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Newspaper Page TextShe (Di'qp atcswim FltKMONTM Vli;VSANI) PlIli'liNKS."- "; Tli Boston Pionrrr finh'H lliutaMr. Iliin tenant WeuiUIl l'liillis ivoro n-cmit ty invited by G mi. Krennuit t visit him at Ilia summer ri'llidl'IKM), (It N nil HIl t. MllSSacllllm'ttS. The iiriitiug, "f cnurst', vtus "f n nulitiuul charac ter, and Mr. IK-inn-ii publishes tliu following report of it : "Wu will premlwi Unit Mr. Phillip nor wo left any (jtieatioiis iintniichnij from motive of falsa delicauy, hut gave General Fremont, on the contrnry, iioii unity to tloclttro himself on all thuse point ou hicii I lie attack of hi cii eiiiip liiivu been directed. I'lio result of our fotv hour' ewivcrsntinn wns, t li lit wo left the ninn and cumliilute. Fremont, fully satisfied, ' oud that the cwiliileiiue we reposed in him formerly lied been doubly Blrenirthciicd. In regard to llio uvt'itliriiw of the rebellion, General Fremont remarked that hi position on tlii subject wn ton well known tn i-fitir curii merit from him, fspecially as ho had declared himself agreeing with that paragraph of the platform which require the overthrow of the rebellion by force of arm and without eninpru miee. Tho unpunished and unoeiisiiri'il viola tion of law on the part of Lincoln and hit Cab inet lind principally canned hi anxiety for the Republic, which wne thus heiug destroyed in it fundamental principle, while at the suine time tmirally miderniineil by nu unparrallelled cor ruption, General Fremont said that a Repub lic never could gain by iuch a war a this; but (be danger would be vnatly iiicreiwd if aiich rbilrury nciionson the part of the Govern moot were uot opposed at the a tart. The ai bi nary action 4 l Mr. Lincoln bud brought things tn audi a pas that tho question might be asked whether the Uepuhliu could be bought for money 7 The ru-eloction of Lincoln had be come altogether a money question. Hence General Fremont considered it above all. neo cttnry to atir up the idea of law and order nrnoiigit (he people, mid thus make them capa ble of miring the liepublkl. His position on the slavery question w as thus jtercied: , "We must not rent until slavery i torn out by the last root P A for the iicgroe, to them belong tho same right which thu white enjoy. The word 'white' must be liunished from our statute and inatitutions. 'Alrolute equality of all men he lore the law, cover (he whole question.' In relation to the coiiliscutioii question, Gen eral Fremont stated that he knew .Southern condition, and Southern people, from personal experience. With the paragraph uf the Cleve land platform nobedy could effect a reconstruc tion at the South. That paragraph any noth ing of confiscating the lands of the rebel lead er, but speak of rebel ltiuda generally, and limit he nett ed as a measure of 'revenge.' Hence ileell'ect will lie to incite all the rebel to the utmost resistnnce, and make them irrec oncilable. Moreover, General Fremont raid he should be lorued to entertain ft very unfavor able opinion of the political insight of a parly which should attempt to reconstruct Slides out of. a liindless and moneyless population. Hence ho hud considered it necessary to soften the impression produced by this paragraph, and tu point out it possible eilect. If contention were to ho limited to it principal leader, he elniuld agree to it. '' ' - . In respect to the K)sitiou of the democratic party, Gen. Fremont aaid that the removal of Lincoln' administration, winch bus placed n in a sliumel'ul position Cnw'nrds Europe, endan gered the. ltepiihlio by nrltilriiriiiu. and cor ruption, mid shown it total incapacity to bring back llio .South into the Union, uveii at the greatest expense of live and money, u of pur aiuount necessity , upon which everything else depends. Fremont believe that tho prolong ation of Lincoln's rule will produou a separa tion of the South, which will bo followed by a Separation uf the East and West. resulting du ally in the destruction of the Republic. Hence in view of the immense importance which is to bo-attached to Lincoln' removal from Wash ington., and in view of ihu I'Tlinnrilinarv lime, or he has, uy virtue of hi position, it becomes necessary to combine against him all the ele ment of opposition which may be applicable to the salvation of the republic and of these cloment the democratic party furnishes the largest contingent. , it. . ' In effecting this combination, we must never think of denying our principle, or giving up our platform. Lei u U"W tho democrats the importance and neoessity of a union at the time of danger ; and let us declare openly and firm ly our principle and object, and extend our tiands to them. If they rharo our sentiment. We will remain true to our principles in every danger. "M I could lu-conie President," said Geu. Fremont; with an emphasis contrasting powerfully with hi otherwise o very calm de meanor, " by giving up an iota of niv princi pits, especially ill regard to slavery, t should nut do it never, utver." , It was also suggested that if the democrats eliouhl join the radical democracy, they might mm get control of the party and change Us principle. To this, Fremont r tnnrKcd : "If we are victorious, we have also be better por tion of the republican party ou our side, and a union of till the liberal elements of the country will then make freedom the ruling policy of our nation. The IiBAfTiES of Slavkuy. Tho Phila delphia 'km publishes a thrilling description if ononf the evils of rl.ivery. a given by a soldier of a Pennsylvania regiment. The scene is four miles north of Puniuuky river, ut the phmtation of Mr. Anderson Sc itt, the owner of loll slaves. Around the door were three women and about half a dozen children, from the little Imby to the young girl of fifteen or sixteen. Two of the woinen were about a shade lighter tban the quadroon, while all the children were white. The third woman was Apparently pure white, her eye were blue, her luiir hronii mid straight, her features were en tirely American nothing to denote a particle of negni blond. Ill her arm she had a beau tiful little boy, about four year old, with fair hair and blue eye. This woman wa cryitig bitterly when wu rode np. Thinking that Hu was a 'member of the family w e tried In console her by nisnring lit-r that Yankees made war npnn men and not upon women. Can you im agine how shocked we were when we were told that thit white woman and child were slaves, and that the degraded mother wa weeping for shnme at her degradation ! I asked one of the women why the didn't bundle up nud come alone now that she bad a chance, with the rest. Shu said she had an id iotic son in the house, who was sick and they aid they could not go without him. I asked this woman if she wat tho daughter of the owner of the phtitatbm. !he and she a. We went into the hut. and upon a clean bed at thit poor idiot lmy, a while as I am, with brown hair. About thit time Mr. Scott enme in, the lord and owner of all there trail pen tile. whiter than himself. He is an old, shriv- vied oil, nigger-fnoed. crooked-backed little peeimeu ol Southern chivalry aristocratic as a king, and Virginian born. I asked the moth-! er of this boy if Mr. Scott nu bis father. "Ye." was tlu; reply. The Incestuous old beast! This Mint son the child of his own daughter father and grandfather to hi own children! i Gen. Gbast' Relations. We have be come acquainted with a matter of some little interest in relation to Gen. Griuit aud hi oppo nent at Vicksborg. Ueu. Pemberton, at show log the curious operations of civil war, aud it it surprising, considering the avidity with whieb everything concerning important pertonnge i snapped np. that this ha not before been made fnblic. The fact i tlii: Gen. Grant and (Jen. 