The Oregon Argus. (Oregon City [Or.]) 1855-1863, November 10, 1855, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSews from lUs Kuulli. Cow CllEKK, 1'aII'O.IM,NoV. 2, la" J. 0 UK ArU8VV..VX MB ! 1 sirnteh n moment to writo you lliu now juNt brought in byo friemiof mint) from Crave Cru. k, lie rcpoiU timidity bofurc yesterday, Cnpt. Fit.;-.: Id's coiiimny of regular, to.oolhor nun iiiu iiin.-u cum iiniinn ni volunteers, un- rter Cant's. Smith, IVilvftnd Cordon, "nvo biiUlu to tli6 Indian encamped on n njnir of tuo inoiiutuint, sumo ety;lii tmlo urlow we crowing uf Crave Creek. Ho rojiuri that nine whiles were lulled, Mid some twenty Wounded, 'l'liu soldier in K'-'lling ill I lie Ihdimu, had to pit llir"u;!h u canyon, nil of tholimo exposed to u deadly lire from tho Iildiuti w ho were accreted in tliu brush ubovu. thorn. Our suldii-nt after u wtirm cu jruoemcut " wero repulsed, Yesterday tlin Indium made nu iitliiuk upon the nrtny, in which our soldier agitin it tliti worst of it. No body known any tiling iitnuit tlio num ber of liidinna that fell. Our hi ! liunt nru naid to lf ucinly out of aiiiiiiiini'ioii. The Indians number so mi' 300, and have ph-nly of ammunition mid provi.dou. , Tin y lituu ii large uuiulji r of fat emtio in their camp, ' besides a lot of li)rse lltnl initios, (iilli'spi of Kugi'tii' city, i tlio only name that I liuvo heard of nmotio; tlio killed. Maj. VV. J. Martin, has sent in mi express for umtnu nilioii. As you mi: lit well uppoo, ureal txeitemctlt exi.it in thi part of the country. The course of i hu Statesman, in reference to this war, hm rendered il editor odhiuit in llirac part. I inn glad to see you aliin tlio young man occasionally, and hang up Lis hido on it polo. Tlio pi'ophi out lure foel soma grntiricali'in in seeing hiin "bat U." Wunt in haste. T. 1'.' , tv.u n vr ri.v, in ji.if 'There Was a sound of revelry by nighi" In Maine's cupltul. There hid gathered llieu Her ailti-Muinc Law cohorts, anil llio bright Lamps alionu o'rr hurluta uud besotted men: A thousand livurtk thumped mightily ; and when ' Muslo uru.v, inch us in hoard iu 11.11, lied ()'( lunki'd into Liool-sliut oyt'Hf.jriii, Aiul till wire liuppy, as the ful.nai kaell Of Temji'rnncc uluIKd itjnn ca It village bell. Did ye not kcir il 1 Yes; 'tuns Ike tho liowl ''lint sliuok llell'u bruzeii ivul's, when fi.-4 t'.e m ivs AVtn tliunJi red ut iiv gates uf Adum's full. Tlio dark, conqlum. rutr.l, moJi'V e; ewj -Uf Mirecrrm, liurltx, rlum d moeriits, And "ring Xiclit," tlie uuwuthed of llio "Hard Shell V' 'Soft S!itll." Whisky Miigs, "11.11 Cuts," und ' ... "WildCkU," Made nih! hideous with tl.eir doleful veils Over the viet'ry of Wliieky uud Wui.u.t On wilh the dunce ! let joy b.' imroafiiie.!" j No sleep till iii irii, v h: n hlauted ruaiiiiirs meet ' To furue llio elm Us uf ;teelill", n ml lu bii:d Willi bl.Hid-MH iie l link.'" wi lows' nil I or; bans' feet. 21 ill hurk! thut dismul stiuad breaks iu oiiccuio.e, As if our biils its echo did repeal, And nearer, louder, slroiiger tliuu bif.ro! It Is the 1.1111111 liy which our "puzzlers" greet ' Maine's shriek, criuhed under Uacclius'irou feet. Alas ! iu .Muino there's wretehedness, nil J wo, And tears, and sad foreboding ol distress, ago And cheeks ill Llauehed, which but two mouths Were deeply flushed wall iheirewu happiuess; And there are brawls uud kck'riug'), such as press The life from loving heurts, and cltohitig sighs, Al) cua-cd by iinui unchained. The fcry muss )i mill sweeps tlio laud ; lluie wilhering dies, Or spreads her wiugs fur uioro propitious skies. The hosts of Bacclius gather iu hot haste, To nelebrnto their bloody v'ct'ry won, And push their con piests, till a moral wai: Shrouds every happy land beueulh the suu. Ail echo backward rolls from Oregiui lu warm response ; u long and loud amen Is heard from those upon their bucks, low down In gutters, or some gloomy, loulhesoinu den, Where liquor, sold and drunk, makes brutes of men And there's a rumbling sound upon the n hurfs I Maine: the rolling casks mid elutt'ring jugs Are hurri-d to the shore by "Hunch Back" dwarfs, The hireling clerks of liijuor selling "tugs," And tapped for topers gathering with their mugs, To drink a hcullh toSalun's k ugdom come. Tlio howl of topers over broken jugs llua struck her citizens with terror dumb, . Whe whisper with whito liis "'Our foe ! 'tis Rum ! 