The Oregon statesman. (Oregon City, O.T. [Or.]) 1851-1866, February 28, 1860, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textr WE3DAY, FEB. 88,' I860. Th dUtilMur ia our I'ortfcutJ corTTsmril roce of this iret-k, in rfgnrJ to 1V.uil's treason able oappljr of the 'inpT of war" to the "na tional faction. In the eanvaa of 183d, to car ry oa ! campaigu against the democratic ur g aaiialion, will tlnubtlvti lake the con u try liy arprias.- ltn tltue who Lara hf-n fully worn W Lano's aelllah. ambition character, aa-1 who ware satisfied of tho fact that he had Mtttot understanding with tho leaden nf tho Mtional N taction, and wa ready otuIr to ai J with them in the event of their suvee, n ill hardly bo pirparod to learn that he had carried hi Irea-aou to the party to which ho owes his frotiiieal eiiateace to the esteot iinltuatt-tl by Mr Portland cnrrrnponileut. Yet tho facta are aopported by incontrstilile proof. At the time that he fiiriiislieil fa ml to be em ployed in a erutde ag.tiuat tho Oregon tlenioc raey, Lah tva. aud had beuu fiir many year, ctjoying the highest ioitiiui f honor, trust and proSt within the girt of the ik-tiriuratio party of tho Territory. lie expei-trd, in the event of Ibe eoattnuml a.Moe) of the party, to receive Mill farther honor end riiuiltiiitriita at tlieir haa-H. He w therefore bound, by every enn aideratioa of honor, truth and gratitude, to u Tory tertton which ho liiniurulily might, to Mcnro aaJ further tho sticvcs of that party. Least of all could hi fiieii.W expect that he woakt secretly an 1 traitorously furnit'i aid and comfort to an aJverto faction, uutititiglv in the Held with an organisation aud a ticket, i-rr-nly striving to overthrow the re-jalar i!-ni te nor. Tot doryijiieov.Mi cire nmtvtce 'trapirtl giving nc lu the mini of nnuy to stronr saaprtion-s which after event fatly cn Urmti J. that t.an had a aecret sympathy and on derttanding with the leader r that f.tctinn. And now we hive the damning proof tU:t hia timchory waa carried to the fullest ejteitt, and thai he troted a portion of tiio salary which he roerired by mean of the S'lflr.t-j. nf the lonJorat:e party of Oreg t:: t the uh'i.iU- p.ir pnoa of dofe-sliti; atl wvcr.Ur-v.rinj that party, antioip ttio;. per ;. e u l.-n.jt from the cntaafrophe. aa-l tranting to th. chance of nc oeo aal to tit title uf de.Uitcratio " uturpvd by tho f loumt, f-r au rsooto fT hi trcao:i. lliaaoroto anad sarin;' anything againot the Batioaalt " dnriu the c-tttra, hi "Greeev ajjfl Carth.tgv le-tler, ttio publication f which ia tho Timt pi waicJ ll'.liiia-it many a hear;y earoe fro a me.uU.-r of La:u-'j ft n.lr, and lii bitter deanqoiatioa of the Jt-rritn? ftjti.iii. whoa the re.utt uf the cvntp lin bee UK' known, Oro BO mtoy eorroh iralivw rvi-lcue.. of hia treason. In tV face of theae ftct. who will have the hardihoo! to arfeiii-tt to defend or ecue L wi" coalil'jt iu the Ctrl vita of H.VS time of nil ajtaer wh-a the itr-fi-at of t!ie deoioer.uio party Have l'ea attended by the nvl deplora Ll. re."tt t We pr"t n that hi hireling iv.-rnil rt-tiioiT. a ad hi venal prve will attempt t jtify the traitor and defend the ttau : bnt will iatelliyent and truth-loving ivinoertt. Jeiitix-rta from principle, an I tint fC o&oe aol Lire. pot further faith in the a-a rhe from oelri!! iiKitivea baa In-lrayetl and. kr hia eoaotonance and pettaiiUry aid to the netUT. aonsUt to Jcfeat the party to which he : Li paat au J preaent hi h position ? Nr. 0Mearaa part tn the tranaactioo t to o irreot loa;reo escaarl; beesnse he waa nt fen war with the tlemocratio rO-gariii itimi of Orron, and deemed it ju.ti(iahle. jH-rhajw. to receive aid front a pricate'y friendly amirce. whatever lie night think of tbo bad f tith which prompted it. An nTier tnteretin; di.chMore tu tde by our Portia a l orrapondcnt. ia the fact of the t n aleria the draft of an tudividual to whom CI. (Tbapntaa had given a urveying contract, in 4at jartrint f,r the o!d S'ani,iri rm-, which to be uei at Engeue City in aJvocatiii Chapman' cUiina to the Seuate. The Tact ia eiy riaiacaot. hot will aarprie no one w ho ia oc-tak,tel with tho biatorj and character of tNe preoeot Sarvey or General of Cotnmeat i auueceioarr. Oregon. ; The ibpoty whose draft waa tendered (and naroe we ovoit from onr Portlaml letter) h a' worthy gentleman, and we think not much t4 aa admirer of tho Chapman, TVault v&A Lana. abrtractlv. C3r Delnaioa aay he Las certificate onl etantiating tho infamoo fraaJ nf ptncin re pablic&n doenrovnta in a copy of the Slatetm.in. That hi black and rotten heart ha conceive! a fraeJ, and that tome bae instrument ! hb;-a g t taexecnte it to clan K-stinely p!ace ao!t a itooamcnt io voaie hoaeat uht-riiK-ra paptr, cither after it arrival at the ollice of it- destination, or t:t one of th'inc thro ig'i which it njar have p aaaed in gaiuj' there, ia not i:np:t-t-lle. " Hat tho uiiacreaut liaae enong!i to erpe trate ach a deed, ia not likely to have had aKili t-aal to hi iafamy. And it w ill not lie aur pnaiu; if I he matter carries on it fice tiie evi (cace nf tho fraud. D.-laaion aavi he has lot money from the iniila. The wretch vile enough to perpetrate thia republican document " fraad. ia villain enough to rub a mail, if fear " pi dcteotiou and paaisuaieiit didn't deter him. We will ;ice reward for proof convicting tit -miscreant of the deed. - Hk Wos't Dik. The Lane society in Ore gon M joat how felicitating ilat-lf with the hope that Senator Douglas will not r.-covcr from hia illoeM. It is alao liacnvend by them, a the time ftw the election of member of tlie h'gisla aro appmachef. thut line's provpeuta for toe Charieoton uomination are brightening! Au I they all repnbliab for about the sixth time the pottatory scrai aont them by Mnaea, inchuliug the eae from tbo MempbiatronwcAe. Thia ia expected to help J'Wili' chniM-e for Senator. V oee a good muiiy Athiutio paper, and w e doa't ace Lane'a name ineationed, except to ftneer at hi ridicalous aspiration. Hi chance for the Charleston no ruination i no In-tter than JCU Carton' t. RECArrciw axd Uecovkkt. The horses he longing to AdV.lphcs Chamberlain, of Cham poeg, which were stolen some three weeks ago, were recovered, and one of the two rascal (es caped eaaricta) who had them in possession re captured, oa Saturday of last week, by Mr. peter Bilyea. who waa deputized by Sheriff Coraoyer tor tho purpose. They were found on a amaH tributary of the Sautiani. near the ooanatiuBa. by a Prty of hantera. from whom Sfaeriif Cornoyer got information af them. The maa who was captared is Kearas, who was newtenccd to the penitentiary from this county, lie waa refwroed to that inetitatinn in charge of Shotift HtJioan. of Polk county, who w-aa t-ou-vermg thither Tbomaa Laneu, seutenocd fur hie for mnrder in the second degree. Accident yo the Elk. The steaiucr Elk u loot downward trip on Sumlay Ja2, at rock a Mag the river about a mile a Sore Corrallia, v u& in str t n feet 'of water. Ilcr cargo, Oons-iirrg; tf grain and bacon, was somewhat rfamajed. Tho stcaincr Relit and Moose atrtfp on Vcdaeiiy test,' for she pnrpoee bf- TBHBITeBVOP TIK lll'DIO.V'Jt BtV IOllV. Tho government t f Grcnt rtritniti tcetna re olvoJ tn occupy Ihnt purtlnu of her Atticricnn poaeioiia lying to tho weatward of Caunda with aomething more thfin tho tmflie of the ! Indent's Day Company. liven before the lis fovtiy of gold on Fihut' rlvt r. a movement had been made toward eiicoitrngiiig njjrietiltur Nlaettlemeiita on the tributoriea of l.nke Winne peg, iinmediatr ly not tit of tho State of .Minne sota. The great central plain of North Amer ica, including thf valley of the Miaiaaippi, ex tern! to the Arctio ooenn. Up to the City -fifth parallel a great portion of tho a.iil i fertile, and the climate uot materially colder than that of Canada. The facilitic for outer communi cation, throughout t!ii region are excellent. The country, like Miiiiiesnia. ia compnrntUcty level, aud nbound in bikes. The lted liiver of tho North