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Newspaper Page TextSpeolal Notloei. A. r, A. M. flAI.KM I.OIKIt No. 4 ln.Un 111 tfgnhr eommunl- ' Bttlnn nn th terniHl Jliiit loUrlh 1'rlilsyi tn (uicli month. Hrrttirm IU gotwl Blftiidfng nr InvtM to stli-nri. T. H . Pot, Wye', flllf HKO. A. MUCH, W. M. L O. O. r. OlIEwKKKTA LODtiK No. 1 m-u every VwUwJay rrrnloK, M III hsll In llulrnsn'i liuitiilnu. VrtHhert to good iismUng are inr IihI lo niwittl. BAM UNI. K. MAY, N. O. . S:'V.V. Camiix, R. ec'7. - 4iif - Ssdsnttry Hablta. Thure In no vIhm f Urn (ttnimiuiil ty more iiil-jrc-i to i)lHfn of the ftlgrstlrs ornnni Ihnn tlioia whois builnrtu -oiMiipflt them tn he outhiuully wltMn (Inors, Uhr Mttfd t desk or it 'tiding bohlnrt cumiter. Hoof )muVh I4rmri Bitters will prove (rut tilt'iili'if to Uiese psrsonf, and iiithlti them to fill fill lh ilutlr of their its Hon wttA a spirit snd slscrity unknown to litem Wefors. Then CltUri csn It hd of any Uruggktt or tlesler Iti niwll 7ii no mw HWjn( dtid unnafkMeJitHnea. tof unplrsisnt am. rturmerotip dlnoitapi, uie HKMUOUMS KXTUACT BUCIIU, Which hn rwfWH tS rtidortuviti of tha mom PROMI NENT PIlYtflCUNS IN TUB U. hi now oirrtl to f fllctetl humanity at a eerUtn cure Mr the follrminp rmnrt and ymptoHi orlnlnatliig frcnj dtsoses and sbuis of Uit Urluary or ftt-xuat Organs. General Ability, Mental and tPhyalrat "OfprcMtnn, linttttAny, DcMrmlDMtlonr Blood to the Head, Confuied da, Hyitarla, GemWHlIrrUablllty, KtU'iiiieiiicl . 6lepleMheit at Night, Abac not of Muicuhir t'lllcleticy, i'.'. Loh of AmiKtHe, Dyapfpala, ICmacldtlon, Low hi ; . IpirlU, DlflfirKanlsatloii or faralyaia of tlm Or ) K o Wt'tierslliiii, Palpitation of the art, "ami, In fact, all ttra onneomltanta of a Nervous and Dfltlliu 44 tiataof the ayatem. Toinnwe the gemUn.cvi (hi out. ASK P6R IJICMDOLD'M. TAKK NO OT UK It. VVHKS UVARANTKRD. 4 v'Bs aoet1liwngnt la another column. itiuM "Hllok Hsadaohe Oured.0oNDA, III., Mi. 4, 1MW f-lfwri. A. floor IH Co. : We havu used your lr. Ilnker'a Patfi Panactta In our family for the nick hf-mlHche with per fect aucwan, It will, by foliowlnir the dlrectlotn, cure tha atok heailanha tn a rery few mlnutea. We have alio uaed It In many I pi tan cog for other oonibliiliila. and Uku ilvnaut In iaylng It ti tha beat general medicine we hnvv ovrr unt il In our family. CHAKLK8 (JLAY. . for aala by every drupKlll In California, W(u(top, and Nevada Terrllorlea anil Orum. HKD1NIJT0N k CO., aula Agenta, 16 and 41ft r'ront atrt'et, Bmi Franclano. wW " ; Hf" During our vlalt W Lowell wu were ihown throug the laboratory of our celebrated countryman, !)r. J 0. Ayer. -r-fkarccly oould we have bt-llavwl witiumi prowl, whit la aen there beyond dlaputing. They ma Ito a barrel of aollil PI I la, ahont 1B,(MW doaei, and thrrn barred of Cherry Pectoral, lttO.OOO doaea, per dUm. To what no Inconceivable amouut of limriaii u Iff ring dorf IhlP point 1 170.000 doaea a dny 1 Fifty mlllloue of doHi-a per fnvrXX What arm andUimtaHnlior anrMofalnk bed dot Ihlaapread hf fort tlie I inn irt nation I Atni what avaipathlt-f and woe I' Tru, not nil of I h la In taken hy the very alck, but alaa, mtwh of It la. Thli Cherry Drop and thl auRnwl I'll! -are to he the companion of jmin and anffulah and alnklig aorrow the tnliei itiiiice our mothvr ICvu bjiH'fitliil to tlio whole family ol man. Hire tho tn fit tit dnrlh) haa ben twitched too early by the blight thnt wlthnri half our race. ,'Hfc'Hiiiiri are affected, and only watching and wailing ahnll tell which way Ita breath filial I turn. Title red drop on Kg ta hlo lithe tellitnan on which Ita life ahull hnnp, There the ViIohboid of the world juat burating Into womanhood la alrlck en alio.' Affection'! nioat anilduoua care avalla not; ahull atlll fading away.' The wan mtfeaenger cornel nearer and nearer every week. Thla little niendlcament ahall go there, Ihelr lait, erhapa lhlr only hope. The atmitir man haa, td anted t hla vltala, thla aatnn diacHne. Thla red droi by hie aide la ht-fynng htm wrratle with thi Inexorable enemy i the wife of hUbnioni and Uteohemba of hla heart art wailing In alck aorrow and fear lt the rod on which they lean, lo Ihil world, be broken. 0, Doctor ! Spare no ikill. nor float, nor toll to give tho -tierlahlng itrk tho boat that human art an glva Oalvw ton, Tftcaa, fit wa. fVTarrlble Dlaflguremenla arlia from axturnal dlat-aiea, mud HtllpH Lh AMflnnaruil hlm.il whli-ti Kiinau !).. li THH,i oi in ponon oy ine uae ni iinarni'i flKraKparilla Wie : moet potent of all detrgeula tha aatlerera will not only eeek relief forthemaelvea In vain, but will alao transmit the die orfl era na an Inheritance to their children. M'dh eexi, at ail nerloda of life, will find thla unrivalled vegeinhle remedy a aw I ft and radical cure for truptlona, aorea, ulctra, tdnmlular wellinga, rheittnatlam and aliuiat every dlaeaae which tlla Agurea or dlatorta the outward form, Including mercurial ' complalnta. yirat elasi druggtati unlveraally keep a aupply of the article. . Iin4 Brown'i B. ono Mai Troohaa.Theie Loaeutf-a are ' prepared from a hlnhly eiteamed rcolp- for alli'vlatlng Dron t olilal AITvctloni, Amtinia, Unsrat-ncai, Oougha, Joldi( and Ir ritation or Horenea of the Throat. IMJllliiO 8PKAKKK8 AND VOCALISTS Will find Iheiu beneHclnl In clearing the voice bi-fore apeak logor ilnjrtag, and relieving the throat after any unuaual xcrtlciii of tlie vocal organa, harlng a peculiar adaptation to affect ioi which dlaturti the organa of npperh. Iin48 ' Agt aU for Oallfornia, Kawwrrux A Co., flan yranclaco. MOTOKKSf 3I0niEKs7T ri Pon't fail to procure Mr, Wintfom't Soothing gVjr rw for L'htldren Teething. Xui valunlile nropumtion la (tin preacriptioD of one ' of the bewt fnmU liyaiclntiR and nuraea tn the Unitd State, and liaa baon uaed for thirty yenra with never fifHiliiiffHttfotyitDdatioreM Itv milliuna of inothora Hiid , Hiit(Jien(ffymLliC fueblo luluut of oue weok old to ihe itdifit. ; It not ontv relmvea the child from pln,bnt Invito ' raiUwjthe unmch und bowola, correct acidity, tmd givaa tone and eiteryy to the whol lyiUun. It will . a I moat inatatuly relieve Griping in the Bowel, and Wind Colic. . : We boliove it tn the BK8T and 8UKKKT Knm- dy in the World, in all caaei of Dyrnteryw Dinr rha in Children, whether It a rise a from Teething or from any other raiine. Full Jireclionafor naing will ronipimyeHc1i bottle. ; done (Jenuiiit mia?a tliBfao-einiiloof Cuktii At Peh Kim, Mew York.U on the oulaide wrapper. n ""fioedbyill MedMne Dottier, Princip.il OfflM, 48 Dey Strtwt, New York, i'ric Only i Ctnti per Mo'tle. . .ltedinglonit Ce-.41nand4l8 Front 8t,8ttti Fran 6iaro. Amenta fur California. tiinUti Shrflwgro .f'tateiuau.; . MONDAY MOHNtNO. FEB. 22, 1804. ' 'HOTICK. All peninn knowing IhrniMlvet In , 4etilil to CntDDALL 4. VViiTK, for HilvertlaliiK, Jub 'Wftfkr ubucriptimi to Orrgnn Statetman, will ton , fer t tH!cla1 fuvor by mhiIIiik the uinouutii due, to I till, flfllca IrnmtillHtely. CKANDALL it WAITE. ,8li)m,.Fcb. IS, WA. ' OWf '' ' Ihwlon Co. Union Convention. ' Tb anennmrni.t Cnlftn mm it Hnlnn cunljr, Orrgnn, . wn mpMtfsllr MrHvit u inert tn g.ntr.l eounty r.mvvtiltnQ l Corlll.oii tuurday the ltth il.jr of Murrh, 18(4. m on. d'cliwk n. m. of MJd Amy, to .ppnlnt lirm (trlfraln In .ttiiit 1 u Unlo9lM. UHiraitloa at Alluuir on Ibr Will of March, .. IM4.Jn acnardauoa Uli tlitcailof Iho L'ntou Slat. Uciilrai Ooramttttt, ana! la a(.';nlnt a Union county cnminltlra, an.1 Ink. h.