'tis Rum!" And the hemlock wuvei above them her green Ic.itm, Dewy with tear-drops, ns those drunkards pass, Grieving, if aught iuauiinate e'er grieves, Over man's foibles, and his shame ulas ! lire evening fo be spruwliug oil the grass, Whieh uo.v beneath them, but nbovc shall grow, III its next verdure, wheu the rotten nm:;s Of bloated toiers tumble to the fee, Andrdyiug without hope, he mouldering cold and " low. , Numca by which dilH-rent factions of tile "de MOeracy" call themselves iu Muiue. ; tXhis verse, you see. is less smooth sad poetical than truthful. The qualification which, ill tlie ub wjnee at every other, made Ben Jouson's poetry pass, is all we claim for Mm iune,--'tht naked truth." We ml it more difficult lo bring these discordant "isms' -into metrical harmony, than tlie rummies did to harmonize them ut tho polls. For lite Arz'i'- Ma. Editou Dear Sir: P!esj permit me, through your columns, to pay the following merit- ed tribute to that political despot who baa bten recently scouring this part of the volley for names -to one of Ihc most soulless, unprincipled, and ma- Jicious petitions ever presented loan intelligent be- jn. While the tomahawk of the savage is reeking with the blood of our citizens, while their dying groans are heard at the Korlh and at the South, while tlie smoke und flames from their burning dwellings comiuually ascend, while the nppreh.n - jfous of our ciliiens generally are of the moat seri- us charac er, while some of onf best citizei.. are the slain and those now falling victim, to ii - , i ( 4 . i.ir !'.!, F.t nf the ruthless seahung knife, As-Orieli bush, tul. ol ... .i u , ,..!, Statesman, is doiog every thing be can to weaken , . , , irdefens.-tonn..yourdefensivemovemena- n i u ... r. ! 1 i interrupt ear pr.g-ess. Uclas b en to Tor L.n.1 r r " , . , , , , to w!iip the Govern r (perhaps kill him) for op- .. . ' -i.iun. in IM U Uf 41C HltM w n-wie. did lint vote llieso-esllel ilriinHTiiliu ticket ! .Mr. Iliidi, 1 lire long been your .u'ltical and personal 1 f.itii.l I un a Demociut. but no Wore, such j ,J0U arv, cli as approve your curse. You .avo priV(. yourself, in this lio,t net or,'nfi.tnv,.mo 0f tw ,naKi deprattdM men, r.n uccoiiplMic'd vll. I tain a mei.n, sncukitig, unprir hdcl vu You are an ob'eel of disgust hu're I abhorrence ! 1 he peuj.le have marM y..u ! Look out lor the fo it'l, siouii lie!, u k uut ! Iiemeiiiber Hub vul, Julus.iuid An old! JlOlt.VTlO. Hov. fi, 1S.M " ' 0i We envy the following itcnm fiom the Slitiidiird of last 'I'hurs Iny : . tV Thou. Sm'ih, E , of .Milton, inf mis us mat several IikIiiiiih tinriri encrred Irom ancoii ier, u id koiic down on tho o:lior side of the Co luiiib n, by their umn'fest inti ntious of pAvg to the. Viikima. c used miieh iilurm,nd scire of the eit ijeni procurii u it.d fiom the r-outh si lo s'de uf the riv r. uir.sle I tln-in rn I lis I ilu-m brought to Vun eoineroii llio .Mult..ii..in.,h i,u 'J'u.whiy evuiinjf. Mr. Smith pir;,oed lo have furu shed oihep ib I c a full s:u en.eut of this trana.c: on in tli s issue of our puper, but n l. o nto fir the pr.sa I2i" H)' lt!!er frnin (.'apt. (jladwell, ut Astorin, we .enrnihit Cap:. Jauui llluir nini two uther men wero drilled out to fen 'na small bunt, on Sun d .y li ght l:.B , mid lire np o d In huve been lust, a Hie I ii.it his sni'.'o been fo ml tin own r.iho.e on Clattop lieiuh, A fi e oeourreJ at .Tuck nvillo two wtcks nga lo-duv, eo.iMimiug tb ml one fourth of the ti.wu snjipusjit to be the woik of i.uen diaries. t3'" 'i he grU-mill al St. Helens, belong n' to Mr. J Jul oil, wiis Ci.nsumed by liie on the dtli iust, Ktnsntar 1". tret Ion letnm. Tim renders of Mr. Lii ber's nbhi work on Civil Liberty and Sclf-ChnorniiiLiit, will rc nieiiiber n very interesting paper appended toil, mi tho proportion of thosn who m-t n allv vote to the whole- nut:ili"r of (ju.ililied vo'.cr., in nny extensivn el.-ction say one covering a di.lrici where there nic "),(I:U vo ter, lu i!!i!atri.tiu' his suhj-et, Mr. Lieher s"ected iu-tniiues of Anifiienn, l'nlish. rrotich, an. I ueriiiitn i ec!:on., Iho slaltsties an I- iRToinpaTiviii eircntiinnces .f which uro well ii-certjitud. 'I'hu cneluion til which he arrived was, that very frequently l-s- thun lil'ty out of a hundred citia in who have the ri,'l t to otc, nelually efi) to the poll , and that this ivul( ni,,is a fair c nil ni.ili interest in the uhetinii ; that if sixty voter out of a him Ir.d mc! unlly- ote, it proves n jrreiit interest in the election ; mid tiint seventy iutual vo ers out of a lun.dre l is nil evi l.-uc" of jrre.-tt eciteiilelit ; w hile the iiuinh r of sevotity-.'lvi' volers r.u' of n hnudr'd is liar My ever -rachei ntid niai'lts an iiiipass'uiii d election. Mr. Licber proved from lli"s ealetlhllioiis llitlt the rotetlileil return, by whieli Napul.-oli III. win lifted t tliu imperial thivne, mid nceo'dnio t0 which iiiu ty-Kve l-'r n y mi n actually vo ted out of every hundred authorized to vote, win a falsehood, which could only bf palmed upon p 'opl iilt.