THE STATE REPll,LICA.
EUGENE CITY, SATURDAY, FEB. 1, 1862.
"The Struggle of to-day is not altogether for
to-day. it is for the vast future also."
A CAM. TO THE l'MO MEN OF
CO I' .NT V.
Union men of Lnnc county, the time lias come for action,
nud your Juno ejection is but a few months distant. No
definite plan bus yet been made public by which friends of
the Union, whether Democrats or Republicans, ure eertnin
of concert of ucton. Vital interests are ut stake. The true
issue is Union, w ith all its blessings of peace, of law, of
order; or dittmlon, with its anarchy, its Outrage and its
blood.
We appeal to every loyal citizen: la aside your old
jealousies, and come up to the precinct election of the dele
gates to the county Convention like brothers, bet us bear
the voice of the people.
To Republicans we nay, let your nets of devotion toyonr
country not bo surpassed by mere empty Hounding words.
Come up like the ti ne L'niun men that you ure, to the res
uo.
To Democrats we say, show Unit the inannnimity with
wbieli you have come to the aid of the Administration, the
Constitution utid the OoviTumetit, is still as noble in its
constancy as in its manauiiuit v.
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Comeom-: Come nil '. t.. ymir pn-i-incts, ami . Uol .l.-l- j future there will be 110 difficulty in deciding : v1 11 ,aPt5 snl.11'
c 'ales to the tnuiiiy Cimniiiii.ii. Tin-ini'i-iiiet ileiiions lo i .1 . .1 Althiiti''h hiuli rates for sterlwiff had prevailed
I.ehelclonSatunlav, tl.e -'il.lay ..r.Mar.1,, 1 .mil tl.e
canty Conveniim. on Sat.uilay, the j-.-tl. ih.y of .Man li,
i,., ... i.u-. ...11. i.i.i..-.n eocene. n. i ne iiiiiiii. ! on-
Tuition to iiimi inuiv Hie comity tkket, ami el.rt (,-le.mtes
to the Stale Convention.
A. A. Smith,
C. 11. Mmm,
X. Ill MPIIHKV
M. 1.i..xi.in.;.
F. il. Hi n.s,
A. Uknfkiiw,
I). S. Taisk.
W. II. I-KIIMI,
I. 1;. (lit V,
AVm. (J vi.::,
.1. M. IIh-k,
II. .1. Pk.:k.
II. M. Ki.iim:th
IIiham Smith,
II. (i. IUi.i.kv,
I). M. Kisnn.v,
llll.l.l MID SUA',
.Ins. ). IS,
.I. i NKOltTII,
I). N. II vi.::.
S. II. t.'itAXsros.
r.M.
KTATIi l (l.Vl;M l.
The quiililicd voters of the State of Oregon who nri in
favor of thv ujipivioit of (he present wicked rebellion
of n vigorous pru-cciition of .vr so huiir; as necessnry to
frustrate th mad m Ih'UH's of itemed trailers who are
fpposeil to any peace othi r than lhe hniioiahle oto. sure to
come w ln'ii 1'i'lii'ls and tlieir sy nipal liUri s snlnoit to Ihe
rontitnti'iuatlv elected and nualihed aul Imi -ities and le-rallv
en acted la ws of the ( Ioi mitral - who 1 It ink more of coun
.t conn-t
try tlian of part v prejud i
nre in laor of ui'iMU (in
in.liii.lin.lm.1 pieteienee -win. .
tin- ir. a. -nil ;.... Tiiim-nt in its i
4'iidcavitrs todefeod Ihe t ontitutioii, execute the laws, ami
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pre-t'-rvo the I'liiou, and who are willinix tuiite fur the
rle'efjon of it lu kct upon neh a bit-sis at the cinnin-j; elec
tion, uitlumt reference in former polit it til association', are
re-M'etfnUy rciuisteil to inei-t at the places of mini; in ihe
M'veral precincts in the varnnis rouuties of the Slate tni
Saturday, lhe -'Llday of Much. A. I. --2t to choo-eih le
tad's to ennut v t 'on ventiiiiis to be held iti the respective
counties of lhe Slate nt the eiHiuly seals thereof, on Sati;r- i
clay, Ihe JMth day of March, hii;!, fur Ihe piii pn-e of sidect-
in di'lcirntes t.i a Stale Convention, to be held at Kui;cne i
i v, on ei nest :ic, i he i' h ol ,pri , J, lor the neurnose i
.f iu.inina.in a 1 nion ti.ke. fr State olti.ers I Meniher
11 i onress, us itiinos; i hmii i iikmiii nminv, i oeie
jrates; .loscphine, '1 ; I (oulas, ; Currv, I; Coos. 1; Imp
iini, l', Lane, s ; I ten ion, ; l.iiin, 1 o ; j 'o!k, ; um hill, I ;
.Marion, I J ; Clackamas, i; ; M nil nmiiah, s ; Wahinlou, I ;
Columbia, 1 ; Clal, I ; fill ilin.ok, 1 ; Wasco, t.
We rei'Hinmcnd the bidding uf precinct ami county meet
i 1 1 l; s nt the hour of 1 o'cloc!; r. m.. utot the meeting of the
State Conw .itiou nt 1 1 o'clock ot the day namctl.
Sam i r.r. II n :, I! 1'. II ouun i,
( li II 1 1. HI. .V. ( 1.1. I ...I.
I. 1 CM II.-ATII. V,. U'll.l M'l,
t', l t 'it AMI l.l.( .loS. t'o,
II. SlMI'Si.N, A. '. W M.I.! U,
II. t'. tiKl-.l:, Ai.on.ii l.r.i.ANn,
,loii M.-t'i: v.-ki.n, II. N.t'oukK,
A. t'. IIaniu.s, A M. Si mmi,
II J. I.ni., .1. W. Mi I'i i.t v.
