The Oregon statesman., May 02, 1864, Page 1, Image 1

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THE OREGON STATESMAN
IS rllllt.tSHIni KVKIir HOKDAV U HUH IJS'rj .
Ths Orsgon Printing and Pnbliihlug Company,
PUOI'RIETORS.
Offlolat F-apar of th. Stat..
Tlilt.MS Per year, $'(,00 1 Six months, 2,(KI.
rP B.i iibm art prion tn eoin, Ijgai 'fender antes
mill be lut-aa anil at Uieir eureeiU talu.
Ilaiiilu.nci-a mny In minlc l.y mill ill the risk .t llio pub
lkeri, irm&lleri la Ike sreacurc of a postmaster.
, DR. L. 8. SKIFF
Hui'oon lenllfil.
Office in llolmau'i ..rick ItniMlnjf. HeitideitcA, new
corner of Kirnt Hurt Center itrmtii.
NT) None hut tintalhod opvratjitua performed. I
JJi (lumintliu putnmaeof jrach permm fwwlili
opfimtiotm performer, in the most perfect uiaHiier,
Hh.oi, Jtoe.-ttM, IWl W
j At; on cuivbcr. mamukl o. conseh. iuhk a. consul
JACOB CONSER &. SONS,
Produce & Commission Merchants
Second Street, Dnllft, Oregon
TUB very best brands of r'lonr, feed of atl kind,
and every description of 1'roducs constantly iu
-store and sold" hi the lowest ralee.
FAMILY GROCERIES,
A choice aHnrtment of family proceriea, includine
Inn bent (election of Teai, Codecs, Sugars, lie, select
ed expressly for family uao.
' Conlnnirnta received, and a (renernl Storax,
Warding aud Commission Business promptly attended
to.
We will also nay the highest CASH market price for
all kind of country produce such aa Wheat., Ouli,
Beans, Butter, Eirirs, Obeeao, Dried Fruits, kc, at Ibo
Jefferson MilU, Murion (jo., Oregon.
JACOB CONSKB dr. RONS,
Second street, Pallstt, aud
4(itf Jell'eraon, Minion Co., Oregon.
Ciwli for Tun Bark.
CLAI1K & HOLM AN will pay caah for Br, liom
lock and alder bark, and for raw bidea.
8alem, Feb. :1, lotii. 6m52paid
nFJLVILMPHO.
WOOLD announce to tin Ladiea of Salem and vi
cinity tbut titer bave taken noma in KKN
YON'8 biiildiiig.one door west of tlie Mansion House,
' where tbey Intend to carry on
Mlllintry and Dresi Making.
Their stock, recently selectwl in Ran Francisco, eon
eista, in part, of Bonnets, Hats, Uibbont, Flowers, dt-o,
. From long experience in business, botb in Boston
nnd 8au Francisco, Airs. VV. feels assured that she can
give satisfaction to all, aud would respectfully solicit a
aliara of tho public putrouago.
Suleta, March 1'J, 14. 3m:(
- SEI Dili 10 DALIES fill.
rpilE Columbia Kiver Uoad, leading
' I t ll..-.l..n,l i.avail..lilrArtl,a
travel of STOCK tiirouirh to Dulles City.
Laborers are constantly engaged in improving the
"'' '' Torst purta of the road.
A GOOD FEH15V ON DOG KIVER and one on
" f undy River.
i . Hntea or Toll!
' ' ; Eucli Horse, Mule or Jack 50 cents
" Man SO" "
14 Head of Cattle over one year old.. M "
i ' ., .. gleep 10
y ' Tickets sold at the Ferrlea. NO EXTRA CHAKOE
., COR FKUKYING. A ticket at the above prices is
tba only charge ou the Road made by the Company.
JOKL PALM Kit, President.
. I Columbia Kiver Road Company.
J.J.HormaK, Sec'y. JOHN F. MILLER,
JOEL PAMEK.
. , , ., A. 0. GIUUs,
0 IHiU llf Director..
'
., No Credit!!
""TiHARM AN, WARNER & CO.. from and after this
Ky data, propose to do STRICTLY A CASH BUM
,'HBSS, bolicviiig it will be beneticial to their friends
amd custniuers jteuerully. It will uuuhle them to sell
, . goods at a
LOWER PRICE,
and to effeoluallT compote with Port I nnd. Their de
termination it to $ell good$ a$ cheap at any home in
Oregon.
AIUiohkIi they huve extm freight from Portland,
yet their expenwti Hre nnit-U lifditer in Oregou City,
and by their nmnuer of doin btisiiteM they cuu more
than bultti.ee the ciiargo for freight between the two
places, nnd thcu be enabled to eull gvod Cheaper than
mny other Home in the State.
, 0,' jreon City, Muroh 7, 1H4. Hni35
)b j. ii. riAAS,lSj
OommerclilStrect.SaleiHTWeiler.o
(30LD AND. 8ILYER WATCUES, I
JEWELEY,
Solid Silver uod Plated Waro.j
FINE CLOCKS,
Soectacles, Fine Cutlery, &c. i
fill goods sold by me are WARRANTED to be as)
represented j
Repairing.
Fartlcularaltention paid to repalrlnsnne Watches, i
Ulucks, Jewelry, ac. I
ALL WORK WARRANTED. j
8ltm,Orcson,NoY.9,lSM. I38S !
I Filial Settlement.
IRA S. Titwnaend, Administrator of the estate) of A.
j P. Townsund. deceiued, having rendered hie final
voutlt, and asked for a iinai settlement of raid ea.
tc : it is llierefnre urdored Ibat Wednesday, the 8th
ly of June,lKG4,be set forheanngsaid Hpi)icatinn. Ail
t rautis inlereeteil in said estate are required then to
jipeiir in the county court of Polk county, Oregon,
nil show cause, if any, why said application ebould
iot lie uranted, and said e.tiite finallv settled.
Bv order of CHAS. E. MOOR. Co. Jndee.
J. L. Collins. Aii't for Adm'r. 4k7
Stationery Tor the State of Oregon.
?ELKI rUOPOSALS, will be received at the
office of the Secretary of State, nntil TuesdHV, the
1 4th dav of June, 164. at II o'clock,, m., for farnish-
niig stationery for the State of Oretiron, as follows t
30 reuinx Congress Lei; a I Cap. Carew, white laid, 14
I pounds, wide ruled.
reams congress vipirew,irimc ituu,n pvunuiy,
vide ruled.
'Mi reams Cunirrees Letter. Carew, white laid, 12
bounds, wide ruled.
b reams Commercial note, Carew, white lam, n
kmiihI, quarter pneknges. '
Id M. othcuu enveiopea, ex. oeavy nun io. v.
5 " " " " wliita "
4 letter - ex ex. hnff
1 4 M " " ' white.
1 ream Oovemment blotting pajter, 100 nonnds.
10 gross Kb odes At Hons superior 1). pens.
I " Aerummodntion pen botders.
each, spool tape, No.e 1. 1. aud 17.
d'i. hi 11 man inkstands, No. 3.
i barometer ' brass rack.
" s'ed erasers, gntta jreruha handle or ceoa.
1 ro Fallen. No. 2 poucile.
' t dfML Ivnrv fiddnrn. 9 in.
L' T. , . . ' . .
" small mucilage, cap. ' 1
" ,; octavo I rulers.
gntu percna nnera. io in.