-rlv k'tm.iiiit of election sta liMic X. Y. Ti li nts. Wo ncUno.vled'6 l!:o correctness of the p ciu'ses lui 1 dju'ii by tlio ku: lied author, as ex h.b Ud uliove, but dissent from the conclusions whieh lis has drawn resneclin" Ihc elevation of Louis Napoleoii to tlie imp rial throne of Kruico, i.nplyiug fraud in llio returns mude, from the large projwitlon of volts polled to the actual numlerof those having the right to vole. Although we con demn the violent and illegu! menus used by Louis Napjli'oii in paving his nay to the limine, yet we w sh to present one or two fuels which go lu annul tho (huge that n fulse return was palmed upon the jicopie of Fruuee iu the matter uf his election. Al the cic'tiou of ''Si ubout eight million) of votes werecus:, (we sic; k in round numbers,) out of a population of 3G,OUO,000 being in the propor tiou of one vo:er to every -I J inliab lanls, which is about the ixuil pmporlion of qualified voters, over the age of Si years, iu the free States of this Union. u lS'M, at the eactiou held i.umcdiuteiy after his aup d'etnt, and the overthrow of tlio republic, ubuul llio sua. e number ef voles wero cast as in '53, uud at both elections I.ouis Xupolion received an almost iinaii motis vote, Eiuno few thousands iu '5U, and several bundled thousand in 'il, hut fog been thrown nguuiBI ln.it. It m;iy bo urged, however, und wiih a show of plausibility, that Xapnleon, be ing at the bead of the government in both instances, through his millions in each dejiarlinent, could make up just such returns us suited him, and pub lish them to the world us the true result of the elec t'on. The probability of this being done by a com mon usurper, is reduced lo a bare possibility when it is rcine.iibered that a Hon.uaute was playing thr game, and was to be voted for by a people whose love for his uumc is so intense that, us nus remarked ut tlie lime, iu our presence", by un iatel llgent I'len haiuii, if a man of slruw uete dressed up n the hat, coat, reginicaluls, etc., of the great pjleon, and carried over the country as a candi date for Piesident, the straw gentleman would re coivo the sufi'mges of nine-tenths of the whole peo ple. Uut let us go a little farther buck, and see whether we can not glean something from the an nuls of French history that will aid us to a ccr.u n exit nt iu this matter. ' . In 1818 France became a republic, and in the latter part of that year mi ehctlon for a constitu tional President was lo be held. Several candi dates opjieand Lamirtine, (then supposed to be the most papular man in 1'rauco,) Gen.Cavaixuac, (who it was thought would be elected,) Ledru Rol lin, (lied It publican,) Louis Napoleon, an l one or two others. The last named personage was in the Convention that formed the constitution, and but a few m iLllis before hud b en attached to the con stubuhry' police face of England. So slim ap- ' pcar,-1 ebunces of elrflion tlmt when he eiP.-red himself us a candidate the umiouuceineiit met with ' a derisive hoot un botli sides oi tlie Atlantic, and uo J one s emed willing to risk his reputation for sagoci- j ty by veuturing an opinion iu favor of his succes- J The election passed off, and how stood the re- suit 7 Out of more than tight millions of votes ' cast, Louis Napoleon received over six millions, j Cavaigoac about one million and a half, and each of the others less than a million-.n.ewl eie in , bmnlnds of .housau.U Then, every one will ad- ; mit, the people went to the poM- ' ''y nntrsmel- ed, and free from all extraneous influence, beyond 'the pem-nal popul.rily of the candidate. ; yet we fiida forger nninber (we believe) of votes given o ' e. ilun at any sub-e ineiit elect torn iu that coomry "" . . . f and ii.e uuduubttd inferenee M lhat the hM elee- ana u.e una .. lion 0' Nspe eun III , by winch he was rawed lo oou o. , ' it.,, il rone, wa- a P tiely legitimate one. so far a '- ".rone, F J the numix of votes is concerned. The cbare of I , il J s I'ur tlit Argut, l.lnrs Writ tea fur an Album. Siuoe other names are wr.lleu lie is Which thou haul e inw to much revere, And hopes and feelings are revealed, That nought but f, lendhip's pnw'i csu wiold, I crcliuues, un this iuviliug pige, I jnjght some p issing thuughm engage, And here inpieu, as nth. rsdo, . My fervent hope and p.nye.i for you 1'i.r llio' 'lis brief siuee fiul wo met, I slill call hep.- we'll ne'er regi et That wo can now, llio1 but a due, Such inuiks of fiieii Uhip thus convey, And wh lo you juurnry ou through lf, 'Mid trouble d scenes, and toil, and strife, May guyer, richer, bilhler gems . Thau deck the uionarelii' d.ud.-ms, Untwine thy blow, und richly ble- i Thy heart with joy and happiness, While fund refiecliou o'er thee beams With visions sweet enchunt Ihy dieumsj May ardent friends Ihy cheek curuss Iu warm all' cdou's teudrruess, While Goo's approving saiile endears Thy name lu those of oilier spheres, Aud wills (here may to you be given Eternal rest with Him in Hum-en. a.L. w. Financial Mov bmi:.yi'8 i:t liciiorB. Wo frive n IM of the great loans recently madj by the L-'uroprnti powers: Lmjliihljun I'lO.OaO.UOU $77,440,000 . " :io.utu,iii);) idu.uo.uoo French loan. ...fr.2it,llilO,0HU o(J,U.MI,(IUI) ' .'itlU.OilO.UUI) lUo,ii()ii,otiU " 7."iil,lltni,(IUU J.";II.O0U,0t!