The Oregon statesman., January 11, 1864, Page 2, Image 2

MONDAY MORNING. JAM. 11. 18G4.
Ualon State Convention.
Union votert of tha various omntlvt f tht Bun of
Oregon, who an In favor of lot eontlnuiul and vigorout
prosecution of tht preeent war to Hit complete and flnil
auppreestan of fafcelllon end extinction of treaaoa, and ta
favor of hearty and ffffloleat support of Uit authnrlUei of
the General Qorirnment In their effort to protect and do
fend the Ooneltttitlon end lewi of the t'nltoil Btatei, and pre
nerve and perpetuate the Ualnn, and who are willing to own
Inl far th eleotlon of Men of like principle! to all office! In
title Sine, an mpertrally and earnntly Invited to hold
convention! according to uwial cmtom for' the election of
delegates to a hate Union Convention to be held at AUH
NT, In Llonoeaotr. on th Surg sir or MARCH, a. a, 184,
for the purpose of nonlnatlnf candidate! for Representative
In Oongreli and Hate Printer, ilictlng delegalea to the Na
tional Onion Convention, and providing for the eelectlon of
eandiattet for Prnldentlal Elector!, and trantnitlna: lock
other ntriineM ai the Convention lhall deem proper.
Wt roenerlfttllr recommend the holding of Coant Con
TtntloM on the lira Day or Mattcii, a. ti. I'M.
We alio retptctfally recommend tin holding of eonvtn
ttona of delegate! from the various dlrtrlete at the time and
ptee of holding the Stats Convention for the nomination of
eandulaUe for iuprtme fadgei and rVoiecutlng Attorney!
ta the eerlral dlitrlda ehere Ttaanilei ehall tiln.
The several toatrtlit m be entltlid to delegalea In Hit
State Convention at fellowi: lleoton, , Clackamas, ;
Olattop, 1) Onlumbia, lj Coos, It Oarry, If Donglai, 8;
Jaoksoa, lit) Josephine, 5; Lane, 1 1 Linn, lit ; Marlon, 19;
Multnomah, l Folk, i Tillamook, 1 1 Waaoo, 10; Wash
Ington, 4; Timhlll, (; Umatilla,!; Salter, . Total, HI.
sty order of the State Central Union Committee.
.. JOHN H. MOOHES, Chairman.
X. 0. Hovbt, (tertiary.
--Salem, Jan. I, l!M. td M
Proapeettia ef tha Oregon Btataamao.
tn a Utile Ins than two months the Olsons SrtTuxx will
Sifter upon lttlhvolosne. The ilk day of March will ha
' war Hew Tear'i dav, when wo ihstl enter upon the moil In
. tevestlng period of oar JoarnaPa hlstorjr. During the ear.
L ft fct believed, will oocor one of the most momentous crises of
fl-lf National life Mm termination of thi Kebelllon and tha
ItUement of the qnoMosia oat of which ft originated. We
re aware of the grave rewnonefbuitlvs that rest apnn a mtn
j Journal during the discussions of such a period, and, with
" aft the help of a sincere determination to do our part writ,
..." ere aeraaio them, and pledge ourselves tn the performance of
everything which daty points out, according to our best ahll
Hire,
Tns antrum win ha devoted to the earnest advocacy of
a vigorous proeecutlen of tha war to the complete suppress-
Ion of ths Rebellion and thl ntlnellon of treason. Wo roc
' ognlae the ohllgatloa reeling upon every good eltlsen to
render a generous and effective support to the constitutional
aataoeltirs, most esneclatlr durini a lime Ilka the i, rn.nl.
When the wlthholdioe of such auntmrt meal reault in the anil. V
den deelructlon of the Oovernmenl. Above all other tem
poral considerations, we look apon the preservation of a
' wood and free envernmerrt. '.a the one i mn-nr anil (a
' thll and would we devote every energy and every Institution J
( af theo'onlry, In our Judgment, no rrpnlillcan government
ta Amevloa Is ronekient with the Idea of disunion, either r"
now or hrresflir. The subjugation of the Rebellion' Is then
a consummation denw ruled by every beneficent Interest of
the age. Rvery measure aelnilated to arcomplleh that end.
will receive our hearty oupport, Irery men tore looking to .
peaoa or aacommodallon of our national difficulties, which
stops short of ths silmnlnatlon of Irtsson and the perma
nent n-estaMltkmti.t of aowitllutlonal authority over all
the territory of lbs Colled Stales, will receive our umM
. ppoallton. We repudiate and hold la scorn that prelendtd '
loyalty which la profraalon pledge! Hull to the support of
tha Oovernmenl, bat tn praetlcerrnders the constituted an-
thortatea, through whom alone the hlnotlone of the Govern
aaoril can be eierolaed, powerless to prraervt H. No man
aval aappohs the aoveraiunt In t crisis like the present
aniens he lend II the aid, of bis arm, If needed; and his sym
aotily and eaooararenvent always. Holding three views,' we '
cheerfully acquiesce In tha measure! of tha Administration
for tha malDltuaoee af law Union, till euch time si better
plana are proposed. Meantime, wears for earnestrvlgorous
war, ao long u trallort render II necessary, and then for
peace as soon as It aan be honorably and permanently had.
' Tas transit will contain each week all the war, run.',
f reaslonal, and foreign news despatched over the overland
telegraph line the newt of general Intereat from each of
our neighboring Itatra and Territories; a full summsry of
Ike etameoilo Intelligence af this Slats correspondence from
Ike Billies af Oregon and Idaho loeal and political anrree.
poadeueei mlicllaneooa selreUoos of political and literary
articles an I poetry market reports anil such other matter
aa will be af present Interest to oar readers. It will be our
special ears to publish a Ilea newspaper. 1
Taa SravaMO Is published every Monday, by the Oasoog
Paiatiaa ass ctusniaa Ci.unsr (incorporated under Hit
lawtef this SttkO.eo Iho following lirmit Per year for lln-
ale ony, If paid la savants, ,a), where payment It de
avail all months, S4.0 i If paymsnt is delayed till the eipl-,
rallon of the year, SCOO. Legal advertisement., per square
af twelve Hoes or leas, tl-OO for nnt Insertion, and S 1,1)0 for .
aark aubaeoornl InserUon These rttiare naraMe'lu all
aaeea In coin or lie equivalent. Where legal lender notes
art owe red, tht ratoo will be enough higher lo make the'pay
went equal to gold valao. Por delajt of more than three
Hilha la payments for advertising, the bight.: '-eel rale of
ta erect will be charged. Commirslsl adverllstmenW will'
aa published at liberal rates, "si. - -
J W. P IIIINTINOTON,
RUFI'S MAI.UXIY,
D. W. t'RAItl,
13. P. rHAMIAI.I.,
C. M. TKRMYt
r
IHrtdor,
Si Lew, Jan. II, 1MI.
Ill V.MV.1 DTATE 10.1TI..1TIU.1. "
waeeei wa tHusaa.u aaa a on , .
Tha Union Rut Coorontimi for ,tlifj
State nf Oregon is to be held on Wedtiet-"
tjsr, tlk aotti tlnjr of March next, at- A!-,
Iksajr. Tha call of tha Cointnittea will ha
found at tha head of nor first editorial'
olarnn. Thecamnifen for thorrar 18134 mar
w a
now ba eoittidi-rt'd opened. The part whivh (
uregon man piay id ids ret pniiiioal tinig.
e,i nv J mi i net j ipw IIVHllcr llluiHIBIIirrei
lile nor unimportant. Her political di'itinyli
twpnraliljr ennneoteel with her sitter toy nl
States, and whataver Iwtitlei eillier mutt in
soma tla.'rea ale affect tha others. - The do.
titlon which tha otrr of Oreron tlmll mnlto
'at
awit mnmer will be a ripplo upon the jront'
era of puliiios whiob will ba tcotililr seen sniL
i.i .. u. v. u. .. .
w ,-a,i,-iiiw irigivi nil omiv miw '-
prtaaoeiet tha great tribunal nf the balliit-hnx.
nwalohvfl bf frlentls and foes uf lite (ftitrrn- j
tiH-ot, atir unsooiiiiiiauied njr lltuir vndi ly dif
ferent aniietius. Were Orrgnn only half Iter'
prevent dimtntinns and poptilation tha would
e an object uf deep Interra'. to both loyalists
and traitor, who iandle the deitiuirs of Suu-s
powerful rooufk for 'ampin's. Whether w
will ar no, wa moat play aur part, hoar our re
snonaibilrtiei and occupy ur posilion in (lis
i liriag history which is (Msg anndu np of this
reheilien. Oar attitude toward the govern.
Matt may be that nf a friend or ef an enemy.
