0
.If any m.tn nU'txHl a h uV tlmvnOtis
Miu'iu'.io ll.u. sluim itt on .'.u.i 1"
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(f!)c(DrcgoaCVv9UG.
V7. Ii. Adams,
ORSOOIY CITY :
S.UTUMAY, l'KIUUAKV Hi, ISC
crusade upon tin' social mul political tt : 1-
it y ill tlio while riicc. Takiiv: the right
of slavery fur u starting point, it easily
! slides into the belief that the institution
I furnishes tlio only true relation between
! capital and labor, nnd lienee it begins a
I war of extermination on our social system
i which refuses to recognize the doctrine that
. capital should own labor," and seeks to
j debase the free white laborer by depriving
j him of all social and political eipiality. It
j is really a war against Northern democracy,
Editor, j pure mnl simple a
war
l.Ue'...imas l.nu,ii Vutun I'.onwnUou.
T'e I'liiou men of Clackamas enmity who
v 'lit' r r. 11110.--" ho iov npimscil lo the ilia
denne hfnt el' our I t i t si v any cans? ami cum
:i,:V I'' i''s ; who je,:rve i i s.iiv,fs.siiij; mineil re
in''' en hy fnrec o." ar,i; .i:nl wlin :.' '"''ig lo
ie- eii.l lo ! lit- .-ill mile Mr a IVna Stair ("on
which cirri
null ii pro-.v'ir. ry i:..w. .vj.-:j.t s rwre
or Am. Hence pro slavery men every
where are entirely unreliable in nil ques
tions that are arising, nnd which are likely
to arise hereafter, ull'ecting the great ques
tion of the social and political equality of
Northern laboring white men. In settling
these, and kindred great questions that are
likelv to arise, there are hundreds (if men
I who are apparently sound enough on the
friends to thinking of the dangers that we
in, Iroin li:itilv selecting eniiilMiilcs
tvil . ni are r. uih s:. il to meet In ilieil seti-riil pro-
.- i.I.s at the usual .!uees- ,f v.illng. at one o'clock var isMI''' ""m MU'akillg sympathy
en satuiday t!ie 20.1 day of March, iSilO, mi.! ' with slavery, and a haughty contempt for
elect d.l. galea to a I'uion I'euutv tVncntiou to laboring white men, would be entirely unlit
he li.U.at llie Oeiirl House in Ores-m City on (o 01vl,pV .,.uvs f ,nist
Saturday the Ol'tli day of .Match, lMiO, for the , '.in , .
, . . . , , , ; lhrse, remarks will serve lo sit our
I'lHIxmc cl eirctiug .- x tU'iej.-ui'a lo me I nun
Si a 1 'ciiventi.'ii to . held at Ktieeiie (tv oil tlio
!'ili t!nv of Aiiri!. IStio tiul Ici.isactinir such are
other bus u.w .in ill. convention amy deem proper, i who have not the requisite iplllli'ieatioil
T.ie irtviiioln are cutitlrd, iihia the basis of the for office,
p mylar voir, to delegates as follow.: Oieuon i
City 13; Milwauki 3; Young'. 2; Hardin;; 's 0.
Springs ater 2; Kork Creek 2; Heaver Creek 2;
Vpper .Mslulla I; Loner Mnlalla 3: Manpiam's X'
Linn City 3; Curry 2; Timliilin 1; Plrawint al
ley a.
Let no I'uion limn fail to be present at his pre
cinct meeting.
Sprrmc. Hi ei.it, V. C. .IoiiNf.iv,
U". ClUI-M S, W A lltKLOH ,
Vcmatratic Co. Com. i . I lti s.
IV W. Ckai.i,
W'yii(l; Co. Ciim
I'. Mi::u. V. C. Dement, M. V. nlv,
I) l.oeev, J. S. Vinson,
e) Cnpl. Ainsttorlh, 1'ies'dent of the
O. S. N. t'o., writ i to t lio I'm, land pa
pers lo correct a slat- iiient that the (). S.
N. I'o. intend raisin;; the fare to the I'alles.
Ke snyK "all such reports tiro with
o,il foiindntion, tird there will be no ml
v; ::ies on the old rates, either of freight or
passage"
The Tiuies publishes the follow as
the piles of passive mul freight from
l'ortlaud 'o Lewiston by steauicis:
I'A.-SAllK.
From rortland to Cascades $1 00
luiilroad 1 00
I'lvni Cascades to Hallos 4 00
" Uiilhs to IVsohiitos by stnuo It Oil
" lVsehutes to Wallula' steamer l.'i 00
" to Lewiston, " 110 IK)
Kr.Kii.iir.
rortland io Hallos 00 per ton.
to Wallula
to Lewiston
t;i mi
LJ0 00
,i
.1. W. iug.ills, AMen II. Steele,
!'. A. Collard, I. IV Tii.impsoii,
II.W. LdJy, K.T.T. Kli.r,
i ii n Wade, I. K. l'.eales,
M. I'lrVr, Win. l.enU!F,
II. V.. I lay.-s. Thus. Cluirman,
W. . Starkweather,
W.T. Matlock, L K. Cnrtro,
Alinoii.l ll.ilcaiii'i, Jas. K. I) tigman,
.la. Winston,
Win. Whiil.H-k
A. !.. L.vej..v,
(ie. Alieruetliv.
