She 0rrjon statesman.
LKTTKB I'KOM A U II lilt X.
AuiiHiiN, Mnrvk. 30, 1801.
Statkbman. 'I'hiTu in already a. i.
iiiviitlniia rurli of tnivnl tn tit n
. Itllll th rw.m.l,.ll.... ,1... ...I ' ' .
ppiT nniiiitry,
...v ,,..,,.,,,, , inn mine Will III-
rrenee'l tf tc-iin of tlniiionndn tltirinnr llio Spring
While lliere is no tiintlit 1lmt Trlnh., off...... J
tiinro. ixUMirivo.TiriiHnn' region tliiin Ims Itfforu
Inn-it dnower.-il North 0r California..,. i
Mill vt ry iUhiWii! if tlm many tliunmuulii coin.
iii(?unn hud priifitiilih. miiiloyini!iit, lmu,, )(lf(1
jr-ma imyins i,iinill(! clftium for vrcIi ii.iiii.
1 no hi-st t.f things cm. ho nvndnnr-, ami, unlog
lliu Sonne riiinn 'nmi.h ....i.. .i .
...in . ... f...e """"l'lv. mo watt-r
7"' "r-mnnu .umicieiit tn work nno-third
f tlio paying elttitJid in H,,i,u nn,in. Tlio
jrnst, winter hat n a modi lighter fall of
-....t (l,m i proviuus one, ami t ,.,
win ciinriHjterreen at a very remarkably dry
oho. Of coursr- tlio rush w,.eoiuo to llio
leritiini..iit rn-tdi-iiu nf tho mini'., a It iriiar.
ante.,, a plentiful supply f Uhur, ntl(1
onitlile price ; but, unless new mining' rerinns
are fiiitml, tho price of labor must lie low,
tuougli tliu rustless tboiiaaiidi will keen mi
ropjtiiifr until every nmuutniii gnlou lin n
name nf its own, and all its qualities are an.
predated, and even tha great number earning
jniiy bud "iiy," There it plenty of country
lelt yet to devehipo and plouly coming to do.
velnpn it. 1
Gold is vnlnable enough, but lilver will have
a great race, anil uuarlz will iif,.,ln, ;,,!
Ijucially on tho brain or ipeonliiton and Jor
inn creek and Owyhee will ho a favored local-
i.y mr eiiecuiatmn. Idaho has a great fu tin
Jietoro it, and iu time ber quart, mill wil
Dring bur mere mettle than a doren Boise Hu
in rich in placers. Weil, we will see what
,t i j u tlle mma" Mm Willamette
nm mm perraps mat the larms Well tended
woiiiu evuriiiiniiy have rendered thorn more in
dependent than the mines.
Auburn even, dead almost as it has eemed,
baa prospects ahead, and already a little water
jiut a little Auburn gold in cironlatino among
vi mum mo present; rush does not all
go liy. Enough stranger aro coining to do
tlio work for the tin-sent season, mil
bound to have a tolerably abundant supply of
miK-i mm reason ii never uelore, You will
certainly near lonio gonil reports from Auburn
mm, and some decent looking gold will find
its way below to coutrast with the dirty looking
oiim now nurse. -Conventions
have been tho order of the day
liere flnnng this month. The Union party has
uiuiuugiiiy organized ilirnugli the county and
f laced it tkjket in the field. Of oourso upon
a platform of unconditional unionism.'
Daniel Chaplin of La Grande, formerly of
uiu vMunmeue from nainiwi county, Is iiiiini
imieu lor mo Jii'gisiaturo, the other nominee
)eing a ttiimtr in Humboldt Basin, south of
Ifurnt river, named Samuel Colt, Into from
California. Our candidate for Sheriff. Jona
than LflveH, rormerly resided in Marion oonn
ty. Kev. Neal Johnson, from French Prairie,
is nominated fur County Judge, and will com
jiiiukI respeot from his well known character
nd venerable appearance. You tee Marion
county will have a fair representation in the
next set of county officer, as wo aro bound to
elect the ticket. Especially as the self styled
lcmocracy niter promising all the patriotically
inclined or the faith that they would nominate
oil good Union iimn on their ticket, and adopt
n good nnre war platform, and thereby make
tbe blacks (so they call as) ashamed of them
elves, went and did nothing or the kind.
Weil, after much tribulation among tho pre
oinnt meetings, the democratic convention was
lield. The renditions or the weakest copper
lieail typo were adopted, and the nominations
were mtiiie with considerablo unanimity, a all
the defeated candidate concluded they bad
lost nothing but another defeat.
The President of the Convention was your
old fellow-townsman, U. V. Dunham ; cue of
the moat useful member of the convention waa
iro lea tbau Theodore Bnrmester, lately from
Siilenj, now resident at La Grande, and another
influential member waa Dr. A. C. Loring,
whom you Salemites will well recollect, and
who ha been mining hero since first Auburn
was a' oainp. Dr. Loring and Mr. Bunbain
were the tioniiuees or tho convention for mem
bers of the State Legislature, and Mr. Sinter,
formerly or the Corvalli Union, was nomina
ted for County Judge.
Salem bail another name on tho Union
ticket, a I. II. Marshall wa the nominee fur
County Surveyor. So yon perceive that all
parties hav had due regard Tor Marion county,
jmd yon okii bo impartial in your sympathies,
though I imagine your sympathies will natu
rally tend Uuionward.
There waa a marked difference in the char
acter or the two convention. There never
wa an assemblage in Oregon or any kind char
acterized by more dignity and sell-respect than
oar Union Convention, and all its proceedings
were in keeping. It was a matter ol pride to
all Union men that the county was to well rep
resented in more respcots than one.
The otlR-r convention Jacked much or pos
sessing any dignity at all ; true, the President,
Donharn did i;is duty well enough, and all our
friends aimre named were the pink or decorum,
but the elements gathered were most incongru
ous. Jeiferson D. had many frieuds, and bis
friend were uot very sober nlways. Some of
he speeche were rich in their way rather a
flrnnken way too, if I mutt say it and the a ni
bble democracy adjourned with groan given
for u poor "blacks" rtteuoililr. aud they will
groan worse after election, and that will bo for
he licking tho "black" will give them
next June. The saloons drove a profitable
' tiusincs aU night after the convention. Dixie
.wa played fur the excited democracy, and
cheers given and toasts drunk to Jeff Davis aud
Beauregard, and ttill some men who call them
selves Union men, who have theniselve suf
fered by the rcbclliou, aud Inst father and bro
thers fighting n oar tide too, allow themselves
to become candidates or such a parly, and ex
pect In vote the tioket, aud pretend to think
themselves opposed to secession. I hope they
are : but "I don't see it."
Portland tent au emitsary here to attend the
Union Convention, who wa willing to aocept
proxies, but be got unite, for you most know
'we demand a candidate lor Congress east of
the mountains Ikis time, lint there was another
item from Portland that way be o( interest to
Salem: it was intimated that ticket could be
bad all ft the taking ; Portland being liberal
for mice could famish them ; but they would
lie nrf toilk Portland for Sttt of Gortrn
mernl. However, we re not weak enough to
bo caught with sack poor bait. The people or
Baker county are not fur Portland, and I am
confident that Saleia will receive a tlrong vot
from the Upper Country. And if the people
of tho Willamette, Umptua and Itouge river
Valley will refect that the Capital can nefer
tie located South nf Salem, and vote for that
nint, ibef ran tetlle this long vexed question
at once Mid forever, and place the seat of gov
ernment at a point eminently calculated Kir It,
and where it will help to build op a good town,
possessed or acadcraioil advantages, and highly
favored bv nnturo at to attractions, aud more
aoceuiblo' from all poinU than any town in Or
egon. Deler final acliuu on tbi poiut and the
vote or the enstern part or the State will pre
ponderate, and the Capital or your State coine.
to the Dalle. Baker county will count l.UW
....... . ,i.r Within two rear the mining
in tl,i mnnir mar develop, and
"S"" ... ,nii.t and leave the web-foot
iry i the shade. Owyhee river I in ijro
T,d Jordan creek is almost on the bur.
