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rrS OK SVBSCKIPTIOS.
J.m,ii '"r'"f
V 11 i. -l I.-
' . ... .... m aria .ir....f
Kimlsrnyiw nreirtJjui a If pnutl.
sr. fuiorr dnioi:liiiurJ until ail unto
untitiagtt
fur I hi Argui.
HtsaAowa.
A f it, drcdiiiy muiiitf
U'r my siii'il w ui lu full,
Whl'a I s" "iw 'J"
tailing ll.er ucruaa Ids Hull.
flrc', i clinic r'n j bunch of mailg
HianJiuf j"'1 bromili Ilia fuvea,
Anl tin sunlight glimim-ring llifuujjli it
Dances like lliu wind at rrrd Kavea.
Then t l'"y 'I1' of durltue-n
Mm:1 wlltl (hv MIIIy (''
rra a ! dm-' niiiu ia giiUiiitf,
f ullcweJ fal by iiir;ur iKUiua.
Thfll I 1ah of lu''1 """ lri;litenitnJ,
In ulio.nii o clcuraud wi.le,
That we know lh Ir.ivr. via turning
'l'o us ill llu-ir tir ghliat iile.
Thta sl.aJr of il.irltiioM gtilit-rn,
And ill" mlW.ili valli.h nil;
'n the duik iilc am turned towurj us,
(Jlouiny l III parlor Hull.
Oh ! how I ks Ilia days we're living,
(Juick lli shadows viiiii mid o,
. y( ilis iunlie,l.t d.lii'Mli t:iil)r,
I'll tha "I'M Wavers so.
ported ubo'it l.v ")' lhyi
on we turu u frum tlm ln;lil,
And "" I' steins tilled wild iljikin w,
Yet d'uJ sliiueili ever br-gl.i.
(ji.i.wuiu, June 5, It'CO. Vloi.i
WW
"iJSJ Irin? Classes," and advoctttin-'tlio hide of Truth iu every Uw.-
Vor.. vr.
OREGON CITY, OREGON, JUNE 9, 1 860.
No. g.
aaWW it row xu mi. or ,u. o.y. Learned commentators ngree"lu i,"
. . J. Sk" ,mVe" ,limr,f ,o; 'S t w.ir,,l Africa pcop!,,I )jy lis
(.inrteale ainouf Pclltlrat A.nla(ontU. I Urejut Vruu In the California lUtUM.
Wasiiixotox, Dec. 2.'). j S..v Fbam isco, May 10, IMU.
A grnpliic icoiio In o.'tfti rt!ut! by tliose! Mh. Ei.itor: H-rvwiili I Iuitc tlm pita
vlio n inomljir tlio violent aliiTentionn "" riiliiHittin otu- ininual rrport uf (lie
which took place in the S.-nntc or the U.,!-' V""'11'1 lri"1' J! '11' Si,n r,""::,,t,0 r,ir
. i u. . i i i l- i thi!pat tn . Tlio fru t croii of Ih'j').
tedbtatm, while Martin A an Ilurc, a ,,,,;, 0nro .. C.,lif..ri,I..J a,
ice rnsiJeiit, mid tlic pnsMiii),' offlcrr of tluin doul.le that of the prevou y.iir. '
that hoilv. ami it innv be iwiiIIimI at nn1 T.iiii initrct was bu:intiou.'.!y mmplid
The dcscciKlniits ' cut with uood effect. On one .ni.mnr.iUo w:'' Mrawbcrridi, pi'iiolicK, iciir.t a ill
i"g the or Shem, !!. Caucasia., race, the highest; 'occasion, Mr. t'h.y rose in hia .cat, a.,1 ad- f, 'H 10 w 8"a,""1' Ht sl1' I,r:"fs Uf
olicUv.,.l,....i..r r... ........ .... , ..' 'I.,... .v.... ............ ihv ,n"'s ol.tho p-oplo u fd them fre. ly.
j...,....., me .-...iiigmmn race, junwu mu ice i rcsi.itiu inaTCiy i.npns- ('irrrieit pi,,,,,,, mHlvou, itcctarii.M mid
'""i.M.t.0im ana iiitcrmwliate; and tlic seed orsioned innt.ii-r, proceeded to g:vo Lima the nimllir beiri' cmiio i:i limitnl (inuiiti-
i , . d ll,uv eriurai Allien wail peopled Ijy Ii
lif a Iron l).liinrit IT.. ! . ....... I 1 . . I J
, ; , I"'J"""y Uee...i,1a..ts, and these have been for aKCi,
mat., but he oppced it. extension ,0 this ,,,, (.0llt e , L Knamitt)tKrntl
Mate every one know,, It Vow I opiu it will be perceived tlmt the
would., t pay. Jfio wmtirn lure are ioyg.i.,,ent wliicli U used to prove that Af.