Srwt-SeeeNH.
H. J. Pengra, Ksq , Surveior tlcneral
of Oregon, in writine; a letter to a (riend
' ivlalitii; to survey s of the public lands in
i this State, brings to lijjlit fome serious eui
barrassuieiits under which that ofliee has
, boon jihiced. It seems that Mr. Ncsuiith
has had a peep at the forthcoming report
of the Commissioner of the (ieneral Land
i
: OlVice, in niannscript, and finds to his "nr
i n.-;.j ,!;..t.,.i" Mm ti... iv.,
C.W. Neblell, ' Vl v""m'
Co li'iyiitoii. had only asked for nu nppropriation of
,!"" $-'000 for tlio extension of the surveys of
. W . liiiek, i
A. Wainer, ; the public land in Oregon niter Surveyor
(Ieneral Peiigra had sent on his estimate
; for $12,210. Mr. Poiijrrn seems to think
that owinc to the shniiieful inauagi'iueiit of
j that ofliee by his predecessor it has pot to
issues, noi tiuniu-uon. be in bud odor nt Washington nnd that
It is in the uouth of everybody that I certain disappointed office seekers here are
there is no other issue now but that in- j using tnonris to keep up this unfavorable
volved io the question, " Shall we support j impression at Washington. After spenk
the Government in its present efforts to ( i"g of iheso dilliiMiltien, Mr. IVngra, in his
maintaiu its authority and put down the ! letter (published in n cotemporary ) says
pro-slavery rebflhon?'' We are entirely j '"Since my appointment to the place of
willing that the battle shall be fought with ! Sl""Vf".v'"" General n few disnminitd -;-
,i , i. i -. !'"" indifferent to the Welfare of the State,
the pence I'emocraev ornpobgists for i i i . . i .i n- ,
' I ' li-ii-f. j,ll' ll lo i n I IX lifli.'.. mi, I nil i.
rebellion next June, on that Kue-and j ,Urt.-, with it, u injury by innking use of
that alone. It is as broad a platform us the foregoing, togitiier with much niisrei
v.c want all vrc a.k. We have never resr iitalion ns argument with the Coiiiniis
nsked for :i broader one since the Devil s;,,m'r.0'r t,'t" !"'Tal Land oniee to reduce
, , i ti ii. i the price of surveys to one half what they
nncha.ued Yancey and Havis, and let poor 1a ,)CC ll(.r,tu-ire( nm t0 ,, lip ,,.
Curry nnd Slater out of the kennel. We , nVs of I he oirn-e employees, decreased in
have never been in favor of long platforms, : like ratio. Tin y succeedeil in the fir-it,
stibstituting words for iile.is, doihriii" issues l,ut iaileo'n tlic latter effort and as I have
by resolves capable of two or three con
structions, nu J giving dignity to propor
tions by resolving the truth of nioiii, nnd
then adding by way of a tail a string of
stale platitudes. We have always wanted
platforms to define simple, naked issues in
so plain a ininner that all could under
stand them, nnd, having done so, to wind
up without another resolve. This will suit
pretty good reason to know, some who had
been made willing tools to help this scheme
of petty mischief are suffering from the ef
fects of their own actions."
We ore sorry to know that while the
rein Is are trying to di ttroy the offices be
cause they cannot fill them, there are any
I'liionf?) men tint are willing to rripple
the offices fi.r the same reason. If sin-h a
man isn't a half breed secessionist our logic
tiny man who is conscious that his caibe is is greatly tit fault. Any man before he
a good one, nnd can be defended, while can properly make representations to the
those who have a bad cause, and wish to ( department as to the nnmbir of employees
secure tlie support of two sections which '. necessary in an office, or the salary thev
nre hostile on the main issue it is attempt- should have, must fir.it be well posti'd as to
ed to shirk, will generally require some the business transacted in the office, ami
such structure as was once got up in u trn-. the eireumxiancr under which it i dmr.
ding city on the banks of the Ohio. The j The fewest number of men, outside ol the
only issue that is really prominent with the , office its. If, arc- thus posted. There are
uuv-es of today, is tin Usue of bayonets. . men who, instigated by resentment, nre tin
Are we for the American unity or for wittingly, perhaps, urging changes in some
ihtit of the rebels ? He who is sound on of the others on the grounds of "economy,"
this iv-ue is worthy of being fraternized in ; when if their recommendations were carried
a Union party; but being thin sound, out it would not only greatly embarrass the
doesn't necessarily qualify him for office. , operation., of those entrusted with ta. p,.
