EUN
ruLKHIlTi'U
J.
VIA YICEKA.
BlicHing of Charleston.
( 1 i lata Richmond (ttmtintl ha the fallowing i
f Charleston, Jan. II. Eight sioilfi were thrown
into the city this morning. Tho Bring has opon
d frinn two morn embraenrct, ouo on the city
' and the other on JaWiea'Jsland.
Charleston, Jan. 13. I)imlardmcnt of tho city
hat been coutiimout tines laat report. A largo
number of ' Moral transport tilled with troopt
' have berth going aonth. An Increaaed floot ia to.
rrartsd atlrtlton head, ;
i Climrlnrton, flan. 14.- Tho enemy kept up n
i lively irhelliiigall iy. Bine Tuesday, the 12th,
i, four tmiivlreU and twenty-ona abode hnvu bean
tltrsivw lti.ro the cty, cumin! somo damngo but
, no ailtiltios. Tho eiioiny nave unmasked two
" or Wlroe more ParrotttatClrcgg. Shelling it very
' koa'vy this evening. ,
t , Jctf lVcakenlns on Duller. t ,
...,.; roitTiiKMg MONIKIE, Jan. H.
FlriffoT truce arrived thin evening from City i
Point. Indication Admit no doubt that if the
encWirgo of prisoners remains in the. bunds of
' 3i. Duller a natisfuctory exchange -will bu of-
footed. ' ' ' . .
' -'i " construction In Ar-aiina. , 7
'' ',' ' ' ' '' "' 1 '' Wahiiinhtom, Jan. 'M;
' -' Kit-rebel (ten. Gantt, of Arkansas, yesterday
presented himself an bend of a delegation of poo
) pie of that Htato in eolation to reconstruction of
; ' tlieiStnte government, which U 'looked upon by
, the Administration with Ilia highest 'mapeet,
. (Jen. Uantt, it wiH be rocollo.ctod, loft tho robot
. tervioe Bomo time i;i, nnd ever aiticu lias boeii
radical Onion. It ia understood that morn than
11 one-tenth trf the voter at the Inst Presidential
: elcetioa in Arkanaan are ready to reconstruct the
" government, but a yet have indicated no partic
ular place. I , , m 1.; .. .
ill A :h V-i F0lUU'Ul. t . "
" ' " ' " jr ftiM Muinkm. Iowa. Jan. 13. ":
ri. 'b I,egisla(we in joint convention to-day re-.
--...-j 1 - ,ir 1 .1.- ,r ti 13 I...'
hi; v.ucwu-iniiKi. r. uniue. w me u. o. ouuaiu, uyf
, , a vote of IjeJ to IW.
' ,1 Tho Me) mliiiiiihire democrat held a couvon.
11 '( tg Hm ducted 15 dol"gntu to
Hy3"Wtiooai convention. i
, ', . , Tie Enrollinont Act. t
I,.,, ! ,1 Wahiiinuton.'Jrii. 17.
. The Enrollnieut Aot befuro tho rJouato will! he '
, paired by that body to-uiurfuw, mid will be aunt
M fllA ll.illU. fill men 'I'ti.i .mltf tinfii.tlm
' apeciaUy exempt re the Vice Preaident, Judgoaf
" if U. H. Conrta, heada of Executive Jlepartinenta,
; (jlovertiflca of Btaloa, and, by IraplicKtion' auch.
. perentia aa ire pliyaianlly or mentally unlit for
ewvice. The two eliMaea are inuri'iid into one.
wiiicji it Biade to include all male per()iibu-1
, tweeu w nu 4U. credita to be given to'citiea,'
towna, and wards, so at to equalize as far aa a
ible taie draft throughout tlio diatrict.'i'liu cuni-
Mutatlon ia Increaaud to $100. ttThiiao.wliofpay
tre n m neinptea from tlio proaeut urntt,outt
' aire liable to be willed on for tlio, next. . I fruited
' "! Men wJio prefer it limy be tranaferred to the navy,
'i'ho bill ia not perflated by the Hetiate, but it wills
probably, past that body with the ubovel'uaturea."
( Arrival of the VBiidorbllt. J .
- New Yohk, JauTi7. .
The ateainahip Vnndorbilt has .arrived 'at the
" wvy yard. She roturna for repairs to, her buiUi
! -' Sale of 5-20K.. I ,,
i, : I'MII.ADBI.PIIIA, Jan. 17.
'" Salot of five-2U during the wuek amount' to
$14,000,000. ' ' .
inicrcHi'Dcariug noics-iax on lonacco.
j : New Vohk, Jan; JH? V
' The Herald's anecial Waahitiirtoii disiiatchsava
flMMNJO.OOU if new 6 per cont.,iuterest.beariug.
' ' notva will to issuod to-day. - 1
" The Ctiiiinittoo of Waya and Miiana haa;re-
' jrnlved aafollew: Tax on manufactured tobacco,
-,.ii ail centaiper, nouud t anulf BO centa i'Hnoin bulk,
inolBdiug halirpound packages, ;I0 centai in Ml,
3 eta per packagej U ounce, octal ii oi. 7 ctsi each
,, .' additional oil. U eta. Cigars not worth over $10
per thousand, $4 per thousand i not worthtivere
$15, 95 per thousand ; and ao un.t- J
' Ordcn have boon rocolvcn) to rlllo.all tlni24
and 'i'i pouudnr guns at the.Wasliingtou arsenal.-
"Kew Btalct'PropoMJd.J-: J
. The Tinirl' special ' dispatchsaya the House
" " Connnltti'O on Torritorlea, will, soon, report .bill)
' authnriiiiiff Htate goveriiments in Colorado and
"' Nebraska. .Tho constitution of Nevada has i hue am
) - received, and will be accepted by Congress. Tlio
i. same Committee ia also perfecting bill for'the"
V erection oi new territory to be called Montana,
composed of portions of Idaho and Utah." O C
,t Washington dispntchee aay 1. K.'Forkins'haa
tieoJi auuoiiiii'il itiwiniHiiH, at 54.itrKrAucisco.fi
. ( , , Fire In ew Iforluj-, CC
, Lot. by tlio tiro on Saturday' iuHched'l775,
000, nearly ail of whiih was insured. Two'liro
. , men wcro killed and several wounded by falling
.,' Willi. : - - .9 m . m
j '. '.','." ' lUllroad jtreldent. - gf
I'l'lTsni-im.'JaiiMH. f ,
An exyresa train on the 'Pennsylvania Central!
' Railroad was thrown, from, tho trai kil'oitr miles
" " east of Tyrone, into a crock, lit) or'K) fuet beluw
The jiasai'iiger ear trnik Ore from a stovo.Vi'w eu-
i i ty or thirty persons wore injured, many of tlmm
l.r. I bejag re-enliatcU soldiers of tho tMth I'ttnuaylva-X
Ilia tegiuieuk I . I "
' i" i Amir f the Potomac. V
' " 11 " ' ' "' ' NKwlVnKK.Jan. IH. i
'' :'' The Hmlil't army dispatch saya Col'Lowell's
m cavalry brigade Ilea relumed, to l'airinx from I
, nxsouiiuissaiit-e Id Mnickeravilln, llorryvilleTand
Levabiirg. JNotrauca wore louiidor -Stuart's foico.'C
i, .1 . I., - . f
f, . AiMiuura ru auoai ur uuiHuuipiatou reorgaut
, cation mid cunsolidiitiuu of thoariny iutoethfeoj
jojihhU urpa. Jt ia also rumored thataan IihIo'
, ' (icadunt cooimaud of fiO,000 men will bo given to?
' one of the boat tiglilng Oenerla,whowiil be"au-
' thorued to tak Kiciiinoud ill hiauwu way. . (ien.T
'm i liilfMtrlok JiAt gone to Waahington. ttuiitur'aa-
': ignaluui nuw and important couiiiiand. tji
1 A letter frvui Washington to the JN. X.'limri
wyj co-opeuuive intiteunait will bo uiadefon
, j Hu'hoioml at the opuuiue of spring.by a column
j on the l'riiinsiila or aoutli of Jumes'river, uioler .
" Jlanwak, aided by Wulloi'a force, and byltho
" main column on the direct line from Washington.
'' "' It ia anld Hancock will eotnnwnd olio of the three ,
' eorpa into whieli the Army of the I'etnmae .will
. be consolidated, Hedgwick the second, ud Ucade
tl thelJiird, ,. . J "
, t . Arkmnai as Vree Hlato. f ,t
! The Ttibtme'i tpeeial diapalch ayslho ArkanS
us' mm delegation alulo that ill four mouths Arkausa
. ; will come iuiu the Union aa a free $ttu and reo
' oiiinieiid Col. Kudgera for Military Uoveruur.1 ,
Advicea from Cairo represent liiat ou last Moii J
,,, day eYcoiug.jhe It III, about li armed rullinni
made a djisuiul ou Uiu tvwu ef Dickuwuhay. ,
j, ,,. ..Price of liultl. 4
.-.it . . ,i i, 8am FlUNCiacu, Jan.'lO. .
j' i Private dpaWhe any that gold in hew York
, -. . U tinlurdsy woe 154, with an uptd leiideucy.
l,t. ''".) .l .;( - . -. memm '
jOV .TtXIiUiltAl'li VIA JAt KSO.WlU.K.
"'I " (Kroco the Hentluel '
- 'lanilnf ef Troopi In Jforth Carolina.
F()ltTlir.sa.MnMt(ii:,,Iaii. 17.' "
' ' ' Tha'HichmoiiJ ftrefinrf aaytt " Yankee trmqia
' r Iwiiifj landed nt Morrhead Citv, N.C. , W
' ettirring tiam on the roaat this winter.' A
1 ' Conleder al 4Hruscn.Uir it brlirvtd to be de
. ,UuUert llie auiount! ball a million dollars "
i laatructloiu ta Mlnlttcr idamt.
' - I'Hii.AiiKi.rmA, Jati.vo.
.Iu letter of fieerotary 8ewarda to Minister
dima, the HeertHnry eayt the I'nited Htatea in
1 ' ataV.itd ranat ennliuM to insist, that the Hriliah
. 1 stjewruliK'nl it iually r-suouaibl for damage
' " ' wluatl jMaeeful. iaar-niiiding eitiann of the Unit
.t.i jid Btalea sustain by Uie deprodaliont of the Ala
lhin. llitt vessel having beeu built ami tilted out
,lli llritish waU-re. The Secretary cannot, there.
-11 Cure, inalruct Mr. Adanx to reiriua from presainf
i, jcUilut he ku in hit hands. v I
bupelulenacut or 8. F. Mint.' ,
J'!?ri'--' 1 ' ! ! i ChIiaiio, Jaft. 20.
' 1'h SeaM fealsnlay eontirnieil Kobert 11.
-i : Swain oa hiip't otili Miiitat tSan l'rancitco.
': Fron New trleam and Tciat. .
, B ' " 1 Vr.w York, Jan. 80.'
'Tli Vorning Rtaar, from New Orleans, with
)atete Ui IVlb, and iUvana to the Jluh, iiatar
i'i'. xtved. i Hii t detain ij lliree days by lieneral
.. lilaiJu to carry durauaW The blockade-run-i;
siirvg adiimnort lsab.d and l'nion arrived at Ha
, ,. itjkA, The killer was uliased la Havana by tha
fiuuboal DePota. Thure was t report at llavau
1 ' ' ,i ah erWt that the tteoaier Hornet Lane, from
llnlvuui, with eouUtn, Wat c.tpeeU'd. i lie pro
" pcller ItostuH, which wa uptiiKid at the mouth
"' of th Mhisiiil several months ago and leken
tn MotiiM). "' bto guuhieU, end 50
feet added ta lie leiiglii. H1h would aoou lea
' ready to tun and make an a i tempt la ptur
osm of the New Orlesuu mail tleainera,
'ill? oeeupalipn of jndianola. Texas, b (n.