-r.iary at.jaj fur lalvetlnff a county Hotel la bo aupportefl al Ihr JuiMv-floclloiit and lo Iraniac! any other liualneaa properly oomUill U-for. the coovrnlUm. It la earn ' ai'y hniwKl that a futhbtaontlanca may ba bail of Ilia Union - aen thrnnirhnut lha couaitf. J..lji. Krnjay, O llory, WAX Mrllrn, D V ItiiHrll. Ohu iBrunn, J L't'iHimba, II B thlefmla. J W Pnuthar, Jul Oravra, A H forler, Jarnb Hammer. T O Krelclthnnni, J K Uayley, A at Wllaain, B K Hlil.ler(lao 0 Watrra. Wm J M.l.ley, Ml aerrtwlok, Dlil'lark.Um atui er. I B Lee, lieo K.ilierta, J rlMilII.J" ''!". A Holder, Win t Dilon, Jacob lla toimtatl, VT U ak-rarlaud, and olliera. OX H'fllT TKR.V8. ' All nirn leiin pear u loun powiltlo. dot thorn are radical dtHVrfuoc anning thorn n to ; tho termi npoti wliioh piiaoo tuny Iir honorably eSoncludi-tl. The cnppprlwadi ore goncrally for !, j)ceo at olio without rvgard tn tirtn Union wen aco for peace whi n rack terim 0011 lie bad . ii will iuaure lu oonlinnnne. In a wnr of t vexed nrttieiw. liie cheaper aud ninro politio ' luetliod la. to tlmfnejltly nttl the oiattera out "' 4f which the war grew, and thu end the war. , T stop tli war, leaving ita oaoaei ,1111 in ex i itteoce, i, bad itaUtamaualtip aud had leura. yjuob a policy would ptwte now, a in all pant I ' time, only the wcasion of frvah coinplioatiiiii mm) furlhor warfare, , Yet in tho ver)' faco at II hninan experience, the oopterlii it would hare u lay down our artm and patch up a peace upon any aucb tertui ai the rvhela tuny aooept. They have a iciiui way of talking boot thla matter, well calculated to deceive the unthinking t they any, "When any State l of the Confederacy laya down i'a arim or la ent)oered hy force of ariu. that instant the 1 ' BiM I again in the Union with all ill righta ! goaraolinrd by the Comtitution and lawa at the ,, United. Statui. aud ill owu conititution Mid livva." Bui Uu-y fuil U iuforui ut on the vital point whothar the right! thai guaranteed ahull " be In'Untly aeixed mi eiercltod by ere 7 per aeu then in the StMq, without regard to whe ther luth. per'oni Jtave oouiinitted overt trea on or be reruained loyal U Ibe Government; '' ' without regard U whether all inch peraoni nre willing hi rieid allegianot to the United Statea, at the date of ibe ruboiiwlon of taeh State. The Preaiiieut'a plan propoaee that opon tho uhmiwioo of any State, tbote peraotu and ; thnee only who take the aruneaty oath, ihall be .. at etioe rettored to the right. priTilegea, and ! imnMtnilie of eitiienaliip. TbuM who bare ? "'aVmimiUed treaaon ind atill refaae to renonnoo , !t, to reeiaio iucapabl of eterciiing lueh rigbu and lubjeot to the Iowa putiiihing treaaon. A fiairoonatrnciiuo of the enpperhead prop ' oaltlon would aduiit'all thti latterulara, without atonement for Ihelr oHcue. to rqnal righta with ' 1 1 1.. 1. -. . 1 r , moeo WUO nave1 uauo eii;u oiuiueiiirua oj lur- awaaiing tbe rebelluii and pledging their fa- . Mn.w.r Ia I liv Immltlmmtm aontninenl jauiv myynm g e ' OlVe twUi'7 d"'111 ,ro,u aai'a prnixxiiiw. J'h peopjU who by their aeditiou bare eH ibe jjoviruiueat to many thousand of valuable iivct awl tow J nhiuof uvaKiv, bar do olitlm In law or in Immunity to the iiiiinuiiltii-a of citixennhip, simply liecituae lltey have no longer any power tocoiitittiioawaifuro of until ugiiimt their governtiient. Their refuaal to reniitiuuu trenmiu unit weur fidi-lity to tho Uni ted Slateti, ii convincing proof enough Unit had they help enough they . would coiitiiino active traitore. Bhall auch men he entitled to vote and hold olTico In tho auhinitting Stiitei? ho piirmittod lo hold mitta in the Cotigrom of the Million they huvo luhnrod to dealroy, mid would mill deatroy bud thuy tho power? Tho propo ition ta inonatriiiii, Yet thit ii what tho cop perlir-nda mean by their oppoHiliiai 111110 I'fl'i ident'a Binnciity proolumntionand 'their decla ration in relation to rea.'oritlioii'of 'th Unioii! Thin i tbe'way iu'whiuirthey uii'deralaud the resolution of' liiirding of Kentucky. Willi that undemanding, they endorne it, Tho oop perheud take the lame view of tho matter that the rebel tlmrutclvei would like to tako when obliged to give up their eclieiue, But all law aud justice demand tlitit tho reb els who huvo necemiuicd an exlmunling war endangering the moat perfect experiment in tho way of a democratic government, ahull uf. fer aouietbitig us tho penalty of their crimes. H they get oh with limply the refu-ul to rec ognize them as citizem till they pledge tlieui selvei to incrcd allegiance to the Government, they should bo satisfied. Whether that suits them or not, no loyal man is going tn complain of the reatriction of traitors' rights. That is fittiugly left to copperhead , MARKS OP A COrPEKUEAl). A snake ii a snake, and if ho shed hi skin every day a new one grows, covered with tho old spot, scales and slime. A snake cannot he mistaken for n Unionist, There i ulways ome mark hy nliiuli to discover liiin, tlisguiso himself us ho will, or ling he never wi sweetly. Ho cannot cone 11! his sympathies, though ho is mean enough tn do it if ho cocild. If he succeed in drawing hi hypocrite' iniintlu vver 0110 deformiry ho expose another the cover ing is too small, tlie reptile too largo, Tho cop perhead will stick out somewhere. Do we bear of a great victory ho thinks it doubtful t It is an abolition trick to liraee np greonliucks, or to carry so mo election. Do we hear that tho Unionists of Arkuusu r.re moving for a loyal State government tho cop perhead lacghs derisively and any it i only the action of the unny attaches and contract ors.' Do we talk of emailing the rebellion hy force of arms, ho is certain itotn't bo tlono; no case can he found in history where a people fighting in defense of liberty and their homes, were subdued ; it Ii nonsense tn talk of subju gating the South. Do we eo it stated that the rebels are short of subsistence and 011 half ra tions, the copperhead don't believe it ; they have plouty. Their supplies cant he cut olf. Do we hear of any case of atrocious rebel bar barity' tho finds a set off in tlie conduct of lonie Union officer or aoldier. Do wo talk of the relative ability of Uuion and rehol ofliucrs, he can think of no Union officer equal to Lee or Jt If Davis ; wo huvo no able commanders, Iho. South has them all. Do wo bear that Franca i about to declare war ngninst tho United States, he deplore it as the finishing stroke to tho government ; we ore gone in ; but hit eye laogh malicious exultation at Iho pros pect of intervention. Do we award merited praise to oor bravo soldiers, he sneers and tullti about hen roost robber. Do greenbacks go down he expected it 1 knew they would bevune worthies ; knew the Inflation of the money market would, cnllupse und bring down ruin in floods. 