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Newspaper Page Texthc (Ovcflou statesman. II K t IT K S A ' T -Ci li , K U A L M A K 1 G . Wahiiiniith.n, Kelt, ij, Yi'ti-rilnj', K, It. Wiishliuniti'i hill creailiio; "" n-vi vtiif Hi.i rmilt iif l,ii'iiti'HiiMt (i,:in-ni in llii) nrinv if the Unlteil State oum,, up f,,,. itniisiiloriilinii. nml unite HKpicy imil ijitcrcNi iur ill l.llll- I'lHUl'll tlKTI-Unilll. (iai'lielrl ,f (llti,? ,lir ') Jt'c!niiM' Cliie!' nf l nil", Hinl )iw A niriiili.T of iliu Militury Coiiiiiiillfi.. nm,l u l.iiel ami Hi iiMlik. km.(-uIi, 111 whifh Im tiMili the Uimniii i tin i. me nunc was nut neeileil tlu l'lesideiitnnil !l. Wnr l).i,irlliiiM,t nli'enilv jnmiiK Ho. pi,vv,.r to ,,.tHi i,uV Ml,ir (';(,M(.ri; in III.. seme,, lit i.,t.n .li all H,e functions MliK'li il UciiUMiuut lieiientl wcMiltl lie eniln,ve,j Willi. It 11,,. iriHinid rank was to In. created uk rowan, . ' i it, In, tlmiiKit it would l.o lii'st to wiut until tin, wnr slinnl,! close, und not seizo upon miiiiiitiiro reputations u worthy U-Ulpll-MtM ui III r'0U a prize, III, it WUS we'll known that military reputation woro formed upon n nhdiiiffiir moving noiilf. ludng Inst or won liy l,.fi.,a, , successes. If (hi, rmik liud tieeti cn-aled two yews ngn, who would have Jieetl n ppiiinti.il Priiliiilily IIIIL. ,,f goverul t.cncTuls now shelved (Littlu Muu!) or retired limn active piiilicipiilioii inthu war. mid the country would have been iiini'iifinil iated llioroliy. It hint linen incited that 4en. (.iriint would irolial,ly Ik, tho tecrtiieiit of vim, group ii'Hior, anil In, (Gnrlield) would ob if tlio coniitry coitld spine On. (Jmnt from tho great work which ho wan doinif in tho Went, and liuve him made a bureau ulliuer in Wash iiigluu. lio thought tho proposition to create the rmik ino.ii.lient, an opening tho raw and tillowing a great pressure to ho at onoo imido upon the 1'resldeiit, in lie win, not do sure that Grunt would lie tho tuiin, niter all. ' Farnitwortli of Illieiiie, also u member of tho Military Comniittoe, thought Unit tho war win nearly closed, and Unit Grant had never had any "Hliiling scale" to his reputation, n it had evor linen inni't'iisiiirr nnd win sliding up, and if it wcro possihlo that lie should ho to-morrow lirnkon down, he would lie justly entitled to tho rmik In reward for what ho hud already done ; Urant wit no carpet knight, hut would com mand in person, not in' a richly-furnished, Jlriissols-ciirpetcd chamber in Washington hit nt Uiilli'ck, after tho iminner of sot'iio Com-mniulern-in Chief, Seheiicli, chainiiaii nf tin, House Military Committee said ho should vote lor tin, bill on the abstract principle that a military man flmiild bu nt tho head nf tlio army, directing all operations in tlio Held; by virtue ol his rank, us Lieutenant General, ho should bo it (Jen-' era! in-Chief, an I should not ho detailed for that special duty, . As for personal- consilient linns, lie would hesitate nt recommending onv hmly, fur the ouontry bad iilreudy seen tile time when McChilliui, Kosecrana, or Monde Would have been the nonnl.ir choice, and the incident nf war or the orderinir of events iniL'ht again bring changes und vicis.'itiidos to iiuy of mo iiiiiuiiiunt men now tieiore tile nation. Karnsworth called tin, previous iuestiou. hut n Western inemher, slightly inehriuted, aotllie Hour, mid said: "MiHer iSpeuker, I won t' make 'ii iitiiry Juz here. Are wo to underpin' that Misuser Halleck is to be superzeded bv -zi hill! My friend, Jlizzer (iarlioid hej-e.'tays Grant's the man. Aw right! I zay; nw right ! but spiis'u we try Mizzer Halleck eighleeii muni longer, zay!" And he subsided. Washburne fretted and famed; sundry mem bers popped to their feet but Koss of' Illinois got the Iloiir, tho cull for tho previous question not having been seconded, and offered an niiiiuiiliuf-iit iucoiiiuiendiiig that Gen. Grant be the recipient of the proposed rank to bo reviv ed; cries of "Oh, no," nil over the House, in the midst of which Thaddeiis Stevens got the ilmir, und said that he could nut see the use of Ik' proposed measure; the President has ull the power to appoint a General. in-Chief, and new bill pointing at a new appointment would be a direct censure upon bis present choice, and h would hesitate, whatever he might think f Ilallcclt. at so plain a hint to the President that the House did not approve his choice, lie nlsu objected to the hill b 'cause it restrict the Prceidciitttliuclioie of a Lieutenant Gen eral from n small number of Mnj:r Generals; why not allow i:ien of less notu to have eipial footing in the proposed race for the great prize. nnd why not, even, choose from citizens, some l whom were worth more thau many Major Generals as military men? If this rank wus to be given as a mark of honor, it should be ru ierviil for tin, most successful General in the whole war, and wc should wait until the war is over; saints are not oanoiiizcd until after death, und the greatest of reputations is not secure until the possessor bus rested from his labors, lie had been amused to bene some of the mem bers speak as though it were certain that Gen. Giant would be the honored recipient of the prize, hut he wus not so certain of that ; judg ing froiu the teuacity with which the President held on to Halleck, he thought that the present General-in-Chief might bo the lucky man. Thereupon ensued a running debate upon the geiic.il merits nf tho bill, during which AVashhurne got, the flour, and, admitting that the hill was intended for Grant and fur nobody else, scolded tlio House for its unexpected and incomprehensible delay in passing the hill. He then gave a glowing panegyric upon the prow ess ami ability of General Grunt, deelnii g at ii upon the value of his publio services, giving a long resume of Ins military opera- tin the Southwest. Members hud said tint war was not over yet, itinl lie believed It mid not be until Grant was nlneed in uorenie iiuminl. rsu.l lie: "1 cant wait; 1 want I e.'is now ; Grant must h-hl out this war. and lie' A ill never leave the Geld." ' Wlialey of West Viigina wanted tn know if the conferring uf this rank upon Grant would make that Geueral ineligible lor the Presidency. This was the Inst fealher which broke, the camel's back, mid WasM jrue arose, rampant, and charged that the II . use was airuid to call tor the previous question, as members would then have to go on the record upon this matter, and he darkly hinted of another record to be liiadcuphfrcafur. which they coitld nut dodge. Hi. was interrupted by Hubbard ol Connecti cut, an elderly man, with a niienkiug voice, who indorsed Grant, hut doubted the expedi ency ol the bill. Washburne reiterated in great-' beat that the war was nut ended, and would not he until Grant was made Lieutenant Gen eral. "Tlial' what's the matter." Ilmitwell tif Mnssai'liusctti would niuciid by passing the bill now. bat postponing any appointment until the close of the war; to which Washburne re torted that X w England wus showing li. r sec tioual feeling iu this mutter Ikc iuso Grunt was a Western ui.iu, which II oiitwell denied in a happy contrast tn Watiiharnu's iutemperat-.