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Newspaper Page TextStye wjon SVnjuSe W. L. ADAMS, EDITOR. Amuui f Bitkii. April 20th. We hare always been too The Jury in acquitting Mr. Sickles Tor jeulotu of our character for vcrucitj to has killing rbillp Barton Key, tlio reducer of til; make statements tijion web evidence suction anxinuM. 0&XGt02f CZTTl SATURDAY JULY 2, 18.10. Claekaaae All HIhU The returns elsewhere published bow that Logan lias curried this county a re al the lay-so of Democratic orators and Democratic organs. We stated In a speech In Lion county a few week! ago that the Aholitionist Garrison had denounced the Constitution ai " a covenant with death and an agreement with hell." Esq. Brock, the chairman of the Democratic State Commit- Oregon City, Lino City, Milwankie, Kock Creek, Young's, his wife, did Just ai most everybody would expect a J117 composed of human being to do Jurt at everybody expected and decid ed for porhaps the hundredth time In the history of our judicial proceeding, that the mere killing of a person Is not murder that among the list of 'provocations' which suit unexpected to his friends, and bitterlv conrcrt the act of killing Into "Justifiable tee, followed, and during his speech cume ' L.. M. H il . 1 . I w " I w a grievous to the Loco Foco leaders, who bet P0,nicu)c' 1,19 Wl(n0' Ktiucnon siauus to the rescue of his brother Garrison by Mattoon's, largely on lU giving Stout a majority, rromincot. Juat the deciuon of the Jury denying that Garrison had ever said so. Wc are especially aatibfied, not lew because in tLi"' 1,1 ' Multitude of similar cases, is We informed the assemblage that our an- of the fact that Cluckamae repudiate Jo uot ,n awJl( with the strict letter of tbority for making the statement was none Lane and those of her representatives who 1,16 ,l"r' mu'st- Indeed, It is extreme- other than just such Democratic authority sought to sell her to Delusion Smith, though ' dou,'t.ful wllct,lt,r. In the cyca of the law, M the Portland Times-authority which instructed to adhere to Curry's fortunes, P"" 01 Acy m uestroying we hg(i ai,,aT( hecu curcr ami qilotillff( than because we now feel sure that another the domestic happiness of a family to which M It so happened that almost Invariably year tho managers of the pro-slavery De- he baJ becn welcomed as a confidant, could whenever we affirmed anything as truo that mocraey will be kicked out of their places. l s" Plli8t the act of killing and give it we htt(j geen in a Democratic par, some We shall never atniii he represented br our aDJ otl)cr coloring than that which pertains Democrat was sure to nrononn tha tativ Dolf, or any of his clique. Republicans to t,ie b,00(17 decd ot midnight assassin, mcot a lie. We tell the amiuble editor of Clackamas Coaaly. The vote for Representative to Congress in this county, In the different precincts, stands as follows: Upper Molalla, Lower Jlolulia, Marqtiam's, Tualatin, Lagan. 129 44 87 25 9 12 21 22 85 86 10 Stout. 