The Oregon statesman., February 15, 1864, Page 3, Image 3

tMOX (LIB AtTkFKKuSOX.
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nn n riiitr in it..i V '".Keliis treason
Vice ProM,.nt, A. Grey, Ht-on-t ary C lln
JnJi T.llw,c.T,Klnlv Aft,, tt
-nnnly ,,r'Ul,UU"' """" "
ViWerrf, Tliat the measures of the Admin
istrntion to (imnroM tl. ,.,u..i,i. . .ATn,u
, rar.i support.
Jtcso red. Tbi tl,,. ,. - .
Han.... a . r """lu ' niar-spiint; od
Jublta W7 'iRS',tl,lr in tl,e Ko-
ffiterf. That no sacrifice i.' too valuable
tiiro the liborty that wo have enjoyed in the
Resolved. Tllnt ilia ?,..!.,..il-
, nii"iintiu iiiiiii, ur-
ganw.1 on the copperhead platform, is only
Pacific wuiff of Jt.tr Davli's arm?, if their
i'I""-m "eir wisnes, tiii-y would nut lies
Itllle to lllllllirn the nnillilre !,,!,. .fell o,
Resolved, That we arc Union men, and thnt
uuiuin woo uavo nought to destroy the Consti
tntinn have no right on, in, or under the Cun
litution that a lltiiimloviiie people ought to
respect. 6
Resolved, That while the Union soldiers are
carrying the war into the South, to the great
damage of Dtxiijt kingdom, we ought to carry
the war into the camp of their copperhead al
lii'", and that wo believe Union votes nro the
next best thing to Union bullets to hriug bach
minting peace to the country.
Resolved, That while tho wnr lasts wo will
give nut support to the Administration, our
voles for Union men, our aid and sympathy to
Union soldiers, and our utter and lasting oppo
eitinn to ull who in any manner have given aid,
comfort, or sympathy to traitors in arms against
the lawful Government of the United Suites.
C. B. KOLAND, Sco'y. .
Tun Storming ok Missionary KinoE.
The stnriniug of tho ridge in the grrat battle
before Chattanooga on the 26th 11 It. is thus do
. scribed by an olliaer in a report to the War De
partment: Tho stunning of the ridge by nur troops was
one of tho greatest miracles m military history .
No man, wlo climbs the ascent by any of the
riiiuls that wind along its front, can believe that
18.0(H) men were mo7ed upon its broken and
ruiiibling face, unless it was bis fortune to wit
ness the deed. It seems as awful as a visible
interposition of God. Neither Gen.'Grnnt nor
3eii. Thomas intended it. Their orders were
1o carry the rifle pit along the Imse of the ridge
mid out off their occupants, but when this was
. accomplished the miacoountithle spirit of the
troops bore I lie hi bodily up the impracticable
teept, over the bristling rille pits on the crest
nnd the tbirty cuuuou enfilading every gully.
The order to storm appears to have been given
einiultauouusly by Geuernls Sheriduti nnd
Wood, becaase the men were not to he held
buck, hopeless as the attempt appeared to mil
itary prudence. Besides, the Generals caught
the inspiration of the men and were ready them
selves to undertake impossibilities.
lECISLATl'ltE OF UTAH.
Salt Lakh. Jan.! 3d.
The final adjournment of the Legislature of
Utah takes place to-day hy the expiration of the
forty days allowed by law fur each session.
Yesterday tho Governor sent to tr House his
eto of an Act granting to Joseph Young, Sen
ior, the right to control the fords on Bear river ;
another, granting H. liolmunn and Terry
a right to control fords across Green river ; also,
n Act concerning mining claims. Governor
Heed in his veto message says, regarding the
, mining Act:
"I uni of tho opinion that in levying a tax
pon mines of metal, where the ground unques
tionably ia the property of tho United States,
the Legislature has exceeded its power. The
fxtent to which tho power of taxation has ever
''been applied, or (so far as I know) claimed, hns
V-en to lax tho proceeds of mino after extract
ion from the earth. Unless it can be clearly
how n that the mines are not the property of the
.United States, this Aot unquestionably" comes
within the purview of the prohibition of Sen-
' tion 6 of the Orgunio Act of the Territory.
v)iich specially says no tux shall be impounded
u the property of the United States."
DALLES CORRESPONDENCE.
Dallhs. Feb. II. 18(54.
En. Statesman Dear Sir: As -biz'' is nn
tin1 recuperate, and events as they aro passing
become Mn-ciiat interesting in this town. I
thought I would pen a few of the most lunching
nnd striking of said events. Ve continue to
liave good weather, which is almost unbearable.
This climate is not suitable for a "web foot (I
am one of 'em), from the fact that I am com
pelled to souk my feet every night to keep the
webs from crnckiiic But, nfler all, this coun
try is remarkable for some things, ns well as
others. In the first place, there are a great
many rocks to the acre, and as littlo land at
tached thereto ns I ever saw. The scenery of
this town is "much" ; in fact, I think I never
avr as many scenery in any country a oaii be
seen at the Dalles. The countrr. as far as the
ve enn penetrate, in this aruiiise of hurtled
froen, is into conliiiH'-d mass of scenery.
This cmintrv must depend entirely nn the
Willamette Valley and California for all of its
supplies. It is true, the little, narrow, con
tracted creek bottoms that eonrto through this
fast wilderness, will supply the demand par
tially for vegetables ; but this is a mere dtop in
the bucket, comparatively speaking- I tup
jiom Most every one in the lower country is as
familiar with this tipper country as I am, or
will become so the coming summer, as I sup
pose there will lie a general stampede for the
ml urn. It bus become utterly useless to advise
the farmers any more as to the best method of
ocees. or the propriety of staying at home.
But, on tho contrary, my advice would be lor
thefn to leave tbeir farms, orchards, stock of all
kind, and their families, to irn to otter destruc
tion and ruin, and "skedaddle'' immediately, if
aw sooner, to the rtuf gold fitUss there to
make their eternal "never get over it," as
many ho doubt will. Let me make a predic
tion that many farmers who arc now ranking a
substantial living in the Valky, will rush off
to Boise, Owyhee, or some other "nee," pteg
Dint with the idea that they will pick op gold
enpngh to do them the balance of their lives,
Jt ill return with a lip lowered as low as the
prospect of the Southern Confederacy. Hut
too late to see their folly. For many will mint
ge their farms to raise a little ready "spon
duhef" ti take them to that spot where, accord
ing to their reckoning, is the gnldn glitter sur
passing the fabled Siubad's. And when they
return without the expected reward they will
bo compelled tn reut of their creditor tbeir
own farms, and live at tbe hack of the field.
But what's the use of talking They trill go,
and I say. let them go. and "the quicker the
sooner." So much ia the way of advice to my
friends.
There is Dnthing of importance from the up
per eoontry, only the frequent of "quart!
on the brain." The discotety of rich quatti
leads some 30 miles from Canyon City late last
fall, ia now causing considerable excitement, as
there have been assars made of the same, pro
Ting eery rich. I believe, however, if the
Will-ioirlters will peiietrale into the bowels of
the Cascade mountains, they will find better
"leads" than any nn this side nf the nuHinlains.
It ia reported here that the arm Spring In
dian are becoming tuwewbat troublesome lo
imukeri and lniil,ir. il. n i
; . " iiiu vunuii limit
Having committed some depredations, hut no
thing serious The weather ill Boise I usin is
very mild for the time irf year, according to
Into reports, nnd so littlo snow is fulling in thnt
f'Kioii that miners are in great fear or another
'by spring and summer. The Knotenay mines
on the headwaters of tho Columbia are being
tidkedof -riht smart."
This town is quite lively just now in point of
1 ibres in sight, nn tho streets, but every one
seems to say. "1 wish two weeks would hurry
'wny, so that I can start tn the mines." I in
fer from tllllt. vvn e.nn fviif.i.f ill ft ahnrl. limn In
he left alone, except so fur ns transient cus-
"ii;ia niu coucuilll'll, Uu 1 11.L,.
COPPKUIIEAI) SENSATIONS.
Considerable stir was created last week by
the news that a rupture witli France hud be
come Imminent. The excitement grew out of
a Washington dispa.oh to tho N. Y. If-'orW to
the effect that high official circles t re gossip
ing of a war with Franco ; that See otary fiuw
ard had pursued such a oourse townrd the
French government in relation to the Franco
rebel rams, that the French buzzard had got
his feathers up, and the American eagle must
either take back his pretensions or go to war to
maintain them -in view of all which, Mr. Sew
ard had taken the highest possible grounds &o.
