ELECTION RETURNS.
Lam County. Die Union majorities were,
In tha Eugene precinct, 22; Springfield, 33
Coast Fork, 39; Lancaster, 17; Spencer, 6;
Siuselaw, 11 ; Willamette, 2 ; Camp Creek, 12 ;
Pall Creek, 4 ; Lost Valley, 1 ; total, 147.
Secetth majority, in Richardson's precinct, 39 ;
Long Tom, 0; Pleasant Hill, 4; Mohwk, 4;
total, 56. Average Union majority, 94.
Since the above was put in type we have ob
tained the full returns of this county as follows :
McBride, 430 ; Wait, 341.
Gibbs, 444; Miller, 339.
May, 436 ; Vining, 343.
Gordon, 430 ; Noltner, 340.
Cook, 443 ; Greer, 340.
Thayer, 433 ; Slater, 324.
Chrisman, 420 ; Cochran, 322.
Wilkins and V. S. McClure, 421, and Hem
enway, 419 ; Donnels, 327, Doak, 324, and Bo
ren, 325.
Risdon, 421 ; Tandy, 321.
Small, 405; Blevans, 33G.
Brattain, 413 ; Thompson, 328.
A. S. McClure, 408 ; Hendricks, 334.
Buoy, 416 and Sharp, 419; Mulky and Cm
an, 323.
Luckey, 416 ; Gearhart, 322.
Dick, 418, Patterson, 322.
Atkeson, 417 ; McPherson, 322.
J. B. Underwood, 418 ; Gilespie, 323.
Capital Eugeno City, 710; Portland, 6
Salem, 9 ; Corvallis 30.
Bestox Couxtv,
-A. E. Wait, 223 ; J. R.
McBride, 248.
J. F. Miller, 214 ; A. C Gibbs, 253.
Geo. T. Vining, 220 ; S. May, 250.
J. B. Greer, 217 ; E. N. Cook, 254.
A. Noltner, 211 ; II. Gordon, 250.
J. H. Slater, 204 ; A. J. Thayer, 258.
State Senator J. Burnett, 213 ; A. G. Hovey
244.
Representatives TI. C. Riggs, 210, and A. G,
Mulker,203; C. P. Blair, 248. and , A. M.
Witham,"242
County Judiie T. B. Odenenl, 217 ; J. R.
Buyley, 239.
County Clerk E. I Peiham, 235 ; J Brown
on, 224.
Sheriff. J. S. Palmer, 201 : J. C. Alexander,
253.
Treasurer E. II. IIussey,202 ; Geo. Mercer,
250.
Assessor Jno. Creel, 212 ; Jesse Wood, 243.
Surveyor J. L. Cline, 208 ; E. Allen, 244,
School Supt W. Fleiduer, 210 ; F. IT. Stil-
aon, 245.
Coroner L. J. Right, 217 ; J. G. Kreishbaum,
233.
County Com. R. Tatom, 208, and J. Harris,
207 ; J Gingles, 251, and J. Edwards, 244.
Capital Corvallis, 448 ; Salem, 5 ; Eugene,
3 : Albany, 2.
Columbia CocNtr. McBride, 53 ; Wait, 44.
Gibbs, 59; Miller, 42. May, 59; Vining,
42. Cook, 60 ; Greer, 41. Gordon, 68 ; Nolt-
ner, 43. State senator, Bowlby, 59 ; Bennett,
41. Joint Representative, Conyers, 59 ; Hoy t,
41.
Wasco Couxtt. Dalles precinct : McBride,
276; Wait, 117.
Gibbs, 281; Miller, 113.
May, 278; Vining, 110.
Gordon, 278; Noltner, 104.
Cook, 286 ; Greer, 101.
Shattuck, 225 ; Page, 29.
Legislature Humason, 206 ; Gates, 73.
At Fifteen Mile precinct the vote stands, Union
30, secesh 14.
Yamhill Couitty. McBride, 394 ; Wait, 169.
Gibbs, 408 ; Miller, 165. -May,
391 ; Vining, 139.
Gordon, 403 ; Noltner, 167.
Cook, 400 ; Greer, 158.
District Attorney J. G. Wilson, 409.
Representatives Palmer, 405, and Cummins,
490; Rowland, 153, and Newby, 150.
Washihotob ConirTT. McBride, 300 ; W it,
VS.
Gibbs, 315 ; Miller, 83.
May, 307 ; Vining, 89.
Cook, 306 ; Greer, 90.
Gordon. 307 ; Noltner, 90.
District Attorney Wilson, 310 ; McEwan,
76.
Stat Senator W. Bowlby, 300; J. II.
Smith, 11 ; L. Bennett, 92.
Joint Representative -E. W. Conyers, 301 ;
N. Hoyt, 86. '
Representative R. Wilcox, 299; J.W.Cain,
85.