- .milliner. Gnrlield moved to lay tile whole subject oil the table; lost by J!) lives to 117 noes. li'Hs' uiiioudnieut was liieii adopted by 111 to Id, and iuo hid dually passed by tii ayes to 41 Hoes. Cor. Sac. Cuion. Flt'X PjitTLANu, Maim:. The Ortgoniaa contains the following response to the tele graphic message segt from Portland, Oregon, tn Portland, Maiue, during the celehra'.ioa at the former place : PoHTLAKit. Mb., March 8lh, IHt4 (lfec'd Dili. I .1(1 p. M ) Davnl Logan. Mayor : l'ortlauil, Maine, to Portland Oregon, tins morning greets her fur sister. The lKdt clap their hands, the hills tht fr j"J' ! I'ct ,,U! n" course witness our undiminished love and sleepless viiiilance. as w e keep the gates of the Republic. JACOU McLKLLAN. Mayor of Portland, Me. tThe copperheads were lately circulating ,-ry industriously a report that Geu. Wright had rec-iv -d orders to draft immediately Iu the Pacific Department, fix regiments. The re port i thus oonlrndictcd by a San Francisco telegram : Sas Fkascisco. Feb. .19. The report so industriously circulated, that General Wright iian received orders to draft sit regiments .it nnee. is Unfounded. In fact, all orders cmineo ted Willi the draft must come t General Maxio, jsprnvnsl Marshal (i nernl. Th returns nf the drafting officer fr the Southern Di'trict will go furwaf J U) Washingtou by next (learner. R'.viiUj'iii.N in Hkn'I I.mi:nt. 4lno of Hie most reuiurkalile things growing not of this re hi'lliou, is the rnpid nm iiiicniitrollaldi, revo lution which is tnlig p',,,.,, j,, tho Horder SluU's uuilie(piesiiouufslaery. Iu Missouri, tho omuncipiitionists, who, before, the war, were cinlined principally to the county of St. Louis, are now in a decided majority in tho Slate, Maryland hus turned a square corner, ami, from being a State sensitively jealous of tc institution, has become mm of tin, most ac tive and positive in favor nf emancipation Lately, , the .Senate (if I ho State voted on tho repeal of the law prohibiting tho manumission of slaves, The result was eighteen fur repeal and three nguinsU Tho same revolution is going on Iu West Virginia, Kentucky, Ton. nessee, nnd Arkansas. Since the rebellion be gun, not a towuship of sluvo territory has been recovered to United Stntes aiilhorily, and placed beyond danger of being recaptured by the rebels, but has manifested immediately a desire to get rid nf tho institution. It is a lo gical sequence tout the ciiuso of so much mis ery nud niislortuuo fhould be hated.' If the Union armies should not be the means of lib orating the slavet everywhere, tho people themselves will gladly do it ere long to secure themselves protection against tho evils of re hellion iu future. That slaver has met its death-blow, and by tho hands of the rebels themselves, is a llxed fact, which no gainsaying can alter. If the rebels or their allies of the North don't like it, they have only themselves to curso and only Fato to buck uguiust. CiT Gen. Grunt recently inudo a visit tn St. Louis to visit a sick child. It being noised around that he was in tlie city, the citizens at onoo set about paying him the honor of a pub lic dinner, and tho Gcnernl accepted u formal invitation tendered him. We are mistaken if Gen. Grant will not before long bo honored by tho people in a more substantial manner. Tun Roi.ru Bits' Votfi. The Connecticut Legislature before its adjournment passed a joint resolution for amending the constitution of the State so us to allow her soldiers to vote iu the field. The cxamplu of Connecticut ought to he followed by every State whoso con stitution denies tho right of sum-ago to its sol diers. t if The tale ol a contraband was lately measured in Connecticut, nnd found to bo (if. teen und a half inches long and eight inches wiilo. 1 lie parties attempted to measure the soul of a copperhead, but upon rigid nnd care ful examination, found ho had none. The copperheads here are ditto. "Drmocuatb Siioi;m Woiik TnriK'niKii." So thinks the Albany Democrat; so thinks tho democratic persuasion generally, from the Gulf of Mexico to the great Lukes; no thought three "constitutional democrats" whom the sherilT of Josephino county 'recently arrested for robbing Chinamen. The rogues undertook to make it till right with the sheriff by assuring him they were "cnustitnlii mi' democrats," "sympathized with the South," nnd that dem ocrats should work together." Tlio sheriff couldn't see it, and took them to jail. VJf" De How. who contributed very materi ally with his. Iieciew in funning Southern sparks of treason into the flames of rebellion, lias been cast into prison nt Richmond nnd his lli view suppressed for the crime of expressing the opinion that llio rebellion cannot stand against the power of the Federal Government. We nro not sorry for Do liow lie sowed the wind, und now let him reap tho whirlwind. Wisconsin Some idea of the importance nf the Wisconsin pineries may be formed from the fact that the timber for tho bridges just completed ut Chattanooga and iui'mediate points, was sawed at Oskosh, Wisconsin These bridges are constructed h,- tho Cincin nati Hridge Company. Seven car loads id bnu her each day for forty days were sent to Chat tanooga. GttANT A Likutesast-Gkkeiial Con gress has passed a bill authorizing the President to confer the rank of Lieutenant General upon some one of the Major-Generals now iu fcrvioe. Mr. Lincoln immediately is sued a commission to Gen. Grant. If the war democrats who profess to be lieve that a more vigorous prosecution of the w ar is the only menus of saving the Union, are sincere in their professions, why aro they so intimately and constantly in consultation with 'pence democrats"? Why do they arrange party maneuvers, resolutions, und conventions i with so perfect nil nude refunding nud in such good fellowship! Why do they mutually en courage and cheer each other? There is but one answer they are the veriest cheats uud political swindlers, who pretend, u war policy to gull those who would never billing to a demo cratic organization except upon un underbuild ing that it supports the war. The latter class are doomed to be deceived and betrayed. ITTlt any unity :um ii well nriraolziel iVinornuic puny, tin; only phil-Hi, where the lliin in to I,., neeo uru ill Ku Inn. 