rife in the latitude of fuity-neVeii degree, mid lit IVmhiua. where it feavea Min ueota, a huudrcd mile from it month, i a noble river. Front this point It is about too hundred aud forty mile nlong Lake Wioue peg to the month of the SuikuiclievHn, which ia aah! to Ite navigable for nearly it thoUHHinl mile to the westward. A railrotnl ia now bo- inj; lni!t from Vt. Paul, on tlie MiMOwippi, lo the lted Kiver of the North, nt A point where uu American ptenmhont rta, (act June, lamiched npmi tliii new line of navigation. The aettle uieitt of thia country "ill bo a matter of the higiieat itnpoilance to the iiieruaulilv intereKta of Minnewita. The only olmtaclo in the war ia the charter of the HmUon' Hay Company, a mtity ehl document, (jruuted by King Charle II, a hundred uud ninety year iiro. and ono wh'ch, it ia thought, th Uriiivh gv eruuieul wi'.l not acrnple to et aide, na far nt thev think nece.arv. I'he original charter i aaid to bo perpetual, but in 1 11 ita ptiiih-ge w ere girutly extended for u peiiihl of in cult ouo ye:ir ly au net of Parliament, nnd oniii for a I.Ue term m '1'lie escloie lie iim upon u liteh tlieir late aratem of operation waa IiamhI, nnd all Hie privilege they ever hud Weft of the U it v .Moiintiiiua, expired on the itilih of June, I nnd the government rvluav to griut tiiem au extension ol the monopoly. Ky ttie erti-tioit of ldiiili Coluiuliia into n colony. lUeir rihta on tin coai-t are extingtiiMied. oiitl there i liltlv ttonlit that mean w ill oon lie found to open the country north of Miutieaota lor a llleiiH iit. L'n.'fTi kll We failed to get "til-ly-foiir, forty or tilit," nml there i not much allow tur till.Uillenil in that tlireclioii ; there- fae it ia t our iuteirt to hue lliia northern Irut.tier aeitU d a aooii a p.Nihle. IxoKRASiNtt. More of l). l i-ioa'a atock holdera nnut to aell wot, nod threaten to try their "aheare' nt act-lion in t;ie atn-et of Al bany, if they can't "get almi" of them without. Oiie r.i) be haa heett oiTered a buck-tki for hull of hi fli.in. hut thioka he ought to ;et nnov. Another toM IK-liii'ioti thut he eillo r lied when he denied that Lane onnel Moc!,, or he lied when he ani l he did; for that he told hint, aaan inducement M mUm t.lie, that l.aue waa a at.iekh-iMer. .-. ne of the recent pur ch:uera alwi ceolato that Delii-ion It i .!, iv el thtm tiiat tlo-y p.irv!iaed un.ler D'-liMioiTa repreeiil.lt:o:ta th.it tiie toaeern had il large liat ot auhaetith-ra, nnd waa a paying iurtitudoti. They w.-re t!ierefre m.loif.1 lo hue atock. on.l iww liod. on exaiiiiii.tlioti. ileit Il.-ln-i.to Irin keen U lug moat egregionly. t)f co irae h Il t.! Some of ilii atovkio.ldt-r nre alii becoming nlarmetl nt the dieotery that the prea aocl.i tiini i an onliuary eip trtiierhip. o. tlt it ih,. tockliolder nrt iii.IivkIu illi Intole l'r tlie Jt l.t- of thf t-uneelll. L.tNE'a "SpuKfit." We tliiuk mi intelli gent Oivgnuiaii can renJ Lane' apeetli, hia own veraioii aeot out here iio.Ier hi frank, without feeling of hami ii'inn. That aH.t-eh. or clloiiy, ahow Iwo thinga: f'ir-t. ihut ltue had been "act" by other partic to m ike a apeveh which was to ati-fy bot!i aoiith nnd north; that he on a more aatoiua'oii in ilie handa of iiue eo ii.iii:t-e npp Hiited over bin.. That S-nator Pogh. aware of the fact that Lane u a mult r keeper nnd ignomnl of hta auhjett, waa plainly leading htm to hot it tile ex poaure of hia ignorance and I lie nvoaal of opinions not held lv tlie anutli. when Seiiatirr ISniwn, tf Mir-., thnial hiuiaelf in. discourte ously to Lane, na he (Itroun) miit have Im-cii awnre, nul would Ut aullVr Lane to pnH-in-d, Uilt t,tikrri J'vr him. Tlnwe of tm u let mi ltoe'aoait i.iniililet edition of Una eol.x-iv. r-nd it. an I aw if you e:i:i avoi I tiieav li t.iiui Mlmg coneluioiia. Kuowiie' l.-ioe to Ik m aeaaetl of a deal of cralt nti I pi'lley, w e are aurpriatal that he aluiuld liimelt bae ililrili uted that "apeecli." Ca Delnaion tn we have "dyed our hair and nliu-ker. U'o lont npao it iutvrort tho pililic to know w-hetlur that ia line, or whether Delation, as n-snal. haa lied. Hut aa a matter of fact, tho latter ia the caae. There waa never a irop of dye upon our hair or whia kera thoae who know us wi II know that ia not "our at vie. Hit thia calls to mind a little oc- enrrence at Oherliu. in which Di lu-ion'a tow- head cut a promim-nt figure. When attending tilt iiegni i-t-tiiK.I i liiat pl.ice. hia hair l. iag ua white aa wiaii, one of hia uigger claaauiiilea told him that he h id a preparation called Imz ir,, which would .he hia L.ur lilack. I)e 1'iaion. aacredahoi ileal aa now. "hit," and im portuned the nigger for a (in uitity of it. hiiiImi ni.i.le a preparation of wuich couiiiioii lor uhd the principal illgreiiielit. hauded it to Delil-ion with iuatiuciioiia to npply it tu t lie hair freely, letting it reantii a --t;iui time, and then wuli ojf. Oeiuaioa eagerly followed the nigger di rectio'.ia; :ul went Weil until he came In the tca'iing off, when, line liic old woman' calico, it xcou'.iiu'l ic.i. i'lle ae;pltl waa that D. lil yiuu hud tu have his hair clipped cloae to hia tveiz:-haued fku'il to cet oil llie tar. He wu. always ntur kuown at Ooeriiii u L ip-L.tz-I lard. I In l a " trvc bill, mi l it tM'trroXe timonr waa siiiiiustiUile, uc coul.l prove it lit a court of ju;ke. N'OX-ISTEKVKXTIH.N.' Mr. S. GaiCelde, R ceiver at 0!yiu;ia, delivered a apeecli at that place- ft abort time amcc. on the political iaue of tliia day. lie detl ired in favor of lion iu tcrveution of the general government, anil the sovereign! v of the Territories, as the old Dem- nt-ratio dootiine. the correct iutcrpr.-tutioit of the Cincinnati nl.itl irm. j.iat pulley and gouinl principle. Mr. Gattielde atuuipi-d the greater portion ol Kentucky lor Mr. liiichanan in la aud waa appointed from that Statu to the office he now- hotua. UTDcluaion savs we arc a Univeraaliat. In view of hi conduct and couditiioi in Wadiiug- Um and tn route to and from, we are diaoacd to acquiesce in the orthodox doctrine of " total depraciltfj" The salvation would have to lie literally universal," that coul.l save the hypo critical" wretch that coul.l desecrate the eui.-retl dcak with hia loathed presence, and then defile the suc-crdotai robo in ahamloued licen ti'tuaneaa and beaatly intoxiciilion. lo you aet youraclf :n thia picture. Delusion ? Jf you will "not, the public of Oregon Jo. The Spirit. Mr. Cox, of Linn county, whoae letter we julili.s!i tu-dar. say hu hua a-iid " must emphatically that he w ill not vote for either Lane or Smith, nor for any one that will." Democrat w ho thus emphatically clare, are not few, cither iu Lino, or some other comities. The Lauc men bo! J ly declare they ill mit vote for an anti-Lane man. The in" significant handful -of them in thia comity ot Marion so declare every day of tho week. E2T Tha pOtit of. March has been appointed tLs exeoutfos pjf Itifeit - niit'llKASI! Uf itl.tll. SKRVIilt At ot'THaUK. One of 1i rhlif privation wlil-'.i the chiton of fti-ogon liar Iweti nniiullil tu uii:lnr. lis bacn tlie want of ak-iiiuta limit I will tie. Tins Uiorwiaa of the mail scrvleo. by lliu rtnblUliinatit of new unites, anil mora fretjiu ni coimuuiiiruiiou by tha olil iinea, liua tirau llie bimlva of our petition la t'oilgrraa, nml ol our lotiora tu our lVleiptte, fur iiiitny yeuia pact. It waa Mi'eticd thut tho nJ.litioiiiil liilluomc III foder.tl ull'uiia w '..U S Orriroii woul.l Mr iiii-v lr liur iulniiaion Into l: t'nioii, w ould seeuro Ilia n lilili.miil uniil ser Vie ku neeeasary to tlie comfort and couvenlotico uf our i itui-ii. Hut since tho cliumio iu our poliilnil run diiion, li ateait of lotlnimr nn iarroaae of xiatul fueill lira, tv urs losing aa iniotiiiiil part of w Imt we l ready I ad ! ' Hy l lie lut Atlantic mall, nw i earelveil thai the conlnu i for t-Mi-ryiiiK Ida in.iiU liel wii ilrooii t'iiy ami t'orvuiiU lnu bevu awarded to apt. X. V. Ile.lea, for thu a uu of f.mr iIlmihuii I d-illura t!iu uuda tu Iw rairiml tit uwr o trfik leaviinr Oregon ity ,!ntijy tmiiiti4 mid rvliit-niiii' thcro Tluiril:iy nlglit oy ImirikiiH.. Itttrvlul.are wo huvr Imd 4rvl.c iiwin ilo route tu a nivk i nnd. nlthoiiMh liiat airlr tvto roiiaiduml nit-nrv enouiili ly tin) w hu w urn iii plieil liy it, it WllH tU'k'tiiilit'let.s a j(IVMI aerotiiilliMlutiiui lo the eill.eua of llie Willmiietie Valley. A very alight bioreiiao of lh aomteiiM.illoii would liuva ii-n tided a trl w eekly mull Mrrvii-e, lliroii.thoul t!i whole leulli el' thu vull'.y i au I our eilUuiia llioii'it iliry Imd a riil;t to il. ln ol I uud to rxpr. t this itdditloiinl at-rvuv. Tue lieoii Stu.'e I'o upauy, winwo hid wa forwurtlfd to Ilia I iei;otiiiitit uiTToit Mt.iiu liuio wilh hnl f t'lipt. Il.nlt. . i!t'frvd lo uiiry llie lutiila mn. i-.' liming thrsix w inter month, mi l triirnk' doiii: l'ie aiiiiitner itaiulliH, for the auiu of live thoiiNitid It . u hundred d dlar.. T.iis hid n un n-jei'tvd. tl.oiw'i it Uus hill llll.