Such a report through tho N. Y. World Is
not lingular, and should that paper publish a
dnxen dozen of such sensations withiu the next
six months, nobody need be surprised or alarm
ed. Tho World is getting to be more fertile in
sensational expedients than was ever the Her
ald. A careful reader of tho telegraphio dis
patches will not havo failed to notice that most
of tho alarming stories sent ont from Washing
ton have had their origin in the wonderfully
imaginative brain of thu World'f correspond
cut. It will bo observed that this correspondent
fellow has considerable method in his mad
ness. He has a purposo to accomplish. A wnr
with France would, of course, just now bo very
nnfortuuate, and perhaps, on that account, un
popular. Tho provooativo cause of such a war
must of necessity rest under grave censure.
Having premised this much, lei lis read tho dis
patch again: 'Seward is said to have pursued
tuch a course, &o., as to elicit a reply from the
French foreign minister, la accordance ' with
which, the United Siatet mutt either abandon
iti pretension! or go to war, dco. Mr. Dayton
hud been instructed," so and so, and "it is cer
tain that there is some serious difficulty with
the French cabinet," 4co. "lie (Seward), in
view of tho almost certainty of war with Eu
rope, takes the highest possible grouud toward
France" i. e., the most offensive possible
ground.
Now, if hero is not a clearly manufactured
sensation, we don't pretend to any knowledge
of the ear-marks of such articles. If the pub
lic mind could bo impressed with tho convic
tion thnt Seward and tho rest of the Cabinet
had been guilty of pressing a controversy to an
unnecessary wnrlike result, it woul ln't bo at
all advantageous to the copperhead politicians,
oh no, of course not ! .If Seward bad followed
an aggressive and uncompromising policy, so
far as to provoke lioBlile instructions from the
French minister, it wouldn't be nuts for the
"democratic" schemers oh no! If Sewurd
had, iu addition to our dotuestio difficulties, em
broiled the nation with Frunce abnot a few
privateer rams, that fact wouldn't bo mention
ed with great stress in the coming political cniu
puign uh; no ! If, while oar relations with
France were in a critical position, Mr. Seward
had taken tho highest possible saTciisive ground
townrd France, and a wnr should be the conse
quence, the copperhead bombres wouldn't
think of using so slight a circumstance.' to the
discomfiture of tbe Union party, of which Sew
ard, Lincoln, or some other Cabinet adviser,
might be tho presidential candidate oh, no!
Tho World not long sinco published a sen
sational report that Luugstreet hud made over
fures involving the surrender of his forces to
the Union authorities, bat that such terms hud
been offered that Longstreet declared, rather
than accept them, be and his men would fight
to the bitter end. This proved to be a canard
of the first water, aud no sensible, man outside
uf the copperhead faction took it for anything
ebe, at the time. But, if. the people could be
mndo to believe that an nppottunity had oc
curred of closing the war. and that the "abo
litiou administration" had prescribed such
terms of surrender that even rebels could nut
honorably accept them, the occurrence could
not be woven into a o afty showing against said
"abolition administration" oh, no! The cor
respondent of tho World had no thought of
making politioal cupilal out of either report
uh, do !
XV The resolution po'tmrting to have heen
introduced into the Senate by Mr. Harding of
Oregon, In relation to the status of tbe States
subdued by arms or offering voluntary submis
sion, about which most of the Oregon papers
Have had something to sny, was introduced in
the Ilouic by Mr. Harding of Kentucky. See
Congressional proceedings of Dec. 1-lth, re
ported in the Globe. The Democrat goes into
cvstucies about tbe matter, and says, after en
dorsing tbe resolution :
" Tlis 8tttttmt will not ikra Ia oiwm 1m nn
will it dare susuiu luni.' '
Ben, not beinj tho author of the resolution,
we do not feel specially called upon to oppose
or sustain him in respect of what the "conserv
ative Kentucky chap" has done. If Ben had
introduced the resolution, we should have felt
called upon to sny that wo were decidedly op.
po.cd to his offering that or any other platform
which copperheads could so readily appropriate
to tbeir own purposes. Beu, not being under
any obligations to us, or we to him, we are per
fectly free to "oppose" or "sustahr' biiu at any
time when bis official conduct demands our in
terference. Ben never asked or intimated a
wish to he sustained by ns, and we are m l sure
that he would be mortally alarmed at our oppo
sition. Ben said things ttliils at home which
we did hot "sustain," but we hid no idea that
we were performing an act of licroio bravery
by opposing him. Ben used tn say some very
good thing which We did "sustain," as, for ex
ample, "The democratic party is dead there is
do democratic party now," 4co. ; but we bad no
thought of performing a daring thing in so doing.
Ben ha do more interest in, or control of, tbe
Statriman, In any way. than ha Uie 2d cook
ef the Khan of Tartary. The Statesman is
Dot in any way connected with the promotion
of any interest of Ben', except so far a his.
the people' and ear may be a common inter
est. Wherein Beo talks and sets like loyal
man, we date and will sustain him; wherein
he talks and acta like a copperhead we dare
aud will oppose him Jot as we would any other
copperhead. We are not under anybody's
thumb, and do not desire to have anybody un
der our heel who due out appropriately belong
there by virtue of hi taakethip.
Doiui'Mii; Item.
Win mi in Yakima, .lnlyeTliorin writes ns miHer
(lute of Ki'lirunry lilti thnt tlHiy liiivu liml a liiiu npea
winter ou tin Yuktma, uud thnt ttio stock uurully is
I'm and iu U'Kiil cuuililimi. Iu this iMiiuuction vs iiinv
uitil tlitti unr Viikiitia I'riouilt, will fioil hi tli Jiitlli-s it
good market tor their t'at catllo. Mouitiniiittr,
....Tlio eoiiiiiiiiy of cavalry raised sVmutimn since
Iu folk cooiiiy, reiMMilly elected tlis fullowitiy ottleio-s i
l'ii.ruin, I. M. Duller i 1st Lieutenant, N. Ourwnml i
-d Liuuteiiiint, A, Siiruve Orderly Nurf,'uuutt Willium
Omul, i Tim cuuipuny drills I w leu's mouth.
....New Rutins mines have huflti iliseovsred near
Willow Hiriiig id ui be very rich iu gold.
....The Portland I'ostotllee Is Kltinj( into its old
way uf kuiinr letiers dupositeu ou one day till the
next. Lust waukta business L.tur punt marked Pub
riuiry 9th anno up nu tlio lllib with a wny liill duiml
I'ub. lllth. The lutlur whs of couuiiterutile luiiortauro
aud bad it somu ahuiit on the 9th, would hiivu-heen in
tluio, but tho llltli wiu one day too lain. These disup
poiutiiiouis are rntimr freniitmt and extremely annoy
liijf to business men. If tlio I'ortlunil V. M. can't keup
up with his business, be ahuuld resign and let some
body have It wliuuin.
....The boily if a Hentelunan.iwias unknown, was
recently found at (Ink l'oint lerrililv niHiiglud, A des
perado uunieil Ituiley ia undnuhtedly the murderer,
and the otticcrsare utter him. This is tlx ttftli case of
murder that bus ouiue to light, duwn the river, since
iHst full, nnd no one bus yet paid tlu) penalty of any of
the crimes. Orrrtntfln.
....The seducer of a youun girl la the neighbor
hood uf Mainly, wus lust week brought to condign
punishment and scut away with a close titling suit of
tur and feathers. Ksrvuil' tho wretch exactly right,
excupt tbut his eari should have been bore also.
....A uiun named Win. P. Kdwurds was some
months ugo brutally murdered at Chinook, W. T.,
under very myileriuus eirouiustauuis. At'tor suspi
cion hud rested upon several parties without eliciting
any clue to the murderer, it lluully turns out tlmt the
inuu was killed by liia uwu wile at the instigation of
ber paramour. Tlio pnrtiua nro under arrest. The
ptiramour is a Kuniika uaiuetl l'riscb,
. . . .The timlind says tliev have lioen having hcuii
tlfol Hpring wemlier at Jacksonville for some days,
and that the change has had a good etloct upon the
heulth of the place.
....Mr. Gaston inform the Sentinel thut verv rich
und extensive copper mines buve lately ' been
discovered at the junction of Illinois and Itogue rivers.
