The Oregon statesman., June 27, 1864, Page 2, Image 2

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""MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 2r, 1864.
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oar own looallljr, and auch aa art fathered by tha buay pent
of raporurt all aver tho world, and Bathed In pithy pare
graphl over tha teltgrepble Unel. In famishing the earliest,
moat reliable, and complete Intelligence, we do not Intend to
bo excelled, and to thlt tnd will apart no effort or reaeooa
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ablo to lire the frtahett reporte of the eeaelons of the Lagls
letlrt Assembly, the Supreme Oourt, sc., end tha public may
rely anon their oompleteneet and accuracy.
In tha higher tphert of Joarnallsm, wherein It la the prlrl
lefe of the Preet to eaert an Influence upon popular tentl
Beat ta matters of polltloal Importance, local Intcreat, or
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Belleetag the Oorernnent founded by Wuhtngton and hit
fallow patrlcto of 177(, to be the bt tyatem of human re
ttralnt yet derlaed, we lre to He aupport our whole energies;
and deemlni the precent Administration and the Union party
the Instruments which can moat efficiently be ueud to fruilrate
the attempt of Southern traltort to deatroy that Government,
we ebetl do what we can to etrengtben the one by maintain
ing the other. Out our alWglanct It to principle not to
partial or Individuate. Vrror and wrong will be pointed oat
and fearlessly denounced, whoever may suffer thereby.
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enterprising, lively, good newtpapcr, we eppeal to our
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i i TEBMII .
To mall tubtcrlbera, for' one year, In advance, $10: tlx
moatht, In advance, $0 ; three taonthi, la advance, $8. .
To city tubao. Ibera, per year, In advunoe, $10 1 per week,
' payable to carrier, SO oentt. ,,,'
SiLBM, June JIlU, ISM.
Ctm.STENUI.
During the putt two years the Union parly
haa been sluodered by the " syinputhiiers " on
icoDOUt of its alleged aliillliua tendencies.
The hypocrisy and losiucvrity of the party
watob-ory Is now made plaiu by the manner in
which these blatant disorganizurs co operate
with that part' which calls Itself, perhaps fur
the purpose of culuiiiiig Iheiu, "ruJiual du
Dioeravy." Aioory Ilollirook was supported by
the copperheads of Multiimimli, notwithstand
ing be has beeu long knowu as the most bitter
and inqnaliOed abuliliouist in thejState. His
proclivities in that direction have beeu so well
known that even the Republicans would not
own hiro as ouu of their leaders, a few years
go. ,. .:
It is now no unonramoo oconrrence to hear
these so drilled democrats hurrahing for' Fre
mont, and if they should fail to find a candi
date of their own stripe iu November, there is
oo doubt that a large majority of thai party
would support the nominees of the Cleveland
ore beads. This loud ury of abolitioninn.tben,
is meant for nothiug but a bliud, a trick to de
lude and mislead the masses into a support of
corrupt and treacherous demagogues. Their
real object Is anything to retard the govern
ment in lis efforts to crush out the rebellion
any thing to give aid and comfort to the rebels,
and bring discredit and disgrace upon the army
nd government of the nation. If they can
accomplish these ends better by supporting
Fremont tbau by supporting some candidate of
the Ben Wood stripe, they will support him.
If It was consistent for Mother and his clique
to support Holbrook.there is no rule of consist
enoy to proveut the Woods and Vallandigliains
of the East from supporting Fremont. But If
their disorganising schemes can be better ac
complished by keeping the two factions sepa
rate, they will perhaps oppose each oilier in a
ery smooth and gentle murmur, while all tba
venom and bitter rnge of both will be aimed
At the great national party, whloh is aiming to
preserve and perpoluate the institutions of our
republic However these factions may aet
then, It behooves all trne men to watch and
shun them. And if there are any vi liu havo
hitherto been led by honest motives to act with
them, they should at onoo flee from their midst
as from the corruptions of another Sodom, for
the righteous indignation of t' e American peo
ple will condemn them to oblivion in Novem
ber, and they will be remembered only in con
nection with the foul rebellion their actions
aided and fostered.
Skllino Liquor to Indians. On Mon.
day last a bearing was had before J ustice Hatch,
in this town, in the case of the United States
gainst Benjamin Blanton complained of for
telling liquor to Indians. The testimony for
the proseeolion was wholly Indian. Riohard
Williams conducted the prosecution, and Caton
and Bellinger appeared for the defense. The
com bad attracted a good number of specta
tor, and wa argued with ability and anima
tion. Blauton waa finally held In the sum of
$1,000 to answer at lb next term of the U.
8. Dittriot Court, Win. Blanton being surety.
If proseoulioua of Uie infamous scoundrel
la this and other oounlie who have fur year
applied the Indium with lightning whisky, ean
b eootinutd until the nefarious tralEo is broken
p, the community will owe a debt of gratitude
to th officers mho do it. ,
Oailamd Port Omen A correspondent
t Oakland, Douglas oouuty, writes that the
Postmaster at that plaoe, who is also telegraph
operator, is m arraut copperhead, and mi
plains that th U. 8. mails and the secret of
th telegrsph should be iu such hands. W
prrne if th faol are a stated, a represen
tation of them to th department would suture
bong. , ,
TAU Notici. The printers In the &'
sjsm C-oe ar too patriotic to omit taking part
In th fetttvitie of Independence Day. They
meat bar their holiday with the "rest of man
kind." Th otto) will therefor be closed on
next Monday, except from 8 lo 9 o'clock, a. at.,
sJ ft 1 to S o'clock, r. m. Thus who wish
It iwevxrri iair pafwr. or traoeaot any bnsl
iroa, at tl o"o on that day, win plea call
tl fcwir anmed.
O Cotm. For Heat of Oevsrnnsal, 8aJeui 3,
t xt C:y V, leattwlaf 11.
TOBACCO.
The people of Oregon have always been
itrgo oontnniert of thin very unnecessary lux
ury, but have always depended upon the East
ern States fur thoir supply. Easily obtaining
the menus of purchasing, from the aliiindunoe
of money which our clone proximity to gold
fields afforded, we have allowed our indolent
apathy to couolude that Oregon soil and cli
mate were only suited to tho produotiun of
wheat and beof, and seldom tiitinfied ourselves
by actual experiment whether or not we could
grow tho various articles which help to make
up the income of the farmers of the middle
and Eastern States. Thn war, by cutting off
the supply from the Southern Slates and do
ranging, the currency, has hod the effect to ad
vance the price of tobacco from two to three
hundred per cent., and the stimulus of tlmse
high prices with the "hard times" consequent
upi.n diiuiuubod prices for our staple articles of
produoe, has driven some of our more enter
prising cultivators to efforts for the production
of the weed, wHch, under the circumstances,
might have beeu deferred for another quarter
of a century.