H v v 1 1 MrCi i.i.v, A. ('. It. Sinw,
K. I. Sn tti ch,
V. t'oHllKTl',
W. V. Johnson.
A. t'. tilllllS,
I. K. MiioitKs,
W. S. I.u.n,
II. M. 'I'll WUIKIt,
S. li. Ki -r.il,
Tiio.l vs Srit o,
A. II. II n.l.nclfc,
II. Kli KKY,
A. I.. l.o K.10V.
Wil l 1 m liim r.s,
I.. K. t' irrKK,
.1. M. Dii k,
.1. Alll.
V.. I.. A I'l'l.Ci.ATB,
l n. l'o Kl,l.,
II. .1. ( OSSKV.
S. .1. Met'i.iniii'K
J uir.s Sn ,
J.S. IIK1-I.
t '. N. Tkhuv,
II. Su wv.
K. K. S i It VTTON,
I.. II. I'llATT,
II .1. tilH!.
'I'. It. lil. KI V.
I. I1. TnoMi'Mtx,
.1. M m.on;:,
li. r. isi.isk.
II. 1. t!l.l.-.H OHTII,
II. .1. I'l ..IIA.
r Tin: i nion' .ih:n oe i',i:mn corxrv
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Tlie qiialiiie.l voters ,.i li, nt, m e.uiii ty. " In. are in f.i-
Tint of III.' sll.il .-ssion ol lhe pre -en I iek.'.l rel.ell.oli - ,
t' a vigorous .i.,-eeiiii..iio-.ii-I.u- as neie-sary to
("rust rale the inul ifh cities uf nit ic.l traitors -who are hip :
i.oseil to. inv pen-. ,,r ihn. the ...ral.l. sure to
eomeniiea reinn ami tn.ii- -i mp.iiiners sui.imi to the
e,.-.i....i II,- ..I....I...I 1 ., 1.H...I Hi... I i
le.allv enar.,-1 laws ,.f u,e , il.ve. I,,,,.-,,. i,.V H.ink more
mtlAll.aiio. pa, ,yp,.,,,liee ,l i,,,l nlnal preler-
-w ho nr.- in lav or
s tt i ii ioi h n ii ine u.'iici ai ioern-
It.e.il ill ils enileavol-s to itetioi.l the 1'iin.l il ol 1,01 exeenle
th' huvs, ami pie-en e lhe I in imlnho are willing to
unite on a ticket upon sm li a Im-i ai i he cmiin ; election,"
nre icpie-leil to meet at il ireliet.il M SS MLLTIM) lo he
li.l.l al theCouri House in Col a!li on Satnnlav the LVIh
a-., ..i-m ,r, i. is.: ,.i i .'.. t u I'.tr tt,., liii.iiii.ii ..I'
i.i ot Alan a s., , at i o . in. k p. m , lor the purpose ol i
niimmtitiiiK n I nion nitv tiekei mi.l to select ine ilele-
irates to the I'nion stateConvention" tol.ehehl atLuuene
Cilv. on WeilnCHilav the '.'III .lav ol' oril. I -;-. h. iioiiniiiil.. 1
n "' I nion ticket for Slate (Mirers iiml Meiuher of 'on 1
dross.
A. li. Il.ivrv, .IimksU. llivir.v,
W. II. Mi K n i iNn J. kiNNFV,
A. .1. Til wr it,
K. A. Aiuikv,
II V. ii.sox,
H. Kl II KINOKK,
A'. irzoKR,
.1. W. Sot Til IMI
A. M. WlTIIlK
K. Hot.lilTK,
.1. Cl.Ulk,
J. !lltowsoN,
II. Clt l IIIIKIIS
A. Xkwto.x.
,'. ... I ik I 'm.
.1. M is IN,
.1 A. II IHl,
J. II. IIOIISK,
li. MkIII'KU.
I.. IlKl III.4,
A. I'l IM'V.
J. ". Who:..
.1. M im,
.'7. I'.l. '.Oil.
II. V. II.I.IIMS,
U. II. StlllliVNS,
A. IllllllKlt.
II. It. Nu iiot.s,
S. H. Hi un ito,
It. Cllok,
J. I!. kKIKCItllM'll,
A. It I1N ltli,
Cnailis. .Inn. 17, 1 :-.
Ol II I'ltOSIMK IS.
Ve have .n yet but just w eiolied anchor and
trimmed our sails for the vnyaije before us. llow-i
over, thus early we are con
Miniated by many
friendly epistles w e li
t. ielidly i pislles weli ive rcviveil ; ,o:ne linn-.