YVaatiiHirn. coiirinned. Th town of Msmla
ville, Iht north tld nf l.k 1'initckar-
trHin. wascaptnrvd without loes.and isgeni.ened.
" Iscb. CnrtU-Coia H'caihrr n the Plalm.
I.KAVRKHUMTII, Jail. lit.
Gen. Curtis (u puhlssl welcomed by th oiti
flit trov-
Over f 10,000 worth of property waa destroyed
and many lives lost by cold wimthor on the I'latto.
aovornmeiit freight trains still detained.
Breaking up of Ice-Damngcs.
Cincinnati, Jan. 20.
Tho ice broke up yesterday morning, nud dc
atroynd the ateainlioat Tompeat and a largo num
ber ef coal bargea lyinfr at tho uiouth of Licking
rfver. Damage, $3(),0(A).
MONDAY MORNING. FEB. 1, I8fi4.
- Union Btnto Oonventlon.
The Udlnn Totcn of tlm vartoui cinttitl;i uf the ffUti) of
OrKnn. whu aro In favor of tlio 0(tuMtiu(l ami vfKfutii
pnntv.iiHon of the jirc-fiit wnr (o tlio cmniik'tn ntiililhiHl
auptrmlon of rebellion mid cxtincllfm of tri-Mon nnl tn
fnvor of hfurfy Ami effloii'iit aupport of tlie auMMirltlfttjif
ine ienori wumnmimi in iiimr vnmn 10 protect urm i
frnl th GonitltutiMi and tawn of the United tUfttuH.'Nrvl prc
crve and icrpt-fimte tlif Union, and win) iiru willing to com
bine for tha election (if mn of like principle) to all ofllcun In
tlila Slate, an renpectfutly and u'tmcdtly Invito! to hold
con vim Horn Accord tint to unual eustiun fur the election of
dHuifftU'l to A HtKk Union Oonvonllan to hn hHd Mt ALHA-
NY, In liliiii comity, on Ui oth iuy or MAimi, a.i. Ihtvt.
for tlm (itirpoa of twimiiiatlnx cnoiiilttin fur HbiintnuMlMlvt
in (JonirrM and flutu I'l-luter, eWcthm dt t.-untcii to tlit Nn
tlonal Union Convention, ami ornrlrtttif lor Hit- Kclctlun of
r.Miiimatfit lor ITfillcritiftl Kleotom. and trinmactiiiff tucli
otnur inuineM an tne Uonventiipii mm 1 1 om luuiiiir .- i
Yye runpectruny rt'comttiCnii tho hoiitiitu or Uountr Oon
Tunti'titf on tn ivrir it at or n arum, a. d. iwi. :
ith oinu rL'(Bi;kTiiijr rrcyiiiriuiiH iitu nciuiiiK oi coiirrrn
llfini of dHfcKKtei from Hip viirlom dlntrlrii nt ttn tdinr and
plar.F of holding the Ktatn Oonvtfntl'in for tlii! nomlnatloti of
caiidUinwH for nnprtjme JudioiMiiid I'mmcuIuik AtionieyH
Id Uir iitvoral diitrlct wli(ru vminncW-n shall exiwl,iEt tt
Tho Nflvral cmntlftt will lt 'entttled toiil'ti!iilef Jn tl
Rln.lt. tlimre-ntlitn m ft.IIi.wM : Ittarititn". fi ( iliic.ktiimn. lu
OWUup, 1; Coluinl)i, 1 ;C'K)i, 1 ;Uurry,4l ll)')iiln,s
Jsksoti, til; Jdsiililtie, fti.l.rinp.S i,!,!,'-,,,!'! ifcMftrltie, Hj
Moltmunsli.S; VaViTli ; Tllkimmk; 1 1 " Wsc"l(l:Wnl
lliKtnn, 4 ; Yamhill, 6;-lliiitliu:'; linker: I). Toll" 1 J
ly anlcr of tlio Mste Oentml I'ulnii OoinoiltLee. Jk f I
. . . JOHN It. MllOltHHt'lislrnmn. s
A. O. losv,Bei:ritsry.I - " H w
Kslrm, Jn. A, IS04.
W
V rt Polk County Union Oonventloi r ;
f The UntoiTvith'rfif Pilkci rityllrKiiii7vwliYnivllii ffH J
vr nt ,t,U ..nil,.....,l U...l V1n ,.,r,.i 1 1 lu'ni-.i.jn.i
Vitr of ttie ciinlliiiit'il Kiid vlunriini, ,,riMeeiitlr,,Mf 1 1 ,TT, r
war to tlis oomplsti. ami Aim! stir-nt'i'Mlrm iif'riihiilli'rtiiriil
stlnutkjn of tr.ssun, and liirnvar.l liartyiinrtr-lf,,ilHtil
uppiirt of His S'itlinrltltAl (if tlie f?lii-riiliO(ivurtirmiillln
tlittli rrfnHfl In iirnteiit anil ilpfr li! Illii ODli.lltiilliill Hn'l4liLWS
nf the Uuited Hlates, suit preserve ,,iiriierietinitetliii 1. , i l,,n
slid who Aru wllllnjf te'eiiiiililiie'ftir IlKjIiiliii'tl'iii'iiffiiti-nVif
MWi' prlii(!lple tiijill nfri'-es Inthl. atNtfHiiiJciiiiiit.viii't.-ri!
spoctfully sriilsniestly tn?it''il t'Thold irei;tin:"nii''i.tiii(s Ii?
the st'verol precln'.'ts lelei'lilel,rirnt.-i hi'n O'unity''iiivciil
tloti tn be hclil nl,l)nll, on Hiiliiriln.v.lli" 12lli"iliiy,nf Mhi tIiS
IHIU, for th ptirpnse of KleiitlriK ileleKales trhi'litlejljim
veiitlan.'to iiiiiiiliiHte'i!upillilati'g,fiir"ciiUiitvTitlth:t,H'iiiiil tit
trnriNiiet uiih.ntlier bullous, ns iiKiyleKltliiiHliily he tironvht.
before Iho m,nventlon.ft Is rt'eoiiiiiii-inlt'il llmt tha iirdnct!
r tlnss t lieliroirtln'Olll of Mareh? Tint svernl jirei:lnets
am eiilllleil to ilelcKiites In the coioilyruoiivi'iitlninis fi.ltoww:,
Dslls. fi, Il-ttii'l 4lllrMlre,rt H. l.iieklainiile ll'liioic II. Mon
mouth !i, K.ils fl, C.lt l,ske II, Jiivkson 4.M)UKliil 4. r lly n"
der of llie Otiiinty Union (;oiiitjilttei. ;
TyV-r-'"., IV Ml'llllt nmlrmnii -
'flies. I-kahcs, Hec'y. IT ,1 U-
fij I'cttoe lmlieenifnsorve(l ontlim cimat
bi'caiiaehe"cTiiiiitrlitt'l)iii.'irin Iho liitntU of
Union men. Hud there licui nt uny .liiiio, it
iniiinntyof, aecesaionistH,. twentv-four hours
wuold never lmvoims" cd without vinli neo of
boiiiu tort. 'I ho number of plots itgitinst the
peace nftlio t'ncilio ciHit,i'Vi(leii eiilhcimil ly
tho itching spirit of tlio onpporlicuds for n row,
enulil tliey Itavo one with u fair clmnuo of huo
oea. 'J'lieylinvi not'eiiiuiiieil quiet lieculiec
tlieypreferrt'iliiniotni'ss,1 but 'hctmiiso , tliey
fintrcd tlienisi'lvt's iiiiablu to.Hin in tlio scriiu
n"age.y i
'Should it by any c.linnce occur Hint tho so
ooasionista should become iippnrentlv thn tnit
jority party hero, there can be no rcamninlilc
doubt that the uieiiwlio talk its do tlio (jucml-
laa of Misaouri and Tciiiieueets will del n tliey
no. ill llliiBU ntitti'S, wnonever tlie IJiiliin lur
om4 wereoveiiAteinpniiinly. in excess (if the
ciinspinitorH ttiiil tlicir,isyiiiptiiliizefs, tlio littler
were uielf fof the'eiiiiio rcusint thnt Ihcy Imvo
kept itiint here tlieTlcnr nf u bloody ilelwit.
Whentiverjho gtieri ilhts nnd Hecessiotnsta were
strongest, llicro hue been Moody work, uinl tlie
hotrors of civil nur. -
Tho ponce of this country depends upon the
strength oniio.Uiiiou cilizi'iis. Tliey ure r-
nllj'iii u great mujorily. ,";,They oiijjht to iiiiiin-
taiiitlmt siiperiuiily. tTlmy'iniiy "do it, mni
niiike their uuiniTu'-nl rtioiiglh patent to ull the
oiiiintrvliv n rutiMiiiir rally nt the pulls. The
moral eHecit ol u poliilcui viuuuy ... uiu iic.m
eleoth'ti a'icli"iin nno its the l'nion men may
achieve (hy pulling Jill together -will iln us
nincll. tn. secure iiulctjilllil peace here iih did
'ever any I'tiiou victnrv itt itrins in Miisiiuri or
7.. '
1 enncHst'O.
T STITE TEAdlKKS' 1NST1TI TK.
tf 'I'hls association of tettcbers has lu-en in ex
islouco Bouii'l'iing over two years, mid hue ul
rcnilypciliiips .begun tin evert its lejjiliiiiulc
itillueiiuoiipoii thu schools of the country, lis
purposes mo to iiciiiiiint the educators ol the
Statu Willi each other's virus anil methods of
teaching? introduce iinilnnuiiv ol systems nud
lexl-bonlta, uiidtu rinse tliejtiiiuluiil ol iiuili
licalioiie of touchers.. No country has n grenter
proportion of Jack-ol-till-triidea nt llie hcml nf
. . ;..';
Ita ediiciitioiinl inleiesta tluiu llrcguii. Until
recelllly our teachers, n ull lew executions, hav e i
- .E V-.,-
been ndvenlurers with nothing else to do. who
lulling tu make a living, or too lazy to iln it, ul
V """m, ii.iiu.m-i i" iiiein-
eelvet down notch nriwo nud i'lteen sulioul."
