The Oregon statesman., June 20, 1864, Page 3, Image 3

t COvcgou tatcsmauJ
ON TIIK 01'E.IN.
Tho following inturuating letter frnm a citi
zen of SiUimii, not intcudui fur publication,
but the goiitlmimn who received it connenti
til it t tvn givu our renders tliu benefit uf the
writer' nioy occnunt of his journey :
On Roaud Stkamrhip Odlpen City, )
Lat. 17 N.i Muy 21), 18(M.
Dkak. oiu: An opportunity will bu rflurrd
this evening to all to Kend lettert Imok to friends
from Aoiipiilon, which port we expect to innke
about inidtiiglit to night. I have avuiled myself
of thin fuvorulile time to writo to wvcnil frienda
iu Portlund, aud preauming that I Imvo luft
iodic in Sulimi, who would be equally na well
pleased to hear from mo, I have uoncluded to
write you, and through you, to such aa deaire
to know anything of my whercahouta.
I left Portland on the hierra Nevada. Capt.
Conner, Muy 12 j arrived at Viotoria May 14,
at 6 a.m.i and remained until 9 p.m. Thia
atay at Victoria afforded mo on oxoellent op-
fiortunity to aeo theaighta, and visit such plaoea
n and about the City, ns a native born inttiis
Hive Yankee would naturally aeck. I think 1
aw all at Ienst I put in the time to the best
advnntage. It is a very fine plaoe; very ac
tive ; and the citizens a large portion being
"geminen of color" nil aeenied well fed, nnd
satisfied with the manner in which the world
wags.
We left this port with considerable addition
to our passenger Hat, among whom were Sir
James Douglass, ex-Qoveruor of Vancouver's
Isluud, aud his Colonial Secretary, W m. A.
Young. Nothing very remarkable ocourred on
our passage from Victoria to San Francisco,
avo an occasional eruption of some poor un
fortunate laud lubber's stomach, which caused
wry faces, almost invariably. Our mutual
frieuds and fellow-townsmen, J. U. Mnorei
and J. L. Starkey, can perhapa give you more
particular items as to who swallowed Jonah,
nd the peouliar munuer in which he was land
ed near Nineveh. Aa for inyaelf, I was free
from any audi influences. H
I have omitted to mention that in view of an
obituary notice published in the Oreeonian,
aevcrnl, if not more, full-grown married ladies
of Oregon volunteered to accompany me to
New York, provided I would, in return, watch
the Imliies. and look after the band-boxes, and
what few traps they had. 1 acceded to their
proposition, and find myself the unnatural pro
tector uf four Indies, aud only seven children,
with a very amull amount of baggage ray two
dray loads. 1 am known aa Iliigliam II, or
the Orcgoniau with so many young ones. Very
flattering, ia it not 1 Why, sir, it ia worse than
Jeff Davis' conscription aot : to presa a man
into tho service, and make him father seven
yonng ones; some curly-headed and fair
complected ; others red ; some white, and some
dark; aomo squint-eyed, nthera bright ; but all
the children of not me, thank fortune.
But enough of this. I made the trip to the
gay metropolis of the Pacific, and gave friend
Sargent, ol the American Exchange, a fair op
portunity to test the capacity of an Oregoni
n'a stomach, and at the aaiue tiino measure
his purse. We were ooralortably quartered,
did ample justice to California vianda ; patrou
ir.ed the street cars liberally ; visited Mission
Dolores, the Willows, North lieach, Lone
Mountain Cemetery nnd the Comanche, aud
had a good time generally. 1 visited the Co
manche, with her hugo 42,110 lbs guna, seve
ral times, and each successive visit wished I
were a "bould snjer boy," with Sampson's
strength, to shoulder them and march to Fath
er Abraham and oiler myself as a substitute
for Gov. Andrew's '300.000 more."
During my atay in San Francisco, I was fur
nished, free nf.chargo, with an earthquake
ihock. This waa quite a variety to me and
my numerous family, but old Californiana say
it is qnite a atale thing, nnd fuila to be appre
ciated. I can't for the life of mo see why Cal
ifornia is furnished with such low amusements,
and that without charge. It is certainly the
only one i received while thero without paying
for it.
My sheet ia about ont, and yet I have told
yon nothing. We have almost BOO pnssengers
on board eighty young ones iucluded nnd 0,
what a noise ! running, crying, shouting nnd
tearing nrnund. Amid all this noise I am wri
ting; and what I have written I hardly know.
To say it is hot would be an idle word it is
refreshingly hot. I don't feel as if I hud ener
gy enough to capture the Alabama, if she
should come along, and abont the only time I
display any is when I start for my regular
hash. In haste.
T. M'F. PATTON.
MEETING OX Fit EX til PR.UUIE.
At asuieetiug of the citizens of French Prai
. rie, held nt Wucouda, June 13th, the following
rernlu'.inn were adopted :
Resolved, That wo heartily endorse the ao
tion of the Baltimore Convention in nominat
ing Abraham Lincoln for President and Andy
Johnson lor Vice President.
Resolved, That in Liucoln and Juhoann we
recognize wise statesmen, devoted patriots and
ohampinna of universal freedom.
Resolved, That John C. Fremont, by ac
cepting the nomination of the Cleveland fac
tion, deserves the contempt of every true
Union man.
Putriotio speeches wero made by the chair
man, Messra. Brown, Feaster, Poujade.Chand
ler. Snoden nnd McCown.
Three cheers were then given for Lincoln
and Johnson, and for Grant and the gallant
Army of the Potomac; then three groans fur
rmont.
On motion, these proceedings were ordered
to be sent to the Oregon Statesman and Oce
anian. FRANK MANNING.
C. Calvert, Seo'y. Chairman.
nunc MEETING FOl'KTIl OF JILT.
Salem, June 13, 1864.
At a meeting of the citizena of Salem, held
at Mouree' Hall, to devise wnya and means to
celebrate the eighty ninth anniversary of our
natmnui independence.
Tho meeting waa called to order by S. E.
May, when, or motion, J. C. Peebles was tho-
seu chairman and C. A. Reed, secretary.
On nmlinn of I. R. M cores, the chairman
was instructed to appoiut peraona to act aa
ciiiiiinttoo ol arrangements, when S. K. .May,
E. N. (;onko. bumnel I lead nek, John F. Mil
lor and Luoioo Heath were appointed aa aaid
committee.
Ou motion of N. T. Caton, the following
persona waa appointed a committee on hnancc:
N. T. Caton, George A. Edna. C. M. Cart-
wright, J. D. Bonn, and I. R. Moorea.
On motion of I. R. Moorea, a committee of
three were appointed to procure an orator of
the ilar and musio for the occasion. (J. N
Terrv. C. G. Corl. and J. L. Parriah were
appointed on that committee.
On motion of S. E. Mar, a committee of five
waa appointed on fire-works. S. E. Mar. I. It.
Monrea, George A. Edes, W m. Waldo aid E
N. Cooke were appointed as committee.
On motion of (.'. N. Terry, tho committee of
arraneciuenis was autuorixeU to aot aa a com
mittee of invitation, ami were instructed to
make a general invitation and to invite the dil
ferrut organized societies and the Sabbath
schools, and also to extend the invitation to the
adjoining counties.
On motion of S. E. Mar, the meeting ad
journed sine die.
J. C. PEEBLES, CVo.
C. A. Reed, Secretary.
l7The Richmond papers have chanced
their views in regard to the military ability of
Geo. Grant, and say they have underrated
him : that he ia stronger than thev ever ilrearu-
d of, and manifest sotoe fears of Lee's success
in repelling the Yankee army.
BOISE PRICES CIBBEST.
Butter, per panad. ft Sj: potatoes, 3j: green ap-
tles. 5u. i dried applet, ' peaches, w ;
won, 40c i syrap, per gallon, i; la, black, per lb
ai Mil. flour ner eack. ill; Uiwoi Standard,
cwt . t-'4c. : minus, per lb. 40c; rica, St i eelf rising
- - . -1 -i t . iv. r-- .
oar. percwi.. . ; v Iu'
beau, 1'w.i tlmkeo.. per dual""! eg. 1; banit.
Ik .'u. , mmn. 40 Wl lard. 60? I Mil. We : M
! .n.r UfoUe. : Island sorar. S.: eotfe. Rio,
70c. , randies, lie: Own oat. 26t"30r, j Oregon
bailer l ; beef, on fool, I. if.