We do nut know that any Individual has at
tempted to raise anything like a large crop of
the noxious weed as yet on tiiis coast, nor are
we aware that the fact that it can be profita
bly grown for export, with our cottly labor and
expensive agricultural implements, is yet fully
determined, but very many farmers in the val
leys west of the Cascades did raise lastyeur
small patches enough tu supply their own
wants and In some instances a surplus for sale.
In California a few larger, crops were grown,
and during the last Winter several paroels
were exported by way of Panama to the East
ern markets, The fact is now demonstrated
that tobacco of good quality can be grown in
the Pacific States, and we trust ill at one or
two years more will suffice to entirely stop the
current of gold which has heretofore been
drained oat of our pockets to enrich the toluto
co growers of Connecticut, Virginia, and Ken
tucky. We have no statistics to guide us in
fixing the amount of money which has annual
ly been shipped East for the purchase of this
one item of our imports, but it is not extrava
gant, we think, to sity that it has been large
enough to pay for the support of all the schools
in the State. We cuti never become perma
nently prosperous or wealthy until we cease to
look to other States for products which our own
soil is capable of yielding, and in no ouu urti
olo is retrenchment and true economy more
feasible than iu this.
Acaordiug to tho San Franoiiicn Bulletin,
California grown tobacco manufactured is worth
iu New York 24 to 30 cent per pound cur
rency uf course and iu San Fruucisoo snles
have been made at 11 to IS cents, coin. A
single planter in the vioinity of Sun Jose sold
15,000 pounds not very long since at 12 cents.
We think most of the Oregon tobacco raised
last year which found its way into market,
was sold at about SO cents, though at this
price of course it oould nut be exported, except
nt a loss.
Hut, whether w,e cun export or not, we can
at any rate raise what we smoke and chew at
home, and in doing this, we are quite likely to
discover that we can supply the outside world
at as low prices as they can purchase else
where.
SKAT OF GOVERNMENT.
The returns nf the election for Sent of Gov
ernment, which we publish to-duy. show that
S..lm hm wmw'ivmA m.-mm)nrUy nf M votes
over all other towns. Portland, which is the
next highest, has 3.8(10 votes less than Salem
by 2,317. When we consider the indifference
to the Capital question which the more import
ant main issue occasioued, we may congratu
late ourselves that the people have rendered
(heir verdiot with so signal good sense nnd ap
preciation oi tne real interests ol the State.
Wo offended some of our Iriends by forbear
ing to set forth the many cogent reasons why
Salem should be chosen in preference to all
Hie other places proposed, but they will par
don us now by uuitiug with us in rejoicing at
the sensible' decisiou ol the people.
We notice that gome benighted individuals
persisted In voting for Corvullis, Kerbyville,
Granite Creek, and Eugene City, na if those
plaoea were yet in the list of possible candi
dates I The same ones will probably vote for
Jackson for President next November, uot be
ing aware that he deceased some time ago.
THI BKVIKvY AND THE KKAIIIS.
The Kcvicw vainly eudeavois to distract
puhlio attention from the importation of fraud
ulent voters into Polk by it friends, by de
nouncing the alledged frauds in Id ill . We
do not exactly perceive tho force of its argu
ment. If frauds were committed by the Union
men in iduhoe (of which there is yet but very
slight ovideiiop)how can that justify tb-j shame
less introduction of vile vagabonds into Polk
by the Copperheads f Rut this seems to be an
argument characteristic nf all Copperheads.
Wheu they were first accused of importing
vules, they denied it. When it was proveu up
on them beyuud doubt, they justified thu crime
by shamefully charging similar frauds upon
Union mun. Now, cornered in this, Ihuy try
to bide Iheir villainy iu the dual they are rais
ing auoui transaction! in Mallow. J tins is
dispmveii we suppose they will dig up some ne
farious transaction iu Kamschaika or New
Zealand to bowl aliou. It Isn't any use, gen
tlemen You did import thieves and gamblers
into Polk oounty to vote fraudulently, aud the
Uniou men did nothing of the kind. lWrna
not t$rapt tKe infamy !
TlIK Cof-PKKHItAUS upon Fhcmont It is
now quit fashionable for the copperheads to
applaud Fremont. 2'Ary think bless their
patriotie soult that the Union party has made
great mistake in nornominatiug Fremont in
stead of Lincoln. Old Jo Lane is reported tn
have said the olher day at liosehurg that 'Fre
mont was a patriot and a slate-man nf remark
able merit" and expressed a desire In see him
sleeted. II thinks Jefferson Davis is the
"purest of patriots," too. Praia from such a
source is damning infamy.
It is of no use, gentlemen. Union men dif
feredas they had a right to doas to wheth
er Lincoln, Firmon', Chaa, Boiler, nr son;
other of th eminent statesmen of liair party,
should bet tbeir candidate, but they referred
th subject tn th Baltimore Convention for
decision, and with it verdiot they ar content,
and they nr going to work to elect it nnmi
nee. And tkeg trill it iu Urn, Yod may all
rest assured that Abraham Lincoln will be nur
President from 1863 to 1860. if he live. Your
hypocritical solioilade for onr welfare w an
derstand and apprvoiale exactly at It Value.
Yon cannot breed any diteeusion In our ranks
by this dodgl Attend to your own affairs,
gentlemen I
THE OIIKU0X DIUNCH MINT IN THE
8K.NATK.
The Interesting speech ol Senator N'ermith
upon tho necessity uf additional facilities for
ooinngo nf tho precinns metals produced npon
this coast, which wo pMilished last week, ap
pears to have beeu 1ml the begiuning of a de-
bato which was resumed nt different limes af
terward, nnd was participated in by several
eminent Senators.
Tho debate on the 28th nf April was very
interestiiigand was indeed a resume of the
whole subject upon its merits. Fcssunden, of
Maine, was the champion of the opposition to
the mint, aided by Cnllamer, of Vermont, and
some others, while Sumner, of Massachusetts,
assisted Xoumith in its advocacy. Cowan, of
Pennsylvania, quoted Shakspeare In defense
of Governor Pollock, against whom Nesmilh's
sarcasm had been directed, whereupon the lat
ter retorted with a quotation from " Mother
Goose's Melodies," to the great amusement of
the grave and rovcreud Senators.
Senojor Sumner's speech was replete with
solid urgument, and full of pertinent facts con
nected with the question of coinage in the
United States and foreign countries. In the
course of the debate, Mr. Fessenden took oc
casion to speak of the Oregon Senators in the
following terms :
' I ha, &,iintom to Hssuro themselves that I never ex
amino a question or irive an opinion npon it having; tho
aliirhteat reference or ticioif in the slik'titeat deurea
iill.-i'lf.l by tho Henalor who happens to offer h, or who
luipponato oe uiiemsuMi in it. i-erutnoy, i we
(linposed to exercise my judgment in tliut way, the
netiatnr rrom iitoicoii i one ol ma last fiennioi-a in tins
Itnilv I nIioiiIiI iwleet fur anv auch ooHl'lllion. Ihwhiisg
our reunions nHvemwuyn iiemi inrnuiy. ntt'i hio
rr-covnized the propriety of hit aolion iiore, ami the
r.ul ami inuulinosa with which he line llllllioi'teil the
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government in the present simple, and my fueliiiKH
luwarii nun ana towuru ins coiiutiKaonuvuiuwyiiuBuii
most kind.
