The Oregon statesman., January 25, 1864, Page 2, Image 2

fo topi ffMrflnun.
MONDAY MORNING. JAX.M. 1864.
" , . Union BtaU Oonntlon.
. Tlie Colon roteea or tin various couulles of lh Butt of
"Orafon, who are In favor of th. rontlmied and vlitormi.
, BroaaoaUun of Ihe present war tn the con.nlm snd final
.lupnrntlon of rebellion nd eitlnollon of triaion, mul In
favor of hearty and offlolent eupport f Ihe authorities nf
ahe Oenaral Gorerninenl In hW etJorla to protect and
fend Hit OanetllalHia Mil lae of tin Lolled Slate., .ml pro.
aerve end peer""""" ll" Orson, and who ere Mlnii to own
'blna for the elect tan of mnn of Uke M-lncllnea lo nil offlOf In
.'.this slala, r reanectfully ml rarneally Invited lo liol.l
ieonvenllona .crordlna- to uinal c.ielnn. for ttit rlecllnn of
lelelai t State Union OonveiiUan to be held t ALMA.
.NY, In lilnn countv, on tin 80TII DtT nr MAKCII, i. II. 1HM,
'for the imrpoae of nomWIng candldatea for Representative
-tn OouirrHl nnd State frlliter, elec-tlna; deleKalee to tlit Na
tlonll Union Convention, and providing for the selection of
candidal for Presidential Electors, mid transacting sncli
"either burlneaB aa tli. -Convent loo .hall deem proper.
Weretpectfu.il recommend Hie holdlne: of Counly Con
vention, on th. m DAT or altBOSJ, a. a. 184.
, We aleoreepMI fully recommend Ih. holding of eoireen
tloni of delegate, from the rarlnua districts at the time nnd
place of holding the Mate Convention for tlie nomination of
mndMatee for Hupramc Judge, and Prneacailng Attomeye
tu the several dlal'lcts alien- vacancies aliall eilat.
' The sver counties will be entitled to delegate In lb
lata Oonvenllnn aa followa: Itanlnn, Olaekamas, i
Clatsop, l Oolurabla, Cooa, ll Curry, ti Ooaglaa, B:
Jackson, lOj Joa.phlne.o; Une.ff; Mnn.Hi Marlon, !
MiiHnotnah,; Polk, : Tillamook, 1 1 Waiun, 10; Wash.
Inirton, 4 1 Yamhill, Umatilla,; Baker, 8 -Total, Ha.
By order of tha State Central Union Committee.
i JOHN II. MOOIIrM, Chairman.
- A. 0, 11oty, BeereUry. .. ..
, t.lcm.Jan.t.lSfta, .
- .-.;..,. i mil HBW8. ' .
;" Wetia tcvernl Itema of interest from tin
East (hit week. Dispatcliet from Teiai state
jbat nearly til tlie reliel foroei of the South-
west are concentrating In central Texa to re
tist federal operations on the) court. It la grat.
fj,ingtoknow,'1inweel', thattlio rcliul arniipi
lliere. are rapidly deolining in atrmigth.' The
rcatof thoMlasisiippi will be ere long ulmn
tootled bj the gurrfiliaa. Gen, Gillmnre in "till
firing tlie Cliarlpatoninm glory, and nilli lint
lor fflVct rapimrenlly than licretofuri). He hat
. a(''lr?d In turning many porllomof thecitx.
"l'lirtTrkfiurt thtte are finding it lint ro rimnaing
ni they aflvcted. tome time ago. The city Trill
he reduced, certain!). . A very important prop,
tiiitiun hat toon tpotlu to oor Government by
rehc-l ooniitiandura, to tell ui the arailithte crt.
toa along onr line. '' It it rppreiwnti'd that vory
targe amount of it oan be procured if the
fropoiitiou ahould he acceded to, Tlie proper
aotliori.iet have the matter under onnnidera
tion. There It the liert nf rcrrnon for beliuving
that Union State org anizatimit will lonn ho uf
frcted in Arkantat and Lonieiana. There it a
rapidly growing feeling in North Carolina in
farnr of a teparate Mferelgnty. The people
prtfor the Union to (he Confederncr. New
Ilampihirq and I'ennaj Ivaniu haro expreued
t preference for Linooln for the next l'reid.
dency. Gov. Parker of New Jertcy, In hit
Rietaage, urget (lie lennelent p ilicy of concilia'
tiun and couiprnmiao with the reliels. The
Kanaat legislature ii anti-Lane. Another reb
el conrpiraoy from Canada it nn the tupia.
Tlie rebel are reinforcing Longatreet. Gen.
Foiter it prepared to meet him. The city of
New York lint the nice little turn ol $53,000
to pay for damaget hy Gov. Seymour't riotert
of luat July. The copporlieod uulional cou
rention it called at Chicago, July -4 tli . Kicli
inond would be a uwire appropriate place.-
The National Union Committee, ia to meet at
New York, Feb. 2d. Get1. Lec'a army ia be
ing iucrenacd by oonacriptt. The cniiiinula
Uou price bat been 6 led at $400, in the Sen
ale. The oonaorlplion uct, at it now ttaiida,
provide! that npon the payment of $ 100, draft
ed men are exempt until every other mini in tlie
dirtrict bat been drafted, when they are again
liable. Senator Connor it urging amend
ment to the Ilmiicatead law. Nuturo of
anieiidinuntt militated. Gen. Duller nil! re
move, hia beadquartera to Norfolk. Oen Ktoni..
mnn hit gone Weatto report tn Gen. Grunt,
liereniie receipt for tix niontlii nnmuiit lo
f tP,IKKI,0O0. All tppreheiiaioni from rebel
in the SheoaudtHtb valley have been diaa ipatetl.
The copperhead meinhera nf Congrem hare
rraolrcd that officer and tailori in the army
and nary ahould be paid iu gold. An appa
rent pii'Oe of demagflgueiam. They have uli
reaolred that the Preaident'a proolamutiou of
Deo. 3d it inuxpedient. revolutionary, and un
constitutional. Thit a expected. All ef
ftirta to reatnre the Union elicit the aaiue opin
ion from them.
: llmncRtTirj CaaniniTi. Ham rwnpl wnnlj
think Met Irllun would lmv tlie iiiaiile Iruik for I'm
iilriit with tlm Hidkivou druiocrurv i lint it ia not .
Hint dititi!iiieliiil foniKi.er if ChiiuiIii, Ur. VIUu
iltKtiHin. hua th tx-el allow. The rhoii- Mould ho ho
twtea hiaa and Jet) travia, )VeAa Journal.
The "inie down thia way, among the original
copperhead. The coppertailt are, however,
at a little hit of policy, allowed to believe for
the preaeiit that McClellau it the man. They
will he ludeoeived. unlere Mao almuld write a
more nut and out letter In favor of the copper
head (juug. Such a letter a Vallaodighum
wrote the n bel Colonel Inrball. would give
MuCicllan a aplendid Mart for the copperhead
nomination.
rV enniwmi ,ilclir ami wnnlihowl. the former a
linle crai kcd, a.ild oi miclioa in Kichuiund (or ( Ut.
The t'nnthieverary, a good tlenl ' bnated,"
will ho offered before long for leaa than that
many oentt.
IT" t'nlleo ia ailil tlolUir a vartl in Mobil. Ex.
Worth Ju.t about at much at conlhieveratti
currency.
VV New boot ra ou hundictl dulUra a pair in
Itietiinond. Ex.
Well, what bnola tf They are only rebel
who are obliged to pay that price.
F7 A werk or two ago, au account wat pub
lialied nf a large and eiilhtialuaiio democrntio
meeting at Albany. A oorreapnudent lioui
that place writet that if a meeting wat held at
all, it uiuat bavo inren very private and very
mull, a eeveral perron who intended to bo
prceent were unable lei Rod any meeting
Mnt of the "targe aud eutburiiulio" copper
bead aaaraibUgr ana very aituilar couleuiiti
bly tmall la laut, bat "Urge aud euthuiatio"
in the prtper.
CtTTha North aud the South, fur many
year eatranged by artful miarcpreaenlatlona of
demagogue and atililUiiaiia, are bow getting
acquainted with each other again, and iu auoh
a mannet as will eveutually make the aciiain
tauce an enduring onr. The pruora ia what
it called bi tha Wert kuouk down." Oa
further acquaintance, wo think the South will
find at tametliing more than peddler anrlaian
nlacturrrt of nutmeg, and like u all the bet
ter for the tound lliraahing we aball give thero.
Calipoknia 8upnaa Ctiuar. Thia onort
nrganlird Jan. d. Judge Sanderson drrw
the thort term, and It there Tore Chief Justice.
Corry drew tba four yeart' term i Sawyer, i(
1 ttuf 8r'' JIno,' ''8"' Tthn' Shatter, ten yeara.
for r B 0Klft k jon. mnfk , ,h. p,, hm UUr,
' rer rarwl a aiMittr nam aluan Him of but full
tts'i VnlUudi(f baia wall eurwdf Ajriaajr.