Party htaen are one thing, uid fwlin n- lie biiiincv--, but would add to the expenses
tionA oj candiduh . another. They ought j of the govcrnm-nt, uud be mi outrage upoi.
never to be confounded. Honesty and ca- the interests of the country generally. We
liability arc as necessary qualifications in 'hope to live to sec the day when lomirant,
this nge of rebellion, ns they were in Jef- for place will be too magnanimous and hon
ferson's time of gewTiil loyalty nnd more orable for such semi secession conduct ns
so. He who is dishonest is not to be that to v, hich Mr. Ptngra alludes,
linked to carry out principles next yenr, ; - - - - - -
under corrupting appliances, which he may "l0 Portland Adrrrlixn lately
sincerely approve of this year while he ' published some strictures upon the course
',ho is incapable, is riot the man for place i ,"l1'" '')' Ass.'t Adjutant (Jen. Jasper W.
. A Ni.w Navigation Company.--The
I'wiV'TiT VYi-irui'i has the follow' uc
boo of an Act which passed the !alv A
seiiil.ly nt Olvmpia:
An Act to incorporate the Columbia
Transportation Company. Names of the
corporators, T. II. Smith, A. I'. Sunders,
Milton AMrich, K. S Fowler, I'eXter Mor
ton, W. W. Miller, Peter . I Mowre. A.
S. Alicritelliy, un.l C. C. Phillips to have
authority to purchase nnd hold lands, tene
ments, vessels, steatinrs, wauonM, ears,
'nods or chattels. Capital slock, $."!."i0,
(ii)ii, with power to increase to one and a
half millions stock to be in shares of $100
each and deemed as personal property
shall commence operations as soon as $10,
Otltl ol stock is taken the construction of
mill ends, etc , to commence, within one
year and to be completed in two years to
charge uniform rates of fare, and freight to
lie taken and shipped in the (inter in which
it arrives- live to constitute a quorum for
the transaction of business.
l)i it Wak Claims The ZVmc.t is per
mitted to make the following extract from
a letter Irom Gen. K. M. ISarnuui touching
war claims. The letter was datid Hoc.
1 1, IStil:
"Our war scrip drags slowly along, the
Third Auditor playing as dilatory u game
as practicable, nnd pretending, to comply
wild the law of Congress. About $'-'.'0,-000
of the bonds have boon issued, making
a little over null a million ol the claims ex
amitied. He takes all in regular turn as
they have been filed, and is now only up lo
those tiled on the 20th of Julio. 'Those
passed upon, as well as those filed in July
are mostly Irom the brokers and bunkers of
Washington and New Yorkcitv. Moment
of Oregon City, mid Staikey ol Salem, will
get their bonds within the next month.
We cannot bring thotn nt I lie Prokers
Ponrd to the same price of the regular six
percent. P. S. stocks due in lSI. Ours
are from one to two M-r cent below those.
The highest sold of the Oregon Ponds is
12 oi nts and to-day they are '.lOJ The
news from Lnglaud will depress them still
more, and if we really came to a brush
with the 'Mistress of the Seas' there is no
telling what our bonds will be worth.''
tzT The sece-sioii call is signed by not
n single man of eminence in the Stale
The signers nre nil obscure men, some of
whom can not even write their mimes, and
who had to make their mark, under the
impression that it was a petition lo Con
cress for the pnyrnent of the War debt.
To give the document respectability, they
attached the name of Win. II. Walkins to
it. Let everybody understand thathis
man is a very different individual from Mr
Wm. II. Wntkilis, of Portland, late Ke
publican Presidential Klectnr, and u whole
souled I'liiou man.
AnWlKiS - P.ev H K. Hinks will do
liver an addres, on "The life and diame
ter of Washington," this evening, IAb. 22d,
at the M. L", Church. Services nt 7 o'clock
The unquestioned ability of Mr. Him-s is
n mflieient guaranty that the address will
be nit instructive nnd entertaining one,
and we hope he will be greeted with a full
house. Tln-re will be music appropriate to
the occasion.
Till-: Minks., prom stulemetils publish
od in the Time, wo gather the following
fuels:
About I feet of snow nt Oro Pino mid
business dull; MM) miners (here; little niin
ing done; fuel and provisions plenty; opto
.Ian (i.
Flour had been $21 pel bid. at Wttlla
Walla, but tho mill hd started nnd the
price had eoino down somewhat. Wood
$."i to $20 a cord.
At Salmon lliver, I'ec ill), 2 feet of
snow, iinil weather beautiful; miners doing
well; Ibidges' claim paving largely; he had
been offered $7000 for' It, hut laughed; -oilier
claims uro paying largely; wages $10
to $12 adny;la'ut 2,;'i00 men in the
mines.
Flour Ml cents a pound, bacon $1. F.v
cry one watching his claim, some with
deadly weapons in hand. Some talk of a
Y igilanec Committee lo protect honest men.
Loss iv SroiK. The cut tin and horses
on tho upper I'matillii.wciv dying oil' at
the rate of about one hundred per day.
On the lower I'miilitlu but few hml died.
The stock loutul browse, trion which they
had lived tor some time.