Wo will give our readers next week liberal
quotations from the speeches made upon the
occasion.
The amendment of Senator Nesmith, which
finally prevailed, changed the original scope of
the bill so as to make it a "Bill to establish a
branch mint of tho United Slates, at Dalles
City.in tho Statu of Oregon," and in this shape
it finally passed the Senate. It now awaits the
action of thu Mouse.
TDK BANTIAM MINES.
Tho numerous rich specimens lately brought
down from die "White Bull" lode, by Mr. J
Wooilhiirv, seem to have removed all doubt.
ami the most incredulous now appear to lie sat
isfied ns to thu richness of tho quartz disuov
eries on the Smitiain. It is demonstrated ill
most to a certainty that there is a very rich
and permanent lodo extending through tho
mountain of gold quartz, and containing, be
sides, native silver, as an inspection of the
specimens will show. These discoveries,
connection with former discoveries of gold and
silver in the "Driggs" lode, and others, in the
same vicinity, warrant the opinion that the
lunch-abused Snntiiim mines are yet destined
if attract thu attention of the hardy miners
H.,4 wealthy capitalists, aud become a fnrmid
utile rival nf the miich-vaunted mines of east
ern Oregon anil Idaho, and the world renown
ed mines of Washoe.
Tbe fllatemitr, is ali-jhllv mistaken.' TVntilt ii
beat by Dowell by olio vote in the district. Knport
shvs a Kanaka voteil lor uoweii ; ulso, xunkee bun
ders, an Kuent tor f eeii-aoii t War runoraiuu, coiiso
qoeiitly, wo Hre not to frroat us the tstnttunnn't limi
tation irom Miukspuuru wouiu maae ua. I vault
Jtilettigenirr.
We stand corrected, but we can't see how
the Kanaka referred to could have mailo such
a mistuko as not to know who was the appro
in into tiumliilutH for hint to vote for. Some
body ought to enlighteu the said Kanaka, liy
informing him that the Union candidate was a
respectuble geutleinuu, and that his opponent
was T'Vanlt.
One vote appears to frequently exeroise a
powerful iiilluencu upon He destiny of the
democratic magnate. He was once nominated
by the democratic parly for Speuker of the
House of Ucpreseututives by one Vote, aud one
vote in a smaller body, consisting of twelve
nu n, once deleated him from serving the State
iu a capacity mere suited to hit character, and
nov he is defeated for Prosecuting Attorney iu
the irst district by one vote. 1" Vault 'is
great, but oue volo is sometimes greater.
liinicuLni's CiurtoB upun Senator Nks
i n il. The report which have been current
accusing Senator Nesmith of complicity with
the base importation nf fraudulent voters iuto
1'olk county, have not, we are convinced. a pa i ti
de of foundation. It is true.uiifortunutoly.thiit
nine of these creatures were kept and board
ed at Mr. Kcamllh's farm, but there it not a
shadow of reasou to believu that thu Senator
bad any knowledge of the fact. Ou the con
trary, we know that bio nice sense uf honor and
utter detestation of mean actions. Would have
scorned such a transaction. His tenant has du
sceuded to a baseness which was uot only with
out anyji'onnirnncu of himself, but will, we are
sure, receive a pointed condemnation from him
when be hears uf it. Whatever responsibility
there is for the act attaches to Guff, aud nut lo
Mr. Nesmith. And this is uot tho first time
that U'off has degraded himself by harboring
a set of outcasts. There wns a deplorable oc
currence iu ISM, when Guff barely ereaped
ctimiuality, by unfortunate associations, which
ought tu have taught him to avoid the contam
ination nf such loathsome villains. It is fortu
nate for him, considering the circuinatauces,
that he has escaped this time with no fouler
slain than that of having aided fraudulent
voting.
Politic at Fort Klamath. The vote
at Fort Klamalb wns for Henderson 82. Kelly
I the one given by Col. John E. Boss iu
I he employ nf the command as gnide and in
terpreter. The Sentinel says that Hose was
subsequently burned iu effigy jiy the soldiers
for becoming too enthusiastic over thu success
of the copperhead candidates iu Jackson.
Col. Drew did not vote M all.
Fort Klamath is in Wasco county, but it ap
pears that the canvass of the votes in that
county was made without waiting for the re
turns from Klamath pretinot. Although it
makes un dillerence in the result, the loyal
soldiers and officer will regret that their votes
do not help lo rwell the already Urge majority
for Henderson aud the Uniou.
Moiis Quarti Thi Bh-hkst Mr. 11. C.
Sterling, of Polk county, arrived in town on
Sat onlay night wilh 100 lb of quart ftora th
Woodworth (private) claim, on lb Whit Bull
lend, which it by far th richest yet brought to
this place. This is from new discovery, and
goes tn strengthen the general belief that the
Santiain mines are equal, if not superior in
richness lo any th coast. Mar of thi
quarts will (not) jo brought In.
CI Aaron Cragln ha bean fleeted U. S.
Senator from New Hampshire, for six years
from th 4th of March next, to tucctvd John
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01T IN JACKSON,
. A correspondent in Jmilisou county is indig
nant because wo attributed the defeat of the
Union men there to T'Vuult's inflnenco. He
says :
I'ol Drew luil llin connnnml of eiuhty or ninety
Ituion eoMiprs, who wei-o stummi'd in litis nmnty, for
u loitir lime pi'Mviooe to the rli-cliun, hut who wuie ro
moved to Fori Kiamuth. in Witsco county, juat previ
ous to I ho election. A iwt ol the soldiers wura re
movud last fnllt hut enough lo have e!eru,d the Union
reproeeulHlive candiilittea were permitted to renmiu
tinlil a tow dnya before the election .and then removed.
All these soldiers voUid llio I'nioli ticket.
We think Col. Drow more to be censured
because he did not move tho troops two mouths
sooner to operate ngninst the Indians. The
companies of Captains Drake and Carrey were
in tho field long before the election, and those
under Col, Drew's command starting, as they
did, from a point several degrees further south,
oould and should have moved much earlier,
We believe the two companion of thu com
mand were chiefly recruited in Jackson oounty,
and therefore if they were near there ou elec
tion day, facilities ought to huvo been given
them for voting, hut thuy had no business there
or thereabouts. They ought to have been af
ter Indians two hundred miles further east.