(l Turkish luaii A'J.oOU.lHiO y.tU.UtU " 5,0k"J,UUO ,Itl,iUU,U0'J Total Sil9,j'JiJ,000 To th'.'so must ?w uddod the loam ell'.-cted by l'ruskia find Anuria nt the coiiinietico in -i.tof tliu war, some liftv million more; utid a suia'l loan lec-ntlv vlo'eted by Said. il ia under the (uaiiiutce of Knolund. Tho Mail Hteattiur is duo to night (Friday ) "Teli'sion" iilaro rnoii .' D-dazoa Smith, whum our readers w.ll remember as the holder of a Government commission umbr John Tyler, somewhere iu South America, and who defied the AJmiiiislrutioii uf Mr. I'oik to find li s whnrcabouls, iu order to recall him, has lurued up iu Oregon. lie bus written a letter lo an Iowa puper, bring ing out Ueu. Jo Lane fur the Pi csiduuey. Ve'.usfou takes the following sensible view of tho mutter: "fjincc lien. Cuss' ago places him out of the lists, and since it is uuderblood llint Douglas does not w.sli his name brought before the next Nation al Convention, where is liie in. in inoro suited, as I lie sla;iCjr4 bearer uf the National Uemocraey to meet the ami-American, aiiti-Kepublicuu, Con- s.iluiion-deslroyiiig. Uuiou-huliug, sectionul, strife. engendering isusol the duy, and roll them back lo a tucce.-stul issue, thun (Jen. Lune? Chicago Journal. ThK Oiikoon A aaei (lately sturledat Oregon City) n spirited uud Weil printed sheet, V. L. Ad ams', Kditor, aud which addresses itself earnestly lo the good cause, brings us much interesting inlelli gence. Iu conclusion, we cordiully adopt the following expression of Tun Aitoes : "If Aluiue is so forlu naleusto stand ul the head, wo hope Oregon will uut wait to duliglo at the lai."l':i!iibitioi:iet. Through the politeness of a friend, wo have re ceived three numbers ol a new l'uper, published at Oregon City, Oregon Territory, entitled Tint Ok- eoo.n Annus, which shows itself a friend of the cause of Kviigion, Temperance aud Freedom. I rom tho numbers before us, we unhesitatingly pronounce it a pniwr worthy the patronage of uny community, and hope it will receive a good support. It is a strong advocate ol I lie Maine Lienor Law The Editor si.ys Ihut no law will suit ihem but reul Dow s extinguisher. JHuy he not be disap pointed. The people appear lo hu wideawake on the groat question of 1'n.hib.tion. The procedure ofsevoi-ul lemperauce Conventions aro eiven which show Ihut they are animuted by the right spirit. Kveu the Ludies arc ut work, lu one ot tho numbers, we find a memorial from the Ladies ol Salem, Murioii county, pruying the II. mid of Commissioners of said county, lo suppress, if pos sible, the onwi.rd progress of intemperance. The memorial is signed hy a laro uumbor of ladies. They have an Auxiliary of the American Tract Society established iu Oregon. Also, one of the American Ilibte .-oo ctv. liulh have meetings ad vertised, which were tube held iu Juno till. Il any of our friends should want a puper from Oreijnn, Tiik Anoia is the paper. Western Melhjdul I'ro teslant, I'utuum, Ohio. . Oct. 41 Is, by K -v. Aimer Gardner, at. his resi dence in Linn county, Mr. Wm. H. Vs.xdkiivort to Mrs. Eun.r M. Luse, bath of Marion co., O.T. Concert. PROF XEWELL's class of young siners will upp ear beloro the I'uhlio wilh a chuico selection of new music, which they will perform, together with part of Flora's l-'est vul, iu the Con gregational church, on Wednesduy evening, Nov. 21, 155. Admission, at the dour, AO cents. Cliildtun, half price. There will be no tickets is sued. Doors open at fij o'clock, performance lo com mence ul 7, r. M. "ITfE ARE NOW RECEIVING, per brig V "Susan Abigail" and bark "UW Devens," Irom San Francis. o, the following goods: OUOCERIES:l 50 kgs E. li. syrup, 5A8 gals., W0 obi New Orleans do. iiOOU lbs No. 1 China sugar,' 5100 lbs tai ls salt, 200 boxes English and Aineiienu soap, SO cases piu fruit, ass'd, , 3 cross P. ii. yeast powders, 5U00 lbs tobacco, ass'd brau.Is, 100 half baxes rsis.us, Hid bbls and half tibia crushed sugsr, 3n00 llw snlenitus. VltOCKEUYA General Amriment. DRY-OOCWti;;MV yds brown sheeting, 1IMI0 yds satinets, aOJO " prints, 10 pieces ulp.c n, 5 J pairs English blankets, S0,l yds carpet ug, 2U0 " oilcloih; Together with a geuenl assort meat of ready made clotluu-r, boots, shoes, hats, east. and carpenters' tuols. WM. C. DEMKST f CO., Nov. 10. OppiBite the Land Office. fntsta Cruz 1. 1 hi c. IlDf-S. for sale by uovlO WM. C. DEMESTk CO. 50 f gyptiitn Wheat. t 1 IEW hushels i-1 sale bv j flovlO WM. C. DEMEXT CO. T?llL6ll OREGON TIMOTHY SEEU-f.O i bus.Ia.