-t-u hinidii'd ilollur lowlier iliui. thil ot" t m-t. Med," for i.i I't.tit ont'hitl tllo aurvK'e It will t borne III tuiu I tout Line' (i.illrv e.i:iii for the i.tr-tiiimil of Mi. Il oirn IVu.ii tfir i ixitloit ol liivaMeii)(er lotlte I. idi.nl Stiei-ittieiiiliiii'y ( iireiin wiiatiuil (Ileum:! laiihtiea warn or u.l.-.U.lto lo uu. pii-ply if the neeenry roiiiiiiiiuh'utioii belwueu too ot'u-e ot iItm rliiHiri.tifaIeiiiy and l'ie ilid.riviil ixhv elt-a We itointi-d out, t.iat "w eek, the f ill u v uud t. . autUity ut liilaexniw. Iioiii tlir io lixioit iblu fuel Ihiil . I-etv bnd brt-n 119 moix-ium ol mull tiK-ititirs ilia It . e.u ir. .it- any it thi'Ml, wlori lbs -ittM'dii.--ilileol nl I. iv i!-einlMldrliry. t B.lralrd. wiiilt isil-ili-! 1 ! t.u I, Ilia: lai n- I h I i-i-..l-iitily H-i-iii.:e I .Mr. I lUian I iniiWi.mer ll.Tfii . no I t.-iiit tlie'e Imd bi-ru In -li a neic iueiTHe of mail m rni- in 1 1 .1; - ii, u u lcnii4 it a itHsteU4er u iiwU-v n(ie-.iil.iifw lu Ilia H.e H-roorl..ettt-y herv. a rruioc li.m , llial L lltu till :i-M:irt-d t'i iM(llianter ll.'iienil thai a Weekly 111 tt aervi. e v a 'lllile pi:lii-tetit lor tlie !. it lleees'ilH-M ol il-e WdUuit-iia Valley, and llial loiytlon furt'er woul.l bo siirlliioua. IVoliul Iv ii.s fact I.' al Hit members ol l-.c I lTr-iu .-Ul ' i imiiHtliy we e 111 l Line Inc. 1. I a 1 etoiiu I ' d.i w ith tile uw.11-1 . f tf eaatniel laltle waa d Mitel. -j lit.lt atritii! ot t in i r a.it4i.l f.-elia x1 and rit-rciHea ot ilia p-,tit- l.t.l.loi, uud it to i.i...mu'o !:a-l u iv Mei'itMiiua t'.wlothra tl.-ptiitueal. lie eerttuty ruiployv-l it. I iia a. t of Line' l.'l il i.-."ii i llie lil-11re 111 1 I aarT.i-e w have n. a m.M aari.ua, tlo in iae b laiaew luieiW f IUa Willa netle Vaib-y. Wali.ivrma u . la 'k .V.-.V aayiniti Imt n aree ily mail. I ierc la a Nil fi.T "ale in fin I'ai.l Waero n--h ia I le Venly " il i a r.iiaf mmw f .r a .'e Suite lu I hi rej.re aeoted by a ifi-aMaa-i " If w e i.el in I in tV.ia'ttnton a f lil'iful roniTK I hu(iie a 'u in, I ilo ulS-r I i inlrrela of II e ... d.x a a-rt f . v;-y rv 1 1 . ,. I m kn i. I '..it l'ie u' i.e .... ' r-are coat I r .1 '.arr tw-n r . ii-uttted t II ie I0.14 a .. t e lu 'e l a'nl t-.i.n-riM;iite I 111tore-.l1. i.l II . . ittu.bM.T f 1 .1 re-t I 1 1-a i 1 ir tiaattf a u'ottoa u i-l -trow art ..a le.- I Haw l.itu f ITThe I i li.aaa State Sm'iiel i. kauwit to every lu.li ini.t 1 a a at.tnuc!i deut-a-r itiu paper, t-'roiii a recent number of it, we lake the f ! low in?: A Xr.W Op.'lRtTI PtPRR. We line re ceive I a copy of a.i i;ip aaiti ia pip -r. j i-t atari il ia !ti!ille. Uah i iuty, eilled tlie llu.h vill. .It .vfUf'.n. edited by .1 LIS L. It 11:1, au I Kr tRt.tiKnr t". Ili'i:i;:s. It iicntiie ah nt t'l i'ii. p iitini ia the atrie of tli; men an I iinii.-iiile of tlu' 1 ai.K-r.itic nart r aa tin- J frn tf nri I pi-ier of 1'iat ilk. Ji-iiniti: hat a desecration ortite ii:i:im of !l Hi -k iry. It i no iii tu resurrect hi b i tea r r.-b !. t'le " lerile . S'-t'e Si ntin.t. We fi ll tin extract ap4itiiu,i!y copied into oiher .l.-ii.kr.ttio p iper ia In limi t. I1i!.h-u h i l-u sent nut to take ch rg'' of t!ii p ip.r (Hid H.biilio't never write far it) to jnff' I. ;ie i n.i l. an fir Tia we have stvu, it i ill -n ily p iper la the Stan of lu.li ma a S'ate iu a a. ii ill i irtiu.i of whic'i th -v U ia.r L-toe tli tl ap.-aUa fivor !!,- of hi n. it will b. aeen what eri il IV t!l. !. u i. f icy of I 1 1, i 1 1 place n4i i III d II icr l.-V of Lt.le'a hull .-r t.it. Wil ll.bhcii left Oregon, h. dec! uv.l that Lun w.nil.l ii. vi r be re, h c.cd ! the Sen tte liuin h.re. I'erinpa. if It t-anl g-t Itiliiu.iti j; lor In a lor t'rer -llt -nt In II en leavor to aecurv : . . . . ., ... . ii i i.viiou ro me in tl I'.M .-l ite .eiialc Iron IJ'ih eo ititv. Tiiiiri tri Fiti'iio i:i.;Lvsr.ti;ra,.i ". T -o A-.la it. :. I t'al.f r.iiii aeiui-iu-Mitalr mail tirrivt.d ul 1'o.a'a i-l oi 1'iie.ii.ty Lu-t. And. lit the tr.actil w i . l .ji i .ianlyl lee (.. per mail for li e whole Wi Iu u-nie t ,t.ly hi ut I I.e .foil I'tly. T.ie k-lter mail wa id 1-.naf Itaw iM-en tttere, Hutl lit. I the at.ie , n.uty ;.i.ie f r it t utoou kiio.iin th-tt t'-e cot Ir.f c : -VI iii-e tlaketl away Con ihenl. a'.dtben bnMi-ttl it no if-:.:,:.i.i.!y. t nd.r toe p.-im.iic i.rtitaf nr ra-i-f. a- it it i:mS iit,-.,-ad.'ia te -aroarnve nt Or.viti l- i . oi I . i ay, after fie 'i-itvuia ol la wi-eitlv mad l t i : t i w nde V il.e." i.I ia lie titer- in til I ii.m ! . ... it r-.'i-r ar-m-X-! I t.-re-.li;ii ! in'l ii Fi.tK I ts"a rtKvtiK Kn ltL.. The mem- her of Al rt Ilu-ih and I,a l.ler Co., .No. I p ira led ia uniform, uu Wednesday lart, nc usnupatii.-d bvtheCapital Sa-horn Hand. Thr trtic't waa h tinlau'm-ly ib-corated. :iu I. with tin neat uu. I appropriate uoilorai wttru he the com piuv. in oh a line a:i Hiiriiioe. In lite evening a pr ill 1 ball waagtieii at Legialitive H ill, fur tile beueiit of toe co:npaav. winch was well-at fen.ieti. ami. we are cl.i.l to learn, n.-ttett a biiililaoiii auin to the couip mv'a treaatirv. ltT New; atibacribera have coittu in rapidly iluriiii the ptt wei'k; iriw mad bru'ight n lif te'ii, acattered throtit'! six oilicea, with ad van i.e p.iy.uciit mi the moat of Ihein. iiht riatia "oi l Liu i " h i al i furnished a iiuuiIi.t. Ooca-io tallv we receive a club aonio active f.i.-ii 1 h t i up; na I fretj-iently we receive letters of tlii. kind. Iroat all over :" Ar BtvT, Lis IV, Itt'MI llu.oe rend llio . Vimri, ,Vf Oil., Ke'.. 'M. IHCO. Ma oii.-e. ' i'e -a. i lo no ut tlea " Kiu.ixt Mi s:!." To k:ll olT llaah," ia tho leadin-f avowed object of tiie iuo.it frantic of the Lane coterie. That would niitlntihtctllv be c ti oliiij' to tUem, if thi-y could ucuoiupliah it. i tut. Ii nv are thev tn do it I Wo aro imt a can. li late for ollice, and lietcr intend to be, exeef the tiitrman njjire. nnd that we intend to run ja-t ita lotijf na it plenaea na to ilu ao ! Tii.-n bow i "Itnah tube killed o!f!" . Are you not biting n die ln DitKAIIr'L'l. tltVl'KKKM'rt - Tin IV lllhcrttlll eoioto oiiila, at L. in renei. M--at:liu-ii-t ia, f.tll on tho lh .lau., in lam ui.ii of riiiua. lic-ti.-f eihr Ii tin I rod ) -r.l: i vea. Til- .loatruetiou of the huil '.ii;r w a eoinpleto It w a lin-rnlly levoled w iili tli.; or mil. I, and it oecnpun were inal.tiit ly, an. I wi hoat a note of warniut;, cruh!. under the tallio-f tiiiiher and machinery. viULHJ peraoua kito on the (rroiiinl, r.-aeuinj' tha wouii.leil nnd dead I'rtiui tin ruins, when, al luidiiight lire wna coailllilllii-.lt.-d lo the in la by llu lip.-iclliliC of n CMinpheuc lantern, w hc-u u rci-tie uf horror w hich aijtr djerip:ioii eiiii.;l. Tim scrcain and tuo.i ua i f rhu poor, totriud, huriiiuj? ami autf.i.Ml i it jr er.-niuri a eoulil ho ili-tiiio ly heard, but. no power oo enrth euiilil earn ili.o n. Aiit.ut human being' peri-hod. and about 4 I wcro woiimJed. Thu minding was of bncli, tivu sti'iic-i In tli. ttf Wk received iui iutere.