The correspondent says that
Col. Drew, through the connivance or permisai'm
of (leo. Wright, hie hud the diMbiirseiuuiit of eoiut,
f 100,000 iu the erection of Fort Klumiith, aud for sup.
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Urge anouut of misiey ma beeu disposed of by pri
vule comritcts not mttuc by advertisement, or mx-oi-d
log lo law utid every dollar of it bus gone to the rop-
leriieaus, ami tiy tins meuiis wavering union men
inva been carried over to the enemy, simply ud the
'bread aud biuutr question."
We understand that it is true that a largo
part oi the military disbursements in Jackson
county have gone to arrant copperheads, but
we think our correspondent is altogether too
sweeping in saying that thuy all did, for some
well known Union men have participated iu
in thctii, ami we are told that Col, Drew's de
fenders say that Union men refused to furnish
supplies whtn they were imperatively needed,
nnd therefor he was compelled tn buy where
he could. Vhether the facts are so, or wheth
er, us alleges by our correspondent and others,
we are uot ailo to say. Hut we cannot believe
that Gen. Wright ever knowingly connived at
any favors to copperheads. He may have
been impose1 npon, but his loyalty is too well
established It admit of doubt, and we shall ru-
luotuutly ani sorrowfully believe that Col.
Drew is ns cilpablo as stated.
Ho says again :
All of Drews employes, pHt-kers, &c, attached to
tiie military expedition from Fori, Klaiilalli, i.re cop.
perhimds, and his military expedition was purposely
detained, in order to let these coiiei'heiid employes of
Drew's stay lra-e in Jacksou county and vote n'od la
bor for the olcrtinn of llni copperhead ticket, liy these
means this cniiay hut puen partially carried over to
the enemy,
If this is rue theru can be no defense for it,
and Col. Drew should ho removed from coin
maud at ontc. We hope. for the credit of Col.
Drew and tie militnr service generally, that
the statement may prove unfounded.
Thu same correspondent complains bitterly
that thu Statciman adds to thu humiliation of
thu Union nun of Jackson county, in their de-
fvut, by mollifying them witli a potent lender
of the opposition, remarking that
It it mortification enough lo be defeated generally
without ha vili it suid thai we were detested by a mau
who it guillv f any onme he may be charged wilb.
We certn'nly had no design of insulting tho
men of Southern Oregon, who have battled
manfully (:f unsuccessfully), for the mainten
ance of the Union and the government. On
the contrary they have a larger measure of our
sympathy and good will, thau if they had been
successful in overpowering the party w hich is
vile enough to accept such a creature as T' Vault
as its leader and spokesman, but we believe thu
fuels are iiutumtrnaiij nom onr orori, -'--
llieut.
There is a lesson to be learned Irom the re
sult in Ja'kroti county. Unfortunate bicker
ings and quarrels upon issues aside from thu
great vital questions uf the day, leave been al
lowed to culisiuale iu such a division of the
Union strengl i as lo elect a coppcrheed dele-
gation to thu Legislature. The loyal men nf
Jackson do not regret this any more keeuly
than do we. While we do not preteud to un
derstand tho merits of the quarrel, or tn decide
which of the factions is most iu fault, if indeed,
the fuult is not on both sides, wu do know that
the whole L'lion party of the State deeply
and painfully deplores the dissension and is
humiliated at its result. It is a calamity which
can only be softened by a decided repudiutiou
of the T'Vanlt democracy next November.
To that end solely, then, let the Union men of
Jackson luuor.
Down thb Coast. Judge Stratton writes
that no writs nf ha beat corpus were issued at
thu Coos county court for the rutum of tho In
dians removed by the Agent. He says that
application was made for inch writ, but it was
refused by the court.
Tho paragraph wo wrote last week iu rela
tion tn this matter, was founded npon a letter
received by a gentleman of Salem from a well
known cititen of Coos county, which staled ex
plicitly that tho writ had been issued, gave
names of the parlies upon whose application
it w as granted, and tho name of the party iuto
whose hands It 'was put for service. Being
from a respectable source, and thus minute iu
detail, wo could not well discredit the state
ment, though it did seem iucrediblo that the
court would pursue a course thu only effect of
which would bo to restore a horde of filthy
vagabonds tn a community from which they
had just beun expelled at no small cost and
trouble.
YCTS FOB CONGRESSMAN.
Th followiBfT is the vote for Member of
Congress at the last election :
Counties.
Clatsop i
Columbia
Washington...,
Miillnomnh .. . ,
Clackamas
Yamhill .......
Polk
Mariou
Linn
Lane ,
lleulon
Jackson
Douglas.
Wasco
Baker...
Coo
Curry
Josephine
TillamiM'k.....
Umatilla
Hender ou.
Kellv.
4i
03
M.I
3
ins
'.".HI
;k;i
7ti
4W
U54
.'04
487
57
24
10
00
m
. 141
. '!
. m
. KM
. a
. 4y
.1(H
. 7W
. 527
. m
. 4-17
. WW
. mi
. KM)
. 50
. 6!)
. 174
. 00
. 352
Fort Klasialh precinct. Warco county, gave
SI majority for Heudvrsoo, and Crooked River
precinct. In th same oounty, is reported to
bav given 200 majority for Henderson, but the
canvas was wade without wailing for the vote.
Had they been oouutvd Henderson's majority
would hats beo 8,000.
pRoasqfTiNO Attorskt in thi Sd Dis
trict. James F. Watson, th Prosecuting
Attorney sleet tn Judg Stratton district, is a
young lawyer of superior talent and high char
acter. Th people of iboM eoButie oould not
have made a better selection.
TlIK FOl'UTII OF JILY AT KALKM,
Judge Stratton has accepted lite invitation
of the Committee to deliver the Oration in 8a
lem at tho Fourth of July celebration. Ho n
one of the mnst eloquent and graceful speakers
in the State.and tho very largo audience which
will, uo doubt, bu usseuibled on that day, will
be richly entertained.
Tho Aurora Baud of instrumental perform
ers (the same which took the premium at the
Statu Fair last year), has been engaged for the
occasion, to enliven the day with their delight
ful musio.
Ossian K. Dodgo and William Hny ward, the
renowned vooulists, havo generously consented
to assist in the celebration of the day, and we
are warranted in saying tnat in the musical
exercises on that ooousion, wo will bo favored
with such an array of talent as has never boon
seen un tho Pacific coast.
The fireworks manufactured by Prof. Hughes
are all completed and ready tu put up. Their
esigna nre novel and original, far ahead in
splendor aril taste oi any exniimion oi tne
sort ever before displayed in the State.
We hear that immense numbers of people
from adjoining cnuutius intend to bo present,
and everything appears propitious for a grand
gathering.
File hospitality of Salem is extended to all
who will join us iu again rejoicing in tho prin
Clplesol iro.