cold thnt what r. w BPgroei are amo.ii; us ricoim are justly !. also proves as well
",v , ' B,u"lu BW.V. , oiiict!iiii(f more. It proves that there
livnf.la inn. l-i...L'.. I.. . !.l ... ... .1 ' . 1
" " u"" "'"" """u uuru'a 'ir prudes or castes,
uiai sumhi oi iiic year; and, durin
remainder or the year, or m cessity so
ily clothed, to protect their nersons
,, .... . .. , i"1"""" mriiiii-uiiuc, m.u me twu oi Biuiieu iiiaiiiier, procceueu 10 L';vo unit a ii.c suiiiiiir ucrri' , emiio 1:1 liiii'.tnl riuai,
no tun. o i,.e uin.n.pnero, na to ue almost 1I,, the A frin.im, Maluvj, and Ainori-! Sood scoldinj, which excited the iiudiei.ee '. 'hon-h suilidcnt to (-ive ui a foretaste
KATi: OK AliVI-UTIHIXUi
Una mmif (t t lia I nn, or le, biYHctr waur)
it: r n,.cr.lLU l "J
K m Ii tuli'i-,11'nl eixni.'U .. , 1 Oil
Hu.ii ae.irilaanf year ,. SO 00
A liberal ile-luelfim will I mad lu lliCM whif
aiittniMr b) Hi year.
t'li" Tli' nmiili.-r of niwrlieiia aliouM t nuu.l
on il,i n.B'p it i, I an alrrri Minant, aiharwi It
uill U .ub...l,cd . II fuiUddeu. anJ eluded
eu.d i j'y.
t Huary n-.'.'pi-a will lw ctmiej half III
ab r.iin ir aUrri..iii(.
lii' Jul 1 ai.Mi.so ecut4 nidi ntati.raa luj
l! 1,1. lull.
1'ct ncrt f:r J,h Prlnti ij null It mail 4
dtUury if the ice-, k.
I itcr.-'t, and iidfj't "ill tiM'Tii'm uio.le for1
pn ;r:ict!n ii nl ndi' iiiciia th".r int'
llicy wnuld luiifi . m (mii to ciiiep! iin nj
lukv prices and flii' luai 'nt iniek
I'robt.l.lv I icav al!u lo lo tlii. :'iljiit
nguiii on ouie Inline uoc.ia'i:i.
J. 15. I. S ..!.
t'O Vas!i!n,'Ml st., S ill Frilii'.HO.
Iiflplew-I.ko tl.o floth, reipiiriiix from 1 can Indians, the ''.west
of wlut wo lu'jcht f.vpiet in fi:tnre veins,
ill tint Renin' nr I in thn rrnllnewia in tlm nl ti.euw.cf ni..l t.i
i'iht to nine minutes to move one foot' time. i, ...... l r i, .... .!....i I ... ... .. r. ... i .. ,. .. ' ,'. ', , when the liorlieultur.il r.oiircs of C.iKfor'
, ... i vl k-iiiiu iiiuhiuii. iiic sivu iii le iiiirx iroill, 1 IIIIIIK. .Air. Ut Cl '.l.la I.
Ilir.... ii...ltu r..M. l. .1 T .1..... .... .1.1--.. 1 '
.....v ........ ,.,.,.,; U...I i uoumwucuier nr Japheth servants and masters, and the
iiin sliull beeoni' ihnre fulU' i!i'Vi1di.i'iI
Mr W'l-I.ili nl,(l ..ll..rj fl. ....... . e. i . l ....'I . ! .
iiml. F il,n .,.. r.. ... ' , ' . ' . 1 ' " " ,,v " ";I avm"m 01 uieanuiiiiuneeo! ineeur:
I . I i set u ot uam " servants or servants." conducted for s6me t'tn?, and at hist be- rntits here, I diseoura-.d t!ie shipping ol'
nie.it could be ipnikcncd. An a conse-: Therefore tl.o Kiironean has nrnnertv In mm nnimnte,. ..ml npP;...n,.'n. Wi. enrly aridci to this market, hailiciili.rlv or
ipici.ee, oi comae, nay arc poor miserable tl, Pi,;,in,.in n..,l tl. fl,i.,nm,M ,v...i h.a c,...t.. ,tt .i . i iuir:i.r varieties wind, wouu arrive
I .... a 1 I 1 .a
.rc.s, iiioui:.. uve as me wi.ites t the Arrican, Mahiy, and the America.,
whose doors they stand and turn many a Imliuii. If the Democracy are of the
...iu..ouk io mo nappy cotton u. nis i..r, Mongolian race, thev may enslave AM
the Senate adjounicd, and the paller'cs
hfie at a time when tl eru would Le in iU
-.... i ...... i i..
were eieareu, io o, me niniuoK-ono n m;1d on aeeotiut of the abimdu.ien of ot!i-
Democrat and the other a hi'-got into er ri niis. The rr.-ull proved the correctness
a violent dispute us thev t.assed out of the ol mv views; lor.la l!io lew instances where
away, where with belly over full of cotton Caus, Malays, mid American Indians; or ir rotunda over the merits'and abilities of the ' ,l,u eWctt "l'l,,M Wi r" ,0 ,h
: oltup. u ri'U7iur uiiiy wns mcp ini in kini. T...1- rv t.. .1 1 . i .... i nmi fcfi. iiirv win nut 11 1 v m " iil iiini r liir.
! , I '. . 1' ,feV, ',, lheSW,i,0f:SOl,ll' ""d r"I,rt,S0M,S ,,i,n i'"'""t which they had just witnessed. At mvIv,., frln 0,,.,.m, was limited,
11 WOII ill l luiv. Do: 11 it tier 1 mnstrr i.nfL. i .....i .....i. ... i ... 1 . ... .. . ' . . . '
Mi..' ' , ; I'"" " .mu uiiiiioi ht, iui uic rigni io an- ine very niomeur, nowever, wiientney were im-l ireneruliy iirouirht j;oi, prices. 1 dil
:nc from words to blows, the atten- 't take uccmut of the quantity reroived.