kg valuable sn-estions of policy, others bearing
that thing of most value to pi inters the mr.lml;
ived ; .some brinej
while all express warm sentiment, of loyalty
geno City, wc will s.iy, we havo no doubt that
when wo get fairly under way and spread our
, , .11 i ii i
whole canvass t the breeze, wo shall weather
ihn storm admirably. Even though we should
Vc coiiipelled to .bill forward :i the li.le
aim Palriolism. it isalwavs iiicciin.' ui ivceie , ,..; .,.,.- ,1,0 l,m,.,. ,,r..L,.n I ....L.,- ... .1,.. 1.....:....:. .. "i ... i : ' '""""" V .' '." . ,"n" ." " r-M'"'
.. ,, . ' . I""- " '"'" Ai- r.n. i.ioiii.i.iu.ms toall part. ol t alilomia. Atlantic States, ami Kiin.i.e. lRflM the subscriber, lii inir threeniib.. sieith of Fi
kllld letter", and now (foiilil v so to Its III the Tin-s.lity cvtMiill". 1 he dancers Were gathered t'lO i'Jil.l of M irch, Iha well attended, and we Letter, forwarded to the Atlantic States by Pony Kxt.re.a. I Citv. a .traw berrv -man tun . two vear. ,.. I -i.t .pritiff
introihiction of the Sr. k Itanurn to onr , ; at lIl0 ,.f ,wt break-downs," .leigh . (' "'V'. Vfe ZZ?Z 't V
reader, ,,, reply to some solicit.nis friends, and a carriage the later upset down hill. ,ri.i, Ir'Z XAX&J "' ' I t KFV
"fco 'r it tho tmi.-H mo rr.t t..t li.tr.I f..r tho ollt tho ;ci.tlomn nn.l I.liost r1-'''''''''''''-. prt.f0rot,oos. -vh ill be ..l.orvo.t, an I hott c.iP:-1 v follt-ctio. -
mieeessful rstablisluneiit of a tu soaoer nt En. si .1;.. I,, 1.. ;.. .1 : .1.1.... .......... I... i, .... o.. Draft.. II, IN. or Aeeouni. placed 111 our han.1-for
event with tlio rapidity of events characteristic THE Sl'SPENSIOX OF SPECIE PAYMENTS,
of this fastnge. We ore gratified beyond ex. j By telegraph to-d.iy'wllmve the startling a.i
pression to see tho concert of feeling and action nounremeiit of the general suspension of specie
which i springing up among men who lnvo the j payments by the Eastern bunks and the Federal
common pint. of our ronntrv'a welfare nt heart .Government. No comments as to the immedi.
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tsa '
triumph ; who feel that the restoration and pro-
tection of the general Government is the living
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tasrie It MIC Will.
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This feeling of harmony between Union men
from different political classes, wo are hap -
iy 10 see uaiiy incieasiii":. auino persons wo
I -
; notice, who arc always ready cocked and primed
! for quibbling on side issues, when by so doing
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.uey nope 10 inaKO n mrust ai tne nesrC 01 tue
American Eagle, are bustling around like dis-
, . . . rt i i
concerted qung.n.res, trying to influence KeptiLli.
nnn ta AiriAn tlw ui.inii . I'nirm im.n Tin-
.rr. . v .
noisy class of individuals will always bo found
hanging on
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a ct i a ri 11 f 1 -
tree of Liberty, like Hum 8 waudenng parasite.
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reiiiiiidUisr us of the beautilul and truthful stanza ;
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o, wuri nunc power the Kitticgac us
lo see ourselves us others see us
ft wad trae limine a blunder tiae us.
And foolish no'ioii.
It is too plain that Seccslr is at the bottom of
all this "great cry and little wool," but wo are
nono or ns going io i.o wkcii m uy mo j.iuas
kist. Every true Union man, whatever else ho
may c, or have been, will see that ho is in
duty bound to assist in nominating and support-
,. . . I . . i- .- . . . i
inga L n ion ticket, in contradistinction to the
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peace whiners (when there is no peace) who are
more belligerent at heart than tliey would have
tlieir exteriors indicate.
, . Til
This matter is now pretty fairly before the
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people, and ,t will remain for tho people to ac
.put themselves individually and collectively, in
the coming campaign and election, so that in the
i 'l " f,r "ains nis cotiiiity.
reference to the poll books of 18(W will forever
sei mis quesuoii ai rest.
A short extract Irom the letter of an esteemed
friend of Douglass county, which we have just j accordance with the policy of Government, can
'received, fairly represents the political condition ,,ot be doubted its concurrent action confirnw
i i .1 U . in i . !. I . i- ' this o'linion. '1 he wav is now open for Conjiross
, of the S ate : J)ouglas county wi c ect I inon . . .', .. , " c , . , " .
i n j j to authorize the ls.Mie of demand notes bv the
men to odieo ; there will bo lxit two parties I Treasury Department to any extent required by
, one the Jell J )avis and tho other the I nion par-;
i tv." This is tirecisel v the caso : no matter what '
j disguise seeess:onists .nay assume, ihey nro
L H i i .. , .
traitors still and the enemies ot our Government I
I '""lies. i
The physical as well as the mental status of .
Oregon, exhibits tho marks of the destroyer, j
Notwithstanding our boasted superiority of cli
in:. lip loi':ilit c vv.i urn now oviioi-ioni-inir .1 winter
, -, ,
very similar to that "xenerally ol the same latitude ,
ill other Northern States.
We have sulTcred immense losses this winter
in, , . i i c . .
I.y lloo.ls ami our stock i oyintr of starvation I
' ' 1 b 1
and cold, 'i et in all this we must not despair, j
" The darkest hour of night is often just before
day." We must take cotirago and by these j
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v -,-- "-.a ... ,
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amount of stock, more than they can prepare . uspended cash p.iy ments in February, 1 7 07
feed for, but this precaution of the fates has come and did not resume it until May, 1821 .. pe
as most otlier valuable m-rans of knowledge, by i riod of about twenty four years. hiring that
c--' "I.
: bitter experience for from the word which is
I coming in from all ,.arU of the country, it wowld j
j seem cruel 10 ailvise many men to l 1 1 inn 1 ti uieir ;
I prcsc t stock of tlieir living animals. Hut this j
i state of tilings will not last always. There is i
I . 1 ..- 1 . . 1 .' . . .1. . . 1 . . I
a in iLMii .sine 10 mc incline w lien Ave urn 11 in
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, me nirecuon 01 nope a neaming rays.
