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Newspaper Page TextfMcsMaii EASTKltX NUNS. Niociul Dispatches In the Oi'i'Kun Statesman. WAsiiiNfiToN. Sept. 5. Tho President hits issued orders tenileriiiir iiiilimml tlmiikn Iti Uen I'liiln Shcniiiin, f'tinlly, ui 1 (I runner, ntnl or-ili-rin tint ittini I salutes In lie find ut I lii' nrsn mils mid mivy yards of the l.'nili il Slates in honor ill' llio recent viettnies. Ik' lectiiiiiiieuds t luinltf ffi vi tijj in nil the elm i cln-a next Sunday. During tins IiihI ten tint's t lie number of men mustered into service nvuiagetl IJOOO per dny. Over liOdlt wore mustered in tin the Uil. lic-lx-l CntinnisstniierOiilil has submitted a priHi!ilinii nreeinn to relieve our prisuncrs uf war iu their hands in close conlinement and put thi'inmi ft footing with other prisoners of wnr. provided our Government will do the sumo to ward tilt; rebel prisoners similarly held liy the United States. This proposition wns accepted. HuiiuX'iTos, Vt., .Heptemh t 7. Tho re turn of thu .Suite election coino in very alow. Indicate! largo I'liinn guius. Smith'! imijority will he nearly 23.000. . SYttAUUHK, Septo i bor 7. A dispatch has lieen received hero from Gen. Dir. positively ducliiiiiig to be a U'.iididnte fur Governor. ' Lancartku, I'a., September 7. At a meet ing or the Union State Convention to day, Thud. Stevenn una ru-iiominated to Congress by Kccliuimtinii. New Yuuk. Sept. 7. The Herald's Wash ingtini specinl snjs the President, in n recent oonversiitinti with Itcpubliciins, snitl nil armis tico once arranged or granted from Govern ment to the rebel", never would result other viae tluui in n fltutl acknowledgement of (lis independence of the rebels, aa the itiilepeii denoe of Textts was cvuntuully acknowledged by Mexico. An armistice grunted to rebels 'would he mi indirect agreement In, at some fu ture lime, acknowledge their inilceeudoiioe. IJALTlMDlti;, Sept. (i. TImj Cniisttutiiihiit CniiVfiiti ti iidjoiirneil to-duy. The new Con artltutiun will bo submitted on tho 12tll of Oc tober. Wasiiinoton, Sept. 7. This Department is still without di. pinches Irom the region south 4if nshville. It is supposed to he Sherman's design to withdraw his ndvunced columns to Kive his unny rest iu Atlanta and to establish Him securely there, mid to restore tho railroad communications broken by Wheeler and For rust, boluro milking lurther advance No operations by Grant or Sheridan have been reported to day. Tho Provost Marshal General's office, ie basily engaged arranging the credila of the scv ral districts. Ho lias ordered a drnft without jlelay for dc licieucics in those districts which have not tilled their (juntas, beginning with those most in nireura. Credits for volunteers will ho ullowed as long aa possible, but tho ad vantage of tilling our nrmiea immediately will require n draft to be speedily in ado in default ing districts. All applications for its postprne uieut have been relused. STAN TUN. ST. hums. Sept. 7. Tho Democratic State Con Tsntioii met hero to day, and nominated Thos. L. Price for Governor. Wilmington, Del Sept. 6. At tho mnnira rml election to-day the Lf nioo men carried the eity liy 4,50(1 iiirijurtty. ' Nkw YmiK, Sept. 8. The Coinmitteo appoint ed by the Chicago Convention to notify McClellan of his noniioHtitiii met this moraine; At the .St. Hicholiu Hotel. Nearly all the Committee, were present. At one o'clock they proceeded to the mansion of MclMcllan where thuy were rt'ccivod by theUenurnl and Col. Lnnaing. After tho cer emony of introduction and ft brief interview the Committee, pros-sntud Gun. McClellan with tt copy of the pioocediiiirs of tho Chicago Cimventioii and n letlet advising him of his iioiiiinaitnii. His latter iu response will probably ho formnlly pre tented to the C'oniinltte this evening. ; llesiiles the C'onindttee a birgo number of prom inent gentlemen visited Mcl'lullau to-day, among them lining August Uolniutit, Peter CiiRgur, and Demi Kichmoiid. Cincinnati, Aug. 8. Tho Democratic Con veution to-day nominated George K. Piilrfor Congress, 1st district ; and Henry C. Lord, 'ii district. LnUlifVILLF., Sept. 0 3000 rebel cavalry, under Williams and liobertson, with 3piec.es of artillery, were attacked by Milroy, near Murfreesboro, on the nioriiing of the 3d. There was brisk righting all day On the 4th the rebels retreated towards Triiino, followed by Milroy, who made several at tacks during thu day. Union loss was IU killed and wounded; tho rebel loss is lliuiighl to bo larger. Milroy, having exhausted his ammunition Joined Koussunu'a force near Franklin. Wheeler's nniiii force mis 6 miles south-west of Columbia on tho 4th. William's detachment are reported to have joined him. Kousseati was close ly following Damagi) to railroad waa very alight. No trea ties or bi idfres were destroyed. Later itiKpitieh from .Milroy reports H retwls cap tared. Hint i!0 killnl and wounded. The Nindiville 7',fnrttutys u dispatch received this4 morning; reports lfottaeeuu punmiiitr Wheeler snath of Duck river. In a clmorc upon the rebels, who dis mounted to liu;lit, we cupturuu 500 horses. Otilrini dirpittches received ut Nashville announce that the lain llglil before Atlanta, I lie rebels lost U.uot) killed ami wounded and i.wmi prisoners, including a Briuuiiicr (ienerul, ten u-tlus. and a luriro Hinouut of camp eipiipaee. Oar hiss is trifling. Hebels retrtuied , in (treni hume. (illieiHl iiil'ommlion from tho front duied 4th, 1 oiiles lielow Ailaotu. represeuls bherliuiu pusiiing rap idly soul h ward. hruwesK, 8ept. 7. Uiiioii Slate Convention to nominate Sure olliccr uswuilded this uioniin. At t ndani-e was quite lurve. Tho only contcslvd delci(a iiousare from Mew Vurk City. WASHivoroM, Sept. 5.T!i destmction of the store friirate ilnindy wiuu ri-sntted in ills lou to ihe govern inunl of over oho inilliuii uf dollars wurth of uuval tfn und ftolbiiig. The lfii-buioiiil pnwrs say t In the battle near At lanta. the L'nion trooiw weie at llrst rvpnlHed.btlt lioilly Iruvs the n-bols buck Willi heavv Ioki, iucludio); Uell eruls Amlersoii, I'utiou and llarilec. Kverythini; w-hs ipiii-t iu front of Petersburg up to yesterday .morning. The rebels oro eroding stroug works oipoTto our popitiou on 'he left. The work on Lluiih Gup Canal approaches com pletion. Nkw YoitK.Pent. ft- The stcnmerf'atawba.fmm New Orleans, urrivetl on the 'Mb. Among the passengers are (Jen. H.iily and statf. (Icuei-al llerron ban returned from an expedition to lleitwood. 