On Wild Horse and Wilson clocks much
stock had died.
('iiicAiirt. .Ian. "ill. Advion from F
Pickens state that the rebels have with
drawn n portion ol their I'oroes lo Mobil
which thev consider lu ppcciul danger
The rebel force opposilo Pickens is only
ii.tioti.
A sneclul ilesimloll to (lie i . l . I '
says See'y Stanton has been shown h Iters
from Kentucky, staling that n entire i
el regiment threw down their nitiis lit the
battle of Somerset, mul ilecliiieil llieir pur
nose no hunter to liuhl auaiust the Gov
eminent. This example, billowed by com
luinii s uud mdivn.uals ol oilier regiment
accounts for tho complete failure and small
slaughter attending so desperate an attack
News from Ft. Leavenworth says that
1,000 I'liiou Indians W the Cherokee conn
try were attacked, on the (1th Inst, by su
perior forces of Texas Hungers. The In
diaiis were compelled to retreat mul are
now in Kansas.
Prisoners just returned from Richmond
say that none of the elollilnp forwarded to
them bv Gen Wool, some lime since via
Norfolk, ever reached its destination. It
is supposed it was appropriated by tin
rebels.
Gen. MeClellun has onlored nil the :ib
sent ollieers innueeted with the nriny of
The linn of Scrougins had lost nbont
three hundred head In the vicinity of the the Potomac to join their regiments
I ).-ili nt i tiineli ileml slilek Willi seen I
it., i.mi M.t i- ii si.i.L l .... 1 1 How Tu ky Fm. Tow urns I's A cor
' II I I I I I I .till HUI II 1
died, .lames Fulton olfeieil lo sell 700 respondent of the N. Y. Times, after ex
head of his stock, nol lin n dead for S 1 10 i n,jjn,r certain documents of the. Stale
but the oiler was reluved , ), ,mrtiet, gnthers from them, Hint th
I 'I' I ..lV,..,-u iveilec l,i t in 1.iiii..i,ii.-iT I '
that the statement that he had lost ,;, Ktalo of foreign feeling towards the Amor
head of slock was untrue. He sues that can Government, is about as follows;
he has not lust utiv, und thinks that most ! Kiiclanil eiilcrluiti1', or at least expt'essi
of the stuck which has died has been the f mi svinputhv for us, but rather the reverie
tioor entile driven no from the Willamette , l-'ruin e has not been cordial, but ha
valley late last full Times. ' been less offensive than Knglulid
i.',..... re I)., , ,, ti. it., in.ii.o,. i Austria has been friendly, and from the
r. l,n,.,i,. tr.,l,l..sm,. t ll,,. ,! -s . i "'"Set has declared she Would Hot lecog
(), -tv ,'m.icr Mr Abbolt were i;m , ni.e the rebel Coi.re.'eracy
..i ' ' i .' i.. 1 Prussia, and all llm Geriiuin Males
lliion , nisi, uiii'iiii i i.iii i . iiioie lei i-iiiii,. ,
wereattaeked. ' ' , have been equally eordi.il
i .1... ii.ii i w. ii. viv.ii.. KusMii lias lieeu Irieiullv, Iml aiiMous
l ill l. i ll ll. VI'. nils mill iiuiiu l.iiiii.,
.,,.;,;.,- ., ..,,i;.-. ie ..i i ti... 1 'or the war to end
! .uL.ro .... ii. ., iiii,'i ,ii-i. ..ii, i i.i I Sweden ami Norway lone been friendly
live ffehsmh f. ltt ' ' fr,"n '"'--'""""i:
ll. lu'lllill is Utiileeioeil, hut passu i
A fire occurred at the Mulles, wherein
two Indian women and three children were
rousted alive.
Mr Albright, Tracy k Co 's messenger,
says, that the road between Malles und
Walla Walla, is broke nil the way, except
to within ten miles of the Hon Chutes
1 1 is ascertained that si persons lime
perished from exposure to the eold The Mcnmnrk is friendly
unmes of five of them are as follows- .1..,-. 'I'"' ''"I"'. '"' "'""iunee his gov
L-er A lli.l.n. Davis Mnlkev ..ml Ri.l.ll.. eminent is not of this orhl, nn.l he is con
The name of the sixth man 'is unknown. , ,'m,r'1 wi"' KP'' nT"i, '' if h"' v",r"
llolliitid it disposed to lollow the lead
of I ! 1 1 I n in 1 , nt n reqieclfnl distsneo
I tnlv is full of warm svmpatliy for our
(i.iveriitnetit nod lor five-loin.
ihiiii, llionili not nt'LTessn-e, iok an
evident leaning for tho .L lT Mavis lb pub
Miiunttiinrrr.
