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Newspaper Page TexttUltC (Ol'ffl'fltl 5't;ilf1UH;ilf ViV VVWH ' J till J ill tills -a-..-rr !,., .. r. THE LATEST. IIY TUB bTEAMKIt IMni'I'J T3 PllTLAM. Date lo J aniiiii)' Kith. Itmuore'l IlcNiciuitioii of CJeuei Kll OIIIHKilltf New llOIII TMII J.V.. "f. cenei,rroionl li Si ll us Molina IteMoratioii How infill in Al Itiiiisns.' IMiilionail Opix'ilH'iiil Convention. Humored ltomovnl l tlic Itebel upHiil. . , - UAi.nMimn, jfln.-9. .: s I l.X Gov, Hicki win yesterday "elected U8 ' neimtiir to milks unexpired term nf l'enree. "' ' .'" Cincinnati. Jim: i. , Snow covered tlio ground tit Cliiittniiniiga yesterday. Gen.,Tiniiiiis has issued nnlcr ftKKPBBiiijf $:j(),n()0 on rebel Bj-niputliiHem iiog williin ton mile nf thu recent murder of time million) near Mulberry, tho money to be divided between the families nf the soldiers killed. New York. Jan, 10. Tho ilcrald'i Army of the I'otmnno corrcs pnndont suy ; It is nRiiiti rumored that Meads lia resigned, and Hanetiok been appointed commander of tho army. Four .Smith, Jan. 6. Itepnrll of tho Federal successes in Texan, ntid Hunks' tnisst-ssion of the Uio Grande, ore aled great gloom among tho rebel. Humors of,tlio issue of President Lincoln's amnesty proclamation wero iilso having an effect throughout the ranks and desertion wero fre quent. The officers were promising a speedy iiilvance iiiirthwurds to kern tlieill nuiet. Mane well informed officers were of ojiininn that -Price would move with one column upon Lil- tle Knelt, and JIaxey with another upon Fort OIllllll. Washington, Jan. 112. Tho nnnilier of colored troops now in tho field is 60,000. The total number of negroes lost by the rebels ia not less than 500,000. Ntw Yoiik, Jan. 12. The Trihune't Morris Inland correspondent says that the rebel hive in Charleston harbor two ironolad steamers, close imitations of the .New lronsidet and Dunderbcrg. Charleston takes liio and bums apace from the effect of tho bombardment. Tho lirea al ways spread and bum for hours. At one time hint Sunday, they burned eight houses in one linn's. . The olisi ructions hauled awny from the hoach nf Morris Island are 16 burs of iron rails, the nbstruoliims having been removed by natural causes. Nothing now prevents the taking of Charleston when the Admiral wills it. In a postscript tho correspondent adds that thu rebels havo three ironclads building at Charleston. Two of them ou the Dunderberg plan. Washington, Jan. 13, It is said that Secretary Chase contemplates the isKiio nt ten and forty year bonds when tin present stores of 5-20's me exhausted s aud in order to meet the demands upon hi in for pay ment of veteran bounties, will resort to n loan mid the continued issue of 5 per cent, interest bearing notes. Nkw York, Jan. 12. The Timet' Washington correspondent says that at least 5 major-general and over SiO brig adiers will bo restored lo civil life, by consent of lite Senate. lien. Meade, though absent, is in constant communication with tho Army of the Potoiuao, aud com mauds it by telegraph. A fleet of nine light draft gunboats, for Ad miral Fnrrngut, carrying two and three rifled guns each, will sail in u few days. Tho Herald contains an intercepted rebel letter of December 31st, which says: ' Long street's force have joined Lee. The latter iins motored and is about to consummate a se ries of luanuiuvrcs. and albeit bloody battles, ,too." The writer adds s " Tho day cannot be fur off when when he ahull embrace each oilier In Mar) land, in the old homestead in Haiti more, beneath tho victorious cross of the free, recognized Sonth." St. Louis, Jnn. 12. ' Tho Republican't Memphis correspondent says : Two important propositions have recent ly been made by the relit 1 authorities to the Federal Governineut. Tho fi-st is from the Quartermaster of the Confederate army, jit Hernando, acting by authority Iroiu the Kieli innnd officials, who has offered to sell to Gen. Grant or Gen. llurlliut all the cotton now re- maiuing within a certain district outside the federal lines. This offer ctnhracea 15,000 . halts, and ia all Confederals cotton. Green fjacks will bo luken for it. It is said th t Gen. Hnrlbut is in favor of the purchase, and has recommended it be cariied into effect. The second offer comes from Kirby Smith, who, it , is stated, recently sent un authorized messen ger to Washington to propose to furnish every reqaiidto authority to get out all the colt n in tlmt portion of the lied river mid Washita, dis tricts within the rebel coutrol the money for the same to be paid lo the class of officers cx cepted from the amnesty offered by President Lincoln, they to retire from the rebel army and go to Mexico. The Repuhliran suys, editori ally : Of the correctness ol lliis information we have no doubt, for it comes from a source like ly to have the best means of information j also, tlmt this would involve the com pie to disband ment of (he rebel forces ia Arkansas, MUsis sippi and Texas, and (he immediate return of those Slates to the Union. Washington, Jan. 13. A delegation from Arkansas is expected here to-morrow. They emtio fully endorsed by Gen. Steele, in command of tho military forces in that Shite. He sav, in a letter to Congress man Steele, that although there nra some who would like to bold slave propel ty, yet it seems apparent to nil that slavery is a bygone insti-tou-in. ami cannot be re-establishwi there. At a meeting of I bo npposi inn members of Congress the following resolution nus passed : Rrtnh ed. That we are for the restoration of all the Stale to thu Union, aud patriotism and tros t:i e-miinsliip demands tlmt su.li policy should he tmrsued toward the people nf those Slates ill which insurrection exists, as shall be best calculated lo bring tin expensive and exhaust ing war, in which we are now engaged, to a doss, restore said Stale to the L'niou, and, under the Constitution, with n le c nstitu tionai right of the people unaltered. New Yoiik, Jan. 13. t a meeting nf tho Democratio National Committee last night, it was unanimously Toted to hold a National Convention nt Chicago ou tln4tbf July. The Timet' special dispatch lays Gen. Han cock b4 gone North to arraugu measure in the several States where his corps were recruit ed, to increase il number to 50.000, the w hole to be destined for special service. Burnside uu authority tn do the same. A Washington letter to the Tribune ay 'that the rebel. Capital is lo be removed tn Col umbia. J-iulh Carolina. The writer is a Union man, latelvTfrmn thu South, where he had been a slerk IniberebelWar Department. He also tay thlii the gunboat and ironclad at Hiohmond are'jilbyoiitu'exoeplion ready for 'i acmes. oTihe 'irih'iiltrtbey'Twero ordered ' . to mfcke d-mon't ration im-Hamptou, Kuads, lint after Brnceedinir.a lew'iniles below Drurv's ' Bluff the oTder was fl)iuuteriuandedVv-'4 , :-i'..:-.i. il i J ..-. .ir.L..fJ.. A SIMVIHI V l'0 m J " " lluill the rebel army oontiuue ns frequent at here tofore. ' Dispatches from Gen. Kelly' Department of west Virginia ays account report Gen. Early falling back up the Shetiaudoah, aud all fear fruio him are at an end t Affaii'S in F.at Tennessee are exciting. A heavy cavalry engagement occurred near Stnberry piain on Sunday. The enemy were refaUed with srrirms !. The dispatch also state that our late repulse at Bean's Station was trifling. ' I lllCAUii, Jan. 111. The bill which ped the S.