Drains thnt tailed nt splitting rails were set to
Uuiohing thu young idcn to sliool. -
Such ini'ii uonlil iill'onl to tencirii lerm (a
nieio expeilient to fill up n, winter) fur , much
leas wi gcs than a. teacher who had expended
nit lime iiiid.inoneyJiiitlliojlpm'cliaso.iif gnnd
iUiilificatunis ;Jlieiice,tlie rciiliiofwugca was
ruti'ilowilill cotiiiotentti'Uoheririvere"in,rilnii-
ger of Jieiilg driven out nl the In-ld llllogetller.,1
Tina statu olsthiuga was thought to.be tiiuui
fostly aTgrenl wiotigtlllionsiiir .gciieruliutiT'l
Who must depend, ill a ureal ineiuiiieV lor their i
future intelligenco upou Uiu present iiieana lur
their education" -g IfTHs l
aTho lawa of tho Suite not being, nintle.wilh i
iinicu ri.-iereoct,iojuc conecuoii oi ao greni mi
evil, tome of tha leading teachvrt ul'Tlii'iritiTie
resolred'to trythucflicncyiif T'cbitiliiiiiiliou
Htliong llietiiaelTe henco the "Teaolicra'Tlu'
t'liluf." "-J
i The next sossinn of tli jitanciaiinii will be
held at CorvallisTcii the lllih of. rVbrtiary. and
will remain in session fnur.duy. j (iev. liiliba,'
Hon. fc..U. Ueaiy,l(ova.Vin.Koberl and
1. 1). Driver hv het-ii engaged todeJivt't
IVU.UIV, vun VMII V. CIIIIIH kii inf( UIV BiWIIIII
Some of tile Hunt eminent udnuittoraof thu fjluto.
men of lung practical experience, will Jie pres
uiu ami tnau part in uie exorcises. - o'know
of UO better tcliool for young tei'her ' than
lhee Coiitcutiona, and would strongly' advise
those who design following Hint nrufvaaiuu ta
attend. ' ' ' ,
Arrangiueiil have beeu iinulo n itli the alvain
era tutwnvc; pcrtmu going t,. and returning
from the Institute, at half tha usual hire. Am
ple acoominodaiiont will alsu.baatlortled for
th eiitcrtuiiiiiicnt at Corvallit of mombur and
Waclicra attending.
C"The Souota Flag ayt DoDongall la a
man of great calibre, "Alchoholically spenk
ing.' So It T'Vault.
IT A rogue of tho nigger penuiatioii, Iv
ccully a tileticcj to San"yuciitiii, ohjecled to
going there on account of tho gival uiajoritj of
oouatiltilinuui deinooral coohtted in that pre
eiuot 501 lu 3 luuluding himself.
tf X dispateb Iitnii Virgiuia City. Nevada
TertiUwy, uu the tveniiig of clcctiou day, myi
ilia tot at that place wat two tu ouo against
the Conelitutlen aohniitud by lh late CmVfu
tkin. Th gmond o grratet objeetiou to it
waa that It petuiitteJ tha legislature tu lux the
mine.
LKTIKB FK0.11 CAS Y0S CITY.
Can City, Jan. 20, 1804.
The Enrollment Dlfllciillf Bottled.
Kn. Htatrhman Tha patriotic committee of
Jdt'lmvis A Co, did itot atternnt to take bv force
from Mr. Trowbridge the enrolling papers, neither
do they or their kind now refuse to give in their
names when called upon so to do. Tho officer is
procecdiug very quietly wllh the enrollment, and
wo believe ho will ac-omplish hit Uisk without
serious difficulty.
The Late Quartz Discoveries.
The Malheur nuartji leilces are attracting con
siderable attention nt present, and transactions in
toot are neeoiuing nn every day occurrence, 1 liere
are two lodes discovered on the Mtilheur'dO miles
from tbia place, and nne'but a abort distance from
Canyon City, Tho Jackson aiid iirunswick leads
(Malheur) arc spoken of by those who profoss to
be competent judges of quartx, as very promis
ing ledgns. However, I have boon unable to as
certain from any of tho numerous holders of feet
what amount they would ho likely to yield to the
ton of ore. It is impossible for an outsider to got
a direct answer to the simplest question. concern
ing those lodges. Why,thny, prefer to niysiily,
and are so. uncommunicative, MainatiailoTs to
know, but I iiin'of.thesopiruonttliatlfit'is gotten
up wuony tor Bpeeiiiaiiou.Tanu'lliat urine ciiut
will riM"ivoiiiiiliuorittlieiiaiui!soui(!liuieMtae1
I'liwy' b ei ucorructfl biifo'iirjluitli'is
decidedly small
boluhiys.iiassi.d.otl.vio'vAiiiie.tlv.licre.s -.The
M., ,,,: .,M.:i,.,',.,T..' iT. 1 1 a i . i f; ,u . i . ri ,rw
J',,: iaeiemnoriiieumi ii.igeiai-i
"j liTty -t 1 1" eej I ail i ? sj i re s imtT 'ol 1 wfnnii thirfvi
4v el i:Tl irirriiri l'fljllil lMo2''F,uSuni ''isl VI. yi"'
dd.
jji-i!i,nMiii-ii in iiiLiiuaiiet;. n, is itur.io presume inat
ivimlil"lcnve'lhirty'gonti;eluwi)l.di'i'SS(( ;voung
7oullema.iltnipavuheiriuldreaaeato,'the bellnijbt.
(ayuiiJ,Kysanrelymlinireraenoiigh to satisfy;
.uie moNi iiisiioioiiH coiuii;ro or in runiat ever uvea.
' rt ,i
frji hcinlcrjiiieiilvormfavorahle:for..luing
oimiunieiauiiaMi-tliMtiiu(ialli iliiinco
.tliiin,.wii hiivnjiiid 'some very, severe weather
h'vingnllen to the depth uf six inches, mid
the Ibiuiiiomeler 'ranging. Iroui eight to twelvo
degree below, .mo lor several "days. Nearly if
uorniif iiie-wiieelam 'the 'river were frown up,
;aiiifiinniiTg,iipi.iatious wen; in coiisliiiioiico sus-
pioiiiejuuiiiim iiiie;rneeui.iy. itaving ijuen Invor
id withja Jnniir) tlnw, a poitimi ol the mcr
L'hiiiii.'triKjJiiiv, i ,... il. ..I. I.. ..r
j. "-,,, 1.1'iiwiii; in iiiioi
1 r ii i i l. i i n .i
...yinr.. j hi i ii ii.ii i inn jiiii-M o.ivi! r II 1 llf-il 1110
water out ol.tlm .ditches, ami will not lie likely to
iei ii in again until inn weatiiur settles hi the
spring, conseqiieiitly nulling operations will hi!
eonhiiud principally to (;nuyon creek until Bprinj.
' Later IIciiih uliiiul ((uai't..
hinci." peiiuiiig the above. Ihn (olhiwiinr-namod
quail, lodes Imvo been discovered inside of two
iniies Iiiiiii tins city, all ol which it is said are
very rich in silver, i ho lliimbuklt ledge, discov
eicd hy the iliunbuldt Hitch Cuinuuiiy, runs nuir-
lyjea.il and wesl'.and parallel Willi tho rango of
nioiiniaiiis.Boiniisoti joiin iiny'it river. The Can.
yon (.'ity runs .nearly at light angina with the
lltiiuboldt, unil it .19 presumed wTinro the two
lialg. s cross each other they will prove iuuiuinse-
ly rich. I hew two ledges are spoken very highly
ol, ami lent in them have been mild as high as t wo
uud a ball per loot, whilst sumo arc holding thoirs
at 145. J hu Uuuuella and Greenhorn lodes are
located but a short distance from those ithovo re-
lerred to, tlio capping of which looks similar to,
ami we lielicve will prove equally as good as the
Humboldt or Canyon City. I ho discovery of
ineso leuges ciciicu an intense excitement. Al
though snow to Iho depth ef nearly two feet coy.
ored Iho iiioiiuttiiii, men were scattered 111 every
diri c'ion sinking chums ami prospecting lor new
ledges. I Ii" assay olhcn and the sireet 111 front
.was turonged Iroiii morning till night, sonic dis
eiisstii" the uierila ul the ditlereiit ledges, others
eager .0 ascertain lliu result troni choice svlec
turns ol rock lett to he tested, i hn excitement
ran high lur several days, hut as It. gradually Mile
sided, tcet deniui'ialeil 111 value, and ere lone; wu
presume many who believed that they had iheir
loiliiiio willnii Iheir grasp, will realize the fact
Hint it wjis all 11 delusion: that they bail been labor
nig under a tuvorn attack of silver 011 the hruiu.
HiMli-r llc:milioiis.
Canyon City, though isolated in a measure from
the hiirroniuling world is not entirely void of
amusements to w hilc away the tedious hours of
tlm long winter evenings, there urn two dancing
schools ami a singing school in full blast, which
aH'oril.tir'those who wish an onitiirtuuitv to edu
cate their feet in (be giddy waltz, and toculiiviitu
,1..... ..-.,...1 y. j. 1 .'.r.iij, .1 .u.,.vn, mi's.
The (ioteilltlV'it lieply lo tlio t'opperlieeils.
Wo read wiili pleasure llie (Inwriior's reply to
llobcrt'lV. Wiiicafaw and Iwi'iity-seven oilier
eiqiperbiiailH of this idly, who uki-.f him to use bis
lelliiiuieo to have this plaec.exo.inptud from the
enriilliiu'iil. Ii is true tliat there has not a singlo
iiiau enlisted from ibis place it is true theru has
been no company gotten up hern and enrolled in
the urganiaeil militia of thu State but we are in
a lair way to eiincel llie hitler assertion.
A (0 111 pa ny (0 be lialsotl.
('apt Crooks has been nulhorizcil tn raise a
company here, ami has already enrolled some 10
or mine in -inhera, tliir company will bo tilled up
in a slim t lime, when we intend to scud in our
report tn the proper authorities, have our nllicers
rouiiiiisMoned, and maku a requisit ion for our
anus ami aceoiureiueiits. dipt, t rooks is a mil
ilary inan; having served two years (we believe)
iu llie ai lines of tin! West ill tlo present rebellion.
With proper drilling anil sneh a lender, we think
.tin' ,1'anyoii City (Inards will be able to copo with
and put lo out an equal number of "chivs," wcru
they all I'.c'.b of irginia, or " any other man."
fhe h a press Heard from.
Wo bave.iint had an express for the last three
ks..ciiiseqin!iiily we are getting treiueii-jiioiis
Hungry tin -news. However
hoard I10111 Jnnes
bv way of an ox-
I 'h" expresin in, the oilnr day
tcaiu. lie will umjotihicilly he m when begets
hero. A. It. T.
Ti" A copperhead puet informs Father Abra
ham, through a an culled dcmncriitiu paper iu
Ohio, that
h'W e re i-iuuuic, l-'aiher Alnalialil..
il-'roiirt lino's lulls ami laki-s,
4All hiunblc nelotileoioi-rale,
' t N llll t.llls b,-nveell our leB.'
It seems, then. Illcro are coperni else
... It seems, then, tbere
Y wllero tiiau in-Oregon, ami that Iho "ileitio
clatiu 'drivels ruKVllii-n. lor ,lnn t t;in poet
sav, " Willi (copper) tails between our legs " 1.
Jackasses, everyw here ' " .
. fiJ hiM.ui'einor ofSiiiitlt t a'olimi don't
want thivHIniiurns it was.
nud in his late
ti" J ntirniL iMii'i'nv itixl p,'ii'viminv h
ei'lltlnl l'
ttitPtfwi 3-'MtttMuiilvtlvliVi:tiriii,!i1,titri'V('i
nHvMllMllplvpltr,dJtt-,l'''X,'v,'vM;'', ;ttitH.' tli
jMMiiili' huvii vmmii-ii i!u ctinLuml iutve tU'lcrttiiuott out
Iiy ilon 1 niMiit' ttf t)iiT(ri'('int'citn'rrnukt,f
cit thiwiiLiiiKl itilK "romji:i.mifto to tint hiti
old funu. olhtintli ( iimhimf
Mie nmn ulm
. The ceptierlicHit. are williua to lnt,e the oath tn
snppon wtial tliev call llie irovcrnmettl. inn thcY iten I
waul tn Mimin lf, nlllcra td.vlc.1 to kwp lha ov
eriiiueai Ina. riekinir. Yrtku J.erort,
, If they were themselvp ia tho otEoes, Ihcjr
would tuke a diircrent rie- about iiistainini;
Ibe fiffiftn 'of the law. 1 - -" . - , ,
' r?" liny it telling at Virginia Citjr, X. T..
at f U $70 per toa.