'emherlon nre brotbers-in law. the two having married sister. It will be interesting for the cousin Grant and Pemberton to talk oier the light of their respective fathers and uncles nt Vicksborg. but the poor cousin t'euioerioo will find linle plearure in such reiuinitenoe. A'ee ramnt'o tiet. ' . DAtLr sstatmham. The first number of the Daily Orrwi Statnma ha conic la band. It' it a well conducted and neat ap pearing aaert.. Wn wissl it 'l prosperity. - UrtgK'.iM. . " ' . . IEIEBUAPIIIC NEWS. i Kpcrlul Dispnti lii's t"nVn im-Kon State-man. A telegram' received .from Slieiidnn.'duted ''Cedar Creek, Alig. lit.li,". states that there Is no enemy this iMiln of the Uliin-ltidgu, ex cept Mnreliy' and White's guerrillas. Wakiiimiton, 10. Secretary Stanton snysr the government has received from Gen. Cunhr an nflieiul report of the eurrender of Ft. Gaine. slid of the ahiiiiiloiiment of Fort Powell. Fort Guinea surrendered uiicouditioiially, with !HJ ollieers, 818 men, SO guns and provisiuna fur li inoullni, The garrisoti of Ft. Powell escap ed The armaments of both forts are lit lor im mediate use. Gen. Granger will immediately invest Fort Morgnn, aud garrisoti Guinea and Powell. Indianopomm, IS. Rebels under Col. Kaul man, estimated ut 1,500 strong, captured three steamers at Shiiwiieetown, Kentucky, on Sat urday, These boat were loaded with govern moot cattle, which were ferried across into Kentucky. Wahiunoton, Aug. 15 The following 1 official I "On Hoard Flag Ship Hartford. In Mobile liny, Aug. 5. I have tho honor to report tn tho Department this morning that I have en tered Mobile buy, passing between Fort Mor gan and G nines, encountering the rebel rain Tennessee, and truulinate Solum, Morgan and Gaines. The attacking fleet was nnder way by 2:45, a. m. On the starboard side of the licet was the proper position for monitors, or iron-clads. Fort Morgan opened on us at 7:10, A. M-, upon which the action became general. At half past seven o'clock tho Teouniscli (Federal,) was struck by torpedoes and sank, currying wiUi her nil of her ollioer and crew, w ith the exception of the pilot and eight or ten men, who were enved by a boat which was sent from the Metacouiet, which was alongside ol the Hartford uud hud passed the other boats before ten o'clock. The Metaoomot sucoeded in capturing tho Solum. All the vessels had passed the Fort by 8:J)0 hut tho rum Tennes see was still in our rear. The signal waa at once given to all the fleet to turn around and attack the ram and run her down at full speed. Thu Monongehalii was the first that struck her, and though she injured her badly, yet she did n it succeed in disabling her. Thu Lacltauan also struck her. The Hag ship gave her it so vere shock with her how, aud as she pussed fired a whole port broadside nt a distance of nat mure than twelve feet. The iron-clad were bring upon her and thu Hartford and the rest of tho fleet were bearing down on her, whereat she surrendered. The Morgan and Gaines made their way buck under protection ol Fort Morgan. This terminated the action for the day. Admiral ltuehinmii sent mo his sword, being himself bndly wounded by a com pound fracture of his leg. which it is supposed will have to he amputated. Having hud many of my men wounded, and the surgeon of tho Teoumseh being very desirous of having Bu chanan removed. I eut a flag of truce to the commanding officer at Fort Morgan (Kichiird L. Page) tu see if he would allow the woun ded to Im taken to Pcusncola. where they could be better cured for. If so I would tend om ul our vessels, provided he would allow her to return, nringitig nauK untiling more ninn stio took out. Puge consented, and tho vessel was dispatched. Our total loss was 40 lulled uud 88 wounded. On the Tennessee wo captured 'ill ollieers and 171) men ; on tho Selum. I)d of ficer and meti," New York. Aug. 15. Geo. Turner. Pilot of Huston, reports liiut he saw on the afternoon of the 12lh, whilu 17 miles distant from thi point, three vessels burning, and in the even ing n large ship in flumes. Accounts from Hus ton, Providence, nod other places, gives the arrivals of vessels reporting themselvts and other vessels to have been captured by the Till- ahassee. .Several of them were bonded, uud some burned. Washington, Aug. 15. Official intelli gence has been received that the U. S. furce have been temporarily undrawn from Brown ville, Texas, and the blockade there by the liaviil forues will bo resumed. . llKAnqUillTKHS AllMT OK Til K I'llTOMAC, Allf. III. Eei')'tliiliK qilie'. ill fr-"it of K'lorslMlrtr. Ttio rebels lor tho im' 4 '.-lirs lnive '".en moving their renin to llht felt, Xotlillitf moib than pu net sKintMsilinp bus taken pliu-e. llescrters cnotiutu to arriva in small nuiels, anil tell I lis usual stories, (iea. John i'urk now enmniunds tho Utli rorps. Additional le ports have lieen received of the anion of rtrinrmy. A pin t of the Vd nud part of the It'll euros etieaueil the enemy nt Deep Bottom. Tim llllh eoi-ps n..d:i- Birliey look a pan of tho lino of works, tour & -Inch hrus Kims, iinl number ol prisoners, wild small hs. The eoemy lell hack In a sti-ony poslllon. me il Division of the &l corps wits tlruwn up in line of huttls, and advanced a mile tmyonil where tlaueock captured (he tfiinstvvo weckiiiio - lb-re the 1st tiriadu, t'ol. May CMiumuudiinr. lonk the lend, mid ehuri-d across n corn field, over a hill, and down in a ruvitm. when lliev CHtne tn a stream with a swamp on the oilier side, the urounii lienor eovereti won impanel rauie ornsii. imi mukinjr this disrovorv, unit our men beiotf exposed to a heuvy lire, it was fioind iiupossihte to em the ra vine, und the men hnd In lie euliceuled as well tu pos sible until dnt-k, when they were withdrawn. The 'il division lost 4'KJ men, mid the 1st. and 3d divisions which were in support lust 'J'ho wounded mid all were hmmilit off. Our troops still bold position in front of ihe reliel works, which nre vorv strong. Nkw Yokk, Autr. 17. The Pttl hits mlvices from Deep lloiloui lo li u. in. on the liitli. It wits announced that Gen (Irunt'e tine hnd been ndvituced nvitrer liicli ntnud. (omidentIde fltf'umK neeurred during the day, ihe rehels fitll'ntf bnek. The CommtrrinV dispatch snrs a divisimi of the 5th corps isnded it Deep Bottom Ibis niorinti. Advices from shcriditp's ih-pHrtiueiit say lite n-btd t-urly is til SlritsbtlrK, P'isle.i in a wrouir sisili.n, nud well prelected Himiiul a ihuik movement, biierhlatt is close upon hito. Nothitur inittortnnt from Athtula. Hood had been reittfutt-ed. Th npont'i."its ure niere.hn,' into n relator siejie. sliermun is etmnitSy entreiielicd und is extend inn his lia.:s uroond ihe citv. Skw Votts. Autr. I?. The Comnrrrintt specfnl savs: The tlatik loovuntent on the oorth of James riv er is pr;ijm.jii!( tint ly. do yi-sienluy ni'.niinu the eneiiiv's works were'tnnied, und they fell hack on Monday uitrht lo s heller posiiioo. J-ntf ndvicps show tlmt (ieneml Slterid.