If wa Saturn; tha Bret, we fliie.II he hailed with
acclamations by every ysl voice, in tha na
tion II the latter, every traitor who is working
and root .or, for the downfall M lit Union, will
at retch oat ta us the right hand of fellowship
nd claim hi as eivworkers in treason.
The jeaaa is between ths Union men who
faror ties aaotiwietl a led r igornot prosecution af
die war ta the eamplete orerthrnw nf the rt
hellion and tba eniitotioo of treason, and tha
tWlael called "tlenmoraa" aha either oppose
the npna any raid all terms or would so
enibarraas tha authorities af the government as
ta neutralise. aery effort ferssch a terminolion
af tba war as would guarantee the future integ
rigr of tha Union. Tba istaa is a plain Ate
and the aoMitou at Malrariy ideated with
(MM sitla or the ether ef the Uttie as though the
aUooo of treason had plaaed a broad and bloody
kaad apoa saah af his lellawan and left ia.
tausohsd ths friends of ths Union. Loyal men
gre hearty and efficient support to' tht. is
tboWUes af tha goveromeut iu their efforts ta
pro(ea the OeaoHiUtloti and laws of the Unitad.
EJea and ta preserve and perpetuate the
Vnkm. They are willing U lay asids partitan
w ;!!p-. p'Mcos and misor differeuoes ef
r : . aad la OOfahiae their ffforU ad affrf
C.'r riraa, fcrtunea and aaered bono for the
f t t;'ju) of their eomnrtia eosutry, die Rag
t '-hi. All atbers are stymies to tha
1. .
V (' ' l-':t desire lo preserve to tba
t 1 ; it reputation ibe has that far pre
. I, tUt'J wIU srnrk tailll vigilance ever
day till Iho Isat voto is recorded on tint (Mi day
of Juno, to dcfi-ht tho chentlng deioos of reh
elt working tltroUjih thoir nlly, copperheitdisin.
If they aro csreleaj in thit work, they nro also
careli'ii vtliether Oreeon tlmll lie fnnnd one of
llie suppotting pillnrs of the govern mciit. We
have n foe to meet, strong in passion, tlrong in
its ontorupu'.out disregard of lionor, and strong
in its fecundity nf deception, trickery and
fraud. Hut we ought to meet it all tho fore
bravely and determinedly, because it is alto the
foe of the Union. In tho political struggle, of
1361 we most nnt forgot that ths can so nf Iho
Union is onr cauie. and that in whatever de
gree wo fail to strengthen the hands nf those
who are chosen to administer tho government
we alto fail to protect ourselves, Wa oannot
separate aur own peace, prosperity aod enjoy
ment of politioal rights, from the weal or woo
of tha Union. Wa aro thus, oven in our local
eleotious, obliged tn hear responsibilities more
or lees national in character. Thus when we
have recorded a vote, for tho Union cituaa in
Oregon, wo bavo also set down a pledge for the
perpetuity of the Union,
In thit view of our duty, it is impoisililo for
any true Union man tn be indifferent to our lo
cal elections, a Every true friend nf tha gov
ernment will bestir himself to too that uncondi
tional Union men are selected to hour our ban
ners thrnngh the coming campaign and then tn
sea that they aro triumphantly elected. A haro
election will bo almost equivalent to defeat.
Wo want ranting mainritiet. We want the
coppery reptile ikimiod and flayod till hit poit
ouoiis fangs shall be dust i till Ilia glitter of hit
treHohernm eje shall fado into the blank ttaro
of eternal death) till hid head shall he laid
down in the lowest stagnant corner of the nop
ulcher of Infamy, there to rot in its own venom.
rha Union strength of Oregon Is snflleieiit
for this, if it be rightly tlirveted. We iiipeal
lo tho patriotism of all Jt Uy aside whatever
nf jeulouay, prejudice, revni'e or ambition lliey
may enoh have and to devn e themselves from
thit day to the work of estirpatiiiK the seed
of treason to plentifully town in onr inidst iiy
had jnen. We may be portioned fur tug.
gestlngthat the, Union element of the State
now lacks organization. Tho copperheads are
nting all tha whips ntid spurs of parly drill ;
they hara'oluhi, open and secret, in all
parti of the State whero they have eniAigh
members to form one; they unquestionably
have many lodges of the Golden Circle ; they
hold meetings, publio and private, where they
disseminate vile 'lies, falsa leiichinifs and rank
ling paisiou; they nro working with the indus
try vvhioh only Iho hatred of trnilora toward a
good government can stimulate, nnd they will
take quick advantage of any apathy or care
letsness which Union men mny manifest. To
ooontersotand bent their most thorough organ.
Ization, we need only a corresponding activity
and vigilance on the part of Union men. The
Union county coinniitteei should at onoo tee
that their oonventions are called at a proper
day nnd that every necessary effort is mntlo lo
have them represent the entlro Union strength
of their counties. Every Union man should
ottoud hit precitiot primary convention. There
should be in every precinct a Union club or
league devoted to the dissemination of such
matter as will effectually nnmnik the iiitidioui
designs of cnppeihendisin and present the true
issue National life or death tn every voter,
Every man who can speak, should let his voloe
bo heard for the Union. The efforts of clubs
and Union workers should be mude in the most
perfect concert possible. If the friends of the
Union will do thi", we hnvo no hesitancy iu
saying that onr triumph nt tho noif i-lotinn
will be the most overwhelming blow ever given
(he copperheads on this coast.
MEETING 0 rfjl To X8TAT B('OM.VITTEK.
Pnrsusnt to notice, the Union State Central
Committee met at Salem January 0, lrjtU.
- John H. Moons, Keq.,- of Marion county,
Chairman, culled the Committee to order. .
, On motion of Mr. I'engrn of Lone, Mr. IIo-Vt-y
nf Benton was chosen Secretary.
On irotion of Mr. Huntington of Douglas, a
ooinu.ittes on credeulialt woe aupoiuteir, vis:
Messrs. Huntington, I'engrn, and Mouleilh.
Tho committee reported, after examination,
Unit the following named comities were repre
sented by the persons elated :
' Jack-ton K. K. Hustell, by W. C. Johnson,
proxyi
'iA.ugfa.-G. K. Briggs, by J. W. P, Hun
tingtou, prnxr;
J Coos T. D. Winchester, by Ii. P. Boite,
proxy; -
. . , H. J. Pengrai
Kenton K. G. Iloveyj
".I'mptj.a-W. II. Wilson, by W. II. Hector,
Pr''T.. - . -
.inn Thomas Mouleilh;
Marian John II. Moons;
foir Itaao M. tluiler;
V'miii7I Uco. II. Menard, by J.H. Mooret,
proxy; -r
Cluitamiti I). I'. 1 hoiiipaon;
Multnomah T. II. l'rarne; ,
, IKusee Wm. Logan, by Geo. II. Williams,
proxy; " ' " , - ,
C'lumbit John W? Walla;
C'inftoyi Jattiet Taylor, by Thus. Montvilh,
proxy! f , , I .', ,
7iiaaiiMMr C.. II. Davidson . , ,
iAud (hat the. follow nig eouiities w ere utircp
reae tiled, to Witt 'Joaephitte, Curry, Umntiila,
linker. anJ WaatiiugtouT . '
' I he report was adopted." k
On motion of Judge' Williams, a committee
of three waa appointed lo report tint order of
business. ' The Chair named Muttrr. Williams,
Unite aud Johnson. ' - ..-- . ,--Ailjuurued
uutil I o'clock." v. at. ""a
'"ArTKHMIMIrin fT"C
CoiDlultteo on order of biuiuoaa ntado tho
following report, whiob was adopted t .
The committee report the following order of
business t .
let. Time nf holding State convention.
2d. Plaee for the tame. .
3d. llevtla of apportiomneiit for delegates in
8tle oonventloii.
4ih, li.tlio of representation in the same,
ftth. Huhjeot ef OjiII for Htute convention,
and detittaliou of nominations to be made and
business In he transacted,
fllh. Miscellaneous bntinett.
GKO. II. WILLIAMS,
K. P. BOISE.
W. C. JOHNSON.
Committee.
On motion af Mr. Peogra, It was voted that
the time for hold tig the Stale onuveulion be
fixed on the 30ih day of March, 11,.
On motion of Mr. Vector, it was unanimous
ly resolved that the ounfeutioa be held at AI-
itaity, unn oounty.
tie I'um. .ire.,l lli. r.A..I.,.l..
, t . i
featwrf. TVat th papular vole of tha Aula at tha
but a-eaarai oioouoo bw ua to tha hwaia of rwnraooalov
lion i a th aaewtiej L'nioa rsuto roavontton.