Vakiox Cocktt. The following is the major,
ity of the Union ticket in Marion s
Gibba, 650 ; May, 600 ; Cook, 680 ; Gordon,
-663 ; McBridd, 623.
Tie entire Union County ticket it elected by
large majorities.
Mcltkomah Coci.Tr. In the Portland pre
cincta, McBride, 460 ; Wait, 210. Gibbs, 493 ;
Miller, 177. Cook, 4-99; Greer, 104. Gordon,
483; Noltner. 111. May, 466; Vining. 192.
J. H. Mitchell was elected State Senator, by
majority of 312. A. J. Dulur and P. Wesser.
man were elected Representatives. To this roust
bj added a Union mnjory from the other pre
cincta of 138. The county Union ticket was
elected entire.
Douglas, Jackson and Umpqua counties have
gone Union by splendid majorities. No other
southern counties heard from. From the latest
information every county north of here has oast
si Union majority, and some of them the largest
majority, in proportion to the totes cast, on re
cord..- The State ticket is overwhelmingly elect
ed. The only hope of the secesh for a county
in the State is Josephine, which will probably
be very close, but, from what we can learn, we
expect to hear of that county falling into the
Union ranks. We anxiously await the news to
extend her the right hand of fellowship.
i
Possidlt the setting off of Long Ton. into ah
independent Sovereignty is designed to be car
ried to the extent of erecting it Into a new con
tinent for the benefit of Cochran when be bid
farewell to America.
Tub HrpocRiTKs. The peace journals of th
State say they are ready to defend every const
tutional act of the Government. Nobody doubts
the constitutional power ot Uongress to abolish
slavery in the District of Columbia, yet these
consistent journals oppose the recent exercise
that power. They are willing to support the
constitution according to their own interpretation
ot it, and that is the same as Jen Davis . Mary
vale Appeal.
The secession sympathizers of Oregon make
a desperate effort to create prejudice against the
Administration, and Congress, for exercising th
constitutional right, which the people of the Dis
trict have been so long praying for. But their
purpose here in making a stir about it was too
transparent to do any considerable damage to th
public mind. They vainly hoped as a last
re.
sort to carry some portion of tho recent election
by this means, but like the shepherd boy in the
fable, who cried wolf, wolf! for amusement, they
have been unceasingly shouting " Abolition, Ab
olition !" just to tickle the ears of secessionists,
so that when Abolition began to be actually put
in practice they could not even raise a sensation
by tho wprd.
..-..
Emancipation w Ttis District of Columbia
The following is tho message of the President
on affixing his signature to the bill securing the
above object :
Fellow Citizens of the Senate and House of
uepresentanves : ine Act entitled " An Act for
the release of certian persons held to service or
labor in the District of Columbia," has this day
ueen approved ana signed.
I have never doubted the constitutional author
ity of Congress to abolish slavery in this Dis
trict, and 1 have ever desired to see the National
Capital freed from the Institution in some satis
factory way. Ilenco there has never been
my mind any question upon the subject except
ine one ot expediency, arising in view of all the
circumstances. If there be matters within and
about this Act which might have taken a course
or shape more saticfactory to my judgment I do
not attempt to specify them. I am gratified that
the two principles et compensation and coloniza
tion are recognized and practically applied In
ine Act.
In the matter of compensation it is provided
that claims may be presented within ninety days
from the passage of the Act, but not thereafter,
but there is no saving for minors, femmes coverts,
sane or absent persons1 I presume this is an
omission by mere oversight, and I recommend
that it be supplied by an amendatory or supple
mental act. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Washington, April 10, 1802.
J. B. Underwood,
"VTOTARY PUBLIC, will punctually attend to all bus
j. i iness entrusted to nil care.
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Eugene City, Oregon.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
BY VIRTUE OF AX EXECUTION, to me directed, 11
bare levied noon and will Droceed to sell to the hiirh
eat bidder, for cash, on the
26th day of June. 1862.
between the hotm of 10 a. m. and 4 r. on the nremises.
the following described property, situated in Donglasconn-
Vi vrt-icuu, tu wifc : an mmi piece or parsei 01 tana, com
mencing at a point in the line of Win. T. Perry's origininal
land claim under the donation law of September' 27th.
D. 1850, thirty feet west of the center of the Mil
itary road running throuirh a nart of said claim, and
lately conveyed by the said Perry to one 8. C. Smith, thence
in a nortneriy airecuon in a line with said road to an oak
stake at the intersection of the said road with the south
line of a tract of land theretofore eonreyed by the said Per
ry to one William Homely, thence in a westerly direction
with the last mentioned south line to where the same inter
sects the original west line of said Perry's donstion claim,
thence south with the said line to the said Perry's oriirinal
southwest corner of said claim, thence east to the place of
urgmuiag, containing eigni acres more or less, wun ail
the improrements thereon, mill and mill-gear, water and
water privilege, and erery casement appertaining thereto.