-ui hud falleo back lo Winchester, where he will lortify, nud set un the tlefensive. Omaha. Anv. 17. The overland stage company continue lo remove large amounts of their stock to this place to be secure against the incursion of Indians. The Indians at ack ed their coaebes loaded with passengers, seven miles cast of Cottonwood, tin morning, and soldiers have been sent to their relief Irorn that place. It has been ascertained by reliable scouts that during the Install days simultaneous attacks have been made by the combined force of Cheyenne, Kiuwns, Snakes, Caruanchc. and Arrappuhnes, nu Forts Kearney and Oil tontvooii. and all nlong Ihe Platte Valley. F.v err measure is being taken by the whites to give them a warm reception. All the ranches ure deserted the proprietor and their families having taken refuge in the nearest fort. Hep retlation continue to be Inado daily on the sloek, eimthes, and station of thu overland Itogn company. The telegraph operator at Alkali Lake was driven nlf and hisslo.k taken. On the morn thicltly settled portions of the route, between Omaha aud Kearney, Ihe pen pie nre erecting fort for the defence of their lives ami pn peril', anl are arming for tiny emergency nllhongh it is hardly possible that any incur'-ion will be made tlii far duwu the river. M:j. General S. K. Curtis, command ing litis department, arrived yetterday. lie leaves for the west, shortly, tn adopt immediate and efiieient measure fur the protection of thu mail route and emigrant. Sas Franhirco, Ang. 18 Wellerws re leased from Aloalrat last evening, on t-'-OOO bonds, and ou taking the oath of allegiance, Telegrams from Suit Lake how that from three lo Inor hnudred mile of mail male is in nossessinii of Ihe Indians. All the slock for VIUJ miles west of KearueV ha been withdrawn. The mails will probably be carried by ilramer hereatter. Trlcgrapu eoiutnuuiuaiiou remuius umli-inrlied as vet. The steamer 8t. Iooi arrived this morning, at 7 o'clock ; the steamer Sierra Nevada sailed to-dnr at main, for Victoria and Porllanil The John L. Stephens arrived tu day from Matatian. Market Floor, (National.) eitra, lOija I'l.oil. t or hair and qr sk. choice a heat. .(. 5t it I-')-) ; barley good, to choice', II l-Vi Jij; interior 3 o.ii.10 ; ohoice briugiug 3 ' ; oat llrsl class i oi WAMitNOTON, Aug. 17 The following of ficial report ha been received i "Head Quarter. 15th Army Corps, before Allaota. Jolj SUtb : I have the honor to re port that in pursuance uf orders 1 moved my command inbi position on the right of the 7th Army corps, w'.uou on the Mtreine iljht or thesrmy to the told. On the night of the 27th and morning of the 28 h, dining un ndvnueo in line of battle to move to a desirable position, I met tho rebel infantry, of lliirdes's tip 8, 1). Lee's corps, who made a desperate and determined nitiict at 11 ::), A. M.. July "Htli, My Hues were protected only by logs and rail hastily thrnwn in front of them. Tho first onset was reoelved ami checked; but the battle continued until 3 o'clock, I'. M., during which time tho succes sive charges made were gallantly repulsed with foul fill loss to the enemy. Late in the evening our line were again as sailed, and the enemy glorionsly repulsed. Most of the fighting wa dtnio on Hnward' and Smith' front, which formed tho centre. The troop could not have displayed more cour age nor greater determination. Hrig. Gen. Woods, Harrow, and Smith, division comman ders, are entitled toiqnal credit in gallantly re pelling tho assault. My loss is SO killed, 430 wounded, and 52 missing. Total 572. , We captured from l.'iOO lo 2010 musketl p 100 prisoner exclusive of S3 wounded and re moved tn the hospitals. 503 rebel have been buried, There aro 200 tuure suppnaed to be tiubiiried. Many more were undoubtedly car ried away during the night, a the enemy did not withdraw until daylight. The enemy' los. in my judgment, could uot full much short of 7000." Kospeclfullv Yours, Signed. JOHN. A. LOGAN. Major General. Commanding'. : Louisville, Aug. 10. Wheeler, with 1. 700 tneu demanded the surrender of Dalton, ut 5, P. tt., on the Mth, of Col. Sibold, of the 2d Missouri, comiuundiug the post, with 700 inert. " Skirmishing was going nu when tho last train left. After Uie train left, Gen. Sted inun, advised by telegraph of the attack, dart ed willi a large force from Chattanooga.: Thi raid had been anticipated by Sherman, who had prepared to meet it nt important points. On the 13th 300 guerrilla attacked Selrua, Livingston on., Kentucky, gnrriioucd by a pnrt of thu 4th Kentucky. After a sharp fight they wero repulsed with a less of 8 killed, 13 woun ded, and several captured. The Federal los is 3 killed, 4 captured and 1 mortully wounded., The World't special, nt Washington, Aug, 10th. says : It i reported that Lonsrstreef. with 31,000, und Fit Hugh Leo. witli lO.OUO men passed through Warrentou on Sunday lust, moving towards the valley doubtless to rein force Barley. Their number is probably exagg erated. Half the number would he possibly nearer the truth. . The Tribune line thu following dispatch from Sheridan, of tho 15th i Our force are in possession of Srasbnrg. On our advance towards the town, the enemy, w hoso force consisted uf hut one line, fell back, l'-uving the place in our possession. Thu enemy bus nhiuidnued bis work beyond StriiKbu.tg, and is believed to be retreating to Wards Mount Jackson. ' Washington, Aug. 18. Dispatche from Grunt dated lGth. C;.'i0 P.M.. just received, r pnrt as billows : Fighting north of tho Juine resulted favorably to us as far a it ha gone, but no decisive resnlt ha been attained. The enemy was driven buck somewhat from tho po sition of thi morning, with considerable los in killed and wounded, uud atiout torty prison ers. Jicliel tienerni unamueiiuin aim no- rnrd were killed and their bodies lelt in our hands. Also took quite a number of wounded prisoner since morning north of the river. ' Our loss will prolmhly reach 1.000 killed and wounded, many sliglitlv wnuiiilcil, owing in so much figliliug taking place in the woods. En emy hist about u many as have fallen iuto our bunds. The department ha information from Slier- ninn 11:20, p. it.. 17th. ,. Ho operations re ported, i . Uispatuhes I nun bliendun nt Winchester, l, 10. A.M . reports tlmt Merrill's division of cav alry was allocked yesterday p.m., on tho north side of the Shenandoah hr Kershaw' division of Longstreet'e corps, and Wickhaiu't and Lennox's bnitadc of cavalry. Ihe enemy tva badly beaten, and lost 3 itnnd of colors, 24 officers and 276 prisoner. In n Inter nisnntcli nlicrulun atir tne caval ry Ik'ht in front wns splendid. It took place on open ground aud tho sahor was freely used. rirtat rdu u due Gen. Merrill. Cutur, Col. Devon. (Signed) STAM'OA. WASiilNflTON, August 19. A letter from the army of tho Potomac, noon, 17, any : 2d corps having Iicjii unsuccessfully nttauked, the enemy on the north side of the Jameson the Nth fell buck tn a safe position, which they oc cupied till yesterday wh n another assault was letermuieU on nud carried out sucoessluiy. Enemy was driven from hi work with heavy loss. We captured several bundled prisoner and some heavy gnus. Our loss wu quite se vere. We hold the position. Our cavalry under Gregg had un engage ment with the rebels and drove them from their works near New Market road, but wero finally forced back. Colonel Gregg was severely wounded. It is reported that Butler's troops had a slight engagement, without any udvaiiuigo ou cither side. The Vnmlerbilt, srnm City Point, report that the rebel nnenetl a furious cannonade at 1 o'clock. A. M. on a portion ol our lines, con sisting of the 0th corns. The firing lasted two hours. The rebels (ell bsok without attempt- ine