The now mines are within six miles of steamboat nav
igation ou Uogue river.
The primary conventions of the Union parly of
Clackamas and lucksou counties are to bo held on'the
Sih day of Murcb aud the county conventions on
the.lstli.
First Lieutenant Fox, some time since tried hy
Court Murtial at the llullea, whs sentenced to bo die.
missed from the service, to tnke ell'niit from February
1st. Homo irregularities in qimrtei'inailer dealings
were at the bottom of the charges ugulnst him.
....The postoBlce at Dalles was robbed during the
night of Sunday, the 7th hist., of some gold pens and
other articles. The iliief escupod without detection,
....Second Lieutenant Junius Davison, of Co. P.,
1th California Infantry, for'u long lime stationed at Ft.
luinhill, has liecu promoted to Hie 1st l.iciiiemuiev in
company C, of the lumo regiment. This is a deserved
promotion.
Seventy-six hnmlles of telegraph wire wentnp
an the Enterprise Tuesdav night. It Is to lie used ia
tluisliing the lino betwoon Corvallis and Oakland.
....Major McLean, Assistant Provost Marshal Oon.
eral arrived on the l'uci Be lust week.
....Vt'ra. Illobinson. who was a couple of weeks
since arrested on a charge of manslaughter, (killing
William (li'iitibsl and released on bail of $UU wus
again nrrested lust week, on a charge of mnrdur.upou
the ullldavit.of the hither of the murdered man.
Col. Knglish, who Is relieved ns Assistant Pro
vost Marshal (ienerul, by Major McLean, is to take
command of the Washington Territory rogimeut in
funlrv. We understand that Co. A., of the 9th Infanlrv,
regnlur Army, will lie shortly ordered to garrison duty
jit one of , lie forts at tlio mouth of the Cohimhia river.
Tnis company is under tbe immediate command of
dipt. Jordan, who arrived here by the lust steamer.
Another company of regulars is expected from Cali
iiiruia soon, which will probably also be sent to the
defences at the mouth of the river. Uregonian.
....The Kiiring travel to the mines having opened,
the t). 8. N. Co., havo put on a line of slock boats he,
twoen Portland aud Dalles, the regular passenger and
freight boats being. unable to carry all the stuck now
stalling.
... .The ocean steamer John L. Stephens, Is to take
the place of the Oregon oa the Culiloruia and North
ern trudo.
Twenty -Ave thousand dollars have already been
subscrihed for the building of the Woolen factory at
Oregon t'ily. The capital stock of tiie company is
f liO.IHIO. It is expected that the stock will lie taken
rapidly enough lo enable the work to go foi wurd at
out e.
....Lieut, John McCall lias been appointed recruit
ing officer uf veterans that is, uf ro-eulisllneiits
aud hus entered upon the duties uf his oltice. Fort
land Union.
....Oa Wednesday last, 2(10 ponn ls of gold dust
was depusited in the Purser's otliee on board the Hunt
ami an amount fully npm to this was brought down
in llie huuds of passengers, one of whom bad in bis
saddle bags f.HI.UUt). U'nio.
....Capt.Jor.lan has arrived to tako oonmnnd at
I'ort Vuueiiuver, and will lu'e com maud of Company
A, of ittU U. t. iuluniry. Lieutenant Mourn, hereto
fore in comuiund of the company, joes to ltlack l'oint
near San Frunciscu. '
....The Circuit court yesterduy rendered a judg
ment of S-'Ji iu fuvor of the (Jus Company uguiust
the city of 1'urlland Urtifonmn, VJlh.
....The little town of Vancouver bus raised alto
gether lor Ihe Sauitary cause, over J.-.HJO.
SisirAity Fu.iii Rkckii'ts. From Ihe Alhanv Rati
ltary Association, by J. Harrows, Secreu.irv,g toil coin.
From U. Iluiiiingtoii, Hcnrv Dewing aud kunice T.
Ulsou, of Moulicello, W. T.;$jeaeli, in curreuey.
....The steuinship's Agent suya over 10,001) persons
will arrive here within the next three months, if
en amen enough can be oUisued to oouvey them.
Portland Union.
....The beautiful dry weather which has prevailed
for the lust two weeks has enahled the formers iu the
bill lauds to put iu considerable winter wheat aud
make general prepinitions for spring crops.
....The Portland Ore department bus eleru-d the
following olBi ers: President of I bo Hoard of Dele
gates, A. it. Ilallock t Secretary ,H.C. Cuulsoui Treas
urer, Henry Failing.
....The"burul districfin Salem begins to look bet
ter. Louis llynie is erecting a store on his old site,
and P. I). Puluier bus moved a bull, ling uu bis Int.
The vacuum niH'ic hy this removal udp.iimit; llulmaii's
brick, is to bo tilled Willi a brick store iu tlio spring.
....Kilty live dolhirs in legal lender notes were sent
last week from Oak Orove, Polk couiilv.dirco! hv ex
press, to Ihe .Solitary cuuiliiiMiuu m llie Last. We did
not Icaru the names of Ihe donors.
....Oregon city has contributed about $3,1100 to llie
Sanitary cause.
....The Union convention of L-ioe count' is to be
held March Itlth. Luue undone ulher are the onlv
counties we have beard of thai hold tiieir conventions
ou a day different from that named by the Male Cen
tral couiuiillee.
....A Mr. llutes, emplovsd in the Woolen factory
here, died suddenly hist week at the house of Mr. .Ioii
kimki, alter an illness of only two or three ibivs. It is
uot known wlu-ihrr ho hus any relatives in this
country. Ho wus a Geruiau.
....The Albany Drmxrat has changed bauds
Messrs, llal.-y and Snusnn retiring from, nnd John II.
ilackleman assuming its publication. Tne now lorn I
at Hie bellows promises lo keep up its copperhead rep
utation lo oppose Ihe administraliiiu, and tn bailol
Ikx the "deiun-ratie" iurty back into onTee. He is nf
course particularly pleased at tho elfort mails iu cer
tain quarters lo create a moss between the original
republicans and Konglas men. 1 1 iu become "cou no
led" that it is idle to discus Ihe pohry ,,( war or iaaee
puis on some of ihe New Jerk World's ol.l shoes in
lhal rosiect. Fruiu.which we conclude the Otmoeral
don't intend to have auy platform, if it ran help it,
....The shipment t.f tieasiira lis the l'acine was
about A),0uu, ner Wells. Fsrgo k Co.
....A Mr. II "I brook was shot through lbs thigh hy
a man named Union, on the 3uth odt., at Placemlle,
Idaho.
.Valentine's Day, yesterday, wis duly cele
brated in .Salem.
WHOLESALE BAX0MI) BI A VI6IIAME
tUMMITTEE.
Grkat Salt Lark, Feb. 5. Last evening,
the Bannock express arrived in 1:1 day from
Virginia Ciiy, and from the Vtdtttt we learn
the following in regard te the doings of the
Vigilance Committee in that region iu ridding
the country of the band uf outlaw who have so
long infested it.
'i he committee i composed of upwards of
1000 person exercising Jurisdiction over the
whole range embracing Virginia, Kalmuck, Ne
vatla City, aud Ihe surrounding region. Bo
low is a list of the men hang and the place
where executed ! George Ives, at Nevada Cit".
Stinking Water diggings 1.
At Bannock City, by II. I'lummer, Sheriff;
Ned liar, an escaped convict from Salt Lake'
Penitentiary. Buck Stinson, John Wagner,
alias Dutch John and Spanish Frank 5.
At Stinking Water. Herd and Brown 2.
At Virginia City, Jack Gallagher. George
Lane, abtu Clalifnut, Haze l.yoirs. Boon IIIU
and Frank 1'arrish i. In all, 13.
Senate Cosfikiiatioiis. Washington, 3d
Feb. The Senate, in executive rion yester
ilar. confirmed the followine atituiintn.at.t. .
James D. Doty, Governor of L'taU Territory;
i i t . r. - M.
juuii . uuouwiu, uoTFTooroi Anion terri
tory t A urns Iteed, Secretary of L'lnh Territo
ry O. II. Irish. Hup't Indian Affair for Llah;
D. I). Porter, Bear Admiral, to dale from July
4. Ii3. '
tfThe PostrcaeW General ha ordered the
appointment of Samuel Ilarknese, at Leland,
in the comity of Josephine, in plaoa of J. II.
Twuguod, resigned.