On motion, the following was adopted t
JfraWrMt. Thai the ratio of ranraoealalina la Iho
mats Con von Hon ae, ou deiomia lor avorv IUU ih
eoel, la ansa raaalv, at tin last wouentl el-ftloa, aiel
oao acMiitaaal tWletri fceavory fraction of Kit tmtee
or Mpwaroe. ant tkat aUkrni,tr bo onto M to Itirwo
aelejrstaa, UiMUlla ls asa f illawook oao.
On notion of Mr. I'earna, connniitee of
three waa annotated, to make u compulation of
delegalea la which sack euanty ta eullUetJ, un
der the appostitjr-eot, Cair named Mr.
1'eariM. Mr, Mantriti and Ml. Butler.
On meiwa of Mr. HuoUiirtoa, a oeturulUee
uf three was appuinUd ta arenara aud reuarl a
oail lor ua Male conventHNi. Cbalr
Mesart. Ilunlinglon. Williams aod Boise.
Adjourned lo 7 e crocU, PH.
F.VKNINH 8KHHION.
('oiiimittee on upportioiimeiit of delegate! to
(xu.iiiies made their report, which wits adopted,
and ordered to be embraced in call for tituU)
Convention,
The committee on call for Slate Convention
reported a draft, which was adopted, aud or
dered to be signed by the Chairman mid Seo-ri-lary.
and furnished to the Union papers of
the Stale, with the minutes of these proceed
ings lor piililicttioit.
Un miiilou, niljourneu tine dm.
JOHN II. MOOKES, Chairman.
A. G. IIOVEY. Secretary.
KAHTHK1N NKWS.
Bounties to Becrulta.
Sr. Louis, Deo 28.
The followinc itnnortant ttdeeruni bni been
received frnm iho Secretary of war, by Joho
H. Grnv. Atliutant General of Missouri : Your
dispatch nf tho2Sth is just received. A boun
ty of $300 will Jim paid to recrnits who enlist
nelore the Sth or January, in any new rcgi
ment authorized by the War Department.
The Position In Virginia HUlrmlBliIng.
Nbw Yonit. Dee 28.
Tho 7'imei' dispatch from W athington toys.
ofliuers from the front to-night say a small reli
el cavnlrr force hold tho north bank of the
Kanidan ut linoonori Ford. Our fnrcet ocenpy
Cedar Mouiitain. 1 here was a little tkirmis
ing on Saturday, occaainncd, it is supposed, by
our army extending its picket liuet on our right
Tho rebel army hits gone into winter quarters
between Oortlonsvillo nnu Ururge Court house
UIIKary Change.. J, m
Gen. Unfus Ingalla, Chief Quitrtormnster,
and Col. Clark,' Chief Commissary, of , the
army of the Potomac, were to day relieved.
Gen. Ingnlrs successor has not. yet been au
noiinoed. Colonel Clark is ordered to New
York, and Major Wilson takes his place:" "tT
Tliu exigencies nf, the service require many
more , officers ,forlhe colored .regiments,' priu
ctpalle, line, officers. aGon. Caiey's. Board "Ms
luiril at work examiuitigicandidntes, but, it un
able, to, stipplvs,th(,sdemnnd.'fiSixtyCiip taint
anil Lieiiteniuits iinvwniitcd iinniediately ;il.r0
wouhl .he.receivt d iiulhe' -next two weeks if
they could be jnht .'lined. ,
Frauds Exposed In the Quarterm:istcr't
, .s (' ". alepartmcnte
Or 800 horses sent to Gen. Butler's Depart
ment, 700 were condemned as m illions. The
iuvest'ualioiit iutolht-nffair of the Quarter
master's 'department at Alexandria, arc- tat ill
progressing, mid the Old Capitol receives al
most daily soiini of iho parlies implicated in the
recent fronds, tho conir ctort cotuing iu for a
full share of the penalties.
C hief Justice Tuney Dying.
Nbw Yoiik. Deo. 29.
The Trilmnf'i Wa hingloii udegnin says ;
Chief Justice 'I'liney it lying nt the point of
Uetltll.
It ie said thai in the States (such as Wiscoti
sin and Mii'higiin) in which the first drift it not
eompleteil, the government will hardly secure
any or the ilrunetl men, as commutation money
is almost unit" rsally paid.
Attack on Savannah Abandoned.
Tlio expedition planned hy Gen. Giliuore for
allocking Miviintiali was tiuantloiieil in conse
quence uf the return of the relict troops who
hail hero sent lo lii'tlggt itsststuuce. several
expedition are oil loot from which good re
mits are anticipated- It it stated that Quar
termaster (jciicral Meigs is to be reiueluicd iu
hit olliee here,
ben. Hooker Ordered to Washington.
The H'vrlJ't dispatch says : It is rumored
to day that Hooker hat been suddenly ordered
to Wnnhiugluii.
The Monitors at Charleston. '
A Charleston teller to the Baltimore Ameri-
ran, tinted iu the fleet the 27it, taya ; "As I
intimated in my Inst, we have sailed down here
into the expiration of a mouth or two more of
inactivity. 1 he strike among the engineers st
the .North ileluvril Hie completion or the muni
tors, iiiid deprived our iron clad licet of the re
iiil'iireeiiieiits which were expected here more
than n mouth tigo, has hceu the primary cause
of dehiy. The disaster to the Weehiuvkcn,
nnd the coming of the winter season with its
eoosiiini sou his. nave run lurtuer enioreeil mis
li lny . Two ... I, Oct, ue spring will bo ad
vanced here, anil with our iron clad force lit
er nsetl by three or lour monitors, we w ill lie
prepared lo Hike udviiiitnge nf the most heal
Itll noil pleasitlil part ol the season. Let III
hope that if Grant duel not tteal n march on
ut hy one of his famous rear attacks. Charleston
will then fill.,
In the meantime, if we enntmt look for Im
mediate and decisive results here, no greater
minister neeu lie tipprelienileil. lien, (ill-
more's position It impregnable. The monitor
Lehigh, by the lime line reaches you, will have
completed the repairs render d necessary b
the hammering she received while aground.
I tie rata isco ints niiuosi comniuleil II cr lo-
pairs, and will shortly relieve the Nantucket at
areaw NuinU. HoMi the I'atupsco and L.
high have been pmvtdcd with extra dcckplalct
mat win sou to invtiiiierttin'iiy."
' 4 Kuropean Intclllgcnrc.
Dntei to 10th December.
, . s- New York. Deo. 28ib.
The sleamer Olympus, Willi Liverpool dates
lo the linn, bas nrrivcil. .
The Hnhoiontl enrrest imdent of the London
Y'twi't adiuils that the blia kade lias now. ,,r
for the lirrt tiiiie.mnile acci s to the rebel pom
reitliy iluiigerout unit tlillictilt. A i-orrespoinl-ent
nf the same journal, with lite n bid itrtoy
in Tennessee, nilini'v ibe eiisit l spproiching
In fist the South, mid pays n high liibuteto
III tgiiitude ol N'oiihtg-ii faith mid sell roll
anco. n contrasted Willi the lukewurniiiets of
the Southern masses.
"'The leplies ol the Germnnio Cnufedertition
ami Denmark ho, I ti recce, in regard to the
Congress are published.- All accepted. It it
reported that Austna has teht note definitely
lit 'lining' Iho r invitation. It 'is 'aliited Hint
Diouyti dc L'lluts hut tent acmiular to' the
French iliploinaiie'agents relative to tho Con
gress, stating thai I he refusal of Ktigliiuil has
iiosiraicti ine ooiiiiiiioti i,,u. nut mat r ranee is
n ady to' come to an, undemanding with the
governments, an, I is willing to debate niacino
ally among themselves those ie -liiins liable to
h ad louoiiipliciitions. i . i.-viTw ;
Harranls out fur the Arrest of Tralton In
..- . llalirax. .....
. ,.-.,.-! BiTtiN. Dee. 80
The ofiicera of the gunboat Aon) a report
unit when they lift ualilax. warrants were out
for 8 of the pltalcs, ull ol whom have been in
Hie city for several days, but it waa doubtful if
any arrest would lie made, us the police were
iu iho interests nf the rebels, and the people
tun ny oppoaiti to sucn aeiiurea. i
English Bark (Irrisslan iclied at .New
lork.
Nuw Ytma;. Dec. 20.
The English bark Circassian was tciied here
yesterday timler msikiiout eircuiuitancet, and
some arrests insile.
The Iron clad Decatur was suoorasfully
launeneii inta nioriiiog.
The navigation of Ibe Mississippi Is less In
terrttpted. The gunboats are keeping a sharp
lookout.
