.... - ... - - . ,
flTIl Arrttt nrtlirr "gureln Kraekl.a.ner. next iVue
W. L. ADAM,
ri'iron.
w
uggest that Dolfand ' Let' tfxr In the
r7 next issue, which will be put to press
about the beginning of 'dog days' In Au
gust
At Delazon hot kindly Kent at tho Re-
riew containing hi biography, we litre felt
. f i .. i i . . i if.
Tki tni.il r ik. n.... romcwnui in uwy uounu to nuuee h. n e
Below will be found the result of the lute "I'!0 ue ("temJed we should print It en
election In thii State for Congressman. It lire-lul "tui of ree 'cludei u from
will be seen that I-aming Stout, the Pen- WW mm man a lew extracts.
OXJDOON CITY)
SATUIIDAV, JULY 23, 1859.
ocratic candidate, lias a majority of n!nt.
Had those five ' Republican' In .Marion
who voted for Stout becuuo they thought
Logan wu not sound enough on the 'goo
cast their rote In accordance with their
principles, Logan would have had a major
We are very sorry lie didn't send us the
cut that accompanies tho biography in
Bwackhamer. We .upjiose lie is keeping It
for a vignette to the new paper he threaten!
to start at Albany. In the absence of the
original cut, we liuve been compiled to call
itv of one. As it In. unless Loom succeed. ul'on our own rll!,t. '". '"'(f
' o I i i ... . . . . .
in obtaining the scat bv contesting the va- 8m,,,eu x't",otrul B,I(J I'1"" "I
lidity of Stout's election before the Home, Dt'l,M"r '"" ofcoumc done hi. best. Hard
as wo understand he Intend to do the Jrinking has made him a little nervous and
defeat of the Republican randidute for cuional ' bobble1 of the hand has giv-
President In ISC J, with all its momentous e" 11,0 l,klun rtll(r 4 rougher apieurunce
consequences to our countrr. moult one of we Intended. Hut we uw it as the
the results of thoie five votes in Marion.
u (.'eat CiA '. on what s al.n.ltr thi.aJ
JJmif vrrluliii iIjiiij ! '
We copy from the Statesman of the 1 9th :
Ctunliti.
Marion,
Lion,
Lane,
Multnomah,
Wasco,
Polk,
Yamhill,
Clackamas, '
Josephine,
VnifMua,
Jackson,
Curry,
Itcnton,
Coos,
Columbia,
Washington,
Clutsop,
Tillamook,
Douglus.f
Stout.
290
723
635
431
231
m
sis
379
411
43
CC3
37
422
03
72
201
34
S
149 inaj.
6300
6291
Logan.
10G2
f.02
632
503
114
264
412
380
211
132
218
64
222
62
63
366
54
10
best we can do, and for the reason that as
the cut in the Review represent Delazon as
wanhcd, shaved and dressed, or Delazon as
a public man, and a Senutor, or a ' parson'
it Is thought by our artist not to bo in
appropriate to represent him this time as he
apjcan! when ' lie is himself as a sound
Democrat or as he appeared when making
Ins barungue to a selected crowd in Wash.
ington City at tho time lie exhibited his
gold watch, standing on a dining table:
passed through them, laying out work for
others, while lie went on and employed his
'extraordinary stumping abilities' in the
State of 'Etc. which wo believe he pro
fesses to hare carried fur Van liurcn.
After saying that the election of two
inch exulted patriots and great statesmen
as Oregon had chosen proved that the Pa
cific coast would save the Union, Delazon
slips into his biography the following paw
graph, which he lius used In nearly every
sjteech lie Imi; ever made on the stump, in
the Legislature, or iu the Salem cuueus.
It shows conclusively that ho wroto his own
biography':
Tli Stales on lh .liores of tlx rioifie sr.
bynJ lit i.eh of tU fell pint of funsiiriwn
imI liunin. 1 heir people mil frapp! th. Con-
titutiuu an I lli I'titon, ami ho.il ihem a Willi
book, of l.rl. 1 hey ar aa free iw the wind, anil
wave, thai break upn lliair nck-bound cnut, and
aa Ann aa llit.r owe anow-capfed mouiilaim."