-tak by 'M.C.DLXr..V;'$C9. Cbcltaiar.j Co. Tcmal? Zovaluttj. rPHL' budding heietofure known usiiboie will X beopeiir l eg do fur Schl pnrjsxes on Mon day, Novrm irr I'Jdi. und r toe d.reotiuuof Itev. II. K. ami Mis. M. ). Dims. Ttrmtnf Tuition p'r term ofeUrm leces. 1'iiuiury En -lull,.; 11 Ih) ' II eh.r l 0 U'J Fieuch, Di swing, or Muiio-Clito- , u.ul.es, each, (extra.) 2 00 A few students cau be ocemmii-alnt. d wilh boanling. tl K. Kl.VEd. Oregun City, Nov. 10, lH.15-30.3w rra'.t Trcci for Ralo. rpO those ulio are ill wmit uf fiuil Ire., I would L say eoino along uud gel Ihem, a they are go ing oil' I ke hot cakes. My Irees .no of 1 1 is scire tiou uf J. W. Ladd, now Cil.-braled ull over Oirg.'ii as the beat select ou of fmit ever brought to this coast. My trees eoinpri-e all tho choicest varie. ties uf fruit which have brought prvmliiins ut ul! Iheriosnt fairs iu ull :he lionliern Ntutes ill Ibe Union. ,y present s'.oek is of the prrseul Sum mer's growth, lurgr uud thrifty. If I cannot suit you lu sue.J. W. IjtI.1 can; who-o olvcrileii.enl you will see iu Tiik Asuea You will ulways find me (when I inn nt home; on the M.mticellu Farm, Muiion comity, win nt I shall b happy to w ail on yon, while my Irees hold out. My puces will suit most any bo I,-. ' SAMl. SIMMONS. IIowei.l t'sAiaic, Nov. 1, r.3. 30-St Wta takes It Up ? I HAVE now on hand, at my residen -e In II-.w-ell I'ruirie.muny sp ciinens of fruit, known as the I .odd sel c. ion, wh c 1 1 huve r .1 cd hi a large o. chard ol beating trees, which I ptopase to show Willi nny fruit gruwer in Or. -non, uho lit uks he can ex-el mo hi sire or quality by any other variety I lie re-ii I shall be a haul settlement or the question na lo whomer.dll is due for hav ng bru't to Oregon the best variety of fruit. Il' you cannot beat me, gentlemen, or if yon chouse not tinner Hie arena, just back nut, and I y silence niveionselll tog villg tlie lienor to J. W. l.auo. SAMl. SIMMONS. Nov. 1, H15. 30-1 1 K K 1. 1, Y rrivato Eoardlnsr Eouso,, ' t-t ),,:,. awn. llu'lliesiV In,', rire-proul build- lllg, OKtSUOM VH , O. T. Nov. 3-0m. JCT" Charges reason. Lie. ' HAY. MAN'S lysieplio Elixir warranted to cure the dvspeiisia just teenived nn.l fo.- sulealthe OlllWO.y CITY DHVO STORE. I PERUVIAN Febrifuge, fur Hie euro of fever and ncue, Sic , tie , justieceived mid forsuiu ut tho OHLCOS CITY UltUO MONK. Hotico. Territory of Oregon, i . Yumlnll eouuty, . ( ' AT III - October term of tho Tiobale Court, holdeu ul the court-house iu the villuge uf La luivtte. ou Tursduy Hie 4th d y of Oetuber, lSi j, wherein Wiilium Graham, odm i.istrutor ol tho es tate of All .u lus Stuuky, dee d., has tiled his uo- count, praying fur a tiuul settlement of said estute, notice is hereby given, to tho end that all per uns in terested may appear ut tho term of Prohulo court lo be holdeu ut tho court-house at Lafayette on Tuesduy, the 4th day of December next, to show cause, if any, why the suid uceount shall not bo al lowed aud u tiuul set Itemciit made ; and it ia fur ther ordered that this notice be printed III 1 UK Oa kuon Anuts, a weekly paper printed at Oregon City, for three weeks in succession previous to the day of settlement. A tree copy. MAIU'IN OLDS, Nov. 3, 185"i--J9-3w Judite of Probute. Wheat Wantsd. II IGI1EST cusli prices pa d by Nov. 3. IV .V. C. DEM EX T ,J- CO. IVoticc. SEALED rROPOSAW will be received by tho undersigned until Hie 1st of February, irjjti, for the pc.lurmauco of the following work, vii: On the Military road from Astoria to Sulem, Or egon Territory, to open the First Section of the roud, from Astoria to Cariuihan's, being ten miles or thereabout. The road to be cleared entirely of trees, brush, and fallen timber, fur a width of two rods, uloug die Hue of the survey recently made, und marked out ; and a truck or carriuee way tu he included within Ibese limits, one rod iu width. In the car riage way, all roots, stumps of trees, and other ob structions, must bo entirely removed. And when trees are grubbed out, the holes ure to bo compact ly filled with earth, uud the filling rounded oil so as lo make a small mound about ten inches above the general level of the ground. 