1 The copperhead never ee anything to ap prove; everything is nil wrong; tho constitu tion isn't "a it is," and the Union wasn't "ns it it was." Hp sees nothing but defeat, disgrace, national bankruptcy and general ruin. He cups at the ndininistruliou and rails ut Uuion leiiguei ; sees nothing lu the bayonets of mili tia home guards but so ninny instruments of despotism; talks of nothing but democracy. niggers, and abolitionist ; never ha a word to suy about the wick"dues of th rebellion ; if driven to denounce it, he lofily lays, with bated breath, "it I unconstitutional ;'' but be don't dare to say even that mnuh without awearing roundly that abolitionism is equally so. These are only a few of the most common earmark of the copperhead. There u o as many more as there are leaves iu tho forest. Nobody need be mistaken In a copperhead. .FlrJonTDAsb. Adjournment of the legislature. The Solon of Idaho adjoin nod si afic, on Thursday evening Inst, the sixty days expiring on that day. The member of both braneiiea of thn Legialattire have strivuii we believe, to per fect a eudo 01 laws for tbe government of tltu ter ritory, and have done nini'li tntvnrd it, proba bly, ns could well bu accomplished. Though sev eral link are lacking to complete tlufhniu,unoujrh haa been aceiiiiplihil to .-t tlie wheel of g'.v eriiinent, and run it until the. convening of I be Irgialattire in November tint, when tlta missing links can be forged. A poixl deal of uiitinihd Inuloeas, soma ol it of importance, was loft for tho aetioti of the nut soaaioii. The last few days of Ilia session wcie principally taken tip oil the Capital qtieation, which dually tetilol on the last day by the bill being indefinitely postponed. Several patriotic resolution were passed, and tbe members apponrad lo have a good lime generally. UMm Ag. Snow and Cold Heather at Bitter Itoot. The wintor in the Hitter Knot Valley has been unusually aerero. There was Iti Inches of snow on the fib of January, I he thermometer at, rod 46 dtgrrr below aero at Hull (into 011 the 4th. 0.111 moderated on the II1I1. The streams ou Ibe Mnl lan road were modi swolh-u. Know ll inches deep front a little beyond tho Civnir d'Alleu mission to lbs rtpokano. Know was a foot deep at Fort On en. Farther up SI. Mary 's valley it wa uot so deep. Three Indians Shot at Hell (iate. At Hell (iate, a man named Charley Daker shot thrne Indians, but killed niitt of tbeni The difficulty, a squaw whom linker had boon keeping a hi wife. tT"We ee it staled that Uru. Joseph Lane (the me who spell God with a little g) is to addresa tbe "democracy" at Uosehnrg, to-day, Washington' birth dny. If lie dou't fee the ghost of Washington lecture I o'clock lo-uigbt. w are at a loss to kuow w hat (best are made for. ; ,: ' 17 O'Meara publisbo a call fer a democrat io convention to nominal caudidale to bp tinted at tbe next election. "DefoaUsd" i the proper word, Jimmy. There wont be oue of llieto tltcttd. fy We arrivetl at Ibe rt.nchiaioa teatrnUy thai Ihcra would, iu all prutnibitlltr, be. au oleiion f,H- l'rea i.leia u.il yrr, lu ainviuai al llul furlue4n, wa war aialMially aaalMed by llie fart that Mr. I.nvcoln flaltars luuMell hariu e R .leole.1 II h anpool lor a mi.m.iil Ibat ha would I lieaten, tlwr la no ttllina wbetbnr ha would pvrrail 111. ueoplt la ho d an lerliaa ur nuA itltmii puftr. We'll bet a tea-dollar greenback lo a three otut postage itamp, that the mau who wrote the above ha "lone thud " written all over ltioriiitraaioee W woulJu'l trust our dog In hi company, for fear he'd learn hi to kill shsep. tar Al wa expected. Little Jimmy dislike th id- a of hiving au Inspector of Custom, to pfeveni fuugghug. DALLES CORRESPONDENCE, I'llOM OlHt KKflULAlt COUUKoTONDENT. J Dalles, Feb, 17, 18(14. F,i. Statrkman According to request, I send you ti lew items : , First Tho Weather. As this is the universal theme of admiration, I but echo tho remarks of hundreds when I sny it is stilendiil, excellent, suiierfiuo. What would you benighted webfooters say to dusly slieets, a cloudless slty, a warm, genial sun, unit sum in arT hniiiiv feWwhich irreetyriifnn every side? Metbinks I see foil "now, Jwith uinbrellas.rain piiiiCI'iices'coiKihaut,randigiim boots leggiint, wotidenngj'whcn'thiB infernal shower will be over!" but nobody hero wonitirrs nt tho fine weather, its that' is a iisunl thing in thil pluco. Now to more scriuiM business, 8ccontl-The Cherry Creek Affair. A few dayi since, "Lo! the poor Indian," not having tbe fear of the law, and being hard pressed with that necesity which knows no law, feloniously abstracted and boro olf from the classio precincts of VVillurd' station on Cherry Creek, sundrv paroels and packages, to wit: 40 sacks (lour and 8 liorsei. all being the property of the Uev. L. L. Rowland of lJolk county. Verily, tins nVpouciit is ol the opinion It would he belter lor the pacKers II they wouiu transport supplies for a company of soldiers at soineHhnt reinonalile rates than ti demand such exorbitant rate Unit even Uuole Sam (that venerable aud stout personage) was obli ged to Weaken, Tlilril Two or Three Eows, mid a Trohablo Murder. On Saturday liiicht there was A bit of a row at 'tho Intelligent Contraband Saloon of this place, wherein tho bur-keep, a i-leinler man, neintr sore pressed by a Iiuko shoulder hitler fired n shot from a single-barreled pistol, laid shot taking etfect in the breast of his opponent, causing dentil In a few inotnents. On the same day, a Mr. Sunders and lilissett, in company with a hired matt, left hero in a schooner for their wood-yard some miles below the city. Oil their way down an nltoroitiou occurred bo tweeii Sanders and the hired man, which was settled for the time. On Sunday morning Mr. R. coining tlowu to the boat found it deserted. He found truces of blood on tho rocks and the small bunt gone; npou going down about a mile he round the hired man, who stated that after I), left, he had another fight with Sanders, and hud struck hi in over tho bend with his rille. Sunders is lion est, and the supposition is that the hired man killed him aud throw his body in Iho river. Fourth-Burglary-A Surprlno-A Chase. On Sunday night, the 7lh iust., as Mr. Win. Priua (who sleeps in the post ollioc ) was enjoy ing blissful dreams, ho was awakened by some 0110 making a noise in the front part of the of fiue. Alter making a strategic recouiioissauce he proceeded to unmask his battery consisting of a live-shooter, nud cautiously down from bis bunk, wus about to open on the intruder, when by an unl'iirltiuato slip of the font he came lum bering doivo on tbe floor, discharging tho re volver ut tbe sumo tiiuo ; the piece not having a sulUcient elevation, the bull passed down tlnou(:h the floor. The intruder thinking no doubt he was not wanted there, beat a retreat in double quick. Mr, V. recovered himself in time to give hnu a shot as ho nssed out of the dour, and without waiting to encumber himself with baggnge, followed him into the street und gave bim a parting salute as ho was running down tho street. Fifth-Two Other Items. Tho Key. Hro. Peame gavo a lectuio here on Monday evening to a large audience. Sub ject, Tho War. At the close, a collection wits tnuilu for tho Sanitary Fund, amounting to $ IrtO. The rush for the mines may be sunt to have f.iirly commenced, nearly iJUO coining up on the bout Monday night. CANYO.V. IuNOKANTOlt Diwio.nkst. -Jimmy O'Mcara attempt to make capital out of the donation fee required by act of Congress, for making out certificates to claimant of land in this State. He says 1 I'ntil this fthuiiiiHtrtitioii came into powrr the da itiillou cluiuiHiits "I Uncoil had uo trouble uoont their iiiodi . The fact Is, all tha claims made unilet tbe donation law were in ado years ngo, and nearly all of iheiu while appointees of democratic administrations were iu the laud ollices. What ever hitches exist now in the issuance of pat ent, tire attributable to officers