According to Delazon's account, he has
started no less than six newspapers the
'ew lork Watchman' in 1838, the
'True Jcffersoniaii' In 1840, the 'Western
Herald' In 1840, the 'Western Empire' in
1811, the 'Miumiun' in 1S43, mid the
'Iowa Democrat' iu 1848, besides publish
Ing a ' Jnrgo edition of a small work' called
' Obcrlin Unmasked.' Here we find Deb
Tb fitvil1 Aastyils ( Us Haal at a
lack ttcaioerat.
"Tho Devil is a wonderfully skilled
chemist, and knows how to analyze all nib
stunces, whether material or spiritual, In
a few minutes ho erected a furnace, seized
one of the Ulack Democrats, and disengag
ed from tho body that which in these ani
mals siinnlies the pluco of a soul. It stood
up bcfoic us, a thing utterly strange and
Indescribable. Ho put it into a large cru
cible, reduced it to a fluid mass, and then
separated the component ports. It con
sisted of:
Par It tn a Thousand.
25
Lib FbUbU,
Col. Jennings, Register of tlio Land
Office in this city, gives notice of the recep
tion of Donation Putcnts for delivery to tho
following uersons: t
VaUaaot(, ,f t -iBeJtT
ftifc. ""V
Tria la Walla
r.OBllBBeJ. ftlh.
Looking about tho Cascade, t,it ,
nlng, though tho uppcarnnce of the p
has been materially changed, so
Cunning
Hy prxrisy
Avarice
Fulschood
Sneukingness
Xameless and numberless small
vices
Essence of lager beer, Jamaica
rum, and strychnine wliuky
125
125
275
125
125
200
1000
Linn UofNTV snmuei ueu correcu-u ' 'oiigburitHL
Putent), Cieo. Husted, Wm. D. Howell, tho silent graveyard of the past ct m,
A.J.May, Tho. li. Mitou, Hurvey Oor- ry brings up a picture of long alto Jr
v u r v, arrived at this place, l,.vi!
Center, Win. Neil, O. W. Shaw, David "uccessrully tho voyoge from the Dall
Leslie, L. W. Cannon, Chisholin Orifllih, a single wugon bed, solitary and aU
(lanmliel Townsend, Win. Glover, J. M. Hero I found my friends who had nreoAj
Savage, S. G. P.igh, T. C. Shaw. nI1(, , , 'JJJ
Mii.txomah. CorNTV-Israel Mitehel. , . ... 'T , . N
Total
" There," said the Devil, holding it up,
"do you call that thing a soul?"
6291
Although Delazon in his colloquy with
Halo in tho U. S. Senato committed the
fclout s majority, 9
The Coos return is nnt strictly official,
but was sent u.i by a reliublo genllcmun,
who snys lie got it from the county clerk.
ai in prwiiiijiy correct.
blunder to stulc that the ' Smiths'
were
The Dboitii. The dry weather wo ore
having this summer is unprecedented in the
history of this country, in ten years at least.
zon starting and using up six newspapers iu Lost winter it was one everlasting pour ol
ten years from 1838 to 1848, devoted to rain. hail, and snow, up to tho first of
a ... '
aimosi every chimera that flitted through April. Since that we have had but little
his heated bruin, from Infidelity down to rain. The spring grain was sown uneom
Diack Democracy. During nil this while, monly late. and. owinc to the drouth, will
he was necessarily much of his time out of be very light, while the hay cron will be
employment, a wandering vagrant, a con- almost a failure. There was but little win-
ccited footpad, trudging from point to tcr wheat sown last fall, consequently the
point, with a 'small bundle of old clothes crain crop of Orczon this season will be ra-
on bis back hunting out some new point ther slim. Fruit promises about an avcr-
at which to 'start a paper through which age crop.
s.ilnto tlioyo from whom I llnl I.
- "m uccd ig
nited I neglected to unload my frj S
but left it to bo fastened by my brotL
who met mo on tho bank. Perform; '
this duty carelessly, in a short time we "
startled by the cry, " There goe, 1 12
over tho fulls!" Glancing to the sm
where mine had been left, I porceirJT
I . I a " ;
tST Humphrey Marshall has declined tTnra,"7. nnu anou,t'r Snco down the ris
tho nominotion for Congress tendered him ,m mnea m' 1,1110 Uall,0 ''"Tying itt
by the opposition convention lately ossein- ''wirful vclwity lownid the fulls. One loot
bled in Louisville, Kentucky. Humphrey umTeA m tlint 1 coulJ l nothing to p.
is one of the soundest men thut has held a vent tho cutastrophc, audi started do,
Lank Cuiwtv Richard Sparks, T. M.