-tin-j letter from our St. L-iuia corrcapoiitlent by thia mail. It w ill be jiuliiif lie.l licit w it k. borne advertise incut are aim crowded out. . Mr. l-a nr. of Cut -a-ti, Mrrtve.l tin Ilie Isst afearaer, villi uu Atii.lic. -eatU Joiivm." aoliee! in tae &tatmitn s 1. u uecii s.,.c. d. i. K cii.-.it, ui V. r.u..a slaw bnua utx luaioiut Mcrmu Liacl.. Taey are U. sl.ait.--i lur tNiiein. XiT T ie t-TiJeuee tUickena ee ry day of tha intention of Laus Io cusleioe Willi liic rpalilxaiis a., J cleft iiiiusclf and a !lie Ut-Iiutll.oau lo lile St-liule. Tn Ailrfliter .-ontaius a sl.-o.ig article upon tha eali--i.rt-fbs uits Hut-i.l ol oar oia I service, piacia-; toe re a.-oiji ui.ij -.Itijc i iM-lonts jt-n Per.. I.tue. A Sraiisiu Team. In Lcatrous (-oiot to tlia nomination of Dau.Us, aud Ole Hen of Ueorgia, at Cnarlrstoo. Orcsoa aoui . iT Uiat uul iiJUil mjriij .-aay. . rST" 4 ro-soo nsm or rortiaaa ittuiui Ul pyulatkit at .HIC VVM CfftO.! THK T tTF1ll PKkl. I'.M I.VOIAVa t'OII n'I.A. My Tracy A Co. , we have Hie of Atlantic n pi ri. wlih dale to Jan. 21. No Speaker waa i levieil. and lliefe emitt to Im In. iroatiot'l of an i-lecilotl ibaiiatnny 'lem pro ions. The republican wen :ill votinjr fr Sle raiiu. The opion.'in of ihein acailerinrf ill- ir n.. a it bi foru. Sheruiail atlll lacked thr-H uf a in-tjoriiy. Over forty Soiitlu-ru iti 'inber i f ih llo'ii-e iinvu nntl' d iu a pi. 'go of their duteruii union lo real!, and il o-l il to defeat, by any .li ll imeiiiary menu nt the r command, nil elfbr whit-li may be made ion!oit tin plnra ity rule for I ho e!erii..n nt Sp-aUi-r up tha 4th id' Match, HJ . I X Dl ! A 8 r A I K C'lN VIM l itis. The D.-inoc rilt le Sliilo CuuvviiiIoii 'fieri I) ai;la dele(iite to tho Cliarlealou Coin eiifiou t nml inairucfitl the h ie (iu lotl from that SiMic, a follow Kuaulil tloii Uih t HrtitlrtH, Thai whllu we pledtjii thu Ktipiort of the llenioerney of luiliiilia lu the huuiineii of I ho ClmrlcMMti Coiiv. n.ion, w liomaoever bu may be, th mI.-Ii .raiea lolliat limly fiiuu una alale are In Minded io cant iheir voti aiiaa unit for Stephen A. Douulna, and tu u all liotiorahlu ineitua in heir ioner to aeeuiu hi iiouiitiutiou. I II.: I ; i ! n-MO.ili ion n-HOirma llm prineioh-a enn taiui'diu . In I'iiifiiina i I'oitl'.irin, ua exjouu.leil by laiiuaia a frlfrr iO mttruinun. Tliiuna A. Iluiidnek, D infill, w a noinluiitetl tor Unveriiur. V MtnNjTiii, J in. 17, Hiki. I ho to iKX-eiliuu the llnliaiiii Slnto t 'on veil tioit .i-' lu.u iiiai'lo-d di uxioii of ajiiiita on .-i into! l.nne, id Hi. (,"oii no iiua lie -n eui'tiur tie d w i.li ilai i xii. i taiiou uf rt-ceiviiiir tie: L ii iriealoii iiitul tit: i. n, nnd eururtiiiuo-l no doubt ili.it I o.li-uiM. tvi -I.. It- formerly lit'iril, woal l jo lor linn. Her ili e ai -itioii tor li.mi.h i'ae Limn out of iliii IVeid. mlul n-g. .MllMHlitl il'ltr ll. llioeiilile Htaie t illlll li .ion of .Minn m t a piaeil a reaohiii in declMtins; ei U-oi I'lill til I Heir In at clloiee lor lllo 1 ie. ii'iiey. a.ul iunlriieiiiif their toti'if ilea lo the I'll 11 it-xtou Cioiviuioii to vo o far In. 11 its loii(M ib.-ir atijioi ( w i.l' he a vaimtilif. Ohm. I'huOlili l niiocrttic SrnlH Coiiventiou in -t nt I'olu nlia oo thu tuli till. Keaoliiilon weru n..tel hy a lo a llltjoiily tleeUriiifr Sie ih.'ll A. Il.iilnll. thJ I iimue nf I bo tllno ll.iiuuc iney. and in.ii in-ij'tf tiiu tletea e lo I ho 'liarle. um C'uuveutioH t cat ib ir eut r voto lor hiui. Seiinior 1'nyU aat oii.ff ill d.-leg-Ue ehooii. t'bariei- 4- (raiLkn-r. of Viiiuia, (."our true IVI. li I a I.. I it jil maa") ha ban apjioiulud mill UK! M I ia in.-.: U. H t'o. braue, M. V fioiti M Y.. U inue, and count ed in the I'tteii a-iy nun. II j w aa ill hi rem m ili i . iiiiij; t.f ibe nt aen-iou, nnd it i-t b . e l i d thut ill.- escitinjf aecti -a wbieb he li -re tAiiin-awil a il lo llu levt-r w hich b It uoiv Huh iU-y lurui ii.:eii. rt t; 1 1 1 s v. I lio li.'in.M-iatic S.ule C'oni cn- i..iui-:t l-'t inUI m i o:i ill -J link. TaeCuui iiinleeoii UcmiIii ion preseutid mi ol ity ami mi moi V ri-iot t. Iloih tn loi .o the Divd S. o:ld -i-.-loo. I li . iiinj-i.l r. .rl .lei lar. Ihn June u Iti'io i ill. ruaiet- of Keotiieky n lha tioiuitne I or ilia I'rea.d. nei; liy Ilia Cliar.u.tou l-oiiveii.i. n I ho iniiioii. y r . l d -car. lorJa!-; - D.iuia au i I'liji'llar hotereigiliy ij.a-triue. uud ilojire i ea . toe a,ij iealtuo lu UooKreaa lor li-i-la'.ion in I iv-.r ol ol inry. A . HI 'I I li Hem H-ri:ie S.ate I'.oiv-ti i hi i. a M o ld loi.-iy. Mr. S.-oi I ot Mom a. iutio i i I ..'..no. ion ti-aemn-; ibo nu'i; ol S.m-r. it- I.Trioiie, and ol l.e.-iii.t iu an I Cm.- I -.i-itll .tt.lll. I'll.- l u.-g . lul.'lliriit. . f iii-.truei'l lu iii.i-ti n.i iiua. au I it t it' ll ii. ... oi CoiiT.'ti hi tin lo r.ca,. UK. lUia i iln, a .lie lu wi.h li.f I K M.-.l'.. Ill i iL ii aer-ilii Statu t'oiiveu i t I' iiii.-ae-i in-.tr Hi; e l ih.-ir delta ea l.i . Ii na-i..ll lo aiiii.iri S ill or .loliiinui of lit. V h latlier t-l Ilia II i.il -a.e.l I tliii. lu.' I'r.-s- I - s..ir. Iatipi:arr li tiik Ti:.tir mie. SI--. Ir.nii, l.., i iir-Mlnc 4 iiliuMstytf 8 Vuaie, a .:-i: ;.. t to 1m elf el lull tli-- l oiritorie are n .-.lu o mi pi op I j ot au t II r 3 .um, to J . n.tt ei.i.'i'tia f a. i h v .no iih: io .nt- r iu.o .huiu ailli piop,) lutii-iexo I by ilia voa-uitu too ; .bat i. ia ill-- dl J of in J iaw-ui iktotf power, wb-ii er et.itiat t by Conri-ii r I ho 'I crru .rial Leiain-Tire, p.-i I mi ior the protecitoti ul u--h pri..-ny : a u4 iiiatrue.m tin Vnuiaiiliev il I. rriioii-, in ieitr tug i.iiis lor tlie or-f itnxa ti -oi i.f 'IVt i iini it, to iiis.-ri it ciati-e rii tiring uh pioer:ioii. nml iu eae tho. I't-rriioriitl L -g-itl.'ii fan lo comply, C'oiir.-aa ia lu nyly Ilie letnetly. 1-'i:k N:sii!. tn Missni'ui. Uorerimr Si..tv.nt li.ia rotiite I atn tiie In. I laielv paae. by tbo Missouri L- il iitoe, for the ee.ii-ion uf li-ii iie.iie Itout iliaS aie. 1 1 oi i4 w i tu lii , it in !hj -S -ii:e. Ileiu .roiu.'. d a r. toln i.ui iiuti m iiii the Ju lu-iaiy l 'ot ii ni. ti lu tiriiiK in Hill for tbo bett-. r mtft-iire-ai.tll of i a-loo, i'., no 1 it wr a llltdc 111. -p eini olil. r lr gSlauUay. , Ski tr l ii'.t-A.-" i'.nirii'ix. In tin? rotir of the excfliu Juba e iu ha b -uaia. on I Inn a. lay, le.w.'.Ml ii'lll.tii 1U .JJlaa, I'll-jh. H.llia, iritiy aadoiliot Mr Datiut ditinciiy rei.ei.in-d In-. ,t tin. -li on (h a. it rr t n -aiion an I lb i Ch iriea i ill no oiii. l.i. in. Il l Old uot r.g inl the U.vJ .ifitt il.-elai jii aa b iu nny ciT -et npui lb : eou .liii.oi ..f ai tvuiy in .Im l . ri Hoi io. VVu iieir i I . liiioty shoiit pi law pioln-n in ores.al tti it,; s. it cry. tb.n llu .Suaiciuu lo.i.l iu fit. ,...ip i v ! ci lo liii i'i. ii..ii . and ha U. i -vc-J ill .l--ei-tioll w.oltl.io. II. ndtro:.- toll! v.oiva. .Vs .u IU. iioiii iiittioit u: Ctuiric-toa. h - w in, I n.ii a.ipl it exeopt up to i pi iifoi ai CO. no min-: to hia il.'Wai ha wo t l ii. i i ro ii.ii.I the liloalioeaa ul tie.iiU eht-tid ii a plait rut. and kick it over nl i vir It. If ih-a Hii-t I eat a mru lu bu spoilt! ilitr-, nliob r.--iiiiit-ti in i.t, -teluat.ii li-..ii the t.'it.ttitit iiii-iiip of . hj 1'cil'l iMISl Cillll HltttiC, wlist eb me-, bu w iaii.-i to kioitv, iv.-ta tlit-ruof elec.inj; a ! -iii-t-. nt to l'r.-.-i.l. ii. llo .h iiijflit irtoainiJ id lllo I I.ui t liter w,i wild hiul. A letter fioiii V liin-rt hi leila II that D onr'a a n.-k i rapid'y ii-ai; tu that piar;-r, h'ne in a.iM-ral if mo faoi.lieio ra tiea. loiliorio l.oKed tipnii a utiaiiiiiitii -ty ipNia -0 la tilt- l.tuie Vsiaiu. ill ore mu streak of lio bieaa.1110 toil lllal b--Mtt'ti a a inliin a; ati . diaittu ! ty. Ilia trieud, en in; iiptui Miryiaud, .Noi.h Carolina, (jeoria, an I Keiiiueny. Ilia CI- veiiiitd piK-r tell il that the l . S. Mar-ii.-ii l-ir tlie X tr.b -ru Uia.riet ha r,eeieei or-l-ia Iron W-t-hin-oit in siihpei J.ishui It iiid liiis. Iti.ph t'.u li i ami J on a ll.iiwn. J.