"j WP,t of them no prospecting has lcn done.
hTt much will be doi during the present sum
A.
M Flokkm k. The mow it about eight
ep on the hill and mountain about
t deep ill Florence. Snow have been
Summit Kbit to Bablhion (ialch. i nearly com
puted. It will drain the wbolo' flat. nd to
lie supplied with water by whit U kuowu a
the Curry ditch. Date to the 2oih March.
DlBCOHTIstKD. The Paget 6na ntraui
ami OctrlanJ Pn,t bare both beco ditcn-tintid.
-11
""nn'Mic, li. in,.
lion'of Mr " Th,".P "T l,,t " V"
tall. Mrs. 1 Layer is a tin,. eI,..1iii..i.. ,r
li- i ,ur nro " Woman's
.Ju " . "'i'l in practieal tiirr
... ,. ,. , , '"B"Be of ineerlty which
irons Ui llio Imaror' in
earls moro offnetnally than
tlio lreimi.tft I....:.. .1
, ," most polished iiu
usi poiisnou poriods of
4'ioncu. uiu it is not. i .. , nf :,!.. ...i.ii..
natrtnl!01' '"r.'?"' ?J 1,19 V'Xt"t ""P"'"'"" f
... i .1 t, " lenrotwu inat every wo.
moo In tlm ftliito cannot liHtei, m it n.,,
o "Orecnhaeks" is a goia 0f poetry, wit, llnlor
.... IT. S Distinct Couht.-A private dis.
' """"BMiii siaies mac senator fJon-
uiu, roguiatiiig tho U. 8. Courts in this Dis
tnct bat nevoina a law. IIr.,l,.r It il,. Ti;.,:..
and Circuit Courts hold threo tonns a yean in
rehmarv, Juno aud Oe.tohxr. Ti, 'M,,.. i.
.k.u.k..r M '
B'Hisennoniiy me next torm of the Di .
met anil uircint Court will bo hold hero in
.... The agontt of the govornment in Oregon,
have bought the sloop Christiana of Capt. Dodge
for tho purpose of nsing hor as a tender to tho
lirnou ai uia moutli ot tlio Columbia,
i uat.t...fc O... tr r
:,M.' 1 oiiripjun n. unrnentor lias boon
orucrea irooi me pout at Urand Konde, Yamhill
county, to tJnoo Disappointment, to superintend
mwuiwiiwiiui n iiunfjiiiu lliuro.
.... Jesso Morcland has boon appointed post
master at Nooily, Clackama county, in place of
; . . . V " ' '"rm oinitn, at
f.,n ... ....J -----r "
ii'iniBUIirir, Xjlllll COUniV. in n flnfl nf k f...
.... On a late trip down the river, the steamer
viiwaru ran iu nines in 4a minutes.
.... Dalle City Electhim. The election
jnniL-ruuy rnsimeu as loilowsi For Mayor, C. K
minus; Kocorder. .Iflnintt H. Tfnvtm .u . nt.. l...
Nathan Olnoyi Treasurer, H. J. Waldr'on i Coun'
ciiuieii, u. uruwn.it, Munger, A. Clark, L.
Coflin and Win. Harmon. The wholo Union
ticket was elected, although dosperate efforts
were mado by the opposition to defeat the candi
dates for Marshal and Recorder. Tito total vote
cast was 3011, an increase of only 36 votes over
last yoar. Tho Union tickt was elpetHd hv
average majority of 11)0. Mountainur.
The rebol avmnathiznra nf Wuan 1.....
held a convention, aud nominated the following
ticket : For State Senator. Dr. D. D. StopheiHon;
Representative, Thomas E. Gray ', Co. Judge, J.
II. Nnvcei Sheriff. Thnma Mnw.r.l. fi..ri. 1,1
8. Holland i Assessor, T. M. Ward s Treasurer
A. W. Buchanan ; Commissioners, Ooorga Wil
liams and P. Koelor s Surveyor, J. Nisely ; School
Superintendent, M. Fitzgerald. Delegate to tlio
Stnto Convention. N. H. Galea, J. H. Neye, J
Alphiu, Vic Trovitt, William Miller, Thomas E.
Gray. Instructed for Col. Kellv for C
and N. II. Gates for Judge.
. Company "A." 9th Infanhr. f!nnt Jnr.
dan, has gone to the month of the Columbia river
io garrison tne tort at that place. .
Last Monday tlio United States Mnrahal
sold a quantity of opium, which had been run
into Portland in violation of the revenue law.
ine opium brought $J,3UU in coin.
RotiVE Aiiout. On Suudav
last, while a gentleman of this city was returning
home, and while in the vicinity of 4th and Sal
mon streets ho was suddenly accosted br thrsa
scamps, two of whom presented cocked revolver
to his head while the third demanded his money,
which of course was necessarily surrendered to
the amount of about $GU. After having received
the money, they ordered him to " move himself "
which he did. and after he had' gone soino dis
tance the rascals disappeared also. futon.
. The Pacific, last trin. carried awnv ntinnt
$58,lK)0 in treasure, and 4,000 boxet of apples,
for San Francisco.
At the city election in 1'ortlaud lant M.
day. the following named persons wore elected ;
n. r ailing, aiayuri J.r. Ole.Uoy, Keoorder; H.
11. Murso, treasurer! J. W. Goiui?. Assesanr : H
L. Hoyt, Marshal. About 8UO votes wcro polled.
A. E. Wait, James F. Bylioo. J. B. t-
vens, William Heck, William McMillen. are th
copperhead delegates from Multnomah to the
state convention of rebel sympathizers.
.. Company "A," State Militia, held an elee.
tiou on the ii inst. to fill vacancies, when the fol
lowing named officer were choseu : (V H. Hill.
2d Lieutenant ; John Wolf, Orderly s Hall Wil-
nama, zd Borgoant: John JJunUar, au Sergeant j
A. J. Dufur, Jr., 2d Corporal.
The dwellimrof Mr. A. Iluih. near ka
was broken into on Wednesday nitrht Ut. ami
robbed of a nnmlier of articles, including hod
tling, etc. The thieve also mutilated some of
the furiiituroi)ictures, &c, before decamping.
No oue was living in the house at the time.
.. J. C. Cartwright. Esn.. candidate for
Representative from this county, will address the
Union (Jlub at sublimity, on Tuesday. Auril IU.
at 1 o'clock, p. m We trust there will be a largo
attendciice to hear Sir. Cartwright.
The "democrats" of Clackamas conntv
have made tho following nomination; For Sena
tor, John Myers; Representatives, H. Straight,
C. F. Ueatie, and William HcCown : Sheriff, G.
Trullinger; Troasurer, John Fleming j County
Commissioners, Hugh Currin and W. Evans;
Clerk. Samuel Bell; Assessor, Robert Potter i
School 8up't, E. D. Kelly ; Coroner, H. Satfa-
rana ; surveyor, A. J. liuruutt.
.... Uriah Shepherd, who was convicted at the
last term nf the Circuit Court for this county of
petty larceny, and sentenced to pay a fine of $100
and costs, oft to stand committed to tho county
jail until the same should be paid, Was discharged
on Wednesday last by the County Commission
ers. The fine slill stands against Shepherd, and
will be collected whenever the Sheriff can Hud
property sntficient to levy upon
Morris Mensor, at Jacksonville, had his bouse
burned up on Monday evening, iith nit., togeth
er with his furniture, clothing, family presents,
jewelry, Ac. Mr. Mensor lm) but bare time to
get the children out of bed ami house, when the
building was all in flames. Loss, about 9(3,000.
.... A soldior belonging to a company of the
Oregon Cavalry, fell overboard from tho steamer
Julia, on Tuesday last, when near the Cascades.
A boat was lowered, and search made for him, hot
without success. The Ortgonm learns that hi
name wa Cha'les Whitehurat, and that he waa
aged 45 years. He ha relatives and friends at
Springtield, Illinois.