IV" U la l ll'Ot 1 per oanl, ef eipp,w and -l
par rent, of aleuiinaei form cnnioimd whieli r
neeible gold.
One lef cent, nf copper and ninety-nine pet
ocnt. of make, make a niixlern democrat.
IV Ol.I Diu'hauan has r"n In Knulaiid In dt..
Owl smut I lie once tie. land that if It. IhiniK-ht h.
U.I uv dttmiHratic blood in Iti. vrim, he would nil
them, and lei It eel Tru lo hi. imrfpnbliran I
atinei.. the lased old slave et tntitm l. irtin. to a
nlonan Br. M lei th. walwt fluid dry up and save lh.
.lieue t4 pllk-UeleiU,lf tSeai'il V.ljf. ?
The "Id reprobate is fleeiiig from the nralh
Ut cuiue. Hit shame can't be hit! lu America,
heuoe kit trip actoM the Hater..
M .A. .5 ia j
J(o(Hi An Kxtilmiiiiv mvsij.
retuae.to iickliuw lodgollcaltjvtii Ills Govoiul t' -..' i aui'yaa'iM' - - , " .V.i .i ,JV,.,'i'fi ' i .Vrtlil iirolin.l papers et ill ileinatid peace.
(.rililwldn..Vjl.ucli-,ijlo tlieuuttyjuiuavnirjijlii IMluMne.nd ,lla..Jl,i,rr.iT.th. li..Kli Sl-wT. lu.li.m ikrifn", f.,. . V Douglas county cerreepoiidclit of Hie
vole, I not ai.i.) snaich frmiuu W't?. '''"b'eriptimi. Ji'i' pnuti.'g Jhe n-pa - ;ctil.i'n'..ni'i i u.to;.. "'a'L'i 1 "i""W t.ivs. "Tell V.uir sec.-sli neighbors 0
V LT:t- - kf l!"", f ""Tr m . ii . jr"?rr?. ' : n;if j;t"'Tl I ;n ' n tl Mini1. 1 mi' " h : iu"t h t 1 1 r -i - .
ST-J..':n"Hnll.lollM,,;,iWkep., hi. w,,,-,!,,,.,,,! ..iidiM.ries.th.rejvl.ie.e '.hrTd' i'Ti;-.,i,,! '' -I-'lTTTnntT." I rj'bght on the cupperhend Vote over hero
l'itv'ihe whole tiit.e woohhrtu,ill.e..iiuil.ir v.Tw" pSe.l 'to a.si.1 tlieTviiUirris ttlllHiavo iiutop-J '. V U-"w' u'4 .!. in.Jj.Ji jaoilio. ; Wckn'ow a fellow In re win. is siviir-erim.
ti ;. i..... )' ... . L . , mm .. A V 1 jfet ha 1 fcmntter.nt .t huT' tnif v trnv i.-.'1-i:7i::ii owi .. " ; " "" " ""-ig-'ring
. .'. ..r :,:.,..u.F-'T7 portuitlty lodo..i.f J M J. J miles, nml cuniii.M'ethe luiitu S"n
: ...!...;.. ... k. L - r 'i t;T.T,sv. 'V '"M , 'ZC y-
iiio.iiiosb ,,i mo . 111 nil iiiniiiiiiiiiieni its i 7- . . .m i .-...- . v - - r r
- 1-, -r . TlioUWine-rorereiiodlonuOregoii-ul'"
Diili.cstirlli'Hix. I
The Coliuiiliia is now iuiu from tlm Dalles to
Umatilla.
....Packers ami miners ur(now going up the Co-,
umbia on every bout. f 1
The ice continues to iletmnl the river In appar
ently illiuiillilile i 11a11l.it ies. Vlerdiiy a Inllie ieeliitrn
Kmimdud at Crala't puiut lu viler tiifaet dei'p. From
tins fuel an iili-ainuy In, Ktlied of the tbirkueaa "I
tlm huge blocks of ice that at now descending the
i'ivr. MuuiUuiiicerU'Jd. I
At an earlv hour on Vv lav inornliiK, the room
occupied by Dob' Itidley was)ile-ed unit tUo aniil of
fiiunweii iroin Hull's pants.-p.
..YestBrdav tlie sua shoh out noniititully, nan
tho general remark was of onri
lorionselioiato. With
.ml weeks in Jiiiiii-
the oxceptuni of tho lli-staiul
ary, the ponnle of the Dulles
It most ileliKlitful wioler. Itixl
live lioen favoroil Willi
rtaiu v have uollilng
tu complain of on the seoru of J
iliinatu. H-
Home nftv oe elxtv of t.U.
Oaliforni rolnnteors
have re oiilisli'il for a seeoml lriu,imder the lain oilers
of tho Wur Depai-tuiunl. Tlily will be Mii'initled to
return lo i;utiloriua to he uisilurgeu iroiu ineii-p-eut
elllislniniit. j , . . s f"
Oosvi.vcr.n Aoainst IliaWM.. Aaogiry old demo
crat. on4who thinks .In. Lfm mods 1 lino, uud wnl
want his skin when" hudieu lilliiiVigaia'"-tidillii
ycauirduy "1 liiitbu-iuidoi j ' vol iiigJat-' M hy', ive
aslied.i'Oli, Its of 110 iiae.te.aaidvoelowsJivi!
takenvlllo mitrv, iinil.llii-l-al-ii'omiOiVjLLyo'l.M
eoiirsM vonlwlll fiavi7idrioiir o'lVoXwav.jniil h'HL
.rr....!.'. . "I..; 1 -T.,,...i..ii,rmi.,TTiiirnTvTF
liTTlllleh 10-osoeril vlii?l.lieoil
ook"oii nCle!u.T-lilaiMjii:iili-B?ells"illheriieM
..:00.. I -.11 -.1 iy . . 1 .l...Oll.....r...i ,,, i.i.ii-
iiiH.i, (owriioioy mi ,11,, ',ii"''
loos on ic
viii-aiioiii inimo 011. iiiui weiiaiiii,i;-"e'
oiTNiTKIjnntOTinAloJ.'aitaiivIniQ"' de'iuH-raiiyj
is plaveil oiiiTuiil ITiiimISo.' tjmfoiwm.-
uraiiiiio
TheJ'sogaC ohl fidlotvjsriKht-tholtliiioii peoile(:
Aer I iikeiilt 1 1 eT- im 1 1 1 iTTTnTl' 1 1 to I n lff!T k i jo i l illl 1 otjeiiil
'lie j.h'rr-l.o,ilf1lfl.iT:,I,TrJ. ..plui'so i. Jii.d
laHioelliej'oimtrvaiiil.iHiiii'ii''
li:s'OllniKVi:ollfolfn ilUlfio
oTi,CySpr,Utvfch)hl.Ve,!j,,
iifful.iioko!it..t(iiiioiaii.Trsceiil
jiiiiii iwiew.jl.mivaiormiYi,. '' , '
h iloTiToTmi!vis'5?,ttiiT.ipol'iilKj;i"1''1 "I1' "'
lm,i7irjl'liii)nseirilili?,iiiaijpro'osus lo-siirreiidor I
llfiis'uuMiilest deatniy-.f a, a
lieil i! .11 Al.ilOiiOl ,,llll 111. 11 ..l ri i ii'.i t i, - -
k . . . )ASit'aTytdrwas'(iveii at Oregon Cuy last
Hatiinuiv)yeiiuig v
. .iMCTs.'nQviistenlay ailirgn lot nf hided hay, 0"
niiiwh.'irf.iXtliilooliof..Wiliuirt"ii street, a walling
shimnent.ti) lliiijonnoi'ii'oiiurvr" lloos up on Hie.
'Iliue'tliis iiior7iiii(i.'Thuiip:i'Woiuiii'V will liirmsh
iilile iiii.:i!Xl.univininal'l((!l lariiMniruiiinosi! iihihi. ire
toresleil Will si-eatlnitlt.lniV.ol not sutler3t.l1
Iciiiaiid
to"li Hiipplh:'! Iroin (;ulil')riitii, I'mlmid Onion,
'.'I'lic (,'rinnth-r hiivk Mm JiUm-nfiiM' l.'iimii clnh nt
HPM'nnt iiiitid-iii " iioUiuvjt'W tlio tour nt hon lumlto
Itim lc-iv i!'i!M" conlnbiitiHt litly tiullurri U llio huuit.it'
17 CllllMU.
...i llii! cDpimHit'ti'l iourinilB of ibid htutn uro ilo
votitiL' wiHiiftSctilianiiM Li),ilinnlnuHfif,li putricttiti men n
linlt'M WillimijH .Hid BoinH, but ittivt-.r a Ini" I" Hitt in
I'tnriV t Villninli!iitin uud tliu trim-vm nt .Jtril. IMvih.
l imy ilih Viwm iii(K'irt. hhvuiUiiiIiikb il oiu: id to bu
liuvtj wlnil, 1 lie v my. I 'or Hand Union.
U111 nolx'ily il'j'H iiuln!vu llietn.
,.,.TIm i'i.liini t wilivol fJ jHtrletn iituttt bu miulo to
cmintv KiiiitjniitiMHU'ntri ou ur b'ifw tlm (lint Almidny
ot' Mitrcli, Kiiiliii'n to itnikt? I'ctiiniH will iliu-H iliu
(IdiiKiui'iif districtH out nf tlie lint to which apportion
lin!iitK tire iiiiiii.
Population r rotiri.Arvn. At tho butfitmin o(
tlm yt'iir, ilit; population of 1'ortUnil, utt hh;i:i'
Uiiiiud by All'. Hiidliwilui', iji cuiiniliiu,' thu city direc
tory , wm l.l'o"' 'l''"1 '''''urn f tlttrt yt-.ir, 1(11, oliowit
11 p'npiiluiiori nf 4.71M. Thin in tin iiicrt'ime in otm yenr
nf a lilt It) mom timn li' pet- rent. Tin iucrimnu during
the pifHi'iii yciti- will inl mil nliort of '-J0 pet' (tent, on
thu pitjrtuiiL pnpilliltiull. f".
....Tho HtoiuiiHP Onward liiMt Thui'mlity miule tlia
ijiiiclioHl. trip ovr tiitidu hotwouu Ctiiiomnh und rialwni.
nAuH Iroiu luii'litif-1 liiudintf mvm liotun mid thirty
llVt) Illilllltl'H.HIld lililkilllf HIX HtOppUXH. Tho HilOI'tllHt
trip over niado heluro wtw in bo von lioum uud Jii'iy-hix
luiuiitoH, inukiiif; two ni.oppiia'H.
....Snow Jfjllqiiito hrinldy horo pu Kriduy iiioniin
but didn't suocoud in iiiiilttiiu pnmiunuiit iodgemuiili.
....Aiitoro nt the UuIIch wuh rohhod, hint week,
of $70
....l'liyKtiiiiiiH inform tw tlm thitt jnnf, nt thin time
there in h'hwhi dmil tf nicriU'imi nt. tho lMlk'H montly
f!Vr, of tlie typhoid pueuuitmiu typ. Tlie mv.kitMH
in principally eoniiind to rhiltlreii, among whom tliei-p
itn bvtiii Kteut futnlity. Minitttiinea:
....At I'auvoti City pro v Monti uro pk'tity hut Kro-rerii-tt
uro hili, Sntiitr. -(5 mitn pur pound; Imam,
f.' ; cultt'e, oo ; llmr in ahuutliince ut I'r hundred.
