The Oregon statesman. (Oregon City, O.T. [Or.]) 1851-1866, January 18, 1864, Image 3

Historic Oregon Newspapers

The Oregon statesman., January 18, 1864, Page 3, Image 3

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About The Oregon statesman. (Oregon City, O.T. [Or.]) 1851-1866 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 18, 1864)

Prev Page of 4 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (4.0 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 4 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextKA.S'.'KIt'IN MiWH. From California papers, by tho steamship Orriron s The Alalia ma Malting for the Pacific. C'iiicaoo, Jan. 8, ' Hpoei I dispatches from Washington my: The fact the Aliiliniim is holiuved tu bo making her way towards tho l'a ifio coast lias at last nrnused the attention f both t lie Wnr and Navy Department tn our ilvfunuidea (tit nation there. It in staled liy Cnlifnrniaiis (lint a sin trio ftll-gtin frigate could taint llio harlmrof San t'rancisvn, nr any other harltur tin the coast. Tim Navy Department Inn determined to send two or three men :if-tvnr to that place, at the earliest possible mctment. Senator Conneits linn also sec.irotl from the War Deparlintnt the nsKigimicut of a prominent and able Major General to the l'ucific coast, with several bat teiif of artillery and a small addition to the i.iiifitiitry force. This relievos (icn. Wright. JahTiirniansJiave for miiiio time heen .mailing tir(;eiitvrepieHentationitof the 'need for these changes and reinforcement. rArrwit oruTwlii"!!?' J Special dispulclics frouiLWiiKhinirtoii.sav : Dr. UwiniiTolI!oitoii7eiii)loye'dn,the Trent., uiy Department" Juisieeuftarros1od,jch'ai:ged with having abstracted a largo aiuuuutnf creel'? In.b. 'PI... '..I., .? : ..- .- i .-..i...... A IIU UIII1IUIII. LU&UIJ 18 llUlr Cl USCer- taini'd. ' " Mllltnry Nominations. A large hatch of military i ilnn.tltiiif, most ly promotions, were sent to the Senate yester day. Among them in that of U. S. Grant tn lie Major General in the regular army, dating from the fall of Viukslinrg ; Gen. Thomas to no nrigntiicr uenvrnl in the regular army, tint nig from Cliiokamno.'at Meade, Mcl'hemou iintl Sherman, ti lie llrigadier Ueuerals in the regular army, tho former dating from Gettys burg, the latter from Vicbhurg. . Death or Cnleft B, Smith. Indianapolis), Jan. 8. Judge Caleli H. Smith, of the II. S. District Court, died in this city last night, of hemor rhage of the lungs. ' Removal or Mlllfary Factories South. i ' Washington. Jan 8. Tho Star of this evening says that private information leads to the inevitable conclusion a favorulilo imprison. Dooiittlit also spoke in cnndeiiiiintinii of professed friends attacking tho Administration, llnle reiterated Ms charges of fraud, malfeasance, ete against the Navy Department, while Senator Davis denominated those henators as jackals who endeavored to intimidate an. investigation. European Intelligence. Dates nro to Sunday, December 27th. Thackeray, the author, is dead. Tlio American .Ministers at 1'aris and Lon don are making persistent efforts to prevent tlio ailing of tho liappaliaunock from Calais. The iairus reiuso to tell their rams. . that the rebel authorities are quietly moving their military factories, etc, located at Hich iiioud, to come point in Sooth Carolina. This is the result of Longstroet's failure and ourer . pedition against-Knnxvilli, as our continued occupation ol hast lenneseeo is entirely in oomputihlo with tho security of the rebel occu pation of Richmond ns a chief military depot. Indian ripollatlon Claims from Minnesota ,, Arrest In Sew fork Gold. A special dispatclr from Washington lays: The Commission appointed for the relief of rtifTerer by Indian hostilities in Minnesota have reported 1,940 claims presented and examined. The claims amounted to neaily 82.0(10,000 There was a number of others but the Com iiiisafiiu did not examine them for want of time. Tho Coininissinn awarded tho sum of $1,370, 000. The sum of $200,000 appropriated last session for the immediate relief of the most needy of the sufferers was paid over to 1,400 persons, many of whom were made widows ami orphans by the Indians. Nearly 11,000 wituessea were examined, tho testimony cover ing about 1G.000 sheets of legal foolscap paper. The testimony shows that over 800 meii. wo men and children were hutched by Indians. Tlaiueands were driven from their homesteads anil are now refugees, it being unsafe to return to tho froutiers. It is estimated that $3,000,. 000 will not reimburse the people for tho dam age done. Government holds $3,000,000 of annuities forfeited by the rebellions Sioux, and . it is poposed to use this sum iu payment of the above claims. A N. Palmer, private secretary of Colleolyr Barney, was arrested yesterday and sent to Fort Lafayette. Gold was quoted in New York at 152. Removal of Kcbrl Prisoners. The Times' Washington dispatch s.iys that the removal of all the rebel prisoners confined at various poiuls throughout the loyal States, to within the limits ot Gen. Hutlcr s department, is to commence immediately. Tho rebel offi cers at Johnson's Island will probably be re moved to Fort Delaware, Tho Five-Twenty loan. The balance of the 5 20 loan unsold amoun ted to $45,000,000. No mure will be author ised by tint Committee on Wavs and Means, as Secretary Chase intends tn rely for some time to come on the 3 per ecu", legal lender notes. COXuBKSSIOXAL SEWS. ' . Extension or Uounty Payments. Wahhinoton, Jan. 1(5 Farnsworth, from tho Military Committee, reported a joint resolution rxtcmlins tho boun ties heretofore paid from the 5th January to .Ma ran. A bill was introduced in the Senate yeat.-'Jay restoring tho, "bounty of $500 to $300 until the 15th February, and a bounty not exceeding $100 to persons of African de cern residing in States now in rebellion, during sncli tune ns (lie 'resident may determine ,. Committee on Pacific Railroad. - In the enate to nay, Howard, Collanier. Johnson, Dorian. Trumbull and Sherman wee appointed a Committee on the Pacific linilroad Fropost'd Krpral of Confiscation IUsolu- lion. Howard nfVrrrd A resolution that the Com mittee on Judiciary be instructed to consider the propriety el repealing I lie joint resololioo of July 17, 1SI. relative to the construction o the Confiscation Act, and particular!' so much nf snlil resolution ns purports to prohibit for feiture of real estate beyond the natural life ol tho offender. Objected to and laid over. Adopted Jan. 7th. ,v (all for t nlunterrs. THE OLD HT0KV. The telegraph never gets out of order, the mails suspended, rivurt frozen up, or anything to shut off supply of nous, but rumors of fed eral defeats, and dire disasters, become as plen ty in this region as the fulling leaves of autumn. Tlio strangest part of the thing is that tho cop- heads are always posted. . News of that kind to them beats the mails and, the telegraph nut of all countenance. If it were not for the fact that the rebel news lino never brings any "good news f r H't, .Union, nlrsnch slow.coaches as iniMj, rt. mans nun telegraph might ho mined anmngtlieTruhbioh of fo'gyisin, and nobody would lie Insert i ' .. , i ' Let us see : the telegraph brought ua news, last week, up to January 7th. and. the steamer Oregon brought dates to the 8th' inclusive! in none of whichwas mentioned the nvcritihclming defeat of "Gen. Grant.iit Cliattanuogafaud i.:. " ' ." '.",' , ... , ... 