-, lo ngijio.tr I. .toie liiu Harper' Ferry luipitaitiuii Com uittee at YYaaliiiijrltiu, and. if I b V roluto lo u ' . llO j-U.lp.ld I l. llli-ll In HltJil in. Ill Oil .11- i iu.a, .t i l l i t tlt-iu in Wa-ljiiiitoi b f uot-. Mn h t-xoi:i.ui-iit li is tieeii iceattoo-il in tho vi i-imiy i.t .Mr. tiid l.iijjt" reodoiioo by llio nu i.o in oi hi iti el i hia pii-p.i-e, nnd ii i sat I :ti ii ilie "S i of Lttierty" htvo rcaivl lu niai-t any ut;.. up; .i mm la -a- air oa a. I. ia luietel. li mi'i r, dn. Mr. Lii-I liii-., .1 no. ,ho o.h r p i. -a -, i i pniceod to W uliiiiiua a iihou; any vio e.:t mlll. - O N'Klit.ut.ii. Tiiu Senate ha ctiiilir.neil the i.p iiiit iici.t of V. V. Cliiip.u in. Surveyor (ji e.ielii I ol O revolt, L. L Moaiter, Lane's sou- in-law-. and W. J. Martin, have bt-eu reap pointed to the Winchester land ottiot for four Veiir loiixcr. t; not rooner remuctil, uud coiiiirmeu. t ny wua nut .ii r. Lcary cotiiinu- e.l ill thia batch I la hu not tool euough for the Jnaejilt lai lioii .'. And do they want to bold hia llnil-coutiiiuHlinii-ovcr Jinn to tiitiiuMMto him l llauiiliuii Cooper of Ore nn. of Utor'riu! hua been appotutcd uud confirmed U. A. Attor ney for Oie-fou. ii. Doliiaion hitimatca that tbo editor uf tho SUtrtman waa concerned iu getting up tho in vitation to make apecthea in Linn enmity. We never Iieai .I uu ititluititioii coiicernui-r it until lay or Inn before the rciiucst wu sent to our ollice, nod then nnlv bv chance. One of our physician who hud been called into the eitateni portion of tho county upon professional busi n can, informed ua that he met there an invita tion to Judge Williams to stump the county. I ii.it wa me liiat and last wc bear J ot tlie nutter, until the invitation, signed, waa hauded Us for publication. . U.ice lor all: We have a U tie to tin with transpiring matter iu Linu comity, which are diatmiiing Dclu'iuu, at wc have with tliore of Utah. The nturdr dciuocrncy of Linn, who refuse to be saddled with Lane ami Delusion, are better competent to inu iiigo uicir owir-ai tails than unvbodv ia tu udvise tlum. '1'hev coiitprise tho aoitiidest ami beat tleui.K-rat. in the .tate, mid thu widest and aaleat coua cllOi. 13T The Bulletin is an opposition pa tier, and the truth of the statement may therefore be re lied upon. Olympia P onetr. i'liat i unt a safe rule ; tho Delazoman, Beef- Eattr, tVc, are opposition papers," but not a particle of rcluuico can bo placed upon their statements. :, - . . Tiuxks. Wa are indcute-l lo a aiauach friend at Scotts- burff for a gutwriiua auniber of ne auustaiuan, with atlvance payment. Zr 8tioata-r-8ebasrfaui of Arknuatis, introiluced a btU to eoosutiua iVnauniiUa i Vartaofy an iouiaa Supariuienaencj. i.Ki ritn rann poitri.Aio Nariprntio In the U'iltt A m irmt JafrpH nml Uank rarlnh litlnin't i'nt rxperttil a ,lat ;lint rf it704r ! ,TKr liMiitn- 'T tiout tkfftHp nHnpictoht frnanrt'ioo m mfnC.. BtlM-, e.i it P.mTi.Aai.. Feb. 21. 1800. - Kiia. 6TATSEM AS Vw have a atcitmlioat every ilnv to the I'ascttde one of nhi h con ma la clear through to the Dalle, llu; oilier, nt prcRi-nt, Im no mean or aeinlmg Ireiubt nml liiiaaeiiiri rabevoiiil I but lutiiit. The trade i crad- in Ily iiicreiiMiug in the direction uf Witl'u Walla an I the new mine to the northward. IIV tbo mid lie of next iimuih live Ir time are looked for. The great and uiagiiiiiuniou fjeueral .luaeph Lane, United Stntea Senator, " and the llibbeii Mtwe cnudidale fur the l'reaideuey, mho pitch ed into it poor uiunucU aud diaaliled empluyee nf tho Indian department, aud tore him from hi out' nieana of livelihood, to vent hi rage. la couataiitlr aeii IIiil' to I lielbV Immense bun die of blank envelopes with hi frank mi them. to be distributed by ' my aim" to llmae of the faithful who en it be pitrchaaed by a document. or wuo lire inline to neeoliie sunny. Kepeiiti'illv lu lit paper hua D'etuxon Smith, with, nynu once remarked, Lelaml-likc imlel iciicy and bnd tale. thrtiat forward the mime ..r t.T . e. . . . i ti oi nta iniiiiiy in neget avtlipaiitr llltliaeii. Ann I um iuforuie'd that in hi imlivVlual nnnetiU hi daily due it. He hut! ibi st-tniling up pen I for aympariiy iiienrpoiated into u ii-tu r ot a cor respondent, which Von red rred to, Imt, doubt- l.-aa frniii tinitivea of di-l eaey. paaaed over that piutiiiii. nut 11 'lii-loii it is it roiter.tteil in the replie.'itiuitnvertli ttunrreap uuletit's tiatiie. Thi Doling lor avninatlir f ir ono si ll liiroii-rh turn iy appeals, ia uf cutirae n matter of t.iate, nhout wlticli men m i'i il.ll'. r. II it In whncau do it ia devoid of that aeti.-iliilily and di-lie icy which ch iraeletizoa lite rrit nta. I il ouly piraoii w tin li ti e lieett guilty ol siie!i in letic.ite lirac lice iu Oregon nre A'onza Lr'atxt uud IJrlu $ion Smith. I'ur nubile Iralrum ! Hat. if Doluaiua will persist in thrusting fur. ward hia family, us a meauaiilgiimmgayuip.ilhy and support for hia Senatorial naptintions. I trill sUfrgeet the untie nitihli fact tint it Were kiud iiea to Ilia family tn keep him front IVuhin on, and thu ave them, a well n the Suite Iroai hi dishonor, ahame and diiace. If J our friend, I Mtiaimt, regard your eati uahle l imilv. thev will jntii iti Imataaa over your certain defcut. Another evidence than theae public nppeal for avuiii-tf hr oil account of ftunlv. ouea ll.-lti aiuii Ittriiish of i lick of nt litlr senaibilitv uu I parent tl heart. I cim u I luce uambt-ra of per ami in lire'uii. tvliu hive hear. I i JoI.'ln:l Smith, at varioti time, in pro uicoiMi crow d -Mime nn-yntptitliisiii;; mi l ittiliieti Ily -tie- ineiuce an n tn ami in Use severest language, aceue hi n of disiioitor tlile practice and litli entile, mid tt 1 1, that he p it into III Iiaml the form of n a iillilivit ntle;uig whu ho (l)oln- aiott) k ieiv tu In false, uu I Ii I It III it tu go to Mr. l.i. tea' ut Alba ty an I a.vc ir t-i it. nnd mid perj iry t-i theft." I caa n tiiie p.nple whu h H'e I i la h tr l dial. i:i I l. lu -inn, tt .t i all hi eifr I'ltery, dale lint dotty it. It i "ru iiored' tb it the publih r of the 'l'im-t i at -tin ia tn cha.ige i-btor ; an tpfisual inl.nlior of ilniMi'fi.i'i i ice of the few ailicri iier it h l ( in I tliejr nre rery few in leed) late ly, an I it ir.insa-itioii referred to by iittieudu in ilr. I'aae'a cir.l. nre aaitl to be a noti the eaaaia which lead to hi desire for a eh iiijfe. recent auit coileerniilZ tin old Ktimltird olK.-e. disci ie aaute ititereatilig f let. Among otln r ite.it. it appear 111 tt Lane (the great Jo. aep!i none of the amiller fry) furni-iietl O'- Jloar.t twenty-live liuii lretl Hollars, tl may h ive got the om-tont too high, but I think not.) for which he It til U Mear-t nnlea, en I iraetl liy k. ol. Farrar. Tin eu loracr wa imt untitled, in nc- e-irdaiice with I iw, uu I au i tint iiow ImiuiiiI. l'hi money of lien. Laue'a wu used in the c invnaa nt ). iinast tlie Ofiitocratie or gatiixalioii nnd the detuocratio ticket in Ore gon. Lane wa pecuniarily interested in the Standard, nnd the atlcces of it publisher and owner, tn the extent ol fjiai-i-. limn tint tins thro v stun-. li-'ht on L aae' Sfn-nt tr l letter. cann'eii am in-; the "X ittitiiial'' uiovenieiit. w btcii eaili:irnt.iHl tne democracy an. I l-tat thi-m hun dred uf vole ill tli it critical campaign .' I). tea nut thia f ict explain L i tie's tin leratamling with tin National,'" au.l tlieira with bitn ! And. w. is lb it 'oil faith with the ilenii-er i cy f To take from Ibe rich emolument accru ing from an ollice in which a irnatintr dn'tioera cy Inl plaeed hi.n. an I bfstoaitig ?i "i I iijimi uu opp asiii.tii pre, an I an upau-iiiou cait li dato. for tho purp we of ilei"e:iti'.tg the demucra ev. an I aoeantii hi el.-c!ma tu the Semite in the event of tlieir defeat t It wa d'-wuright troaaoti. and of the woi at ch ir.u ter. Xn won der he tva a-ixiu'i. f r t!i stii.ce of O Mcnra and hi p triv. lie out o ,l !i t I t.'i -ir nhilje th tt be sit ul I b elect. I to t'. Seil fe. but be wu l.trgelv iaterested ill t'u ir t-ticce.-a. pi-cu-niarilr. Tirw note are now ia tne b a.id of hi s in in I iw, Sh.