'When tho line of survey ascends or descends hills, cutting uud tilling will be resorted to, to make the roud easily practi cable fur u loaded wagon. No ro id will be re ceived that does uut fully come up to these condi tions. Where the road crosses tho WalcusM Creek a bridgo w ill bo required about ilbO feet in length, und sixteen led wide. This bridge will be built on piles not less than 10 inches iu diumctc; driven in courses of three; ten feet between each course. The courses aic to be united by a tin, not less than ono foot iu d mooter, framed ou their cap-., and three string pieces, one ut each side und one iu the center will ruu the entire length of the bridge. These string p eces will be united to the ties hy iron bunds, two niches wide und one inch ill Ihielines?, unci their diameter inii.il not be less than one fuot. The eurriage way across the bridge is tube of three inch plank, firmly sp ked on. The entire structure must be three feetubuve Hie highest waler lino on the creek. A railing of 3.v I inch scantling will be made oa each side of the bridge. Li tiieir proposals, contractors will either propose for the whole section, inelud.ng the bridge, or by Ihc mile, m.,kiiig separate proposubj for t-rectiug Ihut work. Proposals, as above, will also bu received fur the srcco.No section of this road, being from Curna hnn's lo the crowing uf the Nel.alcin river, twenty miles or llicrcnbouts, to be contracted in like men uer tu the above. Advances maybe nude to the contractors ou the completion of portions of thdir work' Proposals must be accompanied by refer ences, and a written agreement fru.ulwu substan tial parlies to b come snrities tur the completiuii of the work, ill ease a couiracl is given. Il must be understood lhat nothing in this adver tisement implies lhat contracts will necessarily be given lo the lowest bidder: ull proposula received will be considered aud submitted lo the Superinten dent of the Mililury (toads in Washington and Oregon Territories, and the mutter left to his dii cretiuu. The cinlruftx are lo be comp'eted by tho 1st of September, lfOT' but if Soulier completed, the woik iv II be iuspecied, and received, if properly executed. Prop .sals will be endorsed "Prfp.u!s for opcii in.' 1st (or 2d) section uf the military roud Irom Astuna lo Salem, O. T."und d r tied to LIEUT. GEO. II. IJEUDY, U. S. Topograph cal Engineer, OIHce of the Oregon and Washington Territory Military Roads, Nov. 3, u.'i-v'Uifel Sun Franclnco, Cal. TJ. S. MAIL LINE. Portland uud Aalorln. The HtdcnJid Steamer , , Multnomah rSi "TTT'ILL continue lo run regularly betws. n Port V lan.l and Astoria, tia Vancouver, twice werk, leaving Portland on Monday and Tbursd, y mornings of each we-k for Astoria; and Astoria for Portlend on Tuesday and Friday lr.oruih', touching Vaxcouvks, St. Helen-, Uaisii r.Catii Laxet, are., each way. For rn-i-jht or pasrage, apply to It. HtJYT, Ma. tcr. je!6 Oratlloyfs Wharf-boat, Portland. OhcrlSfj Sr.le. 1Y virtue of sCeition moeh uiio's lien eieeutlun ) liir.l out of lh Distnet Court of Claekauias cooniy, und to ins diiroled, iu favor of Alexauiler S.Culd irll ngi.let II J. Me Wilbums and others, 1 h.ve I vi.d ujuiii, mid shall sell ul public auction (n lb hirhesi balder for rush, on TUESDAY, the 7ih DAY OF NOVF.M DKIt. I M.'3, on ih prom ises, tho felt.aing deser.bed rul estate, lo Ill Lots N a. si veil (7) aud cljjlil (M) in Ul'-ck No. Iv.riily-riglil i','"), ill the un of M 'hi ankle, iu M.iel.uinus county, aud al-o lha ft-nine bail liie.', thr.s sluii.a Ii ghliOhy 2 feet wlih a dining r-je:n one story It gh and a k leh n two slori a high stlachrd Mu-reto, ni,d known i.s tl.e iraiiuuh Do lel,sitiiblt-d ou ll.e Lerore des-riturd lols. Sulo. tu tube tilute at 1 1 o'clock iu the forenoon of said day. SKI'. Ill' FLAT, Oct. 27,-09-M Rlieria'Cluckumas County. Xrrlata IJotica. , TOSl'I'.'I P. E.VtlAN.BdmiiistrnUJronlhees. tula of Cyrus Wsdswoith, deceased, having fit d a petition in lbs I'n.'.ate Cmu t of Clackamas county, verified by bis ullidiivit, f-.r un on'er lo he granted him to sell the real cwtu'e of said deceased ; herefore, all persons interested are directed lo ap pear at the Devi term of the I'rubslr Court, to be holileii ut Oregon Citv on Hi.- first Tuesday uf De cember next, ul 10 o'clock,, u., uud show cau-e why su'd order rhnu'd n t he cranlrd. HECTOR CAMI'llELL, Oelober 27, lbOS-jb-it Jude of I'ro'jaie. Now is "onr Tltno. VS it is prolmhie I shall close liie d'ljriisrreolvp in 2 liusim-w for this season in about four wrnks from this time, those wishing DAGI ERKEO i'Yl lj will do well to come ri.'lil aluug wilhuut delay. Pictures taken In till kinds of weather, and : at hlui'linii wuinnited. Call ul the sky-l.ght li'uus over Milivain's store, corner of Main and Third sireeLseiilrunee un Third street. 1 OregouCity,v"vt.l3. JUriEI'II BL'CIITEI. Trilt WANTS) PLASTKHl.NG DONE I W Do you know lhat plastering is cheaper and better thun ceiling ll' to, why not plust.r your houses iusieud of botching them up w.tli ceding I I have fulloued the business fur many years, aud 1 ou ;lil to know. I uiu pr pared lo do ull sorts of wurk in my line, from plain to the finest ornament al work, ou the la t rrusonnblc tetms. All of my work will In warranted. To tliose who nre building lions, s to lire in, 1 would any, "step and think be foie you further go," if you um iu'i-n-ling to cil. Give mo a call, and let us talk the m uter over, at all events. J. E. HURRIRl). JUegou City, Oclo'.r 13, IbVij-iJdil' (1 ILT MOL"LDIN( for picture frames, fur J sa'e by (TUBMAN &. WARNER. JJho Bost CJiaaco, I.VEU olVere.l iu Oregon, to those wanting j Stores. 