Said property is sold to satisfy an execution in taror of R.
E Stratton and as-ainst J. D. Dunsett. et. at., for the sum
of $1293 OS, judgement and costs.
I. M. ULL.ERTON,
May 29, 1862. 83 Sheriff Douglas county.
Estrayed.
4 DEEP BAY, middle-sized American horse J about Are
J..
years old. with a small star in his forehead, and some
saddle marks. Any nerson taking him up and returning
him to the subscriber will be liberally rewarded.
A. W. PATTERSON.
Eugene City, May 8th, 182. lS-tf
Notice to Absent Defendant.
James Estep ft. James A. Dillon and Eliaa Williams,
rpo JAMES A. DILLON : Yon are hereby notified tbat
X unless you appear in the Circuit Conrt of the State of
Oregon, for the county of Lane, on the fourth Monday of
October, A. D. 182, and answer the complaint of James
Estep, plaintiff, which has been filed with the Clerk of said
Conrt, and prays for judgment against yon for lilt 14,
besides interest and coats of suit, the said complaint will
be taken for confessed, and theprarer thereof will be grant
ed by the Conrt. By order of said Conrt made at the April
term. 182. D. M. RISDON, P'lfrs Atty.
Eugene City, May SO, 182. iS-Sitf
Notice to Absent Defendant.
rTH WILLIAM POLLARD: Too are hereby notified
A that aniens yon appear in the Circuit Court of the Stats
of Oregon, for the eonaty of Lane, on the fourth Monday
(27 th day) ot October, next, 12, and answer the complaint
of Commodore P. Wilson, Pl'ff, which has been filed with
the Clerk of said court, aod prays for a judgment against
yon for $1SS. besides interest snd costs, the same will be
taken for confessed, and theprarer thereof will be granted
by the court. By order of Ron.'R. E. Straiten, Judge.
. , S f.LLsWORTH. Pl'ffs Attr.
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over ten thousand physicisns, during the last three years
with results unparalleled in the annals of medicine ; crea
ting an entire rerolotion in the treatment of Chronic Di
eases of the Lungs, Stomach, and all morbid conditions ot
the Nervous and Blood Systems. Ctmtumptvm it m ion
ftr an'intvrabk malady, for this Remedy has rtttortd Auny
drtdt, in all ttaget mt dittatt.
THE HYPOPHOSPHITES
Hare a two-fold and specific action on tho one hand in
creasing the principle which CONSTITUTES NERVOUS
ENERUY ; and, on the other, being the MOST POWER
FUL BLOOD GENERATING AGENTS KNOWN. They
act with promptness snd certainty in all general morbid
conditions, such ss Chronic Bronchitis, Asthma, Scrofula,
Marasmus, Anemia, Female Complaints, etc., aud in all dis
orders of the Nervous or Blood Systems. Their effect upon
the tuburcular condition is immediate all the general
symptoms disappearing with a rapidity which ia really
marvelous. They increSso the nervous or vital energy, re
lieve Cough, check Night Sweats, diminish Expectoration,
Improves the Appetite, srrest Dinrrhea, and promote re
freshing sleep. A FAIR TRIAL IS A CERTAIN CURE.
Winchester's Genuine Preparation
OF THE HYPOPHOSPHITES is the only reliable form of
Dr: Churchill's Remedy, and is approved br the Medical
Profession generally. "USE NO OTHER, Oil ANY REM
EDY CONTAINING IRON.
t-W Circulars containing the only authentic information
Tn regard to the new treatment, free.
PrT" Price 2 per bottle. Sold Wholesale End Retail at
the California Blanch Depot, by 8
J. WINCHESTER,
6i Mission St., two doors west o -Second, San Franciacoi
Sands' Sarsaparilla,
FOR THE REMOVAL AND CURE OF
All Diseases arising from an Impure
State of the Blood or Habit
of the System.
IN this preparation are strongly concentrated all the
medicinal properties of Sarsapnrillit, combined W ith the
most effectual aids, the most salutary productions, the most
potent simples of the vegetable kingdom ; and the Combi
nation is such that one modifies and improves tlm other,
producing a compound differing entirely In Its character
and properties from any other preparation; and unrivalled
in its operation on the system wheu laboring under disease.
It has been So fully tested, not only by patients themselves,
but also by physicians, that it has received their unquali-
ned recommendutions ana tne approtniion oi tneuuoiic,
and has established on its own merits a reputatiou for val
ue and arncscr lar superior to the various compounds
bearing the name of Sarsaparilla.
FROM THE ARilY.
MoxTitnET, Cal., .tun. IS, 1850.