How II Unas In Arkaniaa,
Tin. recent brawls III the House at V
, ' , , ......A""-"""- ' iiiistrai.K- nn.nuto or mould human rights, then the proceed
TV Tc 7 e r m.c wlS wit0'',1,llUI,nr """ ,0 " may iion of oi of them was directed to a group
Arkansas, sc. aid years simc, Intl. !, ..Clrse Ood miU die." much less cniov the1 ,.,., ...Lrc , , ,.' M'l'l'l
ncvcr lee., in print. It is no disrespect to iI1ririiriltiIIIita rrr lo ChrLli:: rjri: "..7, IT" ""7 "7lr.s "r.V"l "fJL .: ?.
tlio preseat ciiiijfjilencii ami genial felalc ol
fullic.v!:!. t d'le show .s tin. cmoiiiit of
i r.ceivid each iu'diiiIi, from July,
ArXiihstosny, tliut in its incipient or ler
filorial days it was rather " rough." It
was a very common tiling Tor n man to
leave the boiu or his r.iinily in sound
health in the morning, and return dead -at
for the life lie has (riven.
oc ........if... .,...1 :e . i.. ;.. .1 ... I . .' . '
"" "" ""Ji tuiu ii niMi'imn hi nr"Hie.l. MHi, un inn lusiru uuw ll lliu niuau n- I n! u,i ,.u im.l t i nv..rmpii up ,.i 01 ii..ir.u
JltKl IIIOIIII ri..VKf IIH elflll'lv li.'iiei.tt in InnfTcin In. : ttli.t l.t.lil frt Vnitiici'lt-mil.. ni.n.tu.. Tl.n.v. 1 it'. Iii,I.m u-ill...i.r .. I .I...!...... ....I. t.1..
.... ... VI. .. t .j ... ..iiil.i.uii .L...I. V A .11.1.1 ...... ... Ulllllll, 1 IIL. . V V.l .1 a..., . . 1.1.11V u ...'ivii 1. 1 ti.i iui. urn
were Mr. Clav. Mr. Uiicluman. Mr. Wright. !
' (7 , fa,, . J , . . , ,,
and, I think, tl.o Vice IWdent himself;! . rt,,'l'1VuI ffJS "l
... i July us follows:
their Tends or the moment before forgotten, ,,
, . . i Doves. I'er Pi
.1 ... ! . ! I.
ui tiiiiiuio i welisu.leti to wn.te miMir, (is .s0, Tui.:.1!r ... ail.i10P:,T r the
the whites are too selfish and lazy to sup- Court to be beyond question, brings me to
port the black, as the whites in the Smith ,Ho point so eaiiivstly sondit for. And
IIUVU lllti UIIICKS 10 UO U.ILO tlielll. Holll' I... .!.! !....r..l I ...l.l 1 r .. . 1 . .. . ..
. nun nu niiiivu in s jim mi iroeiuniiioii 10 i unu mu gouu leeiing ii:en 5. emeu 10 nave J,ty Q
these fads the tlioii''ht is smrirested to me' il.a t :,. .t. i r 1 1 .1 ...1 :.. .t. .. .... ...... i'. '
l' .. n ,, ., .1., l,i.,o ...! .Ii;.. I iii me i.iiiiiiii; ui sin i cu . ui inn ii u 111 mo in crvnui: oi iiic sovereign ;S . . . , l.'.'.XI
" o"- " ' r. l"K ooiiiii nas inane expressly lor lliu ' S
were 01 i.a.iy oi-ei.rrence. ji was uan-er. hucis ,le ywlh for lk B.,litt.
owtohesafe. The Lepislalurc was elm Ily I .. . ;, ..... r,,..,,.., .. . ,.. ,.n,.llt; !
comjiosed of bullies and blacklegs, a. id the
ound. AvV.
i ripture: " Von shall buy servants of the people, tit once most familiarly restored.
heathen round about yon." They are i "There," said the Democrat to tlio WMir.
September . S.DJs!
October ...17.10a
November. . U.tiii
ould follow as a natural conclusion dimated, and ns servants (slaves) will " there ure the men who are on the eve or1 j, '
if South docs in justice belong to the ,,y. However, that posterity may know j getting us by the ears. Are they not all ' .la 'lVfio'
s, I spurt, the idea us visionary and 'the lucts, it might bo well that a conven- j l.kc actors on the mimic stage, who, ufter! February '.
the Uon Banger's left car. linth then
Miring into ihe. centre of the hall with
that the
negroes.
..U.I-..U.... j , ...... .au iciugf ui me cousoui.g tion of the " reHub V Democracy be called arousing the reelings or their audience to
thought that probably internal biuhmt to 80 modify the said clause in cmr tonsti- the highest pitch, and causing many n Tair
is adajited to even a warmer climate than' tution that the true intent be manifest; and I rye to run over with honest tears, retire to
tjclerwil blackness. Mr. Sheil being tilt to promote ouiet and nrosnerilv in thislthn n-reen-rnom Tmrn viluit-imr l.nn.U will.