There is eviilenllv a glorious future for our '
liltle northwestern nook ; inanv hundreds olour I pi'-'irs what nmy be the platform of the traitors,
industrious cilize.is are in the Salmon river h Hrockinridgo' a1Teal to the people of Ken
, , , ..... . , I tueky to take up arms against the I nired States
mines or some of lhe other rich d.ggmgs in that ,,(.l.l,d to vllt t,u, ,ir(,ats of r,li()1, llRM)
region, or si ill further north, and many hundreds i,v their midst. It consists of five newspaper
more are going in the spring; returning they j
will I ;!, il,,.,,! ,.i'flw. " vloi.liwr ne.
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"iiment, u hue we. w ho remain at home will
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prepare the bread and meat, and mutually ex-
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care to tie selection ol t he proper men for our
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public functionaries, we need not fear but that
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.1.... ..... ... 1 1 1 I... 1. 1... I ..I.-n nt .... 1 1. ...
uiir oiin. hu inn in- iii.iuiiu ie to.- inn iiiiuii in
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the luxuries such useful luxuries as II lelegr.iph
, p :,' ;.. I
'"lii ''K, l.illloa.l.
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lii tact, we are of the opinion that thero is'
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sullicient available resouivo in Oregon, which :
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(,oillil not PC more piilieioi:ly .Jised than It! the
oiiiwteiieM.m nfT,.l,mr,,,l, tVr.,,, Y-oL,, t P.... I
laud, and wo now keenly feel the need of it. while
our post l i.o so disconnected by this unusual
u jMtl,r J
, ,
Ws are pleased to inform our reader that we
l,,v w..,.i . ,,..t t
I I r i o I
per this week by Tracy A: To.'s Express, but not
' in time, however, to prepare the form font full
sheet. So we iwe aua'm. we hono for tho last
time, compelled to issue a half sheet.
( mxo to tho fiet that the Staoji Compan y
1 run w aijons instead t horits wo h ive no mail
for the last few davs. Corvallit I'nion.
'',,.., .' , ,
A" VV l,1:V,or woulJ "l " 1,0 n!,vV,t lho '
-'ttliipooya iul Siskiyou Moimlaiiis with"boatf'
P.....
ir..s-iufc A..H .lei r.i il his. ill- 11,111 a HHP IIUIC f,
--
'K "v ",M u ,LK' 1 ''e M" aCmave
Ri'Uimeiit, or Ellsworth Avenoor, now stitameu
,t A1!II1V. j, numbering tin hundred and
'f.rty men. The Kegimeiit is composed of one
nnn from c.n li ton n and ward in tin- St.tfe
uto causes or the objects of this measure attend
f in v- mluicpa Simn v Imp liure fort 14 st.-lti'il. mid
we are left to make such references as our pro
vious knowledge of the condition of u flair
r...... i.n.i:t:t.r .,.,,,.,.,.. rrtiU u.-M.oi. ...o.l..lir,i,
niwoi, il.iuiii bii""mm. i no inutin i
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( events has been to this point for some months
! P:,s'- .1 '3 tu-i
first upward movement in
nvl'""ol -.., ...
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un'iiii iiiu uiiiuii,ii.ia vi iiiiiibuv.iv iiiium" v:u iv
hoM"it xn cho,k fr a , C((ll,l ,lol be con.
trolled, but at length reached a figure so elevated
r..vi,..o.,;.. r.,..nu
- -
, ,l'u b lU t0 c "? tU ' " u
' hut her any mmvy dram had actually oc-
; CUI.reJ we ftre t ft(J An iimnense auun
i !.... .l .11 ..
IU Wllul , ,u, h u, reni. n
our Eastern rnarUets. It had been corning in
Fi-pi. v Ihnm.Fh thn uiimmoi nm t 'ha mi
u"y .""u 'VU '
, mill tuc iai"u niii'i ui iuii nc vac usivt y
i . V . ,r i l '
refill I red to paV tor Qlir bread RtufFs lias been
I .,.,,1 aMn na w;n .,.u... r,rt.
thai the I
I ,w ; 1' 7 n, ,i'r' 1 """'V fcS
clanee at our tables showing the comparative
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Lu i i - w i- -.i
,i;ic uwnuia no uiu liiiifi ruiiuuiux ij w mini
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i,000,000 of the former. U is douht oss trno
that a considerable amount ot the goods import -
&.. . . 1 .
ctl was purchased on the usual credit; it w also
t,.uo t,,.lt ,.u.g0 8Ums h;lV0 bccll sunt to tho At.
lantie cities for investment in stocks and other
property, which the prostration of business, and
i c"tral1)' thc unsettled state of things prevailing,
I would be likely to etlect favorably for purposes
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jot tint nature. 1 ho alarm created by the un-
pi-cced. nted increase of credit issues rendered
' necessary for carrying on the war has iimpiiired
j tlie confidence of foreign capitalists, and hence
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i nM ' ' Iri a uowre i rea izo aru
u...i,l m.-..i. tfVw. tl.. i'(.ir ii.it,i.il nv.,.-n
"Lull II .... I . VHW "I lliv. I. I J IKILlll.ll tlll.lT-
i fJllt.ncos th;3 stilte , niy,rs has been the return
f American securities held abroad ; ahd we learn
from private sources that this had already reach-
some weeks, it is not probable that the banks
j mj )L.01 Sl!1.lmlsy weakened by it. They have
( doubtless taken tune liv the forelock, ami closed
I their iImon un.m foil n..ll'..r 'Vh-.t tl.!- I, ;
the exigencies ot the war ; while the specie finn
remains intact to facilitate ultimate payment an.
restoration Or c-mlit, when, at some t.fure day,
the coudit ion of the country shall f.ivor such a
mov,m(,llt. As u fiiuncial expedient, under lhe
circumstances, tlio suspension of specie payments
was imperative. Of its probable results in all
tlu;lr t'-veiir, we cannot now speaK. lhe value
,1,t'c,.,i" Md t.rcn,,,r? wil1' "f "" ,,e "
IV It. At l.'Ltt'sr ilor.w n.... Pitrnnvim it. tirn
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pet cent, premium, sterling also will go higher;
the ast oiiotatiou was twelve and a h:ilf. or five
dollars per pom d. lo what extent this depre-
' ." currency will go, depends altogether
upon ctreiinistanees, which we cannot forecast.