17 miles from Baton Ittnlce. whuro he hud a light w ith the enemy, iullicting a loss of l-'iU men, and destroying a large amount of stores. Our Ioms was hIimiu 3n killed and wounded ami nhotit ItIO pris oners, recently exehnnged near Haton Uouue. (ten. (Iniuuer has icfiled ail order In ai-knnwledu-fnent to the urtny for the part taken in the reduction of Kurt Morimu. Wo itiM not lose a single man in the last attack on tho Koi-t. The unny worm was making sad havoc among tho cotton near Itaion Kongo. Nkw Vohk. Sept. 6. The Hmild't correspondent t Hunker Hill iluled the -Itb rnivs: Crook was hint night aiiucked, but ho repulsed the enemy, taking 100 prlsonL-m. Tiie IU ralJ'i corrcsKndcut whh Arerill, dated the 4tb, writes i Yei-tenluy the openitiotis on Sheridan's right, in the direction of Wiuchesler were emiiieally successful About lu.;u, a m., l.umax divisiouof 'rebel cuvalrv was reiuforved to live brigades, and H'lai-ked lis olte mile north of Darkcuville, on the Wim-iicxler Pike. The attack wus nunle with gnlluniry, hut was gallant ly rvpulned. although we had only a portion of our command euir.ured. Tne otU-nsive party b.id throe In nr one iu action. We loivinir for a short time main Sained lite defcuive in order to allow the enemy tnoe to oVvp!p his Hlrentfh, lM,k Ihe otfennivn and drove loie'X' whole iliriainn nl a very rapi'l rate aero is the let l. ihrmigli tlie wooilii jiiint t e ritle pits. nHely eontrilcted hrealworUi, lo a distunes of nearly tive lailes. At this point the vueoiv atieinpteil to sluud m tlie evcniug with artillery, using lite whole eaviilry force m prev-nt us croniiig Mill ercek. The euu-ue-aneiit wun of short duration bat unoMUally spiiiled. Wn ehate-d ttiu enemr and wuulj bare taken his ar tillery had our force tn-en able to eron the creek in the Banner intended. I lie enemy partly escaped capture Mtely by acrldent Having cume noon Ihe elieiuT's asain iorve we skirntinhed ihe rest of Ihe day, wb'ils prrsiring for oilier movements. lue Cimmeretal puhlishee the following dispatch from Knoxville. Ilclow we give the official telegram received Ihi evening t Boll's liAr Sept. 4 Oeneral Tillmon 1 1 surprised defeated and killed John Monrtn at Greenville, this anormng. Tne killed aie soaiiered fir miles, and liave not yel lieeo eoumwi. They pi-ohatily number from bO to 100. I have ahoal ' priMiDersamoug whom are Morusue iMait. W e have also one piece of uniliery. and a catseon. The enemy's force outoumoered mine, but the surprise was cnmple.e. .iigned A. C. Oili.it. Tlie 7'Aars sacial niys Hnntsr baa been ra Ksved at bis own rt-rpirnt uf tbeeomnmnd of the he partmeut of WeM Vo gtnU. li is believed 1 1ml Crook will tie aMigoed to the command. Wisiuxorox, Kepi i. fliere is ao Irilh ia ihe re fnri of an Knvoy Kxtranrdiuary from the Empe nir Maximilian bavin arrived at Wui. niuloo Aivoniing to an olhcial satemenl the amount of frueiional currency la circulation is f Ji.issi.oiai, it has in, Teamed nearly one million wilhiu the pal Itiolith. T:ie sul'S,Titiini to.llie t .o ,Hia reported ut Hie Ticomry ib-partuicn' l-.tssi lullfornla . The new neenn fO-B'iier.SurMiuetito arrived this anorni' a M days Irom New York via l'snuma. with New Y'ok paelicsr nn I maiW ef the IJth Ang.isl The V R I'vwrt Watorce waa at Valjeuaieo, Insual lor 3 fraariseo. fo (OvcrjOit 1'lttlM Pl)IITI.ANII.Wo clip the following ite.lll from the Orrgtmiiiu of tho 7th Instant t lUll.lloAli SltltVKV. Col. Marry arrived In this eily lust evening, having rnniplntod'the sur vey of llio Oregon Kallrnail Linn from the Cali fornia State lino to St. Jlohuii. Ilo has also aur veynd a route from tho city of Portland up tho WiHamettn Valley to intersect with tho lirst nam ml linn in Polk county. All that remains now to ho done bolero tho matter Is brought to the notice and knmvlediro of tho people at largo, is to com- Elate I lie profile, maps and estimates, which will o done as speedily as possible by Mr. Curloy, a gentleman apparently well qnalitiod for the task. Ice Hounk. J. M. Geo. Knlllch lias com menced llio erection of an loo house on Taylor street, between Front .and First, 31 feet aqunra, capable uf holding from 8110 tu 1,000 tons of ice. Immigrant. The steamer from the Cascados yesterday brought 1-H passengers, 0 wagons and 75 head of stock. A large mimbor of thoso coin ing were emigrants from the Slates of Ohio. Illi nois and Iowa. They report having mot with no difficulty from the Indians, although severely threatened at various places. Fiiom Idaho. Wo glean the following ileins from the Idaho Stattiman of the 1st September: Jitdjrd Parks has been nominated for Congress by thoConventlon recently held at Packer John's. The resignation of Dr C. C Ftirley, surgeon at Fort lloise, has, we understand, been tendered and accepted. A cnmnpundeut writing from Idaho City says that at midnight of tho "JHth Atigust.lohn Coray, a peaceable and quiet citizen was abut and killed by out) James Fiugibhon. who waa arrested. Pbom Waixa Walla We clip the follow ing items from thu SI ale t man of Sept. Sd.t Tlie a tngea nr now making ti l weekly tripa between Walla Wnlla and Lcwistnu. The first trip on tho new time was uiudoon Monday last. During the month of August ubnut 4,000 acres of tho puhlio lamia in tho counties of Walla Wnlla and Clarice, W. T., wuru dis posed of. The Congresiintml Delegate from the Ter ritory ot Idaho lias tendered H Cadet's up. pniiitincnt to Ihe Military aoademy at West Point to Muster Hurry Lelaml, eon of Alon.o hclatid of Florence, formerly editor of the Portland Times- Tho posinllioes at Diirkeevillo and OroFino, iu Idaho Territory have been discontinued. Tub Indian Kbhrm.ion. Thcro ia every probability that wc are on tho cvu of un Indian war on an extensive scale, on tho western plains. Tho Indians have assumed tho offen sive, and have already exhibited tho determi nation and persistency, which indicate some thing mnro serious than tho merely abrupt at tack of n wuudering hand of marauders, or llio sudden onslaught of a tribe, til revenge an im aginary or nctual wrong. Gen, Evans states that he believes that nearly all tho Indian tribes of the plains aro combined in warring against tho while and ho aces in vision the gretitesl Indian war of tin; country, one which will extend from Texas to tlie'Hritirh pnpact sioua. It ia reported that rebel commissioners have been exciting them tn this course by the distribution of gold mid the promise of protec tion mid it is tilso etnted that rebel guerrillas ure their leaders. i?c! Rivtr Ka-cdlc. YitBKA. Sept. 4. L ist night about 9 o'clock while a McClellan ratification meeting wus be ing hold in the street, some one exploded a quicksilver tank filled svi h powder it short dis tance from tho crowd. Tho concussion was tremendous; fragments of iron flew in every direction. One large piece cut nit the wire nt tho Telegraph office, and then struck the wall of tho Theittro. Another passed diagonally across the street and was stopped by Pi'eliiiiu ger & Co. 'a store. Another large piece passed over the heads of thu crowd ami struck a house near h half milo from the stnrling point. For tunately no one was hurt, No flue has yet been found aa to who was guilty of this ootv nrdly net. A Rrlio. Mr. Wm. Logan litis now in his possession, und is nhotit to present In Ihe San itary Fair, the tmnnhuwk with which Doctor Whitman was murdered, nt Walla Walla, in 1847. Tho murderer of Dr. Whitman, at the time ho wr.s bung, gave tho tomahawk to his brother, w ho presented it to Stock Whitley as a token ol his regard for him. This, Stuck car ried with him through tho Indian war of 1855 and '50, and had it with him nt tho time he waa killed by tho Siiako Indians last May. After the death of Stock Whitley, his family presented it to Doiiuld McKay, who gave it to Mr. l.OL'iin. As n memento of nno of the most tiagio scenes in the history of the Northwest con;!, this toiiinlmwk mil possess uu interest fur tho visitors at tho coming Fuir. Moun lainttr. Cojipromirk. The Loudon Saturday lie- viiw. speaking of compromise, ra : ' 'Whether the No.'lh wishes it or not, it must persevere unto tin, end. Free eociely and slave society can never again live side by ride, and so long as llio resources of tho Coiifcdcrn cy huh) nut. the. Federals must sr limit to the sacrifices necessary lor carrttng on Ihe war. Nmbing hut