An officer from Texaa slates that General
Wnshhurue has started b 8uo Antonio, which
will toon be iu ear posoeesion whence onr troops
will coowutrste for rverthraw nf re be It under
BV . . ..
i "J
Atapulca and San Bias to he llorkided by
tup rrrnru.
Inforntalion has bi en sent In the Slate De
partment, to the effect that orders have been
sent by the government ol r ranee, lo tha oom-mander-in
chief of the naval force iu ibe Pa
cific, tn blockade the parts of Aoapuroa a id
Sn Bias, but through a special act of liberal
ity, on the part iA the Euiperor of the French
the American steamers which rooatitule lite
lino between Sau Frtnvco and I'aoaitta, shall
oonlinue to run tbetr butts into Aonpuloo, with
stock nf ccnl for I belt own aae, but they ahall
nut receive or laud any merchandise.
Troop le-Eilutlige
Waihinqtun, Deo. 89.
It is said that the whole of Geo Kilpatrick's
eavalry division has re-enlisted fur tha war.
Most of tha New EnglanMLregtinenta hue re-
nlisted. or tignilinl their intention todoio.
Kotir Indiana regiment will re enlist.
Official Interview V-iween Kuisla and the
I lilted Htate.
WsHIIINOTOM, Dl'O. 20.
In accordance will insl rue.tioiis received from
tlio Kn(eror of Rusijn, hit Minister liad n
audience with the President this morning, for
the purnoio of expfcesing the thanks of Iho
imperial govern tners. Tor the kind reception
given to the voselt of the Utits'an Navy, and
their officers nnd crevs in the United States,
Exchange of ?rloners-Drart.
Washington, Dec. 29.
Not a liltlo disitppsintiiient it felt in the fail
ure to effect an exohniigi) uf prisoners. Gen.
Butler telegraphed tothe President that be wnt
quite tanguine of cottip eting arrangements for
exclinngn. i n whole mutter it now hlncKea
The rebelt still pormit private donations of pro.
visions, but will receive nothing from the gov
ernment in that line.
The Timet', special dispatch dated 29th
tnyt i The Wnt Department hat nnder consid
eration Important question! "dating to the draft
and I lies result will shortly be given tn the nun
lie. Tho enforciment of the draft will not be
later than the niddle of Jnnuarr,
The l'csapcake Affair.
j Nbw YtniK, Deo. 30.
Lord Lynns hid an interview with Stanton
The Chesupeake jtffair ii likely to prove trnub
lesonie. ' t ,. ;
PoMtltn of the Armies.
HradqijaiitWis Ahmv of Potomac
i Dec. W.
Culpepper and Hcinity is now occupied iiy n
slronii force of inftntrv with a baLtery
i til Inltntry witli
New Youk. ueo. ;n.
' The Hf.rald'1 dboatcbsars Maj. M.'S. Onr
tlon, truce ollicer between Fortress Monroe umi
City Point arrived InV" Ibis evening by special
train. fro'ti Indianaonlil. with itnnnrtant dit
pnlchet fo government. The Confederate
army in West Tennessee hat gone into winter
quartcn: 'V ' '
Y-i. -
' ' ' Uollli'NIilt lll'lll.
....Messrs. Forsjtho, Patterson &. Co., have
introduced here n pertnble steam saw-mill of 20-
t power, from tl works of II. dc V Blan ly,
Zanesville, Ohio, wncU th-ty have jmt got in
running order, on its bank'of stho river, near
where DuKullc't tnll stood. Wo havo one of
Hlnmly's circulars ciataining n great number of
certificates in relation to the cutting capacity of
their mills. The 20 hone powora have been made
to cut rntniderably ovor one thousand feet of
inch lumber pr liinr and tho boards are ox
treinely smooth. Tltiir coat, cotnploto, is about
'2,!Ui. The freight and other expenses of put
ting il in compl'tte ruining urdnr horn, makes the
cost not fir from $',000. Tha entire works can
ho loaded and Iraniortod o 'two hoavy wagont
It it the most perfect thing of tho kind wo over
taw. The mill of Forsythe, Pattorson & Co
will fill a very great want in this region.,. Fjr
the last two or three years it has been Impossible
for the mills hire to supply tha demand forlttin
her.
....8. A. Smith hat been appointed postmaster
at Peoria. Linn county, in place of IT. It,
nolmet, resigned. - .
.... A mm nain"d Kitternler shot John J. lest
at Sattvie'i Island on the 2d intt., lodging twenty.
two shots in his boil). Domoatie troubles nt the
bottom of tho affair.
' The Oregon took from Portland, on her
last trip, nearly a quarter of a million in gold
dust. Victoria shipped only about $70,000.
....The cold weather of last woek furnished
the meant nf a vast deal of fun for the boys who
Wo skating. The treacherous skatet made many
a bump not laid down on any phrenological
chart.
....A new Uiriiion of tho Pons of Temper
ance wnt Instituted at Indcpondencc, Polk coun
ty, on tho 4th intt., nnd Israel I lodge wnt elected
W. P. and J. L. Lnughlin R. 8.
The itoaiiicr Pacific arrived nt 8t. Helens
last Tuesday, hut waa uoablo to proceed further
on account nf ice which had blocked up a narrow
place In the river. The rlvor etcamora plying
between Portland sad Cascades were also unable
to insko their trips
, Tho Portland Turn Verient have elected
for tho ensuing year : F. 8. Oslheitn, President
Isaac Weil, Secretary ; L. Waterman, Treasurer;
K. Zuitfax, Turn Loader ; 8. Waterman, Assist
ant do. ; Clint. King, Steward; Salomon Gum
8ing Leader.
....Oats aro quoted at Portlnnd at 60a?0 conti
por bushel i- Wheat at 7'iif 1 00; Flour, $5 50s
$A 00; Pork, 15 cts. ; Butter, M i.'iO cts. ; Ap
plet, winter, 60a5cts. ; Potatoes, 50a5 cts.
....Warren Lodge No. 10 of Masons. Jackson
county, hat installtd the following ofttcert for tho
following year t A eXander Martin, W. M. i E C.
Sessions, 8.' W. I N. 'Langell, J. V. Henry
Judgo, Tr. I Hnrmion Bloom, SecruUry I Jant
Sutton. 8. P. ; Joseph Sattcrtield, J. D.: K. S.
Dunlap, Tyler. '
.... Mr.-D. C. Dunlap Informs tit that, on
Thursday last, Mr Michael Krity. an old settler
on Koguo river, near Ham s creek, was thrown
from s horan and ioitnntlv killinl. Neafiwe,
. - - - -
....Second Lieutenant D. C. Underwood of Co.
"C" has been prom e.t to tho 1st Liciltouantcy
"in. . . '. -e - rf . .
.... Mnkense Pactniu a privnte in t.o. 'C was
frosen tod ealli on thi lolh tilt?1 1 lo and Another tol
dier lost their way 'oa the piaiiie during a heavy,
Dlimling snow itnria nnu, rackard neeame ox
hauiti'd and laid dovn,.,Tlio oilier got Ju nnd
gAveAiifiirmntion.w-ln,cknrdrwna notfoitnd' till
next morning and thm life waa to nearly,extiuct
that ho dird while bciig conveyed to the fort,
.-.a. - - - a
.:..8amnol Allen of this county last week kill
ed a hog twenty-six, ivnntht.old whichweighed
after only, four inontKt'.fccdiiig.i.'iO Ibt., exclu
sive of the entrail fat.' The hog was good pork
but not excessively 'lit. Ileuicaanred around
tho hock inch"S,'nitd around the fore arm 14
inches ;wat six feet frani suoittto thd root of the
tall, had good action in traveling and could climb
a fenco'orMo'most'Kitylhlug olse hit hogahip
chose lo do but ho cotldn't read and tlioriu ha
differed from Jeremy's 'loarued pig."
.......Major Lugcnbeel left on the Pacific last
week for tho Kant, in pursuance, we presume, of
orders
" . P. W. Stow,' A. J. Stow aud James Slow
tavi the Jackaoiivillo IttUifnetr, hsva been ar-
reeled and hold to bail in the turn of four ban-
tired dollars each, for their appearance at the
February term of tha Circuit Court, for thia coun
ty Jo answer a charge of assault with inteut lo
murder J. W. Collins at claaa nwellng on the 27th
ulu Collins is the son-in-lsw of P. W., am
brother-in-law of A. J. and James 8tow.
....The Times of ths 6th ssysi Yesterday
morning tha earth waa tlolhsd in a mantle of
mow eevtral inches deep. Several in
dividual! eoiumonaod aawiug and taking out ice
roelerday. one T. l,0irt0 niaJ from St.
liolent veolorday moraine at 4 a'olook. The
iteainar Etpms look down 30 passengers sad
about I,o00 boxes of applet. But for rear of be
ing frossa in the rivsrKlh Pacific would bars
beta heavily laden
....Tba up country axpraaa front Portland has
te go now overland In ctoneequenee of tha closing
ef ths river by lea.