'ii, I, ('liaileMun, vrlhu rniiips of rebellion. Tltcre it exipli ill full ami iialantl proportion!). Ocu fit.iii. That is true ; but there aro bungling iinilu- tions of it in sirkly condition in the neighbor-! hood of Jo Lune's black mud, at KugoncCily, in Linn county, and nt Dallas. On Long Tom ' 1 ' r 'corns it i n, military nct.,1 , .' , 8 , : etny. could not be chuoged. He was baptized and .Soap Creek, the imitation is so perfect that I ji tl,w lmlitaiv school as U. S. Grant, and he only a guerrilla captain or two is necessary to j has ever since borne that name. make it as good ns the genuine article. , I ADJoi l;Nt:i..-e neglected hist Weik to IIT Gen. Ganlt ought In he good authority ! ";,.k' "''" 1"'t' lb"1 U"""! uUu Territory had ,,,.,. .. . , , ' m-joiimcd fine die. A member thus pathetic- for the effect upon the rebel cause of peace v Jnbcs it. lost hours: The House talk in the North. Ho says that all pr.qiosi-1 arose, wrapped its robot ironed ji, alll, xx i i ! i tions for peace or compromise coming from l"'v,'r'y staring it in the face, Voted to meet no Northern men or news; upers, do give aid and j "' , , comfort to the rebellion, whether so intended l"5" call has he- u issued inr a copperhead or not. The pence men know that fact as well ! int ,'"vi''1'"' h-ld at Albany, Oregon, ill i .. i . r on the l.itli day nf A pill next, l'he philforiu as the rebels do. nud lln.r late reinforcements j nmlU, j, nf.w t'rir.,.,u..t1(. imflna. from the war demo.racy know it as Well. If lion as it is, nud the Union ns it was." New they assist the peace democracy, they must do , and iutelli.-ible. Clear ns mud. The reason, it n ith the full consciousness that they ure help-1 "f '"I'l1""', hy this "old saw" is continual!) v iii- ! adopted is that few of the parly can read, mid nig the rebellion. No man need plead leiin- ,., i,,,. ;,,,, n ..,..r.i , . .... ...i. 1 1 1... mine of the eff.'ct of his vote. !? Jimmy O'Meara quarrels, through his paper, at the war democrats. They, in turn. quarrel at him. Jimmy insists that they shall u.it come into the democratic party unless th.-y I A s Ap,.r,)S ,. M(:xn o.-The Paris Pal will promiso to let the "loaves and fishes" i n of DeeeuilMT iilth s.n! "Pruieo Napoleon alone, for the peace democrats to enjoy. They, I It.mnpaite. son of. the Prince Cauinu. has just in turn, swear they will not support auv of " Ukv'u" rank of , . i ir ,r ii i ' , I ui'taiti. 1 his rigiineii'. nosr in Algtrin. is Jimmy s km.) for ..(fico- are ill.ng. however. (L,JljtI. a for Mexico." The Prince here nam, d tn bnvu their votes. 1 he quornd is only a pre- lionapnrlr Idoml (nun holh of his parents, tended one; both kinds me filing to vote to- 1 1 is father was the sou nf Luuieii liouapane. gelher. or else the leaders of both wings are nd his m-'ih-r was the daughter of J.weph Ito- . . .... i nansrtc. who former v lived nt llordeuioiin. making preparation, to no purpose. hen ! H(! ., ,,, m j, lnlmi(J , , Jm " J; Jimmy and other peace democrats and other . u r 0 ,. UomaU'rmce Uusooli. var democrats are found in frequent secret caucus ingcuior. uni iravuimg ai.out lliocoun-1 nM1,..pr.-l... ing Stut.'S. so far. In I-iH). the try making speeches together, for the common i femu r pwdnci-J 6i2.fil'l gallons, nnd the bit- purpoc of seducing people into the aid of '' r 4!l4.5Hi. At the pn-seut tune California treason, the conclusion is a natural one that 1 K '," '"' ".l'rr K'cni'-M pro ... , . . i re-s in tins line has been within Ilie pad three the said war democrats are a. much in sy,p,. i ,,,,, ,.,. ,. m'(u. iu(j thy with treason as Jimmy buiis-Jf. j ,K.M, aud has progressed but sUwIi . ., TUill.lt W'liii; COitttKSi'OXUEXlE. The Hill of Mai ell see ins to have been ii great day or ru'hcr evening, at Portland.- A torchlight procession, speeches by Peiirne and Williams, lonsls and dispatch, s, greeted tin, completion of tho telegraph between Port laud and San Francisco. . The ovei land line not being In working order, prevented the re ception of replies to messages sent to the Last om States,- thus marring, somewhat, tho eclat of the occasion. Tho following correspond onoo hy telegraph took place : E.vi'X'tn'iVH Ii:i''T, Statu op Oiikiion, ? Pouti.anii. March 1, IHtil, To the l'rc.idr,rd nf the United Mulct, W'anhiiijflon, 1). (.'., tlrr-tlinfii Our telegraph is ciiinpleled. Let the great Pacilio Itailrond, with a branch to Oregon, soon follow,. We wuut niU'iicfio liepiililic, no coiiiproiuiso with rebels in anus, no num. shivery. (Signed.) ADDISON C. GIBUS. PimtT.ANii, March 5, IHIil. To the Mayor-of tlte City of San Francis co: Allow me, on this auspicious occasion to cnnvc.j tn you assurances of the respect and Kindness entertained liy I lie, citizens ol the com mercial emporium of Oregon, for yourself and the citizens of tin, commoiclal emporium of the Pacific. DAVID LOGAN', Mayor. San Fuanuhuu, March 7. David Logan Sir : Sau Francisco returns tin, congratulation of Portland, her sister city of tho l'aciliciind rejoices iu being more clusu ly connected by the telegraph. II. P. COOX. Portland, March 5, IHIil. ItKV. II. XV. llKLWYMPreiidcvl U. In sanitary Commission. Aw York: Oregon is at your door by telegraph, and greets you as the guide, of its patriotic charily. A.ilOLHROOIv. PoitTr.AND, Oregon, March 1, 1HG1. To the Mayor of ike citii of Portland, Maine : Portland of the Pacilio to Portland of tho