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ApprehunHuum of ii war With Inglainl having
sll)Si A r.,y May mMW . ilt wu nrc inclined
to the probability of a resumption d; ring tlu cii.
war. The pcssihility of tlie war being protracted
undoubtedly influenced financiers in deciding
. ..... . '
!"' .''" 1,1 ' Vast importauee.
It w ill be remembered that the Hank of Eii
time tue vaiue ot com aiiaiueii an elevation o
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sixteen and seventeen per cent, premium over
t,1(, islR,s of ,,w i5allkl)llt oradually declined
;ls t, insolvency ot joint stock hanks increased
the circulation ot H.ink of England notes required
to supply currency necessities. 1,,kin.
1, , ,, i,- ,. ..,!. .,..1
1 he l.itKCKiMtinos t actios. fs.ater has puli-1
pls1(,,i (l eil to .lSl.,l)le the unclean spirits
of treason and strife, and in the same paper ap-
coliims, ami was written at tlio retiel camp at
I.owliu.' (ireeii. some time alter Ins lli"lit. It is
of rather a sorrow f'ul tone, the-writer evidently
, .. . , . . . , . . , J
hailing no hope or object in view but to keep
ut of Fort La fivette. Iledoesnot even in-
i i i i- . t ! i i
uuigo ll any glorious pri'.i let ions lor ine reoeis
Put only asks tlieiiv i snoi
r their ens and I
... . .
V". K' ""?- w r,r-u,,CiU '"""H'lll, out IS J
p.ll)lls.le,l approvingly I.y 1.10 Organ PI illOP,
Avery tuj the " toad spotted traitor." Suites
tnnn
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A I lilM llsll KLL IX TUB EkiiKHAL OkFICKS.
i,.,i,, ,r . tl.
lite ligence has arrived to the ellect that there
. f c ... , ... ...
itiust lie forthwith ii general reduction in the
s.,Iiri..s f oil persons einriloved ill tho Custotn
' I . .
I louse, Appraiser s t Mllce, tlie .aval t Ulice, and
the Su r ve or s OH ,-e. In therustom House the
I , . i , .i t .
aeA renueiiou is seaivei less man -to per ,
conl- 11 c VTJ mau ule ,"1 " ' '
; except the Collector. Some aro veiluced almost
! "0 per cent. Besides thero is to be one less
' I),,l,".v Collector, one less Captain of the Watch
;" Sl,vi,-;l' l.'ibiirers and clerks. All are
. i . . . . i . i
put alitu. li u liii rnnlil hrt u ithitnt mi act of -Pin-
ri.ss n,.(l ,i,.lt u e,,,,,;, S(M-,n probably. In the
I'ostollioe there is no reduction yet. and none is
expected. In tho .Mint tho reduction ts comiti''.
it it is not even now been announced. S.
Bulletin.
I
a '
appear th 1'nion Call !
Im this week's issue
lor a JAtato l.o'ventho to no neia at iuijene
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City Wednesday, April, Ml lSlii. It is almost '
supe.lbions t.. r'e.iiiud 1'nion men of the interest
at stake, and of the imperative necessity tor
"riy r-tniw euorno secure a co,,.,, cte , ,e-
volition, which i tonominato the I'nion ticket
Aryn.
- .
I m tho :l:h ult. the snow was two feet deep,
at tho Pallet and the nierourv l.. Irt desrer
1cl nv rcr .
uv. i un noon niioii ii iook wen to ir. ironi
The Heve-ie ir Chv alms. In regard (o
tlio city revenue for the year 1SG1, so far ns I
have been able to learn the regularly assessed
taxes amount to about five hundred dollars. I he
special taxes arising from the taxation of special
I - i . . . .i e
kinds of property amounts to the sum ot se en-
ty nine dollars for the current year aforesaid.
The amount of revenue derived from the license
, ,. i ., . . . i-r
ol public exhibitions ot amusement is just litteen
dollars. The amounts from croeerv. billiard
, - n ! I 11
saloon and ten pin n eys license is ix hundred
, , ......... .' . ,.,, ,
The amount collected
' A fines and penalties is,
so fir as 1 have been
' ......
able to learn, near seventy-lVvo dollars, and in
; ! , . . .. , , . , .
to tins anion,, there is now due the city
i f00"1." 1,0 'l'1 " ' V ' -r
I,u collected in the course ot a few months, lhe
, iljov t ( f f correct, judging
the best means of information in m y power.
. . A 4 . , . v r , ,
, I lw whole ainomrU to uue thousand four hundred
H"U forty Olht dolhlM. 1 htj amount ot eXpelld
- innlntllntr fit v nr.l.M not V-t
, , ' . , 1 ,r n . t "
thousand two hundred and fifty one dollars and
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fifty cents, leuvins a balance in favor or the city
L', , T , -in
tIjti suttl onc hundred and nmety-six dollars
ami twenty eight cents. It also appears that out
, iL 3 P v. t 1 .t.
of the sum of expenditures, as above stated, oirly
! about two hundred dollars remains unpaid, which
. i ir u .
I uriiiuiiit -in Itu rviiil iifr tin crtoi n Inn t.-iTt- nrft
t , , . . . , , r , .
m . ... 1 1 .. i...t ,.t c..,,i .,e, ;.vti.o
1 ' l. , . s )r , 7. .
tri' isiirv Krti-iirl from ex. Muimr & ltcnori.