MISCKUESIATIOJI AUAIX.
Crack-brained specnlatistsnpon insane theo
ries, whose wild notions startle practical minds
with the very originality of thuir iuteuso ab
surdities, arc not tho product of any particu
lar laud or climo. They are the deformities
in tho world's crop of humanity, with which
nature once in a whilo surprises us, just as oc
casional monstrosities in the vegetable or ani
mal kingdom uro produced, ns if to allow how
far it la possible to duviato from tho established
rule the practical and useful-and yet permit
the rule to remain valid and unimpaired. Wo
do not need to consult the musty tomes of the
history of past generations to find instances of
these atrango "Lnaua Natural." The impraoti
cable dreams of the French Fourier, the beast
ly doctrines uf tho Now York Froe Love com
mnnitiea, and the scarcely less revolting doc
trines which uro now promulgated under the
new cognomen "miscegenation" are examples
in our day of the remarkable toleration which
tho thinking part of tho world la always ready
to extend to ridiouloua novelties ouly because
they are new.
Our own Stato has not failed to produce her
share of iusane prodigies, whose fulminationa
rouse indignation among the mercurial, and
excite derision with the phlegmatic and "mis
oegenation," of oourae, is a subject to the dis
cussion of which they take as naturally as a
duck to water. The latest (and far bo it from
us to say he is not the greatest) of those phi
losophers signs himself "A. M. Professor Horn
G.," and sends ns from Santiaiu City fourteen
foolacap pages of manuscript, in which he elu
cidates his viewa upon the great sensation of
tho day. Our space does not permit us to give
our readers the benefit of all his lucid ratioci
nations upon this, to him, congenial subject,
but we will favor them with a fuw extracts.
Hero is his exordium :
Dear Sin. Rr$nertfttltvUtiV6 I Brain liecnme
llltv bound. reHniiimihli to ftml. man. t.iin Almtirht.v
Maker of tlio three oriiriiial onuosito dark black, unit
dui-k red, and red liut white sperius, or rueen, of
mankind 7 and, also, to the three opposite species of
niHtikitid, to timiin raise in opposition, in tile strength
of true light and power of the Almighty maker of
llirfle spumes ot men against llie evil (landless
gums in its prelonued new uocmie of miscegenation
Which is a doctrine as old on this earth lhaa what
the evil darkness ginus is old From the fact that the
light und darkness natures in union with the opposet
oiectrical lmtnres Had existed mixtt or amalgamated
gel tier In colli darkness predominate in u part of
ie chaos endless ocean of simce without bciinning
Aod which light and darkness natures in union with
ie electrical natures una urst undergone some re
nenient in the lifes of different animals And from
these it was made into minor organic man souls ne
groes And tniusformed into those tlesh and bones and
these bodys: moddleil after the likeness ot these or-
gauiu miror man souls exploited And from the opposet
electrical iron: pulsuttoa in there blood The two op
ponent good and evil animating spirits natures had
their origin in them the one siriveing for the colors of
red light while And the other fur the color of utter
darkness black eternal
Hut the natural ginus of utter darkness black Had
to commence ycahling to tho natural giuus of red light
wane in uio naiurai progress Aim in oruer to over
power the good light white ginus in the natural pro
gress the darkness black jpiius had commenced am
mating instinctive thoughts of falsehoods And cornp
tion of every uature practical.
To his profound intelligence "misoegena-
tinii" is no new doctrine. It ia na old as the
evil darkness genius" which haunts the learn
ed A. M- Professor Horn G. He traces it
back even aa far as the days of Moses and tho
Prophets. Hear him again :
From tho negro darkness hlsrk: into the specie or
race, dark red specie or race And from the dark red
pecie or race into the rod light white specie or race
therefore havo every mulattoo which have beon is
sued forth since the foundation of the three original
black red and white races hen counter Nets and thore-
n was relarted the nniunil progress of the three orig
inal species or races Ood tho Almighty maker did not
muKe males nor niuiattoos.
Thev Imvo only tucked lined on Egvpt But thev
have not ilfornicd the people That moses had marched
sum two millions out of KL'gvpt who had strayed
hero from their natural home miliar Asia who had
belongid to tho red while or while specie or race Aud
that looses had marched thorn oat of the amalgama
tion boiuhiife And that after the dava of mnnei others
uf the white rare had gone into Kiiypt and that amal-
gamation iinti too ewnm mm .lestroyeu mem and civ
ilizatioii nor did they tatch on the condition of mexico
from amalgamation 'between the whit; s and reds Aud
ill order to give som proof to there false doctrine th iy
make nse of falsn langiiaao respecting Kurope ar'd
minor Asia and Europe hud but one original uatun I
specie or race Ihvy were the reu light while race.
After sweeping away the cobwebs which
sophists and fulse philosophers havo drawn
around the subject, the learned Professor pro
ceeds to lay down the true doctrine according
to Horn G.:
The true doctrine is that alike berduses aliko aud
that iu uliko is burdusod the grates natural union af-
nmly lue olacK birus rolmpnn ducks and geese
pengelis and dovea Each alike flock together The an
teloiie and deer goats and sheen each alike flock to
guther And each alike multiply together And there
is by nature as much contrast between tho treat and
hucp then what Iheie is between the negro and while
man the sneep llieretore represent the red light
white specie or race nnd lhf goals the negro specie or
race for natural lights And in fact the negro posesee
me animal goat sioell llucause tlio negroes imvo
fruin three u live limes as much uf the animal nature
then what tiie red light while race have.
The Djcluration of Independence, President
Lincnlu, the Sacrnmento Union, and divers
other authorities are cited aa advocating tho
new tlienrr.
Thev slate that thev dont know who the author of
the doctrine is 1 here is not only one who is under
the influence of the evil darkness giuus Hut ttiere is
a hoflt of them ligued together. Im.i fall an issue of
a similar nature had appeared ia the sacnimenro union
wane 1 was in caliloruia agniost wlta-h 1 hail raised
opiHMlUon And second It hail followed thai Lincoln
at the gettisburg consicruttoii said four score and
seven yean ago our r others ustuhlishcd a govennent
on this continent and dedicated ill iu fitlidimeutal
priusihle that all men am created equiat Which
uomes under lite evil darkness giuasea doctrine.
The terrible fate in store for these depraved
teachers, is thus depicted :
nut the red light while perfect immortal King will
sent his aruiit To destroy those inarderes of U-Jie
And be lias ulreudv sent tome ot bia armies To deslrov
those luurderes ol time And U my true intellectual
souls prayer to God the Almighty maker lu union
with our (lod man savour is lor them to please To
cause grate eurtliquaus to be issued. loilh Aun oiirn
ing volcanos to ram there oat of tire and brimstone
on those inordera of tiuie Anil ou all those whose in
courage amalgamation by acta of words And to not
an tier the sword famiue aud pestiluuce to scare nntil
all those amalgamating inurueni or time are destroyed
ol tue eartu.
Puonacious. Some contemptible aecea
sioniat, with the duplicity characteriatio of Ilia
class, imposed npon an Irishman of this town,
the other day, by reading to him the extraot
from the "Miscegenation" book whioh ia ao bit-
ter upoo the Iriah, and persuading him that it
waa our editorial. Jealnoa of llie honor of his
couutrj inen.aiid indignant at the slander which
be had been made to believe tee had written,
be called the other day to rent his wrath and
avenge tho inanlt, by giving us a thrashing.
Our fighting nian, fortunately, was not in. and
it therefore devolved upon ns tho poor knight
of the quill to maintain the honor of the con
cern. He bad come for a fight, however, and
it was only with the greatest difficulty we could
persuade him that pummelling us waa a most
unnecessary, nnoalled for, and unoonstitutions
proceeding. Our eloquence, however, at last.
had its asual convincing effect, and the irate
Milesian finally left ns, satisfied that we bad
expressed no such opiuiona of bia oonntrymen
as those held by the aolbor of "Miscegenation
aud vowing vengeance en the copperhead acoon
drel who bad ao misled him.
CVTbe S. P. Flag says the removal of Gen.
rig lit was demanded because of bis popular
ity with copperheads. We know not bow it
may be in California, but here where Gen.