'in uuuiirnui rcireai wwara iasiimut Vet the rebel line got the important iiewsthrongli' in good shape by wuy'of 'a'lcttt? from'Mif uurt. ,t ni. ii i,oigtumg me- reiegrnpn is, not to mention so startling a piece of infnno " tion ! Afraid to give all the facts, probably. Hut confederate nerves aro stronger." They can torn news of that kind bravely, and not love Jeff any the less, or tho Lincoln despotism any tho more. Rut wo really hope, for the salvation nf tho federal nrmiea, the telegraph will resume its wonted labors soon, for tliu Lord only knows how soon this rebel news lino may defeat the army ol the Potomac and march Leo's army over into tlio fatness of the northern grub de pots ; sink all the monitors nt Charleston, nud remove that city to Now York harbor ; turd the Mississippi up stream and sink the Chicago platform ; save tho Union as it is and the Con stitution ns it was, and all that sort of thing From all sich, good Telegraph deliver us. Mr. k ,m W AHIN?iTON.Jau 7j Howe offered a"ivsiilutiiitlmt the Pres ident hercnuested m call'iintj 000.000 (Volun teer fonincly'days. tiifenrry freedom to every capCiV04iuathe frebel prisons ;' and that Gen. Grant he assigned to the command of said troops. fTho resolution "-wai referred to the Military Committee, and ordered printed. - Reference of Bounty Resolution. The hill for the continuation of bounties to volunteers, and the Message of the President, with the p;iers accompanying the same, were referred to the Finance Committee, with the understand; ig that it should he early reported tin. The Senate then considered the amend ment; to the Kuiolbueul Act, all of winch ers adopted, except the one repealing the J '500 commutation, which not tn ho acted on here ' after. Resolutions or Thanks. Wahiiisoton, Jan. 8. In Ike Senate to dor. Wilson ren rted hack the joint resolutions nf thanks to Gen. Hooker, , bis officers and men -Sprngae reported and introduced a resolution of tbaake to llurnside. his officers and men Nesmilh introduced a resolution of thanks to Gto. Thomas, his officers and men Debate ei the m Commutatloi Clause. A debate followed on t:. t-'iOO commutation clause. Lane, of Indiana, advocated its repent AViUoo opMu-u, ami said that he believed the country wtuld suslaiu him. He llnught that the term of service should lie reduced from three years to eighteen months. No action lakea. Kedurlng Pay or Military OfOrers. - A bill was intrndtirrd in the Senate, reducing th jtV of military oflicers. Of nwjur generals, $ 4.0(J on fniy and $3,000 on leave; ot bng SMlierw 1.200 on dnty and $i5IH) on leave ; sf uhmels, $2.8(10 un duly and $2.1i 0 ou leave. 1 The sjtwer gradt-sto berresptiudiiigly reduevd. Iicltlnr Bebate-Conoesi Pltrhrs Into Hale. The most elcilinr debate of tlie session eo- eond to dav. Cnoneea attacked Hal tr Doincslic IK'ibin. . ..Kik'lit men arrived iu this city vestcrdnv afternoon, having walked and broken a trail through tho snow from within six inilns of tlio Dalles. 1 lia steamer Malm Ml the Unties early last Tuesday nioruiiig, for tho Casenilos, but after proeeedinff f far ns Gray's Point, six miles, she encountered go mtichic.3 that the Captain deemed it nuvisiinlo to put rack, winch ho according ly md. Uriv'onian lWi um. . There is a rumor afloat in our town brought by a gentleman from the north, of an iuternKliu adventure had by ex-Guv. (1. K. Driirgs. of Kostt- burg. I ha story runs thus : ! he liovcruor was 'cturntnp from atrip to the northern mires on horsetiaek.nnd armed with a double barrelled shot gun. A stronger of pleasant address overtook him and for' Some time they journeyed together, tho Governor rather oujoyimr tho society uf the stranger. - Arriving at n spring they alighted to refresh tliomselve.v the stranger started oft, af ter requesting the Governor, to await his return. w lulo waning, the uovernor accidentally diseov ored that his gun was not shotted. Ho thought it strange, but was still nnsuspeoting of foul play. He, however, loaded his gun with buckshot, and ns his companion had not returned, started on his way alone, lie naa proceeded out a snort distance when his friend stepped out . into the rosd and witii phtol aimed at him demanded his money. The Governor replied by cocking his gun, at which the friend burst into a loud laugh and exclaimed, "Shoot and bo d d !" itriggs obeyod this polite request by letting drive botli both barrels at the rosea) with such terrible ctlect as to almost toar , his lioad from his body, 'i'lio Governor had rather the best uf that joko. Hen liucl. ..Wo are informed by our worthy enrolling officer, ('., W. Savage, that tint number of men enrolled in Jackson comity of tlio first class is im: uf llio second class, lol. lutal, uTJ. lb. ....Lemuel Pruet, who was shot in this place some time since hy the ninii Collins now lying in tin county jail, died one day this welt. Ho at one time was recovering, hut by drinking liquor opened Ins wound nlicsli, nud caused his death. lotil. ....The Daly Gold and Silver Mining Compa ny Inst Tuesday elected the following officers : D. F. Bradford. C. S. Rubbins. P. C. Schnrlei jr., John MeCrnkeo, and .losiah Myrick. 1). F Bradford, President, and J. Myrick, Secretary. l no loiumina i,uiu and Oliver Mining Conibany hnvo elected tlio following officers s Directors, J. C. Ainsworlb, T. A. Davis, John McCrskeu, E. W. Tracy and H. D. Green. John McC'raken was elected President and T. A. Davis Secretary. ....The Oregouian lias""ttie following oiicoor aging account of the prnceoding of the Mercant ile Librory subscribers at Portland : On Tuesday evening the subscribers lathe Mercantile Library Fund met iu goodly numbers ut the United Slates District Court ;Ituni, and t-tTi-cted a temporary organization by calling Hon. M. 1". Deady to the chair nud sppoiniiug II. II. Knspp, Kq . S -cre-tury. Tho amount siiliscrili .-d upon tlie iaper circulated by L. H. Waketiold. Ksq , is !,ooj and lie has the 'promise of moro so soon as it is ccrtnin theffeort will be successful. '"A resolution was introduced that no inooevs tie expended for any porpos,: mmiinesuoscripiljns n?rtcnsa fo-, UtK).. Th.i resoluiiou. was very properly tabled ' soaie disr.ussiuu.a,coiiiaulteovof nvu was appoiiile'lto report thi basis upon which a per maiient organisation simuiu be rnerteo, and tlie niooting adjourned subject tu t tie call uf that com mittee. . r , Oveiilookrd. In Mr. Dickinson's church sta tistics of Salem, no mentioa was made of the amount subscribed for the erection of tlio Catho lie church. Wa are informed Ihat over $',0u0 was contributed by citisens and most of it has been paid. It is a neat little church and an orna ment to the lows. ..Mr. liruiin, tho landlord of the Port Lud low ( W. T.) Motel, was slabbed by a man named Kelly, Dec. !25lh, and died tho next day. liruiin was attempting li eject Kelly from the hotel. . Arritav at tiik Hank Exi'iuxur.. Yester day morning enrly.au alfrny occurrod at the Dank Exchange nalooo, between James It. i.apiisns, onnV'of tlie proprietors of the Oro Fino Saloon and James Dnbson, keeper of a rondo tahlo at the llnnk Eiehagn, In which the former was shot through tlie fleshy part of both thighs, and tho latter had the front part of his pantaloons cut with a carving knife. The difficulty