Atlantic the vounger to the elder sister oiio iu name, may they ever bo United in the preservation of our common country and its liberties. DAVID LOGAN. Mayor. PoinT.ANii, March 4, 1M4. To Davii Soannix Chief Jin gin ter Fire Dejiurtinenl, San Francisco: Tho Portland Fire Department salutes you. A cominon pur pose makes us warm friends. May new tie( bring us slill nearer. JO. ISUCHTKL. Chief Engineer Portland Fire Dep't. Judicial Fkkh in Oiikiion In tho Hon e, Mr. M'liride, of Oregon, by utiaiiitnoiis' con sent, offered the following resolution; which was read, considered, and agreed to : Whereas the fees nnd compensation now allowed hy law to the officers of the United Slates district court for the Statu of Oregon, nud to jurors nud witnesses attending the same, me inadequate, mid lead to much difficulty iu tho administration of justice by said court; Therefore, Jiesolred, That the Judiciary Committee be directed to inquire into the expediency of pro viding for mi increase ol said fees and compen sation, und report by bill or otherwise. friie Virginia Union says tluit " I'eacu Vcmou rui.y" in only a muk of I i-eiifun. K.rihniye. 1 ho Union is mistaken somew hat. It is unb an attempted mask. It dues not cover the treason. Tho cloven foot and the basilisk eye show themselves every day. Hundiiy News Itkms Colonel J. C. Mo Kihben. lately un Aide upon the staff of Major General 'I'll urns, has resigned his commission nud will soiiii leave fur Idaho, where he will permanently abide. The Senate has passed a bill appropriating $2(1,000 for I lie purpose of enabling tho Presi d.nt In make u treaty w ith the Klamath, Snake and Modoc Indians in southeastern Oregon, uud for the puichasu of their hinds. Chevalier llayard ef Delaware In.ving re signed his seat in the Senate, his newly-elected successor, George Herd Kiddle, appeared in his seat yesterday, and his credentials were presented by Suiilsbiiry. It is understood that his stomach is not so weak as to iueapicitute him from taking the oath. Casline, Cor. Sac. Union. Lkft Him. Little Chad, nt the coppeihead jubilee at ltoscburg. complained t lint the Union democrats "had I ft him." Well, they didn't leave much. , Tub "lir.siDENT'a Piiolasiation to bk Tkhti-.d. A case is now before the Courts at St. Louis which may be carried to the Supreme Couiti and if transferred to that ti ibnuui, may he the menus of telling flic President's ciiisnci palioii proclamation, uud establishing whether a darkey is a man or a chattel. "A negro woman from Alalmmn, nu escaped sl.ive, has been sentenced to the penitentiary by the Crim inal Court nt St. Louis for vagrancy, liy Stale law she is liable, us a runaway slave, to be whipped and detained till her owner claims her, or to be sold, niter n limited lime, to pay her jail fees. The Criminal Court took the free dom of the woman, under the proclamation, for granted, nud therefore sentenced her t the penitentiarv. Her counsel raises the noiut bc- i- .. r . i , . . -,. . ..' lore .iiiuge nun mat sue is sun legally n slave alll if 'he Judge decides ngniust him, ho v. ill carry the cu-o In the supreme Court on appeal." ii i nc i o:iri snnni.t iiecl.le that tlio proelaiuatimi was nneonstitnlional. the principal objects of the Southern chivalry to a return to the Union would he removed, and we should have them buck at once, niggers and nil. li.rchanfc. U. S. Ghant. Iu n recent trip over the Oll'o ai d Mississippi Ii.iihoiid, in company with Major General W. T. Sherman, that gen llemau, who is u warm admirer of General Gram, related a circumstance as to how he oh tamed the iuili.iis U. S.." nhich we do not recollect having wen in piini. He, ,it,i,., tM General Grunt's '.baptismal name was Hiram I I l. I .1... u'j""! nun ne nor.- urn name nu ne was ap pointed a cadet at West Point. The tuber i of Coii'Tess who nominated him oio. li.o,' ..i his name mixed up with that ol his brother, nud nt" "'" appointed us Ulysses Sydney, and, that intp.ifsil.li for lliein In decipher nnotln-r nhil form before the election. Mmjtrille Appeal. Mr. Appeal, hare j ) been on Long Tom T If imt, h w did yin hit the Oregon democracy so exactly iu the i liter Wise. Ohio and California are th great Nkw Viiiik, March 5. A Wa-biugtoti sp cuil says: Niuhiug oflicinl has been received iu Wii-hiiigtnii direct from Sherman's expeililiiiu. Little reliauce is placed in acoontilsif it pro gress und iipernlioiis coming through Viiiis liurg. Q uite as litl Iu is accorded to reb I no connls, because it is pro ulilo that the rehpl au thorities have obtained tin insight into his 'movements. It is oortnin that he has taken posses. ion of Meridian, which is judged to have been the prune object of his movement. This enable him to interrupt the rebel railroad coiiiniiinicatious with Mohilo nnd all Mississip pi aud Alahoiia. Huston, March 5 The large Drug Kstab mont of Weeks ii Potter was burned to-day. Loss $70,000 ; Insured $10,500. Wasiiinoton, March ii. The House Com mittee on Flections has decided that Mr. Loan of Missouri is not untitled to the seat he now occupies, ' Nrw York, March 5 A Washington spe cial says : It is tint believed that Admiral Far rugut intended to accomplish anything mnrt, at Mobile than to make demonstrations to draw the rebel attention from oilier operations. It is rumored that Geu. Sickles' testimony about tin, battle of Gettysburg will main, it necessary for Meade to resign command of tin, Army of the Poloinao. In that cuso Hooker or Smith will succeed. Grant has recommen ded Smith Ciiattanoooa, March 4. The following are relcgruuis, dated Daltnn, Ga , Feb. 27th. The enemy's skirmishers were two miles this side nf Tunnel Hill lust night.' It is not be lieved they will inuko a general attack on our front. The enemy's force have fallen back from Lafayette. There is a brigade of cavalry nt Suinnieraville. From present appi ariinces tho enemy will await reinforcements to mako a flunk moveuie'nt hy wny of Lafayette. Gen. Wheeler yesterday captured a sergeant and ten privates. Tlio enemy continue to fall Illicit this morning. Gen. Wheeler's cavalry has advanced beyond Tunnel Hill with a vievv of cutting nil' the enemy' transportation. Our lino of battle has advanced, Geu. Johnston iu front. All prospects of a general engagement have