.... SaxitarY Fl'ND. Tho Ladies' Oregon
Sanitary Aid Society acknowledges the following
contributions ;
S. S. Mann, of Empire City, $21); Mr. M. A.
Beal, nf Roseburg, t IO ; Thomas Frazar, III;
Monthly collection from the Congregational
Church, Portland. $22; If. W. Corbell, $50;
L. M. Starr, $R; 1'. C. Schuyler, Jr., $:;
Mr. Hurrage, $4; Mr. Joyce, $lj Mr. F.
DeWitt, 50 ct.; W. Burton, Cascades, $j.
Amount, $132 SO. Acknowledgement March 2,
$1,001 73. Total, $4,137 73.
MRS. A. C. GIBBS, Secretary.
Portland, April 2, 1W3I.
Monthly contributions ; "Two months' con
tribution. In the prooedingt of the Slate Union Con
vention published by us last week, the name of
the delegate from Polk county were omitted by
mistake of the compositor.
.... Gov. Gibbs has had selected HO.Ifil acre
of land in Baker county, for the Stale of Oregon,
as part of the donation of live hundred thousand
acre made by Congress in It'll to each new Stale
on entering the Uuion. The land is represented
as favorably located and of great prospective
value.
....F. P. Fatter write to the Nountauutr that
up to April 1st, 3,300 person have passed Lee'
encampment on the Blue mountain, for the
mine, and 4,000 animals ; large numbers have
gone over the Dealy road.
.... Mr. and Mr Thayer gave seriou and
comic readings at Moo res' Hall on Friilay evo
ning. Extracts from Shakapeare, from Webster'
speeches, and a eoraie poem emitted "The French
man among the Rata, by Mr. Thayer, and the
"Song of the Shirt," and "The Raven," by his
lady, were creditably performed and well received.
....The Journal tay tkat on Monday hut Rev.
J. W. Miller, whilst retnrning from an appoint
ment on the Calapooia Jell and broke hit right leg
just abov the aukle.
.... Any information in regard to John Stonglit,
formerly of Ohio, will he thankfully received by
Wis. Swank, of Albany, Linn eeanty, Oregon.
....The .Vv'aiar lays a vexing man named
Warrrn.whilst driving a wagon down DesCbutrt
hill last week, was thrown frmn his seat.and both
wheels passed over him. inflicting serious inju
ries. It is Jbublfttl whether he will reeovcr.
.... AYtiolet of Incorporation of the Willam
ette Gold and Silver Mining Company, were SleJ
on the fth inst.. by John.Vllodlry,,Vm Me
Cres.lv. J. Mct'allUtar. U. W Maaley.C. A Da
vis, 11. M. McCallister. S McCallitter, Hardiit
MeCallioter. J. R Ream, John J. Mostler. J. L.
Durris. Jamea Bnrris. J. Irving. Jarn Elkins,
and J. C. Powell. Capital stock, tltil.ijtl.
Jtmnul.
.... The law oflice of Williamt & Mallory has
been removed t the eonrt-hoine.
....A llenhnw of Mr. Loirail rlierl nt tlia 11,N,.a
last Monday night, from llio tlWls of a wound
caused by running a nail into bn foot one year
ago.
.... Tho Sisters are having erected a fine and
commodious. building for a school, at the Dalles.
....Rev. Mr. Waller hau "broken ground" for
tliu new building for the Willamette Universi
ty at this nlace, mid oipoctt, Providence per
mitting, to hav the walls up aud the building
covored, by fall. Tlm ttructure will bo of brick,
four stories lu height, 81 feet in length, 40 feet
wide, and In tho form of a Greek cross.
....Clint. Thomas, who killed J.'imes Young at
Scio week before last, bos Ireoa committed for
murder, to await his trial at the next torm of the
Linn circuit court. An effort is being mado to
have a special torm of court held for the trial.
....The Sanitary Boncfit given on Saturday
night, by the Thespian club, was patronized by
a very fair attendauco. Jerrold's great piece,
The Kent Day, was performed in a very oreditn
blo manner, considering the difficulties of the
play. The Thespians acknowledge their success
in this performance, due, in a great degree, to the
very generous assistance rendered them by Mr.
Thayer. As a means of making t'ut acknowl
edgement luoro nraetieal. thev nrnno..fl tn autinnrt
him and his wife in the fnvorito popular play,
Tho Lady of Lyons, wliUh will be presented on
Thursday night Mr. Thayer as Claude Melnotto,
and Mrs. Thayer as Paulino; othor character by
mo momuera ot llio i nospian clou. ,
J Tho dwelllnir-hnuse and barn of Charles
iiisnan, Clarke county. W. T were lately ties
troyod by fire.
. The Catholic church in this nlace was fled
icated last 8nnday, with the appropriate coremo
nies, by Archbishop Illanchett, assisted by seve.
ral Priests. Rov. Mr. Fierens. of Portland, delir.
ered a discourse on the occasion.
.The Qrtgoninn savs the dead body of E. D.
lirozoe was foyid on the 7th inst, in Clark county
n. i-i cause oiaoam nuanown.
II. B. Parker. Kn.. IT. S Denntv llevanna fid.
lector, made a seizure or a quantity of articles in seve
ral stores In town, hut week, which were exhibited
for wile in violation of the revenue law. not baviuv
tue prujier autmp timxeo 10 mem.
COUNTI COURT.
The April term of the County Court of Marion
county commenced Its tession lust Monday. The
business was light there, being but tew civil
cases on the docket, and only a small amount of
Probate business.
Tho Court made a new precinct, by dividing
8Mem Precinct a follows commencing at a
point where the north end of High street extend
ed would Intersect Mill creek, thence due south
of the intersection to a point on the State road
lending from Salem to Jefferson by the way of
JohnMintot to the northern boundary of San-
tiam precinct, thence east on said boundary to
Mill creek, thence down said creek to tho place
of beginning all east of said High street to be
called East Salem Precinct.
The Court also added a portion of Fairfield
Prcciut to North Salem, as follows t All south of
tho following boundary attached to North Salem
Precint beginning at a point on the State road
leading from Salem to Oregon City, where it
crossos Lake Labish, thence northerly on said
road to the land claim of Linus Brooks, thence
along south and west boundary of Brooks' line
to north-west corner thereof, thence due west to
the W illamette river.
Tho namo of Southern precinct is changed to
Jefferson, and Mill creek precinct to that of Sub
limity,
Southern Blusteii. When it was known
that Ucniiregard was defeated at Shilnh, tho
old men or Memphis thnso about fifty yenrs
of ngefarmed themselves into a inammnth car
airy regiment, huving for its object tho total
annihilation of the "vandals" under command
of Gran'. To mako the organization more
terrible in its effects.a certain oatli was admin
istered to every man, and those who were not
willing to subscribe to it in full were denounced
as coward. The outb had becu admiuislered
to about fifty men, nil nf whom signed it with
a will that indicated that the toil would be
blenched with Yankee blood, when Judge Brown,
one of the oldest and most respected citizens,
arose and objected to the further adininstrution
of the oath till he bad bceu permitted to make
a few remarks. No man could command more
respect among the followers or Jefferson Davit
than that geutlemau. The audience was a
iuict at if at a funeral. Judge Brown said t
"I have been a quiet participator in the no
tion or this meeting. So Tar the proceeding
have been just and proper. A large number
iff men have this evening awnrn to meet and
slay ten Yankees. Tbi is a it should be.
There now remain iu this room about three
hundred or my fellow citizens, who, liko my
self, have passed the meridian of life, and our
power of endurance are nut equal to those
who have already beeu (worn ; I therefore
move that the oath be to amended a to require
of nt I mean those above sixty year old to
only slay five Yankees. For my part I am
willing to kill my five, but mora than that I
dent feel willing to prepare for their " long
hornet."
On the receipt of the above speech, the meet
ing adjourned, to conveue again tn discuss the
amendmeut of the Judge. Soon after that the
Yankee took menphi, and the ten to one mil
itary organization caino to a audden termina
tion. CP At the great deruuoratio festival at Co
lumbus, Ohio, Cbarlea Follett made a speech
closing with this sentence :
M us, fellow democrats, try voting once more, but
I tell yon there rotnes a time when resistance to ty
rants is obedience to God.