lo express an opinion, he. as n good Chris
tian. will ulwnvs be on the ride of law and
order
Mr. Woodward ami others had been
out ami loutul the fro.eu man P.rown,
alive, after lying in the snow live day's
and six niglils, without fmsl, mnl j
pounds of gold dust fur n pillow, llisdis- I
covenrs were much startled nt finding him I
alive, after so loin: a snow burial. lie I
was brought in Umii n sled made for the , on the :11st nil
purpose, and apparently getting along well .L.M-ihii.e i-ounty has Kiiffered heavily by
inline aneruiHiii ol I lie l.'tli, when In
l-'itoM Soi tii i' iti KitnioN Krom the
Sentinel of the Mil we lenrn that Ciipt
Truax' cavalry conipniiy is fully oflicered,
nnd wan christened the " Juckvin Rangers"
chills. Hu died on i
the Lite Hood bridges, mills ami private
propetty being swept nway.
commenced Inning
Thursduy morning
Suuon Runt Minis - Mr S , It is reiorle. that Rev Glenn (I
Woodward, a gentle,,,;.,, who left ll.c Sab ' !'"""" r",,l1il-!'' ,a" 'i ,,,,,k r,0""'-V'
. ,, , ! I Iregnii, were nil ilri.W neil ilining tho re
inoii river on the 2'. Ih Mec. snys that lit . i ; i i . .....
., r. ii niin iii HimmI i a iiiri.in- I nil ll.i-v ere
that ilate lln re were about three thousand j upon nu island in the S.i.Tainenlo, and tin
perous in the mines. Provisions were j able to get oil' Si,iirmnii.
plenty, nnd he gives it ns his opinion that l
the supplies ii, the mines nre nmple to last 1 A C ,i,i,,n. I""1 receive.
f..r two i.ioi,,!,. i "v,r 0,l "'fniiliirei, praying for the pay
, llient of the residue of the ( Ifegiui War
PoWliKU Rivals Misn. 'l'lu. js I Mebl. goes out on this hteiiiner for Wush
coarse, of dark color, and is worth $17 .'.0 1 i"t"" '11
per ounce. Letters received from Powder
river, state thnt the minis yield nu average
of an ounce a day to the man. Some do
much better.
ray Mr Schriver, n gentleman from !
Grand Hondo, informs the Mniiiilniiirrr, j
that stock in that place wns doing well i
A good rond was found practicable for :
wagons to Siiliuon river. Mr S estj.
mutes that those who go by that route
will save from Lr.O lo 200 miles travel
at nnv time.
These arc some of the qualifications, the
importance of which is recognized by nil
good men of common sagacity. Above
nnd b"youd these, arc indispemable quali
fications apparent to every close observing
statesman who has studied the aspects of
this pro slavery rebellion, in till its varying
phases, while developing itself for the hist
Johnson, of W. T., in calling out the mili
tia of that Territory in view of the threat
ened difficulty with Kngland. Gen Joluism
responds with a enmtic letter in tho Stand
ard in defense of himself and tic; militia,
which closes us follows:
"Now I, ns it pntriotic American citi
zen, having not the fear of Mavis or his
Portland pimp before my eves, inn con-
.,;. - i .. ... Minima, in nose niv voice ill llnir llelelise.
' ' '7 T ' "m,ll,l""t I'"-'' and now Gov. Curry, you npe-browed ash-
to the onus., of a broad, enlightened, ,,,,,1 colored abolitionist; you bluek henrted,
(table policy of government from n wrong I blcar-ycd, tlioosc-fueed knave; you weasel
(er!iou of grave questions that will be ! w ir,J worker; you oily-tongued, eel
co'itimmllv arising during the pro-re,, of ' .,"""rC,, tvi''''H' l'l"'Knrisi,,g, blood-suek-,.
', ... , ' ' 1 : mg, moneyloviiig, mnii-worsliipping, office-
Lie pn sent revolution, nnd for some time 1 seeker; you who have grown fat'nnd greasy
n.ter order shall have been restored. The 1 from the public funds; you who would tear
nation is now in a giant struggle with Ihe ! ,"",t (.'"voniiuont the first born and
ii'itugmiiMiH of nil true democracy IIu-1 f'''n''st ',""f-',l,,;r "f asunder, were
;; 1 . rMJSlSl
Hie white race, ns tho subslnntne bnsts of laboring to set the gicut political caldron
American republicanism, or pure ilemoern-1 " boiling, hi the vain hope thnt you will
ey. lias been seize, bv l ie ihronl l,e 1 1... come 10 inn lop, unit mil, nnd seiilul A
iroii-heelcd representative of despotism Ii ,,,'r'! ir;"'"1"11 .''formed mortnlitjr. you
ul.1,.1, . r..,,:.... .. Imve the permission of Ihe Assistant Ad
jutant (ieneral nod tho W. T. militia to
free your guilly sonl of all the billingnguto
your Irensoiuible sheet will contain.
Yours spitefully, J, W. Johnson,''
which wns ierrie.1 over, a brat in swaddling
clothes, in the pirate vessel that landed the
first cargo of human chattels on our shores.