Thb Capital Oukstion. Enonzh returns have
been recuived to decide the question of the lorittiim of
lue emus lyiipuairtnat is, as neruioioro oeciueo, vv
mint elections i tltat neither Portland nor any other
plum lias it, by a vole of the people. One atlvantHe
of tiie public money, ns no appropriations can be miolw
l. hut la itnnea to t le mate nv tins svstetn is me suvine
I'll' IIIO eOOSIl'llCll'," ,.MIOI imuiuihb, ii,,,,, iiid nil.
is dittnrtninod liv a minority of ti'S oooolu. Purloins,
when lltei-o are aliiinduot luiiiU for the nui-Doaes of
building, the oneslioii call be decided. (Jre.goman of
iltlixnntnnl.
Thee wits a little too fast slightly neigh
bor ! "Neither Portland" but Sai.km "has it
by a vote of the people." "Perhaps, when
theru are abundant fuuds for thu purposes of
building." said funds will be disbursed at
Salksi ! Has Portland received the returns
lately, thut it knuwsofl We "heern" that
the capital is located at Salem. How is it,
neighbor ? Have you "heern" ?
TIIE MEMBER FK0.V l:M ATI LI, A.
JiUfayetto Lane, who has been elected by
the Copperheads of Umatilla to represent that
enmity, is a son of nnoient Joseph Faulkner's
friend. We don't know him, but are told by
those who do, that ho is a rather "peert," hny
isll, young man, of pleasant manner and good
character, with a good deal nioro talent and
education than thu average of Copperhead can
didates. We inter that he is a "chip of the old
block" in sentiiueiit, from tho following resnlti
tions, which, with others, wero passed on the
21st March, by the Democratic Club of Uma
tilla county, of which ho was Secretary. The
gentleman who sends them to us says that they
wero probably written by Old Joo himself, and
sent up to Lafayette to bu ground through the
Umatilla mill. They sound very much as the
great admirer of Jeff. Davis is wont to talk.
Wu guess our friend is correct:
Rttohed, That the Government of the United Suites
Is a aoverument of deleiated powers, and that the sev
eral Mates comprising the L'tiion, when they became
members ut the same, did not resign tlielr sovereignty,
hut simply delegated to the general government cer
tain necessarv. expressed and detinue powers, itutj
whensoever Hie general government ubiiuics powers
not delegated, its acts are unconstitutional, void and
of no force.
Kewleeit, That among the powers delegated lo the
Federal Ooverumeiit, there is no authority for the use
of force uguiuata sovereigu Kriite, and thut a Union
held together by bnvoneis mid elinins la not such
L'niou us IVeomt-u should desire.
lirtotvrd. That the present Administration, by sus
pending tne writ ol littoeue corpus alio tne uuuiorll
nt ilu. ('jini-tH liv nmkinir m-liil ,-nrv mi-m..," u,
ecitiiiiig Auiurii-ua caucus iu dungeons without the
benefit of trial or the knowledge of their ottuiice. bv
suppressing the freedom of speech, and by similur
tyrtinuieul acts, under tho plea of military iiei-esMty,
has llagraiitly violated our constitutional charter and
forleited thu conodence and esteem of all parlies op
posed to u monarchy in America.
Ktittved. Thut lest oaths ure hateful aud incompat
ible with the genius of our Government, nnd the free
exercise or tha elective Iraucpise.
Thosh Kocks. The rich specimens from
the Santiain mines crented quite an excitement
iu Portland, and investments in feet are much
in vogue there just uow. A number of capi
talists nf thut place passed through this town
on their way to the mountains to inspect the
leads belore investing. Among them we recog
nized W. S. Ladd, It. D. Green. S. Reed, Dr
Lnryea njid Snm'l Pnrrish. We hope they
will have n pleasant jonrney and will be suc
cessful in finding the big thing for which wo
snppcse they nre searching.
Ov Course. The Review has an article
laudatory of Amury Ilolbrook. Certainly I
and nil of its kind who live in Multnomah sup
ported Ilolbrook at the Inst election. It is nat
ural that O'Menra nnd Jo Lane should feel
grateful to Ilollirook for the aid he attempted
to give them, though it didn't amount to much.
A fellow feeling milks us wondrous kind."
Thk Fourth at Dallas. Wo are in
formed that the Fourth is tn he celebrated nt
Dallas with a free dinner, etc.
LETTER FROM ASTORIA.
Astokia, June 18, 18(14.
En. Statksman : You have been led into
an error in giviug 60 votes to the bolting Ainu
rouiau ticket iu tin) oounty. There ia not that
much political slime in Clntsop. The vote
stood, Union, 73; secesh, 45, nnd l'izznrino
turn only 51. Gillette was elected by a major
ity of 4,i voles over the secesh candidate, and
by a majority of 70 over the fizzarinotnm can
didate. Clatsop oounty is Union to tho bed
rock. The Copperheads carnej ou the can
vass decently and honorably ; showed their
hands, met Ibe Union parly squarely and fairly,
and stand their defeat like men. The Amory
ites smuggled hiird, swore terribly, lied persist
ently, druuk whisky furiously, aud died aa the
find dielh. Whisky was free lo all who would
sell their voles for it. One uf the snloous in
town, exhibited the American flag, run up In
the top uf ila llogsialT. on which waa inscribid
in large letters, "Parker Whisky" ! ! 1 hope
the State will not secede from' this ominly,
thinking wo have no morality, honor, virtue or
decency here. We have 7. Union men who
are hugely dirgusled Willi this shameful dese
cration of Ilia American flag. The Copper
heads are also ashamed of it. lo a man. We
ate all pleased wilh the way the last Statesman
atleuded to the funeral obeeouies of the defunct
Aiitoroiiiant. They are dirty dog, and it it lo
be linpral Ihnl Ilollirook will emigrate wilh the
whole liller. This would be a benefit to the
Stale at large, and wouldu'l offend
CLATSOP.
P. S. I forgot tu say that of the 51 votes
given iu tins county lor toe Amory -boiling can
didate, one of them waa a creditable vole. II.
B. Barker, boiler, toted for himself! thus giv
ing him erne vole mnrej than 50. Messrs. Gil
telle and Muffit voted for each other. They
first agreed not lo Vote at all for Representa
tive, but wheo they saw Barker role for him
self, they very properly concluded to kill his
tote by voting for each other, Wo should like
10 know if the father of the pin-fealher copper
head bolters, Holhrooh. Voted for himself
K. G- C Aorording to the Sacramento
Sttr, I but treasonable secret organisation ia
Just now animated by an extraordinary activity
tnrougnooi t.s uoruia. 1 ne arar declares that
they are especially active in the olty of Ssora
meoto 1 and that on Tuesday and Friday night
of each week they hold their meetings withiu
a square of the headqntrtert of Gen. Wright.