"Silver lodei tin ,junt now tho rngo lioiu"
Latter from Canytm City.
Tlm "cnpjHir" ItidoM hto-o ure not mtioh thu 1'uko, It
in well known tlioy will ho worked out by thu Otli
of duuo.
A copper fellow ut l'nllua, wlto profeenoa to lo
a Union inuu of tU only ;'numu kind, hiLely hud uu
opportunity to lnuuifect, hi- loynlty by lukir. tliu
"o.tlh." ihe fellow wi'ukeued.nud'naid iio wouldn't
bweur alleiunco to u govcnitncnt bu haled.
....The I'titfot Sound Herald wiyet a uon-tomioiri-aioned
ollifur nf Kt. Sfeilmooiii, in believed to have
dnjrtiid after fteulitiK about I,MU wortli of coimuis
Bury tiott:n( which ho had ahstnwtwl from thodepola
und cold on hid own m-t-ount. He in tnippottod to bu
now iu Victoria, tkro iHaelntiice for tlio Review lo
udd tn iln Mock of ntpimeiiin ngniutit tliia "uholilimi
oveniuient."
A ijuw belr'4)ii!iiuK l.'O noiiutU bus roreully
ehurcli, ut I'oriKiml. ' - """
....Our lelf iiltpliic diftpatchort t'emtfiAr, until tho
iiiit- iH.c'tiipi'j led, will con if troni itK'knoiivije.
Tho viiur of tho IntrUigeneer wuh tak:ti middeuly
uud voriouitiy ill on Friday evening, ttm -,'d.
Tho Stuttle Gazette Hlaton that u Air. George Coupe
and unolhtT until have tor huvcml iln b i-n niinoiitf
fnnn (.'imjtvtlkt, and they ure ttuppoat-d to Imvo been
drowni'd in (he buy.
'1 In Mi'trrnph i imw up nt fur uu .Inckunin Hie.
Tho InM, Senttwl pubhnheil I he tirnt dinpatcbt' n-nt
over iho ik w lino. It in expncivd thu eouueelion will
be tiunpli'td to 1 'or timid in Iciut than it mouth.
....A Air. .Inhn Kelly bus 'Hiiilit a wihl "Injun," nf
too uiliiutiU.' pt'iKiuiniii. tmiylit liiui lo piny ou u civil
i,cd fnidlo, and iH c.xbiliiiitt!,' tlie ynunif " proniyy
tn (he people of OiiMen, I'ortlatid und no alon1 tthoro.
Tho I'litorlniuuiont U wiid (obeolegauU Wo fehould
think likely.
....hiuuumnniH Hullnrmi and Kupun, of tlio W. T.
Voin;:U:errt. Imvo forwuuu'd their lOHiffiiatinut, to !)
pun incut ffcndtpiarttdrtt.
....A iipw nrL'iiu Iiitn jtirtt been nnrrbaRtnl for tha
Cathnlh rburrh, tn Habun.
....Wo Und tho iulltuviu nuotjiiiotiH of price In:
tltfl I'ortlaml paporpof the 3Utu till.: Lcul toudft,
70c : wini, 7.' OHts, M u 7'Jv j lloitt-, country
brand. ft .'i$j; lartl, 1 1 t Ilk ; tn-ti drcntted x,
I'-'ic ; nmtton r'hft'p,nn foot . a ; Imcnn, b.tum,
connlrv, ("(r'.H'c; n'dc. I ?VUe ; rthouldtrrn, IU ( l'.V :
butter,' iJ.'t t( UW ; upptiM. 4Hf '() per Imtdicl ; potalnt'K,
fiO'iti.'.; huv, lulled, it to'.'t1; wool 'JiJ In '.U-j b.rf
hidfrt, ?l .'lUnf i ; onion p, -ijc ; foivlit. $ per dia, ;
ef,'t;i;ic.
....A 'Mr. Mntript, a citir.n vf Mnn mnnty
came in on hi' Stnot lav, witit two dcmirtcrii,
one WiHiior. wlm dcfi-iled from company 'H,"
lieforo it itti iSnlcm, two yt-ant two : tho tnli.-r,
lVrry, who dcp'-rtt'-l from cnu.puny ' ti," ubmit three
mont'hi n co. from Vancouver TIipv were Inkt-n ncitr
.fio. StTenni I'aiti'it and .Mm ltarker. of company
"K." 1ic.uk "it tcuvo ill lUal iK'l-borlinotl, miMntctl in
l.'ikinK liieio
Wc ltavt! tin- particniar of a recent mutiny
numULVrto idler cnntiiii'd for vat'toti utt'.-i!tt- ni llie
ojimrtt linn-o ut nuconv.-r. A ccryiant rfi'h pin tm-is
tit- ''uardiiur-' jn imi'mti m I1h- l-ii im 'iou-c Ihuin
tl -c liiybt tiuv iTi.idt uu ittti'tupt In InvuL dnwu t'n
M iontudn witpu.. .hiM it' tht vyni ib."dom.pcafd,
ttimt!tlinSi'ii:ttdsbn-d a put'd .ni!ic nnyhnU-r. hit -nil"
niHi'tih riylit :u in. " I no thn bci-itnic
nlitrni' tl uud tav.' up the nit-r:ipt. 1 ot u ittnl .-."intcd
(lit- iinsonc'K "nd lo"k-.M. l..t Widnt. l.-ndc.-, tn I he
liV.jpiUilif"t:'ti'pHir.'H'd:ii!i.ut'". ilirtiirm wt.f -t.i.tt-itnc.l.i.titlir'itbunli.piti'h-
! "w ill it. .Me
lain.'1ilin lnVnTinlai nnhe l'lirn;t,t'iirv.
, 4rT. . 1. I I
'.' i - ',. . .',.' "-v- - "
;ifitcinriiufJ.iiipanv nti itc. itTf lt wh:cn n Huitt
ffirniACTttcTtji.twerii l" '--''I'Mi'm.'M'-tt of
iUiicliluer: " 1 ti7Aoui';tTrvitlfiiiT;t.v tait 3.'pvi.t.ni;.f
at oiii i f j - -&
f..-r?l!Uderl t W aUcriuet'lifninippfiMtcd potu?;ti
tor at . Mn'mwk. Ii.i-.c.f ft). 1" p-ncc u. At. U.-bi-u- .
non . if-m n. d l vw-. 1
-Mi('liailc Uarrv.'lhe
UciiKi.il auelit ol llie (nllloinia uud illecmi
railroinl o.wns in town uisr ween.- ni uusiiiess
tur in iur Msrip, will he very intorosiiiiK
niorceao In the tiolini of mitplaoeil ooubdetico
ht entrttetiil their wrlp to hit care s
' "It U unrmliioiialilo now-R-dnrt to call steal
ing by. its tiht name, unil 1 have followed the
otialoiu hy milillr terming a rweni tieatinj .
fair, in which 10111 uf jour nrifrhlior are iu
lerestej, as hvpotliifstioii.' E. M. Rnrtiutn,
of Snletii, On-con. ha luti-lT Keen ctinif as a
privat cwllvctinu agent fof holder of Orvgou
war torlp, reaiJeut Tu tho Puciflo States, nml
hat heen operating in Wall Strwt with th se
curities to entrusted to him. to large nm.unl
of which tome tMin"0 w?"1 ""I" Wealing hy
him at one time. Ilit last unfortunate opri.
tioii viae iu Harlem Railroad itock, which frail
huhhle burst a week or two ago. leaving our
Oregou friend $ 13,1)00 in rreart. Hot on dol
lur ol which, it it preanmed, can h ever pay.
The geutleman probably never meant to Ii
dirhoiiwl, but he uW what he tonsulered to U
a good elinnve to make a good thing with mnie,
boily't oaah, and ho hypothecati-.r the IhwiI.
and lot irntricvably. Such it life." Cutlmt,
eer. SafraMf t'aio.
FROM IDAHO.
Trial of the MiiKnidt'i1 Murderers.
TU. r,.lll is from u letter from I.-JWistoll to the
Portland Timn 1 ' , . ,,
The dis'iiet Courtis now in sisslm. His llniior.
Jinlgn Hmmii'l (J. Parks, presiding, at tlm 1 1'"1
the Governor, and ill uconr.lni. with the Pj'ov . ; "
of law It will bo riMiietiihoreililnit this, the lirsl jmh
e ial district, line been given to A.O Hmitli, who is now
B"(llvui.i.a..d Unit tha Lciliilure uia.le provision
for tilling aiirli vacancy bv r"" I iibsouco or ilisa-
billiv on lbs liurt of sueli Jii'lge.
The (Jriinil Jury, bv llieh' foreman, Hon. Oilmen.
Illivs.hus preselilei'l to the court Ull llidietniellt Bgamst
liowrv, Itoitiaine and lioward. 'I hnyer and Aiidor
son. cminsel fortlie prisoner., will try to ui.asli t ie
iinlietiiieiit lo-iuoi-row. The Court permitted Mr.
(Irnv.the Prosi.T.nling Attorney to rail to bta aid Jntlae
K.-llv and VV, t!. Khuui, of Heaver Head. 1 liny me
ublu counsel, ami Iho public may ha assured that llie
rlghta nf tlis Tnrrllory will not ho abri.lged as long as
such solhl eouasel is employed in 1U1 lieliall. , ,
The publle bucuib to bo very well satistlod to grant
to iho prisoners all the hsuilv tliiijaw aljows, lifn tort
lllllli HIM I I It'll I 11LIH I1M! J UHli llllltt"! W"'"" ' '.
Iiail" ! arlur'iir'l.lii! caui
The lii'glnlalure.
r.if'lii islam i Assi iolilfji'nllWoi'hi"W:ei.v,l,iar
luoniousKlittlfful.Kitnnil Jhiisuitss olj.islati"ii.
Thev hiive isiilsiiviu-al"artsol.iinlcli liiiporliiiiie I'i
lh.'"l'orrilorv;'ivlni-li are well-raili-ulnli-il lo ilnl.
Urn Msl.irsnllir.; ot the eouiurj' Ihe Ullusllono
loialionot tin npitol has net.yel been dceided. H
bus been llionullt tv nmn)' inonibers ot both Houses
thai it is bel lo'iloler atlloa on that iptcsliou until
near tho close ot the session.
FROM CANYON CITY.
Weather anil ulnlni;.
A letter from Canvon C'ltV, daled .Ian. 18th, says :
We have had H or lb ladies of snow on the rroiinil
bin to-dav there Is none on tlio creek. Beery wheel
oil tin- irei-li wtis Iroi-.en up turn wee;. ' 'file weather
- iu Hi... c,i- iioiiloe Bvorvbodv ut work. Wo have
iitliHii'oiii. l ..',llll since the ntdrin i Hliora have ilono
.....li i.iihi Ii-i'iiliLv wu took out, '17 ounces ill Id hours.
We Imvo nun piece wuinlinur SIJ ounces, which you
wilt nuvn llie pleasure oi snuuix.
((itnrh and topiicr Spcelmctts.