Riffle.
VaMiiiu. Coi- vtv II. B. Martin, J. W.
Ladd, Kcuben dine, It. V. Short.
Ci.kama8 Coi'xtv Hobi rt liird, J. K.
Lcabo, Zncliariah Reed, P. R. Willson.
Wism.vuTox Ciiuxtv Lewis Day.
Folk Cooty Wm. Hendland
Clatsop Countv Hiram Ciirnahun.
seat in Congress forn few years piut.
XtaTA steam flatboat is now being built
opjioaite Canemah by Messrs. Smith, Mar
shall, and others, which is intended to be
run on the Upjwr Willamette during low
water. It is to be a freight boat merely.
'race without name, without habitation nn
without character yet in his biography be
proteoses to trneo back his pedigree with
wonderful accuracy till he reaches his trrnml.
o
tA letter from Jmlgo Chadwick says father Jonathan Smith, who he suvs was n
DoilL'Ins lias (riven Stout 14!) uminrilv u.l.linr I., ii.. t I...: ' ...
., i . ' . , j ,., ,t iiuiuiiuiuMiiry war. jus
.w v...t,u. iciu.h iih ucen received. irn,,l.ril1,,n i.:. ...
Delazon Smith.
iiy nei.tsioN.
It is not long sinco wc acknowledged the
receipt of a pamphlet containing u sketch
of our Into U. S. Senutor, who unfortunate
ly for himself capped the elimax of a brill
iant career by sitting in the U. S. Senate
seventeen days. The nanmhlet is nil In I
WHS olsc
o iii ino kcvo iitioiiarv wr
(Whose grandfather wasn't?) Locating
ins grand-lathers Jo and Jonathan iu the
Revolution, Delazon pauses, and thus points
us to the way the compound focal blaze of
Revolutionary glory emanating from Jo and
Jonuthan a fleets him:
"Tlllia mav tllO VHUIIB Si n.nlnr i.m'nl :i.
In 1,1. ... I ... . . '. ""
.......... oi'n.i iiiKi in I mco ntrv ftrrriiM. u
tno Democratic Review is published in Z ,K"mbtiuitt''fig"'8
NewVork City by one Conrad Swackha- "Jf t.LlZ0U.g M)rj lfl,
mer, and is devoted to dull reviews. stllu t,n,,, , cre. ." 71 ?
disouisiti,,,,, n,l . r..: .. "u """" 0,10 l'"iitl .tl.
, ... ., ... , ,)(fsrmi , orirelt nz nn i.l.a r.f i.;, i.:
I m" " ' " ii win i.i
portrait above, would readily conclude that
no triiuiiiiy imu unearned' a creat wars
.t ...... -
iioin mat Kind or stock.
set o(T with a sprinkling of French and
snatches of Latin, as a literary department,
while tho Democratic or puyiny department
Is reserved fur tho use of such ' dibllnuisli.
ir f..i 1 1 .
ed Dcmocml' , l.., i. ... .... , . " " ,u m waw 01 W emanating
WU....... ". "'um Jntlmn Smith and Jo Brlir on
Dwackhamcr s sane nm w i ... ""tci "
ed engraved likenesses wra , p i ,' ' "C 'T Sl"!l from
lnff biographical skete. ! T whether he
Mlvei and fafelr k,,1 1 "'' ,,s R il"im to personal
IUti.nl,. r, V, : '" IW. .B.ill li,
nU J'L'IIIU'
cratic Review.' These 'biographical
sketches' being 'inserted' at 80 much a
square,' their length is proportioned to the
amount 0f 'tin' the applicant carries In his
pocU. IVIazon, having been n Senator
umy-seventeen days, was of course rather
short of the ncedrul, wind, (o our mind ful
ly accounts for t10 silo.(ll0S3 of lU , Uog
rapl.y which covers less than seven pages
of the Reviw, while Denver, who figures
in tho same number, having long jad lis
armoflicially in !,e U. S. Treasury, is able
o pay tor more than four limes the matter
Delazon is tho hut man that would trcn
make a short speech, much loss write a
short ' biography,' especially ien the 81lb.
ject of it was his own precious f, Bd ,Vc
doubt not that the 1msNer l1y who saw him
knocking nt Swuckhamer's door, saw bis
' so uisiemicit with niauusoript be
sides a terrible roll under each arm, tlmthe
mistook Delazon for the Third Auditor
b.ded down with the -papers' pertaining
to he Oregon war debt.' Rut, alas for
Delazon, when he saw S..l-i i:.. .