JIEMIIKKS OP TlIK UXUSHTIVK AS
KKllliLV. The following la a correct list of the members of the
next Legislative Assembly, classilled, aa to politics i
NtMHtna or TiiiassATK.
linker ant Umiililta Cm at in lames M. l'ylc
flrittim CinntY. Hovcv. t
t'liirktmtn Cr,nv II. W. rMdv.
Vaihtiifloii (Wnmditf, Cliituin nnd. Tillamook
CoitntrK-T. It. Cornelius.
pouglnt, Com and (.'iirrv -Jnnlct Willson t u. n.
Iliiisdttle.
Jivkton County Jacob Wnguer. t
Jmrnhme Coiiuljt-C it. Calilfll.
t'oen'v S H CransUm, C. K. Crissman.t
.un. County D. W. Mallard t, B O'i.
Mnnon County .1. W. flritn t, Wnii Greenwood, t
Mnllnomnk County 3. H. Mitchell, t
fnlk Vinntf John A. Vraser.
Waro County Z. Donnell.
YamktU CouiityJual Palmer. II v
Those marked t hold ovtsi- from W2.
" " t Mootbers of the House in IHWJ.
Speaker of the House in ISHJ.
MKMBtSS or TlIK HOUSS U V lltl'K tSK TATIVM
Bnktr County Daniel Chaplin, Hamiinl Colt.
Infra (!ouiitui. Oiiinn 'l'lmrnton. ,1. Ginnlcs.
Clnrkamm County Oviisw Wade. E.T. T. Fisher,
II. W. Shipley.
Columbia, Clattop ami Tillamook CounliaV.
V. Gillette, t
I'nnm nnd fjurru Tuun llttrker.
Uourlat 6'ohu'v Alphoiia belaud, E. W. Otey, P.
C. Parker.
Jnckton County J. D. Fay ,W.F, Monger, J not.
f . Ileail.
Josephine County Inaar. Cox,
rmntyii
yJ. B.
Lane Gfi
Uudcrwood , G CaTlison, A,
MrCoriifclt
Aina County .1. V. fata, J. N. Perkins, II. A. Mo-
f'Mrtni-v. Knhurt Glues.
Marian CoHlJnl. It. Mooros t. J. J. MurullV. H. S.
Tinner. Jno. C. Onrtwriglil.
Multnomah County l'.Wasterman t, John Powell,
Li. n. wimenciu.
J'olk County J. 8 Hobnail, C. I-afollet
Umatilla County La Fnvfttf. Lane.
Wathinrton County Wilson Mowlby J, D. C.
. K.
u aum county A. J. nnnnno.
Yamhill County G. W, Lswson, Henry Warren,
TTuion Members in Roman Copperheadrin Italia.
i'hono marked t were Members of the hist House.
U Vresideiit of tlrb last HcnuUi. ,
AGKIlTI.TiItAl KKl'OltTS.
The following communication was handed in
by Mr. David Newsom, two or three weeks
since, hut in the hurry uf business just previous
to the election, ij was overlooked. We regret
the omission as much as Mr. Newsom can, but
we will try aud attend to tho subject in future,
as its importance deserves :
Ed. Statesman : You will please to an
nounco tn the public it matter of importance
tn nil. 1 he Commissioner ol Agriculture, at
Washington City, has appointed a man in Mar
ion county to nmku out nnd transmit in an offi
cial tabular form, monthly reports tn that office,
of tho chief articles af production nnd exports
of Marion county, Oregon. This appointee is
instructed and required tn appoint, in hit at
sistanls, five well qualified men, who, with him
self, will form a Board for the transaction of
business. Each county in Oregon will have a
similar Board. These data, and similar ones,
throughout the counties of the United States,
will form a mass of materials as tho basit from
which a largu book will be made nnd published
by that Department, for gratuitout distribution,
throughout the United States. This is the lirst
movement of the kind ever put forth toward
Oregon, by any National Administration nf our
Government. To develop the general resouroes.
climnte, productions, and present condition of
Oregon, will he the duties, and, I hope, the
aim of these County Boards, under the super
vision of the Government. In this way, a
large amount of information, of a reliable char
acter, will he sent forth, broad cast, to the whole
nation. Just such information is greatly need
ed, aud much sought after, bv very many in
the United States nnd Europe. The nppoiutee
nf Marion county has called to bis aid lire gen
tlemen of this county, and these will, he hopes,
soon meet in Salem and nrgnnize themselves
into a Board for the transaction nt business,
and will proceed to the discharge of their oner
ous duties. Their information must be mainly
drawn from the business portion nf our citizens;
nnd it is to be hoped that merchants, farmers,
fruit dealers, stock raisers, nnd nil others inter
ested in the development uf our resources, and
tho future growth and welfare nf old Marion,
will readily aid in furnishing the Board with re
liable information on the several subjects re
quire! I. The gentlemen whom Ibe Govern
ment appointee has ilesunateil to aid him, nnd
to form a Board for Mnrion county, will please
tn meet hi in iu Salem, on the Saturday after our
election, and organize said Board.
The following minted gentlemen have been
appointed, ns said Board : Hou. John Grim,
John Minto, I. It. Moures, II. L. Turner, Kev.
J. L. I'urrish.
It is lo be hoped that these gentlemen will
all consent to serve, aud thereby aid iu an en
terprise of the utmost importance lo our com
mon county. 1MV1D NEWSOM.
Salem, May 30, 13C1.
OPEKATlO.Mi'Ot' JINK IHth.
BUT A special ol the 1 tub, sy the lourlb day of Hie bat
tle oi Petersburg ended lust niht, and opens agitin to-day
and will be-cige Petersburg. We were checked three
tiinea yeslcrdy, hnving swung around with skirinshiug
in I rout about half a mile or to taking one line of
woran uuu pressing up .o aii'ituer.
Hancock uud IloniMdo in the centre found mure op
posiliun. Thu former has iiuiued half a mile.
Another dispatch says the usault was particularly
severe iu u.inow e. t.iiiuon s uivtslou : Hancock tcurps,
and two of lkrnside's divisinns ; also two divisions ol
the sixth corps, and Murtimlalc s division.
The eighteenth conn went un the river to within half
a mile of the town. U'e now nearly circumvallute the
citv, piiKhing Die enemy to Ins a-t defense.
1'ae Herald t special says, st 4 o'clock this mominr,
June Itith, Itiu-nsole's corps attacked the enemy's works
on too 1,-tl nl our Hue, nnd cdrncd lliein under a severe
and imtr.o-ted nlriitfgle capliiriugalK)Ut.iUU prisoners.
six eX'-elletit iirase held pieces, and two others, not so
good . which were spiked.
Miiivpvai.s. June ii The gold quotation yesterday
waa an error, (rtiia in Acw iota nwl evening iou.
BAKER COlJiTY-OFUCIAL.
For District Judge. J. O. Wilson, 580; J.