an assault. Tho loss ir small. - It was rumored at City Point yesterday thnf a strung reconiitdssnnco had been sent out by Gen. llunooelt, whieh readied 1'iur Units about 5 mile from Richmond. Huston, Aug. 10. It was reported that the Talltihasseo wa nt Halifax this morning, and U. H. gunboat wero outside of the hnriatr. Xr.vr Om.kans. Aug. vs. A steamer imiu Mohile harbor, ou thn morning of the 11 ill. re ports Farrngut it preparing a fleet lor action, nu had issued orders to a' tuck l ort Morgan yesterday morning. It was tn receive a furi ous enfilading fire from the fleet. The land loree are sunt to have Invested every loot ol ground they could stand npnn. The relic is do stmyed all the nut building around the fort, but burned only the vessel lying under it gun. F.verytbing about the fort indicate a termination to contest the battle to the lust. Tkecbuiiucl lo Dog river ie nnnbslrucied. Our naval and land force are confident of suc cess. At a lute hour last night we heard that Kai rninit hnd demanded the unconditional sur render of the fort, which wn refused, the coin- innndcr saving he hail fix months' provision ltd would' reiist tn Ihe last moment. Farra cut's force in the rear have eat off communi cation with the fort. Wahiiinotos. 19. The Richmond Sentinel of Ihe 17th cmiluiu thu following s MouiLK, 1) Two monitors nnd live gnn- bout orossed Dog river bar, coining within two mile of the oltstructious ami opened nre tliree hour on our batieric. One of our gun-boat replied nut tne uanerier rwinaincu sucm, mm the enemy withdrew. ..i damage done. Fir ing was heard in the direction of fort Morgan this morning. Itinpstrlt to Jtuhils TV' urerUth sarst Chalmers dn-li.'P into Ahlwville, Mow., whipped enemy, rnnr itiH 5-' prisoners, drivitut them back 4 miles. Enemy alliirkcd biin and was repnlsed. Kkw Y..kk. Ann. IU Hera speetsi. iwu, iroia Washington, gives favnrHOte new from abenndMiti vallev. hheridun is still pursuing r.'srlr np Ihe rsl'cy, eotnelhnir him lo reliant evety ncottnter. Haiti-forn-ineniof Karly by Lsnunlreel'e and Hill's corps dmihted. as Ihe two carps r believed to b in Grunt's front. WslHlhBToK, Ant. IS. Connidinir stul exclllns; rrniinn len tlu) rnlley kMlnr. Arenll Iteld Martine btlry hi ttoen In day. No reU-ls in sittL IndirHtioti ure that they ar n.tt movintr in llisl direction, bnt to- tvanis Mwmuidunli. Itelnjt-M urnruui brum lulelll irenre of n-liel ud si.ee. LHMuimlile eseilrmenl nutnifesied. hut rrniru couDicUog. luipoasiblt lo ob tain exact scronnts. Kri lis. N- V.. A a J. IH Vsllsndiidisn addrvs ! t roiw niceiiOK tr-re t dsy. Paid be upeeted lit nomine of tit t hiratrn e,rtiventiHt would be pledtrrd tw a suspension of boetihties. and a muvvntiuN. M. j..ntr uf delctinl in nrthwta wer eutniallled lo t!mt'd)-'ine- This veniatr. at Hmie meetimr, Drinri pnl siik?r was John II. Welicr. of I alifomw. He rev a-Kid history of sduinislnUKHl at length. ! nnonced it urliilrary, and liany arts ancnnelllKlujnal. tapiesaed btmaeif IB lavor f an artnusice and a eoti vetilioH of ritnl,, believing the people of Imtb et'- lions deeued eaee aud were tteternuneil to hare it. jACKtui.l.r., Aug. l'l. Kli. rT.lTEMAIl Ur. Itellnws Ireturfd here this en to up. Is in nmle tn l'ortlsnd. He wilt dilress the (wopieof Albany on Monday erelong, Sitltoi on luejsy, sud rrie at" l'oitland ou Wednesday. 'e sigh for the past, and long for (1m future-; the past is a ch id, the f 'ltd re M M ngel. Latest by Telegraph. 1 Nkw Yoiik. Aug. IS The Commf.rcial'i apecii.l says : No apprehensions nrn felt for the siifety of Sherman' communication. Tho military authorities ore confident that uuder the disposition lately made his line cannot ho o riuiisly disturbed. It is certain that the draft ordered for the fitli of September will tako place on that day. The enrollment i completed. A Hilton Hi ad letter of the 14th report that a blockade runner gut aground at Kullivnn's Island, nenr Port Moultrie. She was discovered ut daylight, and opened ou by our vessels. The nriug wu kept up nuiu sua wat a complete wreck. Considerable of her cargo was destroyed with her, bnt quite a nnantity will he saved by the wrecker. The firing is ttill kept up on Sum ter, aud tho city deserter say our tiring doe great damage, a it 1 directed at the weakened point of the fort. Thi I attributed to Por ter' knowledge, acquired while theru. Tho ollioer expressed great fear lest the continued bombardment of points by no mean Impregnable, will ultimately interfere with tho suloty of their casemate, which arc much weaker defence. Wasuinotok, 18. Tho operations ol our army on tho Jume river np to yesterday morn ing, resulted in the advancing of a part of our line still further. Wo captured two Hue of rule pita aud 65u prisoners, tins morning the rebel opened a vigorous fire which extended along the whole line from tho Appnmatnx to Jerusalem plank road, and lasted two hours. It was thought to bo the prelude to An attack. Heavy firing ha been heard in tho direction of Duller, but nothing i known about it. New Yokk, August til. Advices from our force operating ginst Mobile, show that Fort Morgau is closely invested aud at lust report an atlsek wns being made. . Nkw Yoiik, August 20. Rebel paper from Atlanta of tho J5tli, say that the enemy attempted to drive In our pickets on the center, but after a sharp skiruiish wero defeated. Tliero art pros pect of nnothor movement on the rijrht. - Ban Francisco, August 21. Today's ills, patches state that a portion of tho 6th corps was attacked in the Shenandoah Valley, and toe- reb els destroyed tho railroad near Winchester, where tln'V have dd.OIKi itifnnty and 15,(100 cavulry. The Merald'H Wnstiltiffton ilueatch says Unit thu reported movement i f Usn. Nherltlan tn the Valley Is not rrsariled as a rctroat, out a mniK-uvur Tor a position uuiuniamiuig all av enues to tho Potomac. Cuhksvillu, Autr. It). MO mounted rehels, armed with nnvjr revolvers, under Wiiflilward, atlflckeil HopklDlvlllu, Ky., at o'clock this tnornlnjr, and were repulsed by the iruard.. A seooml uharfte was inaile, In which Woodward was mortally wounded and eaplureu. The ri.tH-1 are still hov (Tins In that vicinity, and It li expected that another attack will tie muue. IM0N MEETINGS. Geo. ti. Woods and H. N. George, citndidntes for electors on the Union ticket, will address their lellow vlti,ens at the tidlovviug times and pluces t Ht. tleieus, Tuesday, August U-id. Hillshoro, 'J'htu-Ml.iy, y-'th. Lafayette, SitturdaV, iiytb. i . . Ilalhis, Tuesday, HOili. t'orvallis, Thursilay, Kept. 1st. , . . Ktigene t'ity, Haturdsy, .Id. ... i I ; t i . Altiuuy. Tuesday, 6th. . Kuletn. Kitturduv. lUlh. Hpeukiug to commence at 1 P.M. . Hon. J. lli Mitch ell will accompany, uud speak with theut. The candidates for electors un the opposing ticket are invited to bo present and discuss tho qqestioas ot tne our. " Lm , Public 8M;nktntr. JAMK3 II. 1). HKN'DLCUHON will address Ms fellow citi.ein on questions ot National interest, a follows, vis: At Kilverton. on Tuesday, August 3Mi At llelpututi, Weduestluy, August Jt lis At Aurora, Friday, August JOth. tjpuuking to eouuueueu ut 'J o clock r. H. each dny. Grand Ronm: Indian Aoknuy, . i August 17. 