THE LATEST.
BV THE OIIKuU.1 TKLKtilUrU USE.
VIA JACKHOXVIM.B AND BUdF.NE CITY.
Kuiienb City. Feb. 14.
New York, Feb. 6.-A Washington spe
clnl dispatch says, sn far as can bo ascertained
from all official advices received hero, there
don't attach much importance to tho rebel ad
vance and Bailing in Fast Tennessee, though
no doubt teemrid tn be felt that the enemy has
becu heavily reinforced, and is determined
on resuming the offensive immediately.
CiuCaoo, Feb. G.
A Knoxvillfl dispatch, dated Jan. 30 says
thnt two divisions of the enemy's cavalry, un
der Gen. Mifrtin, attacked nur cavalry, under
Gen. Kturgis, oil the morning nf tho 27th of
Jan., beyond Piettvillo. Our forces fell back,
but afterwnrds charged, and drovo them nini
milos, capturing two rilled gtin and over nnc
hundred prisoners, among whom were several
commissioned olliooi. They had about fifty
killed and wounded , our loss win about 100.
A large body of rebel infantry is said to be
orossing at Duutrage.
CmcAoo, Feb. 7.
A Knoxville dispatch, dated Jan. 23, say
rebel have been heavily reinforced from North
Carolina, and are concentrated at Soottsville.
Our communication with Gen, Park, nt Cum
berland Gap, has been out off but ho oan bold
the Pass fur months.
There was a battle at Taeewell, on the Sun
day before, which lasted some hours. Gen.
Wilcox was puinfully wounded. Our forces
were repulsed, and fell back to good position,
sinoo which they have not been molested. "
. Washington, Feb. 6.
Private information has been received from
Chattanooga that several i'ay ago, although
there was a force at. Dalton, the main body of
the rebel nrmy was at Koine. Ga.
The retreat is accounted for on the ground
that the enemy wns forced to go to Homo for
convenient access to their supplies, and to pre
vent destruction.
Between 8,000 and 9.000 rebels have come
Into our line since the bnttla. of Missionary
Ridge. There is not ns much anxiety felt here
about the safety nf our troops at Knoxville as
seem to provnil elsewhere.
The W ar Department received additional
intelligence to-day from Knoxville. Tho latest
advices represent our forces there .to be in a
critical position.
Louisville. Feb. 7.
The reporter of the Associated Press, fiom
the front of Grant's army has just arrived here.
Ho reports, ou the highest military authority
in Nashville, that all skirmishes recently re
ported were merely foraging lights between otsf
own and the rebel cavalry. Also, that Geo.
Park, on the night of the 4th wns at Knoxville
nnd hnd no coiuinunicntiou, it wns cut off this
side of Cumberland Gap. Tho Tasewell fight
is said to have beon unimportant, aud did not
affect the general situation.
Gen. Scholied assumed command of the De
partment of Ohio yesterday.
Boston, Feb. 8.'
W. Green, postmaster at Maiden, Mass., bos
been arrested for the murder of young Con
verse, assistant cashier of the Maldeu bank.
Tho murder was oominitted iu December
Green confessed his guilt.
Wasiiinuton, Feb. 7.
Tho Richmond Enquirer of Saturday says
120 federal prisoners from Newbern arrived
yesterday ; probably tho crew of the boat un
der Writes.
Mobile, Feb. (I.
Onr forces occupy Corinth und Jackson.
Nothing had been destroyed there, but every
thing carried off. Yankee cavalry in strong
force crossed the Big Black, Miss., yesterday.
They were met by Jacksou' cavalry. A fight
took place.
FottTltKSS Monuob, Vm. 7.
The Richmond Examiner of Feb. 3d bao the
following :
Charleston, Feb. 2 The steamer Prpaa
from Nnsi'nu Jan. 2!), attempted to run in
uhnnt 2 o'clmik this morning, but got ashore on
Sullivan's Island, where she remained immo
vable mod ef the cargo will be saved ill good
cond'tioii. The enemy opened a henvy fire on
tbe steamer nt davbr'euk. and continued all
duy. It is believed tlio vessel will be a total
wreck. The enemy tins discontinued the fire
no Sumter; l.'IC shots have been fired upon
the city within the last twenty-four hours. A
Cha tauoogit dispatch, dated Feb. 7th, snvs the
railroad is open to Cleveland. Tenn., aud will
be open to Knoxville in live days.
The depot at Chnltuuoogu containing the
qunrterinusU'r stores was burned on Saturday
night, tho 0th ; government loss is $100,000.
The rebel army is around Tniiuel Hill and
Dalton.
Ciiicaoo, Feb. 10.
Richmond Sentinel of Monday referring to
tho movement in North Caroliua,eays our army
has falleu back to within 10 miles of Newbern,
where they have fortifications so stroug they
Could not bo taken without great loss.
Official report from Gen. liicketts.who com
mnnded the expedition, says he made a rcun
noissaucc to within one aud a-half mile of
Newbern nd metilie enemy iu force ut Bach
elor' creek ; killed and wounded about UK)
cavalry and 12 ollictrs. We took 200 prison
ers. 3.000 stands of arms, and iiiinlilies of
clothing, provision, kc. Our (rebel) loss was
3j killed aud wounded.
The Sentinel say tho government hus for
some time past been in possession of fuels
which place beyoud doubt the existence of a
secret organization of disloyal meu having for
its object tin- iitleasu of Yankee prisoners, assas
sination of the Presideut aud destruction of
government buildings.
New Yoiik. Feb. 10.
The llouse yesterday refused to strike nut a
clause in the Kiirolliueut bill, consolidating
classes. 45 uguiust 00.
Senator Sherman' bill introduced yesterdar
prohibiting speculating transactions iu gold
and uiukiiig all time sales payable iu specie or
foreign exchange. Partial payments thereupou
can be reclaimed by suit. It is made the duly
of the District Attorney topr seoute such suits
money reclaimed going m equal part to the
informer aud District Attorney. Drafts not
payable at eight, giten iu such transactions,
made void excepting when passed Into the
bauds of a third person, but the person making
sale may at any time within three yean bring
suit fur the recovery of tlio full amount from
the (lersou by whom it was made.
New Youic. Feb. 10.
Gold, HX).
(aliform New.
Sajhamknto, Feb. 10.
In the Senate, to-day, the special contract
repeal hill was discussed from 12 till 4 o'clock
aud then defeated ayes 14 uoe 24. Notice
of reconsideration was giveu- All the demo
crats voted no. ,
San Francisco, Feb. 4.
Recent arrivals of blasting powder have re
duced the price to $7 per keg.
A lire to day burned into ihe floor of Town
& Bacon's printing ofliue but wu discovered ia
time to prevent euiitlagialion.
Steamer Oregon, fiom Portland, and Mosea
Taylor, from Panama, arrived to-day; also
clipper ship Brewster, from Boston. The Mo
le Taylor bring fi.000 keg blasting powder,
which, with the 1. 000 kegs per Moouliglit, aud
20,000 lo be received Iroiu V Merit are tbe
cause of the decline.
IX AM" Ut WANTED.
Mtiii, Eeb. 1, 1W.
Kn SriTMHAS Will yoabese kiudaalo inti.rss
as, Ihrouifh your paper. to the bat and cheapest
method ot preverviug red fir fence ponte, and nlilipn au
anxious euiuirer. A Rlllnt KlUKK
We have na knowledge of the matter, per -
hap some practical fanner will favor us w lib
the desired information.
tVll. F. Steven', lute Superintendent of the
Sail Francisco Branch Miut, is still here, and is
eudeavoring to have his character-cleared and
justified by a new appointment. He has failed
iu makiug the President see it in that light.
Victor Siuilh.laleColii.clor at Paget Sound.
Washington Territory, is id this city with hi
list of grievance, and brcathiiiz out threaten.
logs and slunghti-r against sundry nnd divers
"conspirators" who have succeeded in ousting
him I torn his comfortable lleilli. Cor. Sae.
L'nios, Washingon l)tr. :,
fOREKSI'OXDEXCE-PlBLIC ADDRESS.
HAititiHiitma, Linn Co., Feb. 5, 18G4.
Dear Sir At a meeting of the Union Clulr
of this place it was unanimously resolved that
you bo invited to address the people of this vi
cinity as soon as it will suit your convenience,
in favor of the Union cause.