SniT.iar Tht Ladies' Oregon Sanitary Ai.
Society acknowledge lbs following eontri bat tons!
From tha Congregational Church (Portland),
943 PA, Mr. Brooke, :.; Mr. Fraser.t Mr.
Joyer l I Mr. rVhuyler.' J Mr. Burragv,
4i Mr.JVbett, 30 1 Mrs. F DWiit, 60 cents
-tUi 45. i Aokuowledged Dooatuoa S. lsa,
3.549 W. Total-$-:J 3S.
Mrs. A.C.OIBBS.Set'y.
Portland, Jan. 7th. ItWI.
Monthly contributions I 'three uwolhs.
....The ciliseus of Portland sometime since
appointed a coinntittec to draft a memorial
Congrcaa on tho lubjoct of a br ineit i acute. rn
roid to Oregon. The Committee hat reported
memorial which wo find ptihlithd in tlio Unfinwn
It seta forth that llie district of Oregon and Idaho
it unequalled in its mineral richness ; that aiuch
of itii adapted to agricultural purtuita; that Its
population it Increasing rapidly! that tno great
est and richest portion! are east of tho Caicnde
monntaini and without wster communication, ex
cept by tho uncertain one of tho Columbia river,
and that those facti alono ettablish the necessity
of the branch. Atteution of Congrett is call 'd,
Iso, to the proposed road from Sacramento to
Portland and tho oiomoriallsti ask for iti con
struction.
A Matonlc Lodge hat been established st
Bannock City called "Idaho Lodge." Dr. J. A.
Raymond, W.M.i Henry Allen, 8. W. I John Ba
ker, J. W.
The Mails. The Rival wat the only boat
which arrived with a mail yesterday. The Van
couver did not make her appearance at all. The
Hunt did not ttart for the Caseadoa, at it was
known that tht passage of the Columkia could
not be effected. The John II. Couch, with the
Pi'tret. Sound mails, left in the morning, but it is
doubtful whether she got as far at tho Cowlitz, on
account of the blockade. Orrgoniau, 9i.
Snow fell fell here last week to tho depth
of about onn inch." The weather has been frees
ing for several days and the tUpping it tolerably
fair. ,We learn that more mow fell In tho north
ern part of the State.
' The Portland Gatitte lays, we understand
the paasengert of the steamship Pacific had a dis
turbance with tho officers.
, i Man OvPinnoAltn. Lett evening, tome hours
after dark, the men on hoard of one nf the steam-
art lyinir at the wharf t near the foot of Alder
ttreet heard a-heavy splash In the water, nnd
subsequently strangled groans as from a dying
man. ( Hurrying to the spot as quickly as possi
ble, they could see no traces nf the victim, but
freih tracks in the snow were plainly visible, at
thnuirh somebody had walked accidentally over
board. Portland Union. 0 , , , " ,
....Ichabod Hcnkle, Charlet Allen, B. R. Bid
die. A. Newton, T. B. Odeneal. W. Patterson and
8. Rnbinett are the Directors of theCorvallit and
Yaquina wagon road. i V i - i
- ....Tho Democrat complain! of irregularities in
tho mails Nothing the matter with postmaster,
of course.
, ..I.Mr. John Kykondall of TJmpqna killed a
grey cngle a few days since which beats Mr. Fry-
er's. , It measured from tip to tip of wings 7 fuel
1)J inches; from tip of bill to tip of tnil 5 feet ."
iiiehet ; middle and hind claws, 5 inelies. . When
killed, he waa "spreading himself" among the
sheep.,. It it supposed he would eventually have
spread from pole to pole.
FROM BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Quartz Discoveries.
The Victoria Colonist, tf Deo. 28th, has the
follow ing items :
"- Sntiie very encouraging assays of gold nnd
silver bea ing quartz from ledges ou Gold
Stream, were made lust Week by Messrs. S.
Giiiiiliinncr & Co.
We were shown on Saturday last, a piece of
quartz from Gold Stream, in which numerous
ipecks nt gum were plainly vistnie. the Dis
coverers of the vein intend examining it thor
ouglily and will bring iu more and larger spec
iiiieut for tenting.
Shipments of Iron and Coal.
The ehip Roseilule snohnred in Uoyal Bondi
on Friday, having made the run down from
N minium in the short space of ten hours. The
Kneediile hat 600 tuns of coal and KM) tons of
iron ou lionrd for San Francisco. She lay nine
days mil side nf Nanaitno harbor waiting for a
wind. The weather had been very wet. In
cessant rain for three weeki.
HOW TllKY TAKB IT IN ClIARLtSTON. A
correspondent nf tho Augusta, Gil., Sentinel,
writes from Charleston 1
Yankee gnnnoro hc-p np thoir prnoltoe nt
Sumter, nnd day and night punch and hammer
away without accomplishing anything. ..The
Confi'dorn'e flag, despite their effort, naves
above the ruins, . When the liege is raised, if
a live Yankee ii allowed to get to Slimier he'll
make hit fortune picking up old brass and
iron. Yesterday morning the iron cluds tried
Moultrie, hut toon got sick and quit. ..The
bombardment was furious for a while, but aft-r
exhaustion much nminunition nnd some time
doing not lit ii'. the monitors skedaddled -. About
twenty-five 100-pound Parrot shells were flung
into the city to day. . Giltnorc tciittercd them
promiscuously in the lower part of I ho city and
it r en lly sec. ed from the way in which he pitched
them ubont that he win trying bit somebody.
.The City Hall building had a hole punched m
one corner and a nte of the innrlile, cornice
kiiocSti'd nway. One struck the telegraph office
and the operators cut stick., -One smashed
thrnngh the roof of a, home in Queen ttreet,
and several fulling in thit neighborhood, the
frightened denitent "Vaniosetl to the.tnne of
double quick." jl Several fell in the vicinity nf
It rood street, and East bay, tearing np, the
streets, smashing window panes, and kicking
up the, mischief generally. One went crash-'
ing through the Mechanics and Planters hank ;
-and it Is evident. I Ihink.'ihat Gilnmretwa
after making, iwlepoeit.... Whether, he, will be
repiilnrly"hoolied," nnd his currency tnken'at
, par is more.lhan I can tny. Several count-
lug rimtns on the wharvi-s were slightly tiniish-
-ed ; but during llie entire, ihelling.'v'which last-'
el from fij tn I 0 clock, no one.wus hurt.
TREMEND01S EIPIOSIOX "-6REAT LOSS
. . ..OK.lIrX -
The eilcnsive copper mine in Ohio and Penn.
,Slvaiiia,.liclonging'to Viillaiidigh.111 Wis id-'
....... V. ...... i,T v, ,,v j 1 , inwin uu
.Tuesday, October 1,'lth. A train hail been
.carefully laid Ihrouehout tho entire' minis, for
. the purptise of opening a nnmbcr'nf rich'vcini:'
I The greatest skill was elefoieed in tnakiiig llie"
prenarntlons.Mind the ahlett engineers Iroiii dif
ferent parts of the country were'eiuployed iu
1 oouuuctimr tliu'enlernnse. w 1 he iliock tiro-
1 1 I Vi I : ' " i ' '
guuueti oy me ixpiotiini was mucii tuore severe
. 1 : 1 k r 1. .
, 1111111 was auiicipaiou, mm wat leu very scnu-
fbly iu every State in the Union. Many thou'
sunds of lite miners were buried iu thu debris.
and the proprietors and hoard uf directors, who
were present to witness the grand nfinir, were
, all ol them killed. The explosive material used
was iju'diu indignation, aud its force, being to
much greater than was eipccted. larue open
ings were made in every part of the mine.
. The board of directors, at ihut lime, (tnuding
in a distant locality, in a place taid to he per
fectly secure from harm, hut tho tremendous
force of the explosion opened a largo fissure
underneath their feet, aud they were swallowed
np immediately. Judgo Woodward was at that
lime leaning 00 the arm or Major General Geo.