exhaust on on the one aide or the other an atop tho cnulhct, mid tbev aro rush pro, hi ts w ho venture to ullirin that the free amitcty will be the It ret to collapse. ' Fink SpEciMrNs. We had the pleasure nf examining some line specimens ol gold quartz. at the establishment id Mr. .Moses, on llinrs day last. The quartz, or rather gold, is from the U lute Dull lode, in Ihe buiitiuin mines. Slate Journal. ID l'ASSBN'tlKltR GolNO EAST. George E. Gilbert, agent of the overland stngo company in this city, has received instructions not to hook passengers for any point farther cant than Denver city. Colotmlo 1 erntory, as the Indi ana hud burned neiiily all the stations between that place .mil Atchison, besides killing station keepers and running oil the stock. llcveille For OitKtios. Henry Pitz and family, from Clark county, lowa, who bus lieeii in this city for aevernl daya past, left vesterdny for Oregon Ho has iiiiu iiiulo team and an ux team. Itrreille. TliK Ovfrlanu Knt.'TE. Stock and singes have been withdrawn for 30U miles on tho over land route on account uf Indian raids, (juvcrnur Evans, of Colorado has asked aid from tho Secre lory of War, and (ion. Curtis, commanding tho Kansas Department, and the Colorado papers say that it will toko at least I0.0UU troops to put down the present outbreak, and it may be months be fore tne atago runs tnruugn to Atcuison, Kansas UT The school census of Ban Francisco has beon completed. There are 18,748 white children between lour and eight years I white children un der four, 10,0r 4 ; atu-udiug public achoola, ti.0bl; private schools, tT" The mails forwarder overland for the Eat witbiii the past thirty daya, will probably all re- tnru to Inui Francisco to be forwarded next time via Panama. Soiuo of them have already been reiuriieo. CasI'a1.TII'.h. During last week Mr. D. D. Oray, a rilitton nf Albany, fell from a building and broke his arm. Wm. N. Miller, son of Dr. Miller, toll from a load of grain and dislocated his elbow, and a sou of Mr. Liliu was thrown from a wagon and broke his thigh. Albany Jamrul CF" There are ouly ninety-six persons in San Francisco who are assessed lor over f 10, 000 worth of personal property. OrEKl. Tlie Empire House) on Commmercial street, li. V. float, proprietor, is now open and ready to accommodate tho traveling public. His table U laden with every luxury the market af fords. TilK AnMY oP TIIE Potomac:. The corps com maudrrs in Virginia are changed ao often that it ia diSicnlt to keep posted aa tn names. At pres ent thoaenn the James are t ilanrock, Warren Wilcox, Martindale and Torrr. Those under Slier- elan are Iteynolds, Wright, and Htiuter.orCrook The cavalry divisimis aro commanded by Averill, W ilson, Tnrtxlt, Orrgg and Kaitlx. Daily Ohf.hon Statmha. We have re ceivrtl the first uu i her o( ibis paper. It needless for ue to comment on the ability and patriotism wiiicii cmuueia the Vaihj stale , .1 I rit ,,i man. lor the pet. .Ie of Oregon already know ,., merits through Ihe weekly. o bespeak lor it j a iiot-ini ui ,.-uuii,riu ocnti - act. : ; resetting of diamonds. ' t or simply chti.g- Fastciscis, Sept 7. Tlie Sierra Nevada, wl.i. li ' ing'tbe" form of a set of diamonds worth fire ch-sre-l yeletAt alternoon carried an iwi.jnu.q I thoUeand dollars, the Stlllg Sum of tWO hundred tor Virtn valued t fit. Ai,Hi.d double vhm siaoiut L d lilty dollars acctuet to the government; '"'JSnnrtorUntbiVAKlil. .Jwbervae. if the ow n.r wears tbetn In tauirolJ tbe:i2t2tlt! . JfttieUisacUre. - "settings, the; escape lbs OtlleOtor. . Tim Coi'i'uhiikah. In nn oration at Sau Jose, on tho 4th of July, George Iturstow ro- marked that There aro writers who inform ns that the dog ia tho natural servant of mnn, because wheli found on lho wild plums of Asia, if ho chaiioo'to encounter -it limn, ho cornea crouch-, ng nt his feet, and fawns and iiflectinimtely . "tits hia hand, iu token ol acknowledgment that man ia his master. In tin sumo way thn Copperhead of tho mirth is tho natural servant nf the alnvo power. Wherever ho finds it ho crouches and fawns before it, like thn dug he- lore lua master. The Copperhead, like a carrion bird, befouls is own nest, At tho nnnroauh of danger these lepers of their race crawl into the ground and hiss, or sinning above Ihe threatened danger, . flap their butternut wings and cry "peace, icaco !" while tbero ia no peace, ana me roti- iier divides their heritage. The Copperhead dog will not fighton lmowuduiig hill, but fawn and lick llio spittle from a traitor'a lips. A northern tupprrhead n Hie meanai work nf God. To hi in there ia no -pride of country, no dignity of nature, no lovo of homo. 1 he rise, progress or lull ol a great nutiou con cerns hitu not. Its partition into warring fac tious excites nut his nitv, and the wuil of gen erations born to the rule of anarchy and tyran ny fulls deaf upon hia cnr. His children shall mock hia memory, whether they live to enjoy the grentuesa olhera have won, or God torhul live to clunk the fcttere hia cowardice lint riveted upon his native land. Mountain Men tnger. ' , Gbn. Smith, on tub Net) ho Soldiers. Curleton" writct from the field to the Boston Journal I A few days ago I tat In the tent nf General W. F. Smith, commander of the 18th army corps, and beard bit narration ol tno manner m winch Ucnerul tlittka division ol colored troopa stood Hru and charged upon tho rebel works cast of Petersburg, on the loth ol June. I here was 18 guns pouring a constant Ore of solid shot and shells upon tlioso troops, eulila ding the lino, cutting it lengthwise stud cmss- wise. "let they alootl utiuiovou loreix uourai Not a man flinched. (These aio tho words of the General.) It waa na severe n teat nt I ev- r saw. liut they stood it, and when my ar rangements were ootnpleted fur charging the works, they moved w ith lltu steadiness of vet enins to tlie attack. I expected they would fall back or bo out to pieces, hut when I saw them move over tho Held, gain thu works and capture thu guns, I was astuimdcd. They lost near GUI) men in doing it. There ia material in thu negroes In iniiko tho best troopa in the World if they are properly trained." Coi'PRRIIRAII CaTKOIUSM. Q. WIlO it your candidate fur tho Presidency I A. Weorgo H. McLltllan. Q. Why do yon support bint I A. Because ho nearly annihilated Lec'e nrmv in front of Hicbmend iu the summer of 18li2 : reorganized tho nruiy after Pope's dis astrous campaign ; and thrashed tho rebels at Sooth Mountain mid Aiilietain. Q. Is be fur the division uf the couutry, and 'peuco at any price" 1 A. ao, sir. His West Point oration it ono- elusive on that point. y I -jo will have to change your turn'. tUvn, and shout for Aniersca one and indivisible. A. By no means. The platform, though it is uiailo up of round-ahait phrase, is really for peace. Wo have it so lixed that everybody is hound to he suited n war man and pence platform. You pay your iiioucr, and fou ttiko your choicn. (.J. Do yon expect eticll political thimble rigging to win I Lxil copperhead in great mental contusion. tyThe most "democratic" resolutions offer d nt tho Chicago Convention, was one offered by "Gov. Hunt of New York, declaring that ice (democrats) ore in favor of an armistice ear nest and honorable efforts to adjust terms nf settlement and Union ON Tim basis of TUB CONSTITUTION OK TUB CONFEDERATE States." Under llio "conslitntinn nf the confederate) States," Jeff Davis ia President