01 be wat pretty well tiuoked, but not
' - jd. Ka ham to badlr taiutcd aa he. wan
tm cored.
f-PrmueV Marttii.ef Jaokaoiirllla. Orsaroa.haT
d uf tiWnn aV W ilaon, of tweramsnto, a Hal
trihfftiutr mym Jark 11 saiulael hal
," AvArr.
ry properly tckuowl-
CONCUESSIom MJWH.
WAtilllNOTOK, Jan. 11
Senator .Sumner Will toon introduce a bill to
remove the feslrictlont in the matter of the
forfeiture of Wind ea'.atea for life, only leaving
proviahma for the future to lie made aa piuvid
etl lay thu Conatitiitinn. This bill will confirm
Judge Underwond'a decision, that the Govern
ment hat a right to tell in fee simple.
It Is tbonght that the Houao Committee on
Military A flairs will not recommend conferring
the title or Llent.-General on Gen, Grant.
McDoiiirall to day Introduced a resolution
declaring the occupation of Mexico by Franco
au act unfriendly to tins unverntnent, ami uo
niandiuir the withdrawal of the French tro- ps
by the 15th of March, nn pniuof a declaration
of war. Referred tn the Committee on For
eign Relations, the chairman of which it strong
ly opposed to the resolution.
The hill of Senator Lane, of Knusna, to let
apart a portion of the State of Texas for the
use of persons nf African descent,' assigns'
them the region between the Colorado hndllie
Kin Grande in Texas, in which 'Mhoy-will be
allowed llio privilege-tif the' HiiinesteudUaw?
The officer iu charge of eiiiigraiiou''hercil'iei'
to bo appointed by the-'President: A cbaiUed
with the execution of lho;act,t nhdlfpprnpriu
are placed iu the' liunds.'iif thuPreaiiluiitto
carry the provision iiit(re'lfecty'y'f Vi
It ia believed Unit the Houu"Cnminittenoii
Electioni will report n'gitinsYiiiett'seiyf'the
gentleinen claltuiug aeatat froiuKaalerif Vir
ginia. - - V ,K
' 'AVArllllNflTllN.'Jan.'i:)?
The military tjominittee iiftiiotlivIIouee"iiriTet
yesterday to confer upoii'tlieTuinp'tiiMi bill'
The Honae CoinniiiteHiiituiinoiisiyre('imj;;
mended the ooinmntaiiiTu uintiec. aoiliil "W"ii-
ator w iiioii. utlier nenalors nppnsed It. .';
i Tim impression prevails that Henatnr Davis
of Ky., will not bo expelled. Ilia course is
disapproved by the Seuntn.
A specinl dirpatrh to the N. Y. Pott says
me House win insist. flint the price nl commu
tation tinder the Enrollment Act, aliall not be
oer$m- -
.Washington, Jan. 14.
The Ronate took up thn Enrollment hill.
Mr. Sherman's amendment came up. which
strikes nut section four of the original hill, and
providea that person fiiruMiiii; sul'stitules
shall be liable to the draft on future calls, and
raises the oniiiuiutatiiiu to $.il)ll.
Mr. Howard' uiolion retaining the $:!()()
clause of the old hill, was adopted by tl'3 to 14;
in lieu ol Sherman e ameiittiiient.
' Wahiiinotiin, Jan. 15,
In the Senate to-day the Coinmittco of the
Whole proceeded to the consideration of the
Enrollment bill.
Senator Doolittle proposed au ametidiiieut
prohibiting enlisted men from aerving as sub
atitntes, exoept in regiments from the State
where tiny hrst enlisted. Adopted.
' Leave was granted to withdraw the amend
limit ullowing volunteers to furnish substitutes.
Yesterday, iu Committee of llm Whole, Sen
ntor Nesmilli moved that the .Senate rescind
ill action nf yesterday in relation to the 9:100
commutation clause, i lie proposition wus re
jected.
senator Dooiittle niovon to enieml hy limit
fng person who have resided in the IJniicd
States one year, and who have voted, citizens.
Adopted.
Senator Sherman renewed the amendment tn
substitute oJSOO instead of $:0U us the muxi
nium for coniiniiliilion.
Several other amendments were olfereil, but
without taking any nutuni tho Seiutle ii-'juiiriK'il.
The Coinmittee on Kecnnstruetiou in rebel
Stntes will very soon report a bill.
Connesa introduced n hill amendatory of the
Homestead Law mid fur other purposes, lie
also presented a resolution of inquiry as lo the
failure of tho Overland Mull to California lor
the lust two months.
Wabiiinuton, Jan. 10.
The Conscription Act, us It now slaml. pro
vides that a d raited man who pays four hun
dred dollars is exempt until every other man
in his district is drafted, when he is again lia
ble. Iloth classes are consolidated, Tho ex
eiuptioui of the only ami of a widow, father of
iiiollierlt-sa olilluirii, elc, tire srilclu-ii toil.
The hill is now acceptable lo the House Milita
ry Coinmittee,
kahtkhm' mow h.
a BY TELE (lit A I'll VIA VKEKA.
Flgbt With Muaby'i Guerrillas.
Nkw York, Jan. II.
A dlaiiatrh tn 111" Ihrald dnlral lli ntlniiartera,
Drimriiiient of West Vimirtin. Jan. Ill, sayaMni
Cnle. in ronintand of a baltaliou of Murvlniul
cavalry, encamped in I.outluii eo., wit attacked
at 4 o'clock to-day by the (rilerills Mostly, whose
fore was 411). After a frnlUut liuht for nn hour,
Mushy wa repulsed, leaviiiir his killed Hod
wounded en the ttehl. anion the (lend licine four
rebel cninoiiasioned officers. Our loss is U killed,
It wounded atnoiip; thn latter wera Cnpt. er
non, aerrrolT, and Lieut. Uivera, aliehily. Ui n
Sullivsu ha a force of cavalry in putauit.
Copperhead Caucus.
Wakiiinoton, Jan. 10.
The domocratio and entinervniive nienitier of
Cmigres met yesterday in the Capitol, John L.
Dausnn of l'n in t lie clinir. Tho inecliiig iinaiii
motisly idnnted tho follow i op rusoluliuiis, ofl'ered
bv Jstnes Itronka nf New York I
Whereas, cold er silver is paid tn our ministers,
eonsttls. and embassadors, representatives to na
tions in foreign countries, and (old nnd silverare
raceivrd from people at custom-houses in pay
tnent nf duties, and whereas, people are taxed lo
prty capitalists their interest in specie, on their
investment in the national deht, iliercl'ore.
lltwtted. That etlu-era and sailors in the ariov
and navy should be paid gold uiid filler, ur their
equivalent.
liesiMrrrf, 1 tint the ehiirmnn nf this tneetinir bn
instructed to prepam sinenilmeuls tu the nrmy
and navy bills tu this clleet.
Ins foilowlnir resulution fiotn tlio eoinioillec
appointed to consult upon political amtlnrs likely
tu eome lieforu Congress, was likcivi-e adopliid:
'esurn, Tliat tha rresitionl's proclamniioii of
leu. :td, -(3, is inexpedient, rotoluiiunury, and
lincunslitutioiial, and tliereforo disapproved.
Kcbels Ihrealcu tumberlaud. Mil.
I N;w VoitK.Jan. 9.
' A Cumberland, Md special dispatch, dated Jan.
Hilt, tb Ih lltnlil. says tlie garrison at IWrsbiirir,,
Western Virginia, was surrounded today. Kits
lltiteh Leo and HiKiznr ate iiniviiig lirtwt-eti New
t'reek d Pi'tersliiirg The enemy drove our
pickets out uf Uurlinglun tu-dny. Cumberland,
Md., is threatened. Much excitement prevails
here to-night. It senilis prohuble. 1 tint we will be
attacked here alioul to inurruw luerning. Tho
enemy yesterday captured a train of 111) wnguns.
The rebels arn reported muring their main col
umns, luiboden has been attacked at Winchester
and driven baikv So far every thing ia iu our
favor. It baa been snowing heavily all day.
ll.tl.TIMOKt:, Jan. "J.
lleliablo information from I'uiuherlaiul ibis
niorning saya no rebels are iu vicinity ol Cumber
land, they have also retreated from vieiuity of
1'oleraliuig. and goue In (lie direction of Niaiintoii
yuiel along whole line of lialliiuor A Ohio rail,
luaj. ,
righting Intlrlpntrtl In Texas.
,, Nt:w HKLUNa, Jan. 3.
luformatiun reached here frtuu llireo or four
gin'erenl dirvetion. that all the rebel troops which
have burn operating in', Vosirn Louisiana, and
on tha bank of Ihe.Miasisatppi.rainl 111 fnct.the
whole foree of thn enemy are cailieritnf iiieeutral
Texas, and uniting lo fonu oiia lstKe ariiiv lo'
I tack eur aww arquisitiuna on tha roast of Tea?
as. 1 hey will number at least Vti.lS'O, and most
amnla Drrparationa bar been mads to airet- thia
fore aa well aa posaiblo, with tha number of
iroopa In the department lit Join eorpa au 11
remains at New Iberia. Nearly every rrgitnuut
ha re-ulild.
