hf tOwjoii''tatfisman.
-,. MONDAY MOHMXO. JAN. 16, IPfi.V
The 8teman taai larger Circulation than any
othor Faaer In th 8tt, and It th Jest
Medium for Advertisers,
Till U. Law end Rat sluttona ar published ia tk
StteimaD by Authority.
UTLXHM SEWS.
In 111 war new of tlio weclt thero in noth
ing exciting. Thlni; hofjire Ricl'.mnnd nre in
rtfia quo. The duly item (if any moment in
that department in lliu removal of Gen. Butler,
the reason fur which ore nut assigned liy t tie
President, anil only guessed nt hy other. We
know tli nt IiIk exneilitiiiir-wainst Wilmington
failed, but w hctlicr the failure I cliiirgublo tn
bim or not in by no menus clear. We can only
It-are the mutter to lie exp'nined by future de
velopment. Tlio failure of the attempt on
Wilmington Ik the firet thing the rebel lmvo
had to rejoice, over tor ft long time, and they
leem to be making lh best uf it. '
Sherman' movement! Hill indionlp a de
lirn on hi part to accomplish the fall of the
Sonthern Bubylon. The indication are that
the Union eagle will soon float over Charleston,
the net where lliu egg wan luyed from which
Wa hatched thii mighty scheme of treason,
' .The English -inner talk considerably uhout
the difficiiltie on the (Juiiiulu border, lint do
not show their teeth much We do not think
John Bull in on the (ijjht Just now.
'' With regard to the rumor of peace, we n ill
outspeak at length until they contain sntnc
thing more definite. Wo should bail nith
frladucaa any peace by nhich the integrity of
the Union and the tupretnncy of the legitimise
national anlhoriiie would be re established on
firm, permanent bai. There may be mine
foundation fur these rumor, or they may ho
canards Inrented by pecnlaton to influence
the gold market. A fun' day will probulily
decide ,
THE OUGAX A 3D MO.VKKY.
It if n ciietnm nith a cerluiit chiei of beg
gar iu the Eastern citie to periiinhiiliilo the
itreet with a grinding organ and a u key
The beggar grind the orgiin nhile the monkey
oatche the peiiuie nml make face for I lie
amusement of the crowd.
When the copperhead cnnclnded to eitnh
lieh nn "organ" in Sulcm for I In' purpose of
grinding nut tune euited to the tuele of Jilf
admirer, they resolved not In lie behind the
ouetoin of the craft. They employed a "man
with a innk'' tn grind the thing, nml gave the
Job of catching the penuie and iiniking facer
to fpeciiuen of the genu above alluded to.
It i a rather hiiielul apecimen in sonic re
(pectt, but oi ly ha tiro nttriliiite susceptible
of cultiviitiun loir ouiiuiug ami pitcfiiliics.
The pwir thing rave must frantically in Inst
Monday' issue, a though iniiu iniechieroii
urchin lind given it a pinch. We ure ulinoet
led to believe that a rciiiest of lung standing
waa grunted, and il wua permitted to "run the
!.! l r. , . . , m
tiling mime nir one with." ll in ernteiilly uf
Dieted nith cotton on the bruin ; nt Jctiet any
one can aee that if need "pnddiue" in the
pot vi here ill brain might to he. We are in-
f,.1. J llusl H,M I, rv ,1 t,- -Iw.lg
of padding iVt lint in order to obriuto the nc
ocssity of nhtaiuing one nith a sh pe in front.
But ;ieaking nilierly. ne think there ia
lonrething iu the raring of a iiiadiuan entitled
to reapect something in the imaginary flight
of a giant intellect in nhich reaaon it dethroned
that tend tn Inspire uwe and Ihonghirulneaa.
Men may gate with terror at the at rung mani
as who walks his prion villi the tread of a
prince and clank bia heavy chain, nr with glar
ing eye thunder at the bar of bia uungenn.
Out the gyration and acreeche of a pnur,
weak, blinking, chattering idiot, who ia men
imply from a pure want uf brain, excite on
ly ridicule and pity.
Theae are the leelinga inspired in the mind
of all aeiiaible men by the chattering of the
apecimen norma (lie elreet.
A Piratical Plot. Auoiber plot tn fit
out a piratical emit iu Suit Krniieifvo liaa heeu
diacovered. It eeni that one Miclmel lluyca
had procured letleia uf uiariiie from J ff. Du
tie. with the intention of purchasing and arm
ing a linall achmmer with nhich to commence
operation. Tlio pint n at diacovered by mean
of two woret detective, and Haye waa ar
retted. The proof of hi guilt I laid to be
overwhelming, and if convicted nf conspiracy
to fit out a piratical craft In the water of the
United State, hi appropriate punishment nil!
be. death.
llaje ii an old reaident nf San Francisoo. a
nan af atrong Southern feeling, and, during
the Preaidenlial campaign, wua president of a
large McCtellnn organisation. Death wnuld
be too merciful a penally for tho wretch who
enold eek In aid the rebel cue and enrich
bimaelf hy disturbing the tranquillity of thia
coast and dcttluyiug the property uf peaceful
citizen.