t under Ihe constitution uf Ihe confederate Slates" slave ry it perpetuul the "Key Stone of the arch" of the rebel gnvornment i and under tho cun slitiilinii of the Confederal!! Stales," tho rebel war debt, amounting to about one thousand seven hundred millions of money spent in slaughtering loyal men, mutt be paid b'j the government. Un Oregon copporhenila wish lor peace on the basis of the rnnstitulion of the confederate Stales t. Astoria Gazette. Amusements ik tub Aruv. Many differ ent plnns have been tried by the "boys" iu the army, nt different times to furnish amusement when "nil ia quiet nt the front. One of the mutt recent of these is kite flying. And Ihe boys at the front do not fly their kite simply for itlle pastime. They attach to these paper messengers documents that they desire scattered in the rebel onmp such as thu ainnttly proclamation, fly tho kite ever the enemy's line, and by means of uu ingenious contrivunoe. drop the package aiming the blind ed followers of Jeff. It is said that this scheme has been successful on more than one occasion, and that numbers of deserters have come into our lines who were induced to t ke the step by Information thus furnished them. Wees pec t soon to hear n howl rinsed over this new scheme of "Lincoln's hirelings" for converting "dem ocrats." Democratic Oimnion. Mr. Harris a del egate Iriiui Maryland to tho Chicago Conven tion, opposed Met It-llan s nomtuuttiin, declar ing that be was a tyrant, who had nssnssinuteil State r'ghls, usurped civil liberty, and that if nominated bo would ha beaten every -nheru. Mr. Long, a delegate from Ohio, also said iu that Convention that MuClcllinn was guilty of making arbitrary arrests, bad enforced the btnaucipaiioti 1'roulamation, and Wat a willing tool uf the Administration. 1 n7"Ati English officer writct to the London 7'iirt thai, according to the etiiiuette of hon or, tin- tword of the vanquished should be giv en to llio captor, mm not thrown into the foa. i rotn which lie argues that there was Very lit tle honor about llio pirate Seniuiea. All of which ahowa that the English are not entirely unaiiiiuoua in admiration uf the cowardly ruf fian. . TltE STATE Fai. Wo hear that quite a num ber of our farmers are preparing to send contri butions to thu State Fair, Wa doubt whether any county in tha State can show aa many tine burses aa Wasco, an we stiggost mat those own in 7 snnerior animals send tbeui to llio Fair. Ther may not alt take premium", hut ther will at least snccicd in convincing the benighted people of the Valley that we produce sooictliing bet, do "aaud and ashes." JuMtiiiNr. Tub Daily Statesman. The Daily Or- egon Statesman baa been received. It ia one nf the liiiudsoineat papers on the const, and is thoronghly Lnmn just whin tlie weewy popcr hat ever been under tlie present management. H'lniingtoa Standard. Kr.LEAar.D. L. I. Hall, late editor of tha Mer ced lluliur, aod who hat keen confined for soma lime at Alcatrax, waa released a few days ago. Ilo aays, "he thinks he can now edit a atatraf pa per, and ia not ready to bet two to one that in the long run ha won't be capable of running a loyal sheet." CATiini.trisx im America. There are now seven Koman Cntbolio Archbishops in tho United States llaltimore, (the oldot) New York, Cin cinnati, Ht, Lonis, Near Orleans, San Prancisro and Oregon, t'nder then are 43 Dishops and four Vicariate Apoelolics. The mother ehurck of Ihe Lulled Statue ia that of Ilaltimore. rVLord Paluterston la a splendid specimen nf a hearty and rigorous old age. lie will be eighty years old in October tn-xt, and yet hia (acuities arc in unimpaired activity, and he slill BrSMO, " "'I mi'ri"" ,i, "' n em . . u lmf , h 1 isps, with uneqtinU'd skill, tho helm of Slate. ' I l icrc I a lax oi ne percent, laiu nn Latest by Telegraph. . .Special Dispatches to Oregon Statcniiaa. XewYork. Vib. Commercial's Washing. ton speoial toys, nil ofiicora and soldiers ou de tached duly ordered to their regiments. Lee evidently will defer a grand attack until rein forced. No demonstration inadu by enemy since Wednesday, Recruits hurrying to front this week, especially from Pennsylvania, mure rap idly than any previous time. Total number uf men passing through the uily daily not less than 1300, The clans of men oow coming are among the best yet eutered the field. Knvr department to-uuy issued orders that nfter the lllth no person will be enlisted iu the naval service for less than two years. The statement that Fessenden will call for a temporary loan of $30,01)0,000 is premature. Wur democrats nrre entirely sutiahcd with McClellan's letter ; peace mom silent. An officer arrived from Atlanta says Hood's army is demoralized ; condition of a mob. Sherman's communications he'ug restored. New York, Sept. 9. Transport Nightin gale, from Key West, arrived to-day, and re ports that in lat. ;H:ao, long. 74:fi4, she waa pursued several hours by aside-wheel steamer, having two smoke-stocks, and was painted lead color; wna fust sailer, but breeze coming uu, the Nightingale escaped. Tnbnnes liirpers terry onrrcsponuent of the 8th says a deiaohtnent of our cavalry yesterday crossed Oqnequun und drove rebel pickets within lour miles oi Winchester, wuere tlie enemy's Infantry were posted iu force. In fantry advanced on our cavalry who skirmished buck to a short diatanoe this aide of licrryville. Tribune s special Irom the Army of Polo- nine, dated 7th, says a buttlo seems imminent and Inevitable. The rebels have been largely reinforced from Early'e Department, and were yesterday orawng steadily Into a position most precarious to tbetn though they aro una ware of it. The puhlio may look lor stirring news from this nuaricr immediately. Ouo ro- cent successes inline new pride and spirits Into this unny. Yesterday waa full ol pi opnratloua for viotnry In the coining struggle. At McClellan a ratification meeting last tuglit onloeum light exploded, killing a young wo man, and wounding several persona, Louisville, Sept, v. cm. uoinion, ot tno 11 th Kentucky cavalry, captured Col. Jessie, and 150 men yesterday. They were encamp ed near Ghent. Ky." Being anrroundea they surrendered without firing a gun. New York, Sept. 10. I he Heiald's City Point correspondent nf the 8th, says; Deserters uud prisoners brought in a (lav or two since state that Lee has moved his hoad- (Uiirters Irom the neighborhood of Keaines' station to avoid appearance of intention of giv ing battle. If true we are ou thu eve of a tor- rillic contest. Our preparations of nlfonse anil defense are admirable. Leo will have to se lect between allowing ot to retain possession nf the Wcldon railroad and altuckiug tho en trundled positions. Yesterday morning at 7 o'clock the rebels attacked the advance picket finite ot thu 5th corps, driving them upon the me, capturing II. Grant visited Wilcox to duy, viewing recently constructed works. lirancli railroad to City Point will bo in nn. erntiou in a few duys to every point of our Hue, dispensing with difficult trail -portation over lengthy high mails. Future new road runs un ami down hill without reference to grading. Koad now in operation tnjernanlein plank road. Tho IViiwie't special Harper's Ferry corres pondent says the cavalry have been almost eon stoutly skirmishing with the enemy's pickots, driving thorn whero unsupported by infantry, retreating wherever too strong. Larly manifested no further desire to