145 25 24 16 19 18 29 66 Hlevery la (ktTtrrllarlri, The Washington Constitution, of April 23d, contains an elaborate article on Popu lar Sovereignty, in which It declares that, under the Constitution of the United btaU's, and the Drcd Scott decision of the Supreme Court, ilavtry mutt exist in the Terrilorifi, and that the time to determine whether a Territorv is to become a free or slave State is when the pcoplo meet In convention to form a State- constitution. Air. Douglas' idea of " unfriendly legislation" the Consti tution scouts with contempt. It lias not kUctlai r Teaehen. . Ei)iTo or ma A sum , l.U me , ' .' column 10 invite all tits teauhere aud TJT education in Claekatnai county la mot I. n City on Friday afternoon, Auguet 4 ImF o'clock, fur the purpoM of oon.ulun B ? what will be Ilia W method rf.u.T what will be Ilia beet method eunuiwn eviioon or tills county, J. I) July 9. School Sup'l Claeli School Notice IN nmwer to III frequent Inouirlaa .j . I will.ay.hatUn h,3i "DtV',' building near Oregon City for a poTO.n.ML.f" ' on a plan suiUblo to tho wanta of our n,w s 1 eipeui 10 nave my arrangementf all J7 26 declared distinctly for a slave cod. for the Jjjg XV 1 protection of slave7 in tho Territories. It lui, map, kvka, and tha infernal trt.n 17 879 and Independent Democrats can and will Promptl by cupidity or stimulated by re elect men next year men that don't belong vc"f - The we mistake not, regards to Jo Lane, and who won't be obliged when w,t1' l"8' duforor the plea of justification be comes to Salem to drop the candidate urb'eI ''7 tl10 NMslaycr who is goaded to they were instructed to vote for, and by "wpcration by an utter ruin of his domestic their muster's orders go It blind for his tool and blower, though they knew that two thirds of the Democracy of Clackamas pre ferred Williams, or G rover, or Curry, and had no more confidence in the moral or no- litical integrity of .Smith than they have in 1'otn a' "i"8" S""1?. l"y deserving of tlie wisdom or good sense of the pnttyhcod- uenlu ' U Pt'nIty or the highest of ha ed representatives who disgraced their con- mun anmi-mvrder. "Justifiable homi- stituents by their crawling subserviency to c,Je'" 111 the eyes of the law, can never be the dictation of their idol. " Ichabod" is P'W(11 where the person slain had been henceforth written on their foreheads. K"''1 of " infraction of the law itself. " They are dead without mourners." Their " ey 'l8'' with deadly weapons made an own party will never daro to bring them nmu,t "!'" Sickles at the time be was forward again. Despised and spurned by snot bo would have been guilty of a serious inuir own uouseuold, their ignoble fate is a '"lraction of the law, and the law would the Standard, as we told the gifted chair man Brock, that hereafter we will t7 to be more careful than ever about quoting any thing as true that comes from a Democrat ic editor. If tho editor of the Standard wasn't t Democrat, we should of course now feel fully justified in telling everybody we met that ho icam't a Enow Nothing in California. Stout Ilubcr Kapus Ritchie Lisle Democrat. 845 338 812 890 295 felicity, and that of him who would cxtcu uate his crime by pleading an inordinate desire for gain that urged him to plunge the dagger to the heart of bis neighbor at midnight. The law, we believe, recotrnizes lELEcnAiu in. u. AlcUca publishes a proposition in tho Advertiser at Portland, for the construction of a telegraph line from Portland to Jacksonville, via Corrallis. Mr. McRea proposes to complete tho line within eighteen months from the time two thirds of the stock shall have been sub scribed, and to fumisb the line in working order for two hundred dollars a milo. The capital stock of the company is to be $100,- warning to weak men whose gross vanitv probably have justified the killinir where- 00' luone thousand shares of 100 each, and ignorance nmy make them a laughing. Mi the Invasion and ruin of the domestic a,l(I 0 "ld to original subscribers at tock. sanctity of