... n i --n a "
Othello, Macbeth drinking gin mid water
with the murdered Duncan, and Capnlet
scenes enacted by them were o'ten very ec
centric. A fight arose about something in
"the House" one day. The Hon. Mr.
Banger, of Napoleon, culled the lton. Mr.
Rlaager of Helena, n linr. The Hon.
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le.wi... .in. ......... .-...ii. , rcnrosciitative of tie Democracy. I im-ls!t( .....l r.... .i... r.,....,... m.,,. : (
if ' UiU.i. tll.U UI IIIV lit I I ill. 1 11III.11 ilt.Ult UI
9,:nu
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154
lOo
die to 12
.rie to '.In
2.'.c to IV;
:tG to Vila
5c to lc
tic to !
Of to 1
5 to I 4o
8c to 2Uo
Sc to l0o
(!
fii:
C!,c
lie
So
7c.
Jb
10c
1 JO
17c
.1.
Mime e.eijr ncinocrai win iccoguizo tue . n,e power of popular sovereignly over pcr
ubove as the reasons that induced him to foiial, private, und even human rights, it
drawn bowie knives. Tim Speaker said j V(,t.. for the anti-slavery clause in our con-! ly be well to submit to n popular vote
..y u-u, u ,..,. .., ..... ... ..... sl.tllt;on. Jt so (the clearly proven intent the clause so modified and so enlarged ns
husiaess!'1 and rushed out into the lino;
Ijcing rvcogti zed ns tue law, whatsoever to to m-ohibit the further extension of sn-mr
pledging his worst ninny, Montague, in a
glass of champagne?"
March.
April
May ,
Total number of boxes for tlio whole sea
son, 72,0(i.) averaging from 5.) to CO lbs.
each, equal to about IKI.OIIO bushels.
Pruhuhlv thu average sales of the whob
with a cockeil pistol m one Hand, ami a !re- , t.01,tr.iry notwitl.sta.idi,,-). the popular ' eolleo. worthless shoes nnd eloth-n.r
tneailous " toothpi. k" in the other, and in voice of this State is ,,! gainst slann,; 1 bacco, and neat cattle to this Slate, and
(ones of thunder commanded the P.eprt- for thut division of the Democratic parly ' Lane and Smith to Congrcss-ou the
feniauves to lorm a ring, a ring was j t; ut voted lor said clause, voted not against
rormeil, and, m the classes ot the tiiii", the
roiu'iiitants " went in." They cut each
other frightfully, and for quite a spell it was
fliflicu.lt lo decide who was the better m in.
Cut finally Hanger, by an adroit thrust,
shivery Ihe ubslntc1, but against the ex
tension of African slavery to tiiis State.
on the ground that it wouldn't pay.
Now it must have been a painful, mi hu
i iniliiitinir thoiiirlit to those eood Democrats.
cut off Slangrr's head, and instant death ; .,, mrMn,, p to the r()!S) thnt Ila.
as (lie result. Mr. Siangn-'s r-mains be-, lllK w,1.,.;.s Goi, ,1UI, lUlM to t,1(.m
lag removed, and order restored, Mr. 13. ug- ,ho )Kss,,, ilis,;lul:0 ,,ut 1Io ,ns con.
er arose and said: " It is my painful duty J rt,,TL,i ,,,, tIl0 Souih-tluis providing
ease and luxury for the Southern Demoe-
toaiinoiinco to this House the death of t! e
Hoa. Win. Slanger, of Helena. He was
pood at draw-poker and faro, and handled
tlio toothpick beautiful, lie wasn't of ro
account at legishitii.'. He was uiiddiin' on
losses, lte had no faiu'ly 'ceptin his broth
fr Bill, the best poker player on lied Riv
er. I move resolutions of respect be passed
and rdr'ar'nVI to his brother Dili." They
were passed.
ground that such prohibition will pij.
May 24, 1S00. j.
Cgy The Tualatin lliver Uridge Com
pany organized May 12, 1800, by electing
Wm. U.'rd chtiTinan and II. Saffarrans
secretary.
On motion, J. S. Coffinan, Jaiiies Hob
bius, X. Corby, D. J. Schnebly, and II.
E. Hayes were elected directors.
On motion, the members or the Compn
racy,
... . .i x- ...i .. .... ti . . ..i ii v mu io ii eei ut uo.-i. ... r ic us io uu ie
wiiiieuie-Noriiirrii must .eiv wi... . , , : , ! as thontli he did not differ from then, rad
,t, , i, r ,i ...,. r it i ine.icf nun. on s:nu uimiru accoiuiii io, "
ini,-!! iinn lulling iui uiu in ui . b.i i .Lo ui l.ie, ; ,
SIIOSCI .piioii.
J ho nliove proceedings were rcipiested
and hold themselves in readiness, like
paik or hounds, to cluise down every fugi
tive front that peculiarly favored land.
As a friend of humanity then let us ex
amine the hi"h iiutl.orilv and stubborn
facts by which slavery is established on a
to be published in the Argus.
II. Saffarans, Scc'y.
The n.'uutl.-a of Polygamy.
Utah, March 21.