This monster of aristocracy, though nppn
rently engaged in n struggle to extort nn
acknowledgement of n iiuturnl and consti-
lif" Atlriilion I" enlieil to llm imlleii i,f lo
Ki. .lii-nii in mi'illior eolim.n. Afier a Umg mul
tutioillil riirht to iilniit iu ir I i I ,l':'',,N,,,"l""eoe, lfiilil in ll... wclimi, llm
uii om.i riM.l to plant Us iron heel on the i ), i. c i,.,.Uie. k-nu up will, the ml., ,,f
ouilies aim SOUIS 01 UII " infer or i- eiii'Kniln.li eal of ll.c iiioiiiiIiiiiin VVn I.kvk
everywhere, Is really beni .0ii n ,.,.! I M "''"'""-'''"'- "f I''" k. wloel. Me,.r i hicasun seven f. el from tip to lip of its
' ' I 11 " l;'"'i' 1 P"1' mo-f o n. n lo ii..-.niii" ini. f. a. I 'vines
I' i.ovii is,;. A drunken vagabond who
has lately been harboring around Astoria,
hurrahing f. r Jeff Mavis, was recei.tlv
lodged in jail at Portland lo await his trial
at the next term of the district court in
Clatsop county, for stealing over a hundred
dollars in money from Shoemaker Hoge-
land in Astoria. The chap, Lku Floyd,
and secessionists generally, is us true to
treason ns iW.
W We learn that Indian Jack, on the
hill, had two horses stabbed a few nights
since, one of which has died, him the other
is not likely to live. He suspects a certain
white man of the deed, to whom he had
refused to sell the imimnls. Jack in consid
erably "sulle.v," mul applied to Mayor
.Steele for redress, but in the absence 0f
direct testimony, iiothiuir could I ie done
for him.
Mkkkiivu, Honoii. Thomas Francis
M-ngher, the noble Irish patriot, who has
lately been engaged in raising nn Irish I
lirigade in the past, hns been appointed
IJngadler General by the President. Gen
.Meagher did good nervice nt the battle of
Pull Run, serving ns Captain in the gnllnnt
Irish Mil,.
Aii'I.ks. Knapp, liurrell d Co. write
to the I'armrr, from Sim Francisco, of
date Feb, 7, thnt on the 1st lust, the Jn
ii i hit n nrrived there bringing about 0000
boxes of apple-, generally in very bad condition-
having been froen mora or less -Sides
were consequently very low ranging
from 7.1 cei ls lo i k box, and to 4 cts
a pound extra choice lots fi to 0 cents.
J' R. T. Mels-shmillt a few dnvs sine..
killed an englo on Chicknmim bottom, which
Mr. Ankeny showed us a letter, nu
lioimcing tl.Ht nn entire train of pin k yni
mills w Inch was wintering on the Tueiuinon,
n few miles below where his own mules
ranched a part of the winter, had froen
and starved to death, and tho man in
charge of them was also frozen. -Timri.
Mkatii oi ,i old CiTi.r.N. - It is with
deep sorrow that we announce the ilealh ol
Captain Richard Hovt He breuthed his
last yesterday noon, Feb. I '.), at his resi
dei.ee in this city, after a brief illness.
Captain Hoyt came to Oregon in IHI'.I, at
which time he commanded n vessel running
between San Francisco mid this place. -The
year following fie run a steamer (we
believe the first that navigated the wall rs
of the Willamette) between Portland and
Oregon City; and for the past several
years run Ihe steamer .fiillnnwnh between
this city and Astoria. Cnntnin Govt
stood among the first in developing nnd
building up our country; and his death
will be largely felt j,, t,is community.
'Yin. Nr.w Rwiiton n Oitsoov-.The
President of the Oregon Steam Nnviintion I
Company, Capl. J. (,', Ainsworlh. has
jiint purchased the iron for fifteen miles of
railroiiil between the Malles nud Mes
Unites, on the route to the No, Percei
nnu iMiimon Kiver mines. This was a lot
imported expressly for n railroad in the in
terior; but as the consignees failed to pay
charges, the iron was sold to the first cus
tomer. This new railroad nt Ihe Malles
will prove, a paying Investment, beyond
doubt. This snme company already Imvo
one railroad of six miles in operation nl
the Cascades--A'. Slirrur
tor Ihi .1 1 fid
Miti l.nniTi I nin m.t i;ir Irwi.m fur
il.e n iir I. nt ).. m-i. I linn Inn in.irrl t i, nun
nil llm ulijrli nv mir Irulil.lc an mi i llmrt , wmj
'i.il ill I. w u Irw .imiI, nn . I I .k llii- I.-. Iia tit
lit ) on k ,i nit i in urx pi.ur I .m hum If
l'irm 1 Wiiit,
M-eliuii.l klll.ll In Arlrllim.
I lour es Tiitc Tluit
'nr- Ut-nnr lmrin.lrr.lf.il MPtl.nr
tiiisH l...kin lew Iw-li.il.l
'turn fiirMl a lli.il uv witttrr
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ll.r limn nin ilnl i.t irrw
fill WI llllirl Dlirirlvra rHliril
fur xl.aleirr kmii rf m w,
Iml hnI.. rulkrr mil l l.irr.