gruw out of a game at which tho parties had played during the night at the Oro Fino, the eominoiu'onient of which broke up the game, happens was taken enro of and is not regarded as in a dan gerous condition. Dobsan was arrested and ta ken before tho recorder.who discharged him upon his own recognizance to appear tor examination this morning at 11) o'clock. If Dame Komor is entitled to credence, the shooting was done in self defense, and under circumstances rcnectlng great credit on Dobsnn, for courage and magnanimity. urefTonian, l.ith. The hull of the steamer E. D. Baker, has been pumped out and raised. lb. 1 '' ....Linn and Polk counties have paid their quotas of Revenue tax Into the State Treasury in coin. ....Dr. L. S. Skiff, dontist, of this place, has lately procured from the onst one of Perkui's pat ent dental chaii's, at a cost of $230,which is some thing of a cariosity. It combines two patents, Perkins' and Strntton's. By a ball. and socket adjustment, jthe upper part of the chair can be inclined in any direction to an angle of 43 de- grees, and secured In any given position by a double screw clamp, nnder the control of the op orator's foot. By turning a little crank, the seat can be raised or lowered without moving any other part of the chair. The foot-stool can be adjusted iu the same manner. The bead rest is also raised or lowered by a crank and is so ar- ranged as to be moved backward, furward, or sideways. J-The chair is of Rosewood, carved, and is a most elegant piece of furniture, aside fromlts perfect convenience. , No. part of tlie ninchinoryjs in sight. The peculiar excellence of the chair is, that the subject can, without the least Irouble.'bo put in any'posUiuu most conve nient for each of the operations of tlie dentist. ..r.Tho Union League of Butto precinct nist Doc. 9th and raised a contribution of S1, to tho Sauitury fuud.Tho'League will meet monthly fur the same purpose, till the war closes. si ....Wo aro informed that a number of oxpress packages amounting to about fl.bw) in diistaud coin supposed to have been abstracted from the box between Salem nod Albany a year ago last September, have recently beeu Tuuml among'the I, ..,-.1 nn ii. a ... ' ' n t t.. trJtrT?! !T, nt Albany, whero they havo sajolyjain since that time. It is presumed they were, accidental- placed among the hardware and overlooked when the box was closed. .Thus ends a mystery of sixteen months standing. i ...James Dobson, for shooting James If. Lap pens, at Portland, was fined by the Recorder $25 and cost of proceedings. ( a i- w ...The (Irrgoninn says tho 0,500 boxes apples shipped bonce to California per steamship Oregon lust trip, closed out at prices ruling from $1 10 to $'i go, according to kind and condition. ...Capt.. Mcdorem Crawford has been or dered East, and dvpartod on tlie steamer Oregon, ONE WAY TO I'NITK 18. Thero was a tlonl nf troth expressed iu a speech inndo nt tho Union meeting held at Little Rook, Arkansas, on the 31 at October. It was spoken by mie Fishhook, an old gentle man of somo looal distinction, who was ft mem ber of the Convention which voted Arkansas out of the Union in 1801, and whose opposition to tho fatal measure of secession caused him to lie driven from tliu Stat'.. His argument, or rather plain and homel; talk to his fellow oiti oitizens rested upon this ground. that the South wns w'..,illy igunrunt of tlio condition and sen timent of the North and that if it had not been it could never have committed so suicidal an act ns secession. Fishhack said : "A native nf Virginia, and an old resident of this State, I have heen of you The same direction has been given to my prejudices. I was taught to believe, and I (lid believe, that everything manufactured in New England was made to cheat with ; that the religion or tho people was hypocrisy ; that their touch was contamination. Fellow citizens, I have been welcomed at the houses of the rich an exile, without a decent coat td my back, or money in my pockef I have always met with the warm est Southern hospitality at the houses of their middle classes ; nud, my fellow citizens, in one sonso nf the word they have do pour. I have walked with awe aud ond a condemning con science through tlio school houses found at ev ery vomer of a cross road. I saw her barren hills covered with plenty ; I saw her sturdy sous every one of tliein an educated man -hasten to shonlder their mus kets and place themselves in the ranks of the defenders of their country; and I heard them make excuses for the South much in the spirit that a kind elder brother would for his wild vounger brother nud I disooverud.as you have that they are not cowards. And, follow citi zens. New England is representative of tlio Iv.orth." He concluded by saying that there wns no power on earth or below it that ooulu destroy this government: for twenty-millions of peo ple like those of New England have declared that this Union must and shall be preserved." Now it seeius to us that this is much ueurer the truth, nud likely to do uinic good, than tho foul abuso which Heyinuur, Cm and Brooks am Iu the habit'of pouring upon New England. An old writer asserts that no luun thoroughly hates another after lie has oncu seen him, which is ii u exaggeration of tlio truth that we uru moro apt. to like (those we know than those we don't kuow'Thu same remark applies to tliu differ- vul parts uf our country. The moro they shall ooine to understand each other the more they will like each other; and when that monster slavery shall luvc been destroyed, we shall co alesce with a deeper f internal feeling than we have'evor before manifested. iV. Y. Evening , Tub Latest Dkmociutio I'LATroitsi. Kntitu Wuati.m danuv ,,nili., tin, tltintiu'rntii I with n new set of resolutions, adapted to tho changed order of things', since tlu elections. We expect to see it quite generally adopted hy Ihe.copperfii'fs ofjthia State s IWareas, dimocrisy (inrishes best wen it successful ; aud warcas. it is a tender flower EABTKltN NEWS.'," abrfsinj the Nary Department, and said that oil the attaclis ny incmu oi ine au- ; - The Trustees of the Odd Fellow's Lodgs in Salem, advertiM fur such information as will enable them to make up a euniplute register of interments in their cemetery. Persons who have buried friends in the cemetery will confer a favor by attending to Ike matter without delay. ....The Time of the Pita. Inst, says $2,300 have already been subscribed for tlie Mercantile Library fund, of Forthuid. - SamtauT FrXDRecKilTS. From the Oregoa City Sanitary Soeiety, by W Hsrlow, Esq., $ tfl, 2f ; from United Congregation, Oregon City, col lected Jautiarr 10th, by Ret. ii. H. Atkinson $.10, 4o; from " Monthly Cash," Portland, $." H. Bush, Cascades, $" Total, (coin) $ii),70. A. HOLBUOOK. We occasionally Cud a "greenback cuss" who, after reading vur paper a year tr two, pay ua in legal tender notes at par. a have a list of such fcllo-vs and find that oine out of ten are noisy ppetheads. We don't object to the grtea baiks buss that style of fdiuwi.for if it were not for the pleasure of cheating us out of a few cents they probably wouldn't pay us at ail. ....