-IIy. I da not Id i in O'Me trt f r hi coutii-ctiou w ith the m titer. He w is arrived ng-iiut the rcjriil.tr demoenttie iirjf anil nioii. nnd eu lenvor ing to triumph over it. And. if Gen. Lane avmp-ithixed w ith hisiiiui. it wa. projHT notigh for him to receive (ieti. Latie'i peciiui try aid iu the work. Hut, for (Jen. L ine lo tha employ a salary th it the so no ilcmucracv had eu ibled him ta reap, wa treason of the d-eat dye. T.ie old StjmlirJ pres. weal tip to Lunelle. Chap. nan aeut hi. young man for it pr. idiil with the note nf certain men iu Lane county, and n cheek upon Uriwnl.l Ac Co. for five hun Ired dollars. Jraieit by . a deputy snrretur. 'Au-1. the draft wits in tdf upon it elai.o for anrreying ivlnch Ch ip naa h id awarded aaid deputy. Tin clai n h nl been: forwarded tu (Jriaol I. N 1 .. a 1 1 f!i. p irtuer. of tho lin-ist ill l'ortliu l didn't like to pay the f iO-l.lrilt on it until Griwol.l uotilied litem that the dep irttneii! lit I paid Ibe ehuui. So t'.utyna.ig m in w a unable lo raise ti e money nr get I he pre, when Ii" wa down; hat old Cii i; ii in c line d.uvii and the matter w aa ar ranged Slllllf how. Whether the 13 - draft di-itivii by the deputy surveyor waa ail tin wil ling lo ia to Cii ip.n i a.or no initvilimg co atribu ti an. 1 cannot know. And I opine lie tviil timl it it gilt on hi part, w hether it is tin tiinallv auch, or in name it loan. And I have no doubt tt Wil. unwilling, for the said deputy i nn in telligent geiitleiniin, nnd cannot desire to ace Lane nnd Chapman elected to the Senate. I leave eiiiunietit upon thia tr.tusaeti. o lo the render; I leave wi h hiui th. fur: a that Ihipiiinii rave a aurvi-viu-r eoutruct to a lri-n. h inan, aud In it ia o.F-rcd iu payment for n press to bu used in iiiri In rili' Itiaow u and the Ltuie soeiet v'a inilio- ly end n draft drawn by said aurveyor tn mey due lor that verv emitraet. rtniiou I ho Thu TuaC aay1" a San Kranriseo ptp-r; say the republteilns and a por.ioti of ilie aVmocrata have iini.eil upon Col. Hiker, fori'. $ Senator. 1 don't beliovr- i: ; why did you omit lo iinme the paper? Yon roceii'lj. niado an explicit alio potuteil dent al of souie "ni'tinri" n h or. upon Jail-re Williums "explicitly an. I p. uniediy " veri fit!il an id rumor.' ' Tho SaerainetiNi Uni.-m. pood ninhot by. saya Col. linker ia cumin;- to re(ron to run for the S.'iinto on Ih.r tii'k. t wi.h l.oj-nu. f- I owe your roadera uu apoliijry for waslint; ao much ink heretoforo on thai tlehcahlo sot of 'Lmibnt ' yclept th.. "I u-pi;.il cliijiit:" 1 nliiulo to ilf! "butcher" and hi friend w ho essayed to 'spilt, for a niu.' Aa th-'V hiva essentially "Uiied op," I don't tliiuii it will lu tiec- saary to refer to them npiiu. 1 or devils, I leave ill an lo iheiroivn nnh.'ippv rett.-ccioii.a. YoiiiA, . ST. 1'IKRRK. PonTLixn. Saturdtiy. Keh. 'J3, lUiil i. J M. Tiie I'u Aim i stilt! t on Ttaral.iv nil urn ion. trot stliek Oil -Swim Isboitl bur. it. id only i;o o.l' tills llloill ills', utter iliseiuii'xiu ut.-st oi' ti-. r l.tt-'i U 1'oi-lluiid had belter beware Im v slio. ti.'ioets this ti:r! .1. M. Ui'cck lias hoc a uppntlited iiscut l. M. . Co. at I'ollhllld. A K"U I iippoi.it iitettt- ' A cm viol meaoj J io l'uaiiic.'ioti ma ie ..is escape t'roai tile pttiilciiil.iry lant nl tt- A. C- O-oi-s iislti a -ouJ ho.---- siolea froiu lit- -t,ti1- the same in ht. stiv poaud to imve been taketi by tmc aviet. Want is ilie Hsu of oar pciutetiliary t A ittMix Ilie p iMcus'eni'by tiie D illoi tteaiucr I lit iillit, la 0 r iue.k..uaiiiieietl Surveyor General. II-- will t"p bere a lew -lays - coliivue fur tie Seoate. II e.ijr Cie evi lencea 01 L-tite ami Oltiautu's -Tertlir-iir tu Ltun..aiM-o.atly Oelusioua. lie it. e.r it wtiul I ure-t tlowu O Itiaion m I..I1 i to carry Lati. . No later news f . -m tie- mines I taiuk the.v .ea - l.a.l egg." Haililc, F. M. of loia place liilorais me lau; lie lis l-eeu iu structcU to contract for a aem -jio. tiiiy uia.l betart-en eort lauil aud Ln:)-ette In ea.l of weel,. , aa la ret fore. Wh.-re ia Liuet t'ou trill have ali-ealy le rn.-a of the l ies of our only -eai:-weekly maiL Waat a trior! lis thine it is to be r p-rtst-uta-a 4?) m Wasliiugton by a Presi.Unt.al atelier I Tile news f'r.ttn Iit-liana ilHinuens the La:.e stturt.1. T.iey doo't like H either tiiat noue ot l.te Boot hern State luatruct f T Joseph. Taoy are also -'put out' about La at' aeuUin; Gtorina uiaa out here lor U. A. Altoruey. Thty expcUM lo but- Col. Kelly sltb that. You frill notice a case of nmal.'amatloa a Riishfillc, IatL ' Ja.igi iiautii- eatrs up on Uus boat to eapootl to Hie call of the deuouraer.of Linu. Ue Is Ore-pin pest stitini-.i--ea-i - . i t, w rori TpT-iHlEilllaWi t'o.vri.'i. The deleiriitc cnnilinalng thia lualr oaoein bled at Kalem. Feb. iti. iT0. nml tifeaiiiitetl iuforinnlly by calling J. Quiun Thornton, of lieiilon, tn the chair, and appointing J. O Witwoi, of Marion. Ki-en-tarr. Meaar. Tliorntoti, Evre. Abcrnetlir. Coim nml John Hmiili were appointed ti cmiii'uittee to & ....; .. f .... . . ... i report n consiiiuiiou ior a Mate Agncoiturai JSiH'letr. Messrs. Page, Conn and A. A. Smith were appointed ft committee on credential. Ad journed to M o'clock, 1'. M. ArrKii.tooM. J. Lj. Thornton was elected President, and A. O. ailing hecretary. I'raver wa offered br Kev. E. Arnold. The credential committee reported tho fol low mg list or delegate I Lane County A. A. Smith. Hen ton J. Quint Thornton, Jann-a Wutstm Linn Win. .Mcllree, .Inn. Smith, A. llanaii P,MK. M. Ilarnnm. Win. Kuble. Marion -T. T. Eyre, W. II. Hector, Tim Cross. lh,Hgl,i.. E. V. ( W. X. Y. Z.I) Coon, It M. Hutchinson. VmpquaXU. L. Hall. Multnomah V. W. 1'nge, Jntilea II. Ste ven. A. O. Wallinif. Ciark-am it Win. Alermtliy, A. Ilolbroolt, li. II. Atktusim. The committee reported a couatitution, which tva adopted, alter cotianleralile tliacuaaion Tbo inetnberahip fee ia IMI. A. A. Smith moved to reduce it tu l?: s lost. Meaara. (.'oou. Ilolbriaik nnd Mcllree were nppointetl to draft form of diploma. A committee wa appointed to ineiuorialiae the le;isliittiro lor appropriation to support the State Agricultural -mkui Iv. uud for the t-iieour-ntremeiit of count v sot tetiea. The follow ing iilliei ra of the society were elected : President, Win. II. Ifector, Martini Co. Vice Preaideiita, Win. Mcllree. Linn; J. (j. Thornton. Ileiitoti ; John Whiteaker. Lane; Thotini Fracar. .Multno.nah ; I jr. Hall. I, 'iUHitat It. M. Ilutchiiiaim, lou-laa ; John K. Una. Jaekaon s Tlimnua Kvre. llnrion ; M. Crawford. Yamlull; Win. Harlow, Clackamas; T. U. Winchester, Cimm ; Win. Tu lieiior, Curry: II. I liy den. Josephine; S. II. Smith, Clutatip; Tbomaa II. Huiilh, Colutiibia : W. II. Ilctltielt. Vilsliin?toii ; C. II. I it idsoii. 1 ill imia.k ; J. I). Wullmg. Polk. K. E May. Corresponding Secretary ; L. Heath. Itecord ing Secretary ; J. II. Moore. Treaaurer. J. t a in n I'lioriitoit tva appointed to deliver the A Id resa at the lirat Annual Fair in October nest. The eoitveiition waa in at-asiuti nn the even ing of the "J"id uii.l forenoon of the Hi.l. nheii they ndj luritt d tine tlie. The several aeaaiotia were aptrtted and interesting. We are indebted lo tho secretary for the use if hia minutes. p.iitri i. a crioKXT. Kmcikp. Cirv. (' 8 ll.tr, ) Feb. l-'th. iHUt. ( litis. Sr.iTERMiN : .Mr. William Kearney, head sawyer in the employ of Mr. Luae. nt the steam auw-uiiil in this place, fell upon the cir ctil ir aw while iu motion, on Friday luoruing, the IO:h inat., ami tut hi left ami in a iimwI allocking manner. I le h II ao thut the side nf the arm nbave the elbawr c tine upon the nw. tearing the illicit muscle terribly. The bone of the arm i not broken, but it ia iuiposible to tell bow badly it ia injured. The woutnl w as drawn together with stitches by a kind neighbnr, and il res-ted a w ell a circumstance w i-uld allow tlo-re belli; no aurgetMi in the place. Three day have eluKteal. ami Mr. Kearney i a com fortable ti co u Id bo expected with auch a wound upou hi arm. Yours, C. I rEsta Mr. V. C. Hull, nf Portland, liae purt-bit-Mil a pair nf Compart, or " Oregon ti ger" male and female. They were caught in the vieiuily of Vancouver, by a Mr. Simmons. An effort i being made to construct a bridge neroaa the Sautiani ; nt Siiiiti.