-nl yelerdajr ex I tend th time for lbs bounties to M.irtll lt, and ' it it premised thl tin draft has beta pottMucd S" until Ii"0- Ti"', l"1V ',"'"ku" nnjaiiised yesterday The (iivi!rnor' iiiMnKii anji.r Ihcimllro imli. 7 of tlio AJiiiiiiintrntiiirt, nml fniwtdttni Hi" term ....u wiKimixm m mu i-ri'siiU-rirH pruclniiirilinn ns eminently just, fair, and liberal lo those to whom they mo olfered, unci such as tlji- puriimnoiit niivu in tho country requires, , A letter frnin Judge Advncato General Holt 1ms just been publislir.J, wlilch says Ilio President j ,l0 """"'"'y "IfuriHl by tho proclaimi "' t extend to primmcra of wiir, nor to persons nulfiTiug punishment miilur sentence of military courts, or on trial, or itndur chuiL'os for military oll'eusus. . A L'uutlanooKn dispatch of tlm lltli'savs: Longstreet .Is runorted to bo fnrtifvinir at ilir. ,(lni Lit ii rumored tli.it ho Is reinforced by . - ' ." IM enure tores t now estimated stMii.noiini.n, of which' IKiKiil are cavalry.-. JUl- I.IH-II II-OIII Il!WIMtr IJ.Tt III I I I SIIVS! ,y 'li'i poopl" of t J h?Siatu"afii' npo'l'or ; a'rnvnl t" .,"l"il' i.' I'er'ebel gimirniiie n t .'Tlnnleadcrs.n'fih")) i.M.,!!. iiioivjjt-iiitytHt'jmrutOHOvoreiguiyiiiioiigli jboIillyvowingfaVotiirn to tliu;'.l'niiu;as prefoni-' blu'to.tlic present stato'uf iiiriiirijiu JJixio'., .. : -,m Lit f '.Ciiii.'Aiiii, Jan.' 13. ' : Georgia letters tu..l)oc.'fM,'7rupru'seut' the rebel army as qiiietlyneainped near IJaltou and Tun nel Hill. Johnston: is. very octivo' reorganizing his army, , His cavalry are seoiirimr tho valines and mountains in learch of desertura, very few ot whoinara roeovered. They are daily making iiiun ntiy 1010 our lines. Among too poorer class es of Georgians there exists a fearful statu of des. titution. Denunciations nf the rebel government are loud and emphatic. Thousand nf Union men are serving 111 tho Uoorgia nubtia, who, if oppor tunity oil'ured, would desert their sinking ship, and swell the ranks of tho Federal army. Boh i on. .Inn 1:1 Letters from Charleston give touching details of the anguish and suffering of tho iiilmbiimitu nf Charleston, many of whom hope mid pray for re demption oven at the hands of tho Yankees. Nkw Yoiik, Jan. 14. Special dispatches from Sandusky, tint l.llli, ro port the arrival of Hen. Terry and staff, with the First Brigade of Third Division of the Sixth Army Corps. A portion -of tho troops have crossed the bay on tho ico to Johnson's Island. Some of the rebel prisoners have lately manifested considera ble boldness, oven to naming the day on which they intend to reach Canada. Washington dispatches sny that the cntiro time of foreign news is improving, but now und grave difficulties are likely to occur between Japan and tho Western Towers. Tho names uf ltisliopi Uailoy, Tiinon and Mc Closkey have been soot home for succession to the Archbishopric (in the room nf Hughes.) (ion. Lee's lorce is represented as not more than 35,001) men CliU'AiiO, Jnn. 14. A Washington letter of tho 1 1th says that the Republicans in both houses of tho Pennsylvania Legislature have, on joint ballot, nominated A bra bam Lincoln for the next President. Reso lutions, with a preamble engrossed on parchment have been committed to Simon Cameron, to take to Washington and present the same to tho Pres ident. WasiiinoTon, Jan. 13. The Secretary of War informed Congress that there are now in the nrmy 14 Mnjor-Genonils and 1 1 Drigadicr-Geiiorals unemployed. Tho .Hair officers unemployed number 25. Their total monthly pay amounts to $I2,3'J3. The gnnnral ofliccrs disabled by disease number 8. Tho gen eral officers on duty not in the field number 3:). Thcntiin, N. J., Jan. 13. Governor Parker's message was delivered to day Ho disapproves of the President's Amnes ty Proclamation, urging for conciliatory meas ures tho restoration of the Slate governments as they existed befijitftha rebellion. Ho also disap proves 01' tho Emancipation Proclamation as an obstacle in the way ot peace. IjKAVKNWiiitTit. Jan. 13. Tho Kansas T,ei;islAtni'c was oriraiii.cd vester day by the election of anti-Lane oilicers fiKW Yokk, Jan. 14. A special to tho Washington Poat and Ualtiinoro mcriain announces that 1 ,01 HJ boxes ami barrels have been sent to our prisoners at Richmond. It is represented tlmt our prisoners are now sufTor ing from want of clothing, etc. COLUMnus, (iliio, Jan. 14. Information has reached here that tho rebels and their friends in Canada design an attack on I'lit-in-tiny, Lake trie, and other places in tlmt vicinity. A military force has been desnalehed to the scene of danger. The rebels will receive a warm roeeption should they attempt to carry out ineir intentions. Cllir.ico, Jan. 14. A special to the Cincinnati Uitpulck says. fien. Foster has information to the ctlVct that Lone- street has been reinforced by Ewell, and that his anuy now numbers 45,U00 men, and is moving on Knoxville with the intention of tnkintr the nla'-e. and then pushing into Kentucky before the vete ran troops now at home 011 turlougli enn reluru. " It fs evident," the dispatch savs, " that thou sands of the citizens of Kentucky expect the reb els to enter (heir Stale before spring. f oitritKSrt MONHOK, Jan. 14. The Petersburg Duilu Itcsialrr of thu U th has the following items : "I'llAnt.KXTON, Jan. K. " "There has bceu no firing to-dnr. Tho Yan kees aro busy repairing damages lo their batter ies, caused by the storm. "A telegram from Gen Lee announces the cap. ture in Hardy county, uf Hi cattle, 125 mules and 2U0 Yankees. , "Gen. Morgan nnd staff had a public reception in Richmond on the tith inst. "Senator Oldham, of Texas, lias introduced a bill in Congress, proposing a tax of 50 tier cent. 011 all outstanding treasury notes on thu 1st of January next, known as the general currency." I ho House was otcupird, the greater part of yesterday, discussing the bill for the repeal of (110 txeoiplion law. Mtw innK, Jnn. :. A verdict of 855,000 dnniHges was rendered to day in favor of a parly for loss of properly during the riots in July last. A letter from IS. inks to the rresinVnt says there will aoou be an urg.mizaiion in Louisiana under tho new law. It is slated that Hon. John Minor Dolts 1ms been urged to accept the anitointnieiit of Senator from Virginia, in the Congress at Washington. The Htraltl't army special savs it was reported at Culpepper last evening that Stuart, with 5.- nu cavalry Had crossed tho river far to tils right and had reached Leesburg. 