There it a text far democrat. Tho democrat
of Illinois are practicing it teachings resist
ance to the constitutional authorities. A lend
ing democrat in the Marion County convention
of copperheads, suid hu wanted men in the
State convention that aro sonnd " men that
can bice tlio steel." The Review, Democrat
and Intelligencer, preach that resistance may
become a virtue. Copperhead in private and
democrat iu public ask ligniGoautly, " how
long shall we endure the present ttato or
tilings 7" There it a constant threat rnnnibg
like an undercurrent through all the copperhead
speeches of the day .
All these things mean, simply, that if "tot
ing once more" fail to give the copperhead
outs, the poatestiou of place now held by the
Uuion in, the next retort it "resistance to
tyranny" under the pica of serving God. The
practical experience or Illinoisan with these
copperheads, whn brawl so luttily for peace,
should bo a warning to all tho rest of the North.
Copperheadism i alike everywhere; it only
wait for opportunity to break ont in civil war.
Had the opponeut or the gcvernment been
tiotoriout at the poll two year ago la Oregon,
wo (hould have been, fro this, embroiled in
crimson Insurrection, as are now the people of
Illinois U they taocced tbi year, Oregon
may look far the bloody tragedy or Cole coun
ty to be repeated on Pacific, (oil.
17 It it noticeable that tht Democrat did
uot puff the copper nominations of the Marion
comity convention. It was because the con
vention had already lilowed them op.
CP Dr. Solon Borland, formerly a promi
nent politician in Arkansas, and once IT. 8.
Senator, lately died In Texat, whither he had
Aed on the approach of the Union force.
CT The Governor of California bat com-
mitsunrd Win. M. Buell, Charles T. Blake
and S. W. Casey, Commissioner of Deed for
Idaho Territory
y Rt a priTBt riia!vh twelved Hntonlay art
ninir. datd at Waalnnirton laat Kridav, w krn that
en that day Mr. Neaniith made ail eseellpnt apf-eeh in
lite Hrualr en the Mint uueatinti W hope and br-
hete he will tticiwd in aavin ibis mwnre. It Is nt
vital rntwva.'Mura. arid we do nut sea whr It ahoiild
meet with any opp. anion r,f,n 4(1.
Twii'tidi men ri til hsrt bsoa bung by
tho Wj'ilan't t aimmea at Bivtr Ilea4.
W Wo give plnoo to tho following, at the
request of the writer i
Roiikhtson I'iMOH, Md., Fob. 0. '(14.
Ki). Statesman Sir ; lu the I'. C. Advo
cate of Deo 5th, 'U.'I, them was a quotation
from tho Central Chriitian Advocate, concern
ing dirloviil preacher iu Iowa, Southern Illi
tiois, nu J Illinois Conferences, und directly un
der it, and in the tamo connection remarks by
lite editor of the P. C. Advocate, a follno-a
"This is probably a fair typo of the loyalty or
iuciuo(i!Bt pronoun in uiuer puria ot tne con
nection. We do not now know or onu in the
Pacific Conferences. There was one, but ho
went out from us becnuae be wns not or nt."
At I am tho only Methodist preacher absent
troin Oregon ol late, anu us the I'. C. Aim
cale has, for two year past, taken frenucnt oc
casion to attack tne in it coin inns, as I think
unjustly, and as tome may suppose, therefore,
that Mr, l'eurno alludes to me as the "one"
who was disloyal and who "went out," lea., I
beg permission to say I am in favor of the gov
ernment, und against rebellion aud treason ;
that I never did believe any State had a right
to secede from the Union of Stnto ; that for
year I have believed slavery to bo a great
evil ; und that now, a heretofore, I hold it to
be necetsary to put down tlio rebellion in order
tn Mcurcipcneo. 1 ins, then, being my pint
form when I allude to politics, wlioever can
gather therefrom that I am disloyal, has liberty
to do to, and make the most of it,
A good name may uot bo worth much, hut
it is all I huvo, and he who steals it, steals what
money cannot purchase. I, perhaps, do wrong
in troubling you with these lines, yet, valuing
tlio good opinion of those with whom I have to
pleasantly atscciated for years, you will, 1 hope,
miuw mi inseruuu in your column.
Yours, Respectfully, r
GEO. M. BERRY.
Am Exboutor and thh Greenback Ques
tion. Henry S. Magrnw, a creditor of the
Broderick estate, some time tinoe filed a peti
tion in the Probate Court, asking that the exe
cutor, John A. McGlynti, should be ordered to
file an amended account showing whether the
moneys ho had received for the estate were
;aid to him in legal tender note or in United
States gold coin. The petitioner had a claim
against the estate for $10,412 SO, nnd thit the
executor proposed tn pay in greenback, to
whioh the orcditor ohjooted. The petition wat
granted, and tho executor was ordered to file
an amended Account, which wa done. This
account showing that the debt of the estate
wore paid to the executor in coin, it was order
ed the executor pay Magrnw hi claim in Uni
ted States gold coin. To this order the execu
tor excepted, asking a ten days stay of proceed
ings in order to enable him to perfect an appeal
to the Supremo Court. All decision concern
ing legal tender notes have a grave public in
terest in our community. if. t Bulletin.
UTFrom the proceedings or tho Polk county
copperhead convention, it appears that "Ben"
hue concluded to piny tho roic or '-learned pig"
to O'Meara's Jeff Davisiaua. It will be A bur
lesquo or tho first water. .,
FROM BOISE. -, . , .
Tho Bniso i'eii of the 2Gth of March, con
tain the fallowing : 1
Henry Greathnute ha in operation bis long
line of stuges from Buise Basin to Wullula on
the Columbia. They are arriving nnd depart
ing every other day at and from Placerville,
and will come straight through to this city,
bringing the Express and passenger. An ex
press messenger will come through ouoc, and
letter bags threo times ench week.
The scenes o( last Fall are vitihly brought to
mind within a week pust, by the bright fires
that illuminate the various claim along the
creeks at night siuce the water hat been turned
in. Very little water will be allowed to escape
this season, either by day or oiglit, without be
ing used.
In the District Court, the jury in the onse of
the People . Wiley, far the murder of Hall
Sutton, brought in a verdict of murdur in the
second degree, and that ho be imprisoned in
tlie penitentiary ton year. Goorgo Owen, for
the murder of Jnkey Williums.wa found guilty
nf murder in the second degree, and sentenced
to the penitentiary for 20 years, i , ,
Tho Lewiston Golden Age tay t
Gcurgo Stilts writes to a gentlemau of this
town, from Iduho City, saying that the prospect
ia, that soon there will be a great many hun
gry men iu lloiso luisin. There aro thousands
who have ix claims, and but little water for
those who own claims.
The unconditional Union men of Idaho City
have nominated the following ticket, for the
city election about to take place : For Mayor,
George I Gilbert; Couuoilmen, I.D. Iliiutoou,
S. Warner, J. Marion Moore, J. J. Donley, N.
Scheline. G. P. Newell, W. K. Leveridge;
City Marshal, It, II. Moore ; Treasurer, H.
M. Swinnertou ; Assessor, Will. Thuina ; Col
lector, W. Mower.
PROSPECTIVE 5KVV STATES.
We perceive with pleasure that Congrest ha
provided far tho addition of three new star
to the galaxy of the Fedoral Union. Enabling
act far the Territories or Colorado, Nevada
and Nebraska have been pasted, aud it on!y
remain far the people by adopting Constitu
tions, and electing State officers, to increase
tho present number or 8tatc to thirty-eight.
Whether those now Stnte enn be admitted
in time to rote nt the tiext Presidential election
we cannot ny, because the brief tclegrnphio
dispatches give no detail of the Act, nor it it
material, viewed In rclntion to the result j far
their votes, like those of all the other loyal
States will ondnubtcdly be given to the nomi
nee of the Convention to assemble iu Baltimore
on the 7th of June next. Neither do wo con
aider it of vast importance, looking to the po
litical complexion of tho next Congre.,far loy.
al sentiment is too rapidly increasing in the
other Slate to admit an apprehension that it
will not control that body in the futnre. Doubt
less the rebel sympathizing representation in
both branohe it greater now tbau it ever will
be agaiu.