I dot. Arnold w.-Uing fluid, quarts.
longrees jkinvea v ttetennolm Bona,
balls colored liuen twins.
ill- fiKI.ni.
h
oift nold seals. No. 5.
ton i white rubber 20 to the pound,
i suae nut accuniDativ each bid.
v w mm or pontons receivm the contract will,
A -aiKnierv la aeliveiHi.iweive a warranl on
y . raasurerm pavinent titereiur.
WAML'hb b. MAY.rk-c'y of Nate
' w i. t aster,
fBui o, C.l J
j tsraiiiLL,
( Portland, Oregon.
pi, Huri-oll & Co.,
g:
ante ,
Pom.Tsu. ,
aaU f i n
, COM MISSION JIKKCHANT9, and
1 and Oealera lu Aaricu tnral linnh
nd Field Oras. Seeds, 98 Front street,
m. wilhgive special attention to the
d Produce on eonsianment, fl Ding or
IT in Portland or Kan Francisco, and
den, c
traiw . ayneral eommiton bu.inei.
t 't ..ce iu han Fuurisoo, MIO Washington st.
Jbanhi. . ; L Ivollittf
TIIEaailecriyneH will pnrrbaae Oregon and Wash
ington rtar Claims. Knspended Claims, Ontlawad
. Drafu. Ju.. aad will take claims for eollertinn on
reaaooabts lanaa. CATON 4k Cl'Rk
, Halem, Ogn.. April , IHtU. fl,f
N. saira. 010 a. chascx
r "s, Hmltli Ac Chance,
' ntical and Mechanical
'DENTISTS,
C)MUKRCIAl. street. 8aleta. ban 'removed theit
osloa froaa Ittata street to (JriswoidY brick, and
. are aow iasartiBg artiUrial trcth bt any and all of tba
lala ia proved atylea, inclading Vulcanil. Coralile,
' Amber baua, Atc aa well aa a-'d. aaiug no rla.p.
kaimi, UMS deatroyen of tie natural teeth bring
- attarty dnearoed ia their practice.
a'.vtn tar attantion given to diseases of the gnms
- aad iawa 1 akw. to tba regulaiioa of abildrea a Irate.
. T" tmnad froas one tootk la a fall tei.,
tafAll operations warmntrt. IH5
DIE.B. FI3K.E. Phriicuo tad garyroa.
CoVje at reai tence, 3 door, smith of Peat office.
fc . ceti
VOL 14-NO. 9.
186-1. HARVEST 186.
MACHINES,
IT" "I A Pl, 111 li H 1. 1, V Co.
IV Im
innrteni and iValen
rteiMtumi iniprtnenw, inive
hand, and to arrivt in the next W
d.iyfl, lb Lnrgrmt Miid Uoit Elected Ntock of
AwrictHturul (JoodH ever hnmilit to OrcKon. Hnvinv
enven yenm1 experience, we are enabled tonoleot yiwu
and well nmde inacitiitei, RtiiM to the want of far
more, nnd buying, at we now 4t,direet'fram tin man.
vf'ficturi'rM, we can and sell for tuuli, at rat$
that defy competition. Helowtwe Bppend a partial
lint of the bent nmctiinea t
REAPERS AND 10WERS.
Knw York Ren per (California Olant) nd I.'kw
Yokk CoMBiNao UiAPm asu Molvtu. with impor
tant ioiproveiueiils for 1HA4, strong, durable uud eneo
tive machines, cut 6 to 7ji feet, and capable of outtiug
from 14 to U5 acrea por day. Over Will in tire on this
count, w Send for our newly illustrated and descrip
tive pamphlet for 1HT4.
Ustcrly's Combined Reaper nn Mower
improved it now writ aiadr.cuts 5J to tt feet.is earily
and quickly adjutUd to cutttuhhlo kigk at lorn (van
cut 18 to 80 Inch high) driving wheels largo aud
high, and gearing simple. This machine docs nut olog
and will work 011 on very roitgk, tloity groviul,avtrr
dtutl furrQwi, and in all kinds of grain both letl and
dry, lodged and taafltd. Is vnmrpaned for liikt
aeis of aud freedom from tide dravgkl, convenience
and (kuroHfrknett of fcoraund with only 00 tpan of
nortct wilt my average 10 to 10 acvee per nay. 111
fHCt, it ia now the ne pint ultra of iMiorso combined
mneliines,
AlcCoinick's Combined Reaper and Mower,
6 foot cnt, of the new patent, entire! uilferent from
the old alle. Vary strong and serviceable.
null's "Ohio" tne Improved
"BUCKEVK." This is ahead of all 2-nlieeled
miiohiuea, aud the principal olijectiuiia heretofore urg
ed ugaintjl that class of Reapers are now removed, as
it is fell and durably made and will work on rough
grounds has tickle ituteadof a knife for reaping,
and a support for outer end of reel. Cute U feet as a
Reaper and 4 feet 8 inches as a Mower.
Kirby Keeper end Mower.
Halites' Illinois Headers,
MOWERS.
HttH'e "Ohio," the Improved 1
"BUCKEYE" aplemlid machine, S driving
wheels ;
AIoIIt stark and Bay State-2 driving wheofs;
Kotchum'ii Iron Mower strong, and suitable
for roupfh and and "JJiineh Gmn," but for ordinary
use uot an desirable as the -wheeled mowers.
THRESHERS.
We are tote agent in Oregon and Washinvton for
the GENUINE PITTS BUFFALO THRESHER,
from 4 to 10 horse power, baud nnd geared, both of the
Pitts nnd Russell pulern. with the Patknt Clkanxk,
which places them far ahead of all other machines.
Tliesu Threshers are gotten up exprettly to our order.
and are ttrong, well made, and exlrajinitked.
HORSE POWEUS.
PITTS' DOUBLE PINION AND PLANET POW
ERS EXTRA, from 4 to 10 horse,
Extras).
Heretofore we have kent onlv a small sunnlv of
Extras, lint we now have soon to arrive over $'.OH0
worth of extras, comprising duplicate parte most like
ly to wear of all oar lettding Thrcthert and Krarmrt,
together with a larve stock of SICKLE SECTIONS.
it" Particular iilttetition called tu this department.
HARVESTING TOOLS.
Such aa Graiu Cradles, Mowing Scythes, Uevulving
Horse Rakes, ito.. together with a full line of Agn
cultural (JoodM, consisting in part ot Rubber Ma
chine Helling of all w idths,
I' I own, utmorted sizes and kinds. LiUtivntorn.
Home ffoe. Ox Yoket and Bows. 6' A urn. Whiffle.-
rrec, tiecd-tiuiccrst Grind-Monet, etc. Also, Fresh
Garden, Grass, and Field Seeds.
17 We are prepared to furninli. at two weeks' no
ticu, through our house in Shu Francisco, any style of
machine in that market not kept by us, that may be
dec i red, at Nun Frntit-ltco i'l lces, freight udili-tl.
Lr Orders from the noner Columbia, or otber re
mote districts, accompanied with CAbH, tilled at as
low rates aa if the parties were here, and pains taken
to pack goods securely and snugly for shipping.
inn auu see its ueiore pnixuiiBiiig einewnure, as we
will not be underoold.