1 lie healtli of tho nrmy is good. Fourteen rebel officers, including Cantain J 8. Leo, nephew nf Gen. Lee, hare b on soul from tint Old Capitol Prison to FortJIi; Henry for con tineuieut. Tho Times' special says : The Nalionnl Union committee, appointed by the Chicago Convention. has been summoned to meet here on the zd ol r el ruarv. Private information, from relief sources, states (hat Charleston i being gradually destroyed ay the fire from our batteries. Great destitution pre vails there among the poorer classes. Wasiiisotok, Jnn. IB. flen. Hurler will remove his heaitqiiKiters front for tress Monroe 10 Norfolk. Usu. Nouentan has gone west to report to Gen. drum. Charles A. Dana, formerly of the Tribune, will prointhlv be appointed Asaistaut eVi-retary of Vt ar. Too Tribune mvs the ntecitits from interiml rove line from July 1st lo January 1-kh.animitited to nearly forty six millions of dollars. Tlie lowest csli unties fur the 'second year are one faiiudird and forty-two millions and hall. whiUt the highest r-iiuules would add twenty-five or iiony muttons tiierclc. The reliel sU-amer, llare, a blockade runner, was re cently eap'ured and destroyed by the Montgomery sad Aries, near tieorgrtown Heights, H. ('. lieiH'ml Holler hss ordered the rebel prisoners to be brought within tlm line of his Departmeut, aud hopes be w.U be ante to cAecl an exrhane. Anions' lit' intn-rpted Igsmar eorrepnndt-in:e, the foll.iwmit to Hasten A Liuisr Iijm been discovered : lifiitli-men When you no to Pans. caU on Mr. Sli dell. Ttll him for rue, to m-.roiiate for the Frrm-tt Pro tectorate ia ran of Dorcunly. The people will sladly accept it in he last extremity. With Mexico. France, and the Conftderai-y in alliance, an free Ita.lr, w could eclipse Hit world. (S.kih-0) I.. 11. Lagan. llosov s (Jusut. Twin. Jan. ID. Kirby H-nltu, commanding the trsns-Missi-ippi De partment, baa been ordered .North, as lm Arkusian and Miwouriaiui refuse to go further South. l-ert;' em in large number are continually rajtning into our hues, acknowledging the rebel cause to be lost.' CHicaun.'j.in' M. wasntogton srspriaia iwt aeet wnoe 11 nss ii-n Of-' ,,i, w j-' r , F r. . - ride.ltlo.t tlMamaeste ol the President .,-,Va?Ll'',,J'1 "'"""ubolleye li e firs.tb,. last ,,,. teini to prisoiiers of war elu;iisverti.Hli'rjv sition. But to extend allposailile chnritv,wi nrrnirtd to give'laolvijiials,1 aoi-MiV' .I'iVtii.iI.'T Is-n.-llts.-,!)5 7i ' '.l "V- 1 k wliea am.st.Viet..IthV.rV.tsiir.ttli;' Senate MiliuriC.iinmltt" SUoiVlaj1..anir' oil.he.tl -;r . ,. - - -'- - V""i lht('."iimiiteeasa,reelne,t.ipt'i.nV; ujikIIV ""J'gjCn.nd lhena enquirer' by lbs noramatio fav.irai.ly to tb heW? fjoryXiaiai (list1 jh't"nf past experience wha't ara the chances he cannot be ronhrmed, aud the Prt-.-idrnl has IjeeuYvV T- . ... lotlfM-rU w witlniniir )U Itnipnum, Jn. I. -Col. Wlldi, new tit. My Pn. trr't tore la fcart Tftto. to folly equal t lti(fair?rt', ind n poftrtl lhl H sMurtut b drlftMt oal. lit Uttukt lBl Irftft hr n flic ully la t,ilrittniiif hirutelf whtrt h to. tf rommankltn it L U kr pn nl y. tun. Jnn. 1 A ilnt. b d jjut-ti to Ut Fom yi: lsHtr fn:lTrd Urt from Hbrt J. WIf, wm tn lantnn, Ut tl.t ffTMsl rwtriqtlnii ! no fnlnf -in In pub lic otMtii hi CnrUJ ia rWkiioB m lh flntK stl sirot rtb f th 4eVttrrMil. Hr My that a lwry I f tint. frtiK-a a-iil t wward Uiit country ia th acrinf, aoi itn tutiarvmunal a-to may tll to half mi It ton prrfM a yrar. II tffyisj that ConsrreM iluli taaot lhal Bo vul. gram itiiii Daraiisn aartog u r. .ScTSSi sES'Frtd "P"" ,h a"cn.tio creed w..pro. imon tiintT by iM oi j ihtk mi n4g i3 top. Tim svikW mm ukaa M Mm M t.jVfrfJfj bj tit? trvuU. l ot 1kr rr Uf tstumj ptrwotm. 4Nk You, Jm. 14.-oid. 3b. Tlis Kictimniifl Kii-ittlrfr hM the ftillnwlt'K frnra Wllnilnir. ......... v,, dmi. u ; nii-ioncr mtrn run sslturs rcitr OVitrire. i'pwh, itoi-r litiiilliiff His niival lilllL'url. A Vsnlew Iti'ioth wuiljloini ui. un ths V4th, nixl prisoners cnplured, but n. tmrllculsri littvs lisrii n-cflveil. Alvlt'r li c.i.i St. I'ihiI my iImi llrlllih mitliurltlri lnvi In. ..un .uiiio hi un iimisiu tu l,.n, Un Bdklrli leUUmnol. n;r ro in on: inirn.. nuniiK llm lain terrllila uu i iimu. n . .. . .,HIMW,, v, ,,,,., ,UHl nira liuriNIIUU. IDAHO NEWS. From Bulsio HmihoH Bccooilng Iroub Irsomc, The floise AVica eoutitins the following i A lot. Uliuin of thirty aiiiumk wss rua off from tlie mouih nf lloisn river, iiboui, h weuk hio i the men fol lowed i.lm trail Hi'i-osssnitkn rivur, 1111011110 upon two mules thai lutd bmoi shot, lint hud not ovnrlslieu tho loiluins wlitiu Imi hoard from. Holiert llnily, who owner of tint train, t Tills Htt'nir, and tho o!ialmurlii."un 'f 1- ti I. 7....I... .. - ..:i . .1 . uiui. Linn nuwa, 1-01 1 nor re nu 1 uu r i s nutiiH nt t ie .. .a'iwihi, inuao ,iv vmy evtiry evmuiii nml u reu rnsiiils 111:011.1 ui Oe aillicy tills willUir. h. 1 -J-, I. .taMitrkct Prices. Oregon flour .mtr'ewt., 34 it:DiHalt 1-ake. 333I batter, nor iioiind, (I tU 1 nututoea. ner nonnd !15 H'M) green upples.'SII dried apples, .'illaito i bneo-., Wl-ar7fl s.vnip, .per gallon, f t iniufii no; ten, 91 ouf t mi onions, per iiuuitil. ::"(. (0 ; bnims, w hams, 7(i soap, dOdOO 1 lard. 70)! salt, 4II sugar, .'ill70 collee, "5 1 Handles. ! Ulli tobneonSI 'M nt,l 'J.V Flour was selling In liamioek ou the 2tiih tilt., at loiees ranging irom (into t hi per Hundred, Koro sous oil sold readily for (III, per gallon. A Mild Winter. Persons Inst down from the lloiae Basin renorta very mild winter in that region. The weather 1ms oeuu m, no itinoiineiiseiv coin, nnow mis tallen some. tunes, but always mulled as fast as It loll. .Miners nave been at work in the Uasiu all winlor. and some have douo wull. Salt Luke Express Attacked by Indians, The reason of the non arrival of the Salt Luke Ex press Inst week, was that when some distunes this side of Hulinon Kails, the ridor stopped, made camp, and was proeeeding to conk supper, wont 10 a brook for some waier, dipped np soma water, turned round to go to camp, when be saw two Indians on his two horses, going in the opposite direction from where he stood. There being nothing left for him but to take it afoot, lie shouldered the express and started back for the falls 1 having proceeded about four miles, his loarl hm-Hii, rnthvr burdensome., tttid he earhvd it nnd made his wnr to the sialion that night when, havima been much fatlgueu.loi iti another utall Willi instruc tions where to tind lite hidden express, who waste bring it to thia city, Arrived ill the locality where ho expected to II ud ft, he failed to diseovor Its wherea bouts, and etiitie ou without it. A Party host In tho Mountains, Thn following letter from Uuise we take Irom tho W. W. Slateiman t FottT Hour., Dec. 3, W.3. En. Statksma.h ; Two men arrived hero from Yreku via head of Owyhes, Nov. 3l)ib, und report t hut they left their party 14 men with wagons on that stream, who wore trying to cross over the mountains south ward, being mirier the impression tlmt they were on the Malheur und wanted to go over lo the Owyhee. Yesterday Major Itiiimirson disputched Lieut, lliilbert of tho Cavalry, with twenty men, tu render them what ussislanc'o they could. Tho weather hoi Is very line, clear and cold of nights, and plt-usunt during the day time. .Miners aro doing very well 011 Doiee river for a long ways coniiiiennug some lii miles nbove here They ure rocking on the burs. No news of nur iiu porlanco. Yours, as ever, JIN'li. From Flucerville Shooting Spree. We tuko the following from the l'lucurville oorrea polidelieo of the Orerottim 1 There was iiuile a shootinir snree trot nlnA It, citv on ChrisuiMis night belwe-u Col. BieLrdson and a Mr. Hrnwii, of the "Culifornia market." Tiie gen tlecicn had a dispute In relation to business mutters, which resulted in high words nnd thnn revolvers. There were several shuts lired, three of which look elbn-t one in each arm of Col. II. nnd one in the leg of Mr. 11. The wounds ure not considered damrurous Another A Mini Killed. On the same night a peaceable and oulnt obi ,mi,il.. man by the name nf .Millar was shot,, from the ..II...... of winch he died before morning. Ho was shot bv 11 mull named Donahue, under eircuinstaneais, us near as 1 could leum thum. about as follows! Oomtline .it , a bust, to whip a 111:01 who bad struck his "woman," wem. roiuoi town looking Tor Ins man ; got drunk; went lo the "llorao Market Saloon 1" was spoiling to shoot and show his bravery : shot twice into the ceil ing, and then ttred inlo the midst or some three or four persons who were sitting around the stove, and shot Mr. .Millar. Tho murderer made his eseane. and is not yet taken, although the oilicers ure on his track, close pursuit, ito win oe luKeti. Tho UrtgoniiiH appends from private information i "We learn that a reward of $1,000 is olfered for the arrest ot iionaime-.siu by the Slierill and Jjllll by tlie miners. Ho is described as being "about live feet six or seven inches high 1 spare built 1 smooth luce i brown hair, inclined to curl 1 rathe.