A. W. WATERS, Pres.
B. F. Roach, Sec'y.
Juncn Williams, Portlnnd, Ogn,
PoitTi.ANn, Feb. 10, 18(14.
Messrs. Waters !f Roach. Ilarrisburg.Ogn I
Gents I shall be pleased to address the
people of your vicinity, as requested, on tho 2d
day of March next, at 1 o'clock, p. u., of said
day. Yours, truly,
GEO. II. WILLIAMS.
NEW STORE! NEW STOCK!
. BREYMAN BROS.,
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic)
DUY OOOUH, CLOTHING. FURNISHING
GOODS, HOOTS, SHOKS, IF ATS, !APS,
NOTIONS, OUOUKK1KS, dtc. .
WE take pleasure in unnouneluK to the public of
Salem and vieinity tluit ufter iw.verul weeks of
personal exumiuuttnn ainonu the importing houses of
Kun Kmneisco, we have made the most judicious selec
tions of the above goods ever hefure offered iu this
city. Our stoek eousisU in part of
' LiHilcH' Drt's Goods
of the moit fmltionatile fabrics, heretofore unequalcd
in eleirnnre of style, quality and cheapness, such as
Superb Otfomnn Cloths,
Silk and Wool lieps,
Hull Paris UuiniKe,
Kleaant Foulards,
I'nui do Cbevres,
Plain and Fancy Silks,
Merhftis. all wool l'laids, l'opllns, Mohair, Debe
ges, Delaines, oto., &e.
Domestic and Staple Dry Goods,
In large qunutllles aud variety.
We offer a clioloe varietv of CLOAKS, Shatrli,
Gloves, Hosiery, llulmoral skirts, Hoops.ete., Jtc.,for
Ladies, Missus und Childreu. ,
A Complete Assortment of Woolen Goods,
Hoods, Nubias, Itreukfast Capes, Bontags, Kuit
Juekets, &e., etc.
Wo invito tins alleuliou of ladies to onr superior
stoek of Liulies', Misses and Cliildreus' GAITERS,
Balmoral Shoes, Slippers, etc., of I'liiUulclvhia man
ujnrture Wo full special atteutlen to oar styles and variety of
Gents Custom-made Clothing,
including the LATEST FAtSlflOSS, and most
durable textures.
Overooats of every description.
Hiisiness suits in lurge quuulilius.
Hindi ( 'l.il h Coats,
Velvet, Silk and Cnssiiucro Vests,
Hbick Doeskin Punts,
Iloaver anrl Cassiuiore Pants,
Iteuver Costs, Itusiuess Cuuls, tie., ice.
Gents KunilNhliijf Goods,
Comprising everything necessary for a Gentleman'
toilet. Hoots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Trunks, Ac.
Hoys and Cliildreus' suits aud Oeereoiits.
We hnvo also a Inrge und well seloeted stock of
G Hot: Kit Hi:), suited to the wunl of tbe city and
country trade.
Ve are resolved upon koeping the bust assorted
stock in tho el v, ami have insilo arruugeiuents to
receive new IJOODN HV It VICKY ItTliA.IIKK
and hy a strict attention to business and a determina
tion to sell ..
Cheaper than the Cheapest,
we solicit a sliure of tbe public, patrouago.
ItKKY.HA 11 It OM.,
. 3'n4u SmIhiii, Oregon.
To the Citizens of Salem.
. Iiumbor, IutliM, ?U:Uets.
rPHE undersigned liegs leave lo Inform theeitirnus
1 of Suluiu thut ho hits re pureliHseil the I l.U'l'KK
RAW MILL und I'LAMNU MACI1IXK situated ou
the Oregon City rond, 2J miles north of Salem, where
he will lie happy tn furnish his old rustoiiiers with the
hest qunlity of Yellow, While, or ltd Kir Lumber,
IjiiIis, ur rickets, on abort uotiee and reasonable
vim
CATTLK Hunted iiuuicdialulv.
E
D.'TOWL.
January IMlh, IWI.
4U f
the sin mm uniin
rVHKSINOKIt STANKAKD HAClllNKS for man
i nlacturiug purposes, are of greater speed, and so
I oiior lo all other uiachinos for like uses. The supe
rior, correct, simple und I'nrahle ineelianical princi
ples of these uiiuiliiims.pliiee tlinui hevoud competition
All the great niiiuumciiii-ie of thu United Suites and
rJuropc lire supplied with them.
The Singer Letter A "Transverse Shuttle"
Futility Machine
HVA remit Jmprorfmenlt for Hemming, Fill
iiig, Umdinr, f)-c,
is the uiost ierfeot nnd reliable fumily nmchine vet of
fered, 'i'llev are ccrtuill of aorreet Motion, ut ll mom
of speed, upon nil kinds uf material, and with all kinds
ufturuttd.
The ineehauism is entirely within view, nnd under
tho control of llie operator, who thereby euii avoid lbs
Serplexiiiesand annovuuer so common with Sowing
liiehines having their mechnnism Hidden from viw.
under pretence of simplicity of construction.
LT 1'luiu printed instructions mcii ,rv mi-. .n.
chine, from which any one euii readily undurstuud
their uwe.
l iT Pamphlet, Price List, aud specimens uf wnrk
moiled free lo any address.
V9" A very urent reduction has heen Intel v made ia
Ihe prints uf tbe Singer Sewing Miichioe, thus ena
tiling purchustirs Ui got a lirst rlnss mui liiiie at the
same rules uf inferior or seeuod clam uinchines.
THE SINtIKU MANUFACTURING CO.
Ouccciaur lo 1. it. Singer At I :.)
Montgomery street. Sun Kmneiwo.
Sni't W.M. HlfOliKUIrK, Agent.
LOCAL AOKNTS WAM'Klt.
HOWE'S NKYVIXti MACHINE.
Till: NEW BTYLK
Howe's Family Sowing Machine,
WILL scum, sillch. gullu-r. hem, foil, hind, quill,
rnnliriiiil, iin.l in fm i PEIIKnllM IIIE U'ltol.K
It A NO E OK FAMILY KKWINll. Ii ..-. 'iwii
Threads, milking the MM'K SITITt II. Tberunre
dlllereutslr.es. ,
Prim lioni $AO i $Hi.
I tr" It received the HIGHEST Premium al Hie Isle
World's l-'.iir at London, and lots loon nu-d in ftor.
many, Kninee and England for foorieen yeani, with
perfect satisfaction. .Sind frr ,t lift nf pn'crn.
r Kl'.KI.AM) 1IHIIH.,
Alhauv. Agi-utu for tlreioii.
Kor snle at X. O. Purrish At Co.'s, Sulein. and by
? re.-lnnd Hros. Allsiny. lioitii
Uo lo nonlKninrry'N,
A NI GET A PHOTOGIIAPH OP TIIE MOON
3w47
TAKE I P.
Tit llie iilierilr, living four mile northwest from
J I Independence, one bar mare, shout fourteen hands
high, a small star in forehead, soma aililln niai k
supposed to be nino or ten years old i a other murks
vr wnin'ii perenivuuie
WM, JONKS,
Y lh siihscrilinr, living two milos north uf Malem,
on the lat day of Keliruarv, HM, one late lionie,
some is years olil, sums saddle marks mi left sMo, I j
iiioi'ii, iiiii. ulnar oraiius perar,eniun.
JOHN H KKIZt'H
MY Ike siilsMribsr, living at ruihlimitv. Mari-m (:iT,
J J one hay hermi, supnisnt ui In a half breed, S or 6
years tun, aiooll i ll UiiikIs blun l iaa la-an miioom
about my pruuiisas about luur waks.
d A I KS n PAKKF.lt.
HY lias ot,-ril'r. heiny nar lh nionlli of Saud) ,
lulliiomah ( 'o.. one dark hrindls slaer.whila !,,.
siaii wliit en his back, branded II on ihe It-ft aula ,
annul veara aia vw.si j h I'AltKKK
1 lha anliM-rila-r, living 'i mili-s eaat of raio, I inn
U county, ona bay boras. V yean old , Mr in for
head, Ihrea while feel, saddle and harness mark upon
bin) and had. when he ram u niv Dramua-a ali,it
8epl. Li, 1 jo small piece of ruiai around his neck.
iiwftO t'.W. i:hl.
)Y ihe aubMrilH.r, living nwir th month of Suiodr.