who weut out before this udiiiiuirtrutlou will elected. lu relation to the fees for issuing certificates, I ,hu fuuU' nru 'but lttw ul Congress, the salaries of ltegisler nre cut down from (2,500 a year (which was always paid to democratic appointees in gold) to $jl)U per year, payable now iu greenback ; nud in lieu of the $2,01X1 thus cut olf, the Ron inters are authorized to charge a fee of t j for quarter section claim certificate; (II) fur half section claims, and (13 for seclion claims. Jimmy exhibit a gross ignorance or fact iu his tirade on this sub ject, or a gross dishonesty. .Ii:fi Davis asd IIih-I'ai'kk IIlm-kaiir." lu hinj.vt meesage, Jeff. Pavis denounce Iho blockade of the seaconst of the rebellions Stales as a "paper blockade;" and many peo ple nie puzzled to know why he should cum- mam ni it so hilterlr tl nothing mote than "paper bbn-kaile." Let ns ettdenvor tn ex plain, (.olion is iho material from which na per t clnelly made ; the liimuuiii! system of Da vis was loonded upon cotton ; his paper money made 1 if unllon ; wn made redeemable ill uot toil ; but the blockade, in locknnr uo his cotton. ha broken dow 11 bisesotlon paper money system; and tin is Uoiiliili'S. the meaning of Ins "paper umciiaue. It might more properly be called ins paper inonev tiiockatle ; liul "paper bkcli ade" will ilo.-iV. Y. Herald. nrit is related ol Methuselah, that when five hundred years of age, an angel said to him, "Arise. Methuselah, und build thee n house, for thou sliult live vet five hundred years longer, aud that tho old gentleman replied, "If I am to live but live bundled rears lomer.it is uot worth dnlo to build me a bouse will iletp in the ojtrn air, at I huct bren utnt to do." tiThe iron fotiudery at Solum. Ala., is actively engaged 111 the casting ol gun from U-iMiunder Ut lltoe of 10 inch bote. About three nre east per day. A large majority of tsvni, however, burst upon testing, t rw cuu be fired over six or right times with safety. Ji'ihih Tank. Tho Cleveland Herald say Chief Ju.ttoe Tuner is of that class who drv 011 in their tracks. Ilu shrivels gradually, yt nr by year, and i apparently the feeblest mau 011 eauli ttho bus a breath iu his btnly. lie sits iloubli-d up, and bu Voice cannot peue trale three feet. IV O'Meara finds fault with tho tax ou whisky. He think it a mean, despicable pleor of tvroiiny, pointed at "tleuiooraoy. ' U e are not sure but that, the less whisky, the less "de mocracy" at least on Long Tom. FT A "Life of Huchuunu" wa recently put up at auction in Hartford, Cl.. and the first bid wa a poslag uttnp, and it finally sold for ftlteen rent, currency. Th first offer wa more than the old reprobate' life wm worth tVA new pas through Hi A ode has been discovered to th southward ol the city of Sleu dot a. in the. same Inttlnde with lloeona Aires It is practicable for a Wheeled vehicle" and Kill facilitate the trnllio beiweeu tbe Allanlio aud I'acillo. I'anoraxa. l'earniu'i ranorania of the War is to be exhibited in Salem to-morrow night, and la ewnlinoe for three nights. California paprv apeak highly of it, and oor Dalle correspondent pronounce it a very iu peilor painting, and 'ao( a humbug like Pen der' which wa showu through Oregon last ywar." GXACTLV K lb III. Geu. Meade, in u private lit er to a friend in the North, writes as follows of his policy ai commander of tho Army of the Potomac : " I am fully nwitre of tlm uroiit nimrtv in tlm pub Iir inilld tlmt aoitiflhilitr alioultt lie iloilu. I uin in Hi reipt of rnitny letter., Moiuej from pemnlia III liill pohl lions, tellitiK rue I bud better iinvu my unny iteelroved, ami the country Nile. I up with tlm boiliea of lira diera, than rcinnin inueiivu, VVIulo 1 do not seller tnyaelf to hi! inthiimeod hv such vniiiiiiiiiiii'atioiia, 1 urn, srid have bsen, moat, unxioua to eltitet anmeiliiui 1 bui I tun determined, at. every hazard, not. lu aii'-nipt any t.luiitf imleHH my pidumoiit itidicutea u proliiiliiliry of ueeoinpliHliintt some olijeel, eniomoiiMimto with tho (lu Mtruulion of life. tiuceoHurily involved." The determination of Geu. Meade to go only upon a sure footing, is exactly right. The country, though mint anxious to have tho war prosecuted as vigorously a possible, is in no hurry to hnvo tho army marched upon oertnin destruction or into positious nhero the objects possible to effect are not "oommeusurate with the destruction of life necessarily Involved." Gen. Mcudtt lms at least displayed a moral he roism in resisting the mud appeals of enthusi asts and tbeori. is, who would "on to liiohmond" though certain annihilation lurked on every mile of the road. Unless soma practical good can be accomplished by moving forward, thero is certainly more good sense iu remaining inac tive than in nervously rushing upon certain disaster. "Slow and sure" is the better motto. nj" "Should any Harucuti, Turk or Vandal make a deaeent on America aim (leaped the toniti of (JuorKO WiiHhiiiKton, we pledge oiu-Holvea to slionldor a tuna kot. nud uid in riotenino, it lVoiu their audacious bunds.'' Maryiieille ICrpntt. Whew! But if the concentrated villainy of Sarnceu. Turk, and (Vuttdul, lu the shape of Southern chivalry, maka a descent on the Uni ted Statea to despoil the government Wash ington helped to establish, you coolly stand hack and do what you can to prevent loyal muskets from hurting suid chivalry. Out upon your cant about Washington's tomb ! Thanks. Right nobly uro tho Uuion men of Oregon responding tn our efforts in tho Un ion ciiikc. Subscriptions aru pouring in with a rapidity never exceeded in the history of the Staleaman. Now and then a copperhead dis continues tho paper; and that fruturnity gener ally are making frantiu exertions lo injure our circulation ; but thus far their efforts have only helped us. Our increasing subscription list is the best possible endorsement of our coursennd we are encouraged by it to make greater ef forts in behalf of the noble can.c of tho Union, and to iinprnvo tho merit of the paper. We nre making expensive outlays for these pur poses, and must therefore ask our subscriber to make prompt remittances of the mini due us fur subscription and advertising. We have but little to complain of in this respect, while we have much for which to tlianli oar friend iu all parts of the State COPPERHEAD MEKTiNU AT CORTALIIS. Monmouth, Feb 10, Ifliill. Kl. RtatknsiaS ; On Saturday tho lllth inst.. enine off the grand so-called democratic rally, nt ('orvaliis. Beinirnt C'orvnllis myself at the titno. I thoiiL'ht I would avail myself of the opDortuni- ty of hearing an exposition of the principles of that party. At tlm appointed tune 1 wend d my way towards the Court House, and the first I lunar that attracted my attention was the appearance of a druy hacked up to tha Court lluuse, on which was n barrel. Said barrel was moved into the hall, aud wa immediately taken captive hy tbe "valiant crew," and its life blond was soon mad 0 to How to slake tho thirst of the greedy captors. Shortly after this grand victory the elo- incuts of their democracy began to wurk. The meeting was organized, a committee was appoint ed to draft resolutions, and Mr. Burnett was cal led to the stand, and at did ha did, in the most ridiculous attitude ns no e.ipmiet of democratic principles, Hint I ever witnessed. ' 1 have attended several democratic ineetinn-a n other comities, and this one was 011 