Wright lived long aod is well known. he is pop.
ular with all classes of citiiens. Orrfon eer
tainly never bad a better friend, or oue more
entirely devoted to her interests. DaUet
MoHnttimttr.
KEMlIXS 07 M.ltillUIKlt FOUND.
The party which loft Lewiston piloted by
Page, a short time ainoe, have been successful
in their mission of finding the body of Lloyd
Mngrudor, and his murdered coiiipaiiious. The
following account of it Is given In the Lewistou
Age i
On tho first of Juno, the party reached tho
scent) of the horrible tragedy. The first thing
discovered was tho gunny sack of tin oups, cof
fee pots, etc., which all who heard the evidence
(if Piigu, at the trial of Kenton, Lower and lio
main, will remember na being described by
him ; the next discovery waa tlio blankets,
which wero wound around the bodies uf tho
two brothers; tho next discovery wua the tent
and blankets, Iu which Allen and Phillips were
lashed np ; these wero searched with euro ; we
found in the pockets of Allen a portmonie, in
which wo found two twenty-live cent pieoes,
Ameriuau coin, a gold ring, a thimble and
needles ; ve found Allen's watch ; wo also
found Phillip's bat; Holt knew the hat to be
Phillip's ; Page knew the pants to he Allen's,
iu which was found tho portmnnio ; wo also
fuuud pieces of skull bones in this particular
spot, nnd some hair, said to be, by those who
knew, Allen's i also, the ander jaw of Allen or
Phillips; wo also found the under jaw of one
of the brothers, or supposed to be, as it was
near the blankets whioh bad nnoe enoased their
bodies; we also fouud two blue Joan coats,' iu
one of whioh was fouud the memorandum bonk,
which shows that tho two brothers had $1,658 78
on their persons when they started for Oregon
lu oompauy with Magruderand party; wo found
iu camp, near the spot where Page saw Allen
shot, a piece of his skull, supposed to have been
blown off with the shut gun ; we found tho
quartz specimens, which were taken from Mit
gruder'e oontconaa, and thrown away by one of
the villains; we found the rings, buckles, etc,
aa described by Page buried iu the ashes ; we
then repaired to tho spot where Magrudcr re
ceived the fatal blow, or, we may any blows, for
we found several pieces of his skull, which was
literally hacked to pieces. Oh, what an awful
sight! Ho was murdered nearly half a mile
from the others ; his coat and vest were some
what torn by tho wolves, but enough was left
so that thoy looked quite natural; wo wout
with Pago to t'.ifi snot where he bad thrown tho
guns ; wo tNero found Mr. Beaohey's gun, the
oue that he had loaned Magruder, and found it
to be loaded, but the oup baa been removed ;
we also fouud the gun, which Pagu aaid be
longed to ono of the brothers ; Mso, oue rifle
and the shot gun which Pago said was ouco
Romain'a; wo found other relics and things
much the same as Pago had describe. d them. It
makes tho heart eick to think of this horrible
tragedy. On our return wo wont to tho spot
whiclt hud been described by Page, and fouud
the remains of tho slaughtered aniinuls.
SMALL l'OX-YACCLNATIOJr.
Eruptive fevers have prevailed to a consid
erable extent ou the Pacific coast, and though
enerally of a mild oharaoter, sometimes prove
fatal. As a ooiumunity we have had a paiulul
experience iu two of these, Measles and Scarlet
fever, and now a still more contagious disease,
mall-pox, bringing death in its most repulsive
form, ia threatening our firesides.
It is therefore plainly a duty we owe ourselves
aud our posterity, that we take all such meas
ures of precaution aud prevention as aro in our
power.
Fortunately, instead of being the most dau-
geroua of thia class of fevers. Small-pox cau bo
so modified by vaccination, that the terror of
its presence nnd the deadly nature of its grasp,
can be checked and materially lessened ; but
in order that our security may rest ou a good
foundation we ought to be assured that every
thing relating to the process is properly per
formed.
Tho lymph or matter should be pure, aud in
order to hnve its strength in its fullest perfec
tion should he taken at abont the seventh day
Fhe person frnm whom it is received, as well
the one to be vaccinated, should be free
from disease, especially those affecting tho skin,
as their tendency is invariably to repol or mod
ify the action of the vaccine virus.
Nono should be satisfied with a (ingle at
tempt, or lull thomselves into a false security
without giving every means for its accomplish
ment. From such delusion in tho lime of trial
thero may bo a fearful uwakcuing. To provent
this we call attention to the following test,
which may be relied on as perfectly trustworthy:
Let all oases bo ro-vuecinated on tho third
day, and if tho system is thoroughly impreg
nated, both sores will mature at the same time.
nnd fade away, presenting alike in point of
tiino and characteristic features, tho successive
changes.
This uniformity of action, though tho one
precede the other by three days, will provo that
it is not a mere local impression, but that they
are mutually affected through the constitutional
change.
If. knowing that the matter is pure, we per
ceive this result, we may reasonably hope that
wo aro shielded from danger for many years, if
not for life. Very few persons aro really iu-
onpnble of receiving the vaccine impression,
and several successive attempts w ith three days
interval, will prove the fact.
If there is any thing in life that will richly
repay ns fur our care and attention, it is this
simple operation. Can we be aware of its im
portance wlie n we neglect it, or entrust it to
careless bands that not only rob us, but tho
community in which wo live, of a certain pro
tection against a fearful sennrget
With universal vaccination, Small-pox, in
time, would bo exterminated ; without it, when
ever the fire comes, the fuel bnrns.
Down tub Coast. A gang of Indians
who belouged npon the Coast Reservation,
have for a long time infested the settlements
absut Coos Bay. At the request of citizens
there, Sub-Agent Amos Harvey went down
last full to arrest thuin and take them back, to
the Agency, but having do force at his com
mand, the Indians avoided or defied bun,
aud bo was compelled to leave them. Last
May be again went down for the same purpose
accompanied by a detachment of soldiers ander
Lieut. Ilerzer, and succeeded by the assistance
of the military in taking back forty-six of the
vagabonds to the Alsea Agency. We now learn
by letter from Empire City, that Judgo Strat
um, at the Juue term of the Circuit Court for
Coos couuty, granted writs of habeas corpus,
upon applicatiou of one Couans, requiring
the Agent and Lieutenant to bring the Indians
back to Cnos county, and show cause why they
aro restrained of their liberty. Tho effect of
this (if it is true) will be, we suppose, to turn
the ludlaus loose upon the community again.
We have no information as to the grounds
upon which the action of the court Is based.
Lateb rsoM Camp Maury. Our oorres
nondeiit with Company O, on the expedition
against the Snake Indians, writing from Camp
Maury, nnder date of the 3d inst., says that
since the affray in which Lieut. Watson lost his
life, all efforts to learn the whereabouts of the
Indiana have proved futile. McKay bad been
to the Reservation aod returned with seventy
more friendly Indians, who are iotent on aveng
ing thrwe of their old comrades who fell in the
late light. At the time our correspondent
wrote, the party awaited the return of Lieet.
Nobis, frrnn a scootiug excursion, when they
would proceed to Harney Lake, with the ex
pectation of Joining at that place Capt. Curry's
Company from Boi, which wotild Increase
tho erand total of the little army to 4(H) men.
thought to ho ennal to any cmorgoncy that
could arise ou account of sunke Iudiatis this
tall.
A mister i nt dated June 7th, savs that Stuck
Whitly died the night previous. Lieut, Noble
ud returned and a nsnu oi w ludiana lioin
the Reserve had been out two days and a half
ml brought in three squuwa and eight children
f tho Stiitkea. Tho party was to break up
camp lor a forward movement that ilny. The
xt news irom tlicm win uountiess bu Iraught
ith deep intereet. Oregonian.
DOIIK'MliC ltVIIIN.
..Portland Priceas Flour $!7i whoat.SIa
1,1(1; butter, 20 ailta I lard, Ualj; bacon, lualti.
..Gov. Dsnlela, of Idaho, has pardoned and
sot at liberty Henry Wooda, lately convictod of
obtaining goods under laise pretenses, and sou
teneed to six months' imprisonment.
Anotiikr CtwcwtT. The lovers of music and
fun will be delighted to learn that Dodge will fa
vor us with another of his inimitable c.oncorts,
to-morrow evening, on w men occasion an entirely
new programme will be presented, The concert
will be given iu the Congregational Church.