failed unless the Federals aro overtaken, Cavb Crrr. Ky., March 5. The noted guerrilla, Col. Kicimrdsnu, en route northward, while attempting tn escape, was shot dead. Washington, March (i. Gen. Meado ap peared before tho Committco Yesterday nud denied emphatically that any oriiers were made or delivered to Sickles and botihleilay regard ing tho recall of the army nt Gettysburg. It is understood that his explanations wcro not entirely satisfactory, and the Committee will pursuo i iiivi'stigulinns. They will nlso ex amine into the responsibility of tho Florida disaster. Seymour, who commuudcil tho ex pedition, is under arrest and has been sunt fur. Admiral Diipont is iu Washington nnd is to appear before the Commission for investigating the failure of the attack on Charleston. Tho Commissioner appointed to invePtignte the charges against Geu. Duell, exonerate him I mm ull liluino. NkwYoiik. March 0. The Timet' special avs: The result of Kilpatricli's cavalry expe dition i n follows : The main track over llio principal ruiirouils by which Lee's nriny gets supplies, is destroyed, and tlbo commissary de pots nud ordnance stores. Six en mil boats were burned and several locks on the James river canal were destroyed. Large numbers of prisoner were captured, several hundred hiiiscs pre sed into tho service, nud hundreds of negroes improved tho opportunity to escape. The Pichiuoiid Sentinel claims the capture of !()4 of Kilpatricli's men mid live ofliocrs. New Yokk. March 8 'l'he Herald a ond Tribune's specials say : It is rumored that Grant, who is on his way to Washington, is to succeed Halleck, while' the World says that Grant's visit is only for a general consultation. One or two more ships of war nic tn go to the Pacilio. A Hilton Head letter says it is rumored that Adiuiial Dupout is again lo take cuinuiaiid of the Atlantic squadron. The World s special snvs : Onr relations with France are in ti very critical condition. Persons from the Soutii report that a strong force Iiim been sent Iroui Atlanta to Macon and Montg cry iu udvuncu of Sherman. It was thought that Gen. Polk, who was encamped on the eastern side of the Toinbigbeo'. would have no trouble iu repiibiug Sherman, ns llio bank er the river afforded spleud d ih lences. The World's dispuich also say llio state ment that n general exchnngoof prisoners una about lo be made, is Without b lalion, nml suppose that Gen. Grunt will endeavor to have llio fiiiipcr plans ol tho President iiioililieil.und to perfect his owu views or the conduct of mil itary affair. VVasminoton, March 8 Tho Republican says: Gen. Mutter telegraphed hist night Unit be had received information confirming the L'ichiiioiid Sentinel's announcement that C'nl" Dahlgron was killed in a skirmUh ai King's und (Queen's Court llonse. The President has signed the Whisky Hill, and it is now a law. A Newbern letter s'ates that Jeff Davis has suppressed the lialeigh Standard. Official iulelligence coutirm the report that Ji ll. Davis ha ordered tint immediate seizure of all points now held by the Federals in North Carolina. Ni:w Youk, March 7 The A rugo arrived oil tlio 4th llom Ililtui I,.,,, ri;Mr Cliuileslon. The bombardment slill continues, with good effect, licbcls replied at intervals but reullv did no injury. All was quiet at JticUnnville, Florida. I!e iiilnrceiuenis were rtipidly arriving. Our po ulioti is sufficiently loniiidublo lo repel uny att.ick. K.no.uii.i.k. March 4. Scout report that Loogsiieet had shipped his wagon trains to Kicliiiioud and is mounting his men upon hor ses uud mules, uud pressing into service nil ihe iiuiiuu! that can be found. The rebel cav alry is still scouring the country sunlit uud ca-t of us. dipt. Hopkins, well known, arrived hero yesterday llom Mobile, winch lio left on Ihe Idlhof Feb. lie says there are about tt,0iK troops ut Mobil,-; lortillcations iu the rear of the city are good, but could In, tarried by a largo loree. Desperat,, resistance would' bo niiiile il the city should he attacked. N i.w YuliK, March 7. Ne.v Orleans advice to Feb. il'.llh, has been received. Furragut continues hia attacks un Fort Morgan. Washington, March . Thu House to day amended the gold bill so a to authorize the .Secretary of ihe Treasury to amUvpale the pnyuieiil of intereH on the public debt Iriuii time to time, with or without dale, as uny ho deemed expedient. The bill i,u.-jed by 'M in U4. All loyal states except Massachusetts, Indi ana, Illinois, Missouri uud Ion a. have raised their lull quoin under tile lut Call lor men. i Wisconsin is neurit' full. j Vi-w v.... ,f..l. u l'l... r . I . .t,fu,.-ii o. i no KstmmerriHi s Fortress Monroe lein r ol Ihe olh says. Cell. Peck is besieged nt Ncuhoru, nud so is nearly every post in North Carolina. Kilp ilrick's vct- l.fOI. ll..t.-...I...M I....I I... ..... I t 4 i i t,.., lor' department and may accomplish morel titan twice tlu-ir number ol ml. miry. , The Dit miKNi k. The manner of celo bratiog Washington's I irth-d.iy by various t pie. show must conclusively their difference of spirit. While mint of the Union people cele brated the day w nh bi-torical orations on the character of the great patiuit, music, speech,- and prayers fur the pten rvalioti rf ihe Union, the copperhead.- held iiiccling for the nrgaiti talinn of parlizins npiust Ihe government, and speeches to stir up iitsiniordiiiiilioii and bad blood against its ollii i.il lo ud'. In one of ll o r principal llieelin in Oregon, the ringleader counselled resistance te the authorities, killers things should go In soil the copperheads. tVl'ioiitie ays, the perpetual cry nf Ihe rebels about iheir conliil' iice, shows that they tuv'nt got any, Nevertln lt . ill y ate regularly trained con fnb'itee ineii. no. I liuve got the ' drop" on a good many mppt-i heads, even in On -uu, TIIK ISSAXB ASVM'M, V8. Til 8 STATU Hawthorn dc Loryea. Contractor at Port laud, for keeping the insane, mailn nn nppliea linn, on the flth int. for a miindanius, which w as iiileiuleil to try the question whether they can exceed tho appropriation (,f twenty thous and dollars mado by the last Legislature, for keeping the insane. Tho application wus inr.de to Juilgi, Unisc, who, iu deciding the case, said : The LegMaUiiO nt its last session made pro vision by law fur