J) Mulliiomuh enauiy, the followliiir desrnhed aid
sails onerad steer, sloott 6 rear olil.dm.ip horns,
ntarkad with an omlorlni in ths left aar and swallow
fork iu the right. Ona of lha earns age, with lam
bonis well turned up. Mar la forahaad. aoaie whita
ahont lha flank and belly, crop elf Ixab ears, with nn
slit in in item ana ens in lb left, 'taken up about
lira I ,.ih of JJsjc mber, laid,
Vw.'iO N. H. IIONTFS
BTlbr aul.acliuar, living l iiilloa on His nauf aouih
from JcUVraon, ona iron grey Indian horaa, ahoot
lit hand high branded A. P. oil right shoulder, and
die marks, animal alnaa i ymra old. Alao, otns grey
Indian aiara, a'oal vmr old. no brands or inark's
paireival-la Abonl Ll hands high
HENRY JOIINsft.V.
It V tit sulaa-rilair. alaan Una, 3d, IHi1.7ihi spoiu-d
slear. rrd and wbila, rni and swallow fork ia
Ml etir . alMnil a yaars old. Alao, os brnylle cow,
with half erop off U-fl aar, and crop otf of right ear!
about 8 or f year old, with rod calf
, ., . . . JOSEPH MAItSIL
Ilailns Prernirt, n ssct, Co, Jan. 7. yw ll
1 1 Y Uu- anlaa-riber, living Ulilea southeast uf Allas
Dnr.I.inn county, una bay horaa, supKawe lo b
4yearaold next hpting ulamt ll liaml. high, with
small wblta on the left hind foot.
""P JOSIAII CLTSJf.
11 Y tha sutaa-HUr, titbit in tha bills. Hire snile
I north f Iaiowt s Hlalion. Marina eoanty. Janua
ry l iih. lat'l. ono bay mare, 3 year old neat spring,
aiai in ivrorao, ain nia seat wrote t lie bran la rar
civalk-Sw 4 G H CI'MMING.
Oild I't'lloua' Itiirul CcmsHcrv,
SALEM, OREGON.
rpiinRK who have relntlves or friends Inlaw! in
X this Coinetarv are rcijneated to furnish to either
of llie undersigned ns soon as pritr.liuihle tlio follow
itig information, vis t Name, age, son, color, married
or sinule, nluce of tiirth. of what fumilv. iiumber of
dnys ill, diod when, where, and cause i buried, when
anil by whom. Tbesitijeet of the foregoing inquiries
is for the purpose ol r'egistrutioii in a book already
procured fur tlmt purposu. '
I. R. MOOKK8,) '
C. N. TKHKY, STntstees.'
S. E. MAY, )
Rnlem, Jnnnarv 14, IWil. 4flf
II A H II W 4 II K Such as Iron. lii v-
els, Holts, W iwhers, Nuts, Springs, Nails,
Spikes, o. n., ror sale hv
SMITH & GAHTWBiOIIT.
rs :iio'K:hv and GLASS W; UK, at low
V&rates. Also, Eagllsb Stone Wnre, hv '
W lyliJS ...... DROWN, MYKliS 6V CO.
JACOB COS.1SK. HASI'SL O. CONSta, JOHS . OOKSHtt.
JACOB CONSER & SONS, .
Produce & Commission Merchants
Second Street, Dalles, Oregon.
TIIE very best hranils nf Flour, feed of all kinds,
and every description of Proline constantly in
store and sold nt the low out rales. '
FAMILY UKOCBRIKS.
A oholeo assortment of famllv groceries, including
the best selection of Teas, felloes, Sugars, A".o., select
ed expressly for family uso.
Consignments received, and a general Storage, For
warding aud Commission limitless promptly attended
to. ,
We will also pay the highest CASH market prion for
all kinds of country produce anch as Whuat, Gals,
Benin, Butter, Eggs, Cheese, Dried Fruits, &.O., at the
Jollerson Mills, Marion Co., Orogon.
JAi;OUCONSEBotSONS,
Second street, Dulles, und
-4litf Jefferson, Murion Co., Oregou.
WOTS AND Nil OK A choice variety,
rt!
nut received at
111 SMITH At CAKTWIiKIHT'8.
Instill, it prima ut nf salt Salmon aaaST"",
and Mackerel, just received at J5C-
m
BKOWN, MYEKS & CO.'S.
TO VH t TOY I Holiday presents for ths ?JT
million, and everything else, lor sale obeup, sdT.?
at 7lf ltltbWN, MYKIIS At CO.'S. l2si
BROWN, MYERS & CO.
TrEEP EVERYTHING iisuullv found In a Kumllv
JV Grocery Store, and DELIVEH GOODS Kit EE
us LHAittlP. to any part of the city. 61
ilttsAHB) lalnnd, New Orleans, Cosipore, Coffee
. vninucu aim vniHiiea sutmrs, enenp, ut
IvWH HltOWN. MYEKS & CO.'H.
fMtVVt.K. Kio, Cosla Rica und Old Gov't Java.
v i)'tti UltOWN, MYEltSatCO.
I)
'K-HT I) ), a good nssnrlnient, at
o- liHOWN. MYEItSAt CO.'S.
!olloi.
Orricr. Kit't 1nii Arrsnts, )
Sulnni.Oirn. Don LK1 IVM (
"nUltSUANT to Instructions from Ihe Secretary of
I tne ulterior, i win oner lor sulo, at the PIONEEIt
HOTEL, Portland, to the highest bidder, for cn.li, uu
AlONDAY, the 7lh day of llareh. IHiit. at 111 o'clock,
M., tlio tract of land reserved fur Indiaii !cmrl:neiil
purpoM's, illiiuted on the Willamette river, opimaite
Milwuukis, known nnd described in the survoyannd
pints of the United Suites as Lot No, 5, Section .to,
r.iwnnliip I soul h, range 1 east, cuntainhig tl H7 lull
acres, more or less, with the improvement I hereon.
This iraot is at the terminus of the Portland aud Mil
wuukie Mucaduuiised Itoad, ami is worth the attention
of bidders. J. W. PKUIT II UNTINtl TON,
Sup't ludiiiii All'airs la Oregon.
Jim. 4, IWI. 44tuiarl -
Soup H'aiiK'd.
THE Willamette Woolen Mantifaeturing Company
will buy good strong soft soup at the faotory.while
this noliee npwar in Ihe Hlntttman.
..an.,,,,. J. 8. BMlTllAij't.
A CUI'da
I THINK it a duly which I owe to the public to cau
tion lliem against persons who are in the habit of
jiuying their honest debts in greenbacks at their face.
I'lie iwrson I wish lo caution the public against is John
E. llrooks, of McMiiiusillo, Yamhill enmity, who bor
rowed gold coin from the uudersigned in the spring of
IHitt, which lie wanted to speculate with In the upnat
eonntry. This wus before there were auy greenbueks
in circulnllon in this country, lie returned home the
same year he burrowed the money, selling ont to good
advauiuge. He did not pay rae tben but kept nutting
mo otr Irotn time to time, uiitil a few weeks ago.when
he punl oh" the note iu greoabucks, requiring me to
tuko them at their face after previously staling to
several persons ha would pay the n.ua iu gold coin,
llua aams Juhu K. llrooks ia Tvported lo ks going to
the Umaiillii Lauding to trade, the coming summer,
and this is inicuded aa a caution lo the public there to
bowure of him Hiking similar advantages. More of hi
meanness might tie told ,'iw4M WM. CAMI'IIFLL.
iNolict'.
In tbe Circuit Court of the Slate of Oregon, for the
County of Murion. March Term. ISiil. Samuel
Hrnwn vs. Jiucpli jlcbcrl and Esther Hubert mid
V. XaMstlusw.
n n) 'JOSEPH HEHKIIT and Esther Hebsrt, two of
1 Ihe iihuvu imiiied di-fnndnnta, nun ruaidcula Yon
are bereliy notiiled thnt the above limned plaintiff,
Samuel Drown, Ima cuinmeueed an action auuinii yon
to foreclose a mortgage given by you lo seouro the
paviueut of a certain promissory note given by the
and Joseph Helwrt and daled Noveintwr lUtli, ISiil,
and proniisinu to pity to Samuel Hrown or order the
suia uf Xi!l irMisi, with interest thereon at til par rt.
per month after due, payable twelve months after
dale, interest payable aeiio aunnallv.