' J '
TftK FoiiEm.v Capitalists. Wo learn from
good authority that foreign capitalists have ot
tered the Secretary of th.i Treasury, to take a
. 100,000.000 loan of tho United States Gov
eminent, at six and a half per cent, interest. It
would seem that the fill initiations of tho Lon
don 1'ime.i have not succeeded in frightening
anybody, for our credit is as good as ever it was
abroad," and the money holders of London
would be glad to see the Secretary accept their
propositions. A'. 1'. Post.
Tub Cold Weatiirii. So far we have had the
severest winter which has been experienced in
this locality since the settlement of the country.
j On the first day of January, the ground
covered with a thin coat of snow, which in three
or four days had increased to the depth of six or
eight inches, and so remained till about the 2 1st,
when it cinmensed melting, and disappeared on
tho&M. During all that time the weather was
very cold, and stock suffered severely. It again
snowed on the'2(kh, mid on lhe 21)th it was abnut
. I tell incuts deep, the weather very eoiu,
I 1 . . ii
1 ' - .1
thermometer four degrees below z-.-ro and ine
,,f,vv olw.iit. ton ln,.i..s .leer., ill which condition
" l
it stili remains, w ith no immediate prospect ol
a thaw, although the temperature is ipi-ite mild.
Cattle are dying very rapidly, and . few more
days of thus weather will destroy a large portion
of all the stock ii the country, for many farmers
were entirely unprepared witn feed, while those
who have feed will soon be out of that valuable
article. ;
. .
Up to the lime of going to press, we h ive re
ceived no reliable news from the States, later
than what was published in last week's issue ; and
from Portland up to the S.'l 1 tilt. nothing im
portant. SficinE Captain Fair, of Y re Is a, committed
suicide by sliootingout his brains at S.m Fran
cisco.
Llamas. Rx-Governor Higlerrof California,
has recently imported two line Llamas, male
and female, f:om Chili.
It will be seen by referring to our a lvcr.is:n
columns, that li. L. Hristow invites his ol I
customers to 'settle up,".is ho wisht to .'o l- t!"
mines,
Tme cclebrathd case of Edwin Forrest and
his wile has terminated. The court decided that
Ivl win-must give Catharine -1,000 .1 year to
live on.
1 he Hoard ot managers ot tho Oregon Stafp
, ,
Agricultural Society W ill meet nt Salem next
p ' I
lllisiiay,
-fc
Lew. Day carried the Impress from Portland
i . i
to the Dalles on fool; Starting the Gill .Vlil re icll-
ins there tho 11th nit., and wadinif throu-h snow
' " s
fr,.,p.,l y w,.t deep.
To merchants and Shippers.
rORTAGE AT OREGON CITY.
rpiIE MKRCIIAXTS AN D Slliri'EKS of the Willamette
1 alley arc untitled that
HAKSTOW A KKAZKR
, .
iarer.il ilnvers
cijonlitr anil
to pass freight over the I'ortaite betw-i
' 1,""mil "V. ,"c,,,,l.,. ' ,,vl''-'"
.-in ,i -. ..ui ... ii inn, . m .-.i, ii iiiti in mr ii.tiivio
o.... ..f .. ..ll I ..ll i: ..i. r .1.. -
a,.,i , ,he ,orwardi..i of the frcijil.t, a ..a to prevent I
anv unnecessurv ileluv.
Oreon City, Oresjon, Janiiarv 1, lsi',-!.
TRACY & CO.'S
OFFICES AND AGENTS.
PrtHl.mil,
Cascades,
Halle.. -Walla
Walla,
Oreiion Citv.
- - - Wells, Fanjo k Co.
Itradtor.1 Co.!
Cliainpopir,
llntleville, .
Vyton.
c.rvallia
.-aieni.
Albany,
fZ,'
Uosvt.nrlt.
ille.
J.u-ksonville.
prom pi
lt change.
traft. will be pnH'urr.l on any part of the Atlantic State,
or Kuroor. ' ,
Eugene City Office at Blan ding's Store.
rrinrip.il Otlic in Portland with Well.. Fa.!.'" k Co.
K" iiMT.X. ' r.Priet..r..
i:. At . TK.trt .
Sheriff's Sale,
"Y virtue of un execution issued i.y tin cirk of ihu
J tLTS
,,, ( .. k. Hubbard mni M. I.. II. Hubbard, Li wile, 1
1 1'"?, 1""' "' .iju".irv. A. i. ts. levied upon, na
i tin" propcrtv cil A. J. Hubbard, tm satislv ii decree lor
,vjlU and mat, and will offer fi.r sale, for
cash, un the premises hereinafter described, in Kufctiia'
i Satm.h.v, the -.1 .h.v of h't,1""r-''--v 'V'j
i between the hours ol 11 o clock A. M. mill sunset nt ami
,i.iv ..u tle ,.j,f,t ,ittf u,i interest of said Hubbard unit
wile, in unit to the follow-in:: uVacribnl tut.rttfinti'tl premise
a net forth in 11 ileeree of I In- circuit court tor l.iiuo county
mill State of Orrg Xovenilier the 1th, A. I. ls'.l, in favor
of James Kinie ami against said A. F. Ilnhlianl anil hi
siiiflwife. to wit. (he west hall' of Lot No. i -' i two, in blnek
No. i li'i tw-iio, in Kucno City, uiol also all tenements mot
ppurteiiuii'-cs, am! blacksmith tool, materials unit tl-
tlires therein or thelellllto belonuili. KllL'elie City, Jull.
l.-.th, A. I. .i:.IH(l!,
;; tt ."sheriff ol l.auecoiiutv, Oregon.