tho al"-keeping of insane nnd iilioliu person; nud that law authorized the ( loveruiir to contract with suitublit persons, for the cure and custody of such insane per sons. Tim Governor made a contract with the plaintiffs, and they entered on the duties of their trust, miller the contract. Tho eleventh ectiou nf the net provides ns follow "The Secretary of Statu is hereby au thorized nnd required to druiv his warrant upon the State Treasury in fivorof said contractor! for all moneys duo them us per contract, and the Stale Treasurer i hereby authorized and required to pay llio tamo out of any moneys in his hands, belonging to tho general fund not otherwise appropriated." At tho same session of the Legislature, in the general appropriation hill providing for tho current expenses nf the Stale, twenty thousand dollars was specially appropriated In defray the expenses of keeping the insane under thi con tract. This sum has already been drawn by tho contractors, on tho warrants of tho Secretary. Tho warrants on w hich the money has been drawn, and this warrant which the plaintiffs nsk to have auditud are in form a follows, to-wit. : Treasurer nf Oregon, pay to Hawthorne & Loryea, or order , and charge to Insane' Asylum fund. On these warrant: tho State Treasurer ve fiisc to pay muiicy from tho Treasury exceed ing the special appropriation of twen v thous and dollars. And tin court is asked, (hy a writ of imiiiilamus) in direct the Secretary to draw his wurr.uit on the Treasury directing payment, out of any moneys in the Treasury not appropriated. And it 'is claimed that Sec tiuu 1 1 of the nut providing for taking care of the insane, fco., makes nu appropriation of nu indefinite sum sufficient to meet these expenses, whatever they may lie, out of any funds iu the treasury not otlierwito fpecilly appropriated. And Unit if there is or should bo any money iu the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, Plaintiffs are entitled to draw tho same. Tho constitution of this Stale, Article !), section 4, provide, " No money shall be drawn from the Treasury but in pur suance of appropriations mailo by law." Section 7 of the sunn, Article also provides: Law making appropriations for salaries of public officers nud current expenses of the State shall contain provisions upon no other subject" ' in order, therefore, to authorize the payment of money out of the Treitsiirv, then, must be, 1st. nu appropriation by law. 'Jd, Tho law making sniuli appropriation emi contain prnvi. ions on no other subject. The act of which section J 1 is u nart, is ,.n not to provide for the care and custody of insane and idiotic, persons and contains provision on that subject. Sec tion 11 appropriate an itidelinile amount of money, to defray the expenses of such care and custody, which expenses are a part of the current expenses of tho .Stnte.nnd are provided for ns such, nud twenty thousand dollars spe cially appropriated for 'that purpose (it beloro slated.) It is very obvious Hint this net con Iniiis provisions uu subject oilier than the ap propriations of money. I think, therefore.that so much of seolioii 1 i n appropriate money from tlio Treasury is in conflict with the put vision of Section 7 of Art. 1) of the Constitu tion uud is consequently void. . . The warrant of tin, Secretarr ie drawn in conloruiity with the law defining uud regulat ing the duties ul that ollicer, and is, I think, correct. The object of this provision of tho Constitu tion is to prevent impropriations iiinde inad vertently, ami for which lio uileqiiiitu provision is made in tho estimate of current expenses, and ulso to prevent appropriations from the Treasury, being inserled iu laws oil other sub jects, nud passed without duo consideration. Littm: Gttd.s. A philosopher with nu un usually tender heart recently declared : "Then, Is suiiielhinc iuexoressihle u,...f m little girls. Lovely, pure, innocent, ingenious, iiiMo-jii-mtng, nut in iiiiiiiuess lo nrollieis, ba bies mid elell'lliini'. Thee ..... I,., I.. 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'Mm- tinlu nirtltwt:i! of Itim n n. nt tin- f .H-iw it((v( li.yr iit : stn' nt'rvtr. , rt.fn en It . t'ic hiiffii Hi rni.ti v , v-i ii i'vrum I'tirmit itii nu in-iuiMl u wv 'ftr iV kii i viito Im wt'i f'.;l. mM 1 h.-M r. .i.tii(tj.- f,,r tlw iti.?ini'-i liK'ti'-V Mn'!- ft. hii ti liitmi' vnH (M, I'itchMf.l tf i' "f ii AH t'ltrr itttn'ii In u;vijiil uv c,l.iitn, but I will tint Ih n -(I'mmlitu fur miy, J'i nt n will lf lmiil. il fi ni.t'i n. I'Mi'rmr TniMiliMiM ; hy Tim .1cmi( 1hi I'V ISir (n iiv,hi t'T iMnmc-ln. Tlitioli-.tH i ,aM Wh inl lit wi.irlt It-live lijfi m (..., , mun (if m Mli; il " l'l"'l 'tny If'tW III lh Stnv, 1 IIIMiIf.tll in H In ittilllill 41 k bu, ,fri'v liottl W ! id- - !i:t''l- 'jh JtllLS ttll.K-,. Ti.iiro, HeiitMi Coiutty. ml ';iV.i for Tina iCni Ju (ir,IU(fc MAS will iM.vrn.li tr flr, ,tn j mm n xtxt .tl-l'-r l.nk, nii'i f'r taw Imli .. TUP 1 1 l,l:i VUli Of San Francisco, Will Insure atrtlnnt l.ois or Tltmat; by rip f tnOrQifan ana in Washington Torrltory, JOXATIMV III' XT, A, i. U ALSTON, rrcMacm. Hvcrctnry. DIUKCTOUSs '),t, Uti Vt lsH II Louts nlt-Lanu Vi.l. li't.rm. A (V V, J. Kalstoi J. (i. Kitt t, A. I,. Tulilis .1, Mora Moss. . S. CI. Hitfolow If. Holirtimn II. Ciirleton, Jr J. It. Thomas, I.. 1!. Hoiichley,... Win. Hliorninn, I. . Sncln dames Diil-'remory. .1. 11. Hray .1. II. Ncwtoi II. Ii. Dotlgi, 1). Stern Horniauii Miehels. I'Veileriek llillitijrs. J. tr. Kelliiiy A. (i. Klilt.a ..Dnlnllini.. Knlatiiii Co DtiWitt, Kittle & Co. 1 ultlis . Co llitrolow & Bowtnnn, j. Helipinan it Co. W. T. C'oluniau & Co. L. II. Henehloy Co. W. Khernian &Co. Ii, &M. 8aehs &(!,. l'res't . F. H, U. Hray & llro J. I!. Newton A- Co. Dodiro & Hhaw. L. Si rauss & Co. .Kulloptg Ilewston & Co. II. l' Test'lteinncher ti. II Howard. M. 1'. Jones V. M. Lent. A. T. Lawton. .1. Whitnov. Jr. ....13. A. Wood V Co, Ex-Mayor. .liaudall & Jones. C.S.N. Co. -l'res't Hibernian H & I,, Co. - Itttllnn Frurt.s. late Hanks & Davis. Moses, Kllis &, Co. Goldstein, Seller, & Co. Dana liros. Into 0. J. Ilrooks & Co Ag't P. M. 8. 8 Co. l'res't Gould & Carry J..-Liiznrd Frores , ... nightman & llarilie J, l'atrick & Co Murphy, Grant & Co ....llodire and Wilsnn ..Geo. Howes & Co W. Alvord tfcCo .. .