- geuieol appear unce, about 20 years old, and of Irish descent."' Tlie same letter adds i Miller was un Inoffensive old niun, eoinu 4a yetirs of nge. lie was from Ohio, whoro bo leaves a wife and four children. show at bin ltd Bonde. Tlio Walla Walla Stattimnn, of Jan. 'ii, saysi Parties ill this week from Grand Itondn. rnnrt tl.m there ure from six to eight inches ot soow in the vul i-y, ttii'j unit, the ieoplo there have buoii enjoying good iluighing for the (uist three weeks A wagon bus In-cu keol riinuimr across llm inniiniiiin on the now rood loOru.id Uoude, and this week. Messrs. Thomas & A'ibolt havo sent up sleds to beut dowu the snow aud keep the road open. .Miscellaneous Items. The rood from Spokane to Colville is blockaded bv snow, so that the mail carrier, on his butt trip, was coiiipt-lit-d to rcturu wilh lite mails. I lie singes lietwuen tins place und Lewislou ure now making only weekly trips leaving here every Monday morning. ' The trial of the Mugruder murderers will commence i.t Lewislou, oil Mombiv or Tuesday next. Travelers from lie, mines stale that Powder river yallev is covered wilh about a foot of snow, and that it is Ihc coldest point oil I lie ronu from Hoise. A number of tenuis are j et 011 Ilia road lo Boise, pushing their way through snow und ire. They ex peel to go into the mines wilh their loads, and return and spend the remainder of the winter in some of tho valleys on the road A good many teams are winter ing iu the Uuise and l'syetlo valleys. Excitino Times in Nicakadua Kahiiow Escape of tub Kx-Pitt.sttKNT. Lieutenant Smith, of the Saginnw, writing from San Juan del Sod, by the last steamer, furnishes ns with tlio following necoiiutol Into event in Nicar agua : 1 mil going lo tell yon an adventure. Bar rios, tlm President nf this Republic, has been limited like a wild beast through Ibis country for the last six weeks, nnd they bad order to shoot him on sight. Having got acquainted with his wife and liuuily here, a very nice lady, we all took an interest in her.nud a our own Cup tain said he could not protect him, the friends of Barrios in I his place sent for me and asked if I would help to get him off. I told them, certainly. So one night they gut him in towu. and gave a ball mid asked our oilicers to it. We nil went that is.nll Ihe ward renin officers and we all carried revolver. The President i a man a large ns I am and one nf hi legs is perfect I v useless, on account of a severe wound. When everything was rendy, I took the President on my right arm about half a mile through the stroel. There were guard stationed at every corner, looking out fur him a there was a reward of $.1,000 on hi bead. All tlie ofliccrs kept around me in case of a fight. I was the only man in the party who was strong enough to support him anil get along through the streets. A lioat from the English frigate Sntlej wa In waiting for him and he embarked in it. Hi wife had given him up for lost. I promised her tn save him if I could and, thank Ciod ! wo did it. His Secretary (Lasalls is his name) we dressed up as a sailor and got Ii i in aboard of our ship, lis also went on the English frigate. Ho was sentenced to be shot, Iim)." Alia California. THE DEMOCRATIC WiT OF SATING THE t.MON. There i not a ccppcrhcad friend of Jeff. Davis lint will tell n the Union must he saved by the democracy or not at all. This may mean that they will he opposed tn saving it by the hands of anybody else, or it may mean tun, U..I..BII rwj in i;niiir Ul , !IT Ulg 11. VV :.u . " 1 r,- T.r.i. . .. '. ol,raltatio:i by that mean. We begin by as snniing what every man will admit, that ths democratio party had for severs! years been growing mora "demncralie'' and that each auoceeding democratic administration was more "ilciniK:raticH than Ihe one which preceded it. Sines the acqniailioo of Texas, the leading democratio idea bare been snch a Southern politician Unjit. Every sr doctrine en- . It SooihiTn dcrtuxra!!. Tbff llfltHtcrat- to PrT EntHnUr n JuplrJ itn-lf tu Soudiorn vttiti ftuu ) i:Ueu C'tuMauHjr tu Soutbvrn d iniinils nnlil lr(!0, when the true dtimocrnoy of 1110 1111111111 reiusen tn be any longer tho vassal ,r a debauched Southern mastery. Since which lime the " (Icintioracy" has b.-cn nmro "democrittio" limit ever. The lust few motitli or lliicliunun' ndinlnistratinu, during which time the rebellion wns blosintning nut, wn em. iiiently deinocralic, according to tho present meaning of that word iu tho North. While it had full knowlodge of the schemes of treaon,it mnln tuined a tolid indifference, and not only Iniled but refuted to take any tneusuru for the eup jireasion of them. It uid wurso. It permitted .traitors to pervert the power and property of the nutinn to the advniilngo of tho' rebels and assisted (hen to do it. T J" , ' , . "I . Tho , ' domoorutio ". care thus 'taken of the government resulted Iu placing it at tho break lug out of the rebellion, in an almost helpless condition.' Its forts and arsenals iu tho disuf feoted Slate had been aeizud, nnd other in loyul State were far from a condition to bo re lied on. A great proportion of the arm of tho government had bceu stolen or iwindled nwuy by a demtvatie Secretary of War, and thn navy wn pt ,iosely run dowu to almost utter inejliciency. Tho public offices nf the whole country, almost without exception, were filled with tools, n-aily aud willing to use their position fur tlio ndvantage of lecesaiou. When thu aiithcritiu proposed to savo the Union by exerting tho power of jls National arms, the democratio fuotionists of the North interposed tlicniadvus between the government and tho conspirutnra, with a clamor against the idea of "coercion." By 0 vigorous iir-!iition of -vii warrant i,pou me government, they atnggerod and delayed ita earlier efforts tn sub due tho rebollinn, and almost convinced several foreign power that tho people of the North unwillingly carried on a war of injustice and tyranny against the "oppressed people nf tho Sonth." The danger cf foreign interven tion, now happily averted, waa attributable to "democratic" intrigue, more than to all other cause oimibinod. Tho democratic party has from the first been really opposed to tlie. war though assnmitig nt various times, various similes of opposition. It it now in determine and captious opposition, whilo at tho same time their "Southern brethren" constantly as nrolheni tlint their talk about "compromise'' iiattnnding insult. They propose to settle the war on specifio tortus