..The Walla Walla Statesman says that Buck
'aruesworth.a packer, died at Dry crook, in that
county ou Sunday, June Oth.
..The Ladies' Sanitary Aid Society of Port
land propose to hold a fair at that place early iu
September, for the benefit of the LI. S. Sanitary
commission They will be glad to recnive con
tributions of any and all descriptions from friends
of the cause.
..Nkw Jewki.ry. Haas, our enterorisinir
jeweller, has just received a lino assortment of
new and fashionable jewelry, winch ho otters nt
San Francisco prices. Give him n call aud look
at the goods, if you don't want to purclmso.
...The Pacific, which sailed from Portland.
last Monday for San Ftauciaco, carried away
bout lMuO,UUU in treasure.
..The M. E. Grand Chapter of Royal Arch
Masons for the Stato of Orepin, will commence
annual session in the Hall of Willamette
Lodge No. !i, in this city, on Friday, 17th inst.
The annual communication of the M. W. Grand
Lodge of Oregon will be holden in the same place,
commencing on the following Monday, the tiOtli
inst. ungontan.
..We notice In the show case at Haas' Jo it.
elry atoro, two goblets, sent by Dr. Loryea, of
Portland, one to bo given to the bust ahot at a
trial of the Marion Ititles, on the 25th of thia
month, and the other to bo aold for the bonefit of
the Sanitary Commission They aro beautifully
engraved with appropriate mottoes, and constitute
generous and appropriate gifts.
...On Saturday morning, the 11th, the wife
of Elijah Smith, of Corvallis, was so severely
burned by her clothes accidentally catching on fire
that death ensued lu five or air hours. She had
built up a large firooutof doors and was engaged
in washing near it, whon by soma means the
blaze caught to. her dress, and before it oould ba
extinguished every pa'ticlc of her clothing was
consumed. Her sufferings during the time she sur
vived are indescribable. She left five small chil-
ren, whose destitute condition awakened the
sympathies of our good peonlo,wlio have provided
most, if not all of the little orphans with good
homes. Gaietts.
..The people of Eugene City are makimr
preparations fur a grand uelobraliou of the 4th of
uly, at that place, Judge Williams will deliver
tho oration.
...The Presbytery of Orecon ia to convene
in the Presbyterian church, Corvallis, ou nuxt
lliurgdAY evotnntr. Bornion by the Moderator.
liov. P. 8. Caffroy, at tt o'clock, P. M.
..The State Journal learns from norsons late
ly from Canyon City, that the report of small-pox
dug picvaiein wioru is uoi. correct.
...The whole amount contributed in Linn
county, on election day to tho Sanitary fund, was
$401 37 ia coin mid $106 in legal tendor notes.
..The Oreeonian learns that a man named
W. Mace.a teamster between the Dalles and Can
yon, waa accidentally killed on Tuesday morning
lust. He And his partuor, named Wilkinson, ar
rived at the Dea Chutes on Monday night, nnd ai
usual slept together, placing their clothes under
their pillow. In the morning, Mace, iu drawing
out his coat from under his partner's head, acci
dentally discharged a pistol, tho ball from which
entered his (Mace's) huad, causing alinoat instaut
uuain.
..A man named Voet. livimr oddosUo Port
land, committed suicide by shooting himself
turougn tne ncad on Monday night last.
...Smalt pox has mado its appearance in Van
couver, W. T. Ho says the Orrgunian.
... Diirinir the weok sovorat families and wairons,
among which were some large ox teams, letl here for
the John Day mines. They go over the MuKenzie
road, rersons wily arriveu irom Lunyou city, by
that route, state ttiat thny met quite a number of wag
ons on the road iu various places. They were gutting
along very well. Already the travel between here
and the mines, in wagons, droves of stock and pack
auitnuls, is becoming quite an important feature iu
the busiuKss of the country, and will surely iucrctiae.
us the mads are improved, until Huge" will rival the
isai.ee as a depot- ol uiumg supplies. state Journal.
We learn that the wife of Mr. Samuel Headrick,
of this place, met with a severe umuuiit lust r ndHV
afternoon, on no wen rrairte. wie was ruling alone
iu a buggy, and ram coming on, she raised an am
b ml la. ut which the horse took fright, and ran on" ut a
furious rale. The buiory, coming in out not with a
stump, Mrs. Headrick was thrown out with Krrut vio
leuce, the wheel striking her bead, and iutlictiug a
dnnuurous wound. Her arm caught in the lines, and
she was dragged some dixttuice, bruising her body in a
shocking minuter. Mrs. H. was uiketi up insensible,
and carried to sir. Isaao Head risk's near by, where
uer wonnus were oreswa.
The renort of the Warden nf thn lVntiwitlarv fur
the month eudiug May 3Int, elinwm favorable footings
the receipts for the time he !ng covered the expenses,
including tne amount in caxn ou inn mil act nnd article,
and fur labor of the roiivirt. Two pri-wincr were
added to the 114 from VVato enmity. M. V. Siuythu lor
three years, and Lewis Matteo ft r four yearn The tunu
of Charles Stuart's sentence expired u the l!Mh,mke-
ing one releuxe meant line, iue heallu ol tlie coimeU
for the month was below the average, ol the yu.tr, but
belter luuti lor tne monlti of April pant. Urrgontan.
Eastern NewsBy Telegraph.
Loiubvu.le, June II. Dispatches from lxmiton
at noon say tne rewie left he-re yesterday for Heortre
town. It is supposed ttmv have if me Kiifit from there.
Uurbridave started ia pursuit with frvsh homes lust
uiht, and will push up whenever he lias a elm tire.
A messenger from Fnuikfoit reports tlio city'undor
martial law.
All uittii capable of btwini nrinti are hchiif armed to
leieitu iue chv. iue arcnives have ueeii retuoveu to
tin- fnmt.
1 lie Governor feels confidant nf his ability to bold
.1.- .:i .i... : , t .'
uv (iinuo until mo urn vu i oi relllioreeiiienis.
CiNcfftPATi, June 14. Morgan with 3.UU0 men at
tacked the ItiKth and Kth Ohio rfiriuieiita.niidtrr Hob-
sun, at Cvnthiana yesterdiiv. Almr a severe liifbl he
coinwlled Mobaim to surrender, ou the condition that
bis men snouia tie immediaOly exchanged. 1 lie tight
""i ynrv pnosjijmiiy m uie streeu oi iynintsna-
Houie ol our troobs took mfuire in Llie Cuurt House.
In onler to itvt them out. the town was eul on fire and
about :J0 buildinirs were) consumed before the fire was
extimruieued. Our um was 16 killed and idi wounded
Col. I terry, Provost Marshal of CnviagUm, waa mor
tally woundod, and CoL Uarris of the Krth severely
Dnrluasin prisoners amounts to from I .'H) to l.iVW,
This m-iniiiiK (Inn. Hurhrtdge. who left Paris last
niifht. fell opou Morifan whilst his men were at breHk
fast, and atter a severe fight, emplty defat?d hun
and scattered bis force in all dirertiuiia. AImhU M
prisonera were Uken. inei(idinir) oltl.-crs. Hurbridiru
at las advice was rlneely folluwinir the rebels.
Memphis.. June l4.Conei'lerable bisdies nfm se nir
infantry of Htarvis' expeiiiion are eonstantlv ooming
in. Our loan will prohihlv be mneh las than was
stated. Oltlcers blame hturgia, and sav his Dianagtv
went was bail. Iue luatier will probalilv be mveeti
Katl. All concur iu stating men fuiitflit with des (or
ation, ewiseriatly tbf mitfro trtoia, but tliey fell iuti
eonfiiaiou, and their ammunition hettominir exhausted
name revolted. I tie roporteo, rrtmi rorne whicb atur
gia encouotered wits rn route to Johnston s army
whn they got information of the expedition, and
turned about to defeat it. No account of Ibis Aght
has lieeu rereivei, intr when or Where 1$ occurrud.
UPl Chicaoo, JniM IV Vallaisdighatn auddealy mad
his appftarauce iu HamiiUiu, Outu. tosNU. made t
ieerb 4n the public nare, and rft lu Uie aflernoon
lor I'ltytmt.
Nrw Yurk, Juue l.'-8totia, from Uvcrpool, 2d
arrived. News from Ieiiiaark wry warlike. Many
indications inai war win go on.
npautisli advicM indicsue dispute witn Pern will con
tl 11119.