a par with tho others If democracy consists entirely of denunciations of tho Adiiiimstution, of Union men, and of pntriots, thru, democracy, 1 bid you a long adieu. If democracy abounds in uothitig but abuse of the Kxeeutive officers of the gov ernment, with never a word ng.iiut the rebellion und those who inaugurated it, then (lod pteorve us from its ever Minimr the nam-mlnnt-v. in tlm councils of the nation for nation wo nru and by tha blessing of heaven, and the Itrong nrnts and valorous hearts of a pa'riotio people, it will be perpetuated. This so cnllod democratic party appears to bo haunted by visions of tyranny and despotism, and whilst perambulating the country and indulging in tho most vituperative and abus ive language ngnunt tlie administration, cry out. uur uuerties are taken awav : wo are ricur ved of a free expression of sentiment. Our press is miiE.leil !" and yet they stand boloro tho ncuule n did W'tn. llitriiett, a living oxeniplitieation of ine taisiiy oi no assert ion. une incident in con nection with tins freedom of speech . During the remarks of .Mr. Burnett, a verteralilo old gentle man respectfully requested live minutes time at .ho close of his speech. Ilia request met with tho most determined oonoaitioii.and front several oer- sons resounded in tones not to he. mistaken "you can hnvo no live minutes here we want uothitig from you," nod well they might make licit exclamations, for they wero aware that live minutes speech I rem a patriot who had served through all the war of lil j, would knock from under tlietu every prop on which lo build a party with nuv hopes of auccM.-fiil results. Mr. lltirnett prepared his followers In shed tear of sorrow and of huiniliaiiiiu at the sad prospect of a 1,-gialttture paying into the treasury of tbe United hint, a .)Wll (ns he made it out) in gold, without any legal right to do so, and causing a loss, to tho Statu of $li.il(IO by so do ing, ilu is wiiling to pay L'nele Sam legal ten ders, but I quoitioit whether ho is wilding to re ceive them himself. 1 think tho loyal people of Oregon who have felt the iotlucnco of the present war as lit tle as any portion of the jn'ople of the country, will be perfectly willing to pny Uncle Sain anoth er j;fc;.0CO should circumstances require it. Now this so called democratic, party ia ao wedded to their peculiar views that their ascendency to (illico aud power is with them tlie question of par-. amotitil importance, lu favt it swallows up nil other considerations They may arrogate to Ihetti selves the name, but t'.ley are entirely destitute of Iho principles of democracy. Democracy seeks not lo resist the lnwa seeks not to dishonor tbe slurry Hag of our country. Seeks uot to bring anarchy and ruin upon a onVe united and happy people. No, sir; Into dolmicriiey abides ill tlio Lean of those who rally around tho ttag of their Country, and are ever ready lo give aid and sun port to tlio government in it etlerts to suppress the most infernal rebellion thnt over blotted the psges of history. Strenuoita efforts are being made by this so-called democratic party, to carry Iho elections next Spring, attn every loyal ritucu should ponder well the eu'ects of its ascendancy to powur, before bo lend a helping hand to the attainment of that result. If bo think that those who rxlnl.it the atiiiio of exultation on their conn lenancea when they hear ol a defeat of the fede ral forces, are brat calculated to pruinulu the in terest ut tha cuuulry, then joiu them. If he thinks that the wnr is a " Ud abolition " war, then join them. If he thinks that every person who attpport the administration i a "d d aboli tionist' then join the so called democratic party, and bv. will be in bis element ; but if he thinks thai the preservation of tho L'niou is worth airir. log for if he thinks that tho stars aud stripes, the emblem ol our u.itiuualily, is worthy an eltort 10 preserve, it unsullied, then joiu the Union par ly the party that is willing tu sacrifice party names and to rally upon one common platform the salvation of th country aud th overthrow of rebellion. t if Wa nil! oppoM every specie of fanatiriara I lint amy attempt u .unveil aud destroy th righta of U10 people. .I.Mnl iJraverrvJ. There I specie of fanaticism called trea aon which bo been carrying un a war foralmut three year to "subvert aikI destroy tlie right of the people" to a good government. Ai you have uot iu tbe past opposed that style of fa uatiitnu, we are carious lo ee you begin. Come, publish n a good strong Union article. If yon want to make a na;iou, yo can't elect a rurer method. ' ' rif Job Milrtwl, for tinw MiraireJ with lb hVinnund A !-, ba withdrawn frum bialat nanntrtioa WHO llis farf '" io-. Hut the lute connection with a rebel pre ba not withdrawn from John Mitchell. FROffl WASHINGTON. WAHiiiNtiTtiN, Jan. 12. The following Culiforniuns nre registered nt. the Washington hotels: W. Cmmibi, John . Frisbie, G. II. Wilcox, 1 linmas uruy, 1. Valentine, F. L. Dicey. Gordon N. Molt, delegate from Nevnila ler- rilorv. iinnenred and took tho mull yesterday. and assumed Ins position npou the flour of the House, r ruult V. illuir ulso loon 111s oatti nun seat, to-dny, having concluded to do so alter sundry nud divers fillings ami bucking. Illuir is tall, slim, wears his reddish hair behind his ears, nnd is no better looking than tlm rest of the lilair family. Them appears to Do n gen ernl desire on the part of the Administration members to "roast" Fratik P. Illuir w henever a siiituble chance incurs. The lecture season is tttiito brisk 111 W ash- ington, despite the foronsio displays al the Capitol freo of charge. J. W. Forney leo lured lust night upon tho subject of "Loyal Leagues;" to-night . P. Whipple, tho Huston essayist, sneaks upon tlio topic of "Courage"; to-morrow John U. Gongh oniuinenecs a course of lectures for the benefit of one of tlio I'rc. byteriau churches in this city; and on Sattir dav uiirht next Miss Anna Dickinson speaks in the Hall of Ueprcsctitative lor lite neneui 01 the Freedmen's Association. The draft has been virtunlly postponed until the 1st of March, by the passage of the House joint resolution continuing lite payment of the national bounties to that time. There was a strain? oniiiisitinn iu the Senate to such action, . 7 ' ' . .1 . 