The Mmtiitmnnr savs :
Mr Mr William Hpurr, a gentleman who hits spent
several months in prospectnij,' III" Malhoiir country,
arrived at the Dulled yesterday, hrinniuj; with hini
nniuei'oiis spiiruiiens ot silver and t'oppur ore, taken
Iroiu newlv diseuvored leuils on the Malheur and .folia
)ny rivers, tuai't, rock taken from the Jackson lend
on the Malheur, has assayed nt Canyon city, from
1 1,11011 to J,l)lll) pur toll. iVrom the Iirunswick lead,
also mi lliu Midhenr, rock bus boon lakea that proved
fabiiloush' Hell lu (fold. Kroni the lltiiuboldt lead, oil
tlio John Dnv, Mr. S. has with linn speeiinens ol cop.
iter ore wliicti ilipenf lobe rink III that uitid. Ml'.
Taylor, an old Washoe miner, who accompanied Mr.
S. in bis proieetiui tour, prolionues tlio ronk taken
troni tbi) ibiellson lead to ho vu. lly richer than that
uikeu froni the iiiinous Opliir, iu the V'ushoe country.
FROM THE DALLES.
The Huhjoined ileum uro from the Mmntaineer t
Teams tor Canyon City.
A iiiunhcrof teuton and pack traiintaru now nll'erinK
for Canyon City. Wo have not heard of uny teaina
boiun; taken up. Ouo or two pack irtiiim have obtain
ed tVidtflilH at from Hi to IH cuntu, liiiMincud men nm
JV-url'ul that llie present delightful woathor will not
ctMitiuiie, and are unwilling ti) take tho chanced of
having their eurgouH detained by miow utoi'mn.
Two Chlvalrlc Ilomures.
Two guntliiinen, who had a difficulty, accotnpaniod
bv their friend wont down to tim bcacli in front of
tlio towii,atuu curly hour yesterday innrniii whore
t'VorvthiuK wan ur runted aceoidin In the cmlo. Tlio
priiK'ipaht look their plnce,aud a tor oxehanjfin nhotrj
novo nil tiiuoM, tho diiliculty was nettled without blood
ulied. Hliootliig till Around.
There ftecincd to boueueml row all around town
on Sunday nitfht, uttoudod with any amount of ithoot
iuiT, but whetiier anybody wan hurt wu Imvo been uu
ublo to anceriain.
nnrlz Mill furOnyliec.
Wo learn llint, nil tho tnucliiiiery for a lirnt clfiM
qtiurt. mill, deniiied ftn the Owyheo country, in on
tlie way from Sun Francisco. Thin mill bi'touifs to a
company iu which Mr. Jordun, tho ori:;imil dieov
eror of the Owyhee mines, in the principal utockhulder.
Trial of tho Magruder Marderers.
Testimony of Page Tho Murders DIs
position of the Mlrs, Ac.
Wo (jl)lain Die following copy of r.igo ton-
in nilvnncoof tho niails and Kxprupn. It was
copied, bt'loro publioation, by Mr. T. Strang.
Thu crow examination of Page hud not yet
taken plnoo :
It wns on the 3d day of Oct., 18G3. that Macrru-
dor loft Stinking Water for Lewinton. In coin
puny with him there was inynnlf, (Wm. l'ao,)
Dnvn Howard, James Rnmnin, Win. I'hillips. and
two inuu, brothers, whoso nanieii nro to mo un
it now n. We rodw Rome horsed ami mules to Mr.
HoU'b ranrh, and left thorn there. At Mr. Holt'a,
we cot dome nmlos, 14 or 15, heloiiD-ing to Mairru
drr. We then continued our joitrnoy 14 or 15
milos furtbcr.to what is called Ileavor Head liock,
and there camped. At tliU cnuip, we fell in with
Mr. Charles Allen. We stayed there all nilit,
and next day started tor iiannock. At ilul llun
ton's wo stopped fur dinner, and Chore Lowory
(loineu us. Howard ana Jtomum staved at nun
"ton'a nipht, fayiiiff they had some ariaiiL'e-
nient.H to mnku about snmo horHos. They kept
two nf Mnruder'i mules with them.t Magruder
..old tnetii to no tu Jiaunock early next mornm?-
The rest of lis cont'iiiied on our journey till wo
came within two mLU.-t of Ilaunock. I'liilliiM and
inyst-lf took the loose animal to Mormon linn oh,
Mnrmlcr and several others of tho party went
into town. The next moruiutr, MngrtulfM came
out urn! purchased four mule, hrnnd"d U 8. Id
piirchnMcd of a freiitlcnmu by the nnnie of l'i-k
Mnprudtfr reiiiriied to H.iunock, and next morn
iny- came out npain and nnrchns'id mow mules,
Wo then started from Mormon ranch for Lewis-
ton, Oureoiiifmiy consisted of Lloyd Mngrnder
Clbarh's Allen, Win. riiillins, David Howard, Jan
Koinnin, (ieorr Lowery, Win. Tape, and two
ini'ti whoso name to inu nro unknown. These
two men were bintherri. Wo had .tjtogclhur just
t" head of animals. We omit the number each
vuv. had Kt Wo traveled about 15 miles the
remainder id' that day, ami camped ou a little
er"fk and little prairie. I'liarlc Allen and one of
tht! brothers stoud tii'.st watch, Dave Howard and
the nt her brother the morning v. audi. Next day,
traveled shunt 0 miles, and camped on a deep
crook, near mono Indians' lodge pule. Majjnt
iter and Low erv flood lim n atcb, Kotnaiu and
inystdl inurnin watch. Wu traveled n-W day
about tbi' name dtxtance. ami cauipetl on n wide
hut font piairu'. Next day, wo tnuvh-d about the
iaiiui diitance. and (.auiped ou a hie; bottom,alour
side ot a river. On thii day's travel, (the fourth
out Inuu lutuuockj we tuetMtme uujii with pack
am mailt. Magruder and Low pry stood lirst. and
Lonwuu and nit,:if uioniiu natch. Wo had
traveled but a idiort distance after tearing this
camprwhen wo mot Sailor 'Jack and smno nthor
mnn -w.laek told me tmilo teil any one that I had
j so, i him:
-Pu'ring the dav. Lttnerv tuhl;:ue to Men back
that Howard and Kttnaiuivi.'b.'d-tn sp.vik to me
hpfc Ir4thnhey meanttoJia tin- tuom-v that
jiaprimerjiau.iit.i. tor me net to . tng!it-'U. l
particular interest.
usual dulnm-e during; ihe.day, cnwsiiig aTrivcr
about one slid a hail miles bctoro niakuiir mini)4
v e eauiprd nenr Mm trees, and turned our aid"
uials up a hill it. the direction we w?r traveling.
Slagruder nud Lowery atoml first watch. l)w.
ery went up the hill to see if the aniinala were all
riht. lie canto dowu l-niimnd said ho would
Uka an nl up with him to cut torn poles and
.top th trail, aa then tliey could build a Br and
hav good tim during lh night. Mngrnder
told Lowery not to take a gun up tint night as
on gun would do. Magruder and Lowery then
went up the hill together. Wo that staved be
low went to bed and to sleep as usual. About the
dead hour of night, i heard something coming
down th hill. 1 looked up and taw Lottery and
Howard. Howard asked me, l oci liilly are you
ke t 1 tRid yes. and nodded my hd lo hi ro.
They bolh went and lay en the blanket with Ko
main They lay there tenia few momenta, and
then got up, each with an axe in hi. hands, and
passing by my hed, went tu the plae$ where Ihe
two brothers lay. 1 heard several btuwa aud lev
rral slight groan. They reliirii.il to few ,no.
moot!., nd lay upou the biniikvu again. After a
few moments of ret, Howard got up and took
.hot guu and went to lh comer of the taut where j
kiuiuinal thflilaiice,of4tlie4jriwH.rs;tVfe
"limejl hut tlut old'lollow liuiirriuii'linled to do mli,!!
fl i mli.-l n-u'wiie'readf ,l?jl la'mpThujJniiJTaiil'fl
fiir.fti'Te7flimtl1lMjj&ft
1 1 ,t-f 1 i-nTTr. iTri ni? m , . . i p-.ieii-it i rri.j in., ih .
i-iin,.mrriiTo',i-rriiTr?!iit.Ti i"TniMii,iiT?iii.ii.'tiiii-iiTf2!i; vi,
' eooTlllillJfl'imilueTiliey beKali,to,i!.w(.c linn IheJJ
1- iP1VA-tr...l...t -l.-.T. ..!. IV III
v ai n. i ivi rtntiiii dui
Allon was sleeping. K" ' Jf,K
with an axe
yvlicrn rilinqn 'mo , , In,
Thevtold me tw ce; in a low voice, ,.v
i iuyio u in" ,,i,t. 1 .... 01, wliiirn
ing
still.
I saw tho corner
Ol HID .V .. w .- I I
Allen lay. The guu wont on, ami -
ether.
.track with tho axe. , Iff np am " -
on my clethet, wlieu '""' ' ,rd
Hnger ami tout 1110 1 i , , I Imilu llillv,
called mo ever to bin. and called mo 1 l l y,
and told iu, not to be frigl. cued f u . II . V
work was doll
ijowary coin' , p
told me lo empty the parlleshes
lire, mid Howard told me
andtokeiipnotlmiglnthoinnntn
nwn use
Mr. Allen to one tide.
1 . ii. u,. I na tut II Ifl Hll.lll'lt
the shot truii waa the thing to do thoiivo k,ih.
d,d.l,oo,kao'woll ' 1 ;V"V " ,
h s headiwasin own-on.- 1 ,r
m rrt t ainiifftfthi'fivu
outcry soi ks-,,u,,a..dnlsJ.ll!i't.tbe). y. v. . y,
- lill-1l,l,,l,lt0L'.i.ll1tlllllll ""I
!l , MirTls.wire Itold'iin .lnV'o a'loil'.
.ii.:iiai:iii4:,iMinto wirert!,ithe!,e ,L
, 7 V,--1 1.,,,,,1'tftn sec-'ii hu. 11 shell
Ili-Hlfmn-to-tlio nKl.ra tin inn , Hi.,1 In mini .
tttTLiroolirfor tln'r.; wns where th- job wiis . one
'f.uMlfciiiil.i "" 1 ImiUiMitolheiiiiiiniiNil
.-:'. .. .T.. ; Tliv ii.luol me ll 1 lllil lliellll-
pii'tliJniri-- 1 loUl him tlmtl found it fnnnini? i
the L'l-nss nml thnt. I linrt'imt it out. imy """" '
should not luivu ilono this, lor there wi.s where
the job wiis ilono for MnKrtulnr, iiiul thnt they
,. lJi,l 0, .111,1 Iho I OOI . V IIIO .1 IV lis ou 100
hill, they aeitrehml the Iwilica unil molt iiu mo
,. . . ,! iv i n I -s iiwitv. tliev nun neu
h-n niiil' I'hilliin up ill the tent nml stiu'tcil to roll
ii,.,,,, ii,,,,-,! tho hill, niiil the two brothers, Hen
their hliinkets, lay on ii largo stone, ready to roll
i,.. ll,., lull
VI 1 enmo down from tho hill, they told mo
to jiiclt out four or live roues und lis ninny ridlne
mliJles I iilso. two park saddles, mid to finish
niii-liim. tho kitehuu. While I wns cutrnired iu
doiiiu this, tlpy were euRiiifed in burning the
hlnnkets thnt hud blood upui. thorn. Kverythlng
was burnt but wlutt wo wanted for our own use.
Howard and Lowery took it rope nud blanket uud
wont on the hill to tin tip Mn)?ruder end roll hlin
down thu bill. While they wore (,'onn, I rolled
down Allen mid Phillips, and Komnin rolled down
the two brothers, IJoinain fot blood on his pauta
and pulled tbuin oil mid put on n pair ot Alien b.