But in another view Mery patriot must wel
come these youoger iter to our Federal fam
ily, with feelings of pleasure and pride. They
are the result or honest toil and peaceful enter
prise, pursued while tbe country hat been car
rying on the most itupcndou war the world
ha ever known. Lavish of men and prodigal
of treasure, our failure from exhaustion ha
been the daily expectation of foreign nations.
lit three yean of war not ouly find all branch
ea of industry in the older State well auatain
ed aod prosperous, but the march of population
goet steadily on. Oar explosive people, ever
grasping after new region to conquer, ha re
duced to civilization a wilder nest equal in area
to the half of Europe. Nevada, Colorado and
Nebraska are triumph or peaceful progress,
contributing, with Antictaiu, Gettysburg, and
other well fangbt fields, to the nation' glory.
f7lt will be teen by the fallowing. In auswer
loa letter ot inquiry by ."New York Notary,
that the Commissioner r Internal Revenue baa
materially modified tho decision or Controller
layior iu bis circular ol the loth or June last!
Tnotcar DtrsRVKMT, Orrin or I'thrsju. j
itsvtsot, Wsms.iT, January !Jt, ltt6l. )
Sir In answer to your letter on the 3d in-
taut, I have to tay that to the general rulo that
a jurat to an alfidavit ia subject to a tlamn duly
of five eenu there ha been made the following
exception i Certificate iasurd or affidavit
made in a toit pending in any Court are exempt
trnm iiatnp auty.
Very respectfully, oiim W. Lewis, Com.
miwiouer. '
Idaho Cur By an act of the Territorial
legislature, the name of Bannock City, or
'Writ Bannock," a It hu been designated,
ha beta changed to that of Idaho City.
X
TIIK (IKK AT KSt'APADR FU0M MMIV.
Tho escape nf the Yankee officers from the
Lihby continued to be the liveliest, lopio id" yes
terday, nnd cotijictiiret wero rile as to the
meiina or the eoscape oilier than thono de
scribed iu the published accounts. The enti
nol, nt nsnal.were enriched with laurels which
their native modesty, if nothing else, would
cniiHo them to decline. Aftor all. I man vol.
this prttinl delivery dnen not exceed In jflnry or
tcoreoy the escape nf John Morgan from tlirvl
Ihe Ohio penitentiary, aud yet neither tho enn -
ni...n. . .i.. f ., "
nivaiicenor carelessness of sentinels or others
hnvo rcoeived any credit from Morgan or his
Historian, iuiikco or Southern. It is most
proiiiilile, in taut, that tin distinguished Gon
erol it, more than anybody else, resnunsibln fm
the success with which Straight and his chums
made Hit ir exit from the LiliLv. Tho cxneri.
eiico und example nf the one was an admirable
lesson tor tho other.- i ,
It appears that tho tunnel nndor Twentieth
street wut dug with an old hinge.ntid tho earth,
a brittle, marly sand removed with an old
sugar scoop, stolen from the hospital quarter.
A the work progressed, tho miner took with
him, besides hit tool, an old fashioned knap-
iuck, matte anon a wooden frame, to which K
cord waa attached. When bo filled this w ith
earth it wns drawu out by an accomplice who
ruiiianieujn tne cottar, the contenti depoittcd
safaly out'of tho way, and it waa then thovod
back to the digger with a pole.
i 1 be basement iteelf, in which the work waa
carried on wa kept constantly looked, never
used, and tho windows being tightly nailed, it
wa a dark a pitch. The principal in the
tunneling operation wa Captain J. N. Jobu
son or the Sixth Kentucky Cavalry, who it
imnnn llm ....... ....1 1 1 : - I!
,..-.,, ,v counjreu. ma Huooiupiiuos were
different, as ocousion or private arrangement
demanded.
On several occasions it had been observed
that this Jnhnsou was absent Irom roll cull, and
now nnd then two or throe others, a circum
stance notvory gratifying to those hiving the roll
to cnll, who.of oourso, would have it to go over
again. A short time after, bo would appear
uud make bis presence known, and would give
as an exouso that it was only a little fan 'jnt
deviling the clerk." On one Oceanian, wlien
tin thing, had occurred once too often, he wa
called up roriuiiiabniont,wben he pleaded very
earnettly, with a good-natured grin, that be
"wa ouly joking, and wa rolled up in hi
blanket wheu hi name waa called." He vrn
excused this time, with a warning. Ho took
care to keep better hour in quarters, while the
work continued below to it completion. Rich
mond Enquirer.
Monmouth, April 4, 18C4.
El) STATESMAN : At rmito ft nnmber nf tl.a.
reader nf your paper are or tho modern dem
ocratic raith, I thought it would bo interesting
to uoh tn give some, or the particulari or the
grand rally nt thit place. On the evening af
tor the democratic county convention nt Dullu
some six or eight copperheads left tho conven
tion and came to Monmouth to attend some
gathering, unit when they went to mount their
hortc for hoiucthey commenced the most hid
eout yells for "Jeff Davie nnd hit brave ol
dier" that any one ever heard keeping up
tliu yells to nt to be heard for more than a
mile. Tho must noted norsona in tho ernwd
were a rouug Dr. E.. frain Lafarettn. who Im.l
hit tpiritual ilrenglh reuewed of late, by little
Jimmy ; aud a person who offered a toast at
Ihe celebration at Iivllas, laat 4th of July,
wishing that the "rebels might bo lathered with
oqunlortit and shaved- with a hand law." I
wonder if ho ho got bravely over that J "Tbi
it a progressive ago." Now these are the kind
ol voters that will erect tho Kev. gentleman at
Eola if elected the man who talked hlmsolf
nut or breath eleven months ago aguinit pro
ressora of Christianity, and especially ministers
of the Gospel dabbling in pollitir ! "But thia
i a progressive ag." fain not or the opininu
uowover mat lie win violate any written or iiu.
aginary law against pcachen holding office.
' I..MON.
FROM CANYON CITY.
A correspondent of the rtoi;"writiua from
this place on the 29th nit., savs :
On the 1st of March, four of lia started tn
make the trip of one hundred and eighty mile
nn foot. We fell in with two different panic
on the road, which increased the Dumber to
eluv u. Gram and water were nleutv on tlm
route, but the country is wholly destitute or
wood. Houses far the accommodation of imv.
eler were all along the toad meals, at the
first, cost fifty cent, but nearer tliu mines, one
dollar was charged. The settlers onninluin
much ol the ludiau stealing their stock.
Ou the 9th, about noon, we beheld thit town
from the ton of a bill, laying deen dawn in a
caunn water ditches and iirtwpecting hole in
tho streets. The anuses all made of clapboard
aud timber.
A tooii a we bad entered tlm town. rn.
oeived offer everywhere to work at $5 per dny.
iiuuuo a very aunrce nere a great number
hnving left Sir the Boise and Owyhee mine.
Ground wa Inird to ret. union l,v imri., a
high price. . 1 '
Military Licnt. A. G. Cabannit hat been
relieved on tixty days' absence from his pott a
a. a. .11. at f ori w aiia walla. 1st Lieut.
Clawsnu takes hit place.
Tho expedition to the plain will Icavo about
tho 15th of April Cant. G. B. Cnrrv common.
ding Lieut, Pepoon gnet a Quartermaster of
llio expedition.
Liout. Robinson, of the Oregon Cavalry hns
been ordered to Fort Boise, to relieve Quarter
master Funk at that ploos.
Cnpt. D. W. Porter bn been ordered to
Fort Dalles, to go nut a Quartermaster of the
expedition from that place to Canyon City and
the John Day mine.
The beiulquaiters nf the Oregon Cavalry will
hereafter be at Fort Boise. If ufu U'alla
Stateimuh.
nTTlie California Union State Con vein ion ad
journcd with three cheer for th Union party, threa
cheers for tbe next President, Abraham Lincoln, and
three cheers for flea. (Imut.
CALIFORNIA DISPATCHES.
8 Kmsnico, April 8. Owing to heavy siurni
the overland line has nut been working the uil waek.
Ridgcly (IreathouM waa re arreaicd by Ilia I'rovtnM.