KNAFP, BUURIiLL, k CO.,
Agricultural and Seed Depot,
April 4, 1RiU-3m5 Pit timid, Oregon.
BUCKEYEJVTOWER!
TO PAHMEUN.
WE with great otifideiie offur tte ntiokyc Ma
chine lor this rcanon : knowing it to be snpertor
to any mower for sale, uud that it will sustain the rep
utation it has made for the past tlirco yeura in surpass
hig any other Mower iu the following respects i
Ueing better madu ; much stronger, and more dura
ble; will runligliter; cuts much closer with greater
eare to the teuin, and no aide draught.
We can bring twenty fanners to say thf t the Bnck
eye is superior to any other oiower.to one who can bo
found prejudiced against it.
The llm-keye mowers are of two sixes, cutting four
feet, and four feet eight inches.
The Buckeye as a Reaper.
The Important advantages which Irelnng to the
Back nve ns a Mnwtir am ntMinid in thf. ItViini-iv ttnii
it canVe used either as a Mower or a Reaper by at
taching the platform aud reel.
Though importing largely ol them, we have beeu
unable, for two years, to supply the demand.
They are better adapted to the wants of California
and Oregon farmers that any oilier combined machine
for sale. It will adapt itaelf to every surface of ground,
will run lighter, and will deliver its grain easier and
belter than any other reaper. The reaper's seat is di
rectly over the' axle of the machine innlead of being on
the platform, whore it adds greatly to the draught.
WB ARE SOLE AGENTS
IN
SAN FHAXC1SCO AXD MARYSVILLE,
roK THK
Haines' "Illinois" Header.
This ia tba fiXt.Y Hi.iiHr uMI, Jnn,.. .k. ......
six years, has stood the lest and given satisfaction ;
all others, which have been Iritd, have proved tuil
nres, and have been withdrawn from the market as
unsaleable.
1 ALSO, SOLE AGENTS FOR
ATJr.TMAN'H
"Sweepstakes " Thresher,
Together with a full amortment of
AKICl'LTCHAI, l.nCLE.lf ET8.
IIAU I.KV CO., .
Corner of California and Battery .tresis,
SAX FRAXCtSCO.
3m2
Sheriff Kalo.
BY virtue of an execution issued out of the county
court of Polk county, and to ms directed bv the
elerk of mid court, iu favor of John R. Cooper and
against W. J. MaUiey, for want of personal p-j,mr.
ty to satisfy the same, I have levied) upon aud will
proceed to tell to the highest bidder for cash in band,
at the roart bnnse door in Dallas, in mid county, on
Saturday, the h day of Mar, A. U. MU, at 1 o'clock
r. a., all the right, title and intend of said W J. Mat
ney, defendant above named, in and to the followiug
oeKnoea real enate, to-witi beginning at the a w
corner of said Malnev'. bind rliim. tint V.tM ..luim
No. 61, in see V of 1 8 a, r 4 w ot the Willamette me
ridian, thence e 3.VI5 chs, thence I 3tin5 cba, thanea
w 411 cha. thence n 8 90 chs. thence e 4 H6 rhs, thence
isiw cne, to tne piare or nemnning, rontninlng 1,11,
So-1 on acre., nor or Irat. Sold to satisfy tlie above
execution, costs and ncrniinir costs.
I. M. UL'TLKK, Sheriff Polk Connty.
Dallaa. April '.1'th, I HI. I. 4W
To Builders,
NOTICE a hereby givea that sealed proposals will
be received at tua Clerk setnee iu Albany, Line
conuty. Oregon, np to two 0 clock, r. a., of tba .'ah
ilay of May, IHtit, lor the bmldiugof tlie Court House
in llainv, m said county, according to plan of the
aama. and accompanying eperincaiious to be seen at
the raid Clerk s office. The county will furnish all
the brick 011 tba snot for tlie said buildhia. anrf nmnM
the foundation. The contractor wHI be required to
furnish all other material for the said oonrt huuse. ,.!
imild and and complete tlie same, according to the said
plan aoq apecinratious, uy tue time bereiualter meu
tinned.
The foundation will be ready on or before Ilia litb
dav of June next.
The brick will be delivered on the spot aa 'ollow, :
Oti.uOOon or baha-v the lot dav of June next. list..
OtW 00 or before the ltfa day at Jane Iseme month),
and the balance on or before the 1st dav of July, I'M
( The boiiding to be iucsnsod and finished on the ont
shle according to said plan and icilicaUons, oa or
ocioreuie ijcnaayni 1 icwir,
Tbe tnaidr ef aaal baihlilig to re mii.hfd and eom
Eletcd acconling to said plan and "periliratioua 00 or
etore tba 1st dav of Octbet. I86&.
Payments will be made ia coin as followsi Three
Ihonsand itollaiv to he advanced at i,e lime of awbing
the contract 1 three thousand dollaraea the 8 rat day of
. wm ...uwui. wi ia. ou or Mlnre Ui Is,
gay 01 jaoimrv.in.'J. llie remaiBaer when the baild
ing is completed, according to said plan aad epenfUa
lions.
1 ne contract win ne ih to tlie lowest reeponalbl
bidder, and apymved arennty wil be required for the
By order of toe County Court ia and for tba Coun
ty of Una Bid State of O rag 00 at tba April term. A
.UfOWlLL
Jos. HaHit.roa, lr
t W. Hi. UAaiiKis j Co' Coi.ijuera.-3urJ
Sa'
SALEM,
HELMBOLD'S '
GENUINE PREPARATION.
Illicitly Concentrated
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT HI,
A Positivq and Speclflo Remedy
For diseases of the
BUDDKR, KinntRVM. KHAVKf,, AND
1 DKOi-MiCAL iirxtuNIM,
This medicine increases the powerof Digestion, and
excites the ABSOIIIIKNT8 Into heulthy action, by
which the WATERY OR CALCAREOUS depo
sllioiis.uudall UNNATURAL ENLARGEMENTS
re reduced, as well aa puin aud iullaminatlou.
HELMBOLD'S
EXTRACT BUCHU,
For Weaknesses arising from '
ExcesBeB, Habits of Dissipation,
FAIU.Y IKDIUCB
BTl
OKI OR ABUSE,
Attended with the following symptoms 1
Indlsposlllon to exertion,
Loss of memory,
Weak nerves.
Trembling,
Wakefulness,
Pain in the back,
Flushing of the body,
Kruptiuns on the face,
Pallid couutouinite.
Universal lusaitnde of
Horror of disease,
Diiiinees of vision,
Hot hands, . '
Orvncss of the skin.
uuss 01 powor
llie muscular system.
DiQlcultv of brent). im
These symptoms, if allowed to uo On. whinh tltU
mudiciue iu variably removes, soon follows i
Impotency, Fatuity, Epileptio Fits,
Fn fltlM nf wllUh tha nurlont nawavniH Urt.. u
sar that they are not frequently followed by those
UirOIUi UltWaWMI, .
ISSAIMXV AND CONSUMPTION.
Mnnv are awnre of the cause of their suffering but
none will confess. The records of the Insane Asy
lums and the inelancholv deaths bv eoiistitniition lieu.
ample witness of the truth of the assertion.
The Constitution once Affected
With Organic Weakness,
Reouirea the aid of medicine to strengthen ami Invlt..
orate the system, which Hehnbold Extract of Bucliu
invariably door. A trial will convince the most skep
tical. Females. Femnles. Females.