h spectacles and proceed to mea,llre the
manuscript, ,J ,lc Illuko
;""f W.'h..., fonWlolM
th dreadful arwwHy of eurtuii:n' full in
the faee. Swackhamer's biuim...
confine to measuring t!,c manus,.ript and
reiptingfor the dimes-the stvle of the
K-raphy and ,l,c pMl.niUj Qf
which ,t treats forn. no part of hUconcern
conmp.ent.'y o alterations of w Bre"
insisted on. The result is that in Swack-
- . . ro.HWu,g the co
v "eiazou S p.'HZ, but weh;
union to t!s fxctllmt
eon-
lave in ad-
1 SDCrmii.il .f 1.:..
" me as a i iiimw.1. ... i .
-.I,.. . . "'" u'i'grapiKT,
...... u r.i rf..
own for
tonstttlilc in Iowa, and. ns the custom no
they miide each a Mump speech nt the polls.'
...o.h m-i strong claims to an election
on the ground that l,e had fought in the
Morula war. Snooks III JlW I'l.lJif i.i.i
, I J II"
llrowns patriotic appeal in this way
t eller citizens cf I liaint been to no war
myself, 1 II have you to understand that niv
i f .a J
grana iatners cousin was nt the takln of
lerra.lelluoga, right in the hottest of the
revmlution. So you soo Fin descended
from a ' filin family? liwa, I mou,
mention the fact, eft wouldn't be'eonsider
en ooasun, ti.ut in the last war with Great
lii'itnin 1 did sonicthiii htmclfm the w
nf l.l...l:.. t. I I . ..
- ...v.,,1 ,u, iy 0(. country. The fact
was, feller citizens, that when the roar of
tlic Kritish Lion begun to reverberate along
m snores ot i.nko Kne, and there was a
crv limiln M. I - . ...
vuiuu; uniong our letter cit
zens, and when ourgalyunt heroes begun to
ami lor ngnt, l felt my bosom swellin' with
patriotism and my Imr stnn.lin on end tn
sicha pitch that I went Mdltired a,bti.
tule. 2,t fdlor went for me, and, cf
you'll believe me, hit bones arc now bleach-
ur on Canadian sile!"
Wo doubt whether Delazon ever ' hirnit .
substitute.' If he has done no nVhlin f,,r
ns coumry, ne tells us lie has done ' hercu.
...... moor lor nis party. He gives the
wtiowing graphic account of his terrible
exploits in l!10:
" In tlie ni.uiorat)' campa'Kn of IS 10. Mr
NUM . rtllta Ma lul),ulll.,, ; (trvnW;;' rif lr;
in Ih. N.w Yurie s.... I ; ; ""u ''" "' P"-l
he might give vcut to the 'head of eos
that bad accumulated since lie left his last
pnper." He must have run each paper on
au average about tight months just two
mouths longer than he will keep his Albany
concern on its legs.
We are sorry to sec thut Delazon in his
biography makes no mention of his ' Keo-
kuk Speech his getting lost in South
America, his brilliant exploits iu Oregon as
a parson,' or bis speech iu Washington
i ny called the 'Address to the Xymphs,
at me tunc tlicy bad him ' tabled
.1
u tannin uosc wmioiit giving one more
exirnct from Dcluzon's ' biography':
la I t .
.. r. aiiiim, in contnij ol, ,lrrw , illorl
.... c.rini; on nn- nn ,,r , n.t Tl..
Inlure llml i-lrctd l,i,n i .i i, ..
Iiiro lotlie Srantifor the omiilngalx jenra."
We think thnt the few moons which have
passed over his head since he wrote tho
above, have fully satisfied him that lie who
has for a short time in many local, lie, V.
iiidcil a few fools, was at that time labnrin.,
i.: ir ... t . o
IIIHIM.-II miner a rem i n im
e suggest that Delazon wind im l.i.
i..:ii...... . .. .. r
iiiiiuni career as nn i tr n.,) .,,.1:.
jnittii-iuii,
purchasing the materials of either r,.
mud s Advertiser or the defunct Standard
and starting a Democratic Jo Lane paper
m the forks of the Snntinin. Let the paper
bo called the ' Final ' and after its
ueiuuct carcass is, nt the end of six months
uuneu niongsmc ol Mattoon's 'medium of
denoiiiiiintional correspondence let Delu
sion run for constable in the 'Santium pre
cinct or join the 'circus.'