a household was no crime in the "j0 P" h"nn 8II(I a certificate to the value While in this county we are not under f7cs f the law, before which Key stood as $100 to 'ESUeI for the same. uMiigBiions 10 bold and independent Demo- Iess as an angel, and Tor the killing of From the Somt. IUp t , . ' d"Ve" T , 7 t ' M,WltI" 17,0 Jo.iTHle Sentinel say, that the CftUIl'' tO thO nimniiyfiMif no arn rl. HlUlldlllLr t li n n nno .nr av ,fn,1 1.,.. . ...... " lul ..., UWH1V VUI J(.U. a ..u.vu. i,iiu VAiObVU UVilvUcIJ liors In Murion, yet we rejoico thut even tI,c two persons, the one as a wretched and here tliero were many who would not be ruineI nn who had in a moment seen his mere chattels who durcd to be free and C0P of domestic felicity dashed in pieces, " " . ' .. .' ' ,u"18lu 10 T0W Ior : . ",B. v'vTa' 01 ,mure DaI'P'" " wages, say from eiirht to ten dolk H " " I . . . 1 " u e ,u ... uw oruiy camiiuate uon.inated by fraud, wigl.tcd, and the other as the treacherous to the hand Their rhim, , 1 7 ' 1 Mor of tLc coaMty- 1 neir anion is an donor to their mauhood, 8thor of all this misery, the law regarded adjoininir the town Th !f l" 7 1 r 3 stc of Re- and we are sure they will always have rea- them with equal favor, and would have jus- nta w1iiiums rr' . ' c PubIican "trfntu I" this county each year son to bo proud of it. It is also a just rc tified Key if be had succeeded in killing nr J:. 1 "Zl. . ' , Spms tot the 't five or six years. It will be " . . n 1 Lrituniun uuiiLiiiiii' iii imv trnrut ivnnv.a 1 . better still in IS CO. Truly yours, 880 Logan's Majority, 1 , The above is taken from the poll-books of the different precincts, and is correct. For Assessor, John Thomas, Dem., 811 SepIIuclut,Iud.Detn., 204 C.F.Dcatic, " " 128 Co Commissioners T. W. May, Dem., 889 Philip Foster, " 285 Daniel D. Tompkins, Repub., 823 M. Ramsby, " 800 For School Superintendent, J. D. Tost is elected without opposition. Tho Repub licans have elected one of the County Com missioners Dauiel D. Tompkins. MaHaomak. Republican. Iii Portland, Logan 447 Co. Judge Hamilton 3G9 Assessor Breck 400 Commissioners Ladd 427 Frazer 813 Logan carries the county by 128 mnj, GlaUop. Astoria, Juue 27, 1859. Ed. Arui-8: Enclosed is the result of the election iu this county to-day. protection of slavery affects to belicvo that the people will virtu ously sustain and protect the institution. It asserts: " The Constitution, according to the de cision of the highest tribunal known to this Government. iecure$ to eteru citizen tlu right of taking and holding hi time in any of the Territoriet of the United Slatci. This is the bowl, uud by it we believe the people are willing to abide. Honor, truth, plighted faith, and every other sacred prin ciple known and appreciated by individuals and communities, demand it. What is the inevitably deduction which flows from this plain statement of facts? 1 he curat of aery, if it be a carte tu bletitng of slave ty, f it be a good or bin ling muni h alike endured or enjoyed by the peojile of a Territory during the exit tence of the Territorial corporal 'on or organization.'' of lh chool, will bt luoh at will ,... bly wild any whool on the Pacific coaUt a a will recommend themulrea to all Iriai come ! arhool to laiirn. Furlbar par!iol ba obtained by iuquiriug of tho aubaoribar ?' licular attention will be given to ili Ji. wi.l. lo leach. J. Me!!!? Oregon City, July 8, 1859. tO- Sclling Off AT COST! AND miners in the diflureut mining localities where water is to be obtained flrp llntlirr 1 " "8 Messrs. 