1). McClcllon, who was present by special in
vitation. Kuth were instantly killed. It is a
singular fact that Abraham Lincoln camo very
near meeting a similar fate about a year ago,
while leaning on tha arm of the same general
for support. A letter written by Mct.'lcllnn.
supposed lo have been blown from bis pocket,
waa picked op in ao almost perfect stair of
preservation. These copper works were the
most rxteniivo in tha country. Tho stock is
owned by citizens of every Slate, and tha board
of directors wat composed of the Icojing men
from all parte of lb country. C. L. Vallan
dighara, Fernando and Hen. Wood, F. Pierce,
Horatio Seymour, James Urmia, T. H. Sey
moor, Isaao Toucey, J. Davis. A. H. Stephens
and their co-rebels, were among tho heaviest
owners. There vera also some very Urge itock
bolders in Fjigland aod FratKie. although
Messrs, Maaofl and Slidrll, the agents nf the
company, have not been to twocrsaful as was
expected in their operations abroad. A care
fal examination of the debris proves the bed
nf copper not to have been se deep as was an
ticipated. This disaster will rain the company,
as it M not expected they will undertake to
work the nine again, the yield of copper hy the
drvrlopmcul of ibis blast not bring sul&cirnt
to warrant thseipeosv. irr-tgtyo'i SignJ.rJ.
I. O. O. F Chetncketa Lndge, No. 1, 1.
O.O.F . installed its ofjiccrt for the running
term. Jim. 6th, at follt.wt: Samuel E. Mny.
X.G. i Chester N. Terry, V.G. ; C. V. Cri.n
dull. Scc'y i Daniel Strang, Treat. ; W. S.
Barker, Per. Sec y ; E. N Cooke. It.S.N.G.
Win. M. Longhead. L.S.N'.G. ! Jus. T. Wort-
ley. K.S.V.G. i L. S. Skiff. L.S.V.G.i J . 11.
Reynolds. W.t Geo. II. Chance, C ; J. U.
Unas, I.O.I A. B. Shoemaker, O.O-! Win.
England, R.8.S.. nnd Jus. A. Baker, L.S.S.
S. E. Mny, C. N. Terry and Iiitao K. Muorcs,
were elected Trustees,
Military" Matters Aoain. A letter from
Washington, dated Deo. 2d, itittes that Gene
ral Alvnrd is not to be relioved, as was a ilmrt
time since rumored. 8teinberger is nuiitercd
out of the lervice, aud Maj. Lugcnbeel is or
dered Eait and promoted. All other talked of
chmigcs are postponed. Loantlcr Holmes Is
appointed Commissioner of Enrollment, and
Dr. Warren Surgeon of Enrollment lor Wash
ington Territory. Dr. Warren died, nt Sulcm,
a few duyt before his appointment was made
in Washington. :t - -
tVUiig. Gen. Jno, S.' Mitson, Assistant
I'rovoel Miiislittl Getienil for California, arrived
at San Francisco, per the steamer Constitution.
XTir A mini mimed Thompson, from Oregon,
was found drowned in the Hay ijtt San Fran
cisco, on the anil of December, f - ,
iy The ItichuioDd papers iptoto bacon at t'J So
per pound anil bocf at 7oW coins per pound, and yet
c-liittu thut llioso articles nro almndiint. Prolfa-hly."
, . -(
fe" San Frniicisco had auotlior shock of an eurth
oiiake, Dec. 3Uth.
VST Eastern dispatch to Sun Francisco quoted ifold
on the 30th at 151 j and on the -list at IK.
-. - i
fsT The luiest newt from Chief J nit ice 1 Tuney rep
esent him iu better. -1 & . 4
rl'niun sentiment It represented as still gaining
(fround in Arkansas, r Hundreds of volunteer! are en-
roiling tliemsolvci timmift federal forces. - ,
tVTonncssoe rebel toldiert are ttill desert ing from
Dullou, Onornin, in sipiadt of from 20 toJW.and going
into the fcdcnil forces. 1
W Tlio Enclish press speak of tlranl's victory
near ChuttunooguH nt ths most nearly decision of the
war. '
Ovkrlookf.i). It hat just been discovered
Hint a man is in the Maryland Slate Prison
whose term expired twelve yenrs ago. Ho has
served nineteen yean on a lenience of a little
lest than seven yea't. .
rTTho Golden Era or San Francisco it
publishing a story oallcd " Tho Trail of the
Serpent, or Three Times Dead." By the title,
it should bo the history of the copperheads.
" ty It is n consolation to know that thongh
not many copperheads will be killed in this
war, a good ninny of them will bo driven to
commit suicide when it is all over.
tVA "colored'' item from an English paper
runt thm : "Jeffersnn Y. Toombs, the mulatto
who recently challenged Senator Pugh, of Ohio,
tn test llie truth nf his boasts ns to the fighting
superiority of w hite Democrats over negroes by
a personal contest, telccting his own weapons,
is n son of Hriirntlier General Robert Tnomhs
formerly United Statei Senator Tonmhi, nf
Georgia by a temale slave. His paternity 11
distinguished!)' hnnorahle, but Ins color ii tin
coiistiitionul. " - '
- tW" All notice! of marrlar-s or death! lent lo tit for pun.
Ilcali'in inuat hare a rraponilble name attached, or they will
not appesr In our columns. -
' MARRIED.
At the residence of Wllllnm Barlow. Ban.. In Oreeon Cltv.
Dec. 81, ISM, Iiy R-v. C. C. Strallcin, Mr. Tlioliiai M. Miller
and Mill Mnrli.n W. Allen.
At (lie reitdi-nee of the Itrldc'i father. Polk county, hy fl
n. Sorery, 1. P., Dec. 31, Mr. R. H. Tyson and Mill Emily II
lfrnnrt. - . ..
Dec. S0, lsoa, hy Rev. Jss. B. Short, Samuel P. Reed and
Mitt Aih'lphla j. Turner, all of Yamhill county.
I,,,. T.IU. at tha v-.ld.nee of C.ltierl, In Brownt
vllle, bv Iter. T. B. tlanderson, Mr. John Davli and Mlta
M'iria Luphan. - - -
lo Jar, tun county. Dee. 17th, Iiy J. C. Tolmno, Connly
Jude. O-o. W. Pordyre and Milt Ann Mlcklelon.
In K-rl,yvllle, Dec. 29. hy Squire Buck. Thomat Lewellen,
of K.-rlivvllle, and ills. Harriet M. Nnrllicul. ol 8l-nj.
N,-ar Jackionville. Dee. SI, by Rev. St. A. Wllllanit, Felix
K. Kilitore and Mist Martha Ann gmnirle.
At th,- residence ttt Jnm- Smith. Jan. T. Iiy Rev. J.W.Stalil,
Jnhn Fnilte.of Walla Walla county, W.T., aud Mitt Cordelia
C. Smith, ol Pulk county, Oreeon.
In Lane co., by Sam'l loney, J.P., A. J. Kirktaml and Mite
Jemima llsrer. - -
ltil.lnnro..l)ce.8l,hyKld.P.Mulkey, Dr. I. Walton and
Miss Harriet Purllna Deadincnd.
v At r.irrnllls. Jan. 5. 1,y Rev. 1. 0. Driver, Col. John Keltay
and Mitt Cornel-a Contner.
' At Cnrrallit. Occ. IU, by Rev. I. D. Drlver.Geo. Mtliran and
Mi-eSusati Ritchie. ' -
At the retlilence of Father Orlhhle, Ctackentai Co., Jnhn Of
fleld anS Amanda June Vance, ttep-dauphl-r of Wm. Rntei-ll.
D-e. 14. by Rrr. K. R Oeary, J. W. A. aVIIew and Mist L. 0.
Dennlaon,allof Linncnunty.-
. .. . ,- DIED. , .
- In Salem. Jsn. 6, 1164, Knon II. Boon, son of J. TV and M.
J. Boon, of icsrM f-ver, aenl 8 yean, S month, tl days.
, ll-ith, mortals, hush, dry up your u-ars,
Nor for my absence mourn,
Nor vainly blame roy M.ti'c wasi!,
Nor wlih me lo return. row.
In Marlon county, Il-e. ttt, 1 Amoo M. Davis, aged SI
years, monins, ami so oayi. :
,,- Near Sslein, Jan. 1. Adricnna, younreet daurhter of This,
and Jane Rector, ajrr-t S yean, 8 miuithi, and 9 days. M i.
Reoubllcan nleate eony. .. , , k .
I i Jot-jililne cumty. Dec. 17, IS'BI. Klrlrah. dau-hter of
IMnlel and Miry Jenkin., anl rears and 11 months.
In K-nc-nt-City. Jin. 7. Kunicc Rebecca, aife uf Jut. Kline,
afi on years -niu .1 mnntiit, r -
- In Linn cn. Jan. &, of t4iolil fever, Margaret Schooling.
aevil 23yeart,9 moolht, an.) It.laya. a -
a. Jan. 7. of tcarlet lever, carrota' Laritida. riatithte of Mil-
ion ana .aiin.ia n nitron , seen a yeart and s month.. . t
In Albany, Jun.S. t'lara Marls. danrhter of Jscob and Jo
anna C Speenirer.ai.'eill reart.t montht, ,n.tlHayt.