Ct n lu.
That a good thing can still come out of
-Nazareth, is evinced by the fact thni ihn
Water Cart.
We had tho pleasure of a visit the other
day from Dr. G. A. Weed, who is examin
ing the principal places of tlx; State with a
view to the ultimate location of a Hydro
pathic establishment. Wo nre glad to
learn that tho people of Oregon manifest
such a growing appreciation of his services
as to render this step necessary soon.
Whatever else may be said of Hydropathy,
it teaches men how to live a thincr never
before attempted by any mcdicul system ex
cept that of Moses.
AVo do not know what inducements the
Doctor may find to establish himself per
manently nt other points, but we happen
to know that an old friend of his, and one
of tho ' oldest inhabitants' of this place
Nature offers a supply of pure air, clear
water, lino scenery, and healthful and rig
orous people, that cannot be equaled by
any other prominent place in the State.
This whole section of country is a grent
atcr Cure all we want is a Doctor to
take charge of it.
i... i a .... . u
nii; nuiiuau in a iwo lortv ' liner, it.. .
... - I AUQBJ
hull way down my bout rodo gallantly,
alas, another view showed ItMjottorn n
ward, and trunks and bnggoge, constitnl "
its loud, floating hero and there on tlx 2
grj billows. Our race was a very even o
und I arrived at tho foot of the railrosdl
nousE Bi'RNEn. We leorn that a dwel- nilIc 011,1 lf from the starting point In.
ling house belonging to Mr. Win. Eudey, BS "'O wrek was passing. Luckily I f0j
of this place, on his claim about six miles ou Indian camp here, and springing int, '
from town, was burued down on the night Mic f ''ir largest canoes, with four tuL
of Tuesday, 12th inst. It wds unoccupied Wftrt " mn eaters," I steceeded iu r
except ny a any laiiorcr, wlio slept there.
Island Mills. These celebrated Mills
in our city ore uow doing a thriving busi-
Mss, making tho best of flour, under the
management of Mr. A. J. Chapman. See
advertisement in this week's paper. Mr.
Chapman makes a suggestion to the farmers
of Oregon which they will do well to heed.
aS The annual Conference of the M.
E. Church for Oreuron and Wnsliimrinn
commences its session nt Albany on the
10th of August next.
SST Gov. Stevens' majority in Wash
ington Territory for Delegate in Congress
will be about 500.
Tho totul vote of the State' this
year will bo a little over 11,000 the high
. f ..,1., 1.. 1 1 1 1 . .
viu vj m;n.-uii iiiiuureus ever east in
Oregon.
Tlie Kleclloa.
HI i. ns Looa. w.u. run Stolt.
IupnovKMKXT. A year or two ago
new road between this place and Milwaukio
was laid out, but it has never yet been
opened for travel. The road crosses the
Clackomas at Rineavson's, and will sav
considerable roundabout travel between the
two places. At the foot of Maine Street
at the creek near Gov. Abernethy's resi
deuce, the road commences, and bero is now
being built a substantial bridge by Mr. J
U. hwutlord, which is to be 16 feet ii
length by 16 feet wide,
750.
in
and will cost
Forks of tho Santinm .1,1.1. ,.:.,... . c of the State m. Lasson,
Im.) tun ....i: i .... .. '. .. the Aorwccinn. who was spnimuwl ni i.n
had the credit of being tho most bcniirhted
section of Oregon, has produced one of the
greatest geniuses of tho times. Mr. Bur
"laster, a German, who officiated us Clerk
of the last Legislature, and who now resides
in Salem, hails, wn luw r..... ,i..
Forks.' He was a volunteer in H ini
Indian war, where he is said to have W
good service and proved himself a brave
W hether he was " ilne,.n.win.i r. . .
late term of the Circuit Court iu Washing
ton county to be hung on the 9th day of
August, we learn application has been made
for a writ of error, carrying somo noints
up for the decision of the Supremo Court.
This will, in all probability, nt least delay
tho execution of the prisoner.
J The jury in the case of Frank Gum-
sey, on trial in Portland for the murder of
Clatsop,
Mullnuniah,
IVanhiiitriun,
Ynmhill,
Mar on,
Clackmnas,
I'mpij.ia,
Tillamook,
Curry,
20
12SI
I'm
114
706
1
9
5
17
1376
Columbia,
a,
I'oik,
Linn,
llcntiin,
I .mic,
biaglaty
Jackson,
Jompliine,
Coos,
9
117
30
U'l
2(.0
3
M9
115
son
17
12S4
Supreme and Circuit Courts.