I SherilFs Sale.
1)Y virtue of an execution iiu-tl mil of f lie Circuit
Cimrt of the Stuto of Oiviron, fur tlu' county ot Kane,
lit me directed in f.ivnr of JOSKIM1 M.VVKK anil itinst
C. C. SM ITM, oniimaiitlinif ine ti natiilV saiil t'leculion
' t nf crluit. .m.r.i m-n.inuc.1 m, .i. exe
1 cutmu ; mm, thi n i.tif, I havu U vi"J upon uml will oiirr
j .lav. the 1st .i.y t Man-h. v. R w:,., ,i
,,-? iiimmi inr i.n-mi-ui minm- iiuriion. mr j'uiur-
iitle an or interest ot the sale ( t Smitfi in tic m ouinir
V" "!HI l,nu ' s'."' VK
f';nbed real estate, to a, all that certain piece or parcel
f land situated lying and benn; in bane County, orc-ou.
knuvrn mid (tt'scriheii us tin south-east qiuirter "f section
tflt, cuiiniHMU'in y roils from the south-east eorner of suid
eetion, niriiiin.ir north 1 su roils, tlwnce west 1.VJ rods theuco
south ! roils, tlu'iice east Ion ioiU, more or less, thence
nuuth -Jl roils, thence eut tlo rods to the phieo of heifin-U-in,
less live hds tio bv r' IV. I. The nhovo described
premises is the dotmtioil land claim at' sn'id ('. V. Smith.
Feb. f A. 1). lvii!. Jt)S. MKAlMUt, Sherilt.
Ity J. NV. Ituti, Deputy Sheritr,
4 It iaiine eountv.
Notica to Absent Defendant.
rpo ;i:on;i-: m. wimi:s: v.mi an. iierchv i.iincd
J. that unlos yon appear in the Circuit Court of ilu-Stuto
of Oregon, for the County of l.ane, on the tliiril Mon.lay
April uevt I htii atut wiMver theconiplaiul - Kill I'or Fore
closure of .Mortj:a';e, which has heeu lile.l ith the (Murk
of Jiaiil Court, by Samuel A. Cux cutnplainatit, iiml praya
for :i jiiili:iiii'iit of foreclosure, anil also to recover inotieya
tin on the same, the same will he taken ns confessed, and
the prayer thereof w ill he lanteil I.y the Court, liv order
of lion. li. I). Stratton, Ju.l.'e. Ilaie.l, Jan. V, liij.
S. KI.I.SWilllTII, Sol'r lor Cuinpl't.
Kuene City, Oregon. r.m.
Notice to Absont Defendant.
'pi) ( IIAKI.I-S (i. MAUTIN: Yon are lierehy notifieiT
1. that unless you appear in the Circuit Court of theStata
of lrejon, fur ihe Cminty of l.ane, on the third Mondavi. f
April next i l.liil ami answer the complaint of .Jauies'll.
McKarlaiul, piaintill'. which has heen tiled wit la the Clerk
of said Court, and prays lor a judgment against you for
'.ir. no, hesides interest and co.-t of suit, tin-same' will ha
taken for confessed, ami tiie pra' er thcrtrol will he granted,
bv the Court. Ilv order of lion. II. K. Stratton. Jilile.
Haled. Jan. s. lsi.J. S l-.l.l.SU UKT1I, l l lls Ally.
Kuicene City, tli-.'-on. ."pi
Notice, to Absent Defendant.
rp CIIAUI.KS :. MAUTIX: You are hereh notified
.1. that unless von appear in the Circuit Court of lhe Staia
: ;;iv!';,';;;'";.i
the t i.untv ol l.ane, isi the third Mun-
Al.ril next. l!si:-'1 inul alo.wec l.be celnlihiilit i.T
. . .
joimi .nci-anauii. piaiaini, nim-n lias i.-u nini uh tao
' terk ot the said ( mirt, and prays lor a judgment aejainsl
n tor 'j-. no, tii'snies interest ami costs ot suit, the same
! wl" "-'.'-."t'1! ns eonles-.,!. ami the prayer thereof ,ll b
i ''rallleil hv tin' t ourt.
Ilv onlcr of lion. li. K. Straiton,
. Juile. Hated .la
Is
S."i'.I.I.SVUIiTlI. I'l'ifj .Uir.
I-'ui:eiie City, t)rei;i)n. zi "ui
Notice to Absent Defendant.
rp) WAI.TKUS. IMiilCIv: Von are heiehv notilie.l that
X unls you appear in the circuit lourt of the State of
Oregon, lor thes-ounty of I. ne, on llie thinl Momlav of
April' next (Isi'ij) ami un-iver tlie c.uiplaint of J unes
k ouutain, which has heen li cd W illi the Clerk of saiil court,,
ilil prai s for a jiulment against you, tuelher w nil Uol..
cvt H. Cochran uml Trior K. Illair, for the sum of .fliieo imf
hesi.lcs interest ami costs of sail, the same w ill he taken for
coulesse'l ami the pravcr thereof will hi- p-ante 1 hv th
court it v onter ol lion. U. K. Sriattou. ,liui. l'luie.t,
J..,.. 17, i's.:j. S KI.I.SWoKTll, I'l !l Aiiv,
,'I 11 fln Km;eile City, Oregon.
ITotico to Absent Defendant.
''I'O . IOIIX H.sroWKI.I.ANl) liOlSKirril. KKXSHAW:
L Von are herel.v notilieil that unless ymi appear in t!n
circuit court of the State of ' Ireon, lor the county of l,au'.