which the rebel ape oifieully reject. The only other method of ending the war llirongli "deuiocrntio" ngency is to Burrc nder tlio Union and recognize tho in dependence of tho Confederacy. Snving the Union, then, in the "democratic" way Is (imply destroying it. The record of the past show it. Their profession of the present how it. Aud yet tiny ask Ihe loyul people of tho North tn place the nfluirs nf Ihe nation again in their hands, under pretcuso that they iiloiie can save the Union. We niislnko the Intelligence of tho pooplo if they onn bo hoodwinked into nn nut of such patent itisutiity. We have had enough of tho kind of protection that rebels nnd their ympa(liiser' give the Union. . . ODDS AXU ENDS. ....The Rirhmond Inquirer tells us that General Lee "fills the eye" of the people of the South. But who v ill fill their mouth T ... The rebels ciiiinot expect to till up their armies by volunteers when they don't bulf (ill np nny poor fellow after be docs volunteer. . . . .Wo cannot content to furnish tho rebel armies with salt, hut we will ply them wilh the next best thing saltpetre. ....The total appraised valuation of all the riroperty hi Iho State of Wisconsin, just pub islu'd, is $2j3.07I.77:M2-ou which there is levied a tax of $1)82, 1 SU. ....Loyal paper are now published iu Vir ginia. North Carolina, South Carolina, Missis sippi, Tennessee, Louisiana and Arkansas inure than half thn rebel Slates. THE LATEST ARRIVALS, N". O. F-AJFtirtlSH te CO.. KKKI constantly nn hun.l, m the Hook aud Siu tii.oeiy Hue. all kinds of School ll.x.ks now in low Also, Sioctllg Honks, llvillil Hooks, Hililns, Toa'a- nienia. Illuiik Hooks of aid kinds und siu-a. Also, a splendid assortment of (lilt Hooks, miscellaneous do., eVe., too numerous to mention. Wo have 1 Isn u good assortment of 1'hotogriiphir Albums of all kinds, styles and priees. Also, YankcQ Notions. Pocket Cutlery, oVc, all of which we will sell cheap for cnah or ready pay. Call and examine before purchiuiiig elsewhere. just ittccmsu A fine assortment of Hoots and Khoes of all fX kinds. Also, Ladies' (loiters, Walking Shoes, ffl llralinorul, mid common course Shoes. Misses' V shoi-s and Childreje' course und line do. Also, Hoys' boots of all kinds und sixes. Siileui, Dec. ','lsi. IH.;:. m -i BlIISIIffiT, RELIANCE W011KS. i:dvnri I. AIM A Co., MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN, NlKCracTUhKHS or French Burr Mill Stones, uiui till (eMri)tinpP of MILL GEAR NO. Dealers In Bolting Cloths, And all descriptions of MILL KL'HNISIIINO.S. Agents for the sale of Dun. Priijf, Jr.'i Smnl MiHiiiir, lULlltlt'S linnriivrd SLhlHTIIR. nml ittnlon'i World timllriifiii? Brtni Uuslrr. We also Buuaifarture tbe celebrated Uoodwln Witter AVIueI, Which we believs to be the beat water wheel in use. IMans and estimates furnished on application. KDWO P. A I.I. IN aV CO., fan'-M Milwaukee, Wis. SMITH & CARTWRIGHT, SCCCKS-iOltH loCtUlKK, SMITH oV co 'suleni, Oregon, beg leave to ii.forn the public tlnlt we Imve mid are n-mtung a I.AItllK and Vt KLI. KK LKCTKI) stork of gpnora! oiercbandiao, which ie of fered at redured piit-ea. 7tt ItostTsi tss lKa-A rliolra vurlety, g a, lusi rereived a' rfral Uf SMITH CAItTWItKIIITH. T the IMihllr. IWOl'IiD hffrrkr rail the itcntlnn of tl poMIr to tllr furt that on iit? Qrnl cf Mr, IH,, :(rT w, m callej UHn lT tlio I'liiiaNl Stall Antvoir, to inHk tut 4 ment nf (limine frr tin- yiwr . !. mt'l iMtheyitir !' in inM i-iuIpiI. it wM Jit-w fnr vvtiry (in ut raiike ui hi Brcoun rr tii( rcttr, wltile wcrrt'tiiiK ' frfwti in 1 1 in nifiiMirr, unit tn r-nilr to tnnke atut ' infill wlisn shtliMKnjviti by A'tmr j rudr'tlis ruitiiK nl tlie ('nniaiiwiidnrr of IrttrnHl I HrrpiHi).' ?rwifii4r.tii only (iniiu-. i'sjhmii for re j , )wnr,ir frm '.tUt :ituniii r-(iriMl from the witnr ' 1'r'tjtsprtr.iHi vrhirli m ti x (h n'lnurr Itavf lerii rnndr ' 'rjninrsj- an'ismii rri-ptvp f-'i fnr rfn': liff nn lists ofjittut"Hiii'IiiitrallMit4rtf w i:rr(tijir-i.iiir.itrli ; t .rp'l'tljr' Irntn'wliirti tViiu?rwtirivt'l Tb itii , irtile'uiifVtot'auitMtf jivitiiliirtuti ,"ihr hk 1 pruimrty : lit iillmiinwyikrirwUfniiiiiiiieri-iit .hi". uMfl. bmd, tumHi(ni, mni fraiu'divKluiiilsjn'miirjlV rvtiiniMl n itctii. .tMMtifh a portion ur lite whn I hau been eXiidttl iu rrpttiriug uuililiui, MeiuabuiUs, elr. ... If rfmon will p retire htr ftrrounti ni rtate mrttui ultowinir aintani rmivfl itit tlie mwrtm from wheiM-ss ileriTrd, mnuJ'H xiim11. and (r whal pur ? . tlirn wilh the form aud uui.k whirh will itm nirinhMl (ham Lv Uit AMetwor. a oirirt ruirn c-n U nmda. Hi On. KiiAAK. L'. B Aawuur fur On von. Portland, IV- 31.13 4v4 fllHK f-llowiiitf bUnkiare fur ml at the Xfmlrimnn X OKtre, 111 qHMtitiiie totmil. Ordurt.acmmpsttiifd With the nu'i, uiuftlr attvuded tot CiHintr ird--nt. iu rolum ; Urand Jiirr Hrtaimnua t lU-rn Ttta'tifnurr i LeUfre nf A-imintrntim ; Att.vlimetiU i Kxei-utii'iHi i AlmiiiiiirHhr ur KxfC aifira iHinoM , JUttrmwr isircHtww ; i roiuiwMjrr iiKti i Frof of Will , luii-i' iintnm ! JiMtiteV Aldwli KiMiiat A tpmi t:iiittiiawi3iia4 Warraitly itoe-dji Tm Heoetpi ; b itp aunt. iVr , eYc. NEW STORE ! NEW STOCK ! BREYMAN BROS,, Dealers in Foreign and Domestio DKYOOODS, CLOTHINO. KUHNIHIIINO uuuun, lit nun, nilllKN, IIAT.S, UAIVS. NOTIONS. aittlUISUIEH. Ate. 1TTK lake lib'iLHitre In ui..,ni.l.... , .1.. ....i.e. V baleiu and vicinity that alter several weeks of nerson.il Mvuii.int.,i.. ........... .1 1 . I. v mi.i.'iik mu oonortiug nouses 01 Mill, H l-HI,nia..n Ih....u... I- . . nvv, nut. uimm aue inusi tunicioiia seloc. lions of the abovo goods ever bulot-e .,n,..,l 1,, h,i. uui .rt.ua vooaiBLS ,11 pari OI LlldiON' DlTKS Unnelai. of the moil fmliiimMt fahrlt s. horoloforo unequaled ... ... l1H, ,inj. mlu eiiuapuuss, such as . . ...,., ......u,.,,, v.iuuie, . Silk and Wool iieps, Well Haris lmaigo, ' Klugant r'oulurds, . . f Paul do Chevrus, l'litiu and h'ancy Silks, .,,r,a.u, wooi riains, ropiins, Mohair, Debe- ges, Delaines, Vo., oo., Domestic and Staple Dry Goods, - in large quantities and variety. Wo offer a choice variety of CLOAKS, Shatrlt, (Moves, Hosiery, Imlmoral skirts, Hoops, itc., fccfor Ladies, Hisses and Children. . . ' ' A tomplcte assortment or Woolen Goods, Hoods. N'nhio. ltnu..t.ruut i u .. Ja.kei.;&0.;i7' """"'"" """"I", "-nil We invite tho attention of ladles to our superior stock or Ladles', Misses nnd Children' GA1TE1W. Hiilmorid Shoes, Slippers, fco., of PkUodelpUu, man n e call special uttontien to our styles and varioty of Gents Custom-Made Clothintr. including the LATEST JTASiriVXS, aud most durable textures. Overcoats of every description. jlnsliipss suits In Inrgo quantities. ' llliiek Cloth Coals. Velvet, Silk ami Cussiiuere Vosts, Hlack Doeskin Tan's ,. Ilouf. "U Vussliu.oc Pants, uuiiver Coats, Husineiwi Couls, 0V0., Jco. CS'nts lurnlMlituir Gnodai. Comprising everything necessary for u Gentleman's SOllel. Iltlnla l..u.. II.... I - 1- I... ... It , T ii 1 . ' M I ' llH,,sa, ."