18(i4. Ed. Statksman, But: I see by the Inst issue of (he Arena, my name with others, repurted a having voted unlawfully at tho last election, in Dnuglus precinct. Folk county. I will say Ihe whole charge is a bate slander and falsehood from begiiiuine to end. There wa uot a aiuglu vote polled at that election by an employe nt tjrand Komlo agency, mat wu not lawiui ana bona fide, and I defy the editor of tho Anna or anv oilier man to prove to tne contrary. Mr. Jacksou wo a resident of Polk county having been engaged in mercantile business iu sunt county netom he was vtnniovr-n hr covern ineiit. lie did not lose hi residence by being employed by government afterwards. Mr. Mil ler ha been a resident of Dongln precinct fur a number of years, which will not ho disputed by llio vilest copperhead in tne precinct. As to myself, 1 have coined it lawful res! deiicu iu Douglas preciuot which Is bouu fide. and I shall continue to do my voting in suit! precinct (it being but seven mile from my ret ideiioe) while 1 hid employed by government nt Grand Hondo ngencv, and I hone nt Ihe next eleotion I will live to kill a copperhead vote at the same pull I did at lust election. Dclieving a I do. that a Union vote iu Oregon i equal lo a Union bullet in the south. 1 shall at all time, when lawful, use my ballot for my country " rttrbt or wronir.' The j4rena must be sorely belabored, or it would not resort tu falsehood and slander to cover op it infamy. J. 11. HurrEU IiiPortT. For the week ending July 2d, says Ihe Springfield Hrpuhliran, Import nt New York were 53.lMl.tllW, against ?l,en IKK) in the same period of the previous year For the entire period since Juniiury 1st Ihey had been $12),MK).0U() against $'JI).(KK).IM)U in the hrst six months of lciu.'l. nnd ?-t.BlKI,. 000, iu the lirst six mouths of lSi2. The ex port of treasure from Ihe n:uo port for the lirst six month of the year were nine million iu excess of the export during the same po riod of Inst year. No w onder gold I np ! No Meat, for tub I'oort. Tho nichmoud H7 of July 8th savs: Owing to the destruction of the different line of railway lending tu the city, the regular sup ply ol menl lor the poor ho lulled. It is pro pored to relieve tho present lieoessitie of the pour by subscriptions ol money. Valanihoham. A rebel writer speaks of Valaiidigliam reception iu Ohm, ns favorable to Ihe "confederate cause." This is what was intended. DnouoiiT Everywhere. California is not Ihe only laud suffering from tin dronght. The New York Tribune of the 10th July, ray that the damage to farmer from the prevailing dnrnght can never be estimated in dollar and cent. It would go largely np among the mil' lions, if it could be calculated. It provails over a wide extent of country reaching from Maiue lo Jltnuesola. fa? Mr. John P. Welsh, of Lane county. Is report ed rb hove died recently, at Fort Laramie. He la well known as tho importer of "ttilleinnii," and had wltb bias on bis way to California some 30 or in ihoron'b bred. La it nr. Nogoet. A rrngget of pure gold wn discovered reoently in ihe American river, Placer county, Cat., weighing sixteen aud oua half pound. Arrival. Mr. Julia Dean Hayna arrived In Portland on the iteamer Paciflo. We learn from California paper that she is going to play' an engagement in the Boise country If Mr. W. C. Uyer advertises Ibat Ik) will exhibit four ysevbog Cobcr solu at Un coming Rut Fair, and challenges the Pacific coast to produce their equal. rw Geo. Frnnel Train, C. L. Vllndizham Pun Meilary of the Columbus (Ohio) '.Vuu, and N.C. Claiborne of Missouri, nieuiber of the Clatb. Jnckson rebel legislature, sod now leader of lb Fremont movement in thu tjlale, ar all delegatus to the Chicago Convention. risrt Democrat Tun Deputy Collector, Auditor, aud Cfi other Custom Iloose olhoer tendered their re igiiatiou on Saturday, bar the reason of insul liweiit iny in greeiileka. Tho Collector Ud egrn plied the fact to Vahinglon ii. F. Pa- V"- Al'I'LCS A O. Drown has furnished u with a number of summer tietn apple of imi quality . I,! P. V. Snch are the mystcrion letter that Messton, Hasting it Co. have to exten sively made known and explained, a meaning Ltle' Plfswrting V'.-slsi for ha If h- at the n ie agent on llie rcifio coast. A CaRD. , The Stiitf! of AiiiiiiBt '-'Dili, riiitilishod a letter over the siuiuilure of J. A. Itilev, in which reference la uuide lo uivsrlf. I hose reiei-etH.es I desire lo itlltide o hi-ietlv. It. is stutc.'l that Ilm letter which Kllnv mndo uinduvlt was delivered in liim liv W itklnds, wits vored lu the pi-usonce of iuvhuIi', ou thu tld day of August. I have no rcccolli-ctton of uver litciuu; Wat kind delivor a lelter to Hiluv. The statement eon ceniiti) the article of arrunuenieiu written by myself Is ruisu. 1 neiuier counseiiou unrunvisou uuytntotf ol the kind. Tito laet out of which ihut statement Tias lrowti issiuiplv this: A Mr, Whhley.of Pnlk cnnty, culled at my otnee unu inrormea Die unit lie wienea a stxiement prepared fur Uiloy to sian- I evpreaend my willingness lo write what he ml(rht suggest, uud did so, without advisiiiK or sueKUsiin, I wus iiil'oiined by Mr. W. that Itilcy expressed re irrets ut the piililieiUuni of tho lellei'i thai Itu whs drunk wheii Ihe lelter was given In the printer) that the affi davit wus prepared uuil sinned while he wus drunk; nat It contained rrors ns u oeiraveut tuiu u nwi been miule the sulooet of imposition. Aco. Mr. WhilH'V requested tluil the writing should em hodr lliese atatouonts, as helnir statetneuis made to him by Uiloy, and which Hiiey had oxprcsaed a wil liuinie'ss to siitn. The wrltlnir mhodied simply that and iiothbiK idoto. Bomctimo afUir, Itllty lulled upon nie and noOlieti wliether 1 hud prepurcu sncu a stuu mcnt. I Informed him that 1 hnd. lie said he did nut inn Iti tlmt bo whs d d sorry he bud published tho letter in the Stnlummi that It Implicated Hoyden, Whiiluy and Golf, and that he had no knowledge of their being euKUfiod in the imuoriuiiuiv business, auve what he learned from the said letter; that he was w il ling 1 make an aril davit of audi fuel. I expressed s wniuigiiess to write any sraiement tie dhuui uii-uu-Ila said ho would And " Whit " and " luiiiir hint upi" lltut he wuuid inak another statement, b did not w ish Huvden, (,olr aud Whliley to renisin under tne ImDitlatious imnlied in the affidavit: that it was " Wat- kinds he was alter and no one ols " A short time after Whitlov nud Ittlev returned together, and on or both asked lb have a writing that would exonerate the thre persons ahoveeatanieii. I wruto one briefly and hur riedly, liiley wus not sutlsliud: I lore It lo pieces and refined to lie' further troubled with the mutter. I hues never been enasued nor assisted in any re spect either directly or indirectly in importing votes into curs, county. v. u. iiabbtsuaH. Hulem. ADu-llal L'U. 1004. 'i'h foreiroinu- statement was subscribed and sworn to hefore me, ibis -tali dav of August, A. 1. 