- Cttusul for Prussia I'M. Martin Mayno,.... i.. Krwin Davis V. Ii Weaver K. Ii, Gohlstein,., V. A. Dana l' W . Ilrooks, I.lovd Tovi A. It. Forties Jonathan Hunt J. O. KnrL N-J. Ilensley Kilo I.azitiil John Wifilitniau.. i. W. Keavor Will, ttliaron. Adam (Inint Alpheos Hull til. wilsun,... . 1). J. Oliver Jabez Jlowtis, 111. Alvord H. ItaiiBsinaii MAl'lIAnililVl'O, F.,lKr Mills D. 0, Mills & Co Arnold J. Arnold &. Co C. T. Wheeler ISooth & Co HTOt'KTO. T. It. Anthony Ap't Wells Fargo &, Co HI A It V VII. I, H. .1. H: Jowett : 1..... jlecker & Jewett D. W. (I. Kiel!,..... i.ltiee, Coffin Co. ' POIITItAND, IIKHnOI. .1 0. Ainswortli ....Pros't (). 8. N. Co V. 8. LiitlJ Lsdil fe, Tilton AV. H. I-,A1)1, Atfpnt, Cm38 FoRTUttn, Orwios, Hodge Calefj PORTLAND. ORIUWN, ' -dealers in ; Drugs, iMftliciiit'H, Piiinttt, Oils nnd GIuhh, Whito 4, cad, Viirnishos, Iji'ubIh's, PaititoiV MiiU'iiiila, kc, .... Kt'i'osi'iiu Oil and Liiniji.s, -OFFER f'OJi HALE- , Litiscoil Oil, lilils. and cases. Litt'd " " 1 Kctostnie " " .Mainline " " 'I'limnTs' " " WiiitK Lead, lifgs aiul jmils. 'l'tiiii'iiliiif, I'ii.ntt.'iV slock, Wimliiw (ila.ss, -IA7 A STOCK OF- DRUGS AND MEDIC'IIVES Uiismpiis-et! in llin Jtalf, in Kxtciit, varu ty and Coli)llL'tl'H'S. 1101)1 Ji fy CAI.F.F, H7 Front ilreel, Puritan J. Vlt liMI No Credit I ! rilI.lt.M ,N.S ,tUNKI( ,v I'll, from ami nfierlliis i t!i,., i,r,i.o.,(. loilo SI Klt' l'liV A CASH HUM Ili'is.S, l.,-li,.viny it will l. Iifiietifinl t flo-ir lrielltla ilinl rtia,.ioiiiin...n'..,iy. Ii will nml, It, ll,c-ui lo sell Ifiiotls at il . tun liM-ilf.-riiuMy rfi;H-ti' with I'unli.utl. V'i-ir t!r Irrmtnattv i t Ut tell giU at chrnp n utty houtr tn thrrirn. jMiImmi'Ii tltrv liitve eKlru'fifiiftit from lnrt'tni'., ytt ilifti- ixrt?iiwKiiri much liyhi'ir in On-jioii lily, tui'l hy llicir iriiiiihiT of iltiitif ..uxiiii-M lin y t iill liiurt) tliitii li.iH!M'i' tint cli:iii;i fi.r fu lfill l-l. i:ii lim (wt. iil tri tl mtl dim biiitiu!itd tiHi giMnl Vketifter than ..-- oft t it'tttir ih Ut Shttr, (irvwm City, .M.irili 7, 8,3." KV 10.11 T 1 1 K Ctiliitu'iiii Itivnr li(ml, lotilintf p. - jlt" I fintti l''irild'nl, iitnviitliil.il' "nr lli m.tj l.iwfli.f hl'OCK iii 'Ii lIIi.. CiivT '' l-.lton-in uni rtiiiKliirtily rii-fiiiftNl in fuiprttvini; llio Wtirot m rt (' tl'i rt'Hil ji KKIillY VS lam IilVI.Ii nmloueuti Hunly KiviT. ltnli-4 nf Til I Lnh HuiiH), Mill: or Jtick M r'tiii M..ti ,Vt " J f -4 1 d I tttiH vir iti yArii.. .VI " M.tf(i.. lit TirkHn n.il-i nt id fVrr'u NU DXTlt A CII AimK I'iiK KKKIO I Ml A HrkHt nl Id titmvn nvt in nit) oniv umrp- uu iitt' Knit, i ntH'ic oy tim i mnnunv. JU. s I'AI.VIi li, I'r.MilrMl. ' 'htmtfitt (.vtr llmii ('mpnnv, J. J. Horr-MAK, Kit. .HHIN K. Mll.hKU,' .ul,l, I'AMKU. A. t . (iiiuis, Mmr!. i!, I Kill. Kf Din-rinm. IV nltrttl'iT, lirini In Fiftw-n Milo ltnriinl, Wiifi o iMitmtv. one miitill liniwn lit'ltmi inttru, uo Tt-tfiii- nrHtt'ii, w my ttrcnti'ii itit .hino V'U v.' !v' iiljt. F. IiriMU.IET. TY (In nit'.-iilM r, liinu' i milrn n nli'vi-t nf fUr I ) ti-lnri. I. inn cimitv. tttf tiriinllc miiv nx, uml t.i Yiiim nit). Itrui.'ltti mi lm vft In it will) 1', J. Hitiil ttrT bit rn run win j( on mv fitrm r.rtli Itmt two ywm-Jsv'ai " TlltW, AlAliTIN. IM' ll'i PolisMillnT. Ii villi mi I lit (liiuti City mimI ) Hvirtii mini, in I lit ii.-lklilH.rln""! ol IIiiiIm mli hl, lnver ,M" ttln (irct-'tid, I'hii'kitiuim r'lmi'r, mt rrl mul whim "in at il Mpf r, live yrar .i.firtiu. l IV ('. un lli U.-H iiiirii.rrop him) Ut in iIm rtv'tt pttr. Ft 1 1 M-Jw i WM li:r(jVM. 1V tl-e iili li-r-iu'ii-.!. livioti'.'J milt a iui iif MiImhii Inf. un v lii'p tme 1 1 r I fiBinln liitcli. I j or 111 veiHC'lli It" nmtolitnr nuitV4; mill lurw jHi Ihii itt my i! irr- (.turn Anyu-I Tii nwiifr it imitUil y miuu unit !'iiv f!uirH(Hinl lake h-irrr iiayhv. WH.I.IAM ttVOJf. MilffM"k!.. Mio-Vi-mkj (V , Tvo I", Y.I. Vw'i I)V iht: hiIm rili. r. Iimh in Uim U r t-ml .,f ( ,,".,71 )vlii'y,m ViHoliiU rtMini v, ono puihII Hurk Iii'IIhii nmrf. I jut t.ld ii.t ft riiw . hoodi ' IdiimI luuli, no ttmrku iv ltmnU p ni'i vnlle. ISAAC At IK I',. FiU lul I Vwl II V Im (.ii1Mri(M r.lif iti'f tiiMr Hi lo.,inn i-diintr.onrt )tifown m ti. Mli-mt 4 ymt-n oil, luitr I v 1.1 futmln luifli. MO tuHl M or UHHitu ( rrr-iv it ! Uwl MAM'ttM Ml!.! nJ,-. JAGOB CONSEFi SONS, Produce & Commission Kcrchanta ' Secoittl Htreet, Unites, Orecon. ' ' "T'lIK very li.-st. l.rafiil.r of Hour, I'ef I of nil kltnl's',' A nml eviti'V rt sfsiifl(ill ol' Prridri.-o tltmstittl! Iv iy slow mul soliC nt til towskl rata. -.,;.., V. ; FAMILY (JRWKKIBS; "-; ' A t'luiit'ti iitniliii.,ii(, offiimilv jrhtt'itrli's,' inejiiililii,'1 llm lieal selet'iloti ..fTeH. (.'olleeti, iwn).'i'i.., ,(t-' oil i.xtrfsly for fteniily tins, 1 ' ; CiiiiKiKnn'ieiitN roeoli'Ml, anil n ireneml Stfinn.1", For-'-wiiriUiigiiiul I'oiiiiiiiiBiini lltuiiiutas proiiipily attmideit Wo will ulta, ,Uy a ,,iixii,OASII iiiiti'Rsli.iWfitr! a I tnt t ul fouiiirj; iii,,i,,u mij,, H'li..ii., IIhi i ' ,"o' '.f"".' l'h"li"j lJ'ie,l i'uil.,J,i ttlir, Jellorsoll Mills, Jliifi.m Co. Oreooti ' . .lAI'lllM'UNSiat rVHONS, ' Hwnn.l stTM, Ilititotn, nittt ' " tl'tt, 1 i .Ictlersmi, Muiiott t'ti.,Oif(fon. "' TJ-EIU' EVKUYTIIINrf tmetllv fo.,n,l Knmtlr' JV Uroeery sitore, anil DICI.I Vl'llt HOODS If HUH OeUUIAIfll K touiiy piirt of llm ei.y. , , istilj ,i Odd Pttliowo' Itui-nl OiHotci')', HAUM, PMGOX. .. . fPIIOSi; wfio liuve rulmivos or diemls tnlsitit Iu X tliis (.'eineti,i'y alii ri'iiieioil to funiisliaio oiilwr, of tin. niiileMiKiieil un Btnui u imciifulile tlmiollow laa iiifoiaiiiiioti, vi: Niiinii. nut:, sex, ruliii', iiiiirrieil til' siliyln, t.lliei, of liirtll, of wltat timiilv, liiMitb-l' oS days ill; ilieil when, wliure, nml emto i liuiletl, when ' itinl liy wlioin. '1 he ,lij't. of t he Coi't'ifoiiiK inquiries is for tint uurnomi ol ri'ifiauiiliou in a book alremtly' iiroenrtHl for ilmi tniptwu. , . - 1. H. MO()It!.;s, ,, . i I!. N. TKHUY. STiMWW, .,. S. K. MAY, . ... . Rillftn,, Inn miry It, IHIil. ' 4(lt . . ,., f PHI! iiitileraiKiieil, linvliii: Wen nriiniefl ttilminis. ' Jl trstitfoftlte estnlaof .lolin Hvnt. iltic tl,, nil mis IwvhiK eliiims uuuiiial snitl nsittl uroooq ttir.