'ihomas, Gregory 4 Co. are. ana nave been for a long time making good ty The following items wc take from the Corrallis Union of last we k: Painful Accident. On Wednesday last Mr. John Curl ton, of the firm of Win ship, Mason Si Co., cabinet inukcrs of this place, was thrown from a wagon (the team having become uncontrolable) and had one of his thighs broken, the fractured bones of which were driven through the thick mus cles, Inflicting a frightful wound. He was otherwiso sovcrcly injured, and died from the effects of tho wounds yesterday mor ning. Mr. Carlton was some twenty-throe or twenty-four years of age, of industrious and steady habits, and was highly reflected aud esieemea y an wno Knew linn. Quick Work. We learn thnt a young man stole a watch of Mr. Matlock, of Lane county, a few days since; a bill of indict ment was found flrniiiist. him mi thi. nv From the above you will see that we dJ.''d on the second day after the theft be have made a clean sweep of the tables this Wtts convie,c,l of the crime of larceny and TCiHciiLeu, iiy judge Mratton, to three years' luuor in tho penitentiary. Forokuv. We learn that Mr. KhlrW. .!... I . ... . - Republican. For Cnncrtw Loean Sup'tSclioola-Gillutte Aawwor hatchura Co.Comr.fI',K.l, ( Unvnlson Surveyor Uearhart IJuatiueaof 8ievrna the Peace. (Stout Democratic 54 Stout 43 8hortiaa 47 KcKean 54 llubaon 43 Coe 53 Hhivcly 28 Mot'reary io uoioiel Dannenbanm A Jacob TBTKK1MNO lo cU. up ,h,ir bn.iU u,.w offering at col a IIKAVy 8T(X;r SUMMER AND T All o totuiiting, in part, of Calicos, lawns, delaines, . . , . . , a11 wool delaine. plain & figured alpacas, all wool aud hlf wool Daidn. French 4. Knglinh merinoe, velvet, DMibair, atriped 4 pLiin, blanket., euinmr r Ji winter ehawla, table liata, bonnttii,flata, fancy rilihboue.allkiaa enibroideriea of all kindit, d'Hani, lc eve, liiijrM( kid glovea, ladin' geaU', ladica" childreu'a iIim, Gentlemen's Clothing of all deecriplioiia, JEWELRY &. SHOES, CIGARS, TOBACCO, 1'ipet, Matcket, Ac., e. Ladle, and gentlemen, plcane call In lima.k. fore you Iom II,. chance of Retting g,,oJtN,ri. Oregrm C.ly, July 2, IH59. LOOTS biike t,, the delation in tho Demotic Sickle, after tho fi.t pi,to. shot was fire. ZZa'ZS u.onveiiuon from Clackamas, who stooncd 'I'lio S..ni;..,.l l.,.,... r I. I . i , C...1. I il . I w.ii.(ih.i ituiiin null! BUII-iiirCllC AO buth being the fact, we cannot synma- bott. who ba. (,.st ini b. ,i . " " I ' al ' UUIU illO JTVIUIU- It! I17A Willi Cftma rt m.m A l i I . L . J -6Ming urmujum v.u vi um .1.U...HU; jour 10 S et l Lnkfl onnutrv il,t TJ.t. .1 accou.pli.hed Grover'a .l.-rt I..., i.J that have nut on mnriff r, ,..CJ . . e.co""trjr' t,mt Laluke- t!lc Pw was not true to Jo Lne-no for fillitv ruinous crevasse that ' Z iT'T tL " ians, are meuulv disnosed w.in.auaHi. criiy, uiey have their ,ms jwrinntea 10 oemndc through a egol toward the whir nmi .r..i V i,i"":,ro: "r?1;"" iTLjstL'' tolls tliem that tools and creatures of the ""''ordination and a general lawless jacobin- try alo that tin r ,nr , , whippers.il, cannot pl,dgo the votes of the . The fact is that human luwalwnva ZC Z V of fi.m... Afit....i i . . . ... I " imio iu mo uenerai uovernment Mi.-iiKntE.mrxTATiiiv.