11. Mater, 4td.
IJeprcsentative to Congress. .1. H. D. Hen
deraim, 5'J0; James K. Kellv. 487.
State Senate. JVM. l'ylc, 542 ; L. P. Hig-
nee, 440,
Representatives. Daniel Chnpluiu, 547 ;
amucl Uuit, 043: II. F. lion Ham, 4.50 ; A.
(J. boring, 410. 19
Seat of (iovcrninent.-jSalciii, 7154 j Port
land, 1-I'J ; fcugeno Ulty.W
Average majority un the couuty ticket, 100.
V0TB OX SEAT Or1 C0VERSMEXT.
Wo append herewith the vole on the 8eat of Oov
enitneot, which we have received, except Tillamook 1
Salem 6,07
I'nnuuid ttftio
Eugene Cite Ions
All olher places 37:1 fi.rrjn
' Majority for 8alcm 57
There is a probability of the majority heing increased
a little from the above.
titMiD. (lov. Nye, of Nevada Territory, has re.
voked one uf his commissions, because the candi
date acted as Secretary at a copperhead coliven
tioii. That's the way to Hj 'em.
MARRIED.
At Taneoaver , Jnnt OT, br Rf?. H. M. f if-erai, of JwLtra
Ttllr. L. D. C. Umurtlte, of 0rvi)a Clijr.and Miu Aim tlii
sftuhcr, nf Ihf Dlle.
Nw SuWImUr. Jun 19th. tiy Dwirl dlmpgon, J. P .Chu.
U. Donlcer nrl MlM Nancy McCoy.
In Crwml Tiiy, Cal., Jimt II, W Rer. ). J. C1mUn,
W. C Kftiuon, of Jokrn county, Orffon, iturl Mn. K. M.
Mrkle.
In Linn eonnty, June 15, by Ret. Umf Kelmy, JMin J.
rarjrrer tvnrl Mm D. J. hwanli,
DIED.
In Aalfrn, J not 1Mb, after ihort lUnete, Jnha D. Reon,
t$ni 4? yrtra.
ir honnrrU friend and alrhlxr Jrthn tmt Bonn, hot
4s th It nnM ahMV, wm out of mr oMnl eliupni, Hr
ih Mrn In AiheM eounly, Ohio, Jnnary (till, isiTj taii.
ItrataMl tn (trtfnfl m the fciirtmer of and hu ttac brm
bononit by hit follow etuimi tth a Dumber of iMr tnoM
tmportADt nRlrf. trVTs.u to Kla enrain to OrvfOD, h bar
came an trtlvt ntrtnbsrr of the Htpttft rharcb. preArhH for
WMtinf In Uii evnnosHloa aniil tn IM1 be joind ih Mrth
eH(t Etcnpl fhur.b, to hkh be b s-tst tint btlonitH
H i,od in lh hlib or the Uwptl, mmck beloved and lament
od hy ntl.
Nror Portland, Jane tlrt. rWn, tafaal daafhttrof Col
barn unci A. I. lUrrvll. aiM lUdttye.
In Issrwl eonnty, W. T., Jon U, nf ararlH fw. ()eom
W. Br sr. iiml II yr, 1 mnnth. and i rJP ,lfp MD
H. . Patntatrvr, aad ton of Marrarot A. rtmaloir.
At CtoterUalw, Lane awily, June la, t eroap, John B..
yoonjfot aon of J. T. and D. C. (..Ilryeajred a boat I year,.
Roller.
riH F.KK will h a meiimr of the Mock holder of the
1 aSttera PrinUnands?ubliiJlinCV-mpanTjrli.m
Maritm eiawtr, OmrtMi. on the sa 4nr of Jair, ItM,
fur tha perpoea of electing directora ae required br
law, and trantactin aucU other bnalneea aa mar b
teamed aetenar. JOHS F. 3d IlUK.
Wm. WALDO,
417
U V VtKU
Cor)oraton.
SANITARY BALL,
OiVKW AT
Moores' Hall, Salem. July 4th, 1861
ilia
FLOOR MANAGKRHi
J. H. HAAS, M It. COX, .1. WARNER
K.MILI.KR, i'u M. WAl'I'K.
The Aurora Brass I5and Hnswil. .
Tickets, including supper, j,00,
All members of military 'nrganuatioui will nteaaa
appear in uiutoi-in.
No unrds of invitat ion will be issued, and at the en
tire reecipts above ueceseiiry expenses are to be given
li the ManiUtry Commission, it Is hoped the aliend.
anen will tie general.
I if 1 ire carriage for any part ol lire eltv to anil
from ihu ball.
Mruyt'tl or Molt'ii
7W0M the subscriber lit, Oregon City jn Sun iT '
l1 day moiniiig, June tliitli, one black HOItHEia3.
about 7 or yean old. l.'ii hiinils high, braiidml on the
loll snouiuer, ions, n i nil wuno situiue umrKs on hit
back, and mane worn oil' by llm eollnr, ny person
returning him to mo, or leaving word at this onlce,
will m suitably rewarded. CfliD. A. PKANK.
lime 07, IHt.il. Kwl7 "
CnriM-t Suck LonL ,
I (1ST. between Naleia and Harlow's l'mirie. on the
J '.'llh uf Jiiiiv, lxii-l. a Carpet Hark, evigaiiiing a
flue dress ooat, now pair of punts, a vest, and miue
mementoes of great valnn to the owner, but to no una
else. Any person finding it and leaving it at the Stage
Olllee, ia Mnlem, will be liberally romarded.
Iwl7paid , . A. CRAY.
Fifty Dollars Reward.
SOMETIME between the Sih and 17th of the present
month, I lost, toniewhore in Marion ciaiutr, a pack
age containing promissory iHileit poj-limi of which are
as follows, to wit:
One note drawn by K. 0. Cooley for :IIK) 00
' " ,T. Confey " :I0 l
Tho's Cross " ,VI0 Of)
A. Hockner " iSfl 1)0
All nl saw Holes are druwn iu my uvor, except that
of E. C. Cooley, which is assigned to mo by one llonx'
There Is one nolo iu said packiige drawn hy Ttiouiiw
Cook, Honry Ldoy farter, e,ad Whito, backed by
J.Mitchel,forli)0 Oil.
There are also note made by Jones, Reed 4&fJoi,. '
and Pratt, of Fail-held, licoides others signed by par
tics whose names I havo forgotten. 'Hie above reward
will lie givon to any person who wilh deliver said
package to (loorge tides, Clerk of Marion eoituty.
All pei-nons are horeby notilied not lo purchase any
of the uotea above enumerated.
WIU.IAM IiERWnX. '
June i!7, tHM. . :tw!7.
FIRE-WORKS.
MADK 1V
PIIOF. CI. II. JUTJOIIES,
The Eminent 1'yreteehnitt of
VAUXHALLCARDEN, LONDON '
PROGRAMME:
f!H R Kxhihiliun will bo announced ut 9 rn., by flr
1 ing 8IIJNAL UOCKKTS, to be sacseedod by the
following pieces.