OLD OU i UUNU, S1XOUS OR MARRIED
OR CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE.
In tnanv ullections peculiar to females, the Kitract
Bucliu is uneuitiled by any other remedy, aa in Chlo
rests or retention, Irregularity, Paiufiilness, or Sup
pression of Customary Evacuations. Ulcerated or
Kchirrous stitto of the Uterus, Leucnrrhea or Whites,
Sterility, and for all complaints incident to the sex,
whether arising from indiaorutioo, habile of diasipa
moii, or 111 uie
DKCM.'VK OR CHANGE OF LIVE, ;
(See Symptom t Above)
No Family Should be Without It. .
Take uo Balsam, Mercury or unpleasant medicine for
unpieasaut anu dangerous diseases.
Helmbold's Extract Buchu
AMD '
IMPROVED ROSE WASH
CVBKS
Hecret IMneaaaeai
In all their stairesi at little exnensei little or no
change iu diut 1 no inconvenience,
AKU NO KXPOKI'KK.
It oauaea frwiuent desire, and irivaa atrenirth tn ITrl.
nale, tberehy removing obstrncuoiia, pieventing and
curing strictures of the Urethra, allnving puin and in
flammation, so frequent in this elnm'of di.easea, and
expelling FOI.-iOXOl'S, 1)1 HE AS ED AND
WORN-OUT MATTER.
Thousand, upon Thousands, ,
WHO HAVE BEE THK VICTIMS OP
QUACKS,
And who hnvs paid HKAVY Fl'KS to beatd I n. 1
short time, have found they were deceived, rrdslinn
the "Poison" hua, by the nse of "Powerful cuauy
geuts," been dried up in tlte system, to break outtlit
au aggravated lorm, and
i JjKIIAf IS At THK MAKK1AGE.
IT S K
IIELITIBOLU'8 EXTRACT BUCHU
For all affections and diseases of
THE URINARY ORGANS,
Whether existing in MALE or FEMALE, from
whatever cause originating, and no matter
OK HOW I, OHO atTANDIflO.
Diseases of those organs require the aid of a Diuretic.
Helmbold'a Extract Buchu
IS THE GREAT DIURETIC,
And it ia certain to have tlie desired effect in all Dia-
easea for which it ia recommended.
fcvideure nf the moat re.pon.ible and reliable char
acter will accompany the medirinee.
CERTIFICATES OF CCRES
a
From 8 to CO years standing, with namea known to
A''lt'A'rir.bJ pa utr
Physiclani Please Notice.
WE MAKE SO 8ECRET OF "INGREQIENTS."
Helmbold'a Extract Buchu
Is composed or Bucho, Cubebe and Juniper Berries,
selected with great care by a enrteTrt druggist.
PREPARED IS VACC'O
Bj II. B. IIELMBOLD,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, end sole manufac
turer of
nclmbold's Genuine Preparation.
AFFIDAVIT 1
Peieonally appeared before me, aa Alderman of the
city of Philadelphia, II. B. Helmbe d. who being duly
sworn, doth say, his preparation contains no narcotic,
BOBierenry.orotber mjimous drnirs, bnt are purely
vegetable. II. B. H KI.M BOLD.
Sworn and anbeeribed before me thi. tin dav of No
najber, ieVrf. WK. If, HlHHAkU,
Aldermaa, Ninth straet, above Race, Phi la.
rHlniriAXBJ I ft ATT KM DA NCR
FROM S A. M. TO 8 P. M.
Btrart of Counterftiteri and Unprincipled
Dejlltrt,
Who endeavor to dispose " OF THEIB OWS and
"other" article, oa the reputation attained by
Melmbeld'. Ueuuioe Prrpanuions.
Extract Buchu,
. ." IntprovedRwila
Sold by Dmggista everywhere.
ink for n ELS BOLD'S Take bo Other.
Cut oat tba edvertisriaeet aad send for R, aad eawt'd
imputn and tipotnrt,
HOMTBTTsTR, aailTBi aV DRAf .
Arrets for the Padftc Coast, Ban KraocUco
Sold by SMITH I DAVIS, Portland.
April !tl, iraaJ. j,
OREGON, MONDAY, MAY2,18Gi.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING AT SUBLIMITY.
Mamon Countt, April 21. 1804.
Ed. Statbbmani On Tuesday last at Sob.
Utility, one Thomas Cttton, slandlug ou the
ncoli of it oertain house whloll ia filled with
bnttrel containing what It takei to keep the
apirite of the Demooracy up, was pleading tho
cause and claiming- the 1 rights of biti brother
renen 01 me Boutn. Uo olaiuu'd that thoy
wore entitled to all tho rights of American oit
liena, onimpaired. That Abraham Lincoln
was a violator of the Constitution that th.
proclamation of emancipation had been of no
ofiicnt utuoss it uaa proveuted foreign intorven-
tion, 1 nat tne proclamation nroteftdeil toemau
cipato oil of the ilavei of tlie United States j
hut the President, Itnowinr it to be nnoonstitn.
tinnnl, had called on Congress and the States, lb
alter tua t eucral Constitution to rotike it con
form to the proclamation, evidently trying to
make tho pet plo holiore that tho proclamation
aiipni'u to Delaware, Jtaryianu, Tennessee,
Kvntuoky, Miasouii, aud all of Louisiana mid
Virginia. A great portion of bis speech was
ucvoieu to tne ngnm or me ooutu nntl the Ne
gro. Such an iukllug for tho neero as all Dem
ocrats seem to hare, can only be accounted for
in one way. Yost kuow, Mr. Editor, to raise a
lamb by the milk of the cow that it will always
follow the dam that raised it. To make a shep
herd dog follow and stay with the sheep it is
only necessary to uurso and raiso him on an
ewe. It is very certain that half of the Dem
ocrats havo been nursed from the paps of black
slaves. Hence their affinity for the negro. But
the greatest eyesore hi the little speaker and
his hearers was the law of tho last Legislature,
orgunir.iug tho militia of this State. Tlmt
grieved tliein, speaker and all, to the very iwml.
Yes, it nearly drove all tho spirits they had
taken in out of them. Thny detest to tho bit
tor end all military organizations. Now, whonoe
oomes all this bitter hatred 1 The iuferenoe ia
irrcsistiblo that they want this Government
overthrown and us attached to the Jeff. Davis
kingdom. Whilst allgif the Democrats in the
South are fighting tlie lawful Government of
the United States in tho front for mastery, the
Tlnmnocct. nf lU tt,.l, . t..t.t:.. l .l. I I.
v,.iuui;iuw V, .(IV 11 VI .11 HIV ll llblllg, IU HlO ItaOK
for tho same end. Every Democrat in the
North can uot help seeing that if the ntmnln
had failed two years ago to support the Admin
istration, the whole North before this I into would
have been turned over to Jefferson Davis the
First. And tiow, if they coold stop all military
operations in the North, their ends would be
completely aoootnplished. If Ilia legitimate
tendency of men's sets be treosou they must
uot eomplain if people call them traitors, es
pecially those who are always bawling about- the
freedom of speech and tho press.-' After Cnton
was through. Stanton got up and after clearing
his throat for a long trine, he finallv said be
would make them a specoh some other time,
and snt down j then went up throe cheers for
the speakers. The whole scone callt'd to my
iiiiiid tne poem written by Burns on see ne- the
oreepers on the lady's bonnet.