-iui City. A con-ai'b-rable auiontit bus been subscribed. Tin Eujrent Pre s iv it ltu.a been estimated that mure than fifty In a I if lior.c and cattle have been atuleii nnd tlriveti nlf from one neiglibor lumd iu tint county within the lustyenr. An effort i luring maile nt Kupeiie to cinistrtict a trnooli roatl over the ( "aaeurlt-s alioi; McKen zie's Fork. Mr. J. L. W'utson. t-f Ignite coun ty, belt a span of horaea recently iu attempting to eria the Kugoiic ferry, ati.l hiuiaelf. wile and live cliil.lreii come m-ur being drowned at the sane time. Tlie wreck of the steamer y.-trf'iertier sold for .? 10 ; the original cost wa SSJOH-'KI. S.wti am City, Feb. I.tih. I SOU. The Sautiam river bridge emnpniiy waadulr or tnizeil. by nppoiiitiii; .Milton Huh I 'resi lient. S. S. Miller Viet President. E. It. Moore Seeretaiy, J. S. Milbr Treneurer, and Hale, Miller ami Miaire director. TitAcr Ac Cu.'o Kxi'Kjs-i. Mr. Jim. C Bell liii resijrm-tl the ajrency of Tracy ite Co. Expresa nt thi place, mid i sueci tlej by Mr. J. Ilm lat. This euterprisiuir e.T press coinpa ny i worthy of public confidence and patron- n?;e. I Iter arc ever tlilrgeiit, prompt and quick. tST Old T'Vault ahot nt a man. latelr, at hia place near Jacksonville, it i said with the in tention of killing him. Of course the man bad hi back to him, and old T. on just drunk enoitgii to shoot. He it Speaker nf the Itregom llnusc of lirjtresenlaiitct, elected by the Lime fiction. IT Thccitiacna of llu.iell Pia'ric bave built a bridge across Little Pudding river, on the roatl lea ling front Saletil to Silvertou. yl feet long moi Vi feet broad and from U tu Vi feel high. There are 'ii bents. nenwissl nnd Wood-vorlh were the leader iu tho enterprise. Peksnal. Col. Hiker arrived on the la steamer. J ud 'e Dou.lv came to Sun Franci.ua-. aud w ill come lo tlie L mp pia thi week, on the Columbia. Albut CoaaKsl-o-iKar. An inulllnnt rt-ntt-mas trfn. la. a ua au tccuutial ns su-1 til'tii:al currcsMii--l--ttce from L nnCu. Tfi-nrat of Im- l-Th has keen recrrr, I, but we arr uiinliltf tu aialie ruo.ii ftr it tins wr-lu It anil spj-ear in onr next. F A -tood dsal of in.litnialion I manif-artrtl, aa the news of ue tliSL-oultnuauce of Ut atriiti wvKkljf wail aprrads orcr the country. Tixrs. The Bheriir uf Linn Co. m-oa-sts ra to Mate that, for Ut. convarnta-nca of th.-toe arlio have not p. si their tales, be will be pres-rut at Ju'Iv WiUianu appointwenta. THE rjtOO7CB MaUtKSTa. tun, nbrnarr S7, IS, Aipl, rail, I V cla. per Ib. Winter, 3 to S. l'.,ttiK-, 85 to 40 eta. r bnshe . Turnips, oo Onions. S O Caia-aKe. Iti to 15 eta. r-r hr.d. Chickt-ns, S3 99 and f OO x-r dos.n. Turkeys, fl W " Cln-cae, 25 cts. per Ib. ButU-r. from 45 U) S3 ct. per lb. K lie. So cts. irr tlua. Bacon, 8itl:a. 11 eta. 9hiuMers, 10 I ets. Uum, 13 eta. I.ai-a. 1J In l cts. per H. Ori-tfon Driol Apptt-s, 1.1 cts. perlH. Wh:le B.-ans, -l .t-r liualu 1. Iluck a-li at iluiir, ti 00 per ion 11.. C ru mral, 6 cts. Hues. 6 . U per lit. Wheat 75 cn. per hash. Oats, 75 cts. per buaii. II ijr, Tiiuolhy, SIS per tol. Toim.ao, Feb. 23, IS60. Ap!t-s, 5 i-t. V .ur, (i-t birr-1, i-"- a tl -VI. Wu. it. whit-t. 9D eta.; reu SJ eta per bm'i, L Oil. per htis.K-1. I .tut-tt-s. 6-1 .Ta. per ln. Onions, tl -VI. ' H ii--m, s- I. -a 17 h nit lers 1 tama 17. I.anl. IS cts. I! jller. -' ." cla. K .11 ill ti. C.Mr-rse, 16 a XO. C-i.ckens, 3.) kt it.x. E 33 t;ts. oKor-i cirr, rb. isao. W:ieal. tl ) Flour. 3 a 6 .Ai. P ttat.iea. Vi eta. ter Ua. O tta. 73 cts. per bo. Butttar, SI cts. litem, li a 15 da- ITis. "2A "ts. per dos- . , , Albist, Feb. SI, tS0. Wliea.', white. 73 -.; ml, C5 '. Flour, 3 per Mil. Oats, 73c. Ap;le, iX iS P d-it , SrV. O isms, ti B itter, in sef. .-. Guickei i, tt a t'2 M. E.s,80e. Ilitn. si.tt-s, li.Ve.; haitis, 14-.; ssitnltle s, 10c. I P-ri., AH a 6,-. per lanl. MS- Beef, on foot. 4 a Xc " Eccrm Crrv. Feb. IS, ISS9. Wheat, 73; a ft "- - Potatoes, 73e. Onions, per ba. t-l IX B-ans, t-1 Apples, tf 00. Ciiic .e;i. er d.., ti 5"J a t-1 ml- -i!S. 3ic Pork, trsth, 4 a 6 cts. Batter. 87 cts. Jacxaowrrtxs. Feb. 19.1560. vrieat.perbn. tSSOafiOd. Oats, tt SO a t 00. Ploar. in aaeks, per Ih- 6S a 7c. Cam meal, a 7c Bacon, s'des, 30c bama, -:, shoulders, 22 a 23c B-ef,a7c; P-rk. IOj; Mutton. 12c Lard, leaf, in tins, S3-. Cheese. 8S a 0c. - - Butter, fresh dairy. Hi a 75-- Butter, otd, tn kees.44 a SOc Chickens, per dos.. S-1 00 S OO. Ctra, rejh. 3o a GiSc t titoea, per tu. I Dc. Onionaao s Je. XltntiPSaw. - TiTC Aatffr(i-ri;iAt. TIOV. On it fttb alt. m ttw ret4fne of Tiro-l-o-. C. PmX.aI. In the rrneb l"firls, Mi.m CK, by Win. pan ', i p Mr! J.' M o- of epbiiH- e.m.ar. -s i . ' ea. . rer cii rrairir. uy nr. nr. fJtZ''iti'V- "' M try C -stello, 2 1 H".hS aB.atlal Marl-n emn.ly. UtHn,mn. wK. nl lla.-l. Catrof e, ami M.sa Mary C'a anao h. M ol If til.-n roiii-iy. .' p ' Ut"- t., Mr. W. ttroollM (ml U m Ai lante W. -Mi, nH af Nation Coatity lo Corrallia. H. liH, ly fe . i. a. n,ni-a, Mr. V. f . Me Manaa, of JatitMooTllle, atui Mas Immn J. llararof. af Corenlll. Feb. tth, by Bee. t A. Ilanna, Mr. Plrsa-u:! Toana ana MlM Rachel K. Ilaia bi.lti nf B i.l.-i, rnaMy. In RnahiUlr, (In t..) Jan. SI, im, Mr. K. C. Illt-bra ar.d M ts Uertrule A. Kohlif-o. i ' -:- - v ;f -' DIED. J"t"" Feb, loth, at Ihe rrirt'lmee of Iter an, in Line Co.. Orrroa, Mrs. Mu-aM W. N. rVprw, aaa-4 e$ years an t days. (aeAltok (lfrsj and Canton IW..) t-api-rs r...y. Feb. 1 1 111 , in tlie r.jrk f ai.tlani, Mrs. Nancy Clay pool, Con Sort ol CUy-mul, rtertard, as-al 67 years. On tne I lib h.l., Sarah f ranrrt, nerd f years snd f aiontli. daotrliter of Jut. Jery, ir., turn Sarab 4uy , ol Mnr on Co. SPECIAL WOTIOES. ' THE CHEAPEST AND BEST OREGON PAPER. III.- UrcfOfl latecian fur 15G0. lfre hn tlie Prrmm Iht? -r,lt fitht. mnintalo, L'.ihI hf lofliteocv, onbrtUr! f (ruin. Th corrmt frr will ht rnm tit linu an! MilltlrttI tutrr In th pro,lt? of Orrjron. In 2ivt, a IrlaUturr (a to Im cfco Urn hl-k wilt r.vst twtt V. S. lVRai.tjr, n4 In JfTnihr ft frrltlenllai! etrction tratiJr, m, mUtt, Utc c-Icto of lt-rvsMfitittir thr l.r frtfisc of Vangr. Thwr ar imortut c&tA&ttm, in tha ivcmvn at -alilch mrn itvtvr'f ittatfHitl tf)lrfet ia Ort?zwtt nntt tttt-pn-lit-K to iJi- broit-r ttrt! o. SnrtU Amrt,icn Smttn. It b-bfw- tr rlrrt-r t Infortw Uftrlf frtn tfi wt-ifity iutrr:t ari te-ii t t i tTij.ttif-tl in thr s1o. T Ontaiti $Tri wlii tbnr tn dliiAerninit rtHublm !tidrnatitt, nt ttffKrt err-cl furiisclp!. Jt mitl diacuM tii- qltt whtch myftrntt! ttm MiC tutfut. w:th U frai.t-Im-m matt rssrrtirtitiir'fM t cnnlnrt mud ttt )lKirivn4U tiC mud tmrlrB:t im of coi. frvoa riclit. T TiTtist -rtll vmprrinlif ndrocst mn fcrti-t mod ralcrtt miinnttittrntm nt our Mtc Cmt.ty, mnl (h r lciai T'Tritiorntt Hh fthfrtlt, enpmcitf mnd Intrfrxty la (ft.-, ihI rigid ol direct mctwtitmbtlJj of U offi cer tt thr mm4-. THE HOME NrtTB i IfAETMEUT Of TUB -T4T-lJtX la td trd With -sMaOSOJal ttrtsrkti, tmd emr hi tmmtn (uroi mrty, semrote mod full ittirliiv ucm ut Ui-Tr ipui-ir cl u(4 e iis-rcaft, m Otrttum mud oft the P-acttlc cot.. It ha n exrti.re crti f c-rr - I - rnl. mn'i mn m lti ir of )rtirr-l mud I jcmi iot-ll!fctic. c cup) tir frot rmtaks ll ha hir COltRFsHNtK?