Maltcri In Eail Tnmrssoe.
New Yhhk, Jan. 10.
A letter from East Tennessee, dated lVe. Si,
ay our foree have been driven hack from bean
Station hy Longatmi(t) Our lost in 4 day'
akitniiiliing reaehed about WtNl, lieaide a few wa-
Sons. Kabul prisonera state that Longatreet baa
een entered to take Knoxville at all baiar-le.
Lengatnel ha 4ll.ts)tl awn. Foster is at Kuoa
vill. and Gen. Peek evoiuianda iu lb Held
lebel OprrMlnnt rrrtenirrl.
S ASiltNCTtm. Jan. 10.
It is believed that the rebel will net be ablo to
aorwtinliea anything at prraeul in the Hhenaii
doak Valley, owing lo the inclenisiil weather and
tba rendition of tba atreama. The Shenandoah
river ia iinpaaaabla, uwing lo the rluaiiiig ieo
Tb aioveuenu of eur force have beau auoh a
In preclude tb poaalhiilty uf bridge building by
the enemy, ll I not iprtrd that lb rebel Uen.
Early will remain in thai lection after the pre
ut axinlb.
;Setv llampalilro t'nppcrbmd ('(invention.
(J(iN(;tnto, N. II ,.Ian. 8.
The New ITamnahire Democratic Btato Con
vention met to day. Tho attendanco wns quito
large, and the proceedings wore harmonious
Hcsoliitions generally condemnatory of the nolicy
of I la- Administration woro adopted.
From New Orlcann-Tbe Illy Flooded.
Nkw Yiiiik, Jan. IU.
The steamer Ynxno. from New Orlenns Dee. 31.
hss arrived. Anoihor expedition left there Dee.
'imh. llsstrencth and ilestinatlou were niiknowii.
It was surmised that it was intended eventually
for Mobile.
It bad ruined throe davs lerrilicallv. On Still-
day lunrning, Dee,. !i7, tho city was submerged
irom one to two feet. This lasted near tho river
for several hours The sirents are atill under
water back toward the swamps. , ,
There is no army news nothing new. from
Texas. Guerrilla firing bad entirely Teessed on1
i. :New 11 am ns h I rJTf oT V I nrn"l n
f , - ?, a. n- 4-jar Cnii-Ani'Ti.Jan..U.
niimljiH'olnIith filSnl(;W(Mioitjiforro-l
ltd tl.il Pr..il.v'a.u,iliillMi;m'riiilv.flrliilit(i1. at 1
'amsbio Fiillon; frnniMNirtilUiyalTJan.;
-3, 1 1 , , oitnaii i veil. i in;.nn: nuijj iihi icaioiiin .i
.gri's'singv-Tm-utyhclls werei'tlir'owiiiutu tlie
ri: i t y 77n .Thnrnriity. ajs-sT h'i:r i : a 1 1 1 1 1 i a not'k'uuwu.
W.l', I I -v .
" Ol lt IIAILV. MAILS.
)PTt haalH'eu'feureirYir nf year pastthnt
iwlienf lliHjireaeiifcotilract ofslihe California
Mtflr Jjt atj PJy.J' ' 1 . Jr s i r . our daUy mailt
wiiuiii mt ui an cnu. : it now teeiiii mat tne
Dcpartiiieiit liaaTioncluded to re-let the line in
lections, omr from Portland to Corvallis, an
other from Corvalli to Oakland, &u. Wc are
iiilorincd that tho Department bat been in
duced In thia hy representation! that the con
tracts could bo more ndninlugcously let thus,
and lliat the people of Oregon considered the
California Stage Company'! contract an unfair
monopoly. We nro not nwaro whence itich
represent ill inns have come, lint wo uro satis
fied that they never came from anybody friend
ly lo a regular and quick mail carriage. So
far from there being any jealousy of the people
against the Singe Company, the Cnnipuuy ia
quite generally looked upon as of vust advan
tage In the country, nnd really au 'institution"
lliat we could illy spare. Aside from the in
justice done Die Company hy refusing tliem a
second contract at remunerative rates, wo me
confident that the people, of Oregon will be
greatly disappointed with any arrangement that
does not transport thu mails ut often and as
rapidly a it bus been dono for tho last three
years.
Tho proposed future schedule time is now
advertised, from Oakland to Corvallis thirty
six hours, a distance of ninety miles t from Cor
vallis to Porlhind, one hundred uud leven
miles, sixty ln :rs. At llm above rate of travel,
the distance from Portland to Sacramento cily
will be Hindu in about thirteen day. It is now
iniide, when Hit- roads are at the very worst, iu
twelve ilnys, nnd dining tho summer month
it has ahvaya been done in seven. If the con
Iraula are let upon that schedule time, we
might a well have no overturn! miiil from Sau
lamento. The steaim rs will moru than lluee
fonrthsof the lime be ahead of the mails.
The penplt! might to renioiistrato earnestly and
al once against any audi crippling of their mail
facdilie.
It will cost the Department mnre money In
Iraiispiirt the iiiai's aa now proposed, than in
one cnli'c coiiliuct, und the liability to failure
ou ibe pan or ciiiitruutnra will bo a hundred
fold greater. If thus let, it won't be it year till
Ibe line will fail to couiiect. by thu failure of
sonic one uf the many contractors. We have
experienced heretolore ihe aggravations of such
things, and hare no desire to have I hem re
peated. Tne entire rem In should be let to a
responsible bidder ut such n price aa will eun
ble him to fullill his contract. We believe
that, considering our own want, the duly nf
the Post Office Department to supply them,
and the nckuonledged ability of the Stage
Company to perform it engagements, no bet
ter arrangement can he made than tn let the
contract lo Ihe Coinpnny at a fair paying price.
If anybody else will take tho entire route, all
right ; but III-' Company can do it thousands uf
tlollara cheaper than anybody rise, ou account
of having the road already slocked, stations
nod buildings erected, nnd having a thorough
nequainlniice with nil the advantages and dis
advantage incident to the country tn he sup
plied. Economy would certainly dictate lib
erality on the side uf thu Department, if hy il
a responsible inrrier can be procured. It will
be cheaper lo pay a liberal price for Ihe whole
I route, than to pay a number of big price to
start the several sections, and then more big
sums tu patch up failures.
The overland mail front Sacramento is jnst
na iiidbpouenlile to all this northern country as
il any line in the United Stntea. All our coin
miinii'iition with the Allniitio States goes and
come by it. Of the 150.0110 piHiplu supplied
by il, none are less entitled tn such facilities
than the same number anywlii-ro else. Hy
what rule of even bunded justice can the De
partment furnish an overland mail tn California
with regularity ami tprtj. and deny one to na?
Thirteen day from Snrramenln to Portland ia
worse than geing hack In a weekly mail by
steamer, four daya from San Prauciaco. We
would infinitely prefer the latter.
Hut we believe the Department will nut in
flict any such a "alow conch" upon na, if
prompt and truthful representation! are made
to it by our people.
A Plini'l.all Fait In a recent letter, Hon.
Koht. J. Walker, lala of Missiaaippi and Kx
Secretary of the Treaanry. makes thn following
statement, which will aatonlth a great many per
sons: "Kroiu long reidenca in tho South, and
fiom having traversed every Southern State, 1
know it to Tie true that'entojn is raised there niost
txlenaively . and iirolliahly by 'non-alveholdrs.
and upon i farina using exclusively white, labor'
iu leaaa esperinuv.ims is ngreai irutlt,
r -iV W ""'"""lie oovPililoneo 'Liv-niiniii ,-.
.aliifunietT a11lmcorlJHo'TlitllT(iov.. (filoior'l
t'K--,.s.':,7:;r.rrr;iaift?.Au'.r;?iiiS?ifAr,iirii-;Hl
siiTl n i i Ti imJ I o 1 1 1 1 m i rs f i i , 7 ij a n I 1 1 rlf i 'ft".v i g
eoi i iT-'y'i'Ti mi ic 1 1 1 i ui i?o f lliTiWrTilldeelHnTr''yA'irra-1
I
, IV There are now twenty fonr vessels A.,0 Illation. $10'; F.'M. Cox. $5,;, Solomon
blockading the port of, Wilmington, X. C., j 'Sinith....'i1:tJia-l Full.-r.$3 rvL.'S.l)avi $
wTiereao'manv.bbKkade 'munert have berelo"'EVv,H',-l,,-":'-"TI'''. "''o'eubscripiion are
fore got in and 'out. . "'
- ;-' , V
-' tV At the annual elect ionof director , and
ofhoer for tb Cahfornia'Stage Company, Jas.
Haworlh, F. 8. Stcv. n. A. O. nichardon, W.