-.an..., inouruiiK suns aim uvercoals. t IHVfl I1L1, a l,.p.. ...,.1 ..ll ....I..... ..J ...... ...,.. a.a-, . . un aciwioil pioCK Ol s.KtM I kiln, ..Hied t the wants of the city and country trade, ' We are resolved upon keeping tho best sssoitod stock in tho nty, and bnve made nrrangemiMits to receive new . Its) BV EVFH1 SSTMAItlKK and by a si not attention to business aud a determina tion to sell Cheanor than thn fhna nracv we solicit a share of the puhlie palrouiigo. '' ta BKItVMAN Bit OH., Halem, Oregon. St iu )'!, I.IIOM the nndcraipned, living nt Oregon L Citv. a II A V MA UK. A vonrs ,,lri ii. H spring, with u blaze in her forehead, and su.r.il,, uars 01 wuiie, aim nun a lump on her buck when she lelt caused by Ihe saddle, and was branded wilh a Q on her right, shoulder. Any Informniioii eoneerning the animal can be sent t the Oregon City post olKee or to the Mateiman ollico, and the Under will bu paid for his trouble. M. CASSUDY. Oregon City, .Tun. 13, ISiil, 4 w-10 A Great Bargain. I OFFICII for wile uiy premiM! tliev tain , irovutM.ii.ii iikkI ilwftlliiijr lioiiiiM,iiti1 nt.nr-.'JJJul 1 - , " iTi.i.iii(( inn.lltm Q .MTva?S-gU 'Jill VAtl ItHlt lllll Miliars . ,.. I..-..,. II 1 jtO I -I. proved uluiidi nbont 80 iutpb of m ow lnn.I I I 111 tit II I'M pruirio uui losed LAS'l'l NO ATKtt and wood on Iho premises-un OHC'IIAHI), of various kinds of Mm Iruit, of good selections shout '(Nl acres ol vul 2J2ley land of unsurpassed richness. The tract con sists of about AOS uereB, situate on a public road lend lug Irom Oregon City to JoHorsnu, one fork of the roiul leading to Salem. Haid I nu t is situated 4 miles north of Silverteii, Miirion eounly, Oregon, ALSO, A TIIACT OK Ml icl'.ES. situale one mile rrom the nbove named tract, about 3:111 hcivs of w ileh urn nii.lwi. f,.,..... ..I. I... I.- .... .1... . . r . . , , "V o"" toeintci is val ley or bottom lund, iilfordiug excellent paaluret the ...w. ...... v,M,.,-,n . run,,.. ii mini, urnall, unit wood lund. Inquire of lb- uiiduraigned, on the premises. Jitn. IK, IM dw Hi HUN,. ci.KA VKIl. To the Citizens of Salem. Iuinbei, TfilliM, IMcltct. , THK undersigned heg leave lo Inform Ihe clliirens of Siiicm Hint he has ro pimdmsed tbe CLIl'I'ICIt SAW Htll.l I In ivlvi. 11 . . ... i... .. . . ., 1 ...i.,..., siivrii.r, sniiaieu on he Oregon (. ily road, u miles north of Salem, whew .... ... iuii'i', w, iurniiii ma uio eitsiomers Willi the boat qushty of Yellow, While, or lied Kir Lumber, Lathe, or Pickets, on short notice aud reasonable terms. . . Forn YOKE OK fiOOIt WOItK CA'ITLK wanted Immediately. li. D. TOWL. 4f .lanuiirv IKih, I So). Odd fellows Itiiral Diiit-lcry, SALEM. UHRllflN. rjiIIOSh who have relatives or friends Interred in X this Cemelerv are requested to fnriii.di to either of tho iinilei-signed as soon as prartitalde Ihe follow. ing mforuialiou. visi Name Bge.wx, e ..ir. nmrried ... o,.,E ,, , u.rui. oi avuai rainiiv. nuinlicr or days ill; tbwl when, where, and cause i buried, when and by whom. Tbe object of the foregoing inquiries is lor the purnnmi n n-giatmiioii in u book alreudy nNU'liMn fi.r ll., S f " .iiui-o 1. II IIOOItKR,) C. N. I'KKUY, Ti S. K. MAY, Tmatees. Sole m, Jnnnarv 1 1, IStil. alfitf I'll IX of nil limit,. OCOIIT IIY fnjwii, Jan IR, lM tt 8 niJI.L HKOWN. sVaiilcd, 0 000 n,'s"'-'l'8 OK WIIKAT. for which yr'V ' pay tlie highest unnkel price, halem. Jan. 18, IHiit SwJii llr.LL 4. HIIOW N J. w. sotTiiru, BOOK BliaL 1,111 ami iMimnraa or stati tsntr,.. Law, School, Medical, Miscellaneous, Itl.AMt UOOHN, Jons, n lltf Second street, Corvullis. Mi.-rid SnU: BY VIIITI'K ofun execution from ilu, couoiv conn nf Minion c 'tiuiy, Si.no of On-gou, in f'Vor ol U . II. lieelor and oeainst Hi J. (I.i.r. unit III HIM ill recU-d by Iho elerk of said courl. for want of persoiuil pionert-, I have let-j,.,! upon mid ill priwerd lo Bell u me nigiiesi oiuiu-r ior ciisii in hand, nt Iho i-ourt-honse door in S.tlt-m, in Marion roimlv, Siule of llr euon, on SATl'liDAY, thn llm nay or Kr.llltUAKY, IHI.I, between Hie hours ill 'tl aVIoek avm. un.l A '.Wit' pm or nod day, all Iho right, till, mid lolerest of the said II . I. (l...T,d,Tl. in no I lolhe billowing desc ribed reitl iirolierlv.lowit: Lot No. 3 in IIU . N .lit in ibe eilv of S.ik.01, hb nairde.l on lire pint oi mid city, III Ihe ltccomVr's olli.o ,,f Murioii iwunty, Nuile of Oregon, together Willi tbe appurtenances thereunto oeinngiiig, to iHtBom loiralllBly sunt execution, iolnr est, co.ls, ulltl aect-uilig coela. SAM L IIEADIIICK, Sher'nT. S,,li-in.Jsn.ll,lhi; 4wj IISItSltrssava:....l I it:. els, Hobs. Washers, Nuts, Springs, Nails, -..-., ... III. .HIM OT rinil avAKTWIIIOIIT. s-saaaa-sa a. at v nf ica if" ZLriTZ 1 ' - - - ,,i nr.,i low rates. Also, Kuglisli Ktnue Vt'am, by lull-nt lifti.tt-u uvliiu a " .iivwi, i r.ll.T IAJ. To the Public. HAVIN'O rerentlr rotnrned from Europe, 1 would most reaiHKlfulljr iuforta lbs cillaetis uf 8ALKM, aud lbs public iu gtiwmi, l hat 1 have 0utiKd business On Boon'. Itlurnl, Dppoille the U'oolrn Jlillt, in (ho lire proof building recently tM-rnpled l,v John D. Ilooii, wbsrs can b found a IJENEKAL and FI LL slock of a'nry nnd Staple Dry Goods, Hosiery. Yaukm Notions, sniall wains. Clothing, lleula' Furnishing Hoods, l.lis', Miasea and Chil dreos' hiioes, Osnta' HihiIs and Klinna, lluU and Cupa, (inH pri, Cns kery uod Olaaa Ware, Table and Pork el C.illi-rv, Nsila, k... Ar , and a gensrsl anMirtnienl ot OimkU nauully kpl in Ibis aeciion nf tbe cnuulrr, and I will hue stale lhal I will si ll orr sruelo In in? line AS ( II EA I' AS THE CHKAI'KST. trusting )4 inaviug sirtel slluntiisi tu llljf buattivaa 1.1'meril a' auart of nohlir iMilroiuure. I am reads In nur. huso WOOL.' BKKK IMIlKK,' I'Kl.'I'KY. hihI all kovlaol Kartn Hroibmi. and navlhe' iiii.HEsr market i-rkks. iTC1 I berr-bv ti-mh-r; mv irrateftd thnnka In my friends and ib .ul.hi- t.ir.tb. lilssral ttipmMgjtM.tn wed .upon 1110 bfrvtolnri., aiul'l trill eietsvir tod.-ai.rva at eoa 'iiiiuniii ol lli aauio aed renotiir, roatHn-lfiilly '- Kaleiti.'Ocl 'lll, IHlll. buiJJ 1 . s" tr- f ra . i cun-ri'..' ,amni. o. roiiiH. John a. ruitxa I'iOa'cob conser &, sons; Prodnce & Commission Merchants ' Hscosd Hlreot, Ditllea, Orrioa. 1'HE very bsst bmu-l. f Flonr, IWd of all klnda, 1 and erery iWnption of I'rodot-e constantly in alore and sold al I'.s loweat natsa. rtXILT (.K0CKBIES. A rhoti- awnrtiifnt cif familf (fnxriM, Including the ImjM al-wt.(tn nf Ttiu, CjH fm, Stixara, eVc. aeleclr ed tpiprrtawly for fa mi 1 7 ne. ( MiiiKiiuirnii rHTirivl. nnd a ffrneral Atnratrv, For w ar. 1 1 11 and Cvmmiwion BMitina promptly atiendcd W'm Wall SSaasl Ml ill hia.kaW I' lb It - as - .. . ... - T . " T'i inarBPt price ior all kinl nf rfimitrv urtxinr uirh u. ui.u 1... i?arw, Hniier, Ktf, f hetee, Dneil Kruili.