1 would say u tl.e public that I inn oileiing my stock of Stoves, just received, :il uhkat u REDUCED I'RICEd, from I jvu to Jen Dot. uns below former rules. O. U. TWC-GUUD. ;ood surlineut of Tinware ou hand, and IX. for sale cheap, by O. 1J.TWOGOOD. 1 ilA A .HUi-TIELS of Oats wanted, fur ivvy which I wtll pay Hie murket price, id Stuvcs. v O. U. TWOGOOD. i)fff UUStlELS of Wheat wanted ut V KJ f lh - market price, for which I will pay in Tinware or Stoves. O. li. TWOGOUD. VFEW of tho celebrated cook sloves kuuwu as Di.u-K Piauond and Mav Fi.owkr on baud and for sule by O. I). TWOGOO D. COOK STOVES at r$l8, by cctC,-lf O. 11. TWOGOOD. Something' New. ANY' person having a Molodeon, Sernphlne, Acoordeoii, or other reed instrument, with broken or defective reeds, can have Ihem repaired by applying or sending to Cbas. M. Hester, ut his rc-idcuce, two wpiures back from tho Eap.itt Mee'iiitr House, hi the North partol'Oro on City. Charge, for inserting linglo reeds fiom $l,.r0 tu $2,00. Ueusonuble d.du.-tiun fur a grout-'r uum bor. C. M. KESTE1U Oregon City, September 22, 155-211 n Drufs, Medicines, Taiiits, Oils, Jj and Jiyc-EtulTs, at tho OREGON CITY DRUG STORE, epl5 Muiu Street, Oregon City, O.T. TIL Gnysott's compound extract of Sarsuparilla XJ and Yellow wock, aiine seplj OREGON CITY DRUG STORE O ANDa' Sarsa arilla, in anynunntily, ut the O OREGON CITY DRUG STORE, 0 LD Dr. Jucob Townsend's SuiBaparillu, at the OREGON CITY DRUG STORE. R. Townsend's Sorsnmrilbi, at the . OllutiUiv cur utiL.u ciiuui'.. SHAKER Sarsnpirillu, al the OREGON CITY DRUG STORE. "IT'cLANE'S celebrated Vermifuge and Liver 1I Pills, OREGON CITY DHL G STORE. I) R. Osgood's India Cholagegue.and Dr.Jones' American Clwlagogue, ul Hie OREGON CITY DRUG STORE. MOFFAT'S L;fe Hitters and Pills, Bernard's Dysentery Syrup, Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherrv, ut tho OREGON CITY DRUG STORE. li. J. Ay res' cclchmled Cherry Pectoral for coughs, col.ls. and eonsuinpllun, a! lbs OiititiUix ct i x uiteu p ioiir,, w . j a I. . I.' . . .....1 1MI Jrt 1 . 1-o lucrative, i.ji:uiumiiu, unu , oia. Cod Liver Oil, Castor Oil, aud Swe.-t Oil, al the OREGON CITY DRUG STORE. MEXICAN Mustung Liniment, G. W. Mer chant's Gurgling Oil, at lbs OREGON CITY DRUG STORE. rpRUSSKS, ryht and left and double, and Ab- doiniual suiiporters, ut the OREGON CITY DRUG STORE. UKK White Lead, raw aud burned Umber, Crome, Green and 1 elmw, nnn other p unts, ut the OREGON CIT Y DRUG S t OKI.. I)ERFUMKRY.nt the OREGON CTT: DRUG STORE. GRAEFKNtJERG MEDICINES: GruefeubcigSsrsupiirilla, UlrritieCatholicun. " Dysentery syrup, consumptive buhn, P ie Oiiiimsiit, ' lie. l:b Eaters, " Eye I.tion, &c, ice., To be found at Hie agency of the Cmopiitiv, at lbs OREGON CI I V DRUG STORE. Street Trcn Honolulu, I)ER'l!rig I. H. Runt, 10 tone S. I. Salt, 127 mats No. 2 Sugar, ' " 50 kegs ' No. 1 2") Bbls. fyrnp, 2.' " " M..!ases, 2.10 Gallons ToLr Oil. Sep. 2tl,'.,5. . A BliRNETHY co. SALEUATU.1", t-dinceo, but h.ilo cisll'isli.at V. A'. 4 A. HOLLAND S. no::: '. in batrils at r. . & A. I.OM.A.T'S. OKlifiO.V ( ITT . . WholoaaU jfrfcei arreitl uoasnrrKU vvtaaLi. I naf coons. 1 pai ns .V iiKinnisis Sheeting, l-l I4 H 0pr.el.over N. Y.Cit. Drilling i It-l rxomca. D.tutlie.l drdling 1.1 Wheal, pr. bu.....8.'a0 " shirting, Half. Ouis do 4'isio Ktriptd do J4 Putaifst ! . .new.. . SO T.ck ii'j Malt! Ou ons do HI lienii I.'i l-lour Illue drilling 14 Cum Meal, fteslL..., i.i.i.i n...... H'.M'i.i. . ( re. ..0 .IS .It) 1 la'u mh"-j ...,.-., ........ ;,,linit ....7oyo;. " dried d Kentuel.v ieaiis.. . 2." alo reaches, diled do!..., I'weeds Mu7l; do peahd niivrs. j Chill. dried.Sl'iM Illue und lih;.!..l9r x ' muvisioim. Illue audoiange 12 Tork, elsur none. ('aiicy M-t " in.ss 'a.10 i-'uruiture do I'-atl I Hums 3ft do. wai. I l-l. tlacoll .35lsat M. do la. ins 1-luia. rnwora. Gincjiauu... Hj.r.'t.'HantH, p ra..., lpuci SSuMl pi . f -. ..AI3 . iio Table iliinask.... '.osi.'i! - shot. clollis UmiSli Small siiss Iriih linens Ita'jl lluck elOTIIIMl. 1 LKA". Sheen miiv inmls 'lj 3 liar si .t5J.3 3a.'IJ SO Sutim-t , do. .Jj'-iH White lea-l, liioilUuli I 'unev earn. do. ,..!f ma. o..Kbsua. Dlaek cuss. do. Jfaul Manilla, small.,. Redllan'l shiils 81 lalf' " Isrge..'.., Illue do. do. ril.'islS ilcmp 40 215 , lOalS Hickory shirts Saii cash-SS. Culleo do $'.lul2 AJuiaulins boots ii- si.io.s. ISpeim . ..Ml ,..G3 Men's kip b olsjjltj idi cioaiis. " siqer du. do... .iji i lluvaua 10s80 11 line sewid I J O- rsiiui $IUaVlj llovs' kip boots $2't American f 'JUsSU '' he'vy M-'x dojij ii' Tossceo. M ens' br.'s pr. dox. . V 1 7 Pride of th. V via 0s4 " kipbrg's pr .iu.Si;0.Siin 33 calf sewed do.. A'.' I Luke's 17 Wo ncu's h'vy sli'a.