Messrs. A. B. A D. Sands Gentlemen : I beg leave to add
my testimony in favor of youriiivsltiable medicine, hoping
it may lead some other unfortunate beings to try its etlects,
and that they may be benefited as I hsve been. I arrived
here by the overland route, about the first of October Isst,
A few days after I was sttacked with a very disagreeable
eruption of the skin, which my physician cbttld not cure.
I happened to find your Sarsaparilla in a store in this place,
and remembering the popularity of the medicine at home,
I purchased three bottles, which had the desired effect of
removing my difficulty entirely.
With high regards, yours, etc..
J. 11. MILLER, Lieut. U. 8. A.
Prepared and fold by At 11. At 1). Snnds, Wholesale
Druggists, loo Fulton street, corner of Willium, New Tork.
For sale' by DsWlrr, Kittlx & Co., II. Johnson k Co.,
and Redinotox A Co., San Francisco ; Rice A CorriN, Ma
rrsville; R. il. McI)oalo A Co., Sacramento ; Smith k
Davis, Portland ; WM. WALKER Eugene Citr; and by
Druggists generally.
ii27-Jm
CLDNER'S DELTA EYE OPENER.
A henlthy, pure, invigorating American Drink,
peculiarly adapted for a southern or 1 Top
ical Climate, and strongly rccbihended
as a family stimulant, by tho most
eminent Medical Men in the
United States and Europe.
The Proprietor of this truly celebrated beverage,
In hit
long experience ss one of the largest Importers of
first-
clsss V Ines snd Liquors in the city of New York, has long
felt the want that existed in erery family, of a Tonic, which
could be used with benefit, by every household, from the
child to tne adult, and in compounding this beverage, nil
aim has been to use only the purest material, with the most
rtckfrcht flavoring, thereby fully established the fact, that
a vast degree of benefit arcroes froth the use of this stimu
lant, in comparison with the rile compounds so extensively
manufactured and foisted on the public, under the endorse
ment of a paid analytical ccrtificuto. ,
In the Atlantic States, this truly National Drink super
sedes the use of all others ever introduced to the American
Eublio, in addition to which it is now extensively used in
urope. The Kings of Belgium and Sardinia have both
ordered snpplies, I mm samples sent direct to our Consuls,
ss has also the tlil ol the French Court, as Well as the
highest circles in London, Liverpool snd Antwerp ; in fact,
it is adapted to all climates and classes; but more particu
larly to the South, the oronrlethr havinc always the trend
object In view of producing a cordial which would materi
ally arrest any disease, incidental to a hot climate, while
he guarantees that the regular use Ihereor will etlcctusly
prevent any of those symptoms, habitual in trip to or
residence in the SauthI
The entire press of New York, from actual experience.
attUSt to the value of this delicious Familr Inrigorator.
juil.Ti u. ti,n.r.H,
Inventor and Proprietor.
Abbott k Olitman, Agents,
l-3m 4' is Front street, Sen Frsncisco.
Dr. William Hall's, Balsam for the Lungs
CONSUMPTION, ASTilMA, MfiHT SWEATS, SPIT-
T1NO BLOOD, COLDS, COUOII, INFLUENZA,
PAIN IN THE SIDE. AND ALL DIS
EASES OF THE LUNGS.
Dr. Win. Hall's llnlsam for the Lungs, in sll esses gives the
best of satisfaction.
Dr. Win. Hall's Ralsetn for the Lungs, has wrought mora
cures since Its Introduction than any other cough medi
cine.
Dr. Wm. Hall's Balsam for the I.unirs, is endorsed by your
Leading physieians as the ssfest and beat remedy now
before the public.
Dr. Wm. Hall s llalaam for the Lungs, is ssfe to use emong
children, and yet powerful in cases or chronic puhnona
rr disease.
Dr. Wm. Hall's llnlsam tor the Lungs, brings in eertifirstee
almost daily, of Its wonderful cures in all parts of the
country.
The more srlkln rtrnof the intrinsic worth and excel-
eneeof DR. WM. HALL'S BALSAM for the LfeMiS. ie
shown in the rapidity with which it becomes a general
favorite with the neonle. There ia nothing of a similar
nature but what is east into the shade when the Balaam haa
n thoroughly tested. The sgents for its sale, the coun
try over, in ordering new snpplies, are very enthusiastie
in ita faror, saving: " It is just the thing ; it acta like
charm Ita effects are truly magical."
The purchaser ehnnid be very particular to ssx For, sna
take hone but Dr. William Hall s llalaam for the Long
which ia warranted to give satisfaction or the money rs-
tnrned.
For tale by all Druggist', and by
KEDINOTON U CO.
Sole Agents, 4"9 and 411 Clay St., San Francisco.
S. Ellsworth,
VTTORNEY and Counselor, U. 6. Supreme Court and
other cour'a. Oltiee at Eugene Citr, Lane county,
Oriron. Also, t'ommtssoner of Deels forSew Kork, Con-ar-iftf,
ete. jal