Monlgnmi-ry and John Andrew, wore elected
Dlrcclorn Jiiine Haworlh wat elected Presi
dent; F. 8. Steven. Vie President; A. 0.
Richardson, General Supenuteudeut ; . A.
Chariot, Secretary.
(7 Attorney tieneral McCullnugh baa eom
mrnord tuit again! lb bondsmen of O. R.
Warren, late Stnt Conlndler of California, for
Ihe sum of $13,217. in which amount he it da
faolier nn account of settlement for atauipa.
fhatlt Charter.
3..ir . , -
IT" An aged tpinster wat wont lo console
herself for her disappointments In the matrimo
nial line hy the following reflection "If she
had been married, and had bad a baby, and
Ihe poor thing had crawled Into the oven and
burnt Itself to death, what a horrible) thins; it
weald have been."
SISOPSI. OF POSTMASTEBCKSKllAl'S
) RKPOKT. .
The Ponnnster General report lliat during
Ihe last find y(.r tlu- financial condition of hia
Dcpartmet bn rl.n on" nf unusual prosper
ity, Thtvevennc baa nearly equaled the ex
nendiiiireaibe latter nmnnnting to ll.iil l,
200 84. nd the former to tll.IB3.7U9 5f
There is god reason to believe that the De
partment t lie aell'-smtaiuifig in a brief pe
riod of timi
The win) number nf Post Offices existing
on the HOilitf Jimii, 1803, win 2H0I7. being
an increase i the pieceding year of 172 i 8:i()
ollioer have bi?n tat lisbed and 6.'i8 Inn 1 been
discontinued. fc ' 4
The numbetiif sneeinl nwnts nni'.iiliiel30)
18fl,'I, .wut lO.i veil ll an aggregato'salanoff
$'0r)00i nud 187 riinti!-aLn-ntsat''mu'i;'L're4
l,.ui..ln- ,.f ktatx n,,i'- J-li ..ltf7...:.fi.
K; f0"''?' 'l' ""i -i rW-""
iiti?W;824.ptaggageinVsters!'iu"f:liargo'of
-el.in.s'miiila..,i retH-ived'blO.
riieitntulicosi,iof4tr'ansatliinriirinail sleam-j
jShipserviceiwai-f 3lJIH4.Tbis:prit!e covereih
iiiliiindreiliiiiii tbirty'two round 'trips to va-J
jiiiio, r,iimicuillKir!S. , - 1
PiTJiPiistnuislir (iViii-rnl regri'ts'to state 'tliat'
tiiii'priigresfj liusVcii'mimtliiY negotiations for'
faliew'po'tiiKcoR-eiitiou with Prussia, eiiibriic
liiigflbe States ci' nprising the itieniiiin Austrian
istiilfUhiiiiCoi acciiiifitof sotue 'obstacle-pre-,
,', seated 'byrAustri in regard tii territorial transit
'charges.' ; '--e y "
fniM renews iimrecoio menu anin tin '-.inircii.i
lt)(,y, ui'tlieH'iifal CoinmitU'e8;iuytJiiiigres,
I nain 1 orienli, Milna , onurrinir Irom I 1.0 11 ti'll
States for foreignpurtt should be requi'r(Ml,'ua"ni
cnmlitiiiirofcleaniicento-conv'ey'niails 'ou'inch
terms as limy be itllowcd by Cougress.
During tlie' yir the increased length of
routes hna been .'585 miles ; hut the annual
cost of iimil trniis irlation lias decreased $113,
258, of about twope' cent.
The value of turnips issued to Pi stmaaters
during the year is9!,08:).:)83 ; stumped letter
envelopes, QKH.Hil and stamped newspaper
wrappers. $0,510. The total value of these
suld lo the public wai $0,624,529, being an ex
cess over the preion year of $2.7 1 LOT.
The Pnftmiisttr General renew hi last year'
reooiiiiiiemlaliotilo Congress to nuihiirizo him
to adjust and ulhw the cluims of Postuiasteia
who have siisttiued losses nf stump nnd
slumped enveliqes by reason of the occupation
and rolibury uf heir olliuct ly bodies of armed
These claim thus fur presented amount to
about $0,000, IIu calls attention also to the
fact that these fiistmiiHti-rs have suffered great
ly in the loss o' private properly.
He requests additional legislation iu regard
to Post Oliico hefts, and recommends that the
stealing of let ere and slumps he madua penal
ollcusc.
Tb; Dead Letter Office.
. Thero has leeu a continued increase of let
ters, coiitaiuiig money and other valuables.
I ho nuiiiliei ol dead loiters covering Heeds,
bills of i-xuiniigu. drafts and other valuable
papers, received, registered and returned for
delivery to Ihe writers, was SAii, with nu ag
gregate nominal value of $1:544,27 ; of these
7, . r,')!) were deluded to tho owners.
Letter registered ami mailed containing
money numbered 18,210. Of tbesu 15,0,8.
containing $U:),r327. were finally delivered.
Sixteen thousand seven hundred and sixty
three li tters of less value were received, nearly
10 00(1 of which contained diiguerreolypi's, and
8.27J were restoretl lo their writers or owners,
Tho Postmuster Gem-nil icemiimeiuls that a
pnstul older money system be established to
iiicilitnte the transmission of ainull sums through
Ihe mails; which ll- isconlideiitwo Id prove not
only a great convenience to aoltlie.a und cm
Zeus, but almost enlilclv obviate the loss of this
class of remittances.
Ill regard to let! era addressed to points in tin1
rebellious States, thu Postmaster General says:
"ISy reason ol the continued suspeiisiun til reg
ular postal coiniuiinicatioii with sections of the
counlry under insurrectionary control, n con
siderulilo number of letters, amounting In the
uggregate to 2I,.IM, loiiuu their way hy vari
ous channels In lliu Dead L Iter Ollice. Of
this number !I.;)I2 were foreign, and were
relumed to the uooutriea wb-i-o they oriinu-
ted. Those originating iu tliu loyal Stales were
turned over lo tlie military aiiihorities, nnd.
after examination, most of them sent by Hug of
trueo to their ueslinalion.
The Postmaster General hue instructed Post-
ma-lets tu forward to the Dead Letter Office,
except in special case, all letter remaining
unclaimed one month ufter being advertised.
lusteau of two months, a lorniurlv.
In conclusion ho ask thu consideration of
Congress of lllu revised code of laws submitted
by linn tit the last session, which is mainly a
digest ol existing postal laws.
Ex-Puksiuknt RmjiiASAN. Tho Lebanon
(Pa.) Courier saya:
" Mr. Itiiclmnau receivea very little respect from the
American pt-oplu, mosi of whom seem lo mite griiu
aniisliuiion in puitiug some insult upon hint. Ou the
f'i notes ot the I'ottstown Italik ia a likeness of the
Kx-I'resident, hut von scureetv see one on which ihe
likeness is nol made tu reprvsent soiut-thiinr or Ut ex
press an idea not conipliiouiilnry to the oriifiiuil. 'Ve
saw one the olhcreluv to which horns buvu heell add
ed, nnd other uddilious niu,lu lu iiivv il the Hppcalltlice
of tllilNickt and we uiut suv that tlis likeucaa is ea
pnble of heing made to represeut to perlection our
emuiitru tdeu ot Ilia llulivuluitl Willi the. cloven toot.
The old Pub. f u no. is only getting a alight
fnrt'tnste of the bhghliug cursn Unit is yet to be
visited upon all who helped or winked at the
inauguration of the rebellion. He can nn more
escape the judgment than ho cm tlie fact of Ilia
guilt. The remainder of bis dais must be
spent moid the reproaches of his fellow men
and the slings of rcuior.-c. His gray hairs will
go dow n iu sorrow to the grave. He hud better
been dead before ha wa President than tn
have lived lo receive the buffeting nf an out
raged and betrayed people, for a criino thn'
can neither he forgiven or forgotten. He
spent his Presidency in debnucliiug the power
uf the Oovernment. He must now. while he
lives, endure the scuffs and contempt uf all who
love their country.
FROeT OLYMPIA.
Klec llou of Territorial Oilier.
Tlie Overland Veae nnnnnncrs the rlection by a
feint convention of lite l.'oiineit and House nf Kcpeo-ciilalivi-a.
on Ihe tali inst., of It limned. Treasurer;
I'llian K litcks. Auditor and J. P. Jlldson, Librarian.
Sleveral of the 1111011 niemlere had previoM1y held a
caucus nod nominated l It Hiael-tw f,,r Treasurer;
A V Moore lor Auditor, and 8. N Woulrmr for
Llbraiian.
(T Counterfeit silver coin is in circulation
in San Francisco, and i believed to be innuu
fuutured there.
Sanitary KF.ri-:iFrs. From Silverton, Ma
rion enmity : Davenport tc Wolfard, $20;
i Cmilidg'e, $20 i P. At Davis, $10; L. U.
Leonard. $0; W. II. Lewis. $5; S. 0. Ilut
lon, JIOi 11 D. Mount. $5; John P. Hutton,
$.1: 0. V., Uohins.ni, 5; J. W. Dareuport.