Now, Mr. Editor, in all oandnr can the lead
ers of the pretended Democratic party in the
ionu ten now iney woum manage onr present
national questions if limy should succeed in
carrying tlie elections in the North f They
know that nono of tho rebels will participate
with us in electing Federal officers. Will they
be able to prevail on Jeff. Davis and the other
confederate ofliocrs to submit to you who are
elected entirely by a northern constituency I
Will they baok down disgraced, or Is it your
real purpi ae to divide the spoil of victory aud
give to Jeff, and his cohorts the lion's share,
and von and the North tn tulte no with what
Jeff, don't want t Or do vou reallv nrnnoso to
fight in case Jeff, aud his cohorts refuse to re
sign to you, and after fighting Inni a year or
more to still respect hw rights to keep all his ne
groes, to raise supplies for his armies against
the sternest protest of all of the ofTieera noil
soldiers of the Federal armies ? Should this
Government be overthrown by the present re
bellion the northern htd southern deuiocraoy
will he responsible. Modem democracy is al
ready the guilty party and curse of all our na
tional troubles. If tlie treacherous Davis bad
been iuformed nf the consequences by the whole
North we shoold ucver have bad this rebellion,
lint tho democracy of the North assisted their
Southern brothers to get possession of all of the
ITniliiil Rtnlna A.m. ., l .11 !... - :.: r
v HiuH.uu.il iiviivr IIIUIHMUIIB Ul
war, and tiled gave them amnio reason to be
lieve that they would giro them their sympathy
and aid which they art now fulfilling to the
very letter, aud the last hope that the rebels
now have is in the success of tho democratic
parly, as they style themselves ; but all history
will style them traitors. To-day, if the rebels
knew that they would hive to fight a united
North until they lay down their nrtns nnd sub
mit to the terms of the amnesty proclamation,
we would have peaoe very soon. Northern
men, if you havo friends iu tho South the onlv
good you cau do them is to advise them to luy
uim n tuetr arms auu comply witn the amnesty
proclamation. You know, if you know any
thing, that fm-ciguthsol the population and
territory that was ooue iai their possession ha
been wrenched from them and is now in the no.
session of the Federal Government, and thous
and of its inhabitants wko were oncu in afflu
ence are now reduced to tho most ahjeot pov
erty. The people of the North are determined
to subdue this rebellion and not havo perpetual
wars for our children. Do you think you are
pursuing a oourse to aocnmolish anr thins- but
your own dirgraoe 1 If 1 must give yna a cau-
urn auswer you are unt MONITOR.
Mammoth WAnBHtitma. To give our read.
rrs an idea of the giant stride that the country
ui .no voataurs ia Biaaiog, we copy irom
the Mountuineer a description of a monster
warehonae now in course of construction at
Celilo. The Mountaineer sirs :
The dimensions of the hnildina- are aa fol
lows: Length PI5 feet, extreme breadth 31
Icet. this building commence at the low
water level, and gradually reorder its entire
length thas affording a landing for the sleamrra
at the highest as well a the lowoat stages of
TtuM.-i. siio Tiuuio siruciure ia anufliantiaiiy
anchored, so as to withstand the force of wind
and nultr. and in all respect secure against
even the worst fre.ii,i. To pot nn this build
ing requires 200,000 feet ot .umber, and to
roof it 1.70,000 shingles. The hardware, nail,
&o., we have not computed. The size of tiiil
warehouse, tn he need exclusively for receiving
and storing good, will serve to aire li r..l,.r
some idea of the rapidly extending business of
tne u. 8. H. company. A lew years sinoa all
the business of the upper country was pasted
over the portage by means nf a few "Cayuse"
team, and a (ingle boat Ibe Colonel Wright
auuioea to carry an tne irelgut mat ottered.
Now eight boats the majority of them first
class vessels are employed in the trade, and
instead of light teams drawn by miniature hor
ses, we bave long trains of railroad car laden
down with the product of all eoootrie and
every clime. It is iu improvement like thi
that we trace tho evideooe of our progrraa, and
learn how rapidly wo art gathering around us
tbe appliance of th bigheat clviliiation. "
(7Mi Evan, a little tuia of sixteen years,
i quite as much of a prodigy in tba oratorical
world as Mis Dickinson -in fact, more to, as
ber youth is one of th marvelous element in
tlie case. She has less rhetoric than Miss Dick
inson, bot far mora directness, sincerity and
simplicity.. She evidently baa her subinot verv
much at heart, and believe herself fuldlliog
a God-given mission. Her influence is said to
havo saved an intemperate father, and it is to
hoped that it nay sar many niore
lilts Guk. The ship Star of the Union.
which arrived at San Francisco lately, brought
fifteen ten-inch gun for the fortiticalinus at
T01CE8 FROM THE DEAD.
'" ; OMnott ClfT. Anril 20.
Ed. Statesman! Will you please publish
these few extracts from the writings f some
of America's great men. Possibly they will
ntiti tiieir way to me nearr. 01 some ennperheud.
Uy so doing yoti will oblige nn old democrat :
i Washing-Jon to Lafayette,. "t hope, my
dear friend, the time will toon come when we
will become a community of free States."
Also, "United we stand ; divided wo fall."
Jefjeuon to Lafayette. On slavery: "Whou
I reflect that God is just, I tremble for my
oountry." Also, "The Constitution admits
new states, but nowhere permits secession.'
Madinon. "Tho convention that framed
the Uoontitulion, voted expressly against per
milling the withdrawal of a State from the
Union therefore, secession is raoa."
Monroe "If the States were separated, it
wouiu prove tne luiiure or domooratio princi
ples." , - , - ;,. -
I Jackson. Oo Nullifloatlou i "By tho Eter
nal, tho Union must and shall lie uruaervuri."
Also, "It no man march under any flag but
the old Flag." .,
Van Bwen "The permanency of the Un
ion is the gnaranty of our greatness."
Polk "The greatness ..nd power of the
government depend on the perpetuity and
unity of the States, and a separation would bo
deplored by all good meu." , ,
t ouuld quote from other ablo men, but I
have confined myself to extracts from tho
1'residcnt that were demooratio in heart and
principle. I want those extract published for
general use, particularly for young campaign
ers to meet ti-.o copperheads with. Dou't oall
them democrats any more, but spell it dimmy
equate. 1 deny tiieir being democrats, and
will prove it this Summer.
, J. U. II0WAUD.
LETTER FROM P01K. '
' ' "Kola, April 18. 1864.
En, Statesman When a man comes ha.
fore the people for an office, he then becomes
publio property. If a man asks the people fur
their suffrages the man who truthfullr nlaoes
said person' positien fully before the people
that alt may perfootly understand hi past and
present position, does to them a benefit aud
deserves their thanks.
Upon a close and senrohinr examination of
tbe pool nf politics iu thi county- subjected
to the scrutiny of a good ere aided bv a hnn.
died horae power magnifying glass, strango
anomalies appear. In proof of this fact. 1
will give you a short biographical sketoh of one
of the political celebrities of this county, and,
a ho ia the lending nominee of that party
which cluimt to be the only one- that I willing
and ablo to save this government, let all Union
mon especially look with interest upon this
great political curiosity.