The following shows the times of holdin"
the Supreme and Circnit Courts of the
State in the different counties
sri'iiEMK coritT.
First Monday in December. 18;9 nml
l f. .i . . .: . '
bul'umu .uuiiuay inereauer ut iSalem.
second .Monday m Julv nniimillv at
T..I....J ' "
X VI iiunu.
C1RCITT COIT.T.
Ct..iCKM,ts First Mondnv
1 C . . I
uiiii oepieinoer.
Hoek"
iviiv nnHi.iin i. :,. ii
""" " 'siuai sucli nn cnermnlrrnc
I'o had with Lntshaw some time since
the 'stock' iu him s,,,La r,.
'Mf. Ht we set out to apeak of Bur-
master as a genius instead of a ' brave ' and
we shouldn't have made this digression but
ti in inn iant fi.n i .....
,k"u--'"l)-S-Ulstinp;uis)cd Satunlnv TI .... . "
men' regard it necessary in all 'l,i,w,,i,;.. L,.,,I' .." mmJ
to trace back their J. .J"iT , U'u" "av "Sree to his allowances
""""".'i rcout, gS we snnimtn r... : .. r-v v
urge that is often made tin, K Z ?.! y appoint
... vuumj onri
or not, wc have not been informed. Dg, on Thursday brouzht iu a venli..)
I.. .. :i ' .1 . 'i . w .-..
or manslaughter, but implored the mercy of
u.e vourun nis Delialf. Charles Clayton
was sentenced three years to the penitentia
ry, for larceny.
Resigned. Almond Holcomb, Sheriff
of Clackamas county, resigned his office last
in March
iMiLTXoiiAH Second Monday iu March
uue, and November. '
Clatsop Second Tuesdnv in Ami )
October. ' 1 "
Coi.imbia Third Tuesday in April and
October.
Wasco Fourth Monday in March and
September.
Yamhill First Monday in May and
fourth Monday in October.
Washington Third Monday in Mav
.,, , 1Miru jionday in March and
urjiLuil'lur.
1'OI.K Thll'ft rnn. !.. 1 !l
i ii . v 111 Apru nnu sec-
uiki iTiuiiuiiy iii November.
Lixx-First Monday in April and Oc
cuing a majority of tho nroncrtv tl
trunks a floated, but I lost a valubk
double-barreled gun, which I had carriej
back and brought across tho riainiV
second time. Thankful that it eventmw
no wotjc, though mother " murmured misti
ii.... i . i o '
mm in-riiiosi ocnutiiui silk dress, guard
cd with jealous enro across the long hoi
voyage, should be ruined so near the hit
of home. Hut I started up tho Columli,
niidhavo been diving into the dim acid
memory for old recollections.
T.PilVMlfF ilm Pn.u....l.. l.l. tt.
v.Ki.m- H-mi nn iisajsoc
tions liehind, oitr noble steamer, the Tlm
loc, dipt. Iwnghnmii, sped along l,Cr
tcry way, jiassing by, here and tlierc, H.
rarer interval, amiill ntlempts at farm,
where n few ncrcs of tillable land offered .
diicementa to the farmer. Itnt
cither the steep hillsides come down tetk
water, or the banks ure composed of rod
iiiui jiina, rendering farming operations i
possible. Cut soon the forest clad U
disa.iicnr. and the slni.im, .:j
.. .vt...,Q jMirumuiU HUn
uro thickly covered with tufts of bond
grass, giving the hills nt this season a u ,
i'crsul gray nppenrance, nartabiii''tooniik4
of uniformity to be altogether pleasing to
the eye, though tho witliiieiscoMfanili'T
cimngmg, aim oiiiclt, somber cliffs oti
tic rock rise in rude grundew, nssomiif '
sometimes colmnnar forms, and looking,
if they had been reared by titan of al
mer age. Approaching the Dulles th to
sides nrn mni-n .i.tlu ,.f.u.:.. ..
- nuiiiig,anu iiierow
try assumes nn appearance fit tcr for bii'i
use. But wo nre now at the Jnndinrr. ifl
I I .. - ... "I 1
iiutc i.iiio nereaiter 1 will tell you whstl
sce- Ex-" Student,"
inl until ih C4
)at it
'"Puof IS llmtliara-
eii.il, . i .