; i i Saino.d ll.iwnn ti", 11. .1. . Hiiraon t) X .
itiilecal.teiulera.rf rne lollowing are in coin ;
'JaaACooper. $1 ; E.'ShnrteM. $2; M. Drown,
. x tioiine. f s J" ; i oiui, i too legal
Under; $'J 50, ooin $141 50.
... J. II. MOORF.S,
Trcas. Salem San. Aid Society.
Stirrri) Tiikm Up Jndge Williamt ha
recently addressed the people at Eugene City
and Albany ou the great issue of the day the
perjtetualion of tho L'uion. Wa are informed
by Union men who heard him that his speech
es were effective and well received. Judging
from Ihe clamor set up by the rebel newspa
pert of tbuae town, the Judge must have ear
red op tho copperhead dens very thoroughly.
Tbry alwaya bias when they are hurt.
Conciiolooy. The rebel at Charletlon,
about these daya. can aing tha popular long,
"We gathi r thelli."
... Duct. Charlet G. Bryant, late of Sao
Francisco, baa been appointed L. S. Vice Con
nl at Gnavmat.
TO BE KK.UIZKI).
Cundidatca and political maimgen havo nl
waya been in thu habit of declaring at every
general election, "Thia ia the most Important
election ever held -tha constitution ia in dan
ger the country is drifting to ruin." etc-, etc.
Tho cry of "wolf, wolf," hita been an i.ftcn
raised lliat even the most watchful guards have
fallen asleep at their posts In the midst of the
most fearful alarina. The people havo been
so often called out when no wulf was about
,, r I I.if.l.,,1-
that it is not at till wonueriui mat si-ianw, o iumth.v1luarJ-v
should gel -tired of 'false alimndyp.dirJ s.iys.t
iT r i-...'' "7"-'? 'XI ' 'CldKWheFlnislirain.exiwrieiieeil.on,'
bam s'for. a illltviriore.sliiinbery ii-'., .. ' - ..
f 'TlTi.'s'taTe'of thing had' iica'rly been, indeed
be
rum "f the country when tno neasi m r-
liellii.ti. with demoniac bowls.
. . . .
"'" M'1 enemy bud
assailed the lln
i artfully inter
mixed Ins own emissaries among inose on., os
tensibly guarded thu constitution and adminis
tered the liiws, that for months it was almost
impossible to tell whether the government was
most iu tho hands of loyalists or tmiturs.
Nuthing but thu most thorough musing of thn
loyal masses prevented tho Union from titter
disintegration during the first f.iw months of the
ttrnggle. Happily, thn people had already de
cided a very important election by the cboiue
of one of two true men against a eryjmhtt
jt.Iscaiiiitand haiV placed nnrjinmt nian to the
lent. lately Oelileil, ny .treason s lanuiui an;,
Junie'Buclfa7iau. The struggle hai been
fierce anil auiiguitiary, and though the point nf
greatest dungur has apparently been passed,
tho way is yet beset with peril and dilliculty. The
administration of the government but been
well nigh rescued front the liande of those who
upon opportunity, would surrender it to traitor
and tho military power of tho nation hat been
visited nvenglngly upon a large proportion of
the rebellion territory. Tne way to victory is
open, if the peoplo remain truu.
The qucstioa the great question of 1804
iiilmiiltcd to the people' decision is, "shall
the government remain in the linnds yf loyal
ists or bn again turned over to the traitors who
before invited and connived at the schemes ol
fenson ?" The decision at the ballot-box will
crush Ihe rebellion and restore the Union, nr
it will crush the Union nnd set up the Confed
eracy. Tho electioni of 18 '4 are of a verhy
the most important ever held in tho United
Stntes. Th'i is nn demagogue' cry ; it is not
the ory of political sensation. Every man who
loves his country, from the highest in dignity
to the humblest in private station, feels the
truth of it. No loyal man can eicape the con
viction, nor will lie desiro to.
Tho decision of the people will he right un
less designing men succeed iu misleading and
deceiving them. The great common heart of
the American people bent responsive to the sen
itments of patriotism and love of country. Put
thero nro bad men who never experience a
higher emotion than lovo of self and lust
of power. They will urge false issues and
misrepresent the trim ones. They nru wolves
in disguise who seek first to betray nud then
to destroy. The importance of the eusuing
elections demands that every true Union man
shall aland upon his guard and he not taken in
surprise or mistake. Know whum you trust.
They who attack the the Union forces with
arm and hatred finding vent in denunciation,
are known etieinioi and can he met at any
point where they may chooso to assault. The
contest with tliem will be not doubtful
unless onr strength he divided bv fnctionist
The first care of the friends of the Unit n mutt
be that they stand united. The danger is
common ; the defence and the victory must be
in common. They who counsel division and
dissensions among you should be watched with
the eye of suspicion, lest they divide and de
feat your strength and client you of a vic
tory yon deserve. There ia nn need of plots
and wire pulling, for the work iu hand is honest
and straightforward. Honest and straightfor
ward eirurt will bust servo the purpose of the
Union organization. Strategy without hard
fighting could never crush the rebellion.
Neither will similar devices win the bnttlo at
the ballot box, for they will only serve to cre
ate distrust and distraction where unity and
benrliiiess of purpose should prevail. Let nil
Union men remember that the. most important
eleetiuni ever held uro near at hand and that
each one ia to bear nu important part in them.
Votes in 1804 are not to much to decide wheth
er A, IL or C is to ho elected to this or that
office, but whether the Union shall bo p re
ceived and perpetuated.
fir1 Tile Cope'erhead press havo been tulkin ahotit
the ueees-ity of ILilleck s removal for a lou lime,
Ion as soon as the Lorn! I'mon L'aituo reiiudsts it,
they are auiusl il. Yreka Jour mat.
That ia nu more remarkable than their va
ried relation to MoClellau. Tho copperhead i
never eaid a good word for MuCbdlan while it
was supposed he wns likely to hurt the rebell
ion. If he should be now reinstated in com
mand, nnd should begin to squelch tho Confed
erate concern, the copperhead! would drop hiiu
like a hot putato. Ho wouldn't havo the ghost
of a chance for tlieir nomination.
V3T Er-Col. Steinberger lot himself gently
down from hia high military position to that of
a private citizen, by speaking of being " re
lieved from command." He was dismissed the
aerviee if anybody wat " rcrreved." it must
hare been his men, over whom it it charged
he wot a petty tyrant. The loyal men of tho
country, too, nre "relieved'' at the dismissal of
a copperhead Colonel.
POkoeiied to TH18 Coabt. The S. F. Buf
Itlin states it hna information that tho new
iron ship Wateree, nf ten guns, ha been or
dered to the Pacific coitt, nnd that some other
of tho snino class will toon follow
Olio VtMel
i to he kept in San Francisco harbor.
nr The WtllA W&ila Snttetnm anrs that
tlijnrtz on tho brain" is a pn-valent ilicnn in
that region. "Uopper on th hrain ' is vot
nrevaleut hero in democratic cireli'. Tbe uf-
frill
SuiMofAuinrioaa titan mint likely Joaimu"
f .h. UW- .J fir. .,..1 l.ei., IY.-....T...
fi'llow knnw that Charleston ia tha oulr place
whore "hell firo" baa bmkru out?
Ft aat Tba Marv.rill. Eiprrtt def.nJinft lha
loral'rcf Hem. Wrurlitl '"rtn honor and rrpuia
lion ..I Uen. tt nxhi. w, hope lb. Ex,r,,t will talt.
tliu late. Duti t srud lb. M il.her d.ito to hi.
arrav with th. bliateriug and festa-ina- ),ri.e from a
r,.rtH.rhd'. icmira.. Ile.nrrt th. old man', gray
bait, it uui his fiathm.AppMl.
M.ild on a bit. Gra. Wright will probably toon
be ordered where he will burUhe rebellioo
The Exprtu will taieii eat every word it bat
etet taid Id the General', fator.
....The rural- Cpnerheadt nf Sidney
Trentout couuly. Iowa, lately blew up with
powdet the eoauty Court Houae.
1 motea peMoim are CalkM ooppernrad. I liwr .rwutriHrtnviih in about jialf.nn'bun'r Mr wl'oa will mken for Hnihrv Aid nonVi.
who haven't brainVeuotigh foVheJcoppevtV Slirfe ie.ld knifrbii KrJJ Wrs. "
penuatum lately preacueu in humna a., JJh
IXllllt'MiC IICIl".
....The troops ut Vancouver have boiui paid off to
January Int. ' , ,,
....Tho Portland (Intftlt, very orr. 'linle daily
frum Us birth, aftor living a praearjotis life of a few
weeks, ill.on thu sustcniinca of diluted copK,rsiiftk
milk, wiiiliod out a few days iio.
The council of the legislative as.euilily of
Wa'sii'liiKlon Torrilory has resolved Hull it will not e.i
teiiain iniv mom uiilicatiou lor divorce. A move in
thu right direction.