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w.ir k. ...I. nl n ff owr nl.
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lew llulik We .1.1.11.1. . I Ilia f.lrl.
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l.y clii-rn an aei an .ran
Iml nil. i. Iml n , hunt limn ia
" Wf'in (.lail w .ir m.t than "
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lew k"iiaini m.r l.nrtmt Monr
mi Ink mir Ii i ') "t I line lew xr.-rvi
In km.r w 1.1.1 1. 'I Ulnar
Iml llm II. 1. 1 km. . il.iwn iii.n ns
ami irml ll rew.li fnr,
it li fl a .leaiilatiil track
nlinml nt hail at war.
Mirw llh nn nnw ll, i.-n ami m.n
Inn iH-iiiiinineil our frurii liui.l
ill .fkiil.il.i, vniira ar rlnlM
mi rlii.Ur.il nn avry l.nn.l,
mir "gralw an inily rtuin"
llm nilrrya nf If nol
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ulnwl wr fere nur klllllry
la lule.l In a kill.e,
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f"11"1" Miiiily I.M.k ,lr hu
fiasl with rn-fl 1U,J e..if.,r,b.iiJf l"MIU
fiimi llm iKr,iiclu,,a u,. ,,f ,,1,, T m
In .In what In, uiiilariok,,, U, , "'tbh
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I'liltni. . N.. Vmk! P, ... SJN',S'N
In lllea 1.1, Ijl.V P" Mill,
ll f Itra.l Ihe ailrrtliarltirul ia
bnl.l hv Da. STKKI.K, O,..,,?'''!
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t ii he ntna Mrs a( IVrii,, Ul
The iialllinl iul,r, f I,,OBO(
,.m ill lamr iiflh. iiiH-.ssa,uu1,atttI' 7
e.l lehellmii i.f a vit'iiiii iiioMmiL j
I..UK ai nerr..iry lolriwlrad llw mad " "
inn.r.l li.i.l.ii- win. aia i.,.,M ,0
..Iher thnn the huiinrnl.l , ui,,.B V
lebrU ami Ihf.r iunia,lnira lulm.H u ,k.
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one ll.a 1 nam, ,J lie ai. to'.
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II rl.KC lu hn l.rlilnl the ruurl Ikhm it Clla
nu s.iunL.y v;i,, f X.redj tVl(l
r u . f..r Ilia .ui. ol ihiiii.iwii.i j tif,.
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i.mii.iiaia a " t i....u tirkn for Nltl. trkia ii4
ll.rlntr i.f i 'iiiiIim '
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Jiliu lliaaaaa,
A ira.
rVriaWiraarifan
IMJhUy, HmM.,1,,
II r W.lli.m,, j SmtUt,
llii .V.imiiMia, MWilkm',
IllJ.Sr, r:il.l.i(,
IIKI.ekiurf, (iaaMinM,
J.J.i. riark. Umm lUKa,
J Ii Krirrl.Ui.in, A Tanly,
I I Itaiuiol, JCW
In It :Ml,
In K.ssrt,
li.ia i tan I'MiMiria,
I ti an M tans,
'rmucrnfir Cu Com
A J l lm. i,
l.wiiuii .M aiuii
I I lUmia,
I II K.I.-,
II H V,-.n,
II II N,i hi.li,
.V II I Inn. nl,
Urn) C k,
I nn il l Ii, J..II 7, lC'i.
I'limn Stntf Colivciitioii.
Ilir ii.uhhr.1 r.Srra nl iSt Hiatt ll Off nt,
t I... aia i.t (aur bill., mrmtoi of ih. prrirll
w a ke.l r. 1 IIm.ii , uf at igmm pnmrtntmn nf ir
u ai nrreiaary lu (inaluli ihi a.i4 achtaw
I arm.! Ira'lnra who alt at.p. ail lu ) m
mini ll. 01 Ihe li-n. .111. I.-01.1 Mill In caaaa aari
rrbrla ami Ihrit iviiinalh lafa ftabajal I. laana-
ililiiiH-nally elrrt.ij ai.J .Ual.ltd aalaanua) u4
t;nlly rna. l.sj L.ai nf Ilia l.atiraawal; aki
think n... la rvuiilfy Ihan ofpany .jaUt iW
n.liti.liml iv. farroeai h.i ara 1 Ian a( !
..'K III (r,i. ral f..fariuiHtil ill ill tatkntan W
1 1. ...I il.a I ..i.ililulii.n, . i.ral. Iha laat, ih
...rr.r Iha t io.ni, ami ha are Skuf la M.U
.r iha alrelimi uf a tirkal Uhi urh tbawillat
.....11.K Ifrii. ral ilrrlS.n without raffiaai. a)a'
n.er imliliral awi'ialnata, ata rnamfalli niaM-
a.l lo inert ..I Iha l,cri uf r.4iB2 il Uw aanfil
re. in.'ii .11 Ihe lafmua rovntira af Un Sliitai
t n auir. tii J.'n n or Mum, A H WI.