" "'""'guisncu man' lias blood in him
that has run through tho v..ia nr
- w HWUlf-
urois ever since the Flood.
We had the pleasure last siting of wit
nessing an exhibition ol ISurmaster's powers
in actor, in one of the richest perform,
new in tho courthoDR at Salem that we
have seen for many a day. It w
tureon " lIumbgS"iIMVlil.n th, nnii,
.eu-u ins suiiject iii
Vli'ur .,r . . 1-
ii..:,i...i . v' u s
-.ui-emcK-ratexternallva.id inl.T.
1 -"n "''''ti biography traced
Lane have darkened the door of his Mnc,
7;. I-L wonderful trZ ot
'diiliinriiM.i rv .... arrav Ol
""u mocrau' that the r! I
onlyowbac-k.iU,,.0;'1- T,e
t T hmtrfT " 'i'rtion'
rJoLsn,', C.t,, cagJ
I um.irv nial.ll .i i
-...ny ..,. ,)uri ,
an.l b lirr ronmi. un. r il,. k
oJ Jo!ukin I., j. i ... ' r" rtu
I iiiuvimma, ho.. .. ,,U 8i. 'flc n Z
frolunriil anJ Imik.' f"
. .i
miia uercuiean lalwr' 'morii
. ... - -p a.j
ability, and 'great sumV iu trying tode-
.i iiarrison iu I MO, is c.iilalrtl onlr ),.
hill-tC 'SUAW iu hdllcillS the SlVtnnl
nuyonty id Linn county fro,, .hou, gix
hundred to aliout one LundreJ .!,)..;..
from the election returns ibr 10 iu Peun
'Jlvanui. Ohio, aud Xew York. "..
eouldu't Ute Ipat mui.h of hs gK4,
er in thes Sta'w- U k..i. .
a masterly manner
Rowing Jo Lanet I)cljio amJothf'
extinguished characters' in a .., ,i.,
made a decidd impression. W !.,., :..
wmiKing ttiat Burmaatcr himself would
prove to be a ' humbug,' but we were never
-iv ..grecauiy disappointed. We listened
ior a wno e hour t.i n
,w w UllS.UIIfc
n m. . .
v..AM.ED.-jnc Jennie Clark, Captain
My rick, now makes three trips a day between
this city and Portland-leaving Portland
on iuoimays, ivednesdays, and Fridays at
j - ., ana 4J p. m., and on Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdnvs at 12 m She
leaves Oregon City on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays at 7 j,. u.,nnd4P. M.,and
on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Friday at
New Exraiu8.-E. W. Tracy & Co.
have sturtr.fi nn v...
. .'. cos in uregon in con
nection with Wells, Fargo & Co. They
will forward an express as far as Eu-ene
ny, iroin rortlund. on Monday, Wed
iuunuuy in uctooer.
fi J vTNIT, Mo,,d"7 in -April and
first Monday in Xovemlmr 1
fir-i v0Ui' Monday in March ad
first Monday m October.
LrfA-Seco.id Monday in October.
oii-oim jMonaay in .May
CuRnv Third Monrln. in t.. J
JosErmxK-Third Monday i March
June, and Optn in '
JACKSON- Fourth n
.Tn. u iuarcn
M"., nun uuiuuer,
En. Ancis: The impression lui m
ally obtained that AVo old bridge acne'
'Abernethy Creek," t the lower 'endd
town, is sd decayed ns not to be worthit
pamng. Lately this imwession hasbw
proved to bo erroneous. Jt has been fillJ
froinciul icrciHl with cattle several timriii
the past few yrcelis, wid k proved tab .'
nn ami strong,
Let the City Council have a fet eilii '
stringers put in, the floor replankcd.aodi'
new railing pt on, and the bridire will M
. . a-
j'ci iccuy sale lor five years to come. . They
had better save what we now have this ,
expend the people's money in building ne.
Governor Abernethy will Hot permit i
road to come down the north side of tin
creek without tho payment of proper d
"ges. Let the Street Commissioner eisa-
ine this matter and report to the Council
t i , Sqcib.
Jt'ly 22, 1859.
Orecox City M imrr wi.., ti.i .
a, . n ii iivui 0i.ii-i
nour $6.00 to atrsn. nnfffl .
butter fresh, 25c-packed, 20c: Ut
15 to 16c; oirirs 30n .,
is agent for Oregon City.