The pistols wore lying: on the ground, one u six
shooter buloiijrinir to Allen, that I took, ii six
shooter beloutriiifr to ouo of Ihe IVotlioi'S, which
Konniiuo took; thure wns a live-shooter, but I do
net know wluit wu done with it i two sliot-irtint
anil ft rille were loft in n short distance of the
camp. When Uoivnrd and Lowery cunio hack to
camp, they brought some minimis with them. We
packed two iiniuinls, and each had a riding ani
mal. VVo left this camp, mid had poue but a short
iliutitticn when wo found wo were I'i or 11 iiniiiiiils
short; wo stopped to look for thutii, hut could not
find tliom. Miiruuei-s mvoniu riuui umiu tuoy
wore anxious to lind.
After looking uwliilc, wo again went on with
what wo bad. I was riding iiliend, whon, as wo
mile nloinr. tliev commenced shootine the mules,
and often culled to me to stop while tlioy leaded
ngniu. Wu journeyed on n distanced! Ill or vt
miles, when we turned otF tha trail on to a little
prairie, and there shot all but i) head ef animals.
After traveling a few miles further, Koiiuiin's
mule did not satisfy or pious him, and lie got off
and caught another anil Lowery shot the one he
hud neon riding. We camped that night on ll
little creek with prairie .bottoms. Wo traveled
during the day about twenty miles. Shortly bo
lero weenuiped, we met a small pack train.
At this eiuup I saw them look ut nil the purses, but
the money wus nil put into livn puiws. One purse
hud Mr. f lull's niuno on it. At this eiuup 1 broke the
hiimllii of the nxe. Lowery put the axo in the lire
and linl'ticd the blood elf, ami then put In unotlinr tti.it
ille. Next morning wo stiirti'il for Klk Oily. Wo got
wilhiil tell or twelvo ulilus, nud cnniped oiltlio side of
a iiioiuiliiiii. Next iiiorniim, after having travelled
Hourly to Klk City, wo met two men with two pack
uniuiiils. One of them wns ni'qiniiiited with Unwind
nml sno iu to him. Howard eulluii to nic to stop, nml
said he would eo uheilil, lis he knew Iho rouil. At the
mini time ltoiunine threw nwny Jlutrriiner'a watch
unil pocket compiiss. We went a mile and a half above
Klk ('ity and remained till siinsot, then sauMlcd up und
went on to the Mountain lloilse.und Moppoil till inerli
iii". Next ttiorniug we started ovor thu mountain. A
short dislaueu from tlio House Iiwery shot li grey
moil.. At lii'dit. we cuiiuicd about two miles licvond
iho Moiiiititin llotiso ou this eido of the iiioiuiliiiii.
Next iluv we eaino on and cuuipoi! at Ijiiwyersl.au.
yon. anil the noxt day enmo lo Cittoiiwooil, soveu or
eight miles heyoud 'Iiiiwai, where wo left a largo
mule mid nuek'suddle. Wo sia:tod from there next
dnv nhont i o'clock, r. H.,uud got to Lowlsteii between
il iiiul 111 that night.
THE LATEST.
Dates to Jnn. "'), comlecsed from our rega
lur dispatches :
The Herald' $ ilispntch my it H probable
Gen. fscholleld bus been tirileroil to relieve Gen
1'o.tcr in East Tcnii Legislation on tho
gold iiueatiuti lor tho present lias been ulian
iloned Therewere two Imllots iu tlio Ken-
tticlty legislature for Senator. Guthrie will
probably bo elected Twenty one block
tide runners liuve been destroyed nil' Wiliuing
ton within n slinrt time Kstirnnte for Ni
ngiirn ship cnnul ia $55.000,0110 ; enlargement
ol lucks on (Jswego mid Lno ciiunl, Ijl.l.&OO.OOO;
St. Lawrence canal, $4,000,000; Illinois cnnnl,
9I2.IMJ0,IKII) Queshoti nllecling banish
nietit uf Vnllaiidigliiiiu Mas before the Supreme
Court on the 21st; it win oi igiiifilly ex purle,
Valliiudighiiin being petitioner ; motion .fur a
writ ol certiorari to the Judge Advocate Gen
oral nrgueil by G. E. I'ngli nml the Judge
AilVuoato Anotuer reliollioii hat taken
place at Miitumoros. Jiieao took chargo of the
city Jan. 1 1 was obliged to resign next day.
A Governor will he appointed by the .Supremo
government A scries ol resolutions de
nouncing the President, presented iu Mnrvlund
House of Delegates ou the 2Cil, were Iniii over
one dny. liesnlntions fur tho i-xpulsiuti of me in
here who use disloyal language were introduced
Judge Woodward's decision as to the
iincoiutiluiiiiiKiliiy of I In: oiirniliiivnt liitr, and
his iiijiitictiiui rostiiiiiiing feiloml ufiieors from
taking drnfteil iniii from the Stale Pennsyl
vania, hum been negatived Iiy n lull bench,
only tu n judges dissenting A dispatch to
the Post snvs Secretary Cbitse will fill orders
for j-'lls received before notice was given that
nore would lie liirnislied. $l5,()l).()fKI in
excess Imvo been subscribed The liich-
igu-'d Whig says sonic Southerners fear an nt
tit' k this winli-r on Savannah. This is caused
by recent iiinvciiieiils nt Hilton Head
!A meet ing of over JJ.OIK) persona was held nt
.Nashville, I cnn., on thu trJil, to cniisult upon
the reftorittion of civil governiiieut in the Slnte.
Itesnltitioiis were adopted recommending thu
nutliorutes ot the 1' I'llernl liiiveriiuii'iit to se
cure republican government in the rebellious
Stale l,y uppoiiitiiig military governments.
Slavery wns denounced as nn evil in itself, and
Hie cause nf the rebellion ; recommended Ihe
reorganization of the .Statu government bv
coiipliltilioiif.l convention composed of dele
gates pledged to immediate uud universal
eiintiuipiition j commended the integrity of
'on. .inniisini, atni tecominetittiiig linn to cull
said cnnveiiliiiii A call bus heen made nt
lioli igh. N. t;., for a Stale Convention, lor the
purpose of seceding from the Coufeileiiicv.-
.Nurth t urolinii papers slill ileinatid peace
taken to
'' "kSfea 1 1 ft he rein- lS tat e..
ty .Surpmujinglf fiiif at Mr. Evorett's nrV
lion waa at the Gettysburg consecration, tho
rhetorical houort of the occaemn were won by
l'resident l.iucoln. Ilia little .peech it a per
fect rcim j deep in feeling, compact in thought
and expression, and tastelul and elegant in ev
ery word and comma. Then it hat th merit
of iiiiespeeteduess in its ferbnl perfection and
beanty. We had grown o accustomed to
homely and imperfect phrase in hit production!
that wo had com to think it waa th aw of
hit utterance. Hot tint slums ejin talk
himdsomely a well as act teiwililr. Turn back
and read il over it will well repay study aa a
model .peech. Strong Ming, and a' large
brain were in parents a little paint-taking ita
aceoncheor. fpringticU (Mivm ) Rtpublica.
our pre'etM.titimaiiir.ed .States. V. ; her -t s I. rjolii c lo l!ic I'ul.l r. - -
one cnii'olatieii lor our neighbor? ami that iJ?iMr !-,i".',-L!""l.," a nnuiii t.,ii, riiimirjis in
.I-?!. TT ?Te? tW" ., ..V- 'i-Cellviil.iliiiilolliiiyenvuiiJiSuleliJl jTcK-luive'lo
though the ivhllStatM. ar.eotneivhi.t;'uT,or. -a'Thl.t .ebiaa jXy?, uen,vj,,,m,, hT,.II.
gnniitcd." the dem.wtKnnrtv thew iiTwH? 'TV''1 "!'Kf:!" '" i'J'in;n.y.husi,,e.sl
, , . . ', . -sw r. AalEespi-etluliv. vonrs.!
thoroughly organise,). ,? Owls r - ' '- ' Z . X J. KIT-jks
t 'M.MeTe'arher.
nr Tho iiieiinuiiil lo Cniigi'tiM fur llie ilivU-
inn nf lilnlu) has (missim! the legisliUme. It usk
for it ilividnn lino rimn'mg H'Mth nml mmlli
nlimg the Kocky, tho Cmitr il'Ali'ne, mid Hitler
Hunt inniiiititins. Tho pruj-t-r ur tlm tn nrial
will, most irolmlily he gnintuil !)) CwigrcM.
if Tho legitlitliiro uf lilillui Iiim lietnre it a
iiiotiioi'iiil tn Congross fur Um CBliililisliunint of
a iiiilitury nmil I'rnm tin) imvigithlu viitnr nf
the Miesmii'i to tlio mtvigftblo mature of theCtK
liitnliiii,
nr"WiM)ili'iiiVuihlingH'; nro getting;!) ha '
the order iil'tlieMuV.-TIieQ'iiniiy ifJl'H "".""iS ,
"- IITT,llfin,,lliireeiiloii(':e-il3I r."
teCvTSr"ri CM Nmlmt?.-iliTOin "ilTT roTieiitly.
T 1 1 t)g iTts w itii , w K 1 "1 1 1 , 1 1 " 1 C lleaijilijtho
iiiii"ttil,b"irt1iw.k. ivasli.l.iilis'ttndlnijliiigrpiiisf
',liiUi siuaslii'i's uinl nit- irup:i,yieiiisii'uii-iiuiiii-ers
iiiul iimliih snlos. sugar linxos ijnil wiisli
linnrds, wimili'i'i 1ti;iunpots. mid ijuiiilinig jui'-hx,
wiiiid sillies tiiiil'gluve strntelmreyoortl wimu, tx.ii.
Matkiiial Am. Admiral I'unohVof tlm
Uiissiau Niivv, tins toiulei'etl lour iiiiinplotu sots
of diving iiiinriitiiH, with tixpni'ieiiced divers ttr
aid in niising tlio Aittiim; iiiho n man ut up-
rations. 1
t"i?"Iii settling up accounts between thu Gov
ernment und the State of New Hampshire,
lately, it wus discovered that the Stitto litis
been owing Uncle Sam $10,01)0 since the war
of 1812. . !
"TrTll initlcfs ot iimiTliine. ur iloullis asnl lu u tor ml'
Ucnllnn must Imvo s ipsimuslblo imnie ntlscluxl, er tbsy will
not sjiii'iir in our ooIuuiiuk
MAHIIIEU.
At tlio roslilonuo of tlm lirlile's futtier, In Sslrin, Jul. 28th,
by Itcv. Jiunes Kulaay, Win. J. Marcus llml Mil Uutcy 0.
Lenbn, nil ofSulcm.
At the rcslili'iion nf Iln) brlilo'a fntlisr, Jnn. Ulli, by Oeo. K.
Kilm-s, J.I'., Mr. John II. lliibblns nuJ Mlsl Mnrnrut M.
llurvey, nil nr l'ulk onunty. ' .....
At lie) rralilenceofJ.lt. Dontlill, Ksq the brlile's falhcr,
Jnn. til, Iiy Kv. J. W, Miller, Mr. J. B. SwniiX nuJ Miss K.O.
Ueullilt, nil of t.lnn enuiity. , ,
In IVirtliiiul, Jnn. l!i), by ltev. I). ltiitloilfH), Olun. Ilnaklns,
ol linker eouuly, nml Mrs. Alilm M. Ayer, ufl'erllsiul.
Jan. 84, nt Furl Unscnilas, W. T., by Iter. J. 11. 1J. Itoynl,
Joi. Dully unit Mrs. llnrbnrii A. Olnry.