. ti.. t.....i nf V. H. Paw In (lie P'rllilttl
n'n'iii Union has pun hnsed by W. L. Hill, who
...L...I I,.- of the editorial department hereafter.
....Mr. Julia Dean llayne is expecie. .
soon where she lias another engageiaent at tin Wit-
liimi'tte'theil'or. 1 ' ,r
llmt.'unuHimllyi
lilt) nnuim I ion
'3" .1.
uiiiiiiu. . , , ;
....A man luuiied Csscv was last wccK iiniugn
lovvn from thn Katies, sentenced to one year III tlie
pellllelltlliry, tor stelliinv n rl- '-
The Mmnl.nmrr snva me voiiiik o... ... -Dalles
cave a lean vear bull lor the bcnelil of the
Sioiilurv fund; ut which the sum of t was reuuxeu.
A Idler from Ibe Unites altva Hint during mo
Iniu cold weather over u root of hiioiv fell.
....Huddle trains urn soon to he started again bo
tw'ee'n the Hullo and the milling country.
....Tlie unny piiymuaterurrived ut Fort Lnpwni,
Jiiuiiary 1st, for the purpose of paying oil tho troops
uiul iotied there. ' - !i
....Au hoane mutt mimed Neovos was liike.il to tho
UHvluiii hum Portland last week.
Travel to llio Nort hen mines lias opened for tho
S-HSOII . .. ... y
....Major liiiuircll.hu heeiuordered from Ft. Col
yille to M idlu WuJlu,,wliero ho tskes'coiiiinaiid
A, yoinigaiinn limned John Harrison was up bo
I'oreM aslicejIlooii'ln'stVrifesiliiy, on H charge, of aesiiult
'iiig uiidibeaiiiig. a w-ouiinCtlio wife, of John Tico,
,Tlie. ehivalric crnduct charged wns proven to llio sat
isfaction of.tlie jury, whereupon the Justice lined tho
-yoinVg limn $11111 nii'd costs, which amounted to about
JH. 'limberon, expensive luxury for a young uian
just starting out in I ho world.
....Our Snieiu correspondent will excuse us for not
publishing his correspondence,. Wo have Inquired
nilo o mutter llnre nnu a sure nun tntii um iieii-ouuu
of letters complained of did not occur in this olhVe.
They woro forwarder! lit llio proper lillio from tills
place, nud consequently the detention must havo oc
curred at some of the way otHccs. Timet.
Ibe jfWs bus been certainly deceived somewhat
nboilt ilcluv of loiters III I'oi llnnd. During week ho
fore lust nnd for some iimo previous to that, it often
occurred thai one dnv no paoiuige at all would arrive
from I'oriliuiil. tin tho neat duv, the packugo would
coliluill Idlers postmarked belli day,sliowiug Hint llio
loiters of llio I Mi, or inslunco, bull been dotuined one
day and soul with those of tho liilb. Tlie fault was
Willi the oiiioe, most, certainly, for the letters bnrc the
post stump of the day before' they wore iniiiled. Wo
knrni) of several such detentions, Hud one or two in
stances wliers ibe dcliif nut parties to great inconven-
lenee. Tim i'ortlund oust ollice bus for some time
been not remarkable for cure and regularity in its
business conduct.
....Tiio Ynkn Journal suya the California and
Ort'trtin tuk'L.M'Hiiii in nrotifBrtii) tiiu-iv titwunt Port
In i id and no doubt will lie tn oerulim by the iiratof
KehniHrv. llm wires tiro imin exienued to lucKson
villi), ami arc- 11N0 hoinir nut nit between Itoueburif und
Kngent) City. Tlie cm. .puny no intend ctmuiiuiug
Die line next nmiimer Irom rurtluiid to ictonit.
....Tlie hiteiTUhtiuns to Lelt'Krapliiu news, nre, wo
liopo, ut nn end. The line lielow Vreku litis been put
in ptTl'ect workiuif order und tlie Superiuientluiit ia
cufiltdent Lliut no 1'i'cukb of couttequeuue will ocmtr
iiiiin.
....Tliec-nolest tliinir we know of is for a down
rifzlit ooppeiheud puper in this country to I) on at that it
litis a lurtin circulHtioii winru 13 rap nil y rownifj
larger, Tim editor niijHir jn&t iu well tell us lie u
(oyttl. Nobody would believe eiilier.
....J. K. Hnivlter. of Alimnv.ie Hiiilntions of areen
bntk noinrieiy we give him u chutice owed im S
coin imid us 111 leu til tender w took it guui to
yitt it di-ruk-lted his n.tino oil' 1 lie book jurutclied it
down here iliitclier, lurowell,
....Tlie roitdri iu every diruciiii tire ro presented tu
a tmrnmu eonntiou. liiey ae.iiom et worse.
....A son of II10M. Crnsa of ouletn, pretty
budlyliiu-t liiitt lliiirsdiiy hy 11 horse wiiich k irked iiiiii
ou the tuituund liuud, kiioclcinur out two or lluee teeth
uud milking h couple of bud uesli wouuda.
....We leant timi a votuiu uuinwas drowned in the
Snntiuin river a'. mil ten ditys uko, while iiitouipling to
cross, with imotlier. 111 h imut. I lie lioly wua re
eoverctl lii8l Wediiemliiv. Tlie uiiiiie of the dereused
wus Cotiuoyer ; be wus with u party dt'seemlinx Niuke
river aouie two years aittee, nil of whom but Counoy
er wure drowned. Tne txiilv wus found aUuit
ten miles below wueru tiio rasuutty occurred. The
oilier man, whoHt! name is Smith, very uurrowly es-
cupea witn nm me.
....Ouriiiitlie month of Der.lmit.tiie O. 8. N', Co,
cuiployeil ou their line of road uud Hi the I'alleeaud
Cehlo. men. The disbiirseuieuti for the tuuue
iiioiilh uuiouuted to $ iOJ-ib.
....The Eute rjiriso reiurnedliere on Friday oveninff
from a trip to Kuueno City, luivjnu; on bourd a tuir
ficiulit lisl . Mlie niH'le the ruir from Euuuiic to this
place in 1'.' hours, und took ou about 50 ions of frieylit
uurmg the trip.
....S. M. l'arHons has been appointed a 2d Lieuteu-
uui 01 tne uieon cavalry.
....Tin; Portland papers aiiuonnce the rcci nation
of Dr. Wilson itowlby, .Suriieou of Kurollineiit. So
reniuiiatioii or not ne of one bus reached the I'rovtwt
Marshal's olhce. throuuh which il should fortuullv
pucs. The Doctor has loiitf tulkud of resii;uiug but
prooaoiy ous iioi none so yet.
Siui'H tlie ubove was nut in tvno. we leiirn uooitivulv
that Dr. iiowlby has not ic)gueJ, and probably
win not.
....At a party given by Henry Allen iu the V'uldo
inns, on nu Bin 01 January, . 'j dollars were coa-
rnouiej to u.e daiutury cuuse.
....An Uiidrerw will be delivered before the Suutlarv
Aid hneietv hyt.apt. Keeler, next Motidav eveuiiiir.
t'apt. K. has seen two veura ot aetual service in the
army and has tlie re tore personal knowledge of a sol'
diers lite, it suiuiv aud its duik side. He can testilv,
loo, uf tlie openttious of the Suuilary coiiiiuinsiou
m'w uiu money is uppiicu, himi iiow umiiy 0ies9ll)s 111
iv urn tire duilv uud hourly si 10 we red nnou their uen-
eroiii" fellow coiuilrwiieu at home. His incident of
tne battle held, the cuaip und the inure h are highly iu
leresiuiaj.
....The SuMierrt' Aid cutpriainment at Moores' Hall
nntbea.Mil mt. raised vor S.'i'U, clear of exneiuus.
for tho Suniuiry land. Fur an amuteur urranKenient
tne etiiri'iaiuiiK'iil was n eplemhd success, loo much
cn'.iii, rtinnot bo given the mmiagers for their itidefac-
Vatue etioi'ts m belialt ot onr huilciing sddiera
....Mr Terry reecn-lyhod 11 dilUctilty in Cenlrevilh,
Mul.ii, iihont a claim, during which l.e'shut one of the
men enyaijed in the controvorf-v. It ia itppoed the
mail will die.
" "The Orreni'tn leiinw that order have heen
revived for the ronsolid ilioii ol the ..'u-hinirton Ter
ritory reL'iniHit into live compiuies. All oltieersnol
11 ''pm-ed f.r the couimatids ol thueu companies are lo
h'j tlist hurled.
... 11 ith of the feny boat at Jpfff rm and Santlim
fity ftt re nirrnd away la.-t wn-k by hizh water. The
Jailer broke aw.iy wmie the .ag. g.duir 100th was
'T'mnng.aml .Witting Hhotit two milen i- vvu stifani
lodged ..n the head nf uri il iml. A southern uiiil was
t thivtigli. h .nvever, last nuht.