1BG4. uituuss my hand aud notat-ml seui. a. i uaton, floisry rituiic. Special Notice. tW CAI-ironNlAN should test the merits of Ur. lts Tl.lTlIR'j MOM aOU IllITKKa. Willie II la hlshly nalala Itle ns a beverattc. It is uiitqimlou as a tonlo and iuvigorotor. In the sirsult of fortune at III mines, many .crsons are ex posed to the attacks of eniitilatnta of the film-stive otg-tns, anil of various kluils of tsver. It Is the very article that hue so Ions uoen Id ileinaml at the mines, lis daily use war to tin. illiruatlvu functions, anil ohevr Uie snlrlls. Yot the Hit rtitore trio lone ol a duets! st-jinacn, uupiiri irrsn riisnir lers Is Uot sari-it uf nil tltimlauts. Li-t uie turner who is cxiioscrt w h'it nnd drv. wet and cold, be ocrtnln to obtain a limply of the Kvnulno Hosteller Ultters, and lie will flnil It a ocrtnln ssfniruard to hcallli. Bold by tlrui;glat sud deal ers every where. .... MRS. S. A. ALLEN, A MM OK WORID-WIBB REFI'TATIOS. MltS. A. ALLEN'S WDIII.D'g I1AIK KESTORKR AND ZYI.OBAI.SAMUM or WOUI.D'S II A lit DRKSH1NU are une qualled, ali i so acknos Hl;nd by all who use them fer renter. it,., iiv ,'iirMiine. im. I VI m lua urcvntiiK to iiair. (viiur,. nn tt mft. llkv anil ilossv. nu-l dlsnoslnii II lo remain In any desired position; tiulckly cli-auamir the scalp, arresting the fnll ami luipitrtlus a liealtny ami natural color in mu unir. Thvy never fall lo reilora iiri-y Hair to lis orljrltml youthful color. Tliey act illreotly upon tho roots of tho llalr, giving them tho nntural nourlihrnrnt rei)Ulred. No tally's lnllet Is complete without tlu Xylohilsainum or linlr llresslnir. It cleanses the hair and imparts lo it a tnoal delightful fragrance and Is suited to uetn youug- and old. Th Roatorer Reproduces. Th Hair Dreeslnt Cultivate and Beaitltfles If vonr hair la ttiln try II, If scurfy try It, If harsh try It, If lustreless try It, If none of Ihcsu try II. for all who use It will preserve their inor tnroUK'i uie. ror tsie ny an orui;. plats. Aitenlafor California, Hosteller, Smith k I..ii, Ban rrani-lneii. oo,ll Sewing JTIsivliinc for Sale. A Krone wishing; to buy a "Howe Seivmif Ma V chiito" cuti do.ul the Stattman Otlleo. Price sixty ttollurs. lliW Sotico. Qmct Ghasc iiosos Fsnux Aor-scr, . Amlist 10. ISlit. rjKALKI) proposals null he received at this Office, O until 4 o'clock,, r.si., Sept. 3, IWi-l. for tbrashinjt 1011 acres of Wheat, mnro or less, belonuiuir to toe lmliaiis, and -IUU busliels ef outs, l'tiymeut to be made in Lssxul lelulor .Notes. - .AStoa ti.uvci, li3t2lta "' ' U. S. Indian Agent. Kolicoitt Tcnchcra. INHERE will lioauesaminationof such persons as X oesir eertittcntes lo teacll scnora in sianon conn- ly, at mr oitlee in Hnlctu, on Haturdny, August '.Tlh loo. I'.snniiimluin to eomnietico hi J o click A M. J'. 8 KN101IT. Aug. 12, 1861. Marlon Co. School Sup't, 1 X Card. ! , DR. HAMILTON takes this luothnd ta inform the friemle of Ilutucoiiathv that vircumslitncea liavu so clooipil that he trill not 'now lenve for ihe Atlantic HuttcB. ns cotilmiluU-d by lorn i out will rutnulu per- mauentty in r-aleni. JOStrH WATT. lOWSIlS O BOLTER. WATT & BOLTER, V Near I'lurk k llolinnn't Tunuery, Mnn.' TTAVINO received NKW tnAt'IIIKK iron XI tlie Knst, we are now preptircd lo umku nud fur- matt lo ortiur, VOUR8. SASriniiJ BLTXPS, DO!):. anI WIXHOW FRAMES. MOl.VIXUS OP ALL KIXPS. Inside and outside llnisb ; and In fact everything fir.i:KSSAKi Til SIMIHll A IIUUMC Also keen on hand, und turn lo order. Hl'Ha), NU K VOKRN, WIIIPPI.K TRKK, and H.al.lSll'I'.ltN, rsEWatl.ll, tc.,se. ir en imprimis: We are now mnkinir. nnd keep ennsUatlv on band, at WATTS': FlKMlUltK WAKE-ltllDJI. two doors north of Haas' Jewelry shop, iureuMS, Jaefel, .li'firti,, Jeifsilnrfs, ( hnirn, flr.r. fee All of which we will sell DIIKAl' HI It CASH Halem. Anx-ri, 18hT. 3mV!l Salotu Iisti'irt Si liool. 'pill Behind will ho opened on Monday, th IfJlb A dav of .Villus;, iust. j). t;. IViit-aou hub heen emrloyetl ns Pripfipnt of the School t be is a ninn of laiye elirieilre and, we think, will undiMibleuly aivo uood sutislat Hon. 1'al- n naue aolicil.'d. i Terins " per onnrtor. llio inilj I iu fund will par nhnnl one half of Ihe tuition. '' .H. TKUItY, JSO.II.lltiUBS, 2tv2l , Dlreetors. UaiiKtl. 500 Hl'SllEI.S pore, freeb TIMOTHY REED, for wbieb Ihe Aicu-.f mnrkrt nriee ill be puid. KNAl'l', laUltLI.I, c or t;o, t'ortland, Altillleta, Irsst. SUBLIMITYCOLLECE. T. If. CKAWKURP, Teacher of Ancient Ua uni ees nod llttfher llillheinatiiw. W. W. 1IEACII, Tou hcr'in Enxtlsh Department. 'I'llIS Iiiatitutiun will comtnenie lb Keeoitd Year, A under iu present muituireutunt, un Monday, Sep tember Mh, itM, Hair I our commence feuriiary IJJi, lW. EXPENSES: Inirnaire, nuarterly $1 0" lllsher Euulinh 7 OOto (SI (Nitumon Ettlisli ii 1)0 to 6 0(1 Primary Department 4U0lo 6U0 IT'Vocal Muaie without charge. - Tuition will lie clh-rled at Ihe close of each Quar ter, and interest will he charL-ed on all bills not imitl. Htudcnis fiotn ahmnd wiii be fiiruiabed with board at very low rules. A hmilod number of students enn be fumi-hed licroiuuiudHlioli for eordiK tbeiDaeive. Hublinii'v, Urn. July '.'.', It. i THE "HOWE" 0. poi bi.k thhkad i.orK aTiTCH Mo-wlntx Mnclilno, tuoM which am. others dkhivk tiikih V1TALIIII . Establl-lied la IHI8I IMPROVED FROM TI MK TH TIME AND FIXI.Y PEUKWTKKISIsic'l ftiiti.tantlslly and tlnaily kaih, and less liabl lo et out of order than any other Machine now tant. Ther GATHER and HEW ON si th mm time THEY NEVER UKUl' 8UTi IIMI Una liifh-lr, sew mpidly and urealotoet re'iscles) Tliey do tb r'INKMTor l;OAI:Kar WORK with ennnf hrilltv. luteal imnrove.1 Ult AIDEItH. lilN'DKItrf.ltOI.I.I.Vl) PltKNSKH, ADJUiiTlNU 1IA.UME1H, etc., with etutl Maehioe. fitter "A.H fH fhmilv ns t fill on Ijetfer "A." perl hiti-ll, Willi cover .... .... 'li Oil Letter "II." fur familv jiress luakvrs or tailors' nae Ci OH LeUer"f" imivv reanuf.ictitring fnr t'phols. lerlo;. Csrnaue Tnmming and Mann Makers, to this Mf-hine, especially, llie tlrotiunnf taanufiii turera I sohcuVd... letter " I),'' liahl evhnder letter " E." heavy crliinlr. t neiitml' d for Inert and shoe wrk We have also for Mile Ihe GENUINE NEW ENGLAND MAIHINES. K IIS ho I in oo tF.imierlv X'ld at i.'-'a. srk (16 fio IV K UiARASl&K ALL iUR N.ICHISKH. Pure hue only uf as or car Aetiu, a Ibers is a sunoue artlcU in lbs uvuk.t 1)1 MING Ar CD . its 3 JloOf-uraetv at., MAjls ltisr-'ei, ban Frha . ctsw, Is Mf Aaenu f. li P.cil r C'sul. Axenc fcr 'l'0Ji -f tbiinsi MselMioa rtil.KUM BROS. aml5 Albany, Lmu oanty, Oregon. i. .L T-T. ST A I iTf.. KItri OS HAKD AHLOn AND CGOK STOVES, IRON AND ZINC, Lead Pipe and Brass Kettles, And Tin-ware of all Kinds, The Ureal c'vlea of Cook and Parlor Htnves alwsvs n store, und evcrvlliioe in in T line, for sale as elieitn as can lie hitil iu th Willamette Vulley. Julyau, ItltH. wwm- ' I0NEF.R STABLE.? C. H. DRAY, AT the old stable, rear of Hubuiui's block, keeps, nlwiivson hand, t'KED PUR HOH.lES.iuid HL)lLrI HOIISK.S iu lot. ut LOWKK BATUsJ thaii auy stulde in 8uluin. An einnibu, for tarties or hulls, enn he had at auv tiiuo. Uiva ilia a call, and' judifo for yourselves. i. . 6alein, July Jli.1804. ,. 4m'.rd , AT a msetlnK of the Directors of the Union Gold and Hilver Mlninir Comptmv, held July 'Jlst, an sssnssment wns levied, of Five Dollars npon each and every share uf espitui slock of said Company for the iiurpnseoi iHviiiK iorayuurts siui nireauy contracted for. and said assessments to he nuid within ihlriv duva from ilute, to lbs secretory of tee Compnnv in fjnitud suite iiold coin. ltCFUl MAELOHY, Scc'y. July li, Ittbt. deod4t3w3tl!l A MEETING of the stockholtlors of tho Crescent Gold and Silver Miuinu Coitipnnr will he held at their utiles, in Hulem, on riutnrtlay. the llllh day of September, next., at I o'clock, r.M., for th purpose, of eleutiug Directors, as provided by law, and for th trauatioiiou of such other business as mttv lie deemed necessary. . J, H. KEEI.ER, ; . .. iO.V UA W I llllltM'i, , J. V. HATIIBNY, J. (!. HEI.T, 41. N. CHAPMAN,' CorMirtor.'