Now, you are hurehr notified tlmt unless yon an
iear on tho Una duy of tl.o next regular lerm of said
court to ha holden ut in Salem on lha !M Monday of
Murrh, Imi4, mid aoawar the complaint on die in said
uction, ihe ssma will be taken for confessed aud lb
prayer thereol granted by the oourt.
,. , . K O. MeC'IIWN,
eb. 7, H,W4! Alt y for Pl fT.
Kii'i'iiriiiii.
John Proek. Compl'l, vs. Jumes 8. Hulaiil, Deft.
HY virtue of a decree of foreclosure in Ihe above
enuse. and nn eseruiiou duly isaiiud ihereon out of
the circuit court ol lln- Stale of Oregon for the emiiitv
of Polk, nnd to me diroeled, I will cxpoae lor sale as
Ills law directs, lo llie higheal hidiler.lor cash in hand,
al lha court lioune door, in I'ullua, in shuI coiiihv, on"
Hniiirduy, Ilia .'ah day uf March, . o Imil, lisiwnen
Ihe hours of 9 o'clock, a., m., and 4 o elock, r. .. t
said duy, the following d' rihed real estate, lo wit i
Lying and Mug iu the county of polk nnd Slstoof
Oregon, the undivided hull ol Ilia n w qr ol sec 'Jd, lha
n 1 ul the s w ur o aoe IB, and tho ne c,r oftliese or
ol ami ami the s e qr of ihe u e qr of see "U, all in t
H s r 6 w of the Willamette meriihaii. Ihe same being
the donation laud claim of Samuel T. ra-oit, eoniainiug
d.D uerea, more or leaa.aold lo snli.fr ilia above exa
eulioo, cosls and accruing eoata.
,, , I M.IILTLEIt.SheriirpolkCo.
Dallas, Jan. VK, IHl, 4,v4B
INotirp.
In the County Court uf Ihe Suite of Oregon for the
Comity of Murion, as. Trustee of Cbeiaebela
L.lgo No. I, I. O. O. K., pi n, va. E. M. llanium,
dirfi-ndnnt.
T'O E. M IIAKSL'M. Pofcnilant-Yoo an hereby
X required U'sppear in the ennnty court of tlio Stale
of Oregon fur ihe county of Murion, on tha Ural Moil
day of April, t o . Inl. ai.d ., ,l,.
Hied in the above sjtilled adioa against yon, and if
. ami sum piaint, juiigiiwiit. lur want
tbereof. will ha taken against you for the aum of oue
hundred aud Iwonty ,vi-i, dollars, with arerning iu
ler.l lharaoa, frm July , IM, taaed fur euais aud
dlsburai'lnaiils.
TltUaTKIieJUFCIIEMEKKTA I.OIHiK
Bw9 No. I.I. O. O V., I'l IT.
OV Ml F, East Uoaion and Stewart's Golden
O Syrupa.at U1IOWN, MY LUS CO.'S
ftlirritr Hair.
NOTICK ia hsrshf ssiven that hy eirtne of an -enllon
lo aw dlrerled from Ihe'slerk of the circuit
court for ihacniimyof Yamhill, tlrarm.. In favor of
lbn K, Mrllriile and againat Jamaa McGinness, and
for want of personal pn.r-ity la satl.tv Uie same, I
have levied upoa the toiiowing desrribad raal aaiale
lo wit i Lying and utuaus in Yauihill muotv, Oraaon,'
in t J a, r 4 w, and pan of aaruon IS, au,' M and :)
k-mg a part of the donation .d f tli said Jas'
Uotlllltioaa. MniilM 1711 .. .
.. . a aiorw ua ma, Wltb
all lha iinprnseownta and appanaiaiaers i1hmiibui ba.
lonallig, eonsiatltia of a ia Jiin k...u -...i ...... .
biuhhu.. .i,i,i. f.k. ,t -. '
, ,i.. TT i . i , """"" aa" poone auction
tc , ha higb.t biddar, for oa.1, In hwdVat Ilia eonrt
.7 Ja."Lr'J" "' l"w" 'fa'W. In said oonuty
on the Hth day of March. 104, at II i'elork s at
mi day. t. ,i.fy mii ,itrn ,d , ' ' '
lir.MIT WAIIIIKN.
t . ...... elrltT of Yamhill Co., Oragoq.
Ufuyatle. Fell, l.t. ii4. 44
Koln Mills.
HAXTI R tl CO. Kara thorondily re (It ted tk Kola
Khatrtae and Saw snilla. and ara nw m... i
do all kinos nf work In ilmir lln iu goaat saaa. flu,
rlooring mill will now do tba brat of merchant or cus
tom grinding.
can inrnlih evary atehs of lumber, whit and
yellow Ur, oak, sab, mapla or pitta, d reused or ain
draaaed. at lha uulla.or dallvtead in aar narl of Hal.-
Or elsewhere, on the .Svvr cvjik.
I pneaw fa- rash. BAXTER At CO.
tola, Jan. ftid.ia.. ' .Jmi7
Notice.
In the Circuit Court nf lha Stat of Oregon for the
to"2!fr.Sr.M',riM,',f-, W',llln,w' '. pUlnUlf,
va. KH M llaninin. dafeodanl ftionn...... '
HV! ELI M. HAUNCH, Def-ndsni Yon are hereby
1 required to appear in the I irnil (?onrl of tha ml.,'.
of Dragon for the coontr nf Marlon, on Ilia aarmul
dl, ... mm..v, a. 11. , n.n, ana BllaWOr Ul COAI
plaint riled In the abnva entitled anion against ton
and If yon fall loaoawef aneli fomplalut. indmiMan'
for want Hnsrsuf, will ba taken againat yon r oJ
sum of flfleen huuilml and ten .VI lis) d-dlara with ae
eruitg inlaiaal uSaraoa frutn the lat dav ,4 H,',,i.,l,
Sic '.' i
7lf'
g SMITH 6 OHU'a
I'OllTI.AlVD, OMlVfVOaj,
WHOLESALE DRUQCSlSTS,
, JuiKrter tuid OoiUero Id-
Q Oil ft
nm r m m m m v a.
w eawy
WINDOV GLASS, DYE-STUFF ko.,
" ' Arecuastantly retsilvinB, lyr-Jl 'I
XTERV ARRIVAL PROifl THK K..SJT,
.- NEW GOODS,'
' -5 . ' 1 f ,
And are therefore enabled to offer te ' jlr customer
AT ALL TIMES, a S'UESH and WELL
ASSOKTED stock from whkita to
I muka tbeir seleetioiis. , , ,
'' KeroKBne and Kerosawe Ijamn. t''1 -Alcohol,
UrdtMk .. v.
Machinery Oil fcraale at reduced prf e, lyCStr
Scrol'ula, or King's Evil,
Is constitutional disease, a ssir upturn of the blowL
by which tlu Huid lxxorae nitiatud, tveuk, and
poor. Doing in the oU-culatiatir It pervades the'
wholo body, and may burst ont sn disease ou any
part of it. No or gan l frc- front it attacks, nor"
is thero one which it may not destroy, 'phe scrofu'
bus taint is variously caused by raercTtrisl diicase,
low living, disordered or unhealthy feorl, impure
air, nttn ana nitny anair, mo eii-psessing vices.
nnu, atve u, tiy tne vcnerei intection. What
ever bo its origin, it it kemlitary In the eonstltu.
tion, descending " from parents tovhildrcn unto th
third and fourth generation' t'' indeed, it seems
be the rod of Him who say-,- "I will visit
iniquities of the father upon their children."
Its effects commence by ttaposition fr
uiwu w. VW...IJ1. ira wiumuua Hamoirmuca,
lungs, liver, and internal organs,-! tonnetl t- '7
cles ; iu tbe glands, swellings ; snd ou the surjjv V
eruptions or sores. This foul corruption,. whw
gmders in the blond, depresses the energies of life
, ao thut scrofulous constitutions not orry suffer from,
scrofulous complaints, but they have far has power
to witiuvtanu tne itiacas or other diseases eon--scoueutly,
vast numbers perish by disorder which,
althiiugb not scrofulous in tbeir nature, ore still ren
dered fatal by this taint in the system. Most of
the consumption which decimates the human family
ba Us origin directly in this scrofulous contamina
tion j and many dcstnirtiTe diseases of the liver,
kidneys, brain, and, indued, of all tbe organs, arise
from or ore aggravated by the same cause. .