MiiikIihJ, at Vreka, yesterday. It ia conjeliiml the
object of his arrest ia to try him by a military cnnimia
Sinn fir tbe viululiou of three di Herein uallis nfallegi.
nee taken previous to tlm Chapman niraey slliiir.
The tclearutiis of Ibe (ith quele gold at ltitl.
Grain iid produce quiet and tMi'iiNUtfiMl.
A Miilt Lake lee-urnm reporta thai a putty nf lluiae
eiuigratila were attacked by lite Indiana, iilv mile
from fcort llull.un the direct road from llit east to
ItoiM. The Indiaii were whipped.
Mbh's Fuknibiiin Owing Wholmai.k
Pnr .., r.r. tlr. K... ..t I . .U.
tale furnishing store in San Franciacti, and
11 t a. . . .
nur-imi, nailing re io., seeing tne WIIIIU ui
tlm LrMilu. bnva iiiihiimI a. ttihltlnir llnnaa i.h tl.
corner of Battery and l'ine,(their new bnlldiug ),
wnere tney win always keep a general assort
ment of Men' furnishing goods, trunks, valitca
and fine clothing at wholesale only.
l"FTbe editor of the Old Piute (Nevada
Territory) oanfone to clipping from hit own
paper of three week old, for a fortliooming ia.
snr. That Is the clearest mm nf running a
newspaper withost brains, we ever heard or.
(Spring Goods.
T nsT KECKIVKD a mw and elegant aaaorunmt of
as epnog oreea gmwe. stirn m
Debase, Mohair (thue,
Kmprea ( bah. Ilytnalia LuMer.
AI.HO Ian itvle SPRtSd UOSSK'l'S Par
Bsola.btiiimar Nhawla, Va, '
at IlltKYMrtN llltos.
Knlem, Mnwb WA
Blooded Pigs for Sale.
rplinHK wlahiog In Improve their hon ran ret
1 KKW (l(K)U I'KtH by a,,,,!,,,,, Uiu .h, ,
dr frmn a dirt lira will b tilled wiik lh best I'rn
tXt pr pa"'. boar w lfl '
Apnl 4 -Ami' TIIOM All CltOKH.
'nh for Tun Bnrk.
CI. A It K II 1IOI.MA.V will pay rh for Hi, m
lock and alder bnrk, and for law bidet
HaWra, Feb. 17, IM. SmWpalct
OOTI AliD ailOfclt-A cheie. variety,
nut rfirrd t
7rr
HI1TH rARTWRirjHT
NU. ITAKVtSST ISO I.
MACHINES.'
i.rpp, HritiiKi.i. Aio.,
J luiNirteis Slid Dealers lu Alt CSSr
ricnlluntl implement, have ntm tm V?
kttnd. and tn arrive in thr ne.rt HO
duy, llio f.nrgest Itlid Heat Helerted Stock of
AKi-leulluiill Omul ever brought to Oregon. Having
seven yea' experience, wo are shabbM toseleet good
and wsll-omde inneliino. suited to ttia wiinu of fur.
l""r. "" luyitg,ii wo w tit, iref.;fem M ma.-i-
'",f''!'?"' w" 7? ni" f"r m"'j rat'
,,( cimixtttmh. Uelow. Wo append a partial
li.t of tl.S best iimeliln.s, ' U '
, ; REAPERS AND MOWERS.
New York Reaper (California Olant) nnd Niw
Yowt UimuiatD Itnl'mt and Mowiii, with impor
tant iinpinveiiioiils lor IHtet, etroug, durable and el lee
tive iiiitehiues, eat 0 to 71 feet, and eaiiiible of cutting
from 16 to tlft acres per dav. Over will in ne nit this
coast. -Nnd for our newly illustratedand door'i
live niimnhlet for IW4. - , ,. , ....
i:terlya Combined lteaper nnd Mower
iniprovea tt now writ nuc,uiits , to u leot.ls canity
and imietljf aitintted tn cut stubble. Huh or low (can
cut In to '0 inches high -driving wliuels large and
high, and gearing simple, lliis machine doe not clog
and will work on on very r'oMifh, tlony ground, over
dead farrow, and in all kinds of grain both met nnd
Jry, Udfed nnd (asgrd. I nurpMnl for igf
neu of and freedom from ttdt diuunht. convenience
and tkortmprhneu of uork, aud wilb only one upon of
ntiw win eaniy averngo i.i to is acres per day. in
tiict, it is now tlio ii film ultra of t horso oonibinod
iiuieliines. .. ' . . "
itlct'oniick's Combined Reaper and Mower,
fi lout cut. of tlio now patent, onllietv ditt'eraiil from
tlm old slyle. Very strong and serviceable.'
! Hull's "Ohio " llm Improved " Jl
"IlirCK KY K,-'l'lils is aliead of all St-wheeled
machine, and the principal objections heretofore urg
ed agaiiiet that clsss of Kenpora aro now removed, as
it is welt and durably mad: and will 'ork on rough
ground t has a sickle intttad of a knife tor reaping,
and a support for oiuer end of reel, Out B feet as a
Itenper aud 4 feet 8 Inches as a Mower,
hlrby Renper and Mower, ;' "
Nninea Illinois Headers. .'.I.
MOWERS.
Hull's "Ohio," the Imnroved ,j
"IIUCKKYE"- splendid niticbiue, 1! driving
WKL'UIRl . '
Molly Stark and Day State 1 driving wheels i
Ketch urn' Iron Mower strong, and soluble
for rough land and "Utiuch Grass,"' but tor ordinary
use not a dosirableus the 2-wbeeled mewer. '
THRESHERS. : ,
We are tole ageni in Oregon and Washington for
llio OUNUINK PIITS BUFFAU) TIIUICSHUK.
frooi 4 to ID borne power, band and geared, both of the
Pitts and Hustiel! patern. with tho VsrKitT Clrankii,
wliicli pluees tbeui I'ur ulieud of all other machines.
Those ThrvKbers are gotten up etrpnnly to onr order,
and are ttroug, well made, aud ejlra jininkcd. ' '
,. , IIOllSK POWERS. ,
PITTS' l)Oi;i)l.E PINION AND I'UXCT I'OW
BUS KXTHA, from 4 to 10 horse.
''
, jcairua.
Heretofore we huve hit only a small auppl
lixtms, hat we now nave noon to arrive over mi
pply of
$1.IHHI
worth of extras, couiDrlsinir diiulicitto imrts most like.
ly to woar of all our leading Thrmhern and Reaper.
together with a largo stock of NlrKI.H SHCTION8.
i ff' Particular altleutlon oalletl to this department.
HARVESTING TOOLS,
Such hi Drui ii Cruillei, MuwIiik Bc'vtliot, HoTolviiig
H(rne UiikfM. &c, toHotbur wii.li a lull Hup of Aim
cultural Oooth, coiuUting in purl ut Knbber Ma
ch'ne II citing of all widtbi.
Pi-rWi, atwttrttMl litflt sud kindi. C'ultivntorn,
Horte iltie$ Ox Yokn and Born, vurn Whflit.-
7Vcm, Sccd-tiowcrii Orind-lSlvnei, etc. Ainu, Frtmh
Garden, tirasN, and Field Seeds.
(7 Wo tire prepared to furnish, at two weeks' no
tice, through our Iiiiiiw in Sou Francisco, any stale of
machine iu that ninrkut not kent bv us, that mav he
desired, at Sim fc'ranclMiu Pi leva, freight alliletl.
ifr ttrdurs Irom tbe upper t;oluiiilila, or other re
mole illstrietH, accompanied with CAHH, filled at at
low rates a if the partial were here, and pain taken
to puck goods securely and tnitgly for shipping.
fjsll and aeo ue Iwfore purebasiug elsewhere, at we
will aol be underaold.
KNAPP, HL'ItltKI.L, It CO., -Agricultural
aud Meed Depot,' . '
April 4, 18t4 -3m5 Portland, Oregon.