(tlx kuudredand uinaiy dollars were stolen from the bouse vf K. D. Murfordjacksoo county. rovciiily. ....The Salem Sanitary Aid Society giro an other entertainment neit Friday evening Moo res' Hall. A fine progiaaima ii adrartisad Tin e&ifte of the Managers in behalf of onr on - m:... A .. ., . k. .J,J 1 1, attacks bv friends of the Ad- i "" "-. i, tvuiawao. " . .. .I. a. ..JlU..I.I. t ..., mium m oonr dangerous matt llmse ol ishh u,. r""- em enemies. This first spees-h of C'ouuws created j bav a full boose. News of Jan. 4th, condensed from tho dis patches : .-.","' 1 lit Japanese government has agreed to pay tho uluim of $10,000 damages for intercepting tho steamer Pembroke, last year. . . ..A Mex ican schooner, the Raton del Nilmo, laden with He, sugar, peroussiou cniis, cVc, was cap tured off Padre Island. Dec 3d '..."Only 00.000,000 of tho fi-liO loan remains nntnkeu. The loan is tu be kept open .Humors of tho enemy's operations in the Shenandoah are believed to he exaggerated. About six or sev en thousand cavalry nud infantry under Fitz Hugh hoc, hurly and liiilmden lire said to be near Woodstock and Mount Jackson. They make on occasional dash toward Winchester. It is not believed they arc noting Iu concert with any general movement Jan. 4th, a very important seizure of Confederate hoods and Treasury notes, to tho nim uut of 7 000.000 was made in New York city by U. 8. Marshal Murray nud detectives. A large, quantity nf plates, dies nud machinery was seized. sThe parties were arrested Mayor Guullier as sumed his ollice to-day. Opedyke, upon retir ing, was escorted to bis lioiul by fc 'onicession and baud nf initio. He delivered nu'ttddreas and ojitsiderable festivities were indulged in. Tin city debt is stated by (junther -to .lie $,000.000 The weekly ;;bank ""state; incuts show an increase f liiuua of $'j, 2110.000: decreasu id" ' specie $-'lf30.0UO ;.iu-ori-nso of deposits, sV!:i,IX) (...". ..'Archbishop Hugh did not die as stated. on tho 2d.Ho survived until Sunday evening, the 3d The conspiracy to release rebel -prisoners Jiy an exped.tion from Canada isnfliciully noticed iu a report by the rebel Scoreturyuf the Nuvy. He savs an expedition ol that sort was organ ized on the Lukes, hot was frustrated. hy the Canadian authorities. .". ""ThivSpeciaUcom- mittio of tho House will report atax nf 70 cents on whisht ;.iuxiiiiiiMucc aim pn-trull-urn "ill ,bej doubled : $I0) ilLbe4iin- posed on banks, insurance companies and mer- ntilengenc(es ;fjiin "vessels ol 'olUtons biirilieii,-ninlL.o.on rnehlndditionaJ. hundred ins ;i$IOjo.:20 ini.lionriliiigJiooscs : $-1 on and draymen and cartiuen and $10, on con veyances. - , . t.jcwa or jaiinary.stn. t . 'A - - Caiuo, Jan. 5. Adelegation'ofiironiineut citizens of'Arkan- sos'arriveihist night etiroate fiirWashiugton to iiiiiiuuu i,o unit niuii- li ii-vuiiiv up it'isiuiiii in the' Uuion, They say that three-fourths of iewh"le population favor it. .?.v. cry cold rather lias been experienced on tlie Mississip pi river.'afcThc temperature at Memphis, Jaji- nry 1st. was VP below zero; at Cairo it was 10. Several soldiers were frozen to' death at slnnd No. 10 and in the neighborhood of Ft. 'illinv... .".Forrest's guerrillas have orossed tlie Iciliiessic line going South. Little dam age was done tn the Atlantic aud Western rail- road when t hoy crossed it. Urierson is iu pnr suit of tln iii......ln tlie Confederate Congress en the ii-iili ult..a bill to prohibit brokers, bank rs and all ether persons concerned in trade, having or selling the currency of the United Stats, nnder penalty of a fino of from $500 to $'0,000 and imprisonment for three months to three years, and the bill Ihat no person shall he exempted Irotn military service lr reason nf having luruisued a tiili'ttttite.pn-sed the llnose. ..A rebel correspondent of the Kiehiuond Knuuirer savs the conlederates loss by Aver- ill's raid in West Virginia was heavy. in bacon, corn, leather, and other property..,. 1'he Ex nminer, publishes the story ol the capture of lint prisoners, with their linrtrs and Avenll'e Adjutant Oeneral, logithtr with a complete man of ten or fifuen counties. Averill makes no mention of it in his reports. Probably canard uf the Examiner's.... The rebul Geu Green, who figured in the Texan war for in dependence. IS reported dead. ..... Itorusides resignation has again been withdrawn Geu. Stimeman has heen assigned to duty as chief uf cavalry in tlie Went. CAI.tmltNIA AND UUKUliJI II AILKOAI. The following resolution was adopted ill tlio California Legislature, Dec. 19tb. Retnhtd. by the Senate of California, the Assembly concorn-g. That our Senators in t'ongrrsa he instructed and onr Itepresentativcs requested to use their Influence to procure the earlr rnusageof a law granting National assis tance in right of way, grant of land and bonds. to the companies about to undertake the con structinn ul said California and Oregon Had road, in the same manner as aid baa hereto fore been extended to the Ceutral Pacific Kail Mad Company. 1 and don't bare tliu cliillin Irosts uv adversity much i. nud wereas, tho peeple hev abode by 'the pekoolycr stile of ther yotin that they don't j liko Jk'ullandiggnm tier his, prinaipplos i and I wnreasT'the peeple is ur'moar yuso lo us thau i VnllandigBUiu ! therefore, lie it . ' j Hesolved.'That Vullaiidigguin never was a reprcseniiitiv uvjno ainioeratlo ijee. ' ; id-solved, mat wo (lo not endors Ins vews I nr approve his aotsnnd never did. 4 tUesolved.lThut iiiiiet old A. Liiikiu, by nr- restin uv him, and thereby forsm-uv us into coinniittin polittklc suosiuu by iiominutiii uv ill i tn . wtiz gilty of a been us oK . i, ltesolvod,' That we aiiuez luuoh coisarned nbuut.our Imbis corpiisses ez wu ivuz uluro the elecshtiil. JIU t,. ' . . ( ltuaolved, That the war for the Union must f;o on, until its eiieinis is subjoogatid, and the tanner, uf liuty, and 'glory vnves over every stait and tholimocratui coimnittiis uv tho va ; rius slaits be requested to proouoor a sullislieut number uv baiuiurs, and nppint sub-committis lo wuve em. 1 , t Hesnlved.That we are in favor of subjooga sheu.eniausipashen, confiscashen, IHXushen, cuncripsbeii, exteriiiinashcn. nigger enlist "inents, and of ther is any thin else the people t desire, let em write (pontpade) and weel pass the ueoessary resolueUciis. A FKW f ACTH M0DKNTLV STATED. The Aiiierio.au people are now carrying on the greatest civil war the world ever raw. We are sustaining over a million of men in tlio government service. We aro supporting tliir tv four thousand rebel prisoners taken in bat tle. Wo havo just contracted to feed and clothe all the prisoners whom the rebels have taken from ns. we leea all the rebels tn those portions of tho Confederacy which full into onr possession. Ill inuny cases, as at .