$l3f iiAaswaaa. line ilo lo.siiovsis i?ii oi'.ucKiiits. ;Spadea l4ulG C.nVo 90o22; Axes 8's20 Tea ti ia7 tl M i tl suivs UUa? Sugar, no. 1 Chi'a... . 1 1 J X cut saws "io-Sl crushed 15, ruble cutlery, 10 percl Sulerutus Ua.lG' advunee ou N. Y.eost riiureli M; Pocket cutlery, 85 prct Syiup E Uoston. UCmSll u lvuuce. - . 7.i; Other urliclea of bard- ... . 70' M ure IV. m 20 to jll pr . Ua.'lj et advance. do. S Isl.iud.. NO Molasses... . Liv. Salt . Table Suit J.i4 .Nails, ass Usuu-s.prKif ?so Siiudw.ch 1. bait.. 2a21 l:orscslioo...vasJJ l'.oi..rr lllil uiu. Vl'ml.r, :.40 r,nmi Uai9 Cinnaniun 0"ur'O .insed bod t'-l'iS Sunp Iiiu 1 1 Turpentine pr gull .2 rruit tSrccs for Sale. IWOULU i-o-wi:iiuily call Hie ultentioii of those who want Fiuil Tries to my N ursery, nenr llio biiukoflhu Willaiiietln, i ppodte Huleville.cuu tainiug soiuo nine acres of line yearling or two year old Irees, miuibeiing so.ne .',0,000, mostly grafted. The y ure of line healthy growlh. very stocky, and raised without manure, which is a very iiupirlaut point, und embrace most of lb,e leading liudsof Annies. 1'iuis, leaches, 4o. Most of my kinds I huve Introduced Here, ill giuui akiiw, Irom tho best nurseries in Ilia Allunlic States, and they have mostly boruo fiultv.hch fovea of tl.e liijrhcsl excellence. 1 shall he on hand althe Nursery from the 2.ith Oct. until alwul the first of February, aud ready at all times lo wait upou thoso who muy favor me with n cull. I shall sell lor cash only, and the pri cos will be low iu accordance with the huid limes. All trees purchased w II bo lubeled and curel'ully packed, und delivered ut the lainlillg oppisile Ituteville, without exlra ehnrfre.' From the 1st of Fib. I shall be. ul Oregon City loatlend to ai'lluig trees.here. JOHN W. LADD. Dalcville, Oct. 13, 1535. So-oiii War sfljjaiaEt Hard Times I The rhice to (Jet your Money Jivck. "xIlARMAX k. WARNER are nmv rnrrvlng on Hie UAKKUl utiu.o.irr.i.iioiM,ui business nt their old stun I, where they aie still lie- toriniued to deal on terms to suit me limes, uur motto is, "a n inblo sixpence is better than a slow shilling ;" and wo ure determined lo sell, if we do sell upon a verv small pi ol'ii. We are keeping ev ery vatielv, PROVISIONS, RREA1), OA EES, PrlCS, Ate., fee., that were ever inanufm-lnn-d out uf Hour. We keep also all kindsof GltOCERIKS, such as Sueur, Coll'., 'Tobacco, Cigars, Ru sliis, Spio.s, kesidea many Drugs and Medicines. (Ha don't keep uny ".pluck" medicines, however.) V have bought mil the oilier bukery. and intend tofix up another establishment soon. The press of bus iness is so great that we ure conirllid to "spread ourselves" ovor a linger platform. i IT Country produce bouolil and sold. "i'is no trouble to show "ictus." Cull und try us. Oregon City, October Hi. Ir?55. A Valnablo Tain for Sale rUIE subscriber oliins loi ado one hiinili ed acres X of luud, parlly improved, siluahd within two miles of Onv.oii City, nenr (Jen. MeCurvor's furui, on the most rur'inmlilt terms. Fur particulars, empi re of Thos. P..pe,orl the i.lli e ol Wuit (c Kelley, Oregon Cay. G. E. COLE. Oct. a, ls;,5.-25if Co Arrive "1 JfTITIlINf a few days, direct from Now Yolk, cx c'ip;ier ship "Gulden Eagle," -100 guts, linseed o l, 15(1 gal.', pta. lurpelitiue, 21)0 lews window gl.-i-w. (s'dciraj 2nd kegs while hud, p ile, SoV'.iIh. varnish, 200 His heeswux, tO,) lbs r'i", by Wai.C. DEMENT &.CO., oct 12. oppoMte the I ,snd Otlice.' Icw Supply. "t A BERN I.TT I Y A; CO. oiler to Hit poblis, " X at loiv prices, the fullov.ing anicles: Writinir pniif r, I. lie i.-ls. Thread, ties- fed, Combs, " SusM-iiders, liullous, assorted. Steel pens, Pen holders, Handled axes, Cow bells, 'steel s-iuares, lllack lea, lAlspice, . i'epp r, black, Tob-a-cu, ISiiap, jt li earn Tartar, Pies ed salmon, Collins' sxes, Oregon City, Sept. -y Who Want a" Good 2addlo? ritllE subscriber, living five miles aoutli-wcat of I Lafayette, in Yamhill county, is now carryings on the bll-incts of Saddle Mulcug in goml em iiesl. He k eps con.slanlly ou h ind the best saddlsa that can be manufactured wilh the malerin's ul com mand In Oregon. Tho wishing a genuine sudd a warranted lo fit on b-.th sales, and rigged out in complete style, cheap for ca .h, or paid lru.'c would do well to give me u call. My sh -p is situated oil llak.-rs Creek nenr where the msd croet it bail ing frain Portland and Oregon City, "up ronnlry'' by the way ol Siii.lh's bridgo on the North Fork of Yamhiil. Uj" 1 keep every thing in lbs saddlery line, aa Eri.ilis, Martingales, Halters, I. l.es. A'fi . Ae. rent. 20 i'.'lit; J. O. IO- NDKKSON. T TJ YS, of d li'erent kinds, lor sule by CIIAK.MA. Ct. ailI.ll. TUST RECEI VED, J Jt'U hoic Calldki', 20 bbls. pi k, bv :ct 12 Y.'M. C l'EMENT A ea,