attack, but seems only anxious to retiro with the least annoyance.. It is stated that Avorill, in falling back from the vicinity of Martinsburg, was less fortunate, than asssrted yesterday, but nothing like disaster or serious injury bofel him. Warm days and cold nights begin to tell on our men inducing chills and favor to considorable ex tent. The World's Wnshitigtoti speoial, dated 11:30, p. M , aopt. am, aays : It is rumored in this city that Mobilo lias fallen. Tho information is suiil to come from relict deserters, who suy iog Hiver llur was passeu oy the whole fleet. After tcrriffio shelling the city surrendered, tlie troopa retiring Into tho interior. Intelligence, from Pete.aburg mid Shenan doah Valley leads to the conclusion that Ear ly's force is reinforcing Lee. Lee nut in ass- reinforcements iu front of Wcldon railroad, it ia believed from Eaiiy'a command. Kecon unissance towards Shenandoah failed to liud the enemy in largo force. N'xw Yuhk, Sept. 10 The Ecrning Slur of Now Orleans, Hept. 3. says oar fori-es occupied Clinton only two nays ana nigins t me reoeis noma a ueitionnira tiou to attack tho city, but aceoniolislied iiothiuir. ll is reported l he rcltels are preparing u forluidahlo exiieuilioli to allitch UriniliCHr mill mnim other ooiuls. Untiks will come North, probably ou the stoomer of tne loin. Tho gunboat Solum, and the ram Tcntiesseo, now hitcat New Orleans, are attracting much aueution. On her lout trip to New Urleaus, llio Creole was chased oy a pintle. Oen. (irauirer not returned to Mnhlo. There will be no important military operations until be does ia the nieuiitini preparations for work aro going on. 8a s Fa tscisco, Sept. 10 Private disputebva quote goiu, on toe vin. at -ik, 3tt mi. To Mkrciia.nts. Tho Snu Francisco Bul letin of Aug. 24, under tho bead of cummer ciul news, contains the following : "It it desirable iu future fur merchants iu Or egon, as well aa in Nevada and Washington 1 erntory, ordering goods from tins city to si etc explicitly the kinds of currency with which they intend to nay their obligations, in order to comply fully with llio Speciliu Contract law of Luliluruia. r ailing to do this they must lint bo disappointed If their orders are mil filled. Gex. Mi.'Cl.m.LAN At acenu'iinh dedication ceremony at West Point, June 1.1th. lien. Met 'lei- Ian delivered tho oration. In it lie look strong grounds iu favor of tho war and its vigorous prosecution, and wunt about ns far in bis defense and advocacy of it as Lincoln or lleast Ilntlnr would bo apt tn do. e bona never to hear agsin uf lieu. McClellan a name being used by Demo crats in connection with tho Presidency, or any other othce they may want candidates or occu pants for. According to his own expressed seuti menls he belongs to Mr. Lincolu'a party.--Ht title. . ."Have your anvil nrtillery ready, fellow democrats, tn respond iu thundering, joyous tones to the glad tidings which may reach ua during the coming week front tho Chicago Con vention. " neruw. The 'glad tidings' have come, but the 'thnn del ing, joyous tones,' w hero aro they I Nnry a toueol that kind li beard respoudiug. Ihe 'anvil artillery' remains mute as death. The ouly response from 'fellow democrats' ia a feel mgly muttered 'd n it. stale Journal. LVIlrigbam Young was lately applied to by a gentleman who desired to vstuhlish a billiard table and drinking saloon in tne .Mormon city linghain informed bun promptly that no could not grant bis request, and that ns long aa be could, he intended to keep suck Christisn institutions out nf that nty! TllEV Love GiiaxT. A lata number of the Richmond Ltnmmer.in noticing the reported death, in that citv. of Gen. Uranl, says every one would bs clad, on general principles, to be assured of bis death, though it would be of no great benefit tu the "reus. llecante me -ianaeet nolo mm in high estimation, this paper thinks that sufficient excuse for rejoining ever any roiifurtuoe that may befall mm. IT'The whole number of shoemakers in Ih United Slates is IG4.GS0. Of this, there are in Massachusetts 41,011, or about one-fourth part of tlie whole. I7 The Sandwich Islands are sending reg alar contributions of sugar, inoluraes, lama, rinds, etc., to the account of the U. S. Saui- tary Fuud. Kf rr.T or "Fept." Tneker, the well-known jeweler in Han Francisco, failed a few elays sines. Liabilities f 1'i.oni'. A few years ago be wm con sidered one of llio 'wealthiest men lit California. V In ennseoueuceof the anticipated troub les on the Uverlaud mail mate, It fill bo safer tu tend letters East by steamer mail, or Ex press. Uace CoutsB.-Tlie Dalles Jockey Club are building a 6ue race cuuno about three 1 wild below tiia-t tuTta- - , , 19' A writer in thu Gulden lira says that if President Lincoln should Im re-elected, and General Grain's life ho spared, the Commander-in-Chief uud Lieutenant General will ride Into Itiolunoiid side by si Ie, or ridu over the ground where liiuliiuoud now aland. Unoratepul. During the imprison mont of Hull, of the Merced Democrat, for treason, the Copperheads seized and told Ins printing ma tcriulU for debts Incurred iu advocating thoir prluoiplcs. Skaila Courier. A Safe Estimate. Tho financiers nf tho State uf Nevada eslimnte the expenaes of a State government nt $210.300 ! Special Notlpe. rr CALIFORNIA Ill-mid test Ih. merits at Dr. 1103 TBlTER'8 H 10 HI VCI1 HITTKR8. Walls II Is highly p.l.u bit ts s bsverssc- It Is uaetiuslwl as a tsnlo sad lavlgorstor. In llm pursuit nf tortunt at the mines, msny persons trt fl poscd lo the attacks of complslnls of las (IIkmIIvi organs, sail of various kludi of fsver. It Is ths very article Mint tins to lung beeo Id deianoa t the mines. lit dally use will restore the looo of 1lteted ttnrasch, Impart fresb vitality to the dljccttive funotlont, and cheer Ihe spirits. Yet the 011 tcrt it tlie safest of nil illojulants. Let the uilner who Is exiot?d to h it sml dry, wet and eol'l, be eertslo to nlntln a supply of the genuine Hoitettor Bitters, and he will find It a orrttln enfoguard to health. Sul by druggists aad deal er! everywhere. MRS. S. A. ALLEN, A UDY OF WORLD-WIDE REPITATI0X. MM. 8. A. ALLEN'S WORLD'S HAIR HfSTORKR AND ZYLU0AL9AUUM or WORLD'S HAIR DKMS1NQ art uu.. quelled, and so acknowledged by all who use them for rcttor Ing, htriformlnf , beluUfyluf and drtln( Ihe Uslr, render ing it soft, silky and gloiijr, and dlipotoig It to remain In any ileslreil potillont quickly cleansing tho sestp, arresting the full and Imparting a hotlthy aad natural color to ths Uslr. They never fall tu roitora grey Uslr to Its orlglnsl youthful ootor. They act directly upon the rovta of Ihe Ustr, alrlug them the nitturt! nourishment required. No Intl) 's toilet ll couplets without ths fylobahmmum er Hair Oretslug. It ulesnses the hslr suit Impurta to It a molt (lellhtful rrsgrsncs and Is suited to both youuy and old. Tha Restorer Hoproduoas. Tha Hair Dressing Cultivates aad Bsautlflaa. If your hair Is thin try It, tf scurfy try It, If harsh try II, If lustreless try It, If none of thi-su try It, fur sll who use It will preserve their hair through life. Fur tele by sit Drug gists. Agents fur Colirornla, listener, Siuilh t D.sn,Ssn Francisco. ' 6m11 JOHN D. JOU1M.V. Jllltl'U A, aaata & BAKER, JORDAN SALEM, OltKOOVi Ilcntlquarlers Building, Opposite Grliwoltl'i Blctk WE have constantly on band, and will sell, at prices to suit the times, the following urlieles, via t CONCORD TEAM HARNESS, I'OXCOKD HTAGK HARNESS, All Kinds Team and Flow Harness, LADsRia MADDtiRs), Texas Raaser and Otcroi. Saddles, liritllcm, Ilultei-m, CARRIAGE HARNESS, SINGLE AND DOUIILK i SADDLE'BACS AMD WHIPS. SPANISH SI'UR3 AXD HITS, TRACE A WD HALTER CHAINS. Triuiniitik' and renairins nroinntlr uttundvil in. All work warranted lo ifive enlistm-tiim. t-w" We ran supply shops ill the eoiinlry with collars at tvliidesnle prices. uivo ua u ell, and examine for yourselvea. 