I . Jt tuill-s-
filll'nncc UUV finil l PIiIai. nf I. .1
of periods ami :.. : : V ? w cn wceK- Steele
. i o1"!"""! me most in-
""table ridicule, and looked iu vain for a
"SU 'letting down,' so common in the
Frformaneesof partially educated gtMiius.
lpenoruianees or more than two-thirds
f the stage actors who draw crowded hous-an'Btttle-"JdulIcomilarrtl..,K
n i ";ui
.m genius. Hehastalenuwhk-h
"luiuiawu, wji mate lita a for,
t.u.-u J skjuld taie it into I.-,
iravei.
une. to-
s bead to
a9 n. o.. i !
-r ciewe. airent nr W.u. r
v. io luij city, hu laid
I oa under obliga
tes Ou .Monday afternoon last W
MaiBet , a convict, at work above Milwau-
..yroao loose from his keepers and took
to the woods. He was arr,,vi i.
uunuicr.
" eincsdaJ truing, by Messra. Cason
near their bridge, . ho took hinj to port!
-u, bhu received the reward offered by
Messrs. Coffin & PentIand-$250.
Gotn-:TWe7jr 11M
Fort Be.vtov M T? t?
a , . ' -Arr.niiiu. IV P
havn nHrioAe F. it . C
---v v.vn.trt f Ulll tlJIS pyiipalirinn l
Inst., at whirl, nt .i,. "'...r " ,,.lwl"u,ul
j . ."iiu una ueen onen.
ed to a no nt nn i ni . . Ppn
me post or Ha a Wn a .
mil.. r,., ivii. "V."' '"'leiv-iour
whn I :Z".y"ma adig. The
heaUh. ..i'l
...... ..vuiu incir work Air
Sohon, whose rcconnai.nnce i ajv;npe
wns nnl l ;.. ..' i... . "uvance
beenheaS
Cearwr di 'of
, imu ui me
Multnomah X.nta w i
A F. & A. M., holds its nlalrd coramMi
Jo liona in il,, so,,, f Tf mrMBCB HM '
, j (-.viuiiiir H j-uu .
'acl. moan,. ,,... in .' ' '
v""d !" '""nd. iv. v"v nircK. W.U
W.CaAio, Sec'y. ' U fc
Island Mill Flnur.
'PIIOSE who ;!, io t .h. r.ENMW
lUhh, "MILL 'UVR. will aha
."'II. atCharn.au & Warn,.,. OrnCitJ. '
pro-
t'""u ,u"'c, out we reTpt t tn. i, i
foniiH h. i.i; ,7. re 10 lcarn had
ife.ii; nV Z,," Ttn'",sot,and
- , ...... iiiujt ana aan
rir 1 ii
..' n'n l.wiaa. 1'oMlnnd .. iha I
'"nuod M.H Milliuint. I.,.. I.' I hi..
nain individual., and refilled wilh inferior
i.land Mill. .Tnly 03 1Sfl9i fJ
m Smut in Wheat
TO THE FARMERS ntf nprnM:
yOfJ that l,e SMUT io wheat, wil
-- much la tu, -j
ucat otJoTtorati,Tii I- 1 1.
bTTheinr. pa,paWo' hive
ecn tlie hostile acts and "snirit nf n.. t i-
iJS'd -n lot k
I.i.njir ,, . a. j. i nsran
''nd Mill, JUV M I8-9
man-
ting no overt .A .h" . """' omn,lt-
him rmM " '. . V."e remsca o wrve
r"""., W.-1I m hnriA. nm I.:
TTntli-a
S MERER V U,ven, bj ,he Caaasi-
.L.l : vi4i. a lli.t nr. . .r uw. a.
Iv of the PTiii;;n m.. ,. between Kounh nrf K f.u .. SW
u-1 -. . ...v... 111c innmni mn.... .. ' - . ,
niain bod
who r have behaved in this maon 4 cZ - f
a Alenes. who. t is belie.! ... . tiJZ, 7,.airm accordi"!
this conduct I y certain Ir .1 " ,DCIted ,0 hZn t- ",a COBM ' "
I l r a frtV TT lirf
Oregon C,t,Jul 23, 18o9. 1SJ
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VOTHWU TO WEAR, and
'IinbaadTenoaWife; Bt
OREGOS CITY BOOS STOil