Jnn. 21, nenr Dnyluu, I ltev. 0. 0. Una, Ulljnh V. Dlxoll
nml Ml.s tJllsnbelh Uooilrleh.
Jnn. 'ii, In Yamhill county, by J. " ltoblson, J. P., Alexan
der L. Krrcr nml Miss Klliuibell) J. Bmltll.
,. n Walls IVnlbiOo., V. I' Jnn. T.liy lt'!v. 0, Bulls, Win.O.
pliliitnr, uf Wnlluln, nml Miss IJntliurlne Mitchell.
In l'ulk county, Jioi.HS, by It. M. Wnller, Jursmlutl Oel
wlck mill Miss huurn V. Unit.
DIED.
At Oruffon City, Jnn. 25, tho wife of L. U. 0. LntourcttH.
In Jaflon)iivm', Jim. tbili.tl. It. M.t hirmitRniiurJ.il. Ktnjf.
Nuftr jHckHiiiivllle, Jau. Jd, Lilly May, (laiiulileror Willlum
Ilybue ngt'it 3 ye:ti8,4 uiuiithH. ttml t 'iitys.
On JiickMoncrcfk, Jim 2, Auitln I.iMvcrn,orcoiiiminptlon,
niftftl fl yenrn, furmi'i ly of Kuux onunty, 111.
Ncur jncKmtiivlli'., .lun. l, uuv. jujiji . , urny, nvn oo.
In Walla WhIIu, Ike. 28, Frank, Hin uf 0. W. and Kllaa-
lu'tli llnuly, ft t: I'd 13 ycfii's find 4 months.
liec. '-fi, or iniitntTlit, uuorKu rt . nnoiy, nm u ym. o uiui.
Jan. V.CloiiK'tiHini llnuly, tiKt'tt 8 yuui H nml 1 moiitlm.
.Ikii.S, Mni-y li. Iluiilltiu, of Marlon county, aKcd 6 yvart.
On Howell i'ruirie, Jan. IS, Mis. Jaut.:i liirkliiit.
Jan. IT. lli'tii Oliver, au.il 1 rcfii' anil T iikjiiIIib : Jnn 2'i,
Natitiy Oliver, nuoil Oywii'ti, 11 mouth, ami i'i Oayi ; uhil-
ilrt'ii of lli'iny and Alvlra Oliver.
Al till! Iltllltliry IIOHiltrtl in llHWll linuR, m uinronu in
tho litnti froin (.xpomirLMvlilIf a prisoner nt war, John M.
Illcly, itd i yL'itrij, Musician, Company V, 'lUl KoKlmunt
Inillitna VolitntftTS.
In MtiMlnnvflk. Yaniltlll onunty. Autr.4, M. Clara Mia-
nit:, uM 4Ji ycun; Jan. IH, 104, Olark K.livlii, nw yrn;
Jan. IB, llunry Absalom, UKud lit motiilu illmrane, ooiikcd
tlrtj I'lilllit all and ttm only children ul John Janpur and ftlar
tha Kranui'M Collnnl.
Alau nt McMinnvlllii, the following namoil Jan. 19, 18tW,
(luorKe C, ajf..-d a yoarn, and llt'lcn t-'ntuct-B, atti'd 4 years, of
conjt"tlvK chills, children of Jitmua H. and Marfan! Iti-an.
Jan. ti, Jhiiich ). Il'ikur, aued iil, win of John U, JtaKur, or
cnnKt'dtivtt chilli. Jan.'-S, Annie, aifcd 8 ynm, d auditor
of Jmlifo Kowland, aftor a ltngcrlitg ttiacuitv uf a year, ouneii
cancer In lite ey.
In I'ui-tlnnil, Jaft. 10, Walter Gafc, Infant von ot John H.
and Nancy (t. Hayiloit, it'ctl 14 mntitlm.
LADIES' ENTERTAINMENT
, J'or IJenelit of lluplist Church.
riiHE Lnilien of Siileiu will itivo ti 'Supper and Kilter
J. tuiiiniout. on Friday ovuuintr, Feb. full, IWil, for
the henclit of the linptist (Miilrch. tSitlem,
Snipcrat Moores' Hull, at tli o'clock.
Kiitertalunicnt at Uriswuld'a Hull, commencing ut
7J o'clock. .
At the ICntertainuient
TAIII.KAtr TlioOipaoy Fortune Teller.
TAIILUAU Faith, Ilono, Charily unil Liovo.
Together with Vocul and Iiislruineiiliil Mutie.
The whole to conclude with the Laughable l'ioco
rnri.vn it on.
Tickets lo Knterliiiiiiiient and Supper, $1, to bn bad
at the stores. l'er order, Tl 1 K M A N A 0 E ICS.
PUBLIC ADDRESS.
-1AIT. JULIUS M. KKKLRICof Siilcm.will deliver
V no niimei.1, ueiore 1110 nuiCin dailllarv Alii ooc-Iolv,
on .MONDAY evening, Feb. It, at llicM. K. Church.
A fieiicrul juvitittioii isutendcd. After the Address,
a collection will be taken for ISaiiitnry Aid purposes,
l'er order Hoard of Matmrere.
2w47 C. A. ItHICT), I'b'n.
ri'lllC 8IXOEK HI'ANDAICU MACHINES for inan
J. nfiicliiriiifr purposes, are of (rinter spueil. and an
perior to ull other machines for like uses. The supe
rior, corruct, siuiplu and t'nrable lueciiitllicu! princi
ples nftlieso uiachines.ilace tbuin bevouilroliipelitiun.
All llm ki out innlilifiu'lories of lliu L'niled Slulos uud
Kiirope lire supplied with them.
The Singer Letter A " Truusvetso Shuttle"
I'niuily Machine
With rnrent Improvement for hemming. Pell,
ing, Bindiiifs, Ar.,
is the most iorfcct and relinhle fuinily iniichlne vet of.
fereil. "i hey ure rerlaiu of correct netioll, at all rates
of pced, upon ull kiuds of material, and with all kinds
The mechanism is entirely within view, and under
the control uf the operator, who tburuby i-iui avoid Iho
perplexities ami ui.noyauces so com mnn wilb Sowinjr
Miicliinee hnviiifi their mechuuisiu liidileii from view,
under pri-teiice of simplicity of cuiistruelion. .
Jj?" l'hiin iirinieil instructions accoinpniiy each ma
cliiiie, from which any one can readily iuideisliiud
Iheir tew.
, IT" Pamphlet, I'rii'o List, and specimnns of work
liinileil free to any iiildress.
iv' A verv irrent reilliclioll has been Intelv nmdo in
Iho prices of Ihe Sinirer ft-wing Mni-liiiie, ihns ena
liliiii nurebiisora to eet n tlrst-eluss maehino ut tho
imioe mtes of inferior or second-chun uiai liiaee.
T1IK SlXOIitt M ANUFACTUIIINO CO.
ISuccessor to I. M. Siner ik Co.)
Miintonmrv sireet, Sun Knun-iscn.
'JmlS WM. ItltODEItlCK, Auelit.
Soup Wanted,
IMITC Wilhunetto Woolen Muniifnrtiirinir ronipiiny
' X will buy irood stronv' soft soap at the factory, while
lion unlive iiiiiie.urs ill too kituitfiritin.
J. 8. SMITH, Air't.
.i.ni. ';i . t trr
A HI'I.
I THINK ll.n duty which I owe to tlm public tn cau
tion them uu'iiinft persona who are ia Iho liahit of
puvilui their honest itehls iu i;i-eeiihneks at lliuir faeo.
I'll..' person I wish tu caution the public ilyniuet is John
II. llroiiks, of Mi-Minnville, Yiiinhill cinuily, who bor
rowed uold coin from the uuder.iijneil in the sprinir of
liM!, which ho wimleil lo Kiieeuhltu Willi ia tho Upper
romitrw. This wns bef.irr therm were nnv irreeulnicks
iu cireiilnlion in this country. Ho i-etui-fieil home the
same year he borrowed the'nioncv, scllint' out lu jioml
uilvniitUKe. He ilid not pay me then lull kept puttilljr
me oil from time lo liiuo, until a lew weeks aiio.when
ne iioii on me nine iu t;ri'elliiueKS, rrilll-llir nic ti
take them at their face, after previously statiuir to
w'veral persons he woitlil psiy the note in irohl euin.
This .uiu,- .l.ihn E. Hroiikn ii' ieH,iteil to ,K uuinn to
Hie riuuiilla IjuuliiiK lotraile, Ibe niiiiinn eomiin-r,
ainl lliis ie intetiileil in ll eililtion to the public there to
hewnre of bim ukim,' similar ailvalituues More of his
niennncaa inixht bo tnl.l .'.w IX WM. CAMI'IIKLL.
iV'olice. '
In the Circuit Court ef Ihe State of Oreiji.ii fur Iho
I olllllv nf. Muiiou, 1S. Wdlllllll l. l'nife, phlllltllf,
'l- l!'M. It irniMnilefeinl:iiit Sni.moii
rp'i I.I.I M ItAIINCM I Iniii ;,aiv be,.bv
I ri'ipiin il to lipid. :ir in thcViri-uii 'oiirt of llie Slnt'o
nl iln-i."i-.ri"ii-tilieeonniv nt . Mm ion. 'oir Ihe second
Moo In v i.f'.Mnn li. a. ..nt 'Niiniiilntinwiritlii!riun
pl:ini' 'ili-l illillli--iho-i'-e:Ulln-iiu7ioiirii;oiin,!ivnii,
n. i. I'll, mo toil Jo ,iover sficlr ' iiiiicliiiiiiriuili'nient.
-I,1"! "'.,l,H.''',rf"t.:W;illhi-lakiiiaii..ii.ivoiiiir-lli
..'J mni tililii.ii'l'iiii.l;,-! .Ml liiiill.'ili,.?..,..;,!!,..
iTniii?: '.HiTi, -rt'o-ivi.-.i rT;:.i lir.-'lltuuv'of Si'nteinlier.
i'i'iriiiiii!M.iin'nt.".
vi':C(ii-;i'h.iiiiiii'.
, fim is
I'orlhind, .lun .'1, Isiil
.tolin I'roek. Compl't, vs. James S. Itnlnrd, Deft.
BY virtue of a deore. of forcelosnr. in tlm above
raniss, and an oaeciiiioii dulv issnrd thereon out of
the circuit court of the Stat, of 'Oregon for th. county
of Polk, and to me directed, I will ejiioiw fr uie a
the law directs, to the hiirhcst hidder.loroi.li in hand,
at the court home door, in (lallu., iu mint count v, ou
Snlnrdny, th .'h dny of Msn h, a. tstit beiwcm
the binim of V .'clock, a., and 4 o'chmk, r. ...of
said day. Ihe l.illnwiii descrihed real emme, lo wil i
l.yina and b-'ng in ihe conntv of Polk and Stat, of
Oreirnn, th. undivided half of die ll w qr of aec US, th
n of lh. . w o,r ol cc -JO, ami the n.qMifih. . ' nr
ot we'.1!), and the.n,r of the ne qrofscr. a, in t
8... r6 w of Ibe Willamette meridian, the some Ik-uiit
Ihe dunaliiiit land claim ol Snuiuol I' Semi, rontainiug
W acres, uiore or lew, sold lo natisfj the ahove
ciuion, cost, aud .crrtiinir costs.
i.i. , . ,1!' "n-t.Kit.niwriirrr.ik r. -
Unllas, Jan. -."S, 14. 4W tj