The proof of all statements shall be ready,
and if mid curiosity will take a now and gcii
tlcinanly oourse (though it may dilfur tuato
riany irom party rules ana regulations) and
publicly question the voracity of this biogra
phy, all shall he satisfactorily substantiated.
The right ltcverend, and hoping Honorable,
now appears before the legal voters of Polk
county as running upon the resolutions adopted
by the war demooraoy of Dallas, and wholly
denies that bo is runuing upon tho Stuto plat
form adopted at Albany forgetting that he
bos expressed hi intention of voting and
electioneering for the nominees there mado
forgetting that he, in common with his party,
scut delegate to that convention who acted
cordially with it throughout, without entering
a single protest or making one wry face, and
that llie "unwashed" and "unterrilied" chain
piou there r-rceived a nomination which tins
not been declined.
The Right-KPT. now wlinllr Ignore bis
strong orte-in 1802, when declaiming against
mo cicuuuii ui a iirouiur minister (now ex-representative)
when he was loudly crying that
religion and politics were entirely nntuiodiil to
eauh other that his nnfortnnato brother was
straying in bye aud forbiddeu paths ; aud, a
lor nimseii. mat when Ac went to Itnmanutd'i
Land, it was his intention to go "straight" nnd
not by the way of a seat iu the Oregon Legis
lature. But "coming event oast their abad.
nws uoioro, ana when at tho celebration at
Dallas on tbe 4th of July, he was elected
chaplain and introduoed to the audience hr the
i.CI . . II ,. ... .. . . .
-uea now- nan ol tne presiileut ol the dom
ooratio convention, all could see upou wbioh
side tho the ltight-Rev. would soon be arrayed.
-"v., urvmiiD tiiiw punitive, auu it is jiosiuun
was fully defined when ho remarked to n friend
that the Government of the United State was
not worth five cents, aud be was "ready and
willing to take unarms to nut down tins Lin.
coin despotism." (I wonder if it ia those arms
no ha bono swinging iu the pulpit aa bit do-
uounccq tne sins ol meu. nut forgot to add
traitnrism to the catalogue)?
Before bo dunned his political nrtnur. bis Inst
publio act wna to anuouoe from the pnliit that
be "would deliver a aaniturr sermon" at a
stated time ; that he "wished to counteract the
bad and disgraceful effects that Sanitary en
tertainment were having upon the nohiio
mind." -
The position of tlie Kiiht-KeT. and srum to
be (buried) Hon. romiuda me of a fnbse not
in yLsop s collection. "Once ujmti a time" in
the corner of a garret window dwelt a spider
who had grown fat upon tho prtKieedj of bis
web. In the opposite corner of the window
lived a swallow which bad there built it nest
aud was engaged ia the avocation pertaining
to iu situation. Our spider was not uoen call
ing term with hi neighbors, but bad often
looked with envious eye upon hit fat and
plump proportions, and thought ibaC if he
could but catch htm how Cue bis fare would be.
Tbe thought was prncnffiir of the deed ; tits
spinning apparatus being in good order a
stroug web he wove aorw the swallow' way
and then retired to await the result. The
swulluw came and, uot observing the suare set
for him, parsed swiftly on. aud to tbe surprise of
the spider waa unchecked by the web. lie taw
that his scheme bad failed he gazed with rue
ful onuutenanoe upon the wreck and then en
tered upon the task of self-consolation, remark-
iug. "Waal, I gouu I'll go to oaiohing llioa
again.
Moral Political well are liable to be brok
en. Fly catching (1. e. soul-saving) is a good
business. JtOLUS.
" Plots anu (.'ogai'iKAciKa a nr. Ariior-
BSJMT TO TUB .SPIRIT or ClVIl. GoVgRVMKNT."
In a Work -entitled "A Code of Masonic
Law," produced by Hubert Morris in I&'mJ,
and which tint seceded Slate of Alabama na
trouized by the purohase, by its Grunt! Ltidi'o,
of a Copy fur every lodge in that State, w
bad a Corollary, under Uie fourth Landmark
aa Uie author of tin book baa arranged tbeni,
neauru witn uie anuve sonieuue. 1 be lorruu
la afforded under this caption la as follow :
"Subordinate Lodge A. Applicant A'.
"1. X possess the mental, moral, and
physical attributes of ftlason, but is unrulv
iu hi relation to tho constitutional government
01 in una, reiusvs to pay tit late, ami en
courages ms neighbors iu riot aud cunsniraur
"3. A conceive him disqualified, ondor
the Corollary, and rejects bi petition.
'3. X appeal to tbe Grand Lodge Ibat A
ia establishing a new test, but the anneal ia ra.
fused, and the aoliou of tbe (ubordiuat Lodge
uvinnieu. .
"Hrlu, that peace and submission to eon
stitauooal government art easeullal qoaliOca
lion to a Mason.
"Note I. Thi formula may be extended to
comprehend any act iu VtOJUiun of tbe law of
souud iiVeriHiwnt tuck as breaking the wall
of a prison, assisting a fugitive from juatHte tu
bi escape., treasonably Conveying lulormatiou
to au enemy, oosrrnng the army r veluu
Ury entente ol, ete. ...
WIIOLE NO. 685.
"Note 3. There is no portion of the world
in wbioh this corollary applies with so much
foroe as the United States, the most democrat-
la republican government, whether viewed in
a political or ecclesiastical sense, in tlie world
An attempt, therefore. In, this country, to
create edition or plots and conspiracies, should
ue irowneu down ny Aiasonio juuges wun un
relenting severity."
, Eastern Newt,
CuiCAdo, April 23 Tho Richmond Exam
iner of the 5th inst. say Commissioner Oulds
has effeoted a carta! for the oomplete exchange
oi prisoners. f, u
. Letters regarding (he Bed River disaster say
groat indignation was manifested by several
subordinate officers againit Gen. Banks for tbe
conduot of tbe battle. ' Correspondence of
eastorn paper, rooeived front Cairo, report the
wnoto mroe completely defeated, and tbat Gen.
Smith only succeeded in saving the army from
tuiiti uestrtio ion. . . ,
Memphis date to the 20th state "that a regi
ment under Chalmers; encamped near Somer-
ville, on Friday of last week, leavtng next
morning ami stopping Saturday night at l-a-
grango. The same night two more regiment
uiuveii uirougii samsDurg. -, forrest iigd.-not
ini, uocKson, out wouiu soon io low witn ma ro.
mainder of his forces. The whole bodv art re
ported about moving into Alabama to erevent
me nn.ioipatou- a" oo era i movement.
new York, April 23. North Corollna ad-
vices to the 17th confirm tbe rebet attack on
Plymouth, but no particulars given. '
Governors of wustern State have modified
their request of the President for the oall of
troops to defend the Murder Statos. They now
limit their request to lOO.bWmen for six month,
It Is doubtful if it be oomplied with.
Tbe Worlil'e aneoial tnv direct arrival
from tbe Army or the Potomac report all quiet
so far as known. Lee is making demonstra
tions. . ... ,, , , I ,
Oeu. Grant has. live; letter to' the Ronnte
Military Committee, exnressed' Ms wish for the
confirmation of Gen; Schofield't nomination to
Major-Generalship:
AdTioe from Little Rhok. AVk:. to the 15th.
ray the expedition nnderCol. Clayton, consist
ing nf one thooannd infantry, five- regiment
of cavalry and six phtoos nf artillery, reached
the Saline river when, they enooantered a
rebel force 3.000' stromr. The first encounter
took placo noar BoachvillB'i the rebels were
defeated aftor' three knurs' fighting. Tliey re
treated, our forces following them np to near
Monnt Elba on the Saline river. Next day we
occupied the phot- Without resistance. Onr
foroe here divided one' detachment crossing
tho river, the other reconnbitering tail side.