Some time ugo Hebcr Kimball was let-
crop would be betweeii 7c and St", p.rlnips
would not fill much idioi't of tic, so that
tlio nirriVato amount of tlu sales have
i good deal of this sort of thiiiff ninv be not been less than 300.000. I have no
seen every day in the Housh of Represent- II1W,1IS of knowing how much has been nlii.
atives, and it is no inapt commentary upon 1 rJ t0 , Vict,;l':,,. -'rcscci.t City, and oll.tr
,, .... i ,. . i ! ports ulong the const and on Pugot Sound,
the v.olent and .n.'l.immatory luu-a..;. . s ( ,ut ,(ro,a,j!y slIf,it.iLna to uoll the sm lo-
made on both sides in that boiling nnd ten. tl shipped from Portland to miii ly 10P,
pestutius l.gishitivo cauldron. Julm Hick- 000 bushels. In 'Comparison with I'm iiic','
man, who, when he speaks, recalls the days )Ynrs I"''"-'''8 Ilrtv', ruli:J UM'.V Iow. IIS wi" l)L
sei... .. iiin inn .nun .
Much or it came m bad order, f:om care
less pin king and shippiiiL', and iniich of it
was too small and worthless to have ever
appeared in any market except a cider mill.
Had il been carefully assorted and packed,
leaving out ail the worthless and in I. Demit
fruit, thereby reducing the quant ty one
third, the balance would have bi ought
innro money than the w hole has brought ;
a considerable, item saved in expenses, mid
the one-third rejected Hindu into ci.l.T,
would have added a snug little sum to the
irrnss receipts lor the whole crop. Proba
bly many of the farmers act? I upon the
principle that fruit being low, il would not
pay to tnl.eany pains with it, and from the
leaves, dirt, and worthless tr.isji, I have
sometinrs S"cn packed with it, I should
lunge nicy nan uimsncu n irom tne trees
of the Covenanters, wilh his stromrlv-
marked face, his clear, metallic tones, and
his bold dcfiince of adverse opinions, is by
no means tho bug-a-boo to the Southerners
you would suppose. I noticed him the
other day in friendly chat with the elegant
and fiery Lamar, 6f Mississippi, and as he
sits among a good many of his salaman-
Jdrine Southerners, his jokes fly about him
ically and sincerely. Ha.-kin lumrhs his
way through thu House after one of Ids
most energetic philipp'cs agahist tho Ad
ministration and the Secessionists,, and Mr.
Crawford, or Georgia, who you would
think is ready to see tho Union fall to
pieces without a sigh, can be as mild and . with poles, and gal If -red it from'tlie groun
gentle
firm basis, and see if in- that powerful j
Effect ok T.!i.e-Tku.;xo. The ancients structure, pregnant with good, there can taring sonio missionaries who were prepaf- j man in tho House.
and amiable as the kinllesi-heiii'tcd
It is onlv sonio extra-
with a scoop-shovel, ns we boys used to do
when gathering tipples for cid".'.
r i ... ...... .i... . . . .i
have represented tho effect or talc-bearing not be found some consolation for those ' ing to start out on foreign missions, in t!i3 ordinary occasion that arrays flection against ! W(J j() j1sUlw rp!l(,n,"
Brethren, j section; and even then the impulse is soon ex,.,. Mu have tak-n much pains in
on busy bodies themselves, by a fable, to
the effect that the crow, which was of the
finest white color, was changed into Hi
present jet black for the crime of tale-bear-in?,
a crime which could not pass with im
punity in this family or inferior animals.
A poet has given us the ruble as follows:
? 1 he rcven tin t in snowy plumes was diest,
White as Ihe whiles! dove's unsullied breaa",
Soft as a swan, n large and lovely fowl,
His tongue, his prating tongue, has chunged liia.
quite
To sooty b!a, kncas from the purest white."
Albeit this is simply a fable, it shows us
how the ancients viewed the sin of t.ife-
uiserublc adherents of the " Union-saving, Tabernacle, and said to them:
institution." I allude to the hiiiary the-! I want yon to understand that it is not to , forgotten, and candidly and publicly re-j assorting und packing; their fruit alniost i
ory, Ac, as discussed by Hugh Murray, I be as it has been heretofore. The brother I gretted. No men arc more prompt to ret- invariably came m good o; c! t; always
LM C V . l.!,.r. W.Vi. nf 2,,,,.l,.'Misinnnrl. hnve been in the hnliit nf nii V-. o-niizn nnd resneet feiillessness in Xhrfhern ' '"'Ol.ght the highest figures ill the market,
rr:r n.,z. , t T"i ...... ..... ...,.. ,,....,.' r M rnMid mo
in us m uiiton in iutn wueie ii may ue . mg i v.c iitn.i.-.n nu.ne.i iui .uumwuv-a iinin.inii.uui. ii. u.. nit .jw.i.iiiii. in... i. - pniipikinjr ,n this niiilli r It is fine for
found that the greatest comparative anato-, unoro iney gel ncre, ann unnging en uie : ry, unu uouc arc so rcauy to iiiugii in tne
mists all agree that the varieties of the liu-j ugly ones for its; hereafter you have to miserable spaniels who, for thu sake of
man nice may ail be included under three: Mug thorn all here before taking nny of , standing well with them, crawl under the
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iiriiniirv (liV!Sion viz tne I aucasiun van- meiii, unu ici ua imeu j-m o'uinz. mu man mu. uibcu iu au.uu unu.
1 cly, tiie Mongolian, and the African; the old reprobate then hud at least a score of
last of which includes tho American and j women whom he called wives.