NEW AND FRESH STOCK
or'-' ' 'b
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
rilHH mi ile raliiod hits jimt returned from th City of
X Han Krhnritipo with n I art: nnd vurled itnck of
FANCY and KTAPLK 1) BY -GO 01)8, niuble for tlie
otuioti, which connint, in part, of
Ladles' Dress Goods, ' ,
Clonk, mui.tillurt, eliuwk, coraetlj hoop gkirtt, ho
siury, drcra triiDinniffB, purusolli. bukem, trfmnidd
huts, IwniiotB. lmnuet urnf oup vibooni, belts and rib
bon, curtuin diimtwk uud ouriMina. viirneU and ttruw
nmttiiiM, itni a grnt viirlery of goo)a loo numerous to
wuiiuim.
llothln? nd Furnishing Good&
('oiiiiKts in purl of ftmcy and plain enmfmm aaiU,
ftiiMj and Imim raisiuitra oohU, vecU aud panu, bova'
uiu, iiiittii bonotii iliiru, 'reneh ttaimal traveling
uliiilt, oreraliirts, draw era, undoraliliii, aocks neck
In Ik 'a. pocket lidkfi, neck tiea, unvtjmlflri, truuka, va
litwi and onrpet bug.
Hats and Caps.
ninck, brown, drub and parl cntwimere liala, aliaw,
lfllmrn and palm lent aula, lot men, boyi nnd clul
droit.
Boots and Shoes,
TadipR glnvft kid unlttra, iHdtpa' hlurk and colored
cloth, cook- icaitein, Tinliea' kid, nont and calf Ilaltn
rut shoes, miimns, children and iuitwX slioaaof all aorta
nud qmtlitiua. nmn'i ralf dreaa, walking and riding
unwi, outh , yonin i anu cimnren s ooois ana anona.
Wood and Willow Ware.
Fiinrr, work, market and knife baskets, children's
willow wngmis and gigs, waeb tubs, waah boards,
brootns, scrubbing nud blacking bm.hes. clothe pins,
Diiiaic ouaea, u;oriieniiB ami wnra ooitas.
Hardware.'
Nails, axca, lianiincrs, hatchets, gimletsfiles, fenc
ing nails, tacks, aisniire and pitch-forks, garden hoes,
rakra. .hovels, aerihe and aonllics. roie, powder,
snioolhlng frtnis, ootfee t illa, sh'K, lead, pcrcuasiun
caps, dec, iic
Groceries.
Kugar, colTee, tea, mmKr, epiev, nuiiinrd, ciiaiaiiiiui,
nutmegs, tuatile and limwn soup, blueing, mMtrs,
lob.lern, autrth, peiHir aMiic, ayrup, rice, chocolate,
sidai-alu1, enuni lartar, bilking atala, yeant powders,
witaliing soda, tobacco, uiatolimi and maisena.
Crockery and Glassware.
Cult and saucers, ntstea, bow la busiiisand nitcbers
lugar bowle, butler ili.hea. vegetable sud ateuk diell
ea, nmga, flnwer vsmhj, lamp ebiinnera, tuoiblers,
triiv.. waiter, looking ulaaee. fat
I will eell all my kihhIs at aiich pricea a will defy
fnmpciiiion, and lake, iaexcbiinge.all kind nf KAKKl
Plttilll.'lJK, and tiay tho IIIMHKMT JlAKKKl'
Prtlt'KS.
OOME ONE, OOMB ALL:
And judge for yunrself. 1 ox- no go. for Coal Oil is
much cheaper, and 1 do not blow uny, fur niouuitiln
breew is slrnug euoiigli for couifurt. ' , .
A Word to llio Witt USufflrlrnt!
V. I.KVV,
Opposite the Wmden Mill, North ttalein. Ovit.
Halein, Ugn, April 4th, IM04. Sm6
Notic.
In the County C'ottrl of Yamhill County, Juua Term,
IMil. Action al
ICilgur I'oppletun, Plaluiilf, )
vs.
Aleiander Caldwell, Defendant. )
rp) Alexander Caldwell, Ibe ubuve nauiod defend
I ant i lu the name of tbe Ntale nf Oregon, yon
are hereby euumioned to he end apHiaf in Ih County
( !onrt of Yamhill cnunly, Oregon, ,m the nrat Monday
of Jane. IHtil, and aniwer the euinilaiiit ol Mgar
Poppletou against you fur the auai nf ISu.OQ, wilb in
terval thereon ft.iai Uclober itth, lty. on tile wilb the
Clerk of aaiit Court ia the ebofe-eotiUed mnae, or
judgment fur want thereof will be taken agmiiet you
for said .inn. A. U. COuK,
8w Pir AU'y.
TAK-: lil.
BY the enbacriber, llrlog in Kola piccinrt, Pnlk
co-iaty, cm the 1.1 day a." March, mA, one dark
aorrel mare, one fore foot and one hind foot white,
some Middle marks and hlajui face, abont 14 hands
hiuh and Mlxuat 7 vhh.I mt.A
. ,, 7, ' ' -- -" wt.ii to lu-
dos'jntable brand.
IIIKIH H AKRIH.
BY the aubeeriher, liring I mile nortbweet of Hob
liinily. one bine roan mare, throe or four yean
old, about l:i or 14 lianda high. Haul nan be been
running in uy pasture abont lour weeks.
, , IIEXJAI11N HTASTON.
March M, nl. VwJ
BY the undersigned, residing at Ilia Uud ripringt, in
the count y of lleker, Htate of Uregiat. ou or about
the Hih Jiiunary, 1H. two mam. detcribed ae lid
low. : One a dark bav,ab.int 1 4 hand, high, i rear old,
small blase In fare, left hind font while, saddle narks,
no brand visible i l In oilier a yellow Hni.h auarn,
about J year old, with erar on left hip and Hpani.h
brand below Hie owner or owner, are miooeu-d to
rmue forward, prove property, i. tr rharirea aud take
Ili-ni awnv. ti-iAAC I'll 11.1,1 1'S.
Mud Hpringe. Uaker Co., Feb. 9, '64.
BY ll nnoVnigned, living In Kobt pretvncl, IMIk
connly, one aorrel hnree pnU, aupiosed tti be two
years old paet, left hind foot white, with a star Io the
forelteed end anip uu the noeo; no other mark or
brand, perceivable. Hatd eolt ha. been running on Ibe
ran ire with my bones since laat Kail.
s o. ) fiASKETT
HV tbe auderslginJ al the Uwe aUltun, l w wiln
froai Jertereuu, Mariuu touuly, one light Iron
gray burse, abont I4 hand, high, .bod na threu fact
about vesranld. Also, one light rlaybank here
blare in face, dark maim and tail, low, heavy an, fore
feel white, erart on heed and neck i about IV veure
oil.. Take en Uatrk X, lhoi. '
'TOBm;MfiA0HEIl&C0.!
iHrnnTKits wiiolmai. rir.i.i is
WII1TK OflflDS, Hosiery, Olovee,
Linen and tilk Ifnudkerchiefsi
Kmbrolileries, Hoop Hkirts, opOdCriiread. 1 '
Istces, Ijidies' und (teals furnishing Goods, '' i
Hewing Silk, Yankee NiKMttt, l'erfumtry'(
Pocket (!mIory, Coinba and brushes, .( , ,,
I'liting Cards, Fancy 8onps. Paper
'! and I'lnveiopes. Milinory Goods, 11 ' !1 '
" 1 Mtraw Good's, Hlbboiw; fee, ttt,
We have tm hand the LAHUEtiT and HJMTttou
sorted slock ou the Pucilic const, to which wo are re
ceiving cou.tant iidiliiimia. We Invito buyers Hist
amine before purchasing. . ' ' '
All order entrnated to, an will reeeWe our nartlni
lar attentiiw. ., TOU1M, MKAMHKft ct CO,, ,,,
Sill to Mattery al., corner HncmiiHmto u,
401 to 409 Sitcramento st . up stairs) 1 '
' SAN FRANCISCO. '
- ,. ; ,,. CAUIl POU TIIK ',
.-; OP NAr FRANCIrKTO. ' "
BADGER & UNDENTEEGEB,
N. 411, 413, ami 419 Battery Mtre.t,
vitr, aierciieni,, nan erauciaco,
Importers and Wholesale Deaers, "
: ENTIRE NEW AND FRESH STOCK .' 'j
WE would ealT tbe attention ol COUNTRY MEK
CHANTH to onr usealtr hrge Mock nf Ooodsi '-'
Our stock comprises every article iu the- Clothing and i
Furnishing line. We have oouttaully est baud the ,
largest slock ond greatest variety of CuesHodre and
Wool HATH of anr boose in Saa VnlUcisfo; and our
price for these Ooode am less than ttioae 4f eof'i
house, a we receive them direct from the mauaiuia- ''
rer's coiuiguuient. Our stock of sbrihg and Uuinutor ,
Qoods is particularly attractive, aud the great ffture
to tile cuulitrv tilcl-cliaet ta the nnuaaallir low nrifjw '
Im than the Cost of lmporttiUon !