-ClE fit TIIC NOBTHCRM MfVCS Will rrjn.'Hrly Hf'tr tn Th TaTtital'l r.lumtia. mnd tbr c:i.Tt ..n -f M.t.tt.if tt.Utjibc-r trm nil trt-r .U rrr: att-i,Iij.. In i ! tic, Th friTw-sti im u nto-rtl-- &trrT.rr.t9 h;idit ita mud o lafoKrti; mamzmMtum pmcturm octd r-rA-ttntitig Mtr.i n aa uutltf Ur-uii);iiti. tlimruumttry mud curru4t i, avu I trfytbft tymuoy it-(ikriuice mud fTwl . f ut rl p"rr mivt 4lri-fi-:r. Vtiru.c tlir 'tt i-nr, A POW EE PSE-S, AND SEW TVfE Tiiroa.Hi at. barr tw-r-n f le i U iImt IrriruiMi-c ritiliM. t : mm m t'tifflousl K. I.tir hsia mis t-m -fj4jr-ti ; mnd M . r VrJ tl(l tr -titr rfsr :c. tnt-r-a, T a laf and CrmctcT ot -fa cotuttifta afa-aU kc-p faacc ith 9tt jtiMtc ttmrtnmtwd. T.r re filler eai.vuua ot Tax tf atimiak ovarr TWENTT-TWU Ul'NDID CO PIE; "Crorfy ttticrtht of th ffixt hlrh-at Hi tir !. mnd ihrre. foor mud Cv tiof- Uic ctrcoiattoa f otht-r Ofrfno iMfrra. :a resHtrra no:urrT m mt.lt larger prmtion. Baai mmm mttn, hr4 4vrttia-rs of nrrj rU-nt, will tmd it Chr tWajt vciiictir of cootuiutUcati'to wh Use rcttac pmbuc. T E M M 1: TffC Tirm)HA9 im printt-d tttywa aJtn t of th UrjrraC mime. tir T-irr- U llnra -r fmr. Rr-tn:ttifcra can W nxale b matt, at tit r-k f tbe PaUl.alrr. tf etrkae4 im the fctacx j1 n P-.ajtn-rr. O'tnr tt lire - hstrrf lrm-a. lost at ar.i nx rr-a-hfr tn Orrirrn, it a tl le -tl tiWQ Vm r.lrr of sreaMt anrta, vrtiwat prrifmrtuj pnfing m h-ii prrpm wd to do a. T M trait ty a 41 W mrut to clcraia at tiat -pne. FuariKT, 4m! XT Or. Wm. Hlls Balm for tit tmn. tor the ear of Cmmmrr.ptlfm, DrcHne, Aathana, Brtrtirtia. ttaattna; mt tha Plcafa. 3t'trt Bwmmtm, pHtlatir of Moorf. Dtffi- calf f ia Breath inc. Wbo-r-fMtsc Carh, CxjUa, C-jqgttaa. Iafiac i. Pain fa the Sir!, mnd mtl D avaara of the Vnntm. te9 IS OFFERED FOR A SETTER RECEIPT. It cvfttaina) (i OptotB, Calomel, or Mitarrol Potaoct, mad Is aie for the asoat deaaemtc chi!f. CuVikjcttot, Ohio, Jul tS, MrWRa. O. R. Bicca k Co. tiruU : Ttmr melk-ti. Dr. Haifa Rlaam. ta dotoc mottdxtm here, antf 1 ozirit ret aaatir crrtHIrara of tmportattt carta, tmt I tttttaa tt not og ary ; Ctw aViaaaB arUt afaixt tcpnn tta wb twertta. ft haa etrTfi aaora Mlwicirnn In lmaT r-ftifmt than any otm-r anaj-sem Uias Kwa rrrf bee-n Oat of all the tmrm aotuber of rotle that I hare avM. there In a teen ahoot ote b-ttle rrtarwed, lthoarh I hae alaaja alJ it with the prinlr-jre of retarntna; It if entire ut-afsction Bt rirm (aVrcritMr t yoor In-atrartttit-tt). I have stnovn H to ear, ia t w em t-four hoars, tnr f the mwt T-r- artsr-ka of Ltntf itaeara. 1 1 a-n gai a. tH- imtieerta rxf?iiie-t an atn t atwrmlfiff anotKe r Ine e auJe-atin; ectiajitmo ntK-trt tw L-ctoca ; tmt aim oat rt r atitm-noa r. 1 rf arfta jfiTen J its oar o jntjr Balaam. The raie of tlie B tlsatji ith me. mm y-a arr a ar-, Naa hers qotte ntera rr mm?h thut I bare a M hal trftte of mr.j other iiml, aMlHHt-w-h I hare aa;''j of alctat ail the p-pulr tncu lefiseii card f r Lmj; H-r-. R-raiN-ct rally yoara, G. E. COXH riX. Or, Wtm. ffnf-V L-tlmn for tt Iin&a la aol4 by aH tho trinci-fat Drorriata. , - - - . W. li- SMITH A CO.. A rent a, Falrm, Ov. r3K4 WHITE. 4a4 Wlt Ntlf Aitenta, Saa Frsnnaea. Dr. Btiar'f Fain PiMeea. My Pnin trmwsd ts eonipr-aefT etrt :n !y of na-alln-t rnrrra, ml eeCf-tal4e oils snH berl.- It 'a perft-etly safe for the most daltcate to ttse. I can moat a.tic-rr. tr mmw. that I have never known any. bowerer dekcate. to be injarel by K la the kata. 1 will eonlinaa to ask Ibe atBMetl, who bate sot use-! it, to try H fur the foBowin-; d-eaa.a-. If tb-y ar ttat aatiailetl w-th ita healing propcrfiee. the money w.Il be cbeef-fully re funtietl by the aent where tie mexlicine is for sale. 1 yis Ka re I'jin lu tA SUmuicA or Jttteetm, try a dca-e af Pain Panacea inta-rnally, aathe externally over the parts af fected aud yon will at once restore the proper action and rt- bere Ihe pain. if 0tn Arre Jtar-si keep the pans eo-rere-i with c-aioa wet with Pain Pan-tees. Th-s .11. m a lw wiiawtea, draw oat the Sre. atrl care the pain. 1 yon hart a &mlt ar Won nti, bathe H well with the Pain fitn-tt f. ar ti-ur a day. It w a reliere the pain, and take ont aH the paisoa. and heal Use wound in a short time. r'j-a-w art emjTsr-imp frwm Jfemtilffiit nr iP W.i-a.ifie Vina apply tne lain Pan-tee freely, and laic, a dose of it mterwal--Ijr. nit-rniiia, kia and night; a sill not oa-ly cure the paun. Lot aili rt-morc the cause of the disease. Jytm Awes Ut lyppitl, and your food duresse your t.-eiach iil-jr t-aiiu-. I tae a tk-sj of Pain Panacea afier each a.a.1. 1 if hart if CcraX'ers or Sai-m Jft-wM or TAromt, apply the Pain Panacea to the atft-eted parts, and gargle the mouth or throat three or four t.ntts a oay. If fun hurt Lie lM,trrkaa, or a relaxed stale of the bowtla. lake a few doae-s of fa.n Panacea, and ;hey will aooa be re stored. If yoa hare a painful aweUm--, bsthe the -srla freey . ami J.'U . ill soon relieTe the p-t.it. sad the latOir-f wtH be reluced. If yoa have a severe to-.tl.sche. apply Ihe Pain Panacea on piece of cotton, and bathe the saw at the same I lime; it will sti.p the pain instantly. J If fou hare hetn Bitten ' y a Split tr, or any other insect. lor tun-f br bees, take Sne ssit. mix it with the Pain Panacea. and apply to the pnrta. If yow hare a pain, in the B-eart. SMe, B irk. or h'i neym, bathe the parts affected morntnj; and aiht ; at the Sam time take a done of the Panacea interaally. If a mother hue a Cated &-eat, apply the Pain Panacea, as hot as H can he borne. If pirn feel Okillp.ar CoUl. aa thoogb yon wore coin to have a fever, take a dose of Panacea. - ffolm hteieou tvowaaf. Oa. or 4ttUeon yttnr iVor-sea appry the Pain Panacea ; it will tale oat all Ihe inaaauoatiua, and beal the sore in a short taae. W. K. S -. ITH k CO.. A-frnta, Salem. eViWl by all toe priwcipal .Irser ata. and kv PABK WHITK A rents. SoinC I-H Washita-rlow l San Pranciaen. Tkta Ma jtcal and Snrclcnl Iaatlt-ltw Of Dr. X. CZAPKAT, I already aeeuretl in a position which places It, aa wSrws lit propriaaor, fa abuTF the a sautta of envy and proft-ask-nat m slice. Ia the achoada of Prnnoe, the hitrhest prises are often awarded to practatonera in this department of Medical science, and they oee-apy with others, an eqnsrty tofly pos-tion In tne profewnoei. ateaard Is an ilt'ialrioTH example, a shinln :lirbt among the phttns-ph-ical ttart of his tn in E-'irnpe. and Dr. Cxankay baa 'oily equalled him In this conntry, a a proof of which, the Phila delphia College of Metlietne conipHmented him with a Pl-to- m-t. .nd Ih- hooorary ail annafea decree. Saleetiatt thiai-sa ha field of operation, Hho&ih ituat&ed aa a svadn-it- the Univenity of P.sth, ami l-tse Chief Surseoo of Ibe Hunita- r an Revott-tioaar-f army, for more c-rUnded labors. Dr. L. J. Cxapkay has bent It's earnest attention tn tit, care of chronic and private daeaas, ia which he has become so great an expert Cist he ia now re-rar.te-l as the Lxanaa in thia branch of bis profession thront-hout the United States, and b;s portrait and Wo-rraphy are pnM'ahed aa matter of inter - est lo tltetr readers in Ihe most exi-1 ia:ve jtinmala. The Doc tor's ofltres are at hia Medical and Snrlc al Inst"tate, i Sac ramento street, corner of I -He ior T, nearly oppoaite tha bnildinva of the Pacific Mail Sres-asl.ip Company. J We ask particalsr attention of our readera to tha sworn certificates of remarkable cares, in another column of Ihi paper. - 4'Jn.t fT 1! .ill's SaaaAPaxaxji, Yriuw Dnmt. i Iodibk or P-rra-s. is prepsre-l from the finest Ked J-mmica a-vsaparillm and Entsh I slide oT P.-tmas. A-mirat.!e aa a -----B-oi-sti-rw anil purifier of the blood, tt cieanst s the ay at era of a3 morbid and tmpurt n-ttter, renxvrrt pimnles, bnila, and eraptiooa from the tiln ; cares rhtasiatism and pair of all kinds. All ---o can atrnrd should naeit. aa it tends to give strenj-th and , , . 'Z .n. at SrL,. .'. HALL A CO- Plupi latol-a. vrboteaale lru---psta. t-tS and 143 Uay G i. ran f ranciaco. Tha Oraafsnbarr Saraaparill. A powerful ex tract. One bottle equal ts ten af the oi ilium SsrmHiif for purifying Ihe l-racd. A anre care Uit acroftim. rtenssa-tis-n, ulcers, dyspepsia, aalt rheum. a-K-rcnrisI -sassts, cata ncona erupt ion. c . the ORKrx -ocsi vrx OIXTMrXT. . XnTalnUe for burns, wonsds, sprains. dyspepsia, eh.n-j.i--. awes. aweSins, scroftila, Ac- As a Pain Extractcr, a cannot cxtrrlled. i Xina.g ..i.! itft IlicX fcaa tiia sar esc-ns . . '.. ' -Wat ¬ 's taaaa. ijcaos.auja. r