....A Sanharv Aid Sorietv was organized at Mil
wuuki.'.slt.nuary Un, with T. TuIhoU I'residcnt uud
Ireusuivr. Uilur appit.prmtc ollicert were elected
antl a committee upp.m.ti d to procure snhcriplions
with V.
n,,"";ri "; iii'iitre'i hi ure..'nn ( it v, .inn. -"ith.
. . idu'K. IT. "htimt.snd J. L lUrlow, Trent
A liberal to iirii-ution wa made at the orgua
. (iod fpe d tl.e g 0 1 Simariians !
aier.
izjitiun.
....Tlecitixeiiiof Itelpiasi and neiuhborhoot) are
preparing to .eb bniio Wavhinaiun'ti birth day bv a
giau I feaiiviil the proceed to be donated to the nui
liary coiiimiesioa.
....The Mewrs. Northc itt ft few dav since left at
ourolhVea mammoth cigar mauufmtiii-ed of tobacco
taiHod by tl.-m about three niilenimrlh of Salem The
quality inl tha tohu.co abowtthat in culture run le
um.te u Mte- ew in situaiioiia secure from trout.
Nr. I dwtml Siunm.un has funnelled us at two or
l hire itm with On-iron twist, which oulv needs
;-ditctoni)g ' or preparation, tn imke il superh.'r lo huv
imported tohacco Tousidenible qaautitiet of it were
ranted m thn county but euon.
....Mr. William Ornhhs. of Kin' lleT.WM kill
ed dnrmir the evening of last M.m.h.y. bv a Mr Hob
l OWN l. lite two hlul.lMn ui u-.lr i.. 1 .1- J..-;
t day nnd i.ud 9nt tim evningiit limbos' b.mso with
ir miiK-r i ute murdered mnn, aud and a Mr. m
nil eng ird in an auiumud diton concern .1. tbe
war.- At tlie c of the dtscoMion. the vonr
Unions and ilr. Hnbinson got into wlmt wiu'nl bmt
apparently triendlv sruille. hut which li.mtle grew to
be angry und the other meu sepuniled tiiein." Urubba
ll.en Niid he, rrui. L'h.ii examin:itiontone rat wM
foinnl in the Hbdouieii uud im.;ili..r in it,. 1I.1..1. -m "
Jftmicrala ro aboruir aaaiilnnn.lrTtn
ihe tMehTsiithiin.,e..ri...i r .i.
, ' ? 1 1 " """)
on a war root rig. O'Meara aparu ihom. and
call thrill "wliilr nti-n't niomiou tirgro UHlies."
ct'l'l'erlit-ada are at tn lo ono of tho cop
1 l",r'""' pi'rsuasiou ; Ihe copperheads are on
1 n(ied tn tiio war n'M...... I. .1 i j . .
i 1 . ' ' U u lS-J of Ihe
copperhead persoatioa. The Cnpiierhead nlat
! f..rin :m ,j . ' , , . r1"
I " rm ll'-'". rotu all which it it
rajily dodticiblc that coprlail w ho tn v
, in p iling into th it keltle of tnaktt most
j nounce all pretense of UnioBl,m ,! ,., .
flat rooled against tho war. Some of th
j Bt,,, gttern have reached ,, poinU ,j
I ,i5nifi,,J be known hereafter a
J fvrhtad: That it the diirclion lowlier,
all enppnruil are wiKgiug
. ."-.V. ""I'tnery. irom which tbe flow nf " "TM,,n mviuiiinn ta extended Afl it.- A.i.i
Thuiilleiiiptnf nrie men lu reorgiuiizo tho
deinncralio faction " " war party," is mo
most absurd of all ridiculous efforts-. Are imiu
men steeped in treason to put on It garment
they hate, fur the purpose nf being in uniform
with oiio man whose profession they despise?
trr The national copperhead convention has
been ti iuted Tor the 4lh of July. Wouldn't
it be more appropriate to bold i'- on llio anni
versary of the rebel nltuck on Furt Stimler.y 'V :
.nr Jason Loco was exoiuttcil aal''K?1'
Jau, liilb, for the murder of Biinlen: rs-'
?ti.rta1
'mTicticableSiiiust cleiir i?in,()'l)l) per'dtiy:beforo
'the shareholders 'can receive ",thren,, per,. cent.
dividend. ,-..-. --- -
. .Private New Viirlt telegram meiitinii an
imnnriMiit rise in the vnlni! (if iron hulls there
and in England, quoting bar', iron in New York
at $12!) per ton. - - ' -
' . S p e p'tal Notices .
't',taro"dTOl on a' SoirliiK Msaliloef I n
-HKiire stuili-elegiiiit work onlii.il bs duns In such a niaiiner, '
Jamarkwl nt,a-hi.l,to-anutlier In our prcsejo. alely. Hhs
.aam tieilllielrliiimhiicof cloirml.W oliisk which adiiriied
F.:"r.ir ,,r. "Oh; viu," win tho reply, "It OAS. be dons.
and he'aullhllly you pereelrs, but H" '
la. Machlaea In u..-lhc (HtUVWt a IIAKKIt.
I O. O. . IMIKjIKKKTA I.UIIOf, nil. I llieeia ivorj
Weiloealoy evenlnir, al IH bsll 111 I i duouiuh.
Urotbsra In goou buiuiiiiik are "" " av n ll
PaVIBM "!
0. P. Cbakdau.R. Sec'r. 4M
A Oam of Ohronlo Diarrhoea Oard by Dr. Ba
ker's Ptln Punaoeftf mini every uiiiik eiw nu m u-u.
Weitil.M, In,. June Ti, iww. n. u.
I lie.ii nu-! "wfully amictwl, for the Ml ihree yuftM,
with thr Ulimnlo Uttirrliii-fi, In ltt worut form. I have trlwl
mora tliim r tli'mmuiil tirwr.rtlnn frmn imnwroui pliyl
nUua, Ami ftli wUhnttt llm illrttl ullout. My ume wf.it nkM
( lie liotielw-, Httil I ItellevorJ It tiiyd-lf. I I'limimmctr.. imlyK
BnktT'i I'tiln I'mmcuii wiui nui muu mini,
dln-i'tlitriH trivi-ii. hihI to my H"'"" aurpriHav, ib nun ww "
In a iiii-HNurr ctwuki'tl my tlle use. It lm lutKO Jiwt H-n 'lavi
from tliuilnte it tM pcrtiflftntu lnf I timntncnoetl unlntt
kir'i IHimfi, mi'i I at neurty n well ever. I Kin oimll
itent oh more lirnityAr cunt Iwltln w"l inllwlr cure me.
Plenie accept ami uae Ihl etrMmut m you wtf iiroimr, , luai
mtiuh aa I uwt my life w the inventor of ihla vrtltiiil-le H-uia-
cea. Truly yiuri. "Wl " '
H-fllncion ICu., Stl A(tfn.fi9 ou no rrun
Snn FrantilHCu. - L
l-W Trie (ftl time fiumlnt.', for tljrfj.tU't bimI Ih'ino win
have bueii Huilerlnn fi-t ).-.ri wltti a tim.tHt.-reii liver or
wi-Hknrw of tin- dtiTPKUve oroani. Yon will bHle e thia after
Klvlntr llu(-lin(l'atierman Hitieraa trui. rcnieuy win
cuusfH periniuieitUtinj, nil enablf-yn to eiijuy life. Ml
BROWN'S
A miflt!ti-il Oomrh. Colli, an Irrltater) or
BRONCHIAL
8ir Throat, If allowed to pronreHi, results
In nerlcun I'ulmoimry, llruuchftil ami Aath
niatic'll'ttsc i.fleiitltnfli Incn ruble.
ItltOWN'S IlltONCHlAI. TROCIIKH reach
direed t llio affected tmrU, and irlve alumst
tiuiiifiH'ste ndtef. For Itninrhitlt,, Au'luna
Catarrh, and CnnsuwpMve Ooutrha, the
TROCHES
ro
COUGHS
AND
COLDS.
Troches arc utehil. I'.itd!u Kpeaken ami Hi oxer an on in
hitve llieTro.-ltftj to cteiir and atrni'Uhea Ihe voice. Military
Olhcera and S ddiera who overtax the vmee, una are exp"eu
to aud.lfii ehauKin alrnuhl ue Ihrni. (Hitain only ttie fenu
Ine. "Urown's HriiBchial Tri lnV' liavinii PHOVKO their
enicncy by a lest of many years, are highly rccoiumeiuli'd
and prescribed by rnysitunns a-iu rnr((iins in ine nriujr,uu
hare reeetred testimonials from many eminent men.
Ml by at) DriitTiristsiiml Denk-rsln medicine In the United
Stitles anil most Ft-rHirn ontnilrlui, at 'tb els. pur bos.
Ajfenti fur Crtlirornln, lUUiiiKitm to,, pan rrancisco.