Ossion of Imuu U bands to Greece has ben for
mally eumpieted. ;
t7"Johu I. MoGiWrtH.aU U. 8. District
Attorney for Washington Territory, tends oi
copies of oommaDicAtiotM which ba has tent to
thsj Qrcgoniant tod that paprwTfy nperly
u ue think relased to publnh. Wa will Dot
object to giving spaoa la our onluaitM to any
explanation which may ba oaeeaaiir lo set Mr
McGilrra right whera injostioa baa been doua
Lint, but the State mnn cannot ba made 111
mediom of Titaprratira attacks npon General
Alvordaod Senator Nmaitb. W therefore
follow the CHime nf the Oregmien in dctlioinj
to print the letters.
Wool. The priocs of wool remain without
material change Dnyers in Salem now pay
2i! cents for good common grades in fair condi
tion, ami 23 cents for extra qualities, Lots in
ferior iu fineness or badly put up. do not of
course bring full prices. Large quantities are
daily coming in for aalo.
Votb ot' Coos County. For Congress:
Henderson. Si), Kelly, 57. Pros. Attorney t
Watson, 66, llurnett, 51. Circuit Judge ;
Strutton, 02, Jillsworth, 27. Stato Senators,
Watsou, 02, Draiu, 52, Iliusdale, 64, Guruoy,
47. Itcpreaeutativo : Hecker, 67, Fahey, 49.
Tho whole Union county ticket is elected.
Special Notices.
Boils, Thtit torments of Job seem to he uncommonly
Crevsleot at Hit present time. Like the volcano, bolls sire
nue to llie fnul and Qery contents of the deep Interior,
How much better Ie It to remove the esusee or euch Buffering
by sllniulslliia the absorbents to lieslttiy activity through the
sgelley of the Prhitaun Hvaurend to change the disordered
secretions inlo hiisllll-glTlug elements. Iwl6
MRS. S. A. ALLEN,
A UDY OK WOKLD-WIIIK KKl'lTATIOX.
MllS. B, A. AMjKN'8 WORLD'S MATH RKHTOHKR AND
ZYLOHAIiSAMUM or WOHLD'S IIAIK UUKKHINU re am
qu filled, Mir) to acknn-le.itrrd by nil who uae them for reitor
In, lDTlrorUi)fr bfAutlfyhifr and drpwltif lh Hnlr, render.
ItiK it io ft, illlty ind Kl'"y nti dlspoajInB It to remitlti In tny
d paired position; quickly cleaoimg the icalp, arresting the
full ind ImiwrtliiK a hettlltiy and ntttural color to the lUlr.
Tla-y never fall u mture (trey Hair to It orlitlnnl youthful
color. They aot directly upon the root of the Hnlr, giving
thum the natural nourishment required. No lady'a toilet Ie
complete without tin yloltaleamum or Hair lrenaing. It
cletiimei the hair and Imparts to It a moil delightful Iragmnoe
and ) lulled to both young and old.
Th Raatorar Reproduce.
The Hair Dreialn? Cultivate! nd Beautifies.
IT your hair li thin try It, tf scurfy try It, If harah try It,
If luitreleaa try It, If nono or these try It. for all who uae It
will jireiterve their hair through life. For tale by all Drug
glati. Ageuti for California,, Hoatetter, Smith A Dean, Ban
VriinclHco. 6ml 1
Oanet Thou Restore A Mind Dleeaaed 7 The
effect of a bllloui climate upon the human lyaUm li molt
strikingly exhibited In Hi Inlluf nee upon the mind. The com
mon object! of pleaanre and enjoyment, become aourcee ef
wearlneaa and dliguit. All nature weari a lombre aipeot.
A constant gloom hangi over the iplrlti, a weight or des
pondency erualioi every elastic feeling of the heart. Exist
ence loses Its tharm, and life beoomei a burden. As Incredi
ble as It may iwd, such are often the morbid Influences of a
diseased liter the effect of a bilious ell mat. Dr. Osgood's
India Oholagogue, by eradicating the disease of that organ,
removes the burden which oppresses the spirits, and restore!
the mind to cheerfulness and health.
Imitations are abroad 1 Be particular to Inquire for Dr.
0yood, Jmlta Cholagopw. Iml6
To Persons W lose Health Is Brokea Down.-
Kvery dlHease might umiuestlonatily bo prevented, t Nature
were assisted to rally with that most wonderful of all lnvlg
orators,
Pr. IIOHTKTTER'B STOMACH BITTERS.
When the flame nf life wanes and quivers from exhaustion,
administer this famous reKtorntlvii. It will once more be
come steady. In the debility which follows violent fever ; In
d!arrh(L'A,dysuiitery .dyspeptic complaints and chollcf tn the
weak ness consequent upon natural decay, or resulting from
free living or overexertion, and also In those painful and
gteuied ailments to whioh ladles are exclusively su bluet.
the bitters never fall to give permanent relief, tiuld by all
druggists and dealers everywhere. 1ml4
"A Slight oll," Couirli.
Pew are aware of the Importance of checking a cough or
HLIOHT COLD" tn Its first stage ; that which In the begin
ning would vlHd to a mild remedy, If neglected, soon attacks
the lungs. "Brown' Bronchial TrotvteM" give sure and
almoH Immedliile relief. Military ojftnert and tviditri
thmtld hart thtm,a thy can be carried intfupooketand
hiAe m ootuuum requru.
Agents lor uaiiiornia, hkpiroton co Ban rranoiico.
imi
AdiiiliiiHtrntor's iVotive.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned lins
been an p tinted Administrator of the ont4tte of
nines A. Clark, deceased, of Douglas comity. Ore
All persons haviiiu claims auainst raid entnfo
are requested lo present tliewimeto tho Administra
tor tit ms ronmence m ljooinng imss precinct, m suta
county, within six mouths from this date, and all per
sons indebted to said eat ale are requested to muke iui
meomte piiytuciiu oi tne Biime.
n. t;. oiuuitH, Aommistnttor.
Rosebttrg, slnne IS, li4. 4wlft
Strayed
iltOM camp, near Ralein, one curly sorrel tV- ,
borne, lii is Hliot, star In forehead, will weltrh Ad.
mwj or KKHJ HM., lump on his buck mude by saddle.
V reward will be given for his return to Salem, at Dur
bin 'Bistable, or lor inlurtnatioii ot uH wtiereiibouU.
2wV J. DUDANK.
WIGHTMA.N & HARDIE,
SUCCF.S801IS TO
FEANK BAKER,
416 and 418 Cliif Street,
SAN FRANCISCO,
Importers and Dealers in
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings,
I I'IIOLSTEKY GOODS,
PAPER HANGINGS.
For Sale in Quantities to Suit
ortl.ri
3m7
I1KO. H. CHANCK
Hmitli & Cliiinco,
Kurglcnl nnd Mnchnnlcnl
DENTISTS,
10MMHU('IAI. atroot.8iilem.hHve removed their
Loillce from Slale street lo (Irlswold s brli K.and
are now iiiserlinir itrtilieiul teeth In noy und all (AT the
lutei improved styles, iiifliiihnif Viileuuite, t'onilite,
Aiulier liHse, otu.. tu well aa uoiq, iisiiik no emsps
whatever, those del rover, of the natural teeth beiiiK
utterly diM-iu-ded in their tiructiee.
rurticulnr attention uiveu 10 inseMa oi tne gums
and jiiws; iilso. lo the reifiiliumn oi einiureu a teem
IVeth inserted from one tooth to a full eel.
I'tAII owtmlion. wnrniiited. lyi.
NEW MODS I NEW GOODS!
HEATH, DEARBORN & CO.
A HR now rpreivhiK hiiH upeniim u very Urge slock
V of new mid dt-HirttuW)
LAUIICS 1ICKHN GOODS
ImlliMi. Orlctitti clulliB. Hi lit Hm,
HvrHUtl, Oil (Mil mi " I Hue It bilks,
Ih-luniHsi. AltiUJiiil. KllIK'V "
All wool doIainM, Uurinw. Kx.Hilk VhI'm,
ALL of lite Utmt and nnwmt Spring style.
FAM V AID FI'HMIMHICi OOD,
Munlillai, Vail. Ktnlrfiili?ry,g
('ltaki, OtoVfi, KilalMins.