-New Orleans the rations Issued to starving rebels exceed in number those issued tn our soldiers. Wo have assumed alnio.it the entire charge of tho black race. Two hundred thousand contrabands aro now provided for within our lines. Wo havu established schools lor the picauinnics, and are teaching them to road and write, and cypher and sew. We work all the plantations which the rebels have nbandoned. We spend about aa much in philanthropy as in fighting. We havo almost ?s ninny missiona ries aa generals. We sent provisinna not only to onr own poor and tho poor rebels, but also tn Ireland and to- the starving operatives of England. Seldom before havo the uecessary cruelties of war aud the beautiful charities of poaoe walked so olosoly hand in hand. Wo are building a tremendous irrm-ciaii navy lor ourselves and another for Italy. Wo aro feasting and feting the whole Hussian navy nt Now York and San Francisco and, although the fleet oame here for gunnery practice, the Admiral say that ha lias not yet found time to nro a shot. About two millions ol dollars, in cluding dresses and diatuoud', havs been ex pended upon these testlvities. I alien in con nection with the facta above atated. this will give somo idea of onr wealth and resources. At the same lime we liberally pnlmnize the drama, the opera, the arts and the sciences. We aend many vessel tn ngnt, out we also send out exploring expeditions to tlio North 1'ole. ;'.'"' Our discoveries and inventions Ih tho art of war are changing the military and uavnl sys tems uf all Eurnpn. , We have oannou against which fortifications are as fragile as paper, and ships whioli are almost impregnable to the heaviest shot, ; i'ulaski and Sumter are batter ed down off hand, nnd onr monitors abed shot as a duck sheds rain.' No European navy is nf any acommt in comparison with nor own, and no European fortress is aecnro if wo choose to attack it. To take Gibralter would bo child's play to the army and navy which have token VicKsburg. Onr Ill's! move In a war w ith hug land would ho to anchor a Duiiderherg opposite London and proclaim our ultimatum of Greek fire or iustan. capitulation. : ! We have won for ourselves' the title of the Horonles nf nations. We aro cleaning op onr own Angean stables, nt present j lint wo shall no ready tor those ol the other continent when our services uro required. Perhaps Franco and I'.ugiuad will want to lie wiiipicd by and by. If so, wo will hocommndate I hem and we havo no objections to I browing a few puny Powers, liko Spain, hto the burgein. Judge of what n o shall do by what we havo done. Urolhnr Jonathan is no longer a boy. Ho is beginning to get his growth. His present dress is too small for his rapidly developing muscle Ho1 lias hnd to take off his coat to tench the rebel to obey nnd respect him j and before he puts on that garment again he may feel in the eiininr In square uccminta with the rest nf man kind.-iV. V. Herald. t SMITH. OIO. II. CIIAKCS. , Niiiitli Ac fliniif.o. ; nurKicni una mecnanicni DENTISTS, " COMMKRClAfi street, Hnlttm, have removed their Ulrica from State street lo (triswolrl's brick, and lira now inserting srtillrliil teeth In any nnd nil of the Into Improved style. I-ifWiding Vulcanite, Ooridlte, Aiulicr linsn, ttc'., as wsll as gold, using no clasps whatever, thosn destroyers of the natural teeth being utterly discarded in theft practice. - I'ariii'iilar attculiun given to diseases of the gftnis d jaws also, to the regulation or ciniareo s teem. stlt inserted from one tooth to a run set. ryall operations warranted, IrW ' . t'JO Itewuidl , STItAYEl) fnun tho nppor part of French T Prairie, ou the lath Una., two Ulllns, one sX2 bright sorrel, 4 yeura old. 11) hands liigh. Wane lace. mole ulna toot, neavv set, aiso, anora nrowo, w anils higlu II years old, light form, while Wind feet - e nnder will receive tlie above reward nv applying DurWii's stable. Salem, or Ci K. 8TKWAIIT, 8t loiiis. ' - 3w4.r)paid CLAIMS OF ALL KINDS ACAINSTTHE UNITED8TATES COU.KCTED by U M. CAKTE8, who leaves for Wasliiugtun on the I5l.h hist., to return iu a short time. All porsoiis having unsettled claims In that aud itor's ollice for quo or two years, may expect early payment therefor by empowering biro to collect the -ine. - , . , -- - , f i. S. Smith. Kso.. nf Hsletn. 'Oreson. Is his antlior- ir.ed agent to receive and furward all claims to him at nuatimglon, 1. u. Imlo HiiBRi,.Vli:waToi.TiiB.Ei.KCTiON8. The rebi-l papers are intioli distressed, with all their ntherjuanifold vexalions, by'the, result of the , .Nortli Carolina elcotnins. The majority of the 'members-elected lotliei cniifcderato Congress arereautiouistsVSoitie nf theiu are denniiuoed aa unscrupulous and dangerous peace men, and k threats are thrown Out that it will not be safe . fortliein personally to air their treason iu Itioh 'uiniid.'i'he Enquirer ridicules the North Car oliuiansjis an euceutriu state, and says : .orlh Carolina has a curious way aud will of her own and is jiever dnniMrcunaioniiig surprises.to li-r ntiLdibors. For ezunuilo nu an, lubl that slip is' sending to'cs, us her congressional dclega- tiun,aaVnumber of geiitleniau who saythey iwaut peacV.,and will use their endcuvure to ut loin that blessing.' That famous Mr. Irfiich. .who said.' Ill his address to the electors, that the "civilwiirMiad lasted long, enough, Is believed Sto be onu of "the successful candidates ; and be will liHicrcj in the next Congress, not helping jthe president to' carry tin the war? but bother ting, drivelling, suiulling about peace." A FAVORITE REMEDY. yyr. believe no medicine lu tho world has over given such astonishing proof of Its efficacy as De. William Hall's BnlsAns fur Ilia Lungs, la cases of se rf re Coughs, Bronchitis,! and Incipient CONSUMPTION, this Medicine acts in the most agraeable manner, restoring kenlth when all other remedies have failed. ItRD INOTON k CO.,Whofesah Agent, 410 and 418 Kront street, Sun Francisco." 1 mis 15 i - . ' '' jlIUUMATIM.-THlS UilDIJCED Rr IMI'UKITY IJf DISEA8E IS THE Bi.OOD, WHICH CLOr.3 TUB ClRCU!.ATiOr ! AND iVlIEUB THERE IS PAIN IT SH0W8 THAT SOME THING MUST BE DONE TO FREKTIIK KLUin'S- SCOVIbL'S DLODD AND LIVKR 8VRUP IB ONE OK THE MOST VALUABLE ATLBRATIV HE 1'OHE THEl'Ulll.IC. IT WILL CARRY OUT OP THE SYSTEM ALL IMIUHIT1E8 Of THE tlLOOD AND LEAVE THE FLUIDS ACTIVE. THE BLOOD AND LIVEtl SYRLT 1IA8 CURED THE WORST KIND OF RHEUMATISM. IIEDIXOTON fcCO. WHOLESALE AGENTS, 416, AND 418, FRONT STREET, BAN FRANCISCO, NI) FOR HALE EVERYWHERE. " , - lin45 Notice ('-Ai.ipottNiA State Tki-eoiiapii Cumpasy. This cmpaiiy'otns all tlie liuca and right west of the Kocltv Mountain:' and has now in ..,..r..li....7t. ... ) 'flUI I- . '11.- 1 i,l. ,... u.c, iiiiitii. sue uoiiipniir nas ordered fur the next two years 2. UN) miles of we. UIMNHI iiisulatiir. IWmiles of siibniiiriue oahli-Tund iibout 10,000 redwood poles. Over i 5U1' utiles of new lino liuvc been constructed by.llns company during the past year. This workjtud thejarger portion of the new mate rial ordered aud on tho way have b'en raid fur. Tho regular dividend tu lliit.stoekholdcre .has been four per ceut. per annum on tho tnnital 'stock. The following, linos are projected and will probably be completed during the year 1801: The line to rorlland (Oregon), and an eiti n sion tu British Columbia and Victoria (Van couver Island), provided the Colonial Govern tnent will afford suflicivttt euooorngeinent. Another line from itcraui-nlo to ViririuiaCity and Austin. A lino from Carson Valley to the Humboldt mines. A line to the Owens river mines. A hue to tlie-C'olorado mines, A line to Crescent City, A line from Austin tn tlie Ilig Creek. Smoky Valley, and Washington niint-s. A line to Mariposa. . - . This company has purchased at cost all the material of the Independent Telegraph Com- fiany. and will use it in the extension, of their iocs. ' I The following is a list of the oftiuora: II. V. Carpenlier, President; J. MomMos, Vicedo.i R. E. Krewster. Treaa.; Geo. 8. LaiM, Hio. James tiainlile. General Superintendent: It. II. I lames. Assistant Sop't. Directnrs II. V. Carpenlier, V. C. lUlsten. James M. McDon ald, J. Mora Most. I. M. Hubbard, Frederick MacCrellish. I.loyd Trevis. . taol Varroal-a On-1 -r Jaarr. at Vlnarla, s. lutt avrr Sr-I Ot honor of Ihf OJuern of K.loa, ttto lrtt. dent of ll. L nlOsI s:sln. On linuacliaUaa UttoraUi and vie -wouncn. aiuoru irooi uw mini of Oarrtlwa vsrr tnara,n. Al Uunuvlt. the Ml iif nrloM wrre nillnr: Flour no ri. t lb; aorf, U o,l l u; mow, i j mooa, fi at an If Charbate Cashatan, the actress haa do uated to the Sanitary fonj, 1.207 29,irocevds of dramatic leadings. ' " S'o OamaoB Dunk" at Ciiahi.rnton.