-iVc.'al iho iiifiun t'ni sinnini n , s frryitn JAiOllOi.VeERiiBONS. Heoiuid airors, D.illfis, and I'' JcRenon, llatios Co., Orefon II. SMITH,. GEO. H. CKANCI, Hmlth Jte Cliance, Surgical nnd mechanical DENTISTS, "10MMRRCIAL street, Salem, have removed their oince rrom citato street tn uriawohi s brick, aud ure new inserting anillcial teeth in any and all of the late improved styles, including Vulcanite, L'oralile, Amber base. Ace., us well as gold, using no elasns whatever, those destroyers of the natural teeth being utterly mscurtieu in ineir practice. I'artienlar attoution given tn diseases of the gums and iaws i also, to the regulation of children's teeth. inetn inserted Irom una tooth lo a run sol. I'STA-ll operations warranted. ly-15 ViO ilewnrd 1 STUAYEl) from tho uppor part of Freneh aT-rsa Pruiriu. on the loth Dec. two fillies, ona 2T9 bright sorrel, 4 yours old, 14 j hands high. Mate face, white bind foot, heavy set. Also, H dark brown, 15 hands bighi II years old, light form, while hind feet a ne nnutir will recolve the above reward hy applying at Durbiu's stable, Salem, or C. K. HTEWAK'i', Ml Louis. dwi'ipaid CLAIMS OF ALL KINDS ACAINSTTHE UNITEDSTATE8 riOLLKOTEl) by C. M. CARTEIt, who leaves for -J n as iington on the 15th inat , to return in a short time. All pin-sons having uuseljled claims in lh and Itur s olltce for one or two years, may exiieet early payment therefor by empowering biui to collect the same. J. 8. Smith. Esq., of Ralem, Oregon, Is his author lied agent to receive and forward all claims to him at Washington, II. C. ,5 ! A FAVORITE REMEDY. WE BKLIFVE Iff) m rmr-ivr j in thoworldhaseverglvensuchastonishiug pruofof ItsoAWy as Dr. William Haifa llalaam ror I lie Lungs. Iu cueoaof ae- Coughs, Dronchitis, and iuciuleut I "e.hchie acts in the i most agreeable nianner, restoring health j when all other remedies have tailed. RED- INQTOX cV CO.,Wholoiialo Agent, 416 and j . j 4IR Front street, San FranrWs. luiislj j' JIIEUMATIS.TI.-THllJ DISEASE IS I'llDDUCED HY IMPUNITY IS THE BLOOD, WHICH CL0(I3 THK CIRCOI.ATIOX j AND WHERE TinCRE 18 PAIN IT SHOWS THAT SOME TIIINO MUST UE DONE TO FREE VMS FLUIDS. 8C0VIU,'8 BLOOD AND MVER 8YUUPI8 ONE OK THE MOST VALUABLE ATLEHATIVES HE KOHE TIIUPUHLIC. IT WII.LCAUUY OUT OF TIIK8YKTEV! ALL IMPURinES OPTUIS BLOOD AND LKAVK THE FLUIDS ACTIVE. THE BLOOD AND LIVER 8YKCP HAS CURED TIIE WORST KIND OF RHEUMATISM. REDlNOTON k CO., WHOLESALE AOENTS, 410, AND 418, FRONT STREET, SAX FRANCISCO, AND FOR SALE EVERYWHERE. im45 FIRST PREMIUM . . TUE NEW STYLE AWARDED FIRST PREMIVM AT Till STATE FAIR. J.W.J. PIERSOW, Agent, FRONT ST., PORTLAND. October 3d, IKG.1. 3llf IIOWK'S SERVING MACHINE. THE NEW STYLE Howe's Family Sewlnr Machine. WILL scum, slilcb. gather. Irani, Ml. bind, quilt, mn.lirnid.iind in fuel I'EOKiiltM THE lllll. K J!,AS".K "!''. 'AM"-V SKWINO. It uae. TWO uiaureutiixe. ri lr H from $no to (t1 r? It MpnlrA.I tliss IIIfltlliVT 11...:..-. ... .1.. I... mil. a Viir nl I ..list. A I,... I J ;.. tBHny, hrnnct nml Kn'luitd fitr f-iirti-en yaun, wiib jnn itrs i iniuniuuiiiiu. ncrtj nr n ( uf ftt iri, KltlCKLAXD IlltilS., Albnnv, Agenis fur Oregon, Vnr snle nt N, O. l'uriish ii Co.'s, Sulein.and by Kreelaud llros. Albuliv. ,-,mfi jvitip, i;,t Syrups, at lloslou and Stewart's dohlcu HUOU .V, MVi USSa CO S I'1" I Mild II. A tiriine lot of nh t Hiiluum liHOWN, MYKIiS & CO8. rilOVK! TVHt llnlidnv presenls for lbs J million, ami errreibing else, for sale rhenn. tf"A ai irif HKOWN, MYEIIS& (.'(). . 'f-'tst taki: I V. I Y Ihe snbserilier, living In Jnn roiintr, 4 miles I annth 111 Hem, one bar mars, blase fate, 5 roar old, branded O. on the right shoulder 1 about 1(1 bunds l"",L-ri!w.!r D. F.t'HAHTKKE. BY lbs subscriber, living in Dalles lirarilict, Waacai coiiuty, about Dee. , IHU, ona dark red stser, no brands or our marks 1 IU or ii years old .. .U.'.,.I. WJZ JONIAII MAHSII. BY ilw Biibarrilisr, living In Vnhlo" lioik'precST, ,aek son eounly , a small bay horse, 7 or H tears old. left bind tot while, and aouis saddle marks'i 110 lirsniUawIT M. I). 11YIIEE. BY the subarrilier. living 5 mlh a aonthoHst of llsr rislmrg, Una wi.onaj U llllav 3 r(,nr , spnug, wilhaamall slur in forebmadt said HI ley Ims Iwau rtinning uboul my form for near two years. An pr.ranl by Jsa Keallug, J. K.all'.'i. Kee VS. lati.1 -jwlf, ELI WIATT. HY ths siiattibor, living iu Maud I'rri-in7l," ,1,,",; pliiuu co , oils roan bona, als.nl lb bauds high bran.M ou the led at ill. wiib an iiideacrilniblr brand, rough shod. H nr III year. old. Also, ous aorrel mare, wlnia lat'o, It) Iran. la high, 6 or li veara old; no brands ff re-iVHlils, ttwlli )KO. H. HIIIITH Willtl II. 1 ) Y lbs snhserihar, living in Eden I'i.- iio i, Jwhwin " f"' "n pony, hlack, about la hantls high, alar in bis lorrhwl, s Julio whits on both bind fe.-l and soma aadtlls marks; about in years old 1 an un.lie' tiiiiruislinbls brand mi the Islt hip . . , L',?!!lJ!.lll.i"1!;5J,i!HI"'A PATTKRStlX. ! I V. 'l!"'l"'"Tl-r, rwodiiigluT MTni prtKiiuT, 1 ! on browu slaar, wilh wl.lia lace. (lltlllfarhll III la.fl aaaa aai.l -...11 I. a . .a i , -- snnuvn lurk HI riKMl, Wall rown.'aiMHU jM;-ara old; chum lo ay praiuiaoa ftotae w-IO lillOni'KIC k. TIIOUAA 1 ly llm nlwnls.r, living 6 iiolra east of Finley's J t mill, vim sorrel mars, wilh a blstr far.. Ikm I, hind " the ialrn joint, also bsr ngbt l.n-e fuA while to Uia saMm joint i about 14 hands built: no bmiitls; about. 6 veara nidi cants lo mv plrni last !"" w ii i a it r, HY llm solMa-riUr, living o miles soulbeaal rl risioirg, Linn ro.. on unla ml I ils Ih-IIv and burk. anj ivloi. r.r. . I.a... i.t. .i.- letter F ud left him crooned In riulitM.. An.iu.i al li" by Jaa. Kaaliug, J. 1. " . "" I'HAKLEU ( OrilRAN. T) Y Ihe suhserlher, in Hullo preciuel, Waabiuguin . i ' - .7 V ' 'rr" ""ara, snpiais. i to be s rears old, beuvy nutns and tail, bald face, ,..u Mw.t.ia uiNBsst cams to mv Dlaca bat apring !tw4li L'i'H'1 LH "KU UV ' Mlwrilai,-. living II anlv. a w.'TiM;iiim City, Linn ro , on kay bom.. IS hands high, a amnll amp mi Ihe now, n.ilar mark, nwk still from HI . aud and about IH , ram in mv nrn. isos last Angaai. aw4i JOHN FKNN BY lbs subitii.77Iiviiig in Eugene i,rviiii-t sn.. mm dark bay uiara. 111 Imn.la l,.l, . vrata old. Mat k sin oa and tail, kgs dark to lb kaaaa. " - ". warn na o titter marks or brands Mrrsusabla Dre.ll,lsMwW K MVAiWART nniTii ek Dvit .ti.si, NOT ALCOHOLIC. A Illtrlily Conoontrtttod VEGETABLE EXTRACT, A TONIO. llllFAtfSlFaIMBinEIIS, riisriRKD jir ' ; i ' DR. C. M. JACKSON, Philadelphia, Pa. tvili. tmcTuai.t.T cons , I.IVBB rOiTIPl.AISIT, , DVHtsKfNI A. JAlIXDIt'E, CHRONIC Ott NEUVOl'8 DEBILITf, i DISHiAMESJ OV TUB KIDNEYM, And all Diieatei Anting from a Disordered ; . Liver or StomacJi, ,, ,, , ,, such as ' " ' Constipation," ,,.,! Issnud Hiss, Vol. , .c.u.,,1 0f Blood toths Had,I.",f-r: ,' I Acidity of lbs Ktotoaiob, Matt- , ., .. ,.. sea, lleartbnrn, Disgust for Food, ; ." Fulness or Weight In Kttimaeli, Hour f f1 ' " Emctalions, Kinking nr Fluttering at the i "' Pltof ths Stomach, Swimming of the Head, " ' Hurried and Difficult llieaihlng. Fluttering at '' - the Heart, choking or anlhicuting sensations when ' ' j lira Lying Posture, Dimness of vision, Dots or ' Webs before the Sight, Fever and Dull I'ain . In the Head, Deficiency in Perspiration, Yellowness of ths Hkln and Eyos, l'aiti In Iho (tide Hack, Cheat.Lliufis, Ac, J Huddes Flusbas of Heat, Ham ing iu tho Flesh, Con. .'..