Hlmwii, t'rvuisj, ArliltasiM, ,
HuU. C'olLira, Htmiery,
TIIOMPtiUXS HOOPS.
8TAPLE DftY COOD3.
flnntine Print, lvntmiit Hmwti MmrIIii,
urnmtte ' Hickory Iripee. Jit ! "
BOOTS AXTD SHOES.
Iiti ttiid cliild'a culf mid kid lUlrootuU,
do do do do flu it en,
do do do do HttoM,
Iswdiei rulf tid k!d uttwm,
' WHwir'd colors iHAtMiir irwtar,
" kid and embntidera blippftra,
' rttlf, kid. clolli BU'I oumrif led Khot
finU linn elf imrt-A siid wmA lionln,
" Imi mt: hihI t-Jilf nttt-i and sewed (Jailers,
Mnn'i kip ami ntlf iirct(tus(
It'i kip ani cm)I "
IIn'slieavr kip Hoots.
CLOTHING:
A splendid atork of men's and boy's Hprinjr and
limniitr Ptvlrs of C'tiswiniere, Clotb. htmsikiu, Tweed,
Isineu, Jfifiii, ('oitotitttle Owti, ratiU and VU,
(K'er, Hi'itimve, L'ud-r, While and Oivsjk hliiru
HtewlitNl aud Drown uniting;, jnrrmo enn nuttier
Kluiinel, Dntwers, Htcks, iilnvee, Tie, MiMHitders
Wool aiid ht raw Hats, Navy L'a), cir.
MISCELIiAIIEOUS:
China.
Mirrors,
I runs.
Alias, .
Kbovels,
Ase,
Wuhboarda,
PaiuU,
Vannsli,
Hymp.
H.i.
Tnimeeo,
Saleratiis,
(llaaa,
lainia
rel.
hpnngs,
ll'iee,
Hammera,
Tubs,
Oil.,
Turpentine,
Htiifar,
Caadlea,
Pipe,
Cream Tartar,
Queenaware,
lantenia.
Nail.,
Holu.
Rake..
Khelf II dwarv.
Itrooma,
GUM,
Putty,
Oitlee,
T-a.
Malrhea,
rtpicae,
Sm., ste.,
All of whieh we will sell eheaerr tli.n 1 any oilier
n ' fr eMi or peofler, wnicu istter ws will pay
Uh hisliaM aiarkal one for.
We tat pteaaar ia showing goo-la andeordielly
mvne an pi'oi'.i. jit. aa a can
aleai, April U, l4. rf
THE "HOWE"
lOUBI,R TIIHFAD LOCKSTITCH
KKOVI WHICH ALL UTIffcKS DKKIYE THEIR
VITALITY I
established In 184H!
IMPROVED FROM TIM R TO TIM K ANO FULLT&,
PKRFKCTKI) IN IWUI
Siibataiitlully and atronnly MU, and leaa liable to get !
rniL ,f urdftr tlitm Mtiv otlmr Machine now extant.
They GATHKK niifl" SliW ON at the name limn.
THEY NE' EH UK". BUiA imoi n iiKntiy,
now mpidly nnd are nlnimit nolmlem ! They do the
KlNKtiT or CO ARK KMT WORK with eqiml facility.
LnteHtimnrovtMl IIKAIDKKS, HI VOKUS.UOLLIN'U
PRKHSKH, ADJUSTING HAMMERS, etc, K with
eitch MudiiiiH. .
Lettor'-A," for fainHv tl f ' '
Letter "A" pourl llniah, with cover
Letler "11," for family .dm multera or Utilori'
mm
75 00
GO 00
letter "C," hiMivv niiinutiicturiiuf for Ilphole.
Oritiff. CarriHue Trimming and Hurtine .'
Miikm, to thin Machino, eapwiiillv, tba
attention of umnufuianrere ie eolicitml. . . H
Letter " D." liulit cylinder 115 (M)
letter" K," lioavy cylinder HO 00
Uhm j niiled for boot and alioe work.
We have alao lor shIh the GENUINE
NEW ENGLAND MACHINES,
(Formerly sold at price.. $1' 00
m: GUARANTEE ALL OUR MACHINES.
Purchase only of ue or ottr AKcntn,us t litre is a
amiiioita article in the market DKMINO oV CO.,
.No. J Montgomery St., Mtumnio Tomplft), Hun Frail
ciecn, Hole AtretiU fur the Pur i tic Const.
Agency for tho aulo of the tthnvo Mucliinea
KHKKLAND UitOfl.,
ItnilS Albany, Linn county. Oregon.
Notice.
APPLICATION haa been nuule thin duy ty John
R Cooper for a division of the property belong
ing to llie estate of Leonard Williams, dtweaftttd. No
tiuo is hereby given to alt concerned Unit such appli
cation will bo beard and determined on Tuwluy, the
dth duy of July next. CH AS, K. MOOR,
Co. Judge of Polk Co., Ogn.
Dallas, .Line 9. 1864. 4wlS
FOI KTII OF JULY I
TflE T.sdi-s'Snltiiry Aid Hoclety of Lnfnyatt pro
pose arrunKiuit for a plmisunt and appropriata
cololimlion of nur Nation's Annirsrsary at Lafayette
on tha oominir Foartb of July.
Klrit-r H. K. Ilines, of Vunuouvur, and Oovernor A.
C. Qibbs ara axpeoted lo he prossut us orators of the
day.
A FKKB I1INNKR will be pransred. All persons
willing tit oontribuw provision for tho dinner will
plense aond in uli uuoookad mettts fee , to tho commit,
leo ou Hut unlay inorninir, July '-'l, und all cooked pro
visions on the innrniiiK of tho 4tU.
A coiUriliutir.il will be taken up for tha benefit of
our patriot soldiers, ut which time U R K B N B AC Ka)
WILIbHK TAKKK AT FA K t
Music Instrumental or vorul, is exported.
"COME (INK, UOM1S A1.UI"
Mrs.O. W. r.AWKO.V,
K. 1). WHITLOW,
" V. LAKUH,
, . " H. (!. ADAMS,
Miss II. (JKIKKlTIf,
Comnrttoe.
MONTCOMERY'8
ARRANGEMENTS ARE COMl'LETED,
And Iteadr lor 'Iliz I"
Everybody is RUSHING for Pictures,
UUAIXUAKTKKB UUlLiDinU, BAI.I'..H. ,
Ralem, Muy iiHlh. .
AMUllOTYPES.
KENY0N Is Now TAKING I'ICTIUK.S
AT THE SA.tlK OLD PLACE,
XTEWLY FITTKf) UP. He nnrchased a rery flncas-
IN surtr.ieut of I'tiOTO AI.IIUMH while lu New York.
(io and see them.
Ralem, Muy 30, lsd4 1.1 tf
DABH AWAY
WASHING MACHINE.
I'iTKNTKD JlN. VI, 18U4.
TAl'LKTON A MYKHH, Kulem, ara now manufae.
1 tiirluu these machines, wliich, for uheannese. econn.
my in use, ease and tuorougnness in wasning, are
L'linurpaueJ by any Machine of the kind EVER
INVENTED.
They also ssll Tonnor's patent uutta nanelm aelf ad-
nslinir CLUTIIEH-WRINHER, which Is the beat
in umi, and un easily be attached to their wualiing ma-
tune. 1
(livo them a rail. Mnnufnetnry next door to the
Mansion House, Buli'in, '
May 30, 1K04. : . . i;ut
AdiiiiiilNtratoi'H Sale .
NOTU'K is liemby ffiven Unit Uie uwli'mitfiml ml
tiiiiitntrutoi' itf ilia. PHlMtfl nf (ImtrifH V. M vatni. tie.