703tf THE LA CREOLE ACADEMY, Dallas, Folk County, Oregon. Rkv. V. D. KICIIoEa, Principal. , Teacher in I'rimary Department. The Aeadomlc Year will be dlviilnit Into four t.nn. oi eleven weeks mioh. First Term will eommenen Nevember 7, 18C4. Heeond Term will coramenee .laniiurv 186J. Third Term will coiuaieiice April 17,'lBb.i. Fourth Term will comment- . EXP ENS E 8 i Primary, $1 (W per term. Common Enelih. $il 00 per term. Higher Eiifilinb. i DO yvr tunc. Liijitiiica, extra, i IW tier lurtn. No deduction will ha miide fur nh.eiiro. eveent I eases of protracted sickness. Mr. .Nii-linls comes iidioiik ua hixhly laeoniuiiuided i an auto aim cmcieui leat-ner. MCIim.AR T.r. GE't. TII,I,OT-0f, Kxeoutiva Cvuoniitfa. Dallaa, Sept. 2, ISC. riiJtf It ACES! KACESI! FALL MEI.TIN'O OF THE Walla Walla Co, Jockey Club. rilHE mcinir over tlie Walla Wall Coiii-so, tlnee 1 uiilea west of tha City of Wnlla Wulla. W. T.. win ooiiiuieiica uu i nnmiay, uctotior xr. au,l will cou linns fimr doyi ; at which liino t i-s f.llowtet; luirtca will bo run for free for all horse. Uo,nl stahbuir ou the triu-k furnt.lieil free. The races uill ba irovertted lir thu ritlua ol ll.e alia WaUa couutv. W. T.. Jock. ey Clnl). FntsT DtT-.Siiurlo diult of one mile-, nurse tM iu irold coin. htr.ivn Dsr Mil huats. the beet two in three: pnrMi, 9?ni Kiit con. Tmihii lAi-Mile beau, tha best tbtva lo flvs puree. JWSI oohl coin. rouaTii i)Aii,iiicnr purse on culu. Ti'U ier cent, ontnttiee to nil the above porn-s. All Ilia uhoee put-Hoa f hu eivi-n ii, koI,I coin. Knlnitire feu to the track, f-'lfiv f.VnU. Itv onlor of Ihu Walla Walls, coilulv Jockcv Club iirtftMiitvo Aiijt- .-on, If., l-UI tii'.uutjfc r. nn i.u .v.i, rre'ii, 8. fl. Faboo, Scr y. 4tf Divorce Aolis't. In tho flrcuit Court nf the Stale of Oregon, for ala rum eooniy alary t autubur, pill, vs. J. 11. t aulii tier, tlelt uivorce. riK) J. II. VAtllllllF.lt, said defendant i You aro 1 hereby liolitiud that plaintiff hits roinmeticed suit iieaiust ton) for a divori-o.on the around of iruel mid inhtiiiiaii treatment, reiuhirinv; life burdensome. Now iinli-H you sppear in thu Circuit Court of I he Maieoi trrei;oti lor Aiai-ooi county, to do lieta ti Icm, in siiol count v, ou Moinlav, tho llnh dnv of Or tohor, I.Sti I, and answer Ihu compWul In the shove iiuiilad raits, tiled airaiust you, the snnio will be lakoit lor cant'ched. uud appliiMiion will bo mails to lllti Vnurt lor Hie rallol lliereiti iletnauiletl. II. WILLIAMS, Sol't'r for Plff. Sulem, Oct. 3, IV, I. tinV7 .OtiCf. la Circuit Court of the State nt Orrifon for tba Coun- tv of Marion, IMoher U-rm, laol Kosamia K. Hsrry, pllf, vs. Ira Kerry, deft divon-a. rrO 'lKA HKItltY, deft i You ara hereby notified J. that t'laintiif lots cumineucd wiil aL'eiusI you lor a divnrer ou the urimnd ot eonviciion of a felony Aow. uuieea you appuur ooiore luu uircuit ijounoi ilieKtHto of I Ircon r the County of Marion, on Monuny. ma nail UHy oi tictoir, a d., laoi. ana an swear Ilia eoinplninl in tlie uhove entitled ramie Alrd the same will be lakeu for oonfuseed. and application will be tnailv to tlie Court fr tha relief therviu aa- uianded. Per order of the t'nnrt at Chambers. CATOX t Cl'KL, Alt ye for Plff. Sep'. 3, 1"M. 6wS? Main of Uoverninpnt .TIuh'H. TWILL sell, at Fort Yamhill, Ore,!, on Wadnaa 1 duv. 'JIM lud . at public auction, to too hiKhast but- der, for cash, six 6j aovarnmuut uiulea. Tba eats to enuiuienc at It o'clock, f .. JAMES DAVISOK. 1st Lieut. 4lh C. V. A A g. U Fort Yamhill, OKn.,Aoa:. SI, IMl iwM Notice. AT a tneetlnit of tha Board of IMrectore ef tha New Kldorudo Gold and Silver Mioiiitf Couiimny on tho Vth day of Aturntt, a. n. IhM, n amiMiiurnt of tea (HI) remte pstr atiara ia U. H. colli was levied oil tba capital stuck of lb Company, paynhle in ilurtv any. A. B. H1UUNU, her'T. Klcui, Anirnsl 30, 18UI. V7a Notice rT'O THE RTtK'KttOl.tiHIlS IM TUB AM11 I MII.I.IN'M'ilMfANY i A meciluir fifths Nock hnldtir. of ihe Antitv Milliriir Commliv will Imi held el Amity. o Tuesday, tha 4ib day of (K-beber next, at IU o cl'ica, A a., lor ina parpoacol eleKlina Uireclore 4 proviilcd bv law Hud traiuujciing atich other btiaiueea as oisy oc rmuiroa. o k nm HELL, CYlli; hMII H, JOhtll W AIT, Amity Aug W, IWI Iwvii Inrorporaisrs. Dwrtlln 1Ioiisis lr Utile rT'lIK nndsri(nel haa a nice dw.llinj. .nil 1 aled ou tho rtel ,f Cooimerciul Ktree', wliii k be will tell cheap. Fur partu ulnra ru 1 lira ai sswiree ssora, vr oi Salem, bapt. S, Wit, , o noi.TrR. dJw.Ttf citT.ltiiiunn STOMACH BITTERS. rpllE operation ef this palatable ruiucdy upon the X stomach, liver and the excretory organs is siniru lurlv soothinir and conservative. It mutilates, recruila nd purities tlimn. Dyspepsia in nil lis forms yields Let lis eontrol lUidJua'iKoraliuir properties. INVlGOIiATi; Till! 8V8TK.1t. Viunrous digestion and pare bile produces nutritious blood, and nutritious bluod a healthy frame. Does the victim of a dvspeptio sUniuich uud a dijonU-rod liver desire to know how the digestion may be Im proved, the bile and other fluids of tl: body purified T D1L IIOSTrTTEK'8 STOMACH U1TTEK8. Will accoiupli.il this desirable revolution in tlieivuleie, rrunntlliiu the eem-attone antl excretions, xivii'K tone to tba uuimal iulcea which dissolve llio fowl, tlreiiKlu- sn every relaxed nerve, miisi-le uud fibre, and brings the whole machinery of vitality into vigorous and healthful pliiv. BTKIiNOTHEN T1IK SYSTEM. The best nietins nf imnartlmr vieor to tha Lrokon- down framo uud shattered eonstituiion. which haa yet iMieu invaiiieu or niscovaruu, la pmllerau to llio iceuio of both and all ugne in DK. HOSTKTTEH'8 STOMACH UlTTEItS. Ilcbilily. from whatever cause atfsluir. aiav La cured t slrc..!tb, In whatever manner it may have oueii tvaaiiit, may oe reetoreu ny tne use or nils pow fill und healthy liivixoimit. Fiir hidix'stlon ami lis puinlul erl'etia, bodily aud lueutul, they are a positive speeilie. a wimp to the aged. In the decline of life tha loss of vital force nmu. quant upon physical decay can only be safely supplied by some vlvilyinjj preparation which recruits the strength aud spirits, without emailing Ihe exhaustioa iiii is itiwais tne iitati eucctot oruiuary stlinutauta We tendvr to the aaed DIt. HOSlEnEU'3 STOMACH lllTTEKS, As an inviirorunt und restorative. Im mediate In Its ben. etlcinl action uud pcrniuncnl in its streets. It toucs Ilia stomach, improves tha appetite, and acta like a aharin opuu tue spiriis. run r emaijKS. Thvusuiids of hutlea resort to It us a reniedv far hvs- tofla. fluttering of the heitit. Uui-vnne lumlei'h. Vflrli- Ifo. K'Ueml drhility, uud all peculiar disturbances antn uui-uiiKomnuH to wtiian aa a sex, tney are sasjeet. it cheers und euliuhtens tha deprtssed nicnlol powers, ut well aa alrt'.iKllieiiH tha body, und its use Is aster fol lowed liv any ro action. rilEWAKE Ob' COUNTERKEITS. Paiehase only of reliable dealers. Hold everywhere). liunllil ILK, fcSliTH cV DEAN, Atteats. , bail FiiiiK-iscn, IIODGK V OALEF, WHOLESALE DJiUOOlHTS PORTLAND, Nolo Affouts for the Klnte. . OREGON SOAP FACTORY, No. 48 Front Street, Portland. Oregon. All prepared to eutiplv ihe Hint of Oreiron with a Number due article of PAMfl.Y anil t; lilt Ml. CAL M)A1.