-tl lo'; lu'esein liimi, with tho proper vnuultrrs, tn ute, til my law oflliii iii Iiiiliiyttle, liiaililil etiuntr, Ufeuoti, Wliliin six iniiiilli from litis l;tte. , (.'. liAM'f ON, AilitiV ' 'j! yjijt.lg;rl 4w.VI K-lllte'ol .lolin Hynl ' ' Au ii renii'ily tfi pmilv ami 1(1 VQ t l 1 t,l cleanse llio lilooil, luavini: it K. ; free I'riini nil 1 urn on. I im- I liliOOI) AND LIVKK purities, wi, assert, won eon. Ihleiii'it llnil tlii'i-n U tttiihiim SYHUl' HAS Kp ' I'.tJl'AIiAHAIlIiOOD better tlntti NrottV'a htwid Aflll Iii V K liNYlU'P. jiediuinh. jx 18 ko snckkt mkdicink, as the poumiila 'u.v8 bee.v i'ulsltsukd ix, the mudical hooks, and is uskd kxten-,' SIVKTiYllYPIIYKICIASSAaTIIK St 1 1 ST PKU-" AUIaK MKDIOIMC KN'OWX KOIt TIIE.CUKB 01" SCUOh lJIiA, WIIITK 8H liLLI.NO, AND ALIi'i DISEASKS (I1J0WIN0 OUT OK AN IMI'CIiK j STATE 01'' THE 111,001). THOUSANDS WIM. ,' TKSTIKY TO ITS YALUK. liDI.INOTON & CO., ' BOI.EAtlENTS, 41ti AND 4IS, FUDNT 8TI1KCT, SAX KltANCISCO, . . . ,'l , , i 'l imftii, ' ' J),l W-'f' HA I, I,' MAI, "ir"i' ' , ,, A.U Fur lbs euro of lontf. i ;. ' ? i Mainline Conjjlis, Ilrotitliilis, ns , '' us Coiiaiiiiitiioii, I)r, Win. I !' it Hull's llnlsaia is liinilimtilo. Its ' " , poi'ttliar coinUnalirtti isllinrosiilt -, ,, of eineiieiK',,, wtj hb totiiualo .'. : , -, It'inm li du of ilie'eauso of tliesi, ' (liienwo, anil llio tertllloatea of ; ' . ' ' ' feaitiiliitWi) t'ltres are ofIleiertt'. ' 1 proof, of il superiority. HF.p. :-. INOTON iV t;j)! General ugonu' ,1' ' ",! Fortlieri;eilicCiist,.ICniitHl8 ' ' ' , , ,. . ,i, .... Front Street. KllrV KmHelsro. ' ' ; lin.'sl -' HAT! AW II A aid "VwiTl nitTc ".' ortiishionnl.lc sfvles. for rule he ' ' 'If KM ITH tVCAKTWIIIfltrr. ' To Uio Citiaon of Salem. riiinlifi-, TisthM, X'U'lml. 'I'lIU itiiilei'siKiinl Wtrslenv to infonn tin- eiiltrn - I of Snlftn tluit )t lina If iiiri'lin J tin. I'LU'l'l.it SAW Jlll.l, nml I'l. XIN(i MACHINEititiiittedoii ' lite Oreiioii City mail, '-' mil uortlt of Snlem, n ln'r0 lie will In, happy lo t'nrnisli bin rtlil rtiatninrrs Willi tlio ' Wst ipmliiyoi Yellow, White, OP Kir Lumber, Ijllhs, or I'itkels, on (hurt liiilire noil Hmi.timlile lornts. , w'L?f.'."pT5,.l'''!.!,'U yoKK OflOD WOIIK Vf 2 & A I Dili uunltvl itutnetliulelr. .. E. U TOWI,. .lanil.iry l-llll, IXt'.l 4t;ir ITII ! Ii II 1 lilll ' I'tl KSINOElt M'ANPAUllMAI IIINErt for matt. noieoiriliK ttiipoe.,iin, nt ftreHtur spi-i-il, niij aU perior ui nil niin r niiu liiiit a fur like ns, s. Tim ntiw Itor, I'.trn rl. sin, ph. un.l I'uiabln ineelmtlii'iil piniti pl.'n in ilii.a,. tii!ii-iiii...i.p,lc.o liiotit Itenenl eompelilioii, ' All tlicyri'iit liiiiiinfiirtni-i.' of tin; 'n.,.J SlnU'B unit huropo a mippheil r, iih them. Tim Sinner I.ellpr A "Tinniror-.o tilmlllo" I'nmill .lliieliiiie ll'.'.'t n-reiit tlnpmt-t-rnriit, f.ir ,-trf mi'lp, Fell. t". ilmttm'.', ire., Is tl.o nii.itl pfifiii nml relstltli! fmnllr ninrhine yrt of. f,.e.l. '1 in v nr., n vtiiiii of ,'orr,.,.t uVii.iu. nl nil rate ol t.pi-e.1. iijiuitnll !.iti,l ol'iiiuieriul.iuitl wiib all kind ol tlireinl. Tit.. Miee'illiil'tn in etl'lrelv wltliiii vtew,lllnl miller Ihe eoiilml oftl.t. npernti-r. who llt.-ivb ran nviiiil tin, pt,i-ile),ili,-ii nml nii!ioyiin,,i,,t rn fotiiino,, v itii Sewttiv: Sim bini'n luivintr their iiiweimttiniit hiti.Un tioitt view, liinli-r pit tt ite,, ol fiiephniy ni t-onsl roe. ion.. ii 1'hthi priiiuil iiiKii-ii, tiotii. hi- niniitf ciii'li nut. rhoi... frt.iii ultith tiny urn: lull leielily ilniWliitiiiiiJ Iheir ntte. I f I'llliipMfl. I'lieo l.isl,uil Pjieiiiiiensof work llniih'.l lice lo iniv mho,',... C ir" A very or, m re-tie-iimi h.t I n Intelv tnnilc In' the pri.'os of lint Siitt-er ftiwinir Hut itit.e. ilinn run. hlii, pot. iiit-iH lo ft h i;.l rinss liniel.iiie nl Ills K1IIOU mt'-Mif illl'.'l ior or Set.uii i;! aa iii.-htnas. THEslMillK MAVri.'ACTUl;lt(). l-ni'it-nor to I. M. biiett'i-Jk I'o I l-l'J Mt.l.l-olll.'l l' I 'n el. S.1I1 b'i-Hllftm'n. lint'! " ' M Itlilim.lM, K, AitetiL I.IKVM,A(li.NT-i WANT H). rr ' ' Fine llhti k aiel Oree7?--T J JAPAN IViw, Al.o, CHINA U-iw, la vh- t 1 .VI rt.-ty, wliol.-.Miu it'ol r.'tiol. in lyl'.'t HliflWN. MYKUHrV. f'll.'H I Oivylioj. Nalomi. Ili; liliove Siltoti alliKili.l next al.u.r ulii.va Mootlt's II. ,11. il.tih.a. leia Itn ti ,. I I nml reriirtorlii-fl ntnt .Till hat emittm-loil nn llta. rty0 nf n . inn. .m.,l. 4- UU r"t,ritl t l,V nillllt. lilXU ti .Mel'DXNKMa, Dllll.'S. Fell, in, IK', I. ;,lf Kiilfkil Mlvor ?liii!itr 'oiliiitiy7 -aJOTH'ii in Lcrrlt Hiv tlmt n terli,ij- of t,a 11 M Mil,i,.iltlt ini, tin.. I nri' M!v..r AlinoiK lino. puny, lor the elet lhtn of hirei tor-, will lo. I,. 1,1 ! (in Ii ni, .111 the '.'.il ,I:,V of Mmt ii, 1. .,, in ' ,i'i'lt-k r ', N. TKItKY. ., , h hnU uf hUnkii-'klrn. Kal'-ni. (lif uoti, F,.,. HI, I Sti-t. 4w,m Waiiieii. T At'ltMPEYEN T pnrieili tn nit u ,-ntr:t-4.iii( nilr-nt , for n-l!iin iit.- M.t l vithmhlo piililii-mioiit. Kur liitt.riit.tlion iv iui,e tit tho .sV.tntii.in ottl.-e. Fetirintry V-:, !.. a-.MtM ! ' cixv tool asabaVzoim JOHN W. GILBERT PODTS, SIHFS, E!!CE riNDIMCS. ' I I'.A I HMt. met rretv liril. le t..i.ii".i' f..nit. In n J t well iii.tila'til h'i'h. .,,r,., linn ,11'sl f . ; . I Vl: largo i.- : ti., ul o, tinttit' l'f, K,p ,,,,,1 AI ttMlltat l.nti: lle.v' ( nlf, Kip nml Ileavv llwilst Uwlm' l, ...' iiii.I ( hil,itii' (i -la ,i uf 9 III NT lll:inot,o'li-rt. iitnl ol fl-t, I,ATIT rtl. n. II.HaU illt'l Slttii i mini,. li oritur, of lit brat tnttUriill Hlni ennriitet-tl to utvn mtiialiii-liott, ' I i' ItellielttU r. ti'tll llio I 11 V lt.uit at.,.1 Stl.nA tit In llti! only pl.ns niivre )on ii,n buy IH.X KEItT'S lll.T.1 It-w.ta Cm IJ fli lirwartt, JSTHAYKD, on Mii..!l il yttir nhl t.mwn bnt.n J noil.., Iirinelttl wiih t, lii-iin ui, t0,;,. i'ba n Iniiiof tio'l imil.. in A. I N'. hliii. S.il.-m. n.a,,, r , tin. soli,.ril...r, living on Wb'.ttiv's lhio., Vh,I,;M,- ton Ti.rriiory. will . row the rvwr4. or f.1 will ho tvii tor inloriiiutiim, l.y batrr oro'lorwl as In in whan-it'tooia. C. AI.DI K -O.V, Jin IMKol. - :i.V.Moil lM,.S.WIv I FF Ollirr in llMlmnn'R Mil. !i ltiii!Ni;if K. i-lriHT, iwar rnit-r "f Ktft nntl i'rn'rr An rt. AT 1? Kf " lit''" 'f'wiF)rrfintiJ. 1 11 1 1 Uocut ll't twtft"mi: 'f wit "Mm ah wifli otK-mtiuiit i1 rl -nti' I ia lint nmst jintifttt inniim-. CTlr ikm .rnv H-!-l(':l,i-iW l;r;.iu t-w tl... I. .. tii...... If