- i ... stunt Imaginings uf ... ... t,i , : . Evil and Great Deprwaion ." .' .. . of Spirits ., '.; , , ,, . i' and will positively prsvsnt : i . i Tollow Fever, Bllioii. Fever, c., . Tfioy contain .. . M) ALCOHOL, Oil BAD UUISKV. They will euro the shove diseasea iu ninety nine cases out pf a hundred. JphicedJiy tknd'slaswmi-rtfiMwd uuiyersul ai lioslsof igifnrniil Qnscksand unserupnlousadvenlur-i era, have opened upon sulmrtng buinanliy th food, gates of Nostrums lu tbeshapsof poor whisky, viltd coiniiouiuled with Injurious drus, und christened Ton ics. Stoniiichics and Hitters. Ilewnra of the inniimemble nrmv of Alcoholic prp in aliens in nlethoria bottles and big bellied kega, Sli der the uiudusi appelhitiun of llittsis; which, instead of curing, only aggravate disease, und leave tlio disap pointed antiersr iu despair. . . a. . . HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS Are not a now and nutriitd artiyie.bm have stood th tnt of tllWn years trial by the American public ; mid llmir reputation and tale ure not rivalled by (uiy inui lar prepiirHUou. . t , . mi Tlio proprietors liuve ttiounands of letters fioin tb T. st eniiiH'iit W . - .,. i - CLKHGYMEN. . , , ... . LAWYEIIS, li ! . ... PHYSICIANS , ' 1 . AND ' ' ' ' '' ' CITIZENS, Testifying of tlteir own personal knowledge to ths beueOcinl elfects and medical virtues of those Hitters. DO YOU WANT 80MET11INO TO STBENUTH EN YOU t DO YOU WANT A OOOD APPETITE? ' DO YOU WANT TO BUILD UP YolU COK KlTTUTIONf ... DO YOU WANT TO FEEL WF.IXt ' DO YOU WANT TO GET lUS) OF NERVOUS NESS t DO YOU WANT ENERGY 1 DO YOU WANT TO KLEKP WELL 1 DO YOU WANT A BRISK AND VltJOKOl'S FEELING t , , If yon do, nsa IIOOFLAND'8 GERMAN HITTEHH. FramKn.J. iWard.a Bnnrn. D. I)., MMsmr of tie Kntfiiopeius tf XeUgitmt tawtsMirt. ". Although not disposed to favor or reesumend Pat ent Medicines in generul through dtstrnst of Ihelr in gredienls und elteelai I yet know of no sntHeieni rea son why a man may not testify to the lieuelils he Im liuves himself le have received Irom any simple prep srntion, in Hie hope that u may thus contribute to ths ttenollt of otheia. 1 do thia more readily Iu regard to noofUnd's Gar man Hitters, prepared lay l)r C. M. Jackson, of this rily, becansa I was prejudiced against them for many years, under the Impression that tbor were chiefly ait. aleohoite mixture. 1 am indebted to'niy friend Robert Shoemaker, Kmc, for the removal of tliia prejudic by proper tests, aud for encouragement to try ihsm.wbsaf sulforiog from great and long continues debility. TliAiiaaot throe bottles of thsse Hiltsrs, st the be ginning of the present yaar wus followed by evidsnt relief, und lealerulpiu to adrgre uf bodily and msntsl Tig ir which 1 had not felt for sis mouths before, and had almost dot paired of regaining, I, therefore, thunk God and uiy frisud for directing, us to llw uss of them. J. NEWTON BROWS. I,HILADII.rHIA,JlinS), ItWI. PARTICULAR NOTICE 1 There art many preparation $oid under th turns of Hitter, put np im quart bitlet eompomntied if tit ckenpett whnky or com mot rum cflittnr from iiO to 49 tent per totlont the tatte dingmiieti by Anise or Co riauiur tetd. 'J'hti cln$ of Bitter ka ranted and mil continue to cattte, ot louft at they can he lofti, hundrrdt to di the death nf drunkard. By their u$e. the tyitrmio kept continually mutter the utenf Aleohoite ittmutont of the vortt kind, the denre for liquor i$ created and kept up, and the remit ia ail the horrort uttendani upon a drunkarJU life und death. For thone rAii if 'tire and WILL flA VE a Liquor Hittert, wtbhMiA thn folhieiug receipt (Set USE ItOTVLE H()FLASty SGERMaW BITTERN and mix iih THREE QUARTS OF Oi)Ol HRASPY OR 'HISKYtand the remit villbem prtMrafion- that rill EAR EXCEL in medicinal tirtuet ami true excellence, any of the numertma Lit nur Hiltrrt in Ike market, and ti7 eumt MUCH LESS, '' wtlt havo all the mriuet of HUUF LAXjrS HERMAN BITTERS ia voneett tritha titlffp article vf Liquor y at m murk let price than the$e inferior preparation wit cott jro. ATTENTION K0LDIKUSI And oV Mold Icra! We cull the attention of all linvinif retatious 0 friciiiN in thuHimy tu the fuct lluit '-llOOKLASL)' (teniiHii Hilton" will rure nine ti-ntlm of the diseases indiiifd lv ex'.oiiiiris and privations inriiN-nt to ramp lite. In tfi u, piit'lisln d iiIuionI duily in tl news pupets, on Ihe nrrivul the tick, U Ite imlired tlmt a very wtf proportion atwiirfrinj.' from debility every chwi ol that kind cwn be nwlily curnd by Hoollund's lleruiati Hitters. IHMase nettliittK from diMntfrs of tlio dincMive Qrpvito are sjietdily removed. Wo Imve nn huHiiation in tiitiii tlmt, If 'there Ittt tors wext! lively u-d atnoii)( our soldiers, linndrrds of ltv-i niitfht be invt?il thnt othrrwtM TiiM he lost. We mil piiHlntlur nllention to lh following rv murkahle und writ anthctitiiiietl cm to of oue the na tion's heriN'n, hoee lift, to urn hi uvru language, ".ia biHin sitred by the Jtitiers " I'tiii.ADKi.rHM. Attunft '.fl, J8KJ. SUtnt. Jour tV Evans t Well, vent Ir men. toar lltMdiiind'i (lermuii liitlrrs bns savrdmy life. Titer U no aoi-Utke in this. It ia totic lied for by nntntiera of my romradrs, some of fvlioea names nre apendsd. and who wrru fully rovnisant of all the Hrrninslnncea of my ae. I am and have been for tbe butt leaf ymra, a ateniber ot 8liernmir'lrlnUed ' ,.t.ery, and under the Immedlnte eoiimmtid of I'upt H. V Avree, Through the exposure utu-ndant npon my arduous da lien, 1 -waNaitarVfid in November lant iih intlamuuv tbmnf the Inntrs, and -wns for seventy twodaytia the bonpital. This waa ftdtowed hy greal deeiliu, beifrhti nrd by an attaek of dmentery. I wu iJua i moved from ihe While Horn and mnt to fhis eity on bonrd th etfamerlMateof Maine, from whtrh 1 binded on ibe lth of June. Hi nre thai time 1 bnve been about ns low as oue eould be and still retain a Bark of vlmlii v. Kora week or more I was srareeN able to bwhIIow anything, and if I did force a mortasf down il ' was imniruiatriy thrown iipagaiD. . I eon lil uot even keep a elate ol water oft mv stoat- arh. Life could not lasl under tbeea ort-nmetancee r- and araurtllngly, llm nliyaictans, w hn bad bess work. ing faithfully, Ihutigh uosnrresafiilly, let rearua an , lass Ibe grasp of tba drrad Archer, frankly lol.l me tbey ecMild dv Imlhmg for me. and advised me to sos S clergyman, and mitke ntrh disposition nf ni limited fuiitia aa bral suited me. Anacmiaintatics who viaitrd me nt tb hospiial, Mr. Frederick Mrsnlin-n, uf ttiilb, Iteluw An h street, adviaed oia, as a forlorn hop, lo try your Hitters, and kindly procured a bottle. FnaM , Ilia time I rommeiiced taking them, ths glmimv shadow of death receded, and I aw uow, ibank (loat for ilrst ting belter. 'I hough I have taken but two botilea, I have gained leu pounds, and I feel snngtihw of being able to join aiy wile and daaghisr, from whom 1 hats heard laitbing for several months fur, srailsinea, I am a loyal Virginian, from (lis vicinity uf front Uoysl. To your invulnabls Hitters i ows the certainly of Ills which bus lakes Ihe placa of vague fears In your liiuers will 1 owe lias glorious pririlrgn a,f again ' rhuiping lo my bosom those who ara uWieet Is ms in ' hit. Very truly yonra, lfAA(! MA LOSE, Ws ft Ur ronriir is lb troth of tbe above statraxnl as we bait daslrrdof arsingoorcMuntds.Mc. Ualons ' realoreo tn bruiih. , JOHN t I lllH.EHAOK. 1st Nsw York Kaltsr (IW)K(iE'A AI KI.KY, Co C llth .Mains - LKWIS t'llKVALIEU.-fM New York. I I. E. KI'ENt lilt. 1st Artillerr, Hatlerv F. J II FAKE WELL, Co. U, 4d Vennout. HENRY II JEKOMEiCo It, do. H. T. MACDONALD,(VC,Sth Main. JOHN F. WARD. Co. E. fah Miutw. HERM ANN Ktlt'll, Co. 11, 7'H Nsw tsttu t N. B THOMAS, Co. F.a-sb Penn. A.J KIM HALL, Co. A, 3d Vermont. JOHN JENKINS, Co. II, HHHh 1'sus. BEWAIti: OP t'Ol-XTEKFEITS! hee that lit sigtuttnts of "C. M. JACKSON," I sit ' tlx W RPI'Ett of each holtls. Should your saarrai draugial sot hsva ths aiilt.,do Im las put oil' by anv of lbs inloklratlng rm-rstraloias that may ba oHanxt In lis plaes, km send lo aa.sud ws ' will forward, seeanly pat ked, by sipnss. , Principal 0Br ni Innintrlorjr, NO. Ml AKCH ITRKIT, JONS aS EVANS, rrosrtstora, Hnrrasaois to C. M JACKSON, it, CO. BUITU DAVlU.rortlaad.Aj ts for Oi-cgoa. 63Cy -iN a