Malay varieties. The learned naturalist History shows that polygamy has never
and historian Hugh .Murray, bringing with existed in any community for fifty years
bearinn- if i... .... i .i .i.. i Inn. to the siumnit nf this fact .Baron Cu- 'without women becoming an article of
o- ii. una nut ever cnai.gcu tne i - i r- ... ( -
"owy white plumes or a raven into sooty vier, rrichard, Lawrence, Sumner, and ( merchandise. Ihe traffic has already com
Wacknesa, the slanderous tale-telling tongue the celebrated Bluinenbaeli. As further ponced in Utah. I will mention one or
f any one who habitually allows himself to discussed, it appears that there is a strik-. the several instances brought to my notice,
backbite and caluaiuiatc others cannot but ing coincidence in the characters and des- At Ogden City, about ninety miles north
rai.U I,!S own f! tln'cs of the three sons of Xoah and the of this place, in July, !!58, a young Eng-
'larkness and guilt. Its effects on the per-! history and present character of the three , liah woman was sold to a man for a wagon
I Innrl nf .Ml in. ,L- n.a .t.r. i.nmi.Liii. in l.a ..mil
Oregon farmers to uieh -rstan 1 th .t fru't is
bccoiuiug quite plentiful that there nre
other places on the Pacific Coist besides
the Willamette Valley, that have orchards,
and are raising fruit so large and linn that
n.-...r.m I.,,. I. u.. II . I.. . I........L. I....
Th I.emraoa Cae UiildiJ. . ? A ; . , , , ' .
Ik lift Invn 1 1 in milm tn liin-f dU'ir.lrri luf or
The New York Court of Appeals, at; producing the finest fruTi of the world.
the term just concluded at Albany, uf- j Fruit is so plentiful, nnd is likely to be so
firmed the decision of tho Supremo Court' for cv('ry J'01"' tllc future, that trash will
nf tlm Kr.t i.. tlm l I I not sell at any paying price'; and if tl.fown
n slandered may not be lasting, for the races of men.
load of pumpkins, the pumpkins to bp paid
case. Tho decision is an important cue to
do Free States.
It is to tho effect that by the constitu
tion aud laws of New York, a nhue be
comes free on being brought to her soil, for
any time, however brief. It of course do-
on the market will hardly pay freight, nnd
w hat is worst of ull, being cheap, it takes
the place, to a certain extent, of n good ar
ticle, tint would be bought mid used at a
fair price. Hence I ronsider it very b .d
policy to have sent the inferior fruit here.
It is very miiel, l.k'jwhat we would call
cutting one's own throat. It hail better
lxi shall outlive the envious detractions
'of such meddlers; but the spirit of calumny
towmirigle, and interweaves into the very
Jiature of detractors. Can a leopard change
epots? No. Can a tale-telling, ruis-
wuer-making troubler or society refrain
. mu n rJ i ll ma WI(fB mo V.i V nn nio I a
"Shemwas more particularly lavorcd, ' ' , , , . , , ! half of the privile:
... . , . ,1 p , . 1,-110W IOOK llIB woman uuta, auu aaw in , -
Ll nil ins o.uuiei .in iii'.iu . iviii ini"
nies the " right or transit," set up in be- been thrown overboard into the r'v r be-
;e or slaveholders to fore it started. It was Worth something to
HiicAnl...l nl nnlv t in irrent iintreirrtia . 1 T..... c. ...... t, ..,.-...... l
Ul.ilL.lv.VU .ivv v.... f. f ; . , . . xiet- tll.U 11. ..AC UCUCB-a.Y 1. (IU) CUll" , . . r... -M .. ,
. , . . . ., ,. ,f rum rai gains unci qnn. jios mom iiiu; , ' "'ego.i uu.t growers win conniit iiieir
lypieu. oi vuuai, uui v.iii i.iii.n. ; veiueni stoppages inereui. ine prnicipie
U .11- 1- !, ll. -rr..l "' I luitillvui., ""V -a , .. , ...... , , , .. ,. .
r ruill .1113 UIUIIVII r,nuii kiiu io"viiui
didn't want her. Of course the parties
carry their slaves on journeys through the "'0"4 "P ul """ sll"""J "uv,; "' so
U.I" U.
nations of Greece nnd Rome, which have
from his havoc of good men's names? lie been succeeded by the mighty kingdoms of; f cros7 tbe""" W, t'.'C, . " jin the legalizing or the slavery relati.
f"i bat only by keeping his mouth as with 1 modern Europe." God shall enlarge Ja- Wi'3 f '' ""e hJS "'t""" the KrceStntr.,. The Uil j, IlC
bridl". i neth d Canaan shall be his servant." acquainted with her ever s.nce her arr.val ,
. i m
I nttn. aim canaan
was the promise.
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very ridiculous, out it was low io , " 1 -- u ...inui, m "i m p .
' r a.:. ,i..ni,:.ii. m.1.1,1 ,.. ..i.., .. ' .1 i. ... .i... .1.. .1
and its truth vouched for by a lady," . .... ... ., ...i.-, s, .,,.,,. ,, s...,.
' ! . f .... .. .1 i.r . . ...1.. .1.. Tinil .ln.ll fr.llt 1. .It'll.. ... .....n I. ......
nioiiu tne opposiia ij'x ir mb logically cni s ."vi. n" j in , iniiiii.