rve also keep the Ki AfLK Aiti'iL'I.r.M in the Dry
Ooods line, which Goods we hv purohased in thh
innrket under the hammer, alul aieoiferiug them at n
New York Cost, and lose.. , ,. . ' , . , ,,i
We publish this card in order thai We imw utke
new arqoaintancra, and Indhce ikosk who. byv got '
lioretaiore parcoaeeu or oe, to fail ana ejmtflue ir '
lock. . , V-1il
Good Artiolei and Low' Frices!
Are the great. Inducement to lf wWpiireliae to sell ,
again. Merchants who buy ef f emv metre a good i
prolit, and sell to their onetonein el tow litee.i W,
irmain, respeolfully, ; ,, . ... .,..,.,1, ,., ...
Your Obedient Servants; n
' ; DADOUK tV lilNDRNTIltliOEK, ' "
I i i Wholesale Clothing aad Hat Warehouse,'1"1
. Nos. 411 . 41 J, und 410 Battery streel., ,,
San Krnnclsco, March I I, ima. . 3m4 ,
BUCKEYET-IOVVCR!
to vAiMMvsnffi '";"7
WK with great conlldence offer tlio Biwheye Ma
chine for this reason i knowing it tor be siiterior
to any mower for wile, and thut il will snetaiir the rep- "
ittalion it hat made for tho past, three yeaverre.iaf.au- 1
lug any other Mower in Ibe following resneelas .-i ;1
Ileing belter made i much stronger, and more dura
ble; will run lighter i cut much closer with greater
eiuw to the team, and no side draught. .
We can bring twenty farmers to say that the Beek
eye Is eiiperior U anv other mower ,lo one who cue be
found prejudiceit agailut it. - h .:'- e i
The Buckeye mower are of two sites, catting four i
feet, and four feel eight inches. ; . r ; , i . ,
The Buckeye as s Reaper. '
The important advantngei which belong to til ,
lluckereasa Mowor are retained ill the Keeper, and '
it can be used oither a a Mower or a Hooper by at
taching the platform aud reel, ; .1
Though importing largely of them, w hav been
unable, for two years, to supply the demand.
They are better adapted to the want nf California '
and Oregon furmw that any other eumbinjlltl machine
for sale. It will adarit itself to every surface) oil ground.
will run lighter, uud will deliver it grain esuierana.j
better than auy other reaper. Tlie reaper' seat is di
rectly over the' axle of tbe machine instead of being on I
tb plalform, where it add greatly to the draught. I
WE ARE SOLE AGENTS
M i!
i in 'I
8AN FRANCISCO AND MAEYSVlLLE.'i
. , rjon TBS ,
' Haines' "Illinois" Header
This I the OSLr Header which, dnring the ft
six yean, bat Blood ih leal and give aaliafaction f
. all others, which have been tried, have proved fail ,
ares, and have been withdrawn from the market a ,
unsaleable.
IN
ALSO,SOUS AGENTS FOR . i
AULTMAN'St
l-i -.'i'ii
"Sweepstakes "Thresher,
i . Together with a full aasortinaut of : . I
AGKICI'LTVKAI. IMPLEJWESITS.
:(, lUWLIYACS,
. Comer of California aad Dstlery atreets, , ,
3ni8 ! i SAN FRANCISCO.
A JUST JTJD0KE1VT. ',
pUULIC OPINION IsTTar befts wMok fcw tr
to appear, uulea their aW will, aland Ut errtt
crutiny. Borne lay It terelct are harsh i aevtrthe
leal, they are generally Just
and correct. 8COVILL'8 flAHSAV ARII.LA '
BLOOD AND LIVES ' : ad . i
BYItCP has been on trial , MTll.I.indlA,.,
fur some ihirteen yewrs, asuf
i iiiii. in . r. i"'
. . , i ,.- i : i- HI- ', '.
during llait period, tiiuuaumk uf wirmnaea bw sriaru ,
tn apeak la Us favor. One testlDei that be wu-enrae) 4
of arrofela after .nlfering da year t aseehart, that he
found immediate relief IWr ' 1
sufTcriog with Halt Uhtna
for twentyyeam and III
such evidence as this that'
1 eCOVILU'8
Blkod Ktid Lfrrer
BY ttt'P. ' '
has canned the public to ren- , .J. ,,
der the fulhiwing verdict i (leihy of ealeraiaatiog '
from the system every hemor wM which It comes in '
euutacl, and we recommend H totli couaideralioa of
Uieaffiicted. IIKDINUTON t CO.1, AQKNTS, IIS
AND 418 VttOXl' tlTltKET, BAN I'HANCISOIX
- Imlsi ' '
H. Will. HAI.I.'H BAI.. '
tSA.W 'ur lb ear of long- '" ' 1 '
etunding C'ongh, llronrbilit, a ,
' ' ' well at Consnmption, Dr. Wat. , ' '"
.'.)
: Ualfsllalsanila lurdnabka. It
peculiar combination is the reeatl ( . , (
'of experience, d an Inlieut : '
knowledge uf tlie cause of thee
dieeaaea, and tb eertlncair of ' :,
remarkable cure ere auaVieeA
proof of It tuperierlpy. RKU- . ,t
INOTOXItCO.Ccneralagente
Forlhe Pacific Ccmt,41aiid 418 i
Front Street, Kan Francisco. , '
I md
CAI'TION The only gtnnlra) bf the sL'litturs
ol 0. k Heker II Co. Take an other.
No Credit It
CIIIAKMAfT, WAKNKR fc CO.. trnm and after this
) date.propoaetodnHTKICTLY A CASH HttPI-;
IIKSM, believing it will be heeeHemlM their frkmds
and customer geuerally. It will nebl tlieut la Nil
food at a .
LOWER PRICK,
and tn eAVctuall v compete with Portland. Their it. ,
trrntnotion is to tell gowets as cheap at mum kontt ia
Oretmn. !
Al.hoiuth they hav extra freight frota rerlltnd,i
yet their expeuae are much ligbler la Oregoa CHy,
aud by their awouer of dning haaiueae they can more
than balance tbe charge for freight between the two
places, ud llwabeeoablrd tetUoelt Vktmptr&t
any oiktr tl'nue in the titnta. .. , .. , .,
Oregon City, March 7. ItM. 8m 33 .
Tlie ThornKhbrel Jah(
COaMPROMISE, JR. !
WILL stand, the eiuuing sraann, commencing
April lit and ending In July, ItW, at the farm of
the aubacriber, & mikta from I'allas, on Uie batlem read, .
at l j ibe ertuaia, I'M le Insure. Couprotahai, Jr., It
1 II hand high, a dark hrnwu color.
bamckl aorv.
I'idk eeuaty, March I V IKHI. 4U,id '
l'tmaaaa.-:omproeie, Jr., was fiwled near Li- .
iugton, ky., rViaeralier Vlib, InjU. (bred by Una. ,
Henry 4'ley's eta imported tomproaifae. Ilie dem by
black Hampeoa, grand dees by imported l'!yeeee.
H.V. TODIll' JiTKE, "
Uxlngtun, Ky., April '11, IHoX . , , .,. . ,
r- fmp Tjraislmi.'
flMlR Wlllamerte M ootea ManafSctnrlu Coinpsnv '
X will kev feed strong wit ante el the ku-lorv, while 1
thia notice appeari ia the tfturwaea. ,
. II SMITH A.t
ii
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