--When a profes sedly neutral or independent mwr, as the Advertiser claimed to be, becomes so un reasonably one-sided as on all occasions to betray its editor's prejudices, It ought to tuko its phieo as a party organ. That sheet, all tho past week, lias been as decid edly Loco-Foco as any of its kidney. We make no complaint against Inland for this It is his right-bnt after he asked pntron. -J, u.i uie pnn oi ms opponents, and ob- lained it, under pretence thut his paper was iu ue inuepetident, common honesty should no iiiuiice.i mm to act tip to his j.rofes sions. If men support an organ opposed w uiein pi.micilliy they wish to (lo it kllOW- Ingly, because otherwise they consider them selves imposed upon. We should l!ko to liavo Leland explain how the Democratic party havo gained iu Clackamas on last year's vote, as he states it has. True, Stout has a larger relative vote than O rover had, but does tho badlv dNtrnised iw! mean to assert that Kelly vu ule lcVMi- '"'""iimie, or mat drover Inst year re- veiveu an me Jteiiiocratic votes? He Knows very well tlmt Kelly received more than a hundred votes for jK-rsonal reasons u mis county which were given by Demo- inus. lie Known also, if l,c would but tell the truth, that the I!cptl!,iean gain in this .n,y is more than fiftv. VPt t0 mtir. I.oeo-roeo nreiudh a - - ""VIVOlO III' grossly misrepresents the remit. His com- p.imeni to his friend Ke is rMcr back '..ue, wi.no h implied denunciation of " wurw lano doubt more just than .,..,.,. enojw hrrearter tlmt if he wa.nn to snow his " honest ill throw off the thin mask that It wears and IIAIIA em-Mi l,n .1 a . . . ' - .v .... uw.,rM gs ,0 Uig tni)J the devil will out, though the cloven foot i i has been, isnow, and always will bo iVm, 7T Z.Z rT f,et it to : a. a ..... .. 1 1 ,ur l"e'r own nomes. i v io iiiuiu ii iiiirr "L nniir innn it Mr. Abbott has selected a place between the two Klamath Lukes as a good location for an Indian Agency, distant about 75 miles from Jacksonville. lie also saw a part of tho murderers of the Lcdford porty, but was unable to arrest them, but lias as suranecs from Lalake and George that they will arrest them if possible. Mr. Ablwtt goes to Salem about the 1st PrecUct,, or July, and expects to return and go to Albany, me i,ahes ogam auout the 1st of August. hi; nmrlit In 1m K...1 ! i u ui, uuu uur iTIUIIuai COUO 18 in better keeping with the sentiments and practices or the dark ages than with such as ought to prevail in a community where mind is highly cultivated aud morul scuti mcnts are sufficiently quickened and devel oped to guide human reason in framing governments. Law nt present is a glass eyed monster, without a heart and without sympathy, and until juries can be cmpan nelled who are similarly organized cold, calculating, soulless machines, with a simrle eye to making the case fit the law, and with a uump ot Ucstruetiveness and an idea of 'justice' similar to those of k ew Ifamn- shire 'Hard Shell'-we shall never find juries harmonizing well with the law. The law may regard such men as Key as with out stain, and such as Sickles as murderers, butjuries, with human hearts, human sym pathies, and an appreciation of tho sanetii of family virtue, and the deen. damnino- guilt of him who invades it, never will The debauchee who invades tho family circle and succeeds in destroying the peace and happiness of that household commits the highest of crimes, and is a worsn mnn in the eyes of all high-minded men than the assassin who steals in under the mi.r 11 u" 10 of hnereadimr. J. W S,.i unrKness and plumrcs the stilettn t d, "va"' tnn rancisco. is ocreut for ' nnm, heort of one of its inmates. The law hans whom " ca" be outained at U per year. the ono and bids God-sed to the other S"J rur mm to uim- If punishment is to bo meted out tn him a m. . who has committed the latest lis. : 1 T'1 ' . a - "wuai; lJi lU'll lllirmn xr I 'n. i.' must iieionn iv. n,.i .t. .. . . . . fan t .i . "i me injured r rancisco, Importers of Drum nnrl f,M an. y- ere is no other rtnlress-.nd just cines, advertisis in our cotls i 2 would do well po uino- viii i rn mnii fiun r . mnn r,.L . ? " " . v" """Misemeni, and Datron ze v ...v iimurr iu i e r own tlim o..