- While Grant was hesieirini; Vicksbnrrr, rebol reports continually unitouuoed that nobody was hurt liy nis tmiuimrdlng.' They detailed bow many shells burst in it day nrer the city, nnd while they admired the displnv and rttliouleil the i wusio, marveled tlienistdves' that such storms of Iron could be poured into a pljiue and yet do no harm. 1'coplo at a distance took u the strain, and wondered and 'lhilosonhiie about tho phunnmemm until it seemed a pity all cities could not bu indulgeil iu bottrtiardinenls. so harmless were they and. ret. sn flue, tn see nnd hear. Hut, after. Vicltslturir fell, the truth showed Ua face contorted with long agony, the grinning masK. having tnllen.' The people bni lioen li' ing in caves. 1 he city was a rum. Its buildings were battered hundreds of oili tPMis had been killed in Hie streets, w hich were plowed into wiurows by the solid shot and piled will! tliu iragmeuts ol the shells. Kroui this YiokshurK lesson we mar infi tlint the repeated reliel assurances that Gill ntore'e shot fired into Charleston do no harm are not tu be relied on implicitly. True, Charleston is n sparsely settled city its finite aristocratic quarters are "field- o the town" wide gardens lurrmltuling mansions t it is uot like New York or lioston or ISan Francison, with vlosely-uompncted dwellings ooinpnsiiig blocks Hy tho milu. Htm, tMllmoro Is throwing his shot nt random. With tlie finest artillerists in Hit world nnd tlio bust nrtiilorv over made, it is far more probable that every shot goes nenr Its target, and that linlhliurf nr ter building has already tninbled before tliein I he rum-la themselves oonless that ou the mull before Christmas, and on that merry day itself, wlioti (iillinore's shells were flying thick nnd fast, "a fire broke out," aud from the falling nnlls tlu rit Were "some cucunllies," llu'l eiu berirg Vuiksbnrg, we aro not disposed tn be lieve that EtO shells foil into even so straggling a city. as Charleston within twenty hours' lime, without leaving n tuliihU impression. Wo shall not iirobntily get the truth until Charles ton surrenders, nor do we Ut hevo that It will be a very long time to watt for that cu ut.-Xi(din. )ti:iwt, ArcotiNTA ask Oiispiivations The Clinttantaiga Uthrl of Nov. lllth (jnst pre- vinus tot. rant s lirilhaiit victory) iiduiiili-d that Itrugg could not lake Chattautiogu without a greater loss than the South osiuld sustain. lie iSiivaniinh HrpubUcnn said the same, and urg ed tlie reinforcement of Lett from there to de feat Monde, when Grunt could entity be whip ped. The K'tirl claimed Knox villi) certain, nnd hoped that Would release llragg. and pro- vent Inilher retreat on tiforgia. 1 ho correj. poiideiit of llio Uibet from the front of Chatta nooira said : ' Had Jenkins attached Hooker in suflicient force the tlav after thu Federnla got possession of Kelly's Ferry and threw a biiilge nvi-r the river, as Ilrugg ordered hitn to, or even ou the succeeding day. it is'pos-iblu that wo might have stili reuiaiued tuaalers ol tiie siluatiuu, aa hy getting posses ion of Lookou' Yalb'y the Federnla have a fortified pneituiii, and It is al most, if not quite, as strong as Chattanooga. If attacked iu tho valley, the Federals can reinforce mure rapidly and safely than we can; if attacked in Chattanooga they could rein force sooner from Ihe valley tlinu we Could send troops fnun onr left to the center. From Hmwn's Ferry tu the r lilroad is only one mile. If nut molested, the Federals will, of ooursv. construct a railroad to the, ferry,. reducing the distance of hauling supplies from sixty miles lo two. I ins new move on tho military chess board, by which tho Federals got possession of Lookout aiii-y and the railroad to lindge. port, waa a masterly stroke. .The conception wa brilliant, executed admirably, .nd the cmnbiuiitiou faultless. Every tliiuir slipped from ns sit easily, or was taken so adtnttly, we hard- knew when it was done. 1 Ins operation has dunged the whole aspect. There is no lunger any doubt or the Jr ederul ooiniuuuder s ability to obtain supplies this winter, an bus apes-dill uverooine. To do Ibis, we shall have tn tight another battle, and overcome physical dlfhoui Ilea of a serious character," T3 hereby jriven that a meotiiiK of the stock holders of 1 tho KANTIAM Dili. IJ ANH KII.VEU MINIMI! !i IM PAN Y for the election of Directors, will lie held In Kiilem, ou the etli day of rehruury, low. i, Mniem, witii , taii. -, inn. swas SMITH & CARTWRIGHT, CtCt'C'ESSOltH to COOKE, SMITH At CO.. Salem v3 Oi-enon, bei( leave to inform the puhlio that wa uava iiiui aro roeoivinir a i.AKttK and w r.i.i. sr.- LEt'TEI) slock of STonvrul merohioidlserf which Isof- ftowvsi AND stliofcn-A choicj variety is Sl.TIITII Sc AI1' COM'MW. NOT ALCOHOLIC- ; A illsrlil.y'Couoonirtited VEGETABLE EXTRACT. ; A PTJKB TONIC. r .1 -.A raarinsn ar DR. C M. JACKSON, Philadelphia, Pa. , - ' . win. iJrrieTuiLLr vaa - i . . I MVRB COMPI.AIIVT, i UVHPKPSIIA, ! ) ...:.,,. , JAUNDICR, 1 CHRONIC OR NERYOIS DESILITTa iimkamk oar tub kidubvbj, J And all Di$eaiei Anting from, a Ditordtrii Liver or Stomach, - ' , ' . such as " .,,- ' ,", Constipation, ' -n c -m'i "T u ' "- Inward Piles Vdt- . ': nsss of Blood to ttia lloail, J Aciditjr of the Stomach, Nu- .,, -prp , sea, Heartburn, Distrust Feed, i j , . Fulness or Weight bt Htoiuaclt, Hour ',. , , Kructations, Siukiruc ol Flntterins at the. , ;., , Pit of tlie Stomach, UwinimtUK of the Head, , .,(; Hurried aod Pilticnit ItrealliiliK, Flultarinu; at ii the MeHrt, chokiup ar sulfocutiiiK sensations whaa , m iu a liyiug Posture, Dimness of vision, Duta or Webs befoie the 8i-bt, a'evsr and Dull Haiti in the Head, Deficiency in Perspiration,, ,; ,u ... Yellowness of tba Skiu and Kyas.Paisv - In the Side Hack, UBastXhiihs, Vo., Sudden Flushes of Heat, Hunt- . . . log In the Flesh, Con- ' " '-'f i. H-S i i!. -j i i ai- Peusassluai" 1 1 :r stant Iinasininirs off ' evil ana ursai 1 1 Deptwestun ' ol npirus f-- 1 ,i. n ' nd will Dositivalr oravent ' l.a Yellow Fever, Bllloti Fever, se Thav contain . ' --lust NO ALCOHOL OR BAD WHISKt, - Thay will cure the above diseases In ninety- i uhis essaa otri oi' it baitdred. . Induced by llio oitonsivo sale and siiiVeraal pops- larity of Ilourland's Gsnnau Hitters (purely veireuiolel i liosts af Ignorant Quaaka and nninrufHiloaa adTSiittWw ars, have opened uuonantlerins; hntouuitr the flood-.' Katas of Noswuma m the shape ei poor w'liMky . vilaly compounded with injurious drugs, imd ehrisianea aa r -lis, Stoiiurchics and llltters. .. . '. , ,, . , ' jl llewura of tins Innumerable Arrav Or AlcOhone prap Bratious In plstliorle bottlaa sad bi(-tilhod kaara, aw der the uiodaat appallatioa of Uiltare i, wUiclk, ial4 of curiiift, rmly niritravnle disease, and leave the disup-' puinted siilt'uror Iu dsspaitJ ...'