''on ill ' 3 ni.'K.'i' i'i .inn ' t. j neir unu
should be. to send but a number one nrti. le
i no new r t th nti.intitV bci lis.'! and the nualitv
i. u... .1 :.. ... r... . 1 1
.1,-. T... T Ur. r.icnn in ",,r '"" . utlli r.
. , , ., . .. . in .ma iniiuui 1. ' ......... ... .,
Deucwr, Lehov P,B ronrr: two I lDe V' 6 ' ,,,. its trutl, ,nd ive it t0 th, worid as , -MansHeld,-111 the ; Present projects ind'eate a much larger
eoffwnf 1 , .. . e I Murray, that trom ine .Mongolian race ae- rt 1 Somerset case. , cropin California than ast year, so Ore
ftSTmo 0f,tW,fine Lcended those vast hordes of barbarous, dltrative of th cslimat.on inwhithwo., wil, row, with the1 ,1 must look elsewhere for market for
Set lTrETl '-""r'lT'irriorsthat at remote periods 0f time uien are held by the Mormons. nrrl-nc. or nearly all legal authorities ; ,
"jwimg the peel 0f the second, and the; . . ,.,,,.1,,11! , .. . , . .. . x. u. . . i 1 m weeks since, I called yeur atten
Fi'ps of both' beat all together a few mo-1 confluereJ a" As!a "nfi de;af ted Eu' IV Our fashionable Ud.es wonld seem ,n the Northern States, and has been re-; ,on (0 an flrt-,,e p,(.,hpJ in ,-)ie A ti M
toeots lnn.e ir . , . j rope, under Attda, Zingis-Kahn, mid lam- tQ lie crowing smart, for it never before 'neatedly sanctioned by the opinions or em-1 this citv, headed: " The irnpnrtam e or urii-
roofer. Have ready two pie-pans,, .... . i.il n. stt . j ... tu-.h.. ... . 1 r ,.. .. '.L ... 1
tatd with
aboTe,
hoar.
rich pastry, into which turn the
that the Erst king or whom we read in au- wouJ too t, ,t growing prudish, for ever, is to go up to the Supreme Court at ; "J"'.1" io ,l,at. articli-, though intended Tor
pas'ry, ana oaue au 1 ..... v; . the nefrhtv htm- .l i..rv., !,..( .it. n-srfir.mr.n rit 10 1 xr...i,;n.rfn.. .mi ii,.... ... ... to r ....
Be sure to hate them w,ll Hnno. i ,"c,u " . . ., "rJ nt,ct " ' v b ! " " . S """ 'V ff01, 8U0.
! ter. The same writer mentions that there gr(at a j;stanef.
E Carstang lost the second suit is some ground for believing that the great
r oreacn of pr0lnise Xhe co,t8 momt , ( . d hj Af Mon. Sixty-four
tJ:1: d"MVbich ' .A deluded from J.,bMh. The and eighty! gall
..II... .iu or aecorca oviore ' ...... r,nrA ?n 1
EfE hasn't I corse pronoaoeed upon lao&an, conuaues! c.c "" -
; .Varra has Bnjast:o.Wy bn ft22ed. f Ta?t year, valued at
i naid
trial can be hsd. We fear
P1 we 'fcE.'
i Mi.li.liB.nn ie U'l.... ll.. Ain'ia'nn .1.....
1r11.111.11.1u11 cm .v " un n uc urt.i3.uil lul l c i . . .. t t .-! t 1
r , , , , I Ai fruit lieconir; more plentiful, and ron-
may be. Since the Dred Scott case, t litre ; uemly che-oer. much of it will be sold
hardly any extravagance in favor of by tint pnck ige, Itrnce the Hdvutage and
, nece.ty df hanii them uai.orm. If your
froft growers would as'.trnhle io convention,
, dnsi thw r.atfw. in which a" hare an
r3 Sixtv-four thousand four hundred
oDi cf sorghum molessel gj47e &a ,ol4 f t,iu( Conrt rcty ( hari., them uniform. If your
A In tTltnlr rOlll.tV. .- '. . i '.nH .nnln .liM.it I. i. .r.n........
Tnt renr.fnlrtiscf o.' a n ra'Xi trt.
Ttit Dii'.vir U-ilfe l ii.ilni.fi. -l'r)ur
Vawvvi
As might tf tun.l'y bp ixp-elcl, tlii
newspapers gem rilly a.'lu.le ti the ridicu?
lous und cow. Mly way in uhich Pryor
snw.i.ej out of li s liirt'.'uiiy w'th Pottir in
such term as tir- conduct ir the Virniuii
Pobadil d-a.'rvt s. Oie or Iwmif tlu Icsxef'
Democratic organs, lniurev.r, utteinpl I.
Iiiilllilfaetui'e s. Ill'1 wenk iipoh.ies for him,
but tiny only nii-k't the m..ttvr worse.
( ne of the.- joiirnats has an article of
the iiicompr. beesible school -in which wu
find the wonderful stat. niei.t that "the
principle reu-on why Poll, r hauls to k II
Pryor, or Pryor Potter, is tti.it one has
been elected by Black Hepubl fans und tho
oilier has not," and that the Black Utpub
l.cniis are rcspoiisil.le for the fact that Pry.
or behaves Lliu a blaikgntird. Further on,
that .Mr. Poller's iroposiiioii to liht will,
knivis wa.s atrocious und savage, uicl
"shows that hi' l.as no taste." Potter,
"iiist.nd of tak'iig a quiet, gentlemanly
pop will, a pistol, insists on murderous and
unusual weapons," and he therefore brings
" th1 duello into bad repute."