-1: i and just so Ion, will mriea ZrT ' . P .. . u"i i uicii-uniiu. u me iinncn nr i.i: . i .i . .. ' "ouiujthj W. W. Tarker. Liaa. Alhaky, June 28, 1859. Ed. Anoi's: Enclosed is the vote of Old Linn, so far as ascertained tho county where resides the Lion of the Democracy iue couuty that the WIon. Senator trusted would provo true as steel to the regular nominee of the Democratic nartv viz: Lansing Stout the county that he pledged on the Rtump in nil his late pil griinngc for four hundred majority for the Lane satellite. How sadly he will be dis appointed when he returns to his Grand Prairie home, and especially when he learns that his own precinct virtually repudiates jjBtie & to, hy a majority of 42! i ours iruiy, stage driver between this place and Eugene City, was arrested and nut in irons on his arrival at the latter place on Wednesday last, upon the charge of forgery. JYoticc. ALL indebted lo ue mutt aettle up In fiierlm daya, or we will be compelled i nnl oounta into an oWe handa for collation. A hose having claim agnin.1 ua will plea pnJ them to ua, wheu the name will be paid. For Sale: FOUR YOUNG STALLIOTS, IIorsks Dkownkd. From the Daily AuveniKcr wo icarn that on Friday last a span oi norses attached to a buggy ran away from a house about three miles from the Cowlitz Landimr. and Into t). -I,.. mm were arowned. The loss to the owner, Mr. Charles Heed, is estimated at $700. I In another column will be found a call for a convention of the teachers of this county, to consider the best method of ele vating the common schools of the coimtv r n i t. ...... "vv an icaciiers attend the convention. Oi'leuns, Lebanon, Brownsville, Santiam, Franklin Butte. McDonald's, Burlington, Center, Prairie, or Thurston, Syracuse, Peoria, Brush Creek. Citize.v. Logan. Stout, 154 112 48 28 56 63 95 HI 17 40 20 66 40 85 maj. 6 maj. 13 " 13 4 43 " 10 1 8 430 5U er Tho V. S. steamer Massachnsetts "RY, TIMOLEOX, oot of fi,,, m.rM, lti , left Vancouver at 71 o'clock vesterduv mnr. -IJ fe" . . . RK BIXKX) r j - i vvi film a-kA... nmir for the Sound. Gen, staff on board. Advrliser, Harney and ) The Source of the Present Flooo. The papers west of the Cascades attribute the present rise of the Columbia to Snako River. This is an error: that, tirntm imo beou on the fall for three weeks, ncordino- tn our advices and it is fortunate indeed that n is so. a ue river, we ore glud to say, commenced receding on Wednesday nfter noon, and as we write, has fallen about twelve inches. Journal, 1 1th .Time. Tub Harper's Magazlae. The June number of this excellent peri odical has been received. The contents are as rich and varied as usual a rich treat to lovers of fine readiii". be hid.' 6'H'ij, and public sentiment will applaud such decision. winding T.i.. n.i ... . .. m inn. mere wi be ni,i,i: celebration of the Fourth ia Oregon City till Ida t' . r jircsume tiioso of our riii. teiU wlj.l m'ltl, I..t. .i . , Ull . .1 1 ... l" f?o to Portland or McMio- viile, at Uilh of alnch t.Uvs theru ;n i- I I ' mentions. "I hers is to be a pic-nic near Mr. miu. jiolimVs on Monday P with a ball in the evening. far J be Fourth will t s.w,i i I ortland by the several Fire Commies, hv a pro.v.sion, reading of the Deration', H"'"'7 im(wn.0J intentional misren and an oration nwnii-n k i ... 