-'.W W. L. 111(101X8. Sulcin und Dcn Cluils-i M ilton Iluad Loinpniiy. MIK sUaklmlders Iu the Sulcin and Di Chutes W. . H. Co. will meet in Kaletn on Sul,irJr. llrtntMii- Ist, 1C4, for the purpose of eleciini directors for suid Company, and thetrautacliou of other neeessarv bust 's- I. H. MDOltKH, Aujr. 31, 1M-Iw4 for tha Stockholders. ftlicrlir Stilf. Y virtue of an exeeution from the clrcnll court nf me Male or uretron for the rotmtv of Alueion unil U tne dii-ericd by the clerk of said court, iu favor of V. W. (ieercV I n. and itirainsl F. Xuvier Hot, for want of personal proportv, I have levied upon arid will proceed to sell lo the biirliesl biihler for rush iu hand, m io court nous noor in tne ciiv ot iiuient, eotniiv and Klulr aforesaid, on Sitliinlav, tho Ullli ilav of.Sei letnlwr, IWI.al Ihe I'onr of o'clock p.m. of'snid duv. tne real estaiaor wo J f. . Itov. tlefemlHnt, described us follows, to win Situated in Marion county. Stute ol lirexoo, bevinninir at a slake ou Ihe south tide of an alloy, as tins-im: Ibrnuirb Hutleville. Irom which an onk tree livelnrhes iu ilimneler benrs N del E lti links; ilience N :1S ile K, variation '.HI den K, 7 chains o tne center or a creelt, III clinius intersects a lir Irco ilirhcs In itiumolert thence S -Vi de E l.M rliuina lo ie neuter of the creek lu chain liiiHi-Hui,t. . (I. tn,M H int-hus iu diaineleri Iheiire 8 U:'de( W 111 chabis to u slllkei thence N 60 detf W lo Ihe lihlce of bnnititlbiK, conioioinit tea acres of laud, tnireiher with the annus- loiiuoeen thniuilo hidon(iuK i to Ihe sold, subject In a iiior,.iuurlaa.w, In favor of Alexie Anhicliuw, and auainat said F. X. Itov, for tlie titiii of t-WU and Inter- em, uu to tinny tno utiove execution and costs, aud ccruiii( cotlt, KAMliCU IIHAUllll K, bulom, Auk. 29, 1861 4va-'Jii. Sheriff. For Hale, LEO AL TENDERS, In sums tn suit. tiui.DNMiTii imoa.. Im23 nil Front street, Portland, IVollco. THE KEYSTONE MISIVO COMPANYwill moot J. ut iheir olllce in Sitlcni, Sept. t.'3d, at 3 o'clock, r. at., inut. tor the purpose or electluu; a liourtl of VI reel on ror suia Uoinpauy. iv. iv Kiuin, I'resiitoni. C L. Fmuitn.See'y. Kuleiu,An. tH, ISbl. VSld Restaurant on the Fair Grounds. I A M nifikiiifr urniitKAioci.ta jiikI wilt liuve them foiu i-lflcd oun wvvk belru ilia i'uir. to Itteit k rvstu. runt un the fuir jrMnil fur llm HceotnuicHluiion of tha pntioiiN nf ti e vomiiitf 8fHin Kuir. The lalile will be tfiipplivii with jfoinl vurri-tf nf futHKIeiund every il.iug will de swrvajti la lyl. AU-uln, li(ti .irli. P&lom. Aiig. 1 13CI. 4w'.'.'.priiJ STOCK-RAISERS Took to Your IiiteroMtM. EXl'KtT to xbil.it four TfHrlinif fornrif fiN- cottn nt Mitlrm Sent. 'J7tlt,i)i,)ih und 'tli.iCt and will otfor lLiwu fur eiilv. TUt iituva awlte are from irood American morra. ffiai af ilittia tf fiiisv klotnl. anil for ixe. fona. at r In. eotit und arttnu, I challrnjc tha iVitic ooatt la pro- iluc four culls that ill imiiihI Ihfui. IVri'on wisliin Ui raieo large und valuubl Iiornea now Imva an ojh ?siruiiiir. i . v. I'll ist. Ariiihtmi Jim ia, UK" i Attff- -1'. mil. -iny.i PIONEER STABLE. oJTJ C. H. DRAY. Va T lli oM ptatilt', rwir of tfolttrntiV MnrV, kwrp. nlwuvnon Imnd. FEKO h'OK HOfltfi?. und HVll)lsK IIOUSKS to la.wt I.OU'Elt UA t i.H tlsHn tmv flithlc iii bit k ill. All omiiilHiM, lor iiuriii or Uilln, etui ht-Imd nt Hiiy time, (liva ma u rail, and jirJv for vonrnsvtii. hiil nn, July W, lHt-H. 4m'.rJ Inn lilNhirt School. rpUHHclioul will t opened on aMomiiiy. the SDth J. duv of AnTMit. iiiat. l V.. 1'vHmou lina btfun employed na Principal of thtt SrhfMil j In in it nmu of litra e.tfrieiu and, we lliink, will innluuUutlly give gotiti nitliitlaictiou. Put- ronuiri tiiiciiiti. I iflcrum f for qnnrtnr, Tiiu iiiuliu ftinda will nay nlioul mn hiilf of the tuition. C. N. TKKUV. , 4w34 IXmtnra. AditihtiNirntoi''H Suit1. NOTK'i: ii lierchy tt'wm ihuton halnrdivv.tl e 3 It It lav of Kt lit ember, t JS4 1 1 . nt the r'i'lrnoe of Aire. S, V. (i'ordoit, in (ha c-tiy of Aik-in, I will kII nt pub lir miction, to llm liiuhfNt hiildt r. for rtinh, tho fulluw ln iimoiii(l propurt t of thn fftlatu of Ilia lull lhirvfy (Mtdon, ih'M'iitwtJ i I net isttrlr fiisiiiinru itml tariiei i tultlr fiirnlriiie. inrlmliiiK one China mm ; ktl-hn fur niluro t httdsi uml badditiff ; I Whi't'ltir A, WiIjh.h llm BiHPhiim ; 11 line niiwH-llHUwina librnry of mar iVtO f olninoa. moHtl y aumdurd work a , 1 lurte uuip of tha world; 1 do. of the UniU-d Kiutin nod nmncruun other nrlirh U. ti. KTII.VrroX. Admr. rVilvm, Aoir. II. Iil .i Ilhlr Wanted, 4 T the WA M.AI TANNEHV. J Auif. M, m. Iy93,aid. Gil THE BUT 131JRTSKA Self-AfusUng Clothes Wringer. Himpir, Kiiicltnt snd Durable. NO lamily ran afford lo do saitliu.it Ihe Clelhra Wriuiier. ll mvea llnis. In nllh and clolhiny. ll diM the loudest part of lha labor uf washing, with ansa lo lha orotor. aud without the least inlurr lo Uhb fabric. Cloih-wrtni(irHrti lueetiuK with raphl ettla Iheir u-fidnetw is h,-)otul cjtirstioui therofora. What kind .hall I buy f l.rr.y Jam, If ihuuld ty Ike t'.LKh'.KA, benm'M, by tlie'nao of Miflirnl steel .r.nff- ii. i-H4ci.y ie inrreostMl ana II la relnlertMl per f,t-lly self ailjnaiinir. All ailiclra mhI iwria varyinir lu eiaa receive umjnrm prnmrr, which Minna' he ao iouiplith.,1 by machines rcnitiritia; tbamb acresra(lo raise afid lower lha roll.) miiIomo Hit;aiii ubrrailon. Tiic Kl kt KA tsliahiand auhsianilui.aiid liuvina Utile or no wood w ork ahoot it lo crark or swell from tha action of soup and wnn-r, it will therefore, with a-nod aituir.roniitiur in wnrkiun oiiler for a binn iliua AiinoiiKn ten wij'iiou. II ie lo t lose other tnaehlnra) liable to become disai raoKrd. Any child ran work it. Dealers aupplM. M. K. Traver fc Ilrothar, Baa Fnsnriseo. lienors I Jtyeuta Haiveilorv fnrOrtwon, Mpetrs Abantelbv 4 Here, Wand. Foraalaby ItKNJ, Hl ltaNttaial M)HX ltlIIAU.cileiuadintlu)Uiiw.iaitowiiathrVi'iru out liaS'sia. ' " baicej, June ST, 1804. Siatf IBH'1..U!J..H Prcm tlisarmy hospital the bloodv baltla laid tb mansion of tba rleb and tha humble abode of tha poor-from the of Ilea and Ilia sacred desk from ths uiountuin top, distant valleys and fur off ielanda of tlw ocean from every nook uud eoruer of tha civilized world Is piiiirhitr In tha svideiiea of the astonisbinic eflects of DltAKE'8 PLANTATION urrTKftS. lhontaiidsnpontboiisiiiidsof leltefs liks ths follow ing oiuy be scan at our office i Raausauur, Wis , 8eM. 10. 1I3. I liavt been in theaimv hospitals for four tsen Dinnths-apeachlesa and ntHrlv dead. At Alton, i?,v ""l" u bottlf Pluuiatiou Bittara. Three Imltloa raalorad uy speech and cured . C.A.FLAUTliv . . . SnuTii Wabsaw, O .July 2, 18I53.'1 Ona youajr mau, who had been sick and not out of the bouse for two vaars with Rcroftda awl fcrys pelaa, after payint; tli doctora over $1M) witboart beuclit, baa bean cured by ten bottlea of roar BitlaM. tDWAliU WOINALL. Tha followlnu ia from tha Maiiuer ot tha I'aion Home School for tha Children of Volunteers! , -, llAviNsrau Mansiok, Firrr SsvasTN St.,) Nkw Yoasj. Anirust 5. 