Iin4t
tsY" A vitii's AMKRifAft Almanac Ii nnw ready for ibthvory.,
(traits, at Hmitli A Davis', l'orttitiid, Onou, who are happy
to supply all that call for them. Kvery family should tntve
ai.'I been tltis book. It la worth havlnir ciniin iiinf much
Xciienil liiforuiitlloii of frritt value. It Kives tbe best li si ruc
tion ror Mm cure or prevalent cmiipiattn, inai enn pe
anywhere. Ita nrieeibites nlniie nrr worth a btirhel of nlieat,
and ha nirdtcril ndvlee Is sometimes worth i Ibe sick the
wheat's weight In fro Id. Many of the medical almanacs are
traaih. hut thti it ft-dlil metal. lieealrufntlon are ttmU- par
(Wisely for tills latitude and are tlitrvfure correct. Call and
get an Ayer's Almanac, and heii Kt, keep It. Im-jo
It Revolutiouixea th fivstem. One of the arnnd
mim-laln medical sctencs Is the rapidity with wtttcli llHift
vol' sahsipaiiili.a recruits the sirentrth of broken down In
valids. Kxperlence nlunr can enahlu Ihe sick to realise Its
effect In usses of KcuerahU-billty. No mutter to what atate of
pliyshvil prostrnlion lint patient mny have been reduced,
llristnl'sK'trsapHi-ltln will recuperate him, Hxioe physicians
have suinreiteil the hijuctlun of pure bl'u'd tutu the veins of
the sick, hut tins potent reni-trame rmiveria every urttp 01
blood lu the patient's body Into a living tonic, cupahle of
lemtlni; new strength to the musi'les, Ihe nereis, tlie itutnarli
ami (be In Ie snimiii mHeblnery. L"t no weakliug despair
of llvlnittoa (rood old tine, for In tills preparation esiais a
vital principle alikili will restore Ihe strength of the feeblt-sU
To bt oh'alned of all druinrlsti. Im44
MOTIIKKS! MOTHKJiS I !
Pon't fail to procure Mr$. Winston' i Soothing 8y-
rut? for Vhihhfn Teething.
This valuable nreimrntiou Is the nreacrinllon of ono
of the best female physieiaus and nuisea in the Uuited
StutM,uiul has been used lor thirty yeurs with never
tailing safely aud success by millions of mothers and
hildruti, trom the feeble tntant ot one week old to the
adult.
It not only relieves the child from pain, but Inv.iro-
m ten tins siotimch aud bowels, correct ucidity, and
gives tone and eticgy to the whole ay stem. It will
almost instantly relieve
Griping in the Uonrh, and Wimh Colic.
We believe ir is the II EST and 81'RKST Rem-
edy in the World, in ull oases of l)yrntertt Htid Ihar-
rktta in vmittrent whether it arises from loetbiug or
from nnr other ninsu.
Full directions for nuinir f!l accompany each bottle
None (Iciitiine unle.ta the fac simileof Cuhtii 5t Tilt
kins. New York, is on the onlside wrnpwr.
Sdd by all Medicine Dealers. Principal OlUcc, 18
Dev Street, Kew York i'rite Only i!i Centi per
Buttle.
ftedintrtoii k Co., 4lti and 41 K Front St , San Fran
cisco, Agents for California. thuti
TO TIIK YOUMI Oil 01.1),
Jittt or t'tmult,
it you have br.n .ulT- rlia' fr.nn ,i huMI Iti'lulKed In Inr Ih
Yovni or now sn.TKs.
Wllll'H lAfSK.-l SO MANV AUKMISU gVSII'TOSIS,
It u.ll'l. (Arm fiir Marriage,
Ami Is 11, (ri'Htrat rrll aliich cao lictall
MAN OH WOMAN'.
8m arnintniriB enutarrautl In advcriiKiucnt, and If you sr
a auffr?r,
L'ut uut Hie Ailv.rtl.tmrnt,
Aud aml fur It at onct.
Di laya are ilaimcr.iiis.
Alk fur ll,-lnil,lil'a.
Take no otlirr.
Ctirra misranteeil.
Jlnrai a of Count trfit and Imitutiont.
Use alV(Tllsemrii!. Sni49
t V All nnlk-rs of rnarrlair.f nr deaths aent to ua for puh.
Ik-annn ti.ti.l liiirr a rr.tonlule namu allarhetl, ur they will
nt n,'.iir In nnr c.,,iiuii..
MARRIED.
At the rf.ll.nrp ,f th. hrl,!.-. father. Tth llit.,tr Her. Mr.
Parn.irorth, Mr J.,hn It. hiiuickof H. Coinnanv, lat Orenoa
C .Irr. aii,l M il Almira Kla-rhanl, all of Marlon county.
In S.lein.m.t, hy Her. A V. Waller, Mr. Auioa Akara and
M a Phorna E. llrown, all of 1jI, iii.
In C'latkainai i-minlj. I.v KI.I. K. Cok, Url T. Vannrer of
Mirtoii, ami Miw Rah,-I Davie.
m inr i.m in.i , ny ,-r. tleo. v. llian ller, Mr. AlfreJ I.
Morr an, Mia Rachel A. nvl. all f Yamlilll oounty.
On the Slu llec. hy W ni. Kuasrll, J. P., Mr. J. P. M linkers
an I Mm. Ann M. Newum, all of Mirlon county.
Ily the .anie. Jnn. "Ih, Mr. tleorge lllllyer, of Pola counly,
anil MIm Iiahel Prt.iian. ol M'irlon county.
In Porllaml, IT1I1, Um. If. Tihhou and Mr.. Marie Loulaa
Zloimer, all of P .nlawl.
In llt-n,a.Mh ller.. Henry tmltli an,l I.nry Cle.t.
On the Till luat., in Wa.hin'.Mn eountv, Wni. C. P ilntr, of
Jan. 7, at the houae of the bridr'a lather, hy he., o. W.
Ailanu.tleo. W. Miller and Mm Mary T Het.ker. allof plk.
Dee. 14, hy Rr. B. c. l. n :i,cnll. Ueora. Wllliaina and
M!a Mary K. Olrnn. all of llall.a, Orrron.
Wallula, and MM Caroline Mitchell, Inrmerly sf Mullnoniah -county.
DIED.
In Salva. SiHh Inat., of .oriel lerer. William Helm, aon of
l.C. and Mary Cartwrl,(lil, aed 1 r 7 mo and 81 data.
In Sal.ro. Jn. Ism. of brain feeer, Ellie, yoimaeal dauih
ter of Renjaimu ati'l I'alharine Stanton, aged t yeara.
In P,.lk couuly. lSih In.i . or dl. ar of the heart, Duriel
L R,,nerloo, acr.l 7 years and 10 monllia.
Near M .ninoiilh. p,,k county, of aearlel fever, Porter t.,
aon (t. p. and.aarsh A. Chainhera, acH yra and II days.
In Silem, I Jih. I.uclnda K.lllh, damliler of P. J., and Sa
rah A. P-lly, aevd ,, g month, and SO days.
In Jeir,r,n, ;,ni 0, puUii Bora Ihrnat, Mary, ooly child
or Alex, and M'llna tiray. aie.1 I y.r and roontha.
e.r JeSemon, in. tilth, of pulrld ar throat, H-ith
r.e,,re.y,i ,n ot Kal,h and Calh.rlu. Waller, ared
nearly, yeara. 1
In Prtlnd, 15th Inat., Mra. R D Curry.
At th Ca.ca.lea. Iih mat., rcd.rhi, yoaneat Ma of John
a. Andrewa, ased 10 eera.
At Ihieua V:ii,. lUac mme..tl7th Xor. John McDonald, S.
n Jannoek s-,h N..,., Harry eton,as. Same plac.
SMONor .P L-mtr.SI. Same place. Mnhael O N.II. Jo.
th. tlrlo,,,' c-,.,-k. II v.e. Deo. 1.1, Lewuel ...ad. Kt
Jnjvjnoek nty, i l lleeMVla.lSeld B ,. ..,. w,) .
PUBLIC ADDRESS.
nn MtlXIIAYeroniiijf, rVb li.,t t, M E. 'cimrvu!
tola JUUhI
! i iZE? 11 Cj J"LVt .'hor","il'ly roBtted Thi EoUT
rjTli 'EaZr
i - -. uiiiia, and
irenareil to 1
lli.ur.nu oil -llT " "V", r. '"''
in rood tDape. Tlit)
reH .'.Te IUni,,i,h rT"y ",'U l'h-- wi' and
KetLrd a 'Z n ",'' T!'U r. P1""' d an"
S.V: . SAXTLB t CO.
eiw tiewur...
E STRAYED nn. amall 3 tsar ld bn.wn liora.
rm,,, branded with a heart n tl,. ,ip. The retim,
ol said mul. tu A. I. Nicklin, rSnloin. tL., ur Z "iZ
,lr,ber. Iivi,, on Whitby'. I,l.,, Vj 1
Temiory. will kcik, th. reward, or 5 wi C
for inforuraiion by teller or other!. t ,,
j'anVw. CALUEIWIN.
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XD OtT A THOTOOKAI-H Ot THE MOOS
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