1 A Z ' s lue miM man in AxoTur. n,. . "aJethesUto- Tuesday morning U,, Mr. liZl'Tu 'T' mhor I --1-" uumireu tmes Denies it. The amiable e.litor r m.. BUmlartukw it i high dudgeon lcause we have oceasionallv ha.l . i. ... -oivu iu iiinu oi his former ennn..;., .1 the statement at a ' h , . grutlyiuainuaU that tho editor of th. ir. mu u n,... . i h ... c "".iiiiiuuius." Ua l d, . " - uua uave egenerated a mwl .1...1 . . . . 1. e . . 01 uite, Tor believe itisseareelv six ,ln ' . sim-e that sheet spoke of u. . of uuiuipeaA-habl. veracity." w. - I an oration. Lvuxn in Tnti X Co is the leading ono in tho Drmr hn;. on the Tacific const. Dannenbaum & Jacob cmj.lmtically say 1 ait; Ai'iiinir mr iiiaiv ... , . ' o v" ""' prvscni stOCK on bund, at cost, and no humbug. J. W. Cullen, Portland, a.heni. ..a diery and saddler's hardware, and .m,i everiningeiso in his line. J. I). I'imI H.qI 1.. : . " " preparing to es- .u,i.s,,ms school near Oregon City on a Imianeni oiw,,, ,nd on ft pIan mm io growing wants of the country. S. W. Moss gives notice that be has a w nne Wooded stwk for sale. Io Bne, read all the advertisements in TOw-iUfjr are mostly new. Marloa. fJlnrinno ni.l r.: ti lu ..unuii roll8 p 8a ma. jority for Logan! The Democrarii thr. couldn't stand Pro-Slavery Know-Xothing- , u me iraua oy which the Laneites neat Urover. The following are Logan's majorities in the different precincts- Salem 290; Sublimity 91; Silverton 74; Parkersville 50; Fairfield 50; Butteville precincts to hear from. l WAsniN-GTox-Oivts 154 majority for Yamhill Reported as trivimr T,n. 00 LA.VE-Reportcd to give Lopn 5 maj Bento.v About 200 maj. for Stout. WAsco-Stout has about 120 majority Coi.ncDu-13 maj. for Stout. 7 1 QLK-Stont 25 majority; estimated. Ed. Arois: As I owe yourself mid read- COLI'MIIIA IllVER. Thn cedes gradually from its highest stage; it has fallen only two feet as we write, and the present iutensclv hot weather ntnut fon.l to keep no this slow, deliliemto !, On Friday afternoon the east wnll BnA m . uuu a Jrk 01 me Hue stono stnicture of Gore & Co. the common partition wnll rf tho and of the adjoining oue of Green, Heath & Allan, and the roof of the latter, fell with a terrible crash. The chief nnrr. nt tli goods of both firms had been previously re moved. The other walls remain apparent ly intact and stable. The fall, we believe was induced by the trreat iar from t. fii some days before of the Blaumer buildimr ..u.i.mmivij aujuiiicu. uauee Jour- not, june ao. I6T The Xew York Herald takes a very dismal view of the prospects of the party nuiuu n proiesscs so great a sympathy, iicio is us laicsi wail: SOUTH DOWN SHEEP. Oregon City, July 2, 1859. W "J Un,t n,l... 1, ....... . - -me offensive remarket d other I In the Adverts of Mond.v. Vhe i w T. ? were separate however. Uf.Jl' f no "7 ntuch miuken, we hewd damsge wM done. ' e , . ilkD0" MX much bimvlf in , Two ne made in the Salem ConvcnUon '-HkRRlEs. Mr. firorW Tl-.u; the Will.,,.. v... .r '" "'n6'.or u.. '.'J three miles " low town, raises a seli; , . . k 1 . o vurl j on uis pUcxw.co- be gra.ted tarie.u-s. Mr. W. hould en tent in Kme of the catalog f rv..r. with amn, high-soniHlinj nam- an.1 ,. a celebrity-therww it will never be anv thaig eh but a seednn.. ers an apology for intruding my opinioa nponyou relative to Mr. Pearue I have thought that an acknowledgemeit of the une might not be amiss. Though I can- ""7- "uu"' saw, I can say that it was said too hastily, thai ...... .