18B3. J ' Da. Dnixt, Your wonderful Plantation Bitters have been siren to aoma of our little children suffer. ua irom wciiknoMi ami weak bines wnh must bapp ellect. Ono little trirl. in particular, with paina in her head, lo. of iippeiite and duily wuating consampuon, on whom nil medical skill bad Wen exhausted, has been entirely restored. Wo commenced with bat a lenepoonfiil of Hitters a day. Her appetite and strauirtL nipidlyiucrtiascd.itiid she Is now w ell. ' Hcapeelfully, 1)H8. 0. M. DEVOB, I owe nnrli to yon, for t varlly ballets tba) Pluntatioti Iblters have saved my lira. Ilev.W. 11. WAOOONEK, Madrid. It. t. 'i Tlinn wilt send me two Wiles mora of tb PIsntBlbin Hitters. My wife has been areatly beha. filed bv thoir lies. - ' . 1 . Thy friend, ASA CUHR1W, Philadelphia, Pa. . I have been a great sufferer from Pfspepaia, and had to aliandon preaching. Tba Vlunlaittra siiurrt onre citron ma. Kcv. J. 8. UATlIfJSjf, notliaalar, X. ... , Sm"' " fwenty-forrr down more of jMt I'lnnlatlon Hitters, ths popiilnrity of which are dully iticreaslng with the irnests of our hours. rYKI,;HADWIf!ltCO. Proprietors Wilhtrd's Hotel, WaslduirtOn, D. C. I have (riven the Plantation Wltara Us hundreds nf our disabled arddicrs with the moat aston ishing oll'oct. . , a. VT. D AKDKEWH, 8 perlntendent Boldiere' llotna, Cincinnati O. ' Tlie Plantation Bllisra bare rnrsirf me ot liver complaint, of which I waa laid p preetrats and had to abandon uiv bnrinsM. )I. II. K1N0SLEV, Cleveland O. The Plnnlatlnn Bittara have cured ms of is dornnRciiient of tho kiiineya anil urinary orsns that hue ilistrssscd ma for vears. It arts like a charm. i 0. '. MUOIIB, ai-l llroudwav. N. Y. Its. tVe. etc cVe. lie. " The l'lanlalioa Itinera maks lbs weak elronir. tha tauauid brilliant, and aro axhansied imliire's areas n slorer. They an. comrswd of Ilia celebrated Calisava llark, Winlerirreen. Xn.-aiiri-aa, llooia, Herba, Ate , ail preserved In porler.tly pur ct Croia Isni. - ' S. T.--18G0.-X. Persons of sedentary habits ironliled with weaknasa Inscliuils, palpitation uf the bean, lui-k of opieiile, dihtressiiltiireiuinir, torpid liver, consiipolioii, jar deserve to tiillor if Ibev ill not trv Iheio. They are iwomnieiided bv the h'hhest medical au thorities, and are win ranted tn produce an inmtiliott bciielii iid clh'i-l. 'J'hev ara eictcihil uKreaable, perfectly pure and tin "tulesa. Notick. Any person preiondlna t" nil Pluntatitni Ulnars in hulk or by the aallon is a swindler and hu-, potior. Ii is pm up only in our patent log cabin boa.' lie. llswuru uf bottles rellllod with iiuitaiioa deleter--one stnir for which several prrsona ure already ia prison. Hue Hint every Imllln haa our private Unite! Mates Stump over ihe cork unumtilatcd. and aignntam on steel phtte side label. Rold by mspectubls dualen thioiorhout tha babila bio lobs. siniTil av nAViai, ' ' 71 Kront St., I'orlhind, Orviron, i Agenta for ths tjtata ; tnl4.- If dMIhTTo" , . M lioictnlc uud nolall J DEALERS IN .' &ry-e-3odt?, and GtatMftf , " CllOCEKlEX, MOOTS, HUGHS, . HARDWARE, PAINTS,OILS, QIJKKSSWAItK, IKOS AND 8TEKL, ere.. Solum, July Hi, lta;4. S!0' AMllltbxvi'KH. KEMON Is Now "TAKING PITUE,1 AT Tim NAME OLD PLACE, vrKWI.Y KITTKI) VY, lie purchased a verv Una as-, I.UIJMS while in New York. ly aorliisslt of I'lttlltJ AI.UIJMS w I o uud see llicm. ' Pslrm. Hay 80, taut. 3tf 111 SAMUEL ISASS. at his Slettiu Faotnry.near the Kteiiniboitt f itiilln, Raleui, keeps on hand And mnniifsciim'S, all kinds of Mash, Blinds, boon, Cor- nice, Window frumes. Arc, fee., and I'nniiab, to oroVr, ' every vitrirly of outside and inside finish, scrool-wonl, wowl iniiiinir. Ate. All kinds tt Job Work done with , nt-ulncsanijdiapalch. 6'Jltf , A fiAKD roil TUB . ' nn t mm wm mi OF HAN FKA! CISCO. BADGER & LINDENBERGER, Nos. 411, 413 uud 419 Ilnltery Mtreet. Cor. Jlercbunt, Man Fianciseo. Importers and Mhole.-alc Dealers, ENTIRE NEW AnI) FKESII STOCK ! AVE wanl.1 call tha aileniioii of COtlNTBV MER TT (J1ANTS lo our tistmllr turye stock of Goods. Our stock rouiprises every article in Ilia nothing- and FurnishiiiK lino. We bavo consiunilv on bund tho lurirt'st stock Sud irrentest variety of Ciissiuiera aad Wool llAT.-iot any bouse ill Fan Francisco, and our firioes for ihesa flocnls are tesa than llioau nf any lonse, ss we receive them direct fioip tho manufactu rer's cnuriunineiit. Our sintk of Kill and Winter Uoods is pm-ticiilurlv attractive, and lha preal leitlttre lu llio roiiutry inerchuiil ia the iiuu.uslly low prices Lr Than ilif Cttut of IinMrl nllun ! We nhm keep lbs STAI'I.K AIITll l.l'.K lu the Dry Oiani. lino, whicli (looiie wa have purchased in tine initrkt-l iiuilcr Ihe batntner, and are oHetiug lhatn as New York t.'ost, ami less. Wa puhlitb this card iu order that we may rualra new aeqiodutam-. and induce those who huvo not luirelofuie piircliaaed of us, to call and exttaiine orir slock. Good Articles and Low Prices! Aro the u-rout iuditeniitenis to all who pim-haae to self airitin. Alcrclotiite who buy of us eati uiuke a pood prutb. ami im-11 lo iheir custoiuura at a low lluro. Wat rouiiiiu, reipeciftillr, Your ilbeihent fkjrvanls, IIAUtlKIt U I.INIil'A'IIKIIIIKIl, Whoiemilo Clotbina and lint Wandnmse. Ni-e. 41 1, 413 and 41-'i llalterv itivet. Han Kratwlsco, Uurrli II, ImH. Uuiil Oregon Insane Asylum and UoKplUL Dlta. IIAWTIIOIIKK ANI) I.OItTKA,allV all I.VSIa AKU I'HOPIIIKTOUM, rpl!Lr. Iiietitntlons ara aiiuuled lu Knat Poftlnad. X iu a acoZAs mimI plcssaitt locality, ueura behiiiiful rwretiuial tpriinr. AuiiiieaLOouiiumhifionsara atforded I lor ih, eoiulort stttsl speetly cure of thoeolhai favar aa Willi iiivir irotiHKf. times at Wcalherford'e Dni( Store, Front street, Portland '.'iirt Wtinird. rArt limilKM pure, fra.h TIMtTTHT PEm, 0) I for which the lliysc.t mmkrf prtrt will b I..H. KNAiT, lllKUlXL tV CO. rorllaad, Aujnel 9, law. Jto'.' Dr. J. II, Chitwood, WOl'M) take this utelhod ef iuformuia Ins friends lu I'olk county, with all ulhrrs who niar cbooaa to a;lve hlia a rult.'tbut he haa rvaiawd to rialatn, where ke aau Its found at all hours, aieept when pro. feeiai'tislly enasKi'd, at iiis residence, on Ilili alraet. one block eolith uf Jouca tt lived a Factors. Knleiu, Auif. 3. iat,4. illUawSJlf talit'i lli' faults T)Y vlrtna of au eaettitiou frutn the circuit court of J Jihe Ktato of Urou.m for Ilia conuty af Starloa and to me directed, by Ilia tierk of twhl conrt. iu tn via of Wra. W. fsve aiid aviiiust Eli H. Itamam, for waul af personal property, I hava levinl upon, and will pro ceed tu tell iu tba highest bidder for ritsh iu bsud, at tho court house) tKair, in tho City of Sulcia, Marlon nullity, Stute of Orva-nu, ou TummIsv, lbs l.ak day of rVptember, IH-t.at the btair of V v'rhtsk, a. at , of said duv, all the riu-hl, tills aod inlere.l of Kll M. Uaruatn, dei'l.ln ami lu llio lollowiiiaiU'scnbcdpreinisee.lo wilt Ik-ina' l'Ji acres front lha South part of N. W. Col well's laml claim, lyma lu 1 1 s, r 3 w, and Imundrd aa follows i llra-tiittiiia at tla-sw roraer uf mid hilxl t laita at a sinks ocarina s, 74 - 3U' , svis) thwos, front S point on Sif lina r- - Chains s oi tee a w coiner or S w 1 of mf 'H i ihencc n,7)- M w, 4Miuint i thrnra n. WiJ 4o' a, 'JIM rluainai thence a.Htr- .Hr .. :t7.MI el.a thenes a. IH 4j' w, 'A chaitia i thenc w- 7.iitJ tlutina , Ihaucaalf IV . !l 541 lwitss.i.ilai pates l beniauinu, roslalalaf aa kandred aad twettly Ave n uf limit, lo bsaelif to aualafy aat'l leemi,,,. enata, and amnio roeta. r.TslltmUAUUII.K,Mrlf. Balsai, Aug. S3, loot.