1 11 r but the-exigency wm pressing; tue miuuio 01 January hail already neen reactieu, ana ine bounties had been siifnended for a while, and the Finauoe Committee gave its reluctant con scut tu the measure, which finally passed the Semite to-day. M Brule ol Urcgnn Una introduced H lull lor the purpose of authorizing the negotiation of treaties with the Indian tribes of Eastern nud Southern Oregon ; also a bill to establish a btily mail from Fort Uridgt r to VYalln VV una. Delegate Cole has also introduced a bill grunt ing public lauds to Washington Territory to ..: 1 '.. - ...IK. ...... I' l,.r. mil lit oniiiHruuLiii); t luiiiiitiy mtiu ii.hii i .h. Wullu Walla to Puget Sound. Senator Con ness has introduced a bill to amend the Act estab islting the United Stales Circuit Court iu Culilornm. Ibe amendments propose tnnug- ing the time ol holding Courts, appointing Clerks, form of appeals, etc. The rumor of tho succession of Secretary Usher to the Judgeship made vacant by the death of the lute Caleb B. Smith, appear to bu only a rumor. Ex Congressman Albert S. White, of Indiana, at present iiooonnts, is like ly to be the successor of the lute Judge. Tlm Department buildings are all decorated in mourning tivduy in honor of the memory of the deceased Smith, who wu formerly Secretary of tho Interior. Yesterday, Davis of Kentucky, who lias no notion of having a resoluli jn of expulsion hang ing, liku the sword of Damocles, over his head, asked for (he consideration of the resolution of fered by Wilson and luid over. It was made a special order for to-morrow at one o'clock, when there will he a cotnph te exposition of the Senatorial theory and pruotico of loyulty, as the Senator's disloyalty is ullcged to consist in recommending the people "f the United Stutci "to rise against iti war leaders." Cor. Uae. Union. Concerning U. S. Courts In California. Iu my Inst letter I referred tn the fact thnt Senator Conness had introduced a bill into the Senate for the purpose of regulating the time of holding United Slates Court 111 Cnliloruui ami Oregon. The bill is the work of Justice Field, it is understood, aud provides that a term of the United Stutes Circuit Court for the Districts of California shall he held in Monterey, on the first Mondays of April, August and September; in sun Ir rnncison, on the same day in reliriiary, Juno nnd October; und nt Portland, Oregon, on the first Monday of January, May unJSep tentber, the term tn he continued so lo'ig ns the public interest, in tho opinion of the presiding Judge ahull demand. Whenever the Circuit Judge is absent, or unable to preside, it shall be the duly of the District Judge of tho District to preside ; and it is further pruviiled thnt a Circuit Court miiy he held in different Districts at the same time, the Circuit Judge to appoint special session of the Court giving fifteen days notice of tho same nnd nt such special sessions all regular proceedings shall he had. except jury trials ; all Clerks of the United States Cir cuit Court, who are also to be ex officio Clerks of the United States District Court, nro to he appointed by tho Cin-tit Judge, the clerks to appoint tlteir own tlep ities; issues ol dint 111 civil cases are tn he tried in the Circuit Court without a j 'ry, if the partie or their attorneys shall agree thereto, and the t'ecision of the Court shall separate its conclusions of law and facts found, and the United Slate Supreme Court shall, upon appeal, find only up., a a de termination us to a sufficiency of the facts found to support the conclusions art ired at. An im portant leatnre ol the lull is one which trnnslers proceedings for the poiilirmiition of private land olaims in the county of San Francisco from the District Court to the Circuit Court, whether the proceedings have been commenced or have not; the United Slates District Court for the Southern District of California shall hold its terms ut Monterey, commencing on tho first Mondays of February, June and October; at San Francisco the Court for the Northern Dis trict shall be held, commencing on the same days iu April, August nnd December; and nt Portland Oregon, on lite same days na those provided for tlie Southern District of Urcgnn. The Act ia to take effect 011 the first Monday iu Muv. IStit. At the same time Senator Conness introduced a bill to provide for the siiinmarv trial of minor offenses against the United States 1)1' utillior izing mid empmr ring Judges of tlio United Stales Disttict Courts lor California nud Oregon to hold special sessions of raid Courts for that purpose, w believer it shall be necessary w heiher lu term or vacutlolt. 1 Ins proposed provision is to mei t the cases of such persons as are ar rested fur civil offense witliiu tbe jurisdiction of the District Courts they having been here tofore subject lo great hardship ou account of the long delay incident upon a vacation ol Hie tinted states District Court. Ib, ""'" RLAYKKl IN ARKANSAS. The programme of tho peace men in Ar kansai is to accept the amnesty of the Presi- dent and restore the Slate to Union rule w ith a constitution prohibit ng shivery. This ia the spontaneous impulse of resident, who, having found the rebellion a failure, bavo concluded that the old government is infinitely belter than any contingency out of it. The consequences of war have cured Ihem effectually of several mistake harbored by them before the rebellion. The first aud greatest result it to convince them llial suboidinulioo to the lawful Uuited State authorities, is tho tutest mean of se curing individual rights the second is that slavery ia by no menus o ential to the prosper ity of the St'.te. TUtionviction baa takeu permanent rout that f 'J'?"'' in Arkausa is al ready practically dour, beM a the rebellion has killed it and that yJjiaturnl aud pulitio "fecoustruotion I - the peculiar instt tiitiotl. There pf no great obstacle, for, early in the w.V 'planters who were able, removed their negroes to the safer terri lory of Tela ; tho Uuion ariuiel have freed very many of those (hat remained, aud luch a have not been actually eet at liberty under the etuancipali u proclamation, have obtained too clear an idea ul their legal right lo freedom, lo be again reduced to the oid siulus if easy sub jeclion. All thil Ita been brought about by the reoeiiton ; aim tne Araaustaus, rccnguti. lug tbe true couditi.m of tilings, are WkM-iv at templing W acvouitnoJ-Me Iheiusches with the Irrtl noMilile grace m the consequence tiley nad uivuwvivea, uy cumou, invuKvU, Vl.uulighio rut u sulogmph letter to U ui.(Kwd of at Uit Cincinnati Stiniuiry t'ir, x, mcb ww cuusiuerva an insult, ana creaiea a ium x. Wonder if Bcelicbub wou't be try tug (tie ftutograb wUer douge, next r SOLDIERS' All) m Z rS'C KUTA1NM13N X The Hoard of Managere of ths Hiilcm nuuuiny a,- Society, assisted by I-iuliea ural Gentlemen nfSiileiu, will give their THIRD ENTERTAINMENT At Uriawold's Hull, Friday rive., l'eb. !t(l. Will boprcsuiited.SUAKiil'iuiiK'sl'luy, TH E HE&CBiNT OF VEHICf, With New Costume and Scenery. rpllH Milliliters huvo spared tin pubis to moke this 1 occasion worthy of liberal patronage, und siinn- rior to any eluiruuliw Kntert iinmeiit. ever given in too Slate. Honrs open at ( o'clock! to wniiminico al 7. Tickets .'Sle. 1 children. -.'5. For sale ut the stores and public places. fer order, C.A.HKICI). K. M. WAITE, A..J.hTKL.y, WUS. L. K. l'KATT, HIW.S. PHICK, Mits.j k noun, MRS. ,1. II. MHOIIRK, M1W.P. 8. KNIGHT. Salem, Feb. !K, lSIM. Hoard of Manager. Pearson's Grand HistoriQ Mirror or Tin AMERICAN WAR, Will Exhibit at MOORES' HALL, Salem. On Tuesday, Wedncsduy and Tliursduy, i'ub.sad, iMi.li audita. The' only work of the kind in existence, sketched by EVI;-VM'NHSSi:S. and painted by the MOST EMINENT Artists, under tlm supervision of the well known PF. ARSON nilOTHKItS, of New York. Tbe moat iuteresting Objects ami Incidents connected with PROCRESS OF THE WAR, HluHtmUid with Startling Dloratnlc Accompaniments rp"N(,vt)r butbre uxhiliitod in Sulem..l A grand (Ustiilnitinn ol' Kluiitit mul Costly iVuttmiU wilt take jiluett ufter the KtitcrLuiiiimiiits. Ailiuiririiun,fl ; Children uniltir 12 yours. M)c. Doors open ul 7 o'clock. Jtlirrur movtjM ut H. W ib loot Silver Aliiiii.ff 1 ompaiiy. VTOTICE is hereby piven that the ntuckholiluraof ; 1 vjhiuut Mivor AiiiiiHu i;otn iniiiy win iioui muir runt regular .lieuting ut the-ir ollietj in Sat cm, on I lie ttlli day 4 Mn ii li, a. i).. ul 'i o uioi-K, p.m., m mu dny. 4w1 Hy tmlur ut the Stockholder. Police. MU. DIKTSK, formerly iu our employ , in no long er imlliomud to reouive ihoiipvh on our iicwhiiu. LAZAUl) FHKU1W. San Francisco, Feb. 7, IKOl. 4wW SIhtHI Sale. 1) Y VIRTl'E of un execution to me directed from 1) the dork of tlie circuit court fur Yamhill count v, Orpifon, HLfiiiiiHt iliixiier C. Ilawu nnd in fn or of ii. II. Mtow, W. Hievtiittn and T. J. bliaddeu, und for want of )rni)iiid proporty to suftHfv llie Hit mo, I huve It; vied upon the follow inu dcnorilied ttiul eetute, to wit: Comiueiicinir on tho extreme northern boumltu v line of the (lomttion bind cluim of .Jacob Httwn nnd ilur net ii., Iuh wile, 1 cii. K- 9f wlieiti tlio hoc I ions Li and li iu T. 