!. i , ! 1 1 IJ i V ,.' HOOFLAWS tElXiN BITTES&: i Are not a new and nutHadaKlsleJiut have stood the lest uf rlfteen veara trial by the Aruariiiau public i ami tlioir repututiuii ami sale are not rivalled by any simi lar preparation. .' i V ! '- ' i ; , i . i tf i The proprietors have thousands of letters ftves the. niost eminent , . i ... . i , i - - - - ....., CLEKGYMEN. - , -1 LAWYERS. ... ;,ltsi PHYSICIAN..,. -j .fIlIMriWtfOT Tusllfving of thelt own .personal kiiuwledne to the bouetlciul ettacts aad luudsrul viflScs of Uitiaa Itinera. -DO! YOU WANT SOMKlHINCt TO BTRESftTH " ; N YOUt DO YOU VYAKT A OOOII APPETITE t I TDO YOU WANT TO Bt'IUV UB YVB CO!f- ' l-TlTUflDN T - - " , DO YOU WANT TO VRRIs WHMit' ' ,; ' JJO YOU WANT TO OET Kill OK1 NERVOCS-NKA-tl DO YOU WANT KNEUOYt DOYtlU WANTTOSl.KKPWKlXf UO YOU WAN P A BRISK AND yiGOKOiK VKKt.INIlt ,!! From Altle If vnu do, use llOOFI.AVD'S 0EUMJ P'TT'f WOT,E(' , pfA hi). FN, i Rn.'J.' tirnloH ,', ft D.. A'.fiW'p i'acstisjwAa of KthpiottlifV ioat mceived ut 7tf SMITH St CAIiTWWKIlIT'8. II A It n W A BK Rucli m Iron . lilr- eti, lit lilt, WtMhei-K, Num. HiiriiiiM. NuiU. HMITII vVCAhlWItlflHT.l BROWN, MYERS & CO, T"-Ki:l' ICVKItYTlllXO iMiiallv foaiid In a Varnilv IV Unwary Store, aud DKLlVUt UOODS KKKtt Oh CIlAlttir. loaoy port o Ilia city, til! QI'MAIISI-Islaiid, New Orleans, Cusiporo, Celloe kj t rusneu ami trusne-i siiears, riicup. ut nitOW.N.WYUltS fcCO.'H. rpti Asi t 1'KASI I Fine Hlak and tlrecn I 1 JAPAN Tims. Also. CHINA tens, hi va rietv. wholasala and retail, at 1 Ij 'Wa IIIIOWN. MYKKS ic CO.'B.' tltHKHK. liio. Costa liicii loiiTtlij fluv'l Juva Ij-Wd HltOWN, Hi Kits at to. C" DYF-MTIfPst, a ood assortment, at ti-.H IIHQ WS. MY F. ItS V CO.'B. ft- t'ltOS KKKV and Ol.AHS V HI' l low mo-s. Also. Knai an Htooe ware, tiv tat lylWB IIHOWN, MYFftafcCO. oiaip, Knst IJ s ioiiku. Hot, dispoaed to favorer raeasaaiaiid Fat- ant Medicines in ireiiarul throuaa distrust nf their m-(rrt-iticnlsaudeHcrls; I vst know of tie sultleiaia rta.m son a-hv a mau amy nut teatifv U the twnaSte ha Ua- 1 liavea h'iiiiiMir to have raeaired traas any simple prep arution, in the hope that be nay tints contribute to the beiiolll of others. . ' . t i 1 '" I '' I ilu tlda mora readily In reirarrl to llooftand's Oar 1 man Kilters, prepared by Dr. U. )L Jaukaou, of title city, because 1 was prejudiced strains ikam-fur many t years, under Ilia Inipre-sion that they wars chiefly aa olcoljollo mistnre. : 1 am indalited la my friend Uobert, ) Klioeinaker, J'.sq., fur Uia removal ot tins prtjnuioa oy protwr lesia, aim iur diiwuiuiou, m ,,,, snll'i-rina froea iireat and loiiu eontiiiiied debility Tl, nu, nt thraa buttlaa of these Hitlers, at die WI vlmibiK of tho praaaut yaar was followed by evhlanS ' .1 nA odiiMiss, In admfnMi of Ueddv and lajatitat t via- r'whlch 1 liad not fall fur six month's before, and 1 . . i t . i-.i I . ,.. e Had UIMIOOS tieapairvn Ul ratfailiniK. t. t,R,rvi,HV, ( -. thank Ond and my friend for directing uta Ul tba use of them, . l.'inr.w sua uuutvn. , l'iiiiAnt.rMi,Jnne!n, ll. t ' ' PARTICULAR NOTICE ' ,1 un.i-r nr asi, DreiMtrotioHt sost tinJer the swrtae . . of ilillert. put up i qart bottle; ctmponitdeA of tkl ,;, ehetipnt ran or common mm couwr ram w sa w , tenit per gallon, Ihe laitt iitgitcA if A nut or Co- , rwiilrr swrf. . .- ' '.' I' I kit elmt of Uillrri tat eanua asa rill aait ,M ;, lo roaif. as lonf as Ihey can be told, Afir,ts lo Ait ,, , (Ar death of drunkard. By their ut the ifttcm it ... , knit continually under the nteof Alcoholic tlimmlwnU - uf me tears r aiaa, utr vwnrv jyr w ainwa mmm krpl up, and the remit it aO the I'rrort mtkndant aaoa a rfraaaoi'ff'i s aats ,. ". . ., . . . . , un r 7.11-. r .-..j f l,r tHOMt Wna or.,ra mmm rr mj " " r iymwr Wlcri, rrpuhliih the fallatnnt receipt i (IH .K IIOTTI.E HUOFLANIY litikRMAliBITTKRtl p ond tatx "ilk 'i'HHKK HUAHTH UF (JOOD I HUASUYOR WHISKY, -ul tte resau rmoem Syriia, at Doatnn and Stawart's Dnlden IIUOWN, MYKKS SYCO.'N l.tlstsl, A prime lot uf suit Saluitiu a si ml Muckercl. iuatracaiviid at a, K-M llllOW.V.UriCltSatCO.ti. iideii preparation Ihat nil FAR KXCKL in medicinal 'H rirtHfi and true excellence any af the nnmeroni Im. - var Hitlrrt im Ihe market, mi mill eott MUCH TAKE IF. IV ihe subscriber liv'uie .1 miles snutlmusl of liar- IJ ri"bonr. I.iim co , one bay lilb-y, II years old lost sprintr, with a small dar In foralunuf j mud lillny has tMH'n rsnniii anion my larin jur iioht tu o year, ap praised by .Ins. Keating. J. 1'., al $.&. lh-o -X 1Hi;l. Jwtfi I-1.1 WIATT. 1 ) Y the su'iiK-liliur. livilitf ill Lstlaud Prvtloct, Jo I) tiltiio) ci , iu, rtani liursa, abniit lo liaotla loirh, brtoided on the left slide Willi uu hidesciibiihlu brand, roouh shod. H or 111 wars old Also, iHtv aorn-l uiara. wlot lava, Hi liamls biuh, o or Ii veara oldi no bnilida a-m-ivaldu. '-.' W IKO. It. SOUTH WilllTll. 1)Y the soliM-illair, livina in Kiicii Piwioct, Jackanlt 1 J i-u.. una IiiiIiiiii liutiv, tilai-k, about 1 hands hiuh. star in ins lomhoaii, a lima wiiite on uoin limn n-et, and some saddle inarka: alooit lu v-ars old an iindia- llliiiialialile brand ihi tha lett hin. Jan. :, Itail.ilwW JOKIIUA I'ATTFUROV. r-r lb ; I to; alhar as la srpartke- Wemtkh- The Hostiia Foil, in noticing the rewnt visit of Mr. Webster tn the tmnh nf her husband, at Marahlield, sajrai After ten years of sepulture in the arbor of the I'll (rims, the door of the tomb attune; solemnly back, and the lid ol ine aarwiHisa,vs was rais ed liy the iricndir hanu oi sorvivmr irirndt. to S.-e what traors a deende nf year in deslh had lett nf the illuilnoos departed. It was finnd tlial the "imble brnsr was yet perfect in all its features." and that the "contour of that Impressive face" was preserved the same as on Ihe day when the funeral nf I'.'.OOO, at whose bead was a 1'rreident rb-ct of the (Jutted Sutes, iu all his supernal prime, took tip its solemn A Serran in tm Lahii Oiricr. Last week an iiriiorant, bnrlr, purso proud Heevsh. called at the laud Office iu Oregon City, fur patents fur some lands lie had buiiirht. He was ptdiudy informed that lie must take the nnth uf allegiance lo the Ooveinnienl which hail la vorwd bun. He sUaa) back arhast at such an "Mirage opou the rights ot Ims; Toio and Koap Creek, but filially concluded that the Oovetu- no-ill was weak aud inibrtile only a d J ab olition affair ao knve, and bad not the ability to gel up au ualli that he couldn't lake. Ho be kissed the bona. BoeKotad ins patent sPd went ou In a ay abusina; tlie Uoveruinrnt under ahioh be bad grown noli. Portland Unto. 1 1 V ilia iibseribur, n-sidin.t hi Mariniuii pruciact, J t.WlHillMra.iWl, uivnitHnii, w inv.w , iilolerbit ill b-lt ear. and awallow fork ill riitht, wull irowu, aboiit oyi-ars uldt cauai tu uiy proutisaa suia time in Jane, ieia. Ww Mi IillODKUIC It. THOMAli t)v the sobs4rilMr, livinar ti inil-a east uf Pulley's J J null, una sorrel mate. Willi a blase lace, aolli loud fuct white to Ilia pasinru ioiut, also liar riabl tora (asi white to 1'ta pitstoni joint i about 14 bauds hiuS; no Draieuji b'hhii o veara eiu i aioaa iu niy pnu am April. -imm w . II. t. Alt I 1 1 Y Ilia suliscrtliar. livioa 4 iniloa aoiilbaast of liar 1 J riHbom. I.itiu ru.. una nula rvil sttnir i suiaa while nn its Ix-liy and back, and while faea brand with tlia Idler V ou 1,-n lop; vropw-d hi rilA ear. Appraised at a-u by Jaa. IvesiuiK, J. V. Swto I it a Ki.r.a Ltiutiiia.'v. i tba soUrnlr, In Holla iiraaliH-t, Washlaaiun ro.. naur nam uri'iina. una surrat iitara, iaiiiiHs. rnl 10 ba a veata uld, buuvv oiana aod lull, bald lues, white bind faat, soma saddle marks: raine to aiv place .,-ri,,,, wot rim.i.ir n.Miivi.s. BY lha Hiba-rilia, IivIiik llaiMsw. frntu tVinil im ('uv. lun en., ona bav horaa. hi bands biuh. a small sou, ou lha nuaa, collar mark, Rack stiff from poll avll, and aired abool IH years rama to niv prani ! .,..