The enemy Were found' some distance from
Mount f.liia, liavwtr heen relnforoed and ad
vancing im our foroe. Hastr preparations for
their reception wore mode by extemporising
loriiuoations oi iom, ran ana cotton lialeS.
Enuioy ohnrgedi three times, each time re
pulsed finally retired, after six hour vain ef
forts to dislodge- us i our foroe) thou charged
on thorn, scattering thorn in all dlrootions. In
this engagement we killed 81, wounded 350,
captured 50.' ' 1
: Io the meantime, the force which had hoeq
sent across i!m-river wu busy, and returned
iu the evening having marohed SO mile du
ring which tbey captured a train of SO wagons
with supplies ;. the train wu under tlie escort
of 3T0 rebels. . The entire train was oaptured,
and destroyed: and alsb 35 men taken prison
era. ' Ovet 1; 000 horses and mule fell into our
hand. Those movements took plaoe about
March X ,.....)
New York April 23; Authorities bare
intelligence which states' tliat the rebel are
busily engaged in strengthening their fortifica
tions. Intelligence from Now Orleans states loss of
4th division, 18th army corps, In the battle of
lied River on1 the 8th, waa 1,200 killed and
wounded aud missing. - Losses of the 3d divis
ion same oorps, woro 350, No one attache
blame todtausoin or Franklin.
Movements which resulted disastrously be
ing eerttrnry to advioe of both of these officers,
and they did oil that offiuers.oould ; obeying
orders of tlieij superior officers, under tlie eir
ourmtniioes. Tbe Kith and 17th corps, with part of divi
inn ef 18th corps, whipped tho rebel badly,
driving tbem 7 mile beforo they were ordered
to retreat.
Otir loss this dav is reported at two thousand
killed nnd misting. .
THE l-NKXOn'S BROTHERS.
The Vedette, published at Cuiup Dougla,
Utah, In Its Issue" of March 21st, contains tbe
following letter relative to tlie two unknown
ronhg mon who woro murdered with Magruder
list fall:
Ki. Vbubtt1!-: 'fbo two 'uuknown brolh-
era' mardered with Magruder on their way
from Virginia, Idaho, to Iwistou mentioned
in your paper of this morning were favorably
known to me and some others in thi Territory.
In Urn Fall of 1802, tbey with three other gen
lleiuou arrived Irom Denver, aud left in our
warehouses a quantity of flour and baoon.
Tlioy proposed wintering their slock in, this
neighborhood, but instead of loafing around
the City selected I'riivn valley, because it was
a good range for their cattle aud near to IC.
Hunks' lumber mill, where they determined tn
spend' their time usefully and profitably in
making lumber, muub or which tbey tent
down' to this city aud Camp Douglas. In tlie
"prmg ol loud the company separated, F. M.
Denms and partner going to Provo City aud
oommcnoed growing tobacco, and Thomas
Chalmers and brother, with another of the
firm, going to Virginia City a miners and
traders. Shortly after their arrival there, the
two Clialmer returned to thi Territory and
bought some forty nr fifty head of fat oattle
from Bishop Lnyton, of Key's Ward, and
others. On repairing to the liannaok district
they sold these profitably, but hearing nf the
rise of meat In this market it is suppoeed they
meant to try the Oregon district, and left in
Magruder' tfnlu with ibis object in view, and
probably hsd in their poawssion about 4.000
or more. The residing partner at Virginia,
and Mr. F. M. Dennis ul Provo, wbo lately
went up by our Ei press to look after their af
fairs, know more definitely how much they had
when tbey left on thi their last and most un
fortunate excursion. The elder or the two
Chalmers, wu an active businese man, of mild
aud engaging uiauuvrs, aud bad resided some
rears iu tlie Deuver mining regiuu. H waa
formerly a young but unfortunate merchant in
llooiivilie or St. Louis, Mo., he having gone as
surety fur a stranger or friend. I suppose tbe
surviving partners have written to the parents
of the deceased, who were both young men
aud unmarried, aud perhaps the tolaoe and
support ft their herraved parent.
THUS. I). BROWN,
Etur Agsut.
Sai.i Lakh, I'lab. March llf, ts.
Tub ('ATri.fi FahInk ik CALir-oft-tiA. Aa
officer nf the First Cavairr, California Volun
teer, wiites to a gemlemuu Iff- Stockton from
Cm. Il.ui.1 1 na A n I a , i ! . -
Y-n.i.v i'Imkii OU.nui VOUU'I "U," UO
data of tba IHth or March, thatch famine
among cattle there this season is porfftly ap
palling. He says that, being one of a hunting
pany m iuiiu'ku. ago, la wall Ot !)V Of IX
inile from th oily of Lot Aiigele. be oointed,
,!.- I..... ..... ..r i i ,.
ou mo uwwwi ui vrevae anu email streams, a
many a right buedred doud cattle which bad
perished frum (tarvation. The enure g rating
country Is a clear of Vegetation as a desert,
nd as dotty as a traveled thoroughfaru in mid
summer. Outranoerwbowaa.aTraraaw.itia
owner ef a great many cattle, ha bad, lor six
I,. .. tl ,i ... ii a , ....
weeks past, all (lie mou be onuld flud williug Id
hire, riuplnyt'd In rkinrung his deadauppwod io i
.'liill finds himself unabh to kcti- Ujiaria.
Mivriu
tOMITl.T nccmed.
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BOOK ANI JO.. b;
Of smsy description NB.'.TI.Y snil I
RATK8 Olr aOVKItTI
l.cal sitvertiaraitnu, oo p;r mi (9f,
II, OU eauh auliseipient laswtlen. 1 ' V
Ik'K.I unSt'H transient aavertlftemsufi ul !
Insure Ins.rtlon. jfja
AdniiHistr.tars'not.lcts, and afl eumfl,.
Ui estate of uVcsued persons, must t r, 'i
-fared pulillshrd by His coonly Judas, snt at
VpsMbyhlm. 1
A Irerllslns bills not paid wKhla one 7,4
ahen contr.r.tcil, Mill lie Increased twenty
year pamsntlsnesleeledlhereafler. . j
- ). -
' : DEMOCRATIC MEETING AT I
". '. Dallas. Ogn., ApH t
Ed. Statesman : The "greBt d
lycameoffatthisplaoeyeaterdivy, :
between 400 and 500 persons pre j
whom, wort from Benton, Manor'
bill oohntie. Thty hail prerh t
a flag, pole tlpon tht lop of wh!
wood tapering from the,.eegtr
nhont fifteen or tiiAy inches
painted copper "orTior, (hot ar
sembling a coppertall. Proraio
men who prepared and raised t
Joshua MoDsniels, who some tl
tore tho stars and stripes from tl.f I
In his neiehborhood, Wm. Cllnrsjil
or the whisky shop, who out the (
prevent the Union men from ral b
fast fait, and aftorwnrds boasted,
Austin, wbo has a One son name-,
friend or modern democracy Jeff rf -Mostcrsou,
who in a oooveraation iA
ago with Wm. Teal, oursed the g4
tho United States no uncommon j
tbem; J. II. Lewis, Sen., who said
news oamn that Washington was trt
there was One thing more he wouldrl
wbioh waa that Old Xbe Lincoln ah?
ntft wewbung ;" R. M, Mar, who Ii
sa'loiirelarirelothehatttoofGeit. J
of the rebel army as "oar army," "'tn
bias of 10,000 men." &o. ' Thee sr
tr "loyal" men that false democril
A beautiful Hag was preeetitcd hyt
Mis Margaret Grant making th pi
speech. Fugleman Outkouse rty
Fred Waymire opened thebafl'f'f
He talked first about tbe Meiod! '
which be said he was a very untvori 1 1
Naughty bystander "That's so."j
eoinetime "abolish" and sometime.