Ono quarter of all our people ore scrofulous
tbeir person an invaded by this lurking Infection;
and their health la undermined by it. To cleanse
it from tho system we must renovate the blood
by an alterative motlicuier antk invigoratj it by
healthy food and exercise. Stack a uicdicbie we
supply in
AYER'S . .. '
Compound Extract of Samparillas
tlie most effectual remedy which tbe medical slurl-
of our time can devise for this every whrje pre
vailing and fatal mnlady. It is combined from the
most active remedial that have been discovered for
tlu expurgation of this foul disorder from the blood,
and the rescue of tin system from its tlenrsuettrs
consequences. Hence it should be employed for
tlie cure of not only scrofula, but also tboae other
affections which arise from it, tuch a Enerriv
and Skim Pisbasks, St. Aaruosv'a Fiua, Hose,
or linvuirtXAs, PmrLM, I'ustoi w, .IIisitciis,
IIi.ains and IIoim, Tumom, Tkttkh and Halt
ltitiit'M, Koai.d lis An, ItiNOVioaH, Kheumatism,
HrriiiUTio and MskcuhiaI DujbasbS, Doom,
Dvser.esiA, Okbility, and, indeed, ail Com-utttT
ajubinu raoH Vituwd on Ihpurb Biawd. The
popular belief in impurity otAe-eood " is founded
in truth, for scrofula is a degeneration of theblood.
Hie particular purpose and virtue of this Barsnpa
rilla is to puriiy and regenerate this Tital fluid,
without which sound health i Impossible la eon
tanunatod constitution. "
. : '.
AYER'S
Ague Cure,
to Tin ariast cuai or .'
Intermittent Fever, ar Vevsr and Agata,
HeniUtent FeTer, thlil Farer, Dumb Agaa,
Perlorisral llradarha, or Blltoaa Headache,
nd Billon Fevars, Indeed for (he whale
elaaa of dlaeaeae originating lat biliary da
rangement, eaaiaad by the MalarU mt ft Iaa
snatle Coaintrles.
W ar enabled hare to offer th community a m
' dy which, whil It ears th abas complaints wi"a
certainty, Is still perfectly h armies In ny quantity;
Such a remedy 1 Invaluable in district where thea
alllicting disorder prevail. This Cu " eipels th
minimatio poison of Fannt ARO Aouit from th sys.
torn, and prevent the dsve'orimsnt of th disease, if
taken oa tli first approach of Iu premonitory symp
toms. It Is not only the best remedy ever yet discov
ered for this class of complaints, but also the cheap
en. Th large quantity we supply tor a dollar bring
it within the reach of (very body and in bilious dia.
trictt, where Kevsa add Auua prevails, every body
should have it and use It freely both for cure and pro
tection. A great superiority of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for th speedy and certain cur
of Intermlttents it that it contain no Quinine or min
eral, consenucntly it produces no quinism or other
injurious ellrcta whatever upon the constitution. Those
cured by It are left as healthy as if they had never had
the disease.
fever and A gut I not tion th consequence of the
missmstie poison. A great variety of disorder arise
from its irritation, among which art AVaniia, lllne
Mritffl, Gout, lleadaxlu, Ulindnw, 7'oofAarAr, Ear.
arhe, Cntnrrh, Asthma, Palpitation, Painful Affection,
5f Ut Splem.llytttrics, Pai in ths iforrb, foUe,
'aralyus and Dtranoemmt of the Stomach, all of
which, when originating ia this cause, put on the
intermittent type, or Iwcome periodical. This "Craa"
espels Ihe poison from the blood, and consequently
cures them all alike. It is an invaluable protection to
immigrants nnd persons travelling or n nipnrarily raw
tiding in the malarious districts. If taken nci aainnully
r daily while esposed to the infection, Ihst will be
earreled frum the system, and cannot accumulate iu
sumdent quantity to ripen into disease. Mane it ia
even more valuable for prolsrtion than car, and few
will ever sutler from Iiitrmiiltcnta if they avail thanv
eivet of th protection this remedy aHoid. .
Vrepared by Sr. J. C. AYZB to CO., LowtH, y-ti,
lilt. HWEKT'M
Infallible Liniment.
,.ia., ;
UKEATt KXTKK.AL HKMEDY
for Xhtumatism, Ooat, Vsuralgia. Lembago,
(tif Ksck and Joutt. trains, IrgJae
Cats and Wound, Hits. EsadAcke,
and all Shaomatls tod Her. ;i
VaoaDisoidari, ,
IMH all of which it ia a tpeadr and aartaln remedy,
Kiel never fail Tbi Linimeut ia iraiirvd front
IhereAipa of Dr. Stephen Sweat, of Cainaadenl, the
faiuiHiabotwaatlat and baa p.wn aaed hi his nraetice
lor mors ihuu Iw.uty year with lb oiust aM.ansliiua-
auceena. m
AS AS AI.LEVIATOIt OF PAIV. it t uarivafcd
byanv pn,ainuion before th pnblio. ol which Ui
skeptical lny ba eonviuotd by a sing la trial.
Ibis Liniment will aura rapidlr ami tadiaallv
,'iu " 1'i-oitl.ra of ararv kiml.aiM hi Mioutand
uf caatsi whara it ba keen use fc) ka iiavwr baoa
kuowa to fail. r,
KlH NKUIIALOIA, II willarT.HTilmaiad.al. rallaf
in orary raaa, huwaver dial laaaing.
It wiilirlieva Hi woral caaea of IIKADACIIE ia
three minium and ia warranted to do it.- '
TtMITHAI IIEalaowill h ear nsUstl '
1 Arf... 1:EB1U'llt ANIr UEMfclUU
L.ANS1 1 U lib anaiug troai liupnalanca or eaeaaa, Una
LauiiiH.ni ia a moat happy aud unfailing ramady. Acting
directly uiamthe iHirvoiiatiaanaa.lt sirT'hens and,
ruviviCos tba syatauai, aaa reatorta It to elaatatily and,
vigor.
ttltt 1VILES.-Aa an uiamal renwrv, w alaias 1
that 11 h lha Oft known, and chalking the world to
produce an iuaL Kvary vk-lim el (hi dlstraashur
eon, plaint should give It a trial, for It willao4k.il m.
artotd imuemate ralraf, aud ia a aialorily of Mas will
enact a rmtteat cure.
StU.NSi AND SOKE THUOAT ar Metimaa
xtrauiely maligoaiK and dsngaroaa, hat a tinaly aa.
final iou "I this Liniment wiU navw fall to sure."
hl'ltALNH ar eotuninie vary obatiiaue, mni aa
Jargatueot of lb iit ia kaMa 10 oernr II isaglerted.
The wont raaa may he acaqiierad by thi Unliuaot in
Iwo or Hi ran dava 1
Bltl'ISto, tVTS. WfHTKDS, SORKrt, VLCKRil,
IlL'lt.NH and St'AUlH. vleJd readllv to th woadsrhd
iTv'."Srnk UM- wbtl'8 LNk-ALUIILK
hlMUKM , when uard according to direction Also
av'assr""?
Kvcry Ilort) Owitr . "
should have Ui raraedv al hand, for ha llaalr us a
lb Htat appoarann of LamaoaaawUI elfwctnally ana
vent tbuaa kinaaitkU diaansM. as hih aU raVa are
able, and which rendar to many ethtrwia valnalile
boraaa aaarty worthlaaa,
tlvar tour haadred volanMry ertlmn),i.l,K, tb
wonderful aantiv propartle of that Uiuasant have
lem rwcsivad within tlie bat Iwa years, and aiajiy of
lliem Iron person in the kigkert rank f lift, -CAVTIO.t.
,
Tn avoid Imposition, nWrv tka Sigaalara- a ad
Likaneaa ef Ilr. Surphan Kwtet on avnrkbel, and ai
n "Stephen Sweet I'iraUiSU Liniswiis." blown ia
Ilia glaaa of each bottle, w a hoot whh-h anno ar tea
uu. KHtHAHINMlN 4k VO
Sola Pmpnetora, Norwieti, Cl.
1IOSTE1TKH, SMI TH At IIKAN,
Aat. Han rraneleen.'
.. eWtTllt UAVW.
rUMIybwnW t llirlaiHl, Ogn,
TKAat THAUt lln ntark and (Insacra,
J AIAN Tea. Alao. til IMA ttaa. lo 1 1 1 ,
rialy. waoiesak: and ret.nl. t t y. y
1
ivoif.
BROWV, MYTf ) CO'S. '