. August 11,1 Sj4. ,. -dsMwS4l4 ALT. persons holding a license under the U. S. Ex ciao Lnw lire rennired to comulv with the follow. hK instruciions, vix i Chaiuilng tiieir )luce of btisiues from that specitied iu their license, atdlina- out to other pai'lioi iu occuiy the sunie ila, dissolution uf purt uersliip, or taking nt hers othcrsiuto partnership, usitnr tiie sunie license, must Hppty to Ilm Assessor fn their division; that the clnuiL,'ee so made In their business, may be ontered on their license i olberwisu they will uo iiuote to pay ioi- a now license. - i una. niAAAii, IT. fl. Assessor of Oregon, 17. S. Assxsson's Omen. ) Portland, OrcKon.July Slst, IBM. $ dlw3tv4w21 J. li. HAMILTON, M.O. Ilomeoimthlc Physician and Surgeon OFFICH nnd residence at Mr. SHAW'S Hoarding. house, lirst door north of ihu jail. I It IUi-.ll ,- ', .... Hslem, dune II, Sii!. Mif Notice. ' State of Orcifon, County of Curry, ss In the Mutter oi uie instate oi ueujtiunu urutlain, deceased. rpIIK ndiniiilstrator, f. II. l'ralt, having tiled and X settled his account, and nrnred for a distribution of said estate i It is therefore ordered, that nil persons tntnresrea in sam esrnw are nerenv citni tn ne tuui ap. near in sa d countv court on tne otn iiur or Hsntnai. Iter. A.D., IH6I, to show cause, if any. whr sold eslat snouiti not ue uistt toiticu to ins iteirs uccoruing to law. uv oruer or in uounty i onrt , dwS9 ' OHO. L, DEAX, Oo. Pleitr. Aolifc. a; I .'. Slate of Oregon, County of Curry, ss.' '" ' 'PO tlie heirs snd to all other person interested' b 1 the Estate of David T. llillurd. deceased i Yui nre hereby cited to appear in the Comity I'ourt of t.itrry rotiiiiy. iireL'on, unu snow cause, it any, why the real estate of sub! estute shall not be sold, tuirattinit tn petition of tlie administrator. Ilv ordar of Hon. M. II. Oregor , County Judge. GK. U DEAN, 4WJ.I County Clerk. Notice of Dlmtolulioiie " TIIE law purlnersbip berotoforn 'existing between J. C. t'nrtwrlght and O: I). Helllnger, at Hulem, uregon, is uus uay utssoiveu, by luututti consent. J. i;. i; Alt i n lilHll l, C. U. UELI.INUER. Salem, July 19, 1MC4. , -7 ai - ''f A CAIIU fOK TllK ... iimiii'ii, iiniiE OF HAM riCAIN CISCO. BADGER & LINDENBERGER, No. 411, 413 anU 415 Bnltery (itreot, Cor. Murchaut, Kau l'rancisco. Importers and Wholesale Dealers. EXTIKE XEW AND FRESH STOCK ! WE would call the attention of COUNTRY MER CHANTS to our itsuully lurge stock of Goods. Our slock ontnpritM's every article in the Clnthhnr and Kumishhig line. We have cnnsmnilr ou bund the lurvest stuck sud greatest vurtely of Csssiuiero aud Woid HATH of miy bouse iu Sua rnmciseo, nud our prices for these floods am leas than tiiose of any house, us we receive them direct from tho mnunfncln- rer'e consignment. Our stock of Full and WinUr Goods is particularly attractive, aud the firstit feature to Uie couuiry merchant is ihu iiuusiutity low price Un Tlino Hit Cntl of Import nlioii ! Weulsokeoii th STAPLE ARTICLES in the Drv Goods line, whieh floods we liavu purohused in this inurxet iitiimr mo luiminer, aim are oueruig theru at New York Cost, and less. We nnliliili this card ill order that we roar make new acquaintances, and induce those who bar not hurrtofore purchased of us, to call and' elaisine oar stock. Good Articles and Low Frloeil Aro llie yreut inducements to ail who porchsse lo sell uauiu. .ucrcliunl who buy ol ua can make a gotnj prolit, ami sell to their customers at a low figure. W e renisin, respectfully, i lour iioeuieoi nervnuts, IIAIHIEIC . MNDKNIIERdEII, Yliolcrulu Ch'thinu uud I i is Wuiehuuse, Nna. 41 1, 41.1 ami II j Duller sin eU Pun Ersnrlsco, Murcli 14, Ifid4. iluit Cash for Tint nark. ' pI.AHKAt HOLM AN will payrnsh for Br, hem i tnck nnd tihler Imrk, and for raw bides. hulem, Feb, 7, iNei. OiuMpaid Dr. J. H. Chitwood, WIU'LI) talin Ibis method of informing his friends In I'olk eoniiiT, with all others who muv rhoow to niv unu h ran, tniit lie mta ntmoreti lo isnlem, where ho enn be fiiliud at all h-jtira. exes pl when tiro feasiiimdlv eimaueil. at bis resid.-itee. on Hiuli street. one i.iik-k sotiitt oi ,ioiics a uceu s ructorr. ealem, Aug. 3, l.l. dltwTltf For Halo, IFOAl. TEXDEKS, In sums lo suit. " 1 ' ' J IKtUmMITII UHtW., In.M ii'.i Krutit street, Portland. Hidt'S M'uiitotl, VT the DAI.I.AM TANrVKKV. Aug. e, IHU. Ij23.aid. I'oloul Kilvf r miuliagr Company-. AT a meetbiK' of the directors of the Potosl Hilvr A Mining Compnnv. there was leriea un assessment of ten tl"l sents tipirn such uml every share of th capital stuck of said oumpiiny, payable iu U. H. gold colli, Wltlltn liony uuva iriiiu unie, Per order of DIRECTORS. Salem, Oku, August 1st, I Nil. t,vrj ET THI BST. EUREKA Self-Adjusting Clothes Wringer. Hlmple IfUclent and Dnritblc. TO family ran ulT.ird lo do without the Ctetli is Wringer. It saves lime, health und clothing. It diH-s the hsrdest part uf the hthorof wastiinw. with euaa ta tha nnernbir. and wIlkiHlt th least ildurv lo the fabric. Clotlie wriuifets aro meet iug Willi rapid sale j their usetullira is berond question t therefor, What kind shall I bur T P.rtrf tknuli lay As KVUh'KA, iMxitiisa, hr the u of itlipiiral ttrti ipriiift Its aipecity is lorn-eei-d and it is rendered per fectlv telrailjiistiiiir. All articles nnd t arts varytua in aitui rsri lve ati'isi prtfurr, wbtcli ratinerb uc eootpliahed liv niMrhimn rrqitlring lltttmh screws flo mis and lower lb rdls without eoiHitant alutntiion. TheEt'Rt.KA isiiuhluml eubsliiltal, and having little or no wood work aim it il I" entck vr swell from the union uf enap and water, il will Ihetvfor. with gtwd nsafl.enTUliin in wurkmg nrib-r for long tint. Althnush self n-')'isilng. il is uot llike iKher machines) liul'l tn beuoo-e ili-wraoseil. Any eMId can work II DrsJcrs Mippllct. M. K. Tiaver t llrvtb, cWu fr-nwisce llmistal Audita Itrrslti r f ii tin-goa, llei Abernctl y t llerr. Wan Vor,ilh HllSJ. VKANilirul Jlli:t IM'MIAU. Kibuiitl m tioi uie ul t" iitbron,-!! out IhaH'sle. t-aleai, Jtioc 97, lCI. 3,nIT r , -...;,: v., .;.. from the army bospilultlis hluody uattl fluid - (Irt mansion of tho rich snd the hmnblu abode of the , poor from (lie office sud (he sneri d desk from lite 1 mountain top. distant valleys and far-oif island of th ocean from ever nook uml comer of tb civilised world is pout-inir in the evidence of the nitnnisliing rtTccts of D HAKE'S PLANTATION Birl'EliS,-,, Thousnnds opon tiiousands of Icitets lilts the follow ing nay be seen at our otlleo i , . if JUiuuiVKf, Wis,, 8ep. 10. IHoat ii I have been iu the urnty hospitals tor four.,, teen mouths speechless und nearly dead. At Allot,, , III. they guve mo a botllu of Plantation Bitters. b rUo bottles restored my speech and cured tn. ..!i - .tn i i,o , . ,i,i - C. A.XAUTE,!iI i'l . .' r'' tl Waw, O...Tb) S8.'J86.""' ! r pneyonng mnn, who had been sick aud not out of the house for two rears with Hcrofuh awl 1 Erystpebu, after paving the doctor, overt ISO without:! benefit, ha been cured by ten bot'los or vour Hitlers. .( ; " ' KUWAK1) WOUNAI.L. The following is from the Msuaimr of the Union Home School for the Children of Voliintearsf " .ut IlAvxaiErxa Hanjiok, PirTT-BivcsTU St., J l "' ' Nsw Yokk. Augusts. . i D. DnAKt i Yonr wonderful Planrsriod Hitters'1 have been ttiven to some of oor little children ulfer. ' lug from woulcnes and weak lungs with most happy -f elfect. One little girl, la particular, with pitiua in her ) bead, loss of appetite, snd daily wHsfhtg eonsumption,., ouwhotn ull ntedlcnl skill bad been exhausted, bus ,' been entirely restored. Wa commenced with but tt'' touspoonful of Uitleraaday. Hor appetite and straiigti. - mphlly Increased, uud alio Is now well. ,.,,, ' . Kesiwctftilly, ' MUS. 0. M. PEV6E. ..." ' , 1 owe mKh lo y' I rlly bellevo th ' I'lutitation Bitters have saved inv life. . - . .