Now, the fact about the mutter is that
Pryor bullied Poller o:t thelloorof tlief
Hon.., expecting t'l.it be wonld recede
from a portion previously taken) that Pot
ter did not reo-ilc; that Pryor sent him u
peremptory challenge; thnt Pit let accepted
it and finis u weapon very common iil
Prvor's section of the coimtrv; that Prvor
backed out and showed a feather wlut. r
than snow, a. Id larger than uiiy ever known
m any oriiit.iu.o.'iCJl miiseiiui since tliri
lchigc.
The objection to llicliown wc ipnn rijiide"
!.y Prvor's s;ile is lint-iuibli! for vurintiS
reasons, rrvor, hnvintr r"i'nnptor.lv clial-
llged Poller, laid himself open to linr
terms he might dictate. Under the old
code the gentleman's code, we meiiii
the challenged party had always the right
to magnify thu danger of the encounter;
and thu challenger was bound to accept the
terms u. elated liy Ins adversary, or biar
the ivpronch of cowardice. Tlic cBde pre
sumes that when a man calls his enemy out
he liieiim uiis..'li!cf; thut he is prepared td
meet the challenged party witli any wenp"
o'is used in ancient or mo lern warfare: '
The liisl weapon of attack und defence W.
hare any account of is the hiru.ui fist; inf.
that still shares wilh the knil'o mill pisto'
Ihe aflVctlo'is or the governing classed ill
this country. Tien cuiu; the Uouiai)
sword; aflcrwards thu louj bromlswnrd (if
tjuj Crusader?; and, as thu world b.'Caii;ti
more elegant un.i effeininute, the ripicr;
which c-iine in under Henry Qnativ, and ia
to this day the recognized duelling weait)ii
in France, The rapier is a sort or Klzitir
cdii.t'ii ol thu lloiiii.u sword, und the bo win
knife is ti(!t unlike the weapon used by tint
armies ot (Vsiir uud Marc Antony. Tlid
llonnn sword was twenty inches long; tlid
broadsword sunn times tliiriy-lwo lo iliif'h
s,x, anil lOloii. I liowu! tniiile Ins elegant
article between u huutiii;; knife aud a swtitd,
a Made ten inches in length. ( olmfel
l.aii ler, it appear.?, hid an nff.-ctidii for
live pound bowies, the blades of which
might be fourteen or sixteen inches in
length, So the bowiu knife is not a vulvar
iusiriun.;iit. CJ ii the contrary', it is ela-Mit'.-
The only objection to it is that it is very
much patronized by border riifliiiis and
members of Congress.
lu this country, at any rate, there is no
reason wh the invention of Colonel Bowie
Should be ruled out of tho list of diwliiiiif
weapons, because then.1 is no lixed weapon
used exclusively in such encounters. The
Colonel himself fought it dilcl stipulating
for the use of his own knilij, Some years
ago two persons who held a ..Inch holler
position in Virginian society than Mr. Pry
or can ever hope for, namely, Messrs.
Piitehie and Pleasant)', fought with bowiu
knives, and no one said it was vulgar. In
Mississippi, Louisiana, California, and oth
er States Vliero the code is recognized, such
encounters are common:
This view of the inatti Hiiist fie taken
by the South. The Siiilili sustained Mr.
Breckinridge When lie Accepted tho chal
lenge of Mr. Cutting iliid chose rifles. Mr.
Cutting declared that the rlllu was not it
gentleman's weapon; und that he never
diseharged one ill hi life, Breckinridge
adhered, however, nnd there was no fight.
The South is, of course, as milch opposed
as the North to the way in which soma
members, 1 ku As.!. more uud Pryor, talk
liht, and then manage, to wrigele out
when there is any danger to their precious
skin. Thus in Pryor's ease every cliunco
wus given to the challenger. Land, r, upon
the prineipln In Id ill the (i raves and Cilley
uffiir ffiraves was ti e second of U'tl'U
when Cilley rinsed to li'hl) nw quilo
ready to meet Pryor, or his n- eoivt, with,
any weapons they might clctj but lh-y
had been quite near enough to .1 t;d will,
a plucky nun, aud Pryor slunk iut of the
off.iir in the mo t j.itiui.le way. Thi re ia
nothing in this no, I I mean, su mil
tetnptible, and at the ainie timr (i le.ucli
an ol.ject of compar-eiMi, r.s a er. "l-ftill'-ii,
detected, f-sposed, SlillblM.il billy. N't.
hole ought to be too small fur!ieh'l f. Iluw
as Pryor to crawl into, and hide li s In ml
from the sight of all decent men. H
apologist might us W'.ll go wlt.i l.lin
.V. y. Herald.
jrThe Natchez (Miw.) Frc Trader
of the 17th ult. says; The largest sale ever
made in this country was coi.mianmated yes
terday. D. D. Whitlu r sold out his place
in the lower part of this county (9,000
acrei ! I.m I, with iinprovemecta and !1&
lavea), to .Mr, K. F!gf ?f Lou'iiana, for