'I 8 Ii. 4 W. t'utif anitl line, beiu L'U clinint caatwuiii or tlie boiitiflitry lino ot tlie ftiim Jucoo and Harriet K. 1 lawn dividing the nail I land from the land of Hoiirv lJiril.tliem-e southwardly parullui with the western Itoiintlary lino of nuid claim (the beaviiiK ou tli .VJ dil nun. h. 1 1 ,.jy ciiH. distant excepted) to Lliu ionthfrn boiinilMrv Iiiir. iIh'uph enntwut-dtv with all the lines und angles of suid claim lo the jiWe of huKinninx, containing 'VK ucrex, more or lesn ; und ulso tliu following, comnieiicintf ut the southwest cornor of Hie phiu uoimiiou laud cmiin. thence cunt ou rods tlienco north 1HI) rods, tbctice west SO rodn, llience Routh IKtJ rodi to iho pluce of .i;ki lining, containing 111) acres, more or b'Hs, with all the iiuprovemeHts llierwoii, Bitnuie in xumhill county, Ivmg iu sections II, VI. i:i und I I, T. 4 S. K. 4 W, i wliicb I shall oiler for sale ut public miction to the highest bidder for cash iu hand, ut the Court iimise door ut Lafayette, i'um liill county, on they 1th luv of March, lUtjt.'kitv! o'clock p.m., of tuid dny, to sutirttV suid execution und costs. HKNlil' WAiiKEN, Shcrilf. UfayetUi, Feb. 18, l.l. 4w51 To Iho Public WHEN n person is kicked bv a jackass, two thinvfi should he token into consideration i first, the source ; and second, the manner. I um led lo make this statement from an article winch appeared in the Statesman of tlio Ud inst., signed by one Wm. Camp bell, and who lms but une merit, and that is of refill ing very bvuiU Beiindal. As may be seen by comparing the following with llie siuicuieut mude by bim. Iu the spring of I Hi.;!, in company with A. and D , I 111-U-d out lor llie mines. D. borrowed stmie uioimy of said C'umpbell, and I signed a joint note with D. as se curity. We went to tlie mines, aud in July A. und D. sold out their interest lo B , he assuming und agreeing to pay tbe indebtedness ol' D., and ti. became unequal partner with me in business. We sold our teams for $l,'-;00, ou time, to II. und IS., they agreeing to pay said noie ; iitey ucierreu tue payment oi sum note lornar ly two years when they tailed ; then suid note falling buck ou 1).. he lifted tbe same, with legui tender. aSiifb is a true mateuienl ot the matter, and discloses a wilful and malicious falsehood, worthy ot the origi nator. .Hore iiiioii. JUILN itKOUKa. I certifv that the above is a correct statement of the entire busiuesa transaction between me and the parlies Uieuiioued. 3w5lpaid 1IKNRY BARNVM. SlicriiTSalt. jOTICE is hereby giren that by virtue of an txe i 1 cutiou to me directed from llie clerk of the Cir cuit Court for the county of Yamhill, Oregon, in favor John B. P. Piette.and uVninst Daniel Chaplin, and for w-nut ft siitm-ieui personal proverty tn sitlisly the same, I buve levifd upon the following described real estute, to-wit i BegiuuiiiK at a stake ou tho bunk of the luuihill river and ntoiiiu of Palmer s creek, it be ing lha n-w comer of funny (loodrich's laud claim nud tbe sturtimr point vf tbe dividing line between the chums of suid 0Htdri'-h nud Joe) I'almer; thenro s, Iti', w i cls und 5l Ikni thence s II deg. e, and along the center of the eounty road survey No. 10, 3 ctiH; tbetieo s, 5tl deg e, still following tbe Center of said road 5 elm ; thence n tit) deg to the Yamhill river ; thence, meandering up mid river to the piare oi ucifiuning, contuinintr -H acres more or less, with nil the imp rov r turn i und appurtenances Iherentito btdonging consisting of n dwelling house and other nut bnilliinrs winch 1 shall otter for sale ut public auction to the bur best bidder, for cash in hand. ut tbe Court limine door in Lafayette, Yamhill comity, mi toe -mi nay oi iiurcu, irtn, at tne nour ol V o -clock, r.M., of suid dav. to sahi said exeemion und costs. HKNUV WAKUKN, blierilf of nua county. Lufavette, Feb. 16. 1804. 4w01 SlM-riil Ntik XTOriCE ii bertby given, thai by virtue of an exe ii cutiou to mo directed! frcm the cteik of the Cir cuit Court for the minify of Vuuihill, Oregon, in ac co;dun with a decree rendered ut tbe .November term ol said court .in the year 1M to foreclose a inort gnie and aaiivfr a jud -nieiit in favor of Xuuev llem- biee and ugiuasl Jehu W. Miull and Mary June Shnll, I have this day levied upn the iollowiinr descrilied ttiortuaifed uremiMes to-wit i Kinmln tnd Ivinir in Yum. hill county, State ot Oregon, and more (particularly known Hint deKribvd a the dtuiutiou land claim of uma -hull, in tsis.ru w.iiud contuiniug ucrei, more or less, with all the taiproveiiteuts and appurle nuuecs tbtjreiniiu UlUiiiuK. vnimisiiug ot a dwelling house, barn and other out buildimn. which I stisll of. fer for sale at public aunion to the hnrheat bidtier for cash in tiautl, si the I uurt House dor in lafavtte, in aid romity, o . ihe Vlth dav of March, lt4, m I w' clork, t.H., of Mid day, to aatinfr said execution and wcrn.og costs. 11 LAKY WAKUKN, bhenff of said county. IsMfayeite. Feb. 18, m4. Eurekn silver Hlhiiiiff Compuiiy VJOT1CK is hereby given that a tneetinit of the ii st H'kholdersof tbe Kureka Hilver Minimr Cotn iwiiy. for the election of Dmetr. will le held in Ha Um, on the tfwl dav of Marcb, ltH, ut 2 o'clot k, r.M. C. N. TKlikV. On hehalf of Stockholders. Kslem. Omion, Feb. 19, lfri4. 4WjI TTIIS is tn CfriifT that mV Wife. M.rr Illnnlnn rlirl J. on the 1st day of last Auifiist. with nut ntiv iui cause, leave my house and bed, and carried off her domes, ami sm-u tnutgs as she chimed, and put prop erty in amithsr mail's bauds, and this is to let all iwr. stos know thnt 1 Nut not accouubtblt for auytiiiiig she uuci piuvfj aue tun uij uotisv ISAAC BLANTuN. Marion County, Oku. Dec U, ISUi. 2jliaid Wanlrd. t COMI'KTEXT parrwm lo act aa eanraawu- airrnt n for aellniK new and ralnalile pul.liratiotia. Fur iuirtnann rui)iiira i in oioai.a ottic KtbruHrr UM. ilwilpaid Owylior Knloou. THE allots Suloon aitttatrd nt d,r ahnta UiHHlr'a Hall, Oallrs, lina liwit nilarsml, rrHul ami remiuiaii.il, aim will ix rondurM un thr ,ivi. of ... ... 0KK" Mkiix'sn.u iniiiw. reo. iu, i , , 41 . 