- j,: i.titu L-i.-kikr um mm A"fUM- w,r,9., rr.t,n, 11 Y tba sutisrlibar. livioa ill Kilaane brcciuet. lllia Ii et, . una dark bav uiara. Ill bands biuh. alaait 4 vmra old, black luaoa and tail, baa dark to tin knees. No oilier lltaika or brands perceivable. lice, ii, i- -.win n. rttv AtiiiAiu. HY Iba undanoalicd, una mile east of Furiwl Orova, W nshiuKtun av.. ooa small aortal mat, bliwa fare, vary Utile white ou riultt bind fool, very iabt tuaua, lias the aptiaamnca of annta llldiao blood, auppoaed lo ba a years old laat apriiiu, rather breaehy, baa been ou uiy pn raise sine last iuiy. awto ' , n.n. i sn ill.iu. llY tha sabH-rtliar, bvioa1 ,lt mil's n. a. uf liallaa, 1 1 Polk cu . oil Dae. I, t.1. uue sorrvl horaa, star I forluad, atul a small atrip while ruuiiirsr dowa an to the twee bnutdad m bit abiHtldar wrth a brand tuuiethiiie; like a sBtootbina! Iron axdly past nn, 14 hatnla IhkIi. raUwr Iniov, and intlilly kntll.anf iineil In lat 4 yaar old. aHU Appraiaed by T I', iltr,-. J p., ni III Ink, JOSUtiA MctlAslIKU 1 1 Y llw anlia-tila-r. bvihtf iu tin Parka uf Miallaia. I) ona Uv American oil, 1 years uld aeal sprina, a alar in tha lace, ana snip nn wa uuae coin tiiuu leal whita lu Iba peeUiia J,anla yars.i rfirn.i aiLusuuos, r The rebel hold a prisoner at Itioh liionu is-.' .7iiir oincers ana v niivai nnieers. ritt (Ine btigadM-r general. Neal Dow: I led om-ls. Ul lii-uknsut oobinels, 27 nirm-ons. St mat vb from the library at .vt arsinirld to wend asa atant surgeons, V.'t niaptrs. U4U caiitaius, Its way to tue tuiiiu i) on uh-si wa, -r, nrst n-u-t-u4i,, an i .'t J iivutenauia. lit tba iuibaiibar, llua Ul. Inne, nsar UnKmf'n Sta- Jl Uou, Marino eu .atw oara " pony aura with atar ot toe nrannn, mara maaa, lau, ana lairs t with aaaslla niarki' abaal I yaar old. Also, aain tSirk bnw twuaJyearaukt laMeprini saw, and heavy aL 1U J. I. LHta.V. tjflfi aulaicMbef, Ifov. ITT'd. bnn 1 1 1 aolf. 1 1 entrtti H I uniatai. oai uia ronna a a arry riaid ai T,Mlila bridira. oaa ear bav snare U vaasa nlA, u ana Urabitteu gray, i years eldi Bo aairks nr sraada I Ivahla. 2W4.1 t K. IIKIMiKH. ribar, flvina to I.KS.1. ' Yon trill hnvt nil the mrtnet of HOiig. I.ASU S tiEUMAN ISITTERU la eeisaaalaa. -,'A a llttllU article of J.itinor. ml atttrtk Arsa price (sua thete tnfrrmc preptirationt Kill eott yon. ATTEXTI0X, 601DIEK8I Anrt lVlomla of saoltllerasT t W. ,ll lha atlmllon of all liavllilf fslsllrms O , friends in the armv to th ftiet that "IIIIOKI.AN1V (inrmiin llitlcra" will cure nine tenths nf the disease , Induced liv eximsutes and privnlions Incldeul lo ramp- Ufa. In tba hats, pulillslieo aunoat nuiiy in ma itewa Mtsra, on lha arrival nf Ilia sick, it will ba noticed that a very laiye proportion are auHuriittf frum debility every rasa ol nu siea cuu ua rcauny rami uj lliMillaiiU a tiarioaii jinirra. oimiw ir, nn irw diaonlara of lit duiasiiva onraoa an speedily tvnmved. Wa have nn liesitatioa in Haiintr llau. If these Hil ' lera War freely nerd anionic oar soldier, anndrada af ' lives miiilil lie snved Ihat ollwrwisa will ba lot. Wa rail particular attention la lb fnllnwins; re- -mu.linbla and well aailhpnlii-atail rare of one the aa- " liim'a henH-a, whoa life, to aaa bis ewa kMgaaas, 'has Iwan saved by tlie itinera i rHH.A0ii.rHia. Aoensl -M, intix Afrtiis. Janet .V AVoas i Wall, Kcullemco. voar , ItiMifland's (lurnian ll'ulai kaa savwt aty Ufa. TW- la no mistake in this. It is vouched fur by oatnbareaf ns romradva, soma or wiioee namae hi appriuiea, and who war fully enmiisant uf all IberirroaaUatwa of my asa. 1 tun anil nave neeu iur ioa lass lonr veara, a nieniwr ,i o,,w,m." under Iba Immediate euinuialiu ul i apt. It n. ayrra, Tbromrli tlia eanosora attoiidaiit iiikhi uiy arduous da- ' 1 lias, 1 aa atuckad in Nuvauiber but with inAasasBaY. , tlon or the lumrs. and waa lor seventy two uaya in the hospital. Tliia wa followed by strat debility, -- liel(liiiwd by an attack of dyeaiilety. 1 wa lliea ra- ...i tnovad from ilia While lions and sent lo lids rily ua ., . ., hiaird lb" slramar Stale nf Maine, from which I land) - i on lha ilttb of June. Sine llatt tint I bav bean . -4 about as tun as one could be and still retain a sparlt ol ., vitality. k'oa week or mora I waa srurniy able la , wallow snvMii(. and If I did force a atoraef down it aa immediately llirowa up axam. I could ma aveo keep a xiass oi water oa s.y at oro- arh. Life nonld aA laat under tlieee ctrananaauce r- 1 and aceordluKly, tlia nliysiciaua, who Uuu Koeii wura. ...ul ng fulllifnily, thouitu ttiiaucreaafuily, to reacua asa . , Irotn Ilia iira'P uf lha drawl Archer, frankly lokt aa ' i llioy could do uidlnna lor tue. auu auviaaa tua aaa a . eleravinan, aud make such disposition uf rue iiroilrd , fuuda as best stilled nia. Anaeunalniaiica wan vielied aie al the hospital. Sir. srauanca Bteiniwna.ui aaaw, below Are at reel, adviead saa. aa a fnrtm knne, to ' try voar Itiuars. aad kindly proeured a antile. rr lb lima IinimiiceatakniK'n.llia(ti'""y sliailow i nf death ravadrd, aod I as now. thank (M for stat- ; liu belter. Tbuiixh I have taken but two botlk-e, I have itemed It'll pounds, and I feel saniruina of beioe able lojotu aiy wile aod daoahler, from whom 1 hav 1 ' b-aird uol loiit tor pbti,, iw a""'"'", a am a lovul irxiiosn, froia Hi vtcmitf atlroal tatral. Tn your invaloabl Ulltar t owe lha certainty uf life t width haa taken lha place of vajioa fear lo your Ihttera will t ow th irlormo pviTilea of attain. rlaapuiK lo uiy buaom llinaa who ar daanst lo at la life. Veteuwlywe,- ' insat; aiAiA'nB, Wa fnllv roticar in th tntlb of th abovs stalriuanl ' " w haf iK-npnlrail of seaing our eoairade.Mr. Ma lona taahirvd tn health JOlliS v itui.r.nai n, in siw nr rutiarr. (ll llltOK A, At'KI.KY, Co. O. Ilth Mania. , ', I.KWIS CIIF.VAI.lKll.Wd New York. ' I K M'KNt'Klt.lat Artillrrv. Uallary '. J II VAKKWK.I.I., fn. II. M Verntntn. HKNHY B. JKItttMK, Co, 11, an. . . , II T. MAt lMIN ALIM o (:.h Maia. JOHN V. W AHII, to. K, Ml Main. III JtMANN KtH'II.Co. II, ?A1 N.w York. N II. THOMAS. Co. P.9j(h Pan. ; A. 4 KIMHAI,l,,t'o. A,J Vermnat. JOHN Jb.NkllNS, Co. Ii, Wesb Paoa. l OVXTZZTZZZZl , psrselva "Tockaiiiliita pi praciiu-l, I V lha sola XI I'nia co , on nay mare, suppnexo: tn la t vrars oi l, I'll bands high, three wblta feet, enine white in l ara. a small !' strip a!"ive the iilUI noMrit, hat'kinaiM wl RI'T. W. SIMPS' IN BEWlKii Of 'W Ittat th ukh f "C. kt. J ACstSO If," la est tha WBAPPKUofaltss. , .... (Should four nann-at drntoftat as bav lha articled nnt be sal u b any ol th lainsieaiins; presara -a thai may a onirci la Ua 4a, bttl aaral as u. at WW wit! forward, arly . by asprsas. - - priwlpal0tiltai2xUi, ; . sto. Ml Amu svrHlteXT, ,'jt3NB8 ta EVANS, PTarltnk Sat-MfcTt to C. M JACKqO., 4. CO. SMIIU DAVIS, PortUiod, Aj ts fvt Oira t