I'eiUMid. will nrorpM to sell lo the hiuliest bidder, for
cash in hmin, m tne premines iiHrnitvmou, in jru
rion countv. Huite of Oreuou. ou Tuesday. Uie Uh day
of l uly, (XMt bolweu the hours of li o'clock a. ni,,
ii i id 4 u Vlmk p. in., uf said day, the pratiuses he rem
it.1 ter pHrtirulHrly dew ri bed to stitisfy the sum of H7,.
ax luiereM ami accniiiiK ootie,oiie upon two nromTs
stii v iidIoh secured by mortKiitye, executed by uie said
Uurn V. Myers iu bis life time. 'The county court
of wild Mtirion comity ai the May Wrui, tH(M, thereof,
dfwinlitif the rt'demptlott or sum nioriiitrwi premiiies
iuexpediutit faiited un ordr for the sale thereof.-
The, prtMiiigoa in ivtitl uiortKiiK nentiuued aud hereby
ntle red for iwle on tlio day above uaiiied, are partiru
lurlv dfneribed us follows t All the following uuscrib
ed tiw-m or pHitels nf hind, to wit In the vitlue of
nuverum, ooumy oi Marion, bumm oi uregou, oevtu-1
niiiK at a point 7,83 clis of the n w corner of tlie s
hall of lliu 11 half of the w nuurter of see. 1 6 1
rl wof the Willamette meriifiuu, thciico a 34 J dei(.
e, ': ehs., thence s .V deK chs to the middle
of Silver creek ; then re down the stream n Itf deg W,
to a point where a line ruiminif a bo dea; w from the
lirst named point of beiuuititf would intersect the be
fore mentioned line rminiiifc dtiwii Hilver creek.tlience
ii d.'ne from said point of .uterwetion U the place
of heiiniiiK i and, also, a piece or parcel of land d
m rihed aa tidlows, to wit i In 'he plucc altore written
rotDmeneiiiK at a point X'isJ dey a, Hi cue from a point
on the u line of John Harper's land claim, which is
H,:t6 chs a of tho n w corner of the s hulf of the n
half of the a w quart or of sec. 35, t b s r 1 w, of the
Willamette meridian I thuuee a '. deu; W 1,27 chs i
t hence a M der w I.UOoJis to Uie place of beginning,
with tannery and tun vats.
AICOUMDOK.
Junr 6, 1801 lwl." Adiniiiiitrat.or.
rilllMUK will be a meet in of the stockholders of
J. the sVoiosi Hilver Mininu tjtmtsiiny ai their oltire
in Slfm, on Wcduesdiiy, July ltJi, for the eleo
tiou of ottheni.
Siilein, June 7, IWI 4wl5 Ver Order.
Dr. Wn. HALL'S
riIN('INNATt. Jan.Bth,
J JHtil. MeMr. A. U
H-ovill sV Co. Uentlewem
b a is h a n
I fool it a duty I owe lo
CUKKS ALL DI8KAHKB others to let Uiem know
jibe vahitt of vtmr DH.
or thb 'WILLI AM 11 A LL'H
MA I.KA I fur uimiir
LXJIVCtH Cniup. Mrjrttle e.irl,Mr
eu years ohl, had an attack
of C'ronp and mine very
m-ar dvinifl I yave her
TIIKOAT. lr. Wiittum ilatt$ Hat-
us direi-ted, wlnrb
wave tviif f iu a very sHort time. We have usftt it In
eamsof bad i-oukIi, with the hnppirst etfecl. Henja
miii I'itkin. Kithth Hi reel, between Uain and Kvca-
mtire strt'cts. For Mile by I)rnifirints everywhere.
HKDINOTON 4 ('(.. (Jeneral AycnU for the Piu-itlc
(Jowt, 410 and 4lH Front street, Han r nuKtseo,
W 1 lews re of all other prcpunttions of the same
name. Kerb bottle ( the genuine liears the sitftwlore
of "D. K. linker ec Co.," t ini-inimli. I .ik.) none otti
er. 1'nce One Dollar r bottle. 4wl&
Veetii mm. aiiHjadui( pun aiomnq uojj
i ft
W1
E IIKAI) THAT ONE OK;
tlie sorest atllictiona tliat the i
patient Job waa called upon to bear j
,ivm Uml or bolts, anil liiey nave,
i.beeu lound to be, from that tiuw lo.!
;,tlie present, the moM troubieeonieo
j and paiulul of visitora. Wa havaj
. known instaucee where Individual, j
j were aura lo bav these eruptinna I
j break out uihiii ta.m once a awililh ,
j at least. Tbey ehow an tmpare.i
.late of the Mood, and that liuinor i
j of some kind ia lurking Ibere, and
i the ov.rplu. of corruption ia actuaj-,
ly forced lo llie aurlace of tba biMiyel
' tuukinu1 Its apiearaiice in Ilia fura.,1
,of Boils. Now, is it not beat at I
oare to pnrify lit system t lot
. you a.nk what will do tins T Wai
I answer, Hcovlll'a liood si a a1
i Liver Hvrup. Iliarnrmg liuianran
1
t
i
, in every loria.uinl llinre la aol a
; Statu ill the 1tiiiUl where It hue not
; ccsipliiitid the nio.i ael.tiiisliinir1
rnrea. II K l I M O TO N At CO ,
Ageuu, Slli and tilt Front Htreel..
Han FranrinM) twl.i I
Blood aud Liver 8ynip. Oi' It a trial.
Yltsrekit Hllvrr Mitilnic 1'ompnny
Nf iTICF. Is ticr.-tijr given that at a aieeting uf the
Hoard of 1 lire. tor. of said Company, lield ou the
Ibbl day of Mav, IW4, an awn.in.nl of twenty live
eonta par sliare waa lend upo Uie capital atork of
aaid Company, purabla July W. IM, in V. 8 sold
e.,m-4wl.' L llr.ATH, Hecy
i:tat) or Uu ls ItuKrr. Oro'tt.
r1 ihl.. tha Hth dav of Jon. 1A. enniea 1 aar
J Rivets, aieciilor of tba bun will and testament
of !wia Uoirers, deemued, and preanu his account
ami Anal settlement aheei, and praye lor final aeule
anal and distribution of llie eslai nf said deceaaed.
It I ordered thai nolle ba pul.M.l.eJ in lh Vrtta,
aretmaaa t"r fear mccsaaira weeks staling that Fri
d.v.Jolv sli. IM.I mo apart for the lieuriiis ni
aaid praver and paliUoa at '!"!.. ,.r Uouwof lain
kill imiotv, Oriscn i. W I OWf,., Co Ju.ls
fay.tte, jnn. B, Jest. Iwl.Spaol
From the army boapital the bloody iHtttla-Held thai
mansion of tlie rich und tho bumble nbode of tha
poor from the offioa and tha snored desk from tha
mountain top, distant valleys and tu-oX islands of tha
ocean from every nook and eoruer of tha eivlliied
world Is pouriuir in the evidence; of tha astonishing
ert'ecta of OBaKB'8 PLANTATION BITfKKS
Tliousiuida upon thousands of letters like the MtoW- '
ItiK muy be seen at our otflee i -
RaaDSBUHT, Wis., Sept. 16, ISA
I hava been in the army hospitals for four'. ,
teen months speechless uud nearly dead. At Alton. ,
III. they xitve me a bottle of Plantation J'itture. . i
Tliruo bottles restored my apeeoh ai A onred ma. i
0. A. k'LAUTK.
South Wassaw, 0., .Inly 58, 1863.
One yonnir man, wbo hud beep aiclt and 'J
not ont of the house for two veara with Bcrofula and .
Krysipidua, after payiuv the Joctors over $150 without ,
benellt, luu been cured by ten bottles of. your Bittars.
KUWAKU WOUNALU.
The following Is from the Murnifor of the Union
Home Hchool for tha Children of Volunteera i f
Uavsmitsh Masiios. FirTiHavtaraT Sr., )
Ntw Yokk. AuKiiat'J. , ) '
Dr. Drakci Your wonderful Plantirtio'rt Bitters
have been given to anins of our little ehildren; aWer ''
iiiar from woaknesa and weak lungs with most hSbpy ''
elfoct, One little girl, In particular, with pwiis'in bar ,!
head, loss uf appetite, sua daily wasting conauniptioai. i
on whom all medical akill had been exhausted, kaa
been entirely restored. Wa commented with but '
teaspoonful of Bitter, a day. Her appetite and strength
rapidly increased, aud ahe ia now well. " '
Kespoctfully, MRS. O. Jt. DEVOE. '
I owe much tn yon, fur I verily believe tha
I'luutution Uitters have saved my life. ... : '
liev. W. II. WAGUONUR, Wudrid, It. T.
Thon wilt soud me two bottles' more of Uty
Plutitutlon Diners. My wife Ima been greatly bene- '
Hied bv their use. . , ......