, on the thinl Momlav of April nest 1 uml i.nswcr tho
' complaint of Hell .1. in.iims, plainlilf, wiiirh has heen lileil
' with the Clerk of saitt court, ami prays lor 11 jiulumeul
! against you 1 together w ith Win. II. Kenshaw 1 liir ;.iu
j i". hesiiles inter, st ami col-. of suit, the same will he ta
I ken as contcsscil, ami the prav.-r thereol w ill he irranteil
I hv the court. Ilv order of Hon. 1, K. Stratton, Jiulto.
j llatc.l, Jan. 17, S. ll.l.S V( I lit ,
:t-r.iu l'i'd's Ally, K.vj'iie City Oregon.
I Notice to Absent Defendant.
irpt) WILLIAM K A V : You are Iierchv nolilieil that 1111-
I less von iiimeiir to r i ... imi-..i, i , i ..I' !... r ,
j.'on, for the county of Lane, on the thinl Momlav of April,
is'!-.', ami answer the complaint or Hill for lhe seitleinent
of partnership, property w Inch has heen lileil with IheClerk
of said min t hv Vincent 11. havis, complainant, nun praya
for settlement, the same w ill he taken as eonfe-se.l, null
the pravcr of saiil complainant will I,,, taoieil huhe court
Date.l, Jan. II, s -,j. J. j. .. V AXS, t ierk.
K. K. Halt, Attv. ran
Notice tc Atssnt Defendant.
,. .1. Weleli, Treasurer of l.ane vniuitv, r. . I.. S. Uo.'rra,
1 -s- loi.i-.!: ..u are lierel,v noiineil tlmt unlcsa
: 1 vou apnar in the eireuit eourt of lhe Slateot (lrei;on.
, for bane enmity, on tlie thinl Monday "f April, A. 1. isc,'2,
; nil nsuer the coiiiplaint nf A. J.' Welch, Treasurer of
l.ane comity, aliu-esaul, which has heen lihil with tlin
I In k of saiil court, inul prays I'or a iuiliiuieut ai;aiiist you
l"'l '"'si.l. s iuten si and i .."sis, , an. I for the i.'.ro-
rlosuruot u luoitael the same complaint will he taken
, f.r culesseil. ami Hieprav.r thereof Hilll.epunlc.l hv il,
: ,r'" s "" T ' V.'Tv.Y '.V,. '"'v..
-.-v... ......-.. i i us .vuy.
Notice.
, fn tli Circuit Court of the State of Oreir n for the Couulr
j ot Lane; AprillVrm. A. II. lsi-.j. Camhell K. Chrismaii,
j ri'ff r. Chariest;. Martin. Heft. Atlachmetit.
I'lM CIIAKI.KS G. MAKTIX. Heft: Take notice that
I JL 11 II luis lileil hus complaint in the ahovc eutitleil uml.
rluiiiiiint lo recover l,.;.-.s so, w ith interest theieon at
t twenty-live percent, per annum, trom Dec. 1st, sr,i ; nso
v i. ii. with interest thereon trom ov. ."., ls.-.i. Xow.
j unless vou appear iii saiil court on the :ir.l Momlav of prii
A ( )s,ij, n,l answer said romphiiiit. the same will be
taken as confessed .anil the prayei nicrcof hp granted I.y
i .1... Al- .O : i 1 1 .1.
....in ii iiiLiiin, uiuiis aim in in man, .u s lor 11 It.
Notice
County Co'irt of Lane Ciutnty, Oregon. John HatlrT,
Adin'r, r. Y. S. Hroek and Joseph Meador.
rpi) V. S. IlliOCK : Yau are lierehy notilie.l that nnlcM
L you appear in the county court of Lane County. Oreiion.
on lhe first Momlav of April, A. II. 1..'-J, and uiissver the
complaint in the ahove entitled cause, the same will ln ta
ken tor contesse.l, ami the praier thereol will he jrruntcift
court, hiienc Cii.v Jan. . A. Ir i-lJ
- "L U. It. SN Li.l.l XU I'llls
Attr.
itaMwinTiinn;;;" . Guardian's Sale.
X. It. I malls. , ""OTIC'F. i lierehy uiven that in accordance w ith an nr
J. I. Crawford. ! . l der ol the county court ot the eountv of Lane. Oregon,
K. X. Mathews, made at the January term, Isi-.-j, w ill proceed to soli at
Williams & Lippeneott. public auction on S.itnni.iv the -j-jd dav ot Kehrnarv, A.
J. Iliielat II. )si!i. hi In rea the hours of '.. u'chx-k and sunset of saij
Stock A Kaufman, dav. for cash, on the premises, tlu- follow inu ih scribed real
- - Shelby A Co. estate, to wit. the donatii in land claim of ll.innl ton liicher
HenrT Kilsn-orth. . insane person situated near the icnith l the Mohaw k. in
I.nrd, Peters A I'o. said county, ut: I rontutniuic ojie hunilied and sixrr acra,
II. A. Itarton. more or les. Patcd, Kui ne Citv. Jan. 1:'.. 1 '.".
Perry, Wade Co. 3 At I KI'Sl.KV SCOTT, tiuanlian.
lleekluan'a Kxprcssi. - - .
ustrayea.
"I I J A inn di.po.cd of on- half mi Muck 'Af eo.'ds to T. O.
a a neiinrii ks. , wi.hma to n. it ihe above named I.Hal-
'"""'' ""' "l-riiii.'. Ibeiffoie, all person, knowing
them., iv, ,,, l,t, . to i. nder.u;ne,l. nrr herrbv noti
hed I". -..toe ,, i and .--til- .,-...-.,. K.ii'enc Citv.
"i f", t.i. :. ; . in; SfoW "i,
lattetition. Un cnD CllllflVI tin aiaiann mm
nut run OMUIYIJII AflU UAnlDUU I