J. O. Sheltoti fidlowed with a farce l
expiate of the Union League." , II
too drunk.and tbe Uuion men enjoyd
finely. , Hi friend tried to choko b.
tht hinges of bis tongue were oiled w
ocrutio invigorattir.' - Tbey bjyaj;
meeting, j. '. Miller, Hnylttioore
man spoke their piece. Mifrf a ,'
speech of Ute day said be x'
obeying the laws, while HtiKltV
seemed to boon the fight, larrhnas1'
peakiug, they said nothingattery sf
the rebellion or the war, ea -.. '
They did not say whetherjw ;)
of the war or not. ' I meo - ,
rebels. They were all SLU &
proseoutiou against Lino,, v.r
lets, i Haydtn frequently l
colu wa re eleoted presit fz1C?.
-4
ocrnU woald rise iu thee n,it'
usurper iroin uis tyrannic
Upon tho whole, thtj i. Murk
niMetiiig of tbe kind, nrr :,"mJ,
that "Ciirribnu" (Clinira
.Uu.;,,... ' ".RprliiAf .1
TOSTOr S
Et). STATCSNAN -i 1 " Arljlttf
ttookraiser a har i" 1 " : ,1,MI7
small borse. I ask t HOOPS. t tl ,
umus. They will bf COCC3."
is still hope for them ' Hrowu ti
i'" Passing down thrrn 1 w.. ih
called to see the inour ..' IrJil"!
by W. C. Myer, of t oqT !
a beautiful dapple h'ui,
high bead upon at bttUiora, ' ' :'' f.
174 hands high, aud fl
was) raised at Valpii,r" . fit
across the plains ia $Z'h,J,
the way to a boggy, twed Hoot.JTn
ber of his eolts, uudeaiul aw4 ct '
all very larfe, meainr) f
Spanirih nmrot, to h --to
Ha.... ff alr-r tB . .V
uiaiu a TfU
of tkXaOO -0 I-
beea well kent. winh-oW tt i-
ponnds raoh. ' 1
i Mr. M. olaimt for five
names of Gen. Bu tier, Goo. BanKctl
r, and Gou. Sigel. Tbete oolts, I ,
will lie exhibited at the 8taleFair tM ,
took raisers oaa have an opportu (
ing for themselves. 'Jl :
Mr. Myer challenge the Pacfof
heat hi horse or oolt. ' So far a
I tbiuk he might sofelT extend tie 1 1
tbe whole auiversai Yanket) natitfe '
is seven years old. His lire was Iras '
Europe. Tift or 1
Kaloiu, Ogn., April 25, 1804. (or,
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INDIAN OVTkWthar
' KnaKHimo.Dougla Co pt '
Eu. Stathsmais f On r5jondtM '
Jolio Doyle, nf Looking- it la m!
thi eounty, was attacked by thrsL.0' ,
Intlians, who shot several arrows intoj. .
bent her terribly with rlnba, and ii '
dragged ber Io a gnlch near by, aud I '
Into it and left her for dead, but she 1 '
tome hours afterward, and isnnw d
as can be expeoted. Her wop; ,
idered dangeme. ' When
made Mr. Doyle wa absent i Ad
Mr. D. and her three little chiW1'
the garden the children were beaiifT .
Iv lirilluid. llllt ae likAl lA-MMea,WI
Jinn afterwards plundered the ffnWfTiV f
ountent and afterwards made off (nr the CoMt (
Kauge mountain. A company or men are in
pursuit and it I to be hoped tbey may soooeti
in overtaking tbe depredutor.
It I stipposed that they are renegade laJi- i
an from the Retervation, that formerly be- ,
longed io that svotion of eimntry, and have re
turned to tiieir old oroisiog ground. - Wv 1
LETTER (RDM SALT LAkVC
IKrom an OKHuiooal ComioadSiA) ' '
Salt LaiiTcitv' April , 18T4.
, En. STAtEtAN : As a lew iteiu front this
seotiou of country may prove interesting to '
mine of yur numemus reader, whe art deatir- ,
nut to know whether there it gold and silter jr '
L'Uih or not, I improve tba ipuorUaity t(- "
form, them that there it not any longer i; '
doubt on this point, bnt the question is, wbalh- !
er It I lu sollicieut quantity tpay for working. . t
There lint been uotliing disoovtrtd as yet bait i
quartz lods, aw- it require time atul satpissd , I
.o work llieni. Already prvparalioosiM bertir' I
lliadn for luiildinr a nuarta mill i and iuii fl f
mm got into sacoessiui operaiiunT-sjg wco; I
can ImIoUI aato lb real Value of tWdii-Jt
...... .,.,- ....-el ..J L a"1
'.. mur. iiuw vpvi. - -uu 0OIU skuasm. 1
ed. nolwitlistaudiur Key aeaay aiilefc."
vorable, botb in gold and 'ilvtr. Bottbe aao -ilalisia
who are engage in the tntes4-b Ti
tt-eiu to bar the atroort tith that tbsv w ;
reap many fold rr tbteapal tbey now inrati : I
But I fear tht poor nr laliring, t , . , ,vT"J
a pour into indued, if he-ls) tie wtt. . 4
mvniit fcir si bfelikwiX'"' '',f Tresaery ' '
capital to back their, Ji 1 WM la-,
there are plaoer d- iuvi,,ad not k-
Everything in,,,, ' ' Bd did Dot
hert. P'"7l;H;t fflDthe
per butbtl, aud otbeter AjTtbatiDi tbe
1'bi.i. quitea chan. '.TnC
year since, for oatCitA.i byev-,
iggt and uihtr Jf rK lrpoe th" '
old shirt, barof - mj ,h, i iwasuitT. ' f 1
tr,,iJui-a, while. it swtroav '
lS ". lr aud a clearneas of vistou which 1
the Salt uf- u,. moti illustrious men,
pnrionucd lm mod,aud dlntit tbu plan
winler, aud ,.., tll, drtij f rebellion :- '
of the Salt i...i,i- .leunrUJ isi do sar'
uirn-j,,,. la ,uf) noma yeunf wa
.n'sHU Gci... ..,,.1 ... II Ilia l'liniii hivlmr .
bu ploiwd llUon( hel mountain audrs"-
.. A new ... 1 i"!
plaoe to Ihiv
Un, whlo1
1. Hit Ii -
tranaiio
kind ' '
diuirrpt poiut ol U ttiiior.
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