1 " ill ,7.,,, , "a. Work llr r, hi, J'"ra"Woi I II A VK thrs. .roo, wod n I my Car,wr. mil In', art .,,?? lb county C" lliri On Min i llf Hall', 1) V virtue of an exeetilhiii from lint Circuit Court of I) ti,,. stale ul Oregon lor Marion comity, and to nw direcleil, by lliu eleik of said court, In favor of lien jiiuiiii hiiiiiwon and ugiiinsl Henry .1. iSuiii vvnlr., lor Wlllll 01 pels 0 priip-ii, . -I- ,,rcK,.i 1 II tn the highest bidder, lor cash In liiind, al the Court House door ill lliu City of Sulem, hi Ma rion coiinly, Suite ol Oregon, Haiordny tbe 'Jt'.tli day of Murrli, ISM, ut the hour of I o'clock, r , of amd dav. nil lb" right, title and interest of tlie sunt Henry J.'Zuiuwiilt, deli , ill and to ill" following described ronl uauita.lo.wit : Situated ill Marion comity, Stale or Oregon, ami described lis follows'. The east liulPuf the laiiil claim of the said Henry J. Ziiuiwallanrl wife, iu t lJ s, r I 0, of the W'Hliiuieile meridian, bounded oil the nnrlh by claims of Kuril Miller ami .I0I111 lluuse, on the etist by tlio claim of Junius Valentine, oil the south by vitcnnl bind on the Sanliain river botiotii, anil on the west by Ibe cluim of Voet, 1 coiituitiiug in all Bill acres of laud, touethsr with lliu tinniirtmiiiiieua thereto belonging ; lo be Hold to satisfy suid execution eoata und itceruing costs anil interest. SA.uur.i, iii'.ni'iiii n., Hliarill' Marion Do. Rulem, Kob.aiM, I MB I. 4wll IfaK' ol S'iivood ruMiiai l,ai'cM TlIK nudurHlgnoil hos boeti iiinointeil ud in In intra tor of tlio ''Mime tif KtmwiHid Kullmuirti., decoaned, Into of Vamliill county, Oregon. All jmsi-hows having; claims against said estate aru rci minted to prennitt them to tlie urimM-Hiucil, ut his remtleuce, lour iuiiob northwest of Lul'uyelte, wllhln six iiintitbs jfrom thin dute. . AIUOS. WATT, Adm'r. Fob. I A, 1HIJ1, 4w.W f J o Im VV Ii i l lo w, U'd, Kiel) aid Smith, Admiuistrutor. NOW nt this duv oouies Kirhuril Mmitli, tvlmiiiint ra ter of tho hIiovp estate, by llis uttorney, H. K. Chadwick, Khj., mid tiles iu tho comity court for the county of Dimlm, Ogn., hin un-imnts, nud nruys tlmtv tho same In h I lowed und a llnal nettlemnt Imd, U is therefore onlnred bv tho court that settleineiit of the said entitle he made at the April term of this court, A.O. ino-i, ii ib aiso oruereii mat, wo uDovononco ue given bv nublicittion In tbe Oreiroti Htatesinui, a uewriimuer published nt Salem, Marion comity. Oregon, for four consecutivt) weeks. WM. U VV1I.L1H, Judge of Douglas Co., Oregon. ItoBcburg, Feb. '0, a. i.( !Hti4. 4w&l txhihit OK tho Ilereipts and Disbursements of linn Comity, Oregon, for tbe year ending July 7tl, k, d., IHb'S. KKCKII'Ti. Hy cush count y fund turned over by ex ireuHurer uouunt to W niter's suicessor I 580 t2 m 843 14-$ 1,433 l)G By county orders redeemed by Hume, nun turned over to wai tor's succes or Hv Taxes collected by Walter, Trcusurur, on usseHsuieut roll, for the vein IM.J I5.CIM bv tuxes aiHOssed htid collected by Treitrturcr for yvu IHtW... 387 79 $iG,02il 00 V0 9i 5J6I r-7-$ 5,m 49 42! 00 152 04 f,H) 00-$ GUI n 18 01) Bv taxes rolletrtotl by Shorilf Higsand deputy f dolinipieut veurs'W, '(ill und 'bl Tuxes collected per mime of do linouent year W4 Amount received of docket fees, from circuit and mnoly courts Amount received from pro hate. ouies, otio-iislf to eoimt v Auiouni received prosecuting ting ut ton i oy fees By uiu't received on peddlers' lii-eime By umouut received on ferry li- ceiino By auionnt ree'd on uccount of flue, county fund By amount received on uccount of supervisor Amount received from estate of Hodgen, insane person Amount received from estate of Geo. Lamb, on exp. of inquest Auionnt ree'd on county notes, principal and interest 30 00$ 2 50 3 50-$ 570 00 15 15-$ 38 00 00 585 15 01 87 -...$"J4,(H 51 Ucceipts..r , IllSBirUAtCWKNTI. Made by E. L. Walter, Treasurer, on orders etui mi against iheronuty, exiting prior to July 7, IHti, of which 11. redeemed orders, with $iKJ iH) wU, were turned over by ex Treasurer Douthit. Paid 8, 1. Haley, county judge, last quarter salary $ 150 00 Paid shcrill's -WW 1). Mmmliidd cu. elk's fees, 273 75 II. N, (Jeorge, sup't eonj- inon schools, qf'a salary, 95 00 ExpeiiHus of e let: t ion in 'tf-, 00 On Iwo bridges, above and below Ftnley's milt. 400 00 Expenses of paupers una insane persons 373 02 Jury fees '. kJ4 00 Keiits, court room 74 H) hialiouery, ew, 47 60 Claim maps, $.0 ; re bind iug r:oids, etc., $i5.... , 45 00 ' Attorney fees !5 DO v On Stale cases Yl 65 Ouunliiig pris. and exp's 204 64 HiultoUt lur A. J. Pate..... 50 00 ISherilf executing A.J, Pate, 50 00 Ou inquest of Luiub ...... 8 25$ For viewiinr .surveying und marking nmdx 87 00 For lumber for bridges.... 30 60 Extra work of supervisors 18 00$ Interest on county orders.. 533 54 H I f,0 15 37 Paid order ilmwn in litvor of (cticnil si liool fund 3,0fI 00 llilsrralon auui. !2U 14 $ 3,303 14 Total nuiit on rtuima esiatinfr , prior In Jul v7, 'ft!, Icaasitid $1,433U... $5,602 2 DisbnrseuiL'iits mude on roiuily orders claims oon triicteil since July 7tli, lSti'J, und up to July 7, '63. Puid J O. Powell cn.jn. on snl'yl 373 U0 Jos. Humilton and O. W. ltli-liurilaon, county rotu'rs 143 80 Jus. Klkina co. elk und uu'r fi' 75 T A ltiuKa, alitT ul.d dep'lca 4U U3 K.L. Walter, trvaaurer, pur rent, na county fund.... 792 Ji V. 1. Hurler, aawaaor 4'JU UU II. n. Ileorite. sup t coin. stllnol oil salary Jury feea i In Hrvount of imiliwrs nud Z15 00-1 3,061 13 478 60 iiiwue persona 1,081 36 Lomiina ra In jiiipemitend liuiltliujr brtdires ltunt rutiit room and olll'es Knr 3IK) sthool luws Kur nuip of Linn comity.. 32 00 337 SO :)6 M 63 00 iieHfiirer inr tniiKinfr ne- liuniinil lux Hat fur IKii'J 60 00 Vr oil viirpet, iiiutliug, Alc. fur ciri rwu ifl H3 For wirnd for coiirt-nMiut, and uttliea l'.': sawlnt;$lj, 57 00 I'lork forrkrrk'a oltke.... 12 jtl Ojrn Statcamuu fi:r prinl'g and puldialuuK 3j 25 For liilintiery. n.cnrila,jtc. Sri fitl Martin Luprr for lowti lot las 00 tlint'ellutieoua orders 40 tii $ 2,lrJ 09 Paid on nrrmiut of Stale ciiiuea US I ruferntiuv attorney 14100 J. C. Powell. Htt'v'feca in raitiv Stale v. KeiKlall.. 75 00 J. I'. Powell, atl'v lees In ennne Mate va. Co. com uiLsioiiers 75 00-$ 644 9S DKimiKS. Acroas Cnlapnoia war Allwny. $ bSO 00 w Muddy ueur Peoria.... l' IMI I'limli l. Alb. it Corr. isr At Morutteiiiraauw-uiill Uepniriiii; liridire at St'io U0 U7tt IW- 1,30 00 KOADS. Paid for viewlnp;,snrveyin( and markinif '. 61 SO ; lumber for iKiiltrea 175 51 extrn work of aupervisnra. 2ft 00 purl .if ain't ilmn on mad 8 00) 4.19 71 Total amount paid on eon traded claims sinr July 7, I8u2 $7,9t 07 )I3,I2 89 Paid coutitv's fimrtH Htate rev- enue for lSri2.. Am't nppropriaieil from lax ra of IW 10 arliools 2,0" 11 t 4,437 94 Am t approprm ft to arlmol, from taxes of ' jtt.lJJ.i'ill By bnl. in I reus. July 7, '63, cash 36 61 t 2.0D2 73 4.4J8 96 $.'4 WW 51 181 60 34 25 Am't orders on hand not called for, date prior July 7, "tW. . " orders on band notcoll'd for date atnc July 7, IHo!.. Am't billa allowed order not called lor $ 98 75 ' billa allowed ordera not taaiied tbe cliiinianls r. funiiiK oatli of alleiriiuica. 106 64 $ 204 30 11 ordera mailed since '65 and up lo J. huh are out, not canralled, and ap ptariua uuredcemeil.prob ablv niuai of tliem ar .Nv paid.wlnlat others are loal Total liabilities .. 6-a 84 DisTairT school rcao. From Dtrntliit, ex-Treaaurar, appro d for 18C3 $ 231 76 - rainy tuna.... 13 ' finer 175 00 ' billiard licrnae 50 00 Heftimled from disorgunited dis- tric 1 43 90 Appro. Iron lase of INtij .... $ 3,056 71 " delia. yr. W.W.'bl 36 6l-$'.() 72 our tin. jocl rftMj,w ...sr "T in tram 4 to b "mitwiit. CuX At MlklLt. Salem, May Stb, lrH3. I'JinlUpt paid SCRIP ud INDIAH CLAIMS Collected with Despatch. "t"7AR SCIUI. Indian Voucher, and all other rlalma on thr t utted States, cnik-rlrd bv C. ,,,t.i-L-u ukrt i.wm r..p WD.iiifttfti.n In JiinuarV uexl. relurtiina in March. All buainera m ' ill be proiiiptlv atlended to. UHic Sol 1 rrrrt, Portland I i