,uili..ao I iilrt. lira in Coonly ('iHaralai It W
n 1.1 III Ihr Injil' la rulinl.Maf I or Will, IllSt
on.. ly arnli Ihrrmf, ..11 hin iu.l Till '.lin Hi
M. . i lii.vl. It ihr aiuaf "i
ti,' l. Ujalii In a Mala I laixanaa la ar arsIM
iieeiia Clv. Ijiiii I ouiiIv.ihi n r.DfcSliAI.
I'll K lira () V (IK Al ltll.. lsi.J,f.- Um
i.f 11.111 iml. nv a l uiuii TK-kal m UM
lieera ilu.1 inin.ln Ii of t iMijflaai aa I4laa
No. I)rir.ciT
III NTII.H.
.III. ksoll,
.loM'phitie,
I loiighis,
Curry,
I 'nose,
I 'lllHplll,
I. aue,
llentoli,
I, inn,
I "oik,
Yamhill,
Marion,
Clackamas,
Mnlliioinnh,
Vnshiiigton,
Cohiiubin,
Clatsop,
TillumiMik,
nsco,
10
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Iii.iii. In l.enr fn.11. " I'f. riny'' a;.,,
I.OOI.H TWKVTV Mill I .Ml I'lK.KH - .Some
bogus twenty dollar pieces have been pass
ed In this city. I(ok out for them, they
re said to have a (Jeriiuiu Inscription o,,
thein, nnd would not readily be delected
unless attention were directed to them
1 imm,
J'OKTI.AMIl M.VIIKKT.
Flour, Slandiird Mil,
" (.'onnlry lininds
When I per bushel
lluekwheat Hour, per lb
Indian Meal per II)
Mais, per bushel
Hurley
fH (II)
7,1 7 fiO
1 itf
(i
li
3
7.r,a
flitKiios Cirv MtimT WI.....I
l; riour, $(i,.1(la7; Oats 7.r.cnl ;' Hut
ter, ::ou.r,c; v.m, :ioc
The Shaslu Courier mtvH- " W. I.......
from a gentleman from llnld Mills il,t ,.i.,..
one third of llm mining noimlaiioi. fi, nlll(
Hcimly are preprig ()) (.IIU. i(1 ,m f
'If J r. ill 'i 11.
Wsia.' sUsmmnii.u, - I'nr llm rrinov.il ami
la-riininanl enn. ,,f ii.aea nriaing Imin nn nil-
(iiiiii alnlu nf Iha l.hiii.1, nr hnliil nf llm ayilem.
Tliii .le.,ani,t 11 11. 1 elllenel.illi reine.ly will (ieully
Hilniilnl., ,e linua nf Iha Mn.n.icli nn.l laiwala
lu r. Knl.ir in,. I l.e.ilihy tinlinn, mnl will. out ninnieu
'irnir(i,iK r.e llierefmii, nil ilehilrinnii neeinin..
Inlinni, pinify Iha hlunil, a.p,itl,;.ii tin. eireiiUlini,,
Miima Nrii nilni,,, ln..r.ivi. ll.n ii..eiin, linjnrl
lima mnl i..r in the ayilem, mnl 11 rn.liinlly , hnt
III. ll el,l,,l . I)," il' .,) 7,,, I
Wn coiiniieinl III., le.l.linf of rirrW
H .1 11.. l.m.rol ..IH li- "
nn.l Ihe ilineting of tl.a Hlnlato.ll"!,",
el.s a, uf lliu day unload.
M. V. C'OHIIKTT, 1
K. I) KlIATTlVK.J-
W C. Joiissnv.) .
flemhtiean Mute Ctnlml Co""'""
Nauit.I. IIanka,
Ch'n Oemocrutic Malt Ctnlnl Cu
A C (iibbs, lleiij Simpson,
AI011.0 Leliiml,' KC'Oecr,
.lohu McCraken. .In Cox,
V H I, add,
A M Slarr,
K .1 UM,
S (1 Keel,
A C ll Khaw,
Mavid Powell,
A I! Hallo, k,
.Ins II liiippeiis,
II .1 (leer,
S .1 McC'ormick,
A li Iiovcjoy,
Ml' Thompson,
J S Kiiicnrson,
I, K Cartee,
ll I' Kolse,
(5 N Terry,
Iiiuien I lentil,
IS I1' Harding,
.1 ll Mellride,
A V Waller,
I II Moore,
H N Cooke,
j (,' Dnnli'li,
II M Tlmiclier,
Willlsm.
J W MeCully,
David McCully,
Thoinnn 8tru(f,
I, K 1'rntt,
II Jmikofsky,
II lllrkrr,
T II Kirk"
dnnii s Slmw.
Willinin 0rTf,
Jos Majoe
II J reMKri
Jainei Smilh.
Tor f!. , IV M,oc
I Nn, 4, niljiiiaiiilf Hi- 'fl i '
Ihi-i elly. iiiiiiti' nl iha A 1 1,'
f I. eg,, (Vy, V.lti II