-. a7l 11 way to resentment ?n ooK ? . i wuvu uiauuer i iata tin I. .IV . A v.OD iu ouer except that a tens of attempted injury, with "malic , thought" nromtitwl m. tn u. man whom, in my nsnal health, temper and he did wrong from a sinister motive-and this I sincerely belii-vAi i..j T7r"a . myself o pay .,y no as ne is below a Dublin " uncharitable .mw Z '"'7 or eoni,lrf;n ... ...... onaer -....mhmvu n tut m ri i ran tK. t ZCJ . " oa lue Dra". caused br overthonght and overwork at a 'time when l should have been at mi ; !,.. . ... , t body; and as I cannot in n7 of mind, approv, it, tone anZJnT??6 r .Jniit the some Ufore.. "u "-l"eu public. Venn, 1. SlXXT ii " Thn KTiotinr. , .. t t 1 TV . OIIU Ullf .1 . ... 1 V.IHIQYIVHU u. me reoellion down in T.nniai.,o n, J rivalries . ..... i" "T.."' l'UI J'-WIUUOICS UIIU fl UCPllUtAlia in irgiuia the desnair of the faithful regulars in the North, the mnrnf:.i.i- j...?. ' i r ,i , ' . -r -.uio ueuiauiis B J i '"u-a,av,irf ure-caters of the South and thcjrcncral disnrmmin! r u. .i , ' TW...r.: -e ""mi ui me wuoie i . I i ,1 . P' would K(m to justify the be l(f thnl .In KM .. . J alilJ last struggle, the final overtW .n ! permanent dissolntiim ni,. iA. .... . Democrat,-. "1B 1Ble Ereai - The Pors TO A UPnrr , T , oil in tr v I uuiit-ni receiv ed in Wtohmgton, from sources entitled to credit, mention that rumors were prevalent - j-viuuusoi iiaiythat thePorje and vlmStategl , ,Ur Mlnhtei. at Rome and Jiaplcs speak of t as hio-M. a:?rt,cdand OtSceat Oregon Citv. Or..! " Ad.r,W.1l... ... -! Ahrena S Vi m Barna F S Barker John H REDINGTON & CO,, waoi.BSAi.zi . DRUGGISTS, 107 CLAY STREET, SAN MlANCiSCO, QFFER TO THE TRADE A FULL, COMPLETE j. DESIRABLE STOCk OP Drugs $ Mcdicina ?JZZ?2 8! ' 1 have Ik. 1 Lowen Prices, and be certain of having FRESH AND DESIRABLE GOODS. other heuae on the raeifio coaat. 7 u. whh ,rn!r.e """""y'O'lo-tedtof.w nnr . ' r lw oonnaeniuu OUr Innff eirilna i. nnim . " . ..., any unr nnMn( aam.i.1. menta for no.h .T"'-?"''" mn?!V to give fulUuiS I GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE Celebrated r . ' a m 'generous fniT . .1 l . 'j sou Abu; hi . I n Hilt StPf. Jnn. 95 l a'r.n Brazte A D nmwn Alyran R Banthiliin Julian Barna Kphraim Bennett J R Barrell Albert F Carman Mr Crandall Mra C P J Clark Lorenio Clark Jamee Culver Chaa P Caller Smiley Doty William Dawling WULam Dnie!a Marion Tlhiel Rev J S File Eli Gormley Jamc Henry B G Hamaa Madame Huntington JWp iloyt Samuel Knowle Wilbur F Karr Jue F KempCal John King Jamee Laroou John E Millit Allen Morgan P B Miller John McConley Aaa C M'Goire Jno M'Pberaon Joe M'Laae Daniel Nash Jonathon M Nevcl M Owen M M Paul William A Powell Samuel Ambroae Pin William Tatleraon W II Quinton Sanelne Raugh W C Roth T T Rudolph M Raynolde Smith J 3 Symond 3 Augoatua Suttler KreJeritk Sm.thTonnalenkaPJ Spenoer W V ipnnRer Jamaa h oUa L E Share John jckeia Aaron w)a Eli ' fa Ephraim J J-FLEMING, r.M. REDINGTON' 4. CO., J)8m3 SAN FRANCISCO. JOHN w. curxm -Front .treet, f, f CnnereU WUrf PORTLANn novnnv o ... water m au timm baddies. Bridlpa T v -a California and Oregon Saddles. Va1iw " "ery deacription of and Saddler's Hardware. Ant for lh .1 r . . . . . . le-Treea. Aoama a lIiforaia a K'P.nnf don, with ne.,.., Bd -kKfc. X n "fnment SMtitU. JuIIN V. Cl'LIXS- ,