- llec. 6 1, Martha Anii.-ilausbter. of Henry II. ami Isabel C.
Kiik, aL'e,l tyeart and 7,nintil,.t. . i
nec S. Oi-orire-Noe. eon of John ni l Marlada R. Pearl. i
V Pec. T, Amlerton Wntleilge. ton nf Rev. James Pearl.
',. Specia'tNotices. ,
Tha Dytpeptlo. The trlaltaiid euSerlnin el llie lly-rye-nlle
can only he realisnt by thoee so unfortunate aa to be
alUlrted with Dili disease, and yet how many of Uirm tuffer
a.,d continue to t jffer ! Why Uiey do this eo pallenllr. II It
impossible lo tell. " Il may he Irom irnorauce of any! certain
remedy, or It may h- from prejudlee naniiitt the use of a pat
ent me-llctne.e,llooflan0's Merman Biltere hat'nired thoua
aiida of Ibe worst cave of dyspepsia, and each day sdde new
names to the record of Its uaefuincti. lire the Uutetsa trial.
Por aale by all itni.'iiHH ami dealer! In me-llcinet, f iwV,
t tT.lrss's Auesioa Ataisir Is now ready for delivery,
tralit. nl Smith A lllvlt', P.irlland. Oreeon, who, are happy
lo u,.le'll that 'call fur Ihem Every family thouM have
and keen II, u bookfli liiworth hirlnt cumpntlnt muck
grnersl information of great value. It gtvea the best Ii elruc
lion for llie cure of preraleol complalnts.athat'ot 'can get
anywherel-llt aneclolea alone are worth a bnthel of wheat,
and ut medical advice- It toiuetlmetworth to the tick tho
wheat't welchl In gold. m Many of the medical almanacs are
Irs.h, hut Hi I. it . ,l,.t metal ft In calrulalloot are made pur
p..,.y f..r tint latitude and are therefore correct. Call and
get airAycr'l Almtnac, and when got, keen U.tseaw In.lo '
Il Bavolultontaea th iyatom. One ol the erand
marvelt in mnllcal telenet It Ibe rapidily wllk which Uais
VW.' tAasieiaiUI rev-ruitt the ttrenelh of hrohM In.
valid. Experience elnue can enable the alek to realise lie
effect in cai-l of general debility. No matter lo what tlate of
physical nrotlraitoe, the patient may have betu reiluced,
Rrlttol't s-irtapartlla will recutwrale him. Somi phyalclaiia
nare tiitrnirl me tnj-cttan ut ,urt blud ,,iu ih ,
the tick, but this polenl reel native coareru every drop of
blo.l to the patieol'l body Into a llvl-ig Ionic, eaiable of
lewllng neo itrengtb lo the imitelea, Ibe nervee, Uit Homack
and the whule antmal machinery. Let no weakling despair
of living to a good old age, tor in Una preparatlno exlatt a
..,, ,.T,e, wnien win eetiore ine aireiigui ol the fe-blett.
in ni pm.inei Ol III imilVIHI. ItTetl
voneiipanoa o' ua Bowrala. How many of oar dt
laena are mffvrlng from thii titease, and eapecllng to be
cored by IKe ate of violent purgatives wbb-h debilitate Ibe
aytteen. and eaeae a return of the dleewse with Inrreaeed aa
pertly t II H uol bellee to have a rentedv Dial will eoe. h.
giving Uraturia and vigor to Ike enwrls. enabling there lo
perform Iheir rancllooa la a aataral eaaiiaevf Swcharewte
dy la HooSand't German B llert, It will not puree you, but
by Ha irreal lavlgorulng and tonle propertka, will tire yoav
tytteta a lone Dial wUI eoal.Mi II to perform all lie ta net una
la a vlgoeous atet natural Banner, for wale by all drugritlt
" - i- ... tot. o4l
MOTH KliS! MtlTHEKSII
Post fail t promrw Un. W,atte'e 8oaVtia 6V
rww for CMdm Tettkinf. '
i ma vatuantt nrenaratiita ta lha prewcriptioa of
i inw orat irmaee nnvatriana and notwt in ik. t'.... j
J'lot-a. and Iim Iksv aoeej lor thirty yaatrt witk aever
,. aaueav auea oanxwaa OV aulllune Ol BKKhert Btlel
. m.ioiwii, irwaa uiw iroore ictl'it u4 oim work oM to Uto
adult.
It not only rolievwe thetkild froea pain, bat Inviira
rtnea tha aKmurh and bowels. arreru aenjitv, and
give, time and enervv to too wboes tvMem ll will
o"aw. luouuniy rrinvva
Griatajr ia fas DowWa, aaat H,md Cttit.
ettv in the i orW. ia all raaet of .M ,,,.
rtew ia t'Mra. hUir a aritws froea Teething
I all rhroriHHwj for atimr will aremnparir ea bolt to.
Sorea (reoains anhMa the far eitaila of t'l tmt 4 I'la-
las. New T'rk, ia get tho Outaw. wnswa?er.
8,dd by all MrdtrirM Dealer. Irtu,ijad tlftew, 41
tVy Strawt, New Vork frtaw 0 ii Cctt swr
Kedinrtoaftra.4lnate.4lt Frost St.flaa Fran
cir. Agents t-aulpwnaa. twjl
A iiettlertril CMitvh, I'iiI'I, an Itrllnti-il or
S ,ri- Tlir"iit. If Blluwe'l t iir-sr'-M, ri-siiite
in r p.ilmnnsry, llrnnrhlai aiel Aslli-
iin.lic l)l.rii,l ,,tt,iiilmi-i Inciirslilo.
ItltillVN'il IIIUINIMIMI. Tll t:llK8 rcnih
Hi. ir,i-li-.l hurls. anil slveahimst
COL0S,
iniMinlulc n llit. ' Unoichit:i, Asilima,
'uu 1 i..i.,rh. ami C,imini.llie C'liislia, tlio
JTTT,. ... ii, -Inl I'jlillo HlirsVere and SllliTl sliouM
IZZr'JZ d,n,.nS..,ren1rtl.enll..v.l.. Military
tm'm t i-l S era ho ov(rt the voice, ami are ..po-'d
m.'u'hVn chanm shool.1 ..' U.n- '-'" J
hir Drown'a llromtlila TrncM" havloa Plllr.o tO'lr
efflraoi "be a tret .,f many yetrs. are hlithly reoonimend.it
etnraoy oy '.,.' ... .,,.. i i ,. Army.anO
jiiii nrenrriDrn iy i-nj i.n. .. - -
iTove receives lesllioi.ulals Irun. many '" .....
R..IU l,y all UnmsUll aim ui'sitre '"'""" -"'::.
Stole. 10 inet rurelmi o.iiinlrlei, at W da. iw
Anentl lor 1,'allforula, Bodm(luM S Co., Pun n"-
AOaaeorPlowrlay Ourod.-Tniy, OrawfoftI Cimnt,
Peim., Nov. I, KWMesirl. A. L. avlll Oo.-ents 1
My ron has hfen suhjeel fnr some nintiths iislt to Pleurisy ,
atlfnited with pain In llie llile, anil waa vlc enlhf trken will.
It In the lilKhl. 1 hart tome of Or. Baker's FAIN I'ANAtBA
Ihstl iirorured of your ascnl in HayllelJ. I five sun e
ili.ee ami hslheil lite elile. as ier dlmcllons, anil It eased tlio
tialn, and allor three application! the pain oesied, and I
have heard no ciim.loliil since. I consider the Panacea a
medicine Hist every lauilly should have, nml ulie that I do
not wish to Iw without. V,iuii,rrspectfully,
0. MORSE.
Redlniton a Co., gule Aenls, 4I and 419 Vrolit street,
San Franctico. 8w
OHO. H. CIIAKCS.
Nmllh c CJmnoe,
Hurgtcnl and Mechanical
DENTISTS.
COMMERCIAL ttreet, Salem, have removed their
office from Htttle- street to Oritwolii't brtrk, and
nro now huurtiiui arlillcial teeth hi any and u of the
Into Improved styles, Including Vulcanite, t'omlito,
Attilitu' base, duel, as well us gold, nsing no clnspa
whntsvor, lliimn destroyers of the nutnml teeth bctnu;
utterly discanied in their prnctice.
I'ui'i ou ur itlteotiou given to umonsesi i 1110 guiiie
mid iaws . also, to the regulation of children I
1 toelli.