Thy friend, A8A CURHIIf, Philadelphkt, Pa, .
I bava been a grant sufferer from Dysplasia, .
and had to abandon preaching. Tlie Plantation 1
Dittere nave ourea me.
llev.J. 8. CATHOrtlt,,KocUeiir,It,Y. ,
" Send na twenty-four doien mora of yonr ',
Plantation Uiltora, th popularity of wbiob an sally
increasing with the guesta of our bouse. .
HYKKS, CHADWICK At CO.
Proprietors Willard'S Hotel, Waafiington, 0. C ;
I have given the Plantation Bh'.ara to '.
Iinndreds of our disabled aoldiera with tlie moat aetosy. .
ishing ell'ect. . . i ...
O. W. D. ANDREWS,
Superintendent Soldiers' Home, Cincinnati 0. '
The Plantation Bitters have cared na of '' '
liver complaint, of which I waa laid up prostral and
hud to abandon my buaineaa.
H. U. KINQBLEY, Clevoland, O.
The Plantation Hittera hava enred me of a 1
derungomeiit of tho kidneys and urinary organa that '
baa distressed me for yoara. It acta like a charm. .,
C.C.HOURR.ilM Broadway, M.X, ,,
Jtc. etc. sec. aVo. oi. , ,
The Plantation Hittera make the wank strong, '
lanuruid brilliant, and are exhuueted natore'a great re- '
storer. Thoy are composed of the eelebrated Cnlieayn
Hark, Wintergreen, tiasaafraa, Roots, Herbs, etc., all ,
preservod In perfectly pure Bt. Croix Run. . ...
S. T.--1860.--X.
Persons of aedentary bablu troubled with weakness
lassitude, palpitation uf the heart, lack of appetite,
distress after eating, torpid liver, constipation, fce.t v
deserve to sutler if they will not try them. ..V
They are recommended by the highest medical an 1V
thoritiea. aul are warranted to produoa an iasateifiats .
benelicial elfecl. They are sxcaedingly agreeable, .
perfectly pure and harmless. .:,
NoTica. Any peraon pretending to aell Plantation "
Bittern in bulk or by tlie gallon ia a awindler and im- ' 1
postor. It ia put up only Tn onr patent log cabin bot- "J
tie. Beware of bottlea refilled with imitation deleter- ,.,
oils stun" for which aeveral peraona ara already in , ..
Sriaou. See ttiut every bottle lies our private Unite) .
tates Slump over tlie cork unmutilatea, and signature '
on eteo! plate aide label.
Hold by respectable dealers thronghoot tbs babttar ("
ble globe. ' -i I'.t.
flTllTIt sV DAVIS. ',,..,
71 front St., Poll land, Oregon, . i
- Agents for tlie State, . GnJi.
TOBIN, MEAGHER & CO. J
IMPOai SHS AND WHOLKSALK OSALIRS IS , ,
WHITE GOODS, Hosiery, Oloves, -:
Linen und silk Handkerelilefa, ;
. Embroideries, Hoop Hklrta, 8iool Thrend. " ' Jj
Laces, Udiee' and Gents furnishing Goods, ,
Hewing bilk, Yankee Notions, Purlusary,..,i
PiM'let I ,tlerv, Combs and Bruahea, w
Piuying Carde, Kuuey 8oaoa. Paiiar
and Knvalopea, si illuery ( fowls, " " ii
' ' mraw floods, Ribbons, ste.,fce.
We have on hand the LARGEST and BESTsm- ,
sorted stock un the Pacific coast, to wbicb we art ra-.,,
eeiving constant additions. We invite buyers to n
smtii before pnrcbaaing. ... . n.t
Ail orders entrusted to as will receive onr partie). '
lar attention. TOIilN, MKAGHEBSt CO.,
. Ul tolb Battery at., eomar 8acrmento St.,
4l to 4Mt Hucramculo at-, (nr. stairs) ' "' "''
' 'Am'2 HAN FRANCISCO. . , '
CITY UA1UEMY, 'i ..... , ii
,, OBERHEl M CLARK. , :
linkers and Confeotloners. . i
Directly Opposite STARR'S Tin Shop, falem. J
N. B, FIFTEEN LOAVES FOR A DOLLAR. ;;
May 10, 1864. 3mll ". '.'.a
Cuab for Tun Bark.
CLARK st HOLM AN will pay cash for nr, ben
lock and alder bark, aud for raw bides.
Halein, Feb. -.7, 1HM. 6mSSpai4
1 A LA till foil iHa.
naiiEMiiiwitiii
OF 8AM FRANCISCO. '
BADGER & UNDENBERQER,"
IVus.411, 4l9,aH4 4lIInltrry Htrvet, '
Cor. WerchaiM, Vati Kraiirlsca,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers. '
ENTIHK NEW AND FKESH STOCK ! ";, .
WK would eall tlie aUeution ol COl NTKY HER .
CIIANT8 hiouruaunlly larx alwikofGooas
Our skick comprisea every artirle ia Uie Clothla aa4 1
rurbvlllllg line. vt nava ennaiamiy ou nana ib
largest stock onil greatest variety of Caasimer and
Wool HATH of any house In San Franciaco, and our .
Ericee for then Uoods are lens than loos of any ,
ouse. aa we reruive theai direct from the ttiaaanvcttt
rer'a conuunmelit. Our slock of Spring and Bunsaaar
Uooda ia onriicularly attraeUve, and the great fralur
lo th couulry iu.reh.iit ia tb enu.nally low prices. J
U u llim the Coil of Importation1 1
We also keep the STAPLE AVTICLES in lh Drr
flooils line, which Goods we have nnrahaaed in talis
market ander tlie hummer, ana are ottering taeaa at
Mew York ('oat, ano lem.
We publish this card in ordoY that ws may naka ,
new aciinaintaneea, altd indite tlioW who have not
heretofore purchased of us, t J call and eiaaiin onr . .
alock.
Good Articles and Low Frio !
Are the great Inducement, lo all who purchase to aell '
again. MerrhanU who bar of aa van make a gone)
profit, and sell In their customers at a Ibw llgar. Wa
remain, respeetfullv,
Your obedient Servants,
IIADttKbS a LINDKNHEROEU, ,
Wholeeal Clothing and Hal Warahno, '
N. tll.AIJ.aod tl6Billervs1re. "
. Ran Franciaco, March U, IWH. 3m4
STOP THAT COOuHiHE.
rioMK nf you can't, and wspltv ynn. Yon Hrr '
IJ tried every remedy but ONE destined, bv Us" 1st
trineio merit, lo enperMil all similar preparalione.an' ,
it la not aurpriaing yon should be relaetan. la try -aometbing
after tbe many experimenla you tidv mad J t
of tra.hy compoanda fuiMed on th publw aa a esrtaiat ,
aura i but
NBWBLL'rf
, riilmontry Wyrup , ,
Is really lh VERY BEKT remedy aver componnde4
for III cur nf Coughs, Colds, 8or ThroKt, A.Oiain.
Whooping Cooali. Hraneblti and Coaetimption ' I"
Thonaiuda nf pmpk) in California and Oregon ha '
been benefitted bv tba aarprisiageorMittpawst of '
. PulmonaryHyrajti i
And wlihieacconlirlTltlliranqohfledappta
batHia. We now addreaa arelve la oil wk an aa
eeqnniuted with thia, tbe greaieal Panacea of th as,
for ill bealins f all diwaa of tb Thru! aod Laags,
aaauriug yoa liiai
NKWKLli'H . . , -. ,
I'ulinounry Hymp ' '
Has earad Ihoniainda sad it will curs YOU If vo try It.
Tnie invalnabl ssedwiaa at pleaaaat t lht sastai
sonthina:, healing and strengtbening in U esTects .a,
lirely free from all poieonoue or deleMrioa draga, aaat
perfectly harmleaa nmler all eliraniatanee.
Certiorate from many promineti, ..iivaiis tat fast
Fraaetaco ooeompanying everj tMilo of i
I'tilmonury Hyri.
RF.OINC1TOS it CO., Aint. S" Frsitrhrsk
And for sal everywhere. 'an
J. II. UAniLTU.V,
linnicimaihlf phrslflao and Snrcwi :
0Frii.'r.wia1 ewi.lear. at th iU. liLI: HOUSE, '
rfwoMfhr Baaaft Haass) , .:'. t In
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