- .... . W. II- WAOdO.MUt, Madrid. Y.: Thon wilt send me two bottles mor tit thr PUnUlion lliu.m. My wife has keen greatly ben., I Sled by thuir uso. , .. . thy friend, ASA CniKltf, Philadelphia, Pa. e!i I bar been a (Treat sufferer frolnl r)vlripsin;', and had to ahatidoii preaching.. Th l'inntatioJ liilters liuve mired me. . . , ! , ' ' Be. i. & a.TII9RN, RvcUMar, Send as twenty.fonr doten nior of vonr1 ' Pkiulation Hitlers, th popularity of whir ar alive Increasing with the gnosis ol our house.- , ,,. J I KYKE.S, CHADWIcKei CO.. a . . Proprietor Willnrd s Hotel, Washington, D. ',' ' I havo given th Plantniloii Hitlers to hiitiilrcils of our disabled soldicis with th moat uelon- -i isliing elfect. " r ( ' " ' " 0.w.ftAtMWvv ;' - ' 8 perlnteedenl Soldiers' Homo, Cliu-iunntl O. " - , i " - ',',. :. i nl ' Tlie Plantation Hitters hv cured in ot liver complaint, of which I was laid up prostrate snd ,i bud to abuudon niv business. ' . , -y i" oi - II B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, O. " Tlie Plantation Hitter have curnd uis of A. derangement of the kidneys nd urinary ori;uns that , hus distressed ine fur years. It acts like a charm. i i...r C. '. MOURE, Oi Hroadtvav, K. Y. '...,...;.. .. , eta.. .,. dte. ia. -;' . i'A Th Plantation Hitter nuik the weak strong, tli'll lanuuld brilliant, and are exhausted nature's great re storer. Thoy am couponed of the eelebrnuid Cnliaav Bark, Wintvrgrnen. Sasaafrna, Hoots, Herbs, fca.ail l preserved in perfectly pure t-t. Croix Itwa. , . - , ; s. T.-1860.-X:1" Poisons of sedentary hntilts troejiled with weaknes lassitude, pHlpitntioli of tlie kenri, lurk of nppeiii, distress anw eittlni!, torpid liSer, consllpn'.lon, 1c, deserve to anllbf If lltcy will not try them. ' ' " ,f I hey aro reeotiiuiended bv lbs highest medical an-T Ihnrlttrs. and lira wiirranted' to produce an imwcdinls : beneficial ell'ect. They tint exoccilmgly ilgi-eeshle, . pertcolly pure and harmless. 1 , ' Notiox: Any person protending to sell Phmtation . Hitlers in hulk or by llie gallon is a swindler and Ira- poslor. It is put up only in our patent log cabin hot- tie. Howard of bottles refilled with imitation deleter- , ous stuff for which several persons are ut ready la prison. Be that every hultle Ims our privut United ' Mules Slump over th wrk oninuUlutetl. and siguutot ! oo steel plate side label. . . 1 Hold by ruapectahlo dealer thronghout the habit- , bio glob. - ... m , i ttniTII sV DAVIS), ,:' : if , 71 Front St., Portland, Oregon, l Agents for the Stat. t, , ,. tutilt. if & CO., ; " , ATholcsale and Retnil , PEALCBS IN , , !, . Rrjf-Godl? attd! Ctothtrttf. GROCERIES, BOOTS, SHOJCS, - ,., HARDWARE, PAINTS, OILS, QUIE.V8WARK,lltON' AND STEEL, etc., I Palcm. .Inly 10, WA. . - ai'f AMB1IOTYPES. ; KENV0N Is Now "TAKING PICTIRES ' AT THE SAME OLb PI.ACK, '' NEWLY r'lT'raUT". He punluised a very fines- " sortnietit of I'llDTO Al.lil'MS while in Kcvr York. " Go and sec tltcsi. Pslcm. May 30, IBM. i '...tf ', SAMUEL BASS, at hi Steam Fnctnry.nenr ' tits Rte.tmbistt lisnilinir, fbilem, keep on bundand ' ttiauURiotiirea, all kiuds of 8asb, Hlinds, Door, Cor -- nice, VVindow frames, dir., dr e., and furnisli, to order, , vury variety of outside sud inside Hnish, scioolwool, t wood turnliig, ate. All kinds o( Job Woik done with lituiiiies and dispatch. fi'.lltt' ri'HB naderslgsrd bar received, dlroet from New ' 1 JL York, th following Kd. suiiabl for uniforms '4 of infantry, cavalry nod artillery t , ,t Sathe, Coal and Vetl liuttoni, 1 Silk Cord. lied. Yellow and Blue, Shoulder $trap$ and lint Curdt. Gill Curd, and Oill Braid, and Gold JJagltt, Snore. V. IS. Wreatht Cunnona, auitnbls for lint and Cup Trimmings. A few VtW. ruttlSKIXTATIO.I MWOUIs). all of which we w ill furnisli at vary rcasonabl rates to mililnry companies. GOLDSMITH it IlltOS. 1 2mW Kmnt street. I'orllatid ' " filierlfl Sale NOTICE is hereby giren, that by virtu of an rution. Issued out of the Honorable Circuit Court of rh Htate of Oregon, for the conorr of liouglas, '' and to tne directed, iu favor of K. lt.Tupp, for tins sum of tml tM-IUO with interest and eoeta, and ugaiast llenrv Moore, for want of iersoiml property. 1 huv levieil upon und will proceed to aell to thu highest bid der for reab in band, ut Ibe Court lions tfuor, iu th Uiwu of Hoseburfi, on slnuday the jth dny ot Septem ber, i d., l'-l, between lb hours of 10 o'rtovk, i l , and 3 o'clock, r.M., all the right, title anil interest . thut the said Heuty Mirfire hnd eli lbs '.',h day of March, A e., Kll),totbe following deserfVw premises, lo wit t The soul h west ouurter of section 'JCt, ul town ship lU south of range 5 west, WillaiueH meridien, Oregon i conttiluiug IHU acrvs, mor or less. IOKtkr with all tbfluppnrtenaiicesthereniUo tielnnuing. J. JAY CRAWKOHO, Kherirl Dooulas comity, (g. Roaelitny. (Ign, .Inly an, a n., -iit. 4wta .- sihrrllT Mnlr. NOTICE is hereby given that by virtu of an -eiilion iastKil out of lit bonoruble Circuit Court of Oreiron, for the County of lloutfbis, uud to ni direHed, in favor of Johu If. ButherliD, for Ihe sum of 10,1174 OU-IUU, willi interest sud cost, and niruinet U. W. hnlder, for want of personal property , 1 have lev led noon, and will proceed ui sell lo Hi highest bid der, for easb in hand, at the Courthouse door in lb town of Hosebnrg, on Monday, the otli day of Hen. Umber, t n., 1H01, between ibe hours of 10 o'clock, A N . and 3. r St., lb" following dcacrilied premiaea, Is- . wilt Commencing "JU chabut euat of lb north corner of section Xh, ol township 'J I, aoutb of rukfte d west, running thence eonlb U rhaine. them aat 'A cbanw, 4i links, thence north Ul chaioe W linka, llienr west TO chuios, and 40 links, lo llie phto uf Iwgiuniug i eontuiulug i-'l" ncn-s, mors or less, iu seel ions Ua and IK. in tow oshlp aforesaid. Also, all Ihul piece, or parrot of lutol aitiisted In said county, ami dsscrilied as follows, ui-witi llegin ftntK at tlie northwest corner of is-etloii Sli. ia town ship aforesaid, llieuc south 44 uliuius 'Jft links, tliearn rust fiu chains I'i liuks, tiieuce north 44 clmiu and kH links, them a west liO rhaina I'i links, to place uf b gimiing, eouialiiing Vj5 acres, mure vr leaa, in SMtiua 30. ia township af'imaid. Also, all tint piece or parrel of land situated ia said county, knowu snd described iu lite plat aud survey of lb Cnited riiale for Oregon us lb Itonatiua Claim of Harrison Pinkstou lytug in sactlous U4, Ifli und 'Sit, coniainiug IV4U acrsa, uiiti or lee, lu township I, south ot raiiK ti weal of lit Vt ilUmetto tuetiiliau, Oreueu, together with all aud eiauular the hsredilu ineuis aud apptirteuuiicue thereunto U loaning. J. JAY I UAWEOIil), ' Klterif limialas cvnntv, Orege. lloseburg, Oku, July JU,lii 4w-M Motifc IS hereby 'triven thai bids will b rccelveJ bv Ihs ate dendtfiwd. at bis urn re in Hollas, nntil the first Moo 'av iu brpleiuker. t n., larsl, tor paainns lb Ctuirt House, ami lenring the Court Hon sWiuarei acill. entiium of which arc now on tile in eatd utile. Hav4 work to bo kl in iwo setmie enolraeis. W. V. Vt MIISOM, (V Chrk, llallas, tn, An. lh, "M. SsviiS rtirrku Sllrrr minlim Coinpitay. N OTIi;i'. Is hereby givtu. that at a aiwtiug uf th Hoard of P re' l 'ts of is; I Coa'I'aiiT held on lb.. : iUh dtrv " Jr. " ur- nsexsinaiit of twculv tto (Si 's a' sher oss leii4 ntwa this eapital slnik of ' said t'irp", pavabta Sipt i, :fV4 in I'. I unld ii.-lw'-1 ' K. Il DtAIiUOBX.gecy,