VERTICAL WHEEL,
Coinmcnclnir wilh lliuli. Brilliant and fti-iw Fir.
with Crimson ami (jreen centers.
IloeUetsii.WItU Clolrtltuln.
PALM TREE.
This bountiful piece commencing with colored nots.
imitating to galaxy of lioinan Candles.
Rockets With Serpents.
STAR AND CH088.
Thm it a utii'urtid piece, ' eommencinif with R Star
and Crora of liK'er tauca-work, with erimurm Mid yel
low reniera, inwuimg 10 k"ix.t oi itoman i ana let.
Rnckett with Streamer.
REVOLVING 8UN8.
Tliii iiiHffntHcent piere is eompoiwd of IWe re vol? -iiiK
nnft, ol Jupunew, Uayoiiet nnd other fires.
IIOCK.KT WITH CRIIflftON STARS,
PatagOnian Glory,
Commencing with n vaperb Hexnpofi Wheel of
brilliant ()nii., Crimton, Saxon, Chmeno Ruronet,
with an iilninmuted center of (JrhnHon-green, terpiin
Htinn in lirillimit radii, with report
UwUem With Gold Knln.
TRIBUTE OF CRESS.
This piece commences yrrlh n vertical wBeel, ma)
tilling to Cross of Hrilli, and Chinese Oorbes, with a
tlratul Itatlary.
Xulsle ltodUof .
PROMETHEAN VASE.
'l'liio superb piece consists of a large nice of silver
Innee work, with rosettes of every color known w the
art. and miitoiing lo Unitary of'Caiwlles oavering si
space of lift t fiet ttinare iu lira.
Hot krta With Nrent.
FAIRY DANCE, or POLKA.
Thin splendid piere conniritit of Psven not, revolvinfr
and enlwinii-L' ihmiitfh the varions evohttioni aot
eoinpriini( circles of every color.
KOCKETS WITH 'OLl K.4I..
Maltese Cross.
This is one of the moat beautiful pieces of Pyric
art, and consists of a double ernes of (r.,ld and silver
Lanced works, with renters of Kuby and Emeralds.
FLYING PICEONS.
Rockets With Crimson Stars.
tooonelnde with
HUD TABLEAU OF HlBIt:
Thin niHtrniJlcpnt piece will connlstof thrao Arches,
The Grand Arch in the renter wiM be nnrmounted with
the American Kttyle holding the Hhiold and arrown nf
crimtMin, and Silver LMiice work, dMitniiiiiig the fol
lowing inscription :
"JII.V 4TII. 16
" LIBERTY AND UNION"
On a Ihim of thirteen original tiara, on the Arebet to
to the ritfhl and lelt will be the mot jo,
"WKLC03IK XllIKDft"
itnnoniited br galaxy of Komnn Candhte and Vnlca
noee.anU teruiinatitiit inir with a grand era., tilling
the air lor feet around with ierimni, balls and utreum
er. making al'iK,'uther one of the largest and tinwt
pideii ever exhilsiietl on thin coHnt.
WHAT KILLED HIM.
DR. HALL, in hia Journal of Health," epenking
of H'HHhiugtou Irving, aiks the above ojieatinn,
and adda : "He tni'ht well hare remained wilh ua for
Borne veara to come, had it not been for adrica, kindlr
intended, no doubt, given in thought lean mid ret-klcaa
ignorance.
HE If AD A COLD I
which hy annie injndicionn preatriplion hail leen con
verted into an nathma. Who gave that prescription,
or what it waa. lite ontaide world mar never know.
Ijt me any to Dovior hull that that " preaoriplion '
was not
Newell's PulmonaAy Syrup.
for that ia an article Unit tloea uot engender heart din
caiie, nor is it productive uf any aaihuiauo all'ectinna;
and ai for
the worM never enw a better remetlr, and never will,
nntil Nature prudiicea aoina new iiurrediant oat n
which to prepare it. Don't be afraid to ua it freely.
Every article in it la from Nature 'i own Utbonttory
thu name to-day that they were a thousand yeara
airo all mlfulatt'd to .too lie, heal and atreugtheu.-
'lltere ia no
BETTER FAIOILY BIEDICINE!
Krrp it in the lain',, ase H frsaly, diva It to ynm
rltildn-n npn Ilia slightest iuilicaiiini of a rld, and
yon will think and spsak of it a all ilo-thal lia !
ctme assared with lis twrii.
in:uLNOTox ro , ABnts,
Nut Franriaro.
And for aula sVsrvwhsra.
6mri
Itifoi'iiintion Uuult'd.
If CALVIN ALU Isipp ton of Mr. alrElroyJorm
arly of Olrir"li will mil on mi al my iriadeiire iu
Sslun, ha will li-tini tlirouxh a friend of hit Utiwr
nhal mar ba of un-ut m lo biin.
DAVID LESLIE.
Sslm..Tnns gl. WA. 3rl7
MirrllT'a Rale.
BY vlrtne of an exrrntion issued mil of tha County
Court ol I'ulk nnmiv. and to ma ,lir.wu-d ia favor
of John II. Iiewis, and airainat'John Surldeu and '
Giute; for want of nrs.mal proparty to Mtisfy tha
tame, I havo kTHtl nposi and will nrooocd lo sell to
tha hiKbrat bidder, for rush in baad, at tba Court
Hnnsa door, in Dallas, In swid ronntr, mi Saturday lha
day of July, A U. XM, hetwern tho boars of 9
o'clock, a. m., and 4 o'rlork, t. m., of said day. all lha
right, tilla and interaMof tain defendants of, In aad lo
tha follow
foliownia described premiaaa, lo Wll i tjnoaU
eountv of Polk and huta or Oregon, it boiuar a
I of tba land donated lo lha Trustees uf Uie 1
that
nart
Creula Arademir InMttnte. known sad dcsianaled in
the anrray and plot thereof, aa lot No. am (II, in block
So. tix i-. to be Ml.I to aauaty tne awive eaecuu,
costa and arcrnina ntata. 1- M. Ul'TLbU. Hb .
Dallas, IVIk n.milr, June IM, lM. 4wl7
Admlnlairalor's Kolire.
NOTICE it hereby sWen lhat lha andersisnad has
len dnlv aep,Vinled Admiuislralor of Ilia estata
of Harrisiai Kitterman deceased of DtMialaa einniy,
Oregon. All persona bavina: claims againal said es
tate ar reouealetl to present tba aama to las ander
signed at bia residence in loncalla r.raciiwt. in taia
touniy. witltin an montbs from this dale, and all per
sons indebted to said aetata are requested to make lav
mediate payment HISTON MILLER-
Voncalla, Iotiglss ccuutv, June 17, at. 4wI7