Teeth Inserted from one lootn to n inn tot,
(.tp" All operations wnrttmieo.'
r".l iw Unwind! ! '
STUAYED from tlio" upper part of Fronrh -
Hrulrio, en the lfah lieo.f two Hllies.lono X2X
brit'lit sorrel, 4 years old. 14) bands hitrh . blao i'ace,e
white hliiil,fool,heiivy set Also. riiirksbrown, li .
hands high; 3 veurs old, light form, white hind foul
Tlio Under will receive tlio above reward by applying
tit IlnrWu's liable, Salem, or C. K. HTKWAHT, 81'
Louh ' awtSpaM
Nlnte of Oregon.'cniinty of Douglas,"" -a
TO DANIEL COOK Yon ate hereby noiitlen that
a writ of-attachment liasMicun issued agiiiiist you
and'voitr'properly to'sutisly tlio'domaiid ofiThomas
Ilallv. amoiiiiling to llliv nonars. now.ntuosa
von sliall annonr before Levi Kent, o Justice of the
Veace in ntid for aaidconiitv, afbis office m.Mkton
precinct, on tho 17th tiny of reh'tutryr loot, at 1 o cik,
p Ill.TJililglllcnt w ill ue i-enocrco ugiuoni j",i iiiwi yuur
properly sold to satisfy judgment and cools of suit.
Hated tins the -inu uny 01 necomoor, i.
fCwaid" ' " ' T. IIATTy.
, I. ,SIioi iff Sale.
BY VIRTUE of an execution from the county court
of Marion canity. Suite of Orea-on, in favor of
W.ll. ltcclor untl anainst II. J.'Ooer.'oiitl' to ine di
rected hv the clerk of said court .'for want of personal
property? I have levied pon anil w ill proceed to tell
to the blithest bidder for onslt in bund, at the court
bouse door in Siilein.'in Murion'ronnlv.'Stiitn of llr-'
eiroo, on KATl'ltDAV; lite IItii oav or FKIIRUARY,
18114, Imlween the honrsof!) o'clock am. and 4 o'clock '
p m of snid day, all the rintit, title, and interest of the
taid II. J. Oeer, deft, ill ati'l to the following- described
real nroperlv, to wit : Ut No. a'ln'HIock No. 41), in
the city of elulcio, as recorded on the plat of said city,
in the Itccorder'i oflice of llurion county, Htate of
Oregon, toiicthcr',w ith the oppnrtonancet thereonto
helongitig, to be lobi to satisfy taid executioa, inter
eat, costt, uud neojuimr coeit.
, -SAM'i. IIEADIUCK, Sheriff.
Salem. Jan. II, mil, 4w45
- Admiiiisttrntor's lolic.
NOTICE it hereby given that Jan. T. Crnmp, ad
niitiislralor of ilto cslalo of Turner Cramp, tlec'd,
lias Hied his accounts-praying a final settlement of the
same. Therefore, Monday, the 1st day of February,
Irkll, fins been ant apart bv the court for the hearing
of the tame, at the court house in Salem
;- - JOHN C.J'KKHLES,
Salem, Jan. 4, JRfi l-4'45 ' County Judge.
""" Eslate of IT Triliif f Dec'd."
NIlTICK is hereby givan that, the undersigned has
been appointed 'urlmiuistnilrix of tlte estate of tha
late Silas T. itiges. No. 1, tlerenoed.-. All persons hav
ing claims against said estate are rennested to present
them within six ntontbt from thit date to the under
igoed, nt her residence in folk oomitv. Oregon.
SUSAN M. 'IIKIGS,
Jan. II, IRM-4w4S ' - Administratrix.
rtiiiil Srtllrmenl.
Estate of Francis P. ilolilriilge, deceased.
ON this 5lh day of Jannry,'lR64, comet Franeis
Molilridn, ailniinislrulor of the estate of Francis
P. Ilolilriilge, deceuaed,lute of Yatnhill, county, Or
egou, and iu the county court of said county files his
account for the final setllctnent and dioti ihiition of snid
estate. It It therefore ordered, thut Friday the fifth
dav of February, IHIil, be sot apart for the hearing of
said petition, mid tho final settlement of said estate, ai -the
court house in Ijtfavctte, in the county and Htate
aforesaid, at which time nnd plnee all peraoiu inter
ested nro nolilied to appear. - - -
Hy order of J. w. uiiiv iv, to. jnnga.
S. C. ADtNt, tilerk. 4w4opd
Finiil Scltlcmciit.
Estate of Muiy E. Dawson,' deceased.
OX lliii 4lh day of January, 18K4, cotnei William
Inwson. executor of thii hint will and tettittuoiit
f Mury E. Dawtou, docctued, aud pretentt and files
his account uud tiotil setilcinuttt sheet, and prnyt for
lltuil sellletnelil and distrilmlHOi of said estate. It is
therefore ordered that Friday the fifth day of Febrav
nry, Ic&J, be tot apait for the hearing of aaiil petition,
nml the Ii mil settlement of snid ealato, at tlio oottrt-
house iu Lafnyeite, in the county and .Slate aforesaid,
at wliicb time and plaee ull persona interested are no-
tineu loipiicar. nr orucr of i
J.W. COWLS, CaJiuW
8 C. Adams, Clerk.- 4w4opd
To the Public.
IWOl'LD hereby call the attention'nf tht public to
the ait that on tha tint of May. I Hi'. I, they will bo
called upon bv the L'nilod Slates Aeeeiuvirs, to rank
statement of Income for the year lsti:i, and ua tha year
IHtkl is just ended, it would lie well "for every otto to
make up his uccounta for said year, while everything
is Irrsli in hie memory, and lie retely to make state
ment when culled ltp.ni hy the AmHanor. r
-a L'nder the ruling ol the C'ominijtajoiior of Internal
Krvenne, pomma can only deduct expenses for ro
patrs, etc., from Ibe aiilouut received from the nmo
pntpt'rty on wftich such expenditures have been made.
For instance a pert in receives $.'o(l for ron't: baean
use of thut amount all lltaf it ueceasory to repair tilch
properly from w liicli"Kiils were dorivetj. The tamo
rule applirt tn MenmbMils, sawmills, and other like
property i bul all moneys derived from interest on
notes, bonde, mortgages, and from diriilends, must be)
returned aa iucome. altliimgh a portion ur ,lbe whole
bas liven expended in repairing boildinga,iitetiboata.
etc. '
If persona i prcjire their aceonnta nod atala
nirnta showing uninunta received and the tource from
wiienrc derived, amount exicodcd. and for what pur
poiw.'then with the forms nnd blmiki wltjch will lea
lurnislicd Ihem by the Attestor, a correct return cin
beinndo- TIIOS. FKAZAlt. .
V. S. Ataetaor fur Oregon.
Portland, Dee. 31, 103. 4w4A
CLAIMS OF ALL KINDS
ACAINSY THE UNITED STATES
rKlIXEt TKD by C. M. CAKTEK, who leaves for
V Wssliiugton on tha ljh inst , to return in a short
lime. All persona having unsettled claime-in tha auil
itor't ottit'o for one ortwo venrs, may exie early
puytnrni therefor by empowering him lo collect I'.m
aanie. . .
J.8. Smith Eh., of Salein';' Oregon, It hit author-
lieu agent to receive and rorwHrtl all claims to htm at
Washington, U. C " ltnl5
. m
A FAVORITE REMEDY.
yE BELIEVE KO MEDICINE
In the world bas aver given such aitonlsblug
proof of its cffli-ary at Dr. Vllllom Haifa
Rnlaam for Iks Lauga. In catetof se
vere Cougbi, Brourhitit, and incipient
C0NSC M ITION, tblt Metlicine aclt in tha
moat agceaaible manner, reatonng health
whoa all other reutediea bat s failed. RED
INOTOX at CO .Wholesale Agen 416 and
4IS Front etrewt, Ran Franciaco. taiiatS
IIILl.nATl-lfl.-THIS tBEA8E la
PKODUCt'D BV IJIPtHITT S THE BLOOD,
WllirH CLOf.3 TflE 0a.UT10.V ! AXD
WHERE fWEKE IS PAW IHOW8 THAT a.
TIIWO MUST Br? DOSE TO FREE THE FLUIDS.
SC0VIU78 BIX)Ol) AND LIVER SYRUP IS OSE
OF THE MOST VALUABLE ATI.ER AT1VE3 BE-
FortK THcrfm-'c rr willcarrt out or
TH EST STEM ALL IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD
AND I.F.AVE THfc FLUIDS ACT1VK. TUE BLOOD
AND LIVER SYRUP 1IA8 LTRKD THE WORST
KND OF KHECat ATIHI. REDINOTOM it CO..
WHOLESALE AOENTS, 41, AND 41S, FRONT
mTHEET, SAX FRANCISCO, AXD KOI SALS
EVERYWHERE. laU
BltOWN'S
rjnONCHIAL
TROCHES
l' is
C'UOIIS
1st,
II. SMITH.
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