The people nf thia entire l'aeiflolopeare under
infinite uhligaiiuu tn the detective and police
force of 8au Frauuisoo for their vigilance and
fneceaa in bringing to nangbt alio hellish
chemet nf dniueetk) traitor. A nmll vee
armed with a tingle gnn. and manned by a pi
rate crew, afl.mt on the water uf the Pacillu,
would make u feel a n uevtr have the effect
of thia war.
Imhan Fioht lit Coloiiaih). A regiment
of Colorado volunteer recently had a revere
fight with ludUn in tliut Territory. Eight
while men w ru killed and forty wounded, ami
from three to fire hundred uf the ravage were
killed including aeveral chief. Colonel Chiv
ington, who wa in command, report aa fol
low t
W mad a forced march nf forty mile and
nrpriaed at break of day one uf the moat puw
erlul villnge o the Clieremie natiuu.aud cap
lured nier live hundred aniiinil. killing the)
celebrated elm fa One Eye, White Antelope,
Knock Kuee, ltlatk Kelile and l.lllle Kobe,
with alaiut tive hundred of their people, tie
tri)iug all Ilieir balgre and eiinpnge, making
aluiiMt au auiiiliiiutmu of the entire inlaw.
It l thought theae are the ravage thai uiad
ike recent raid on the ovritand tage route.
Dekbvwo. John L. Bono haa been coin
miialuned by the Oovrmor a Kegiiuenta Ad
jutant of the 11 O'egnu Iiifuniry. Mr. Bonn
lerved vral month in the army, wa In the.
battle of Hhlluh and terernl other Important
engagement. II will duuhtlea make an ef
ficient officer.
MlMTASr. E. K. Miller hat lireo eleoted
CapUin nt the "?,ih-m Mjrht BaMwy" nf thia
f Uo ih blaeaj uf 0. K Crawlall, rvaiued.
A lilVIIH.I) IIUISKIIDLI).
A lii'imu divi 'id naiiiKt ilrell' c 1 1 1 1 1 1 i nliinil.
So any thj Scripture. Jeff houaeliold ia di
vided I lienco it n iut full, The leader uf
thia rebellion recognize thia doctrine, for tliey
linvo nlwnyi rejoiced nt anything that looked
like divieinn nt the North. The New York
riot, the plota of Valliuulighaiu'e deluded fol
lower, and in fact all the aeinl-revolutionnry
movement! of the coppei head party have given
them freeh h:pe and oonriige. Tlieie thing
have c'nne n much tn fouler nml atreugt!ien the
oanae nf trenon a uny nr all oilier influence.
But the lim hope they had in that direction
ia now dispelled, and the evil they Imped to
aee visiting the North have cnino upon them-
relve. The army uf Grunt hovering nt the
gate of Bichnninil, and tlmt of Shsriunii mov
ing unchecked through the very center nf the
confederacy, are by no menu the only evi
deuce nf decay and ruin iu the- cuue uf the
Southern cunapirator. With their mvn mnulb
they confea their ahame and proclaim the near
approach of their fiuiif doom. They nro di
vided. In their extremity, Davia prnpnse to
arm and free the rlnve. Fonte oppime the
nienfure, deununcea Davie and eeoedee from
the rebel Cnngrea, while South Carolina unit
ter arid kick and threatens to accede from the
confederacy. The Hicliinond Sentinel, Davia1
organ, advocate the measure, while the other
rebel papers fiercely denounce it. North Cnr
ulina has lung been considered rebellious, and
aome of her citizen are now threatened with
hanging becuuse they re(ieil tn take the rebel
aenp at par. It ia plain that there are many
in Wilmington who will hail the oouiiug uf the
ITuion army and be glad tn he mice more con
fidered citizens of the United States. There
is nid tn lie dianffcctinn all over the State of
Georgia, and Richmond papers recommend
Mint mars meetings be held to keep up and en
courage loyal " sentiment. A late diapatch
informs ns that Davis is in a quarrel with sev
eral of the South western State. The Guv
ernor uf North Carolina and Georgia have
long been nt nut with the Davis administra
tion. Even the leiiiling paper uf Richmond
do nnt spnre him, and. iu fact, he seems to be in
bad odor in all directions.
Wo euppoae these ungrateful railings are
natural enough nmh r the circumstance
When men are lead by deceitful mean into
difficulty and ruin they generally viit their
vrralii on the head nf their leaders. If a coin
pnny nf miner should "be led into a wild and
fruitless gold hunting expedilinn. hy the repre
sentation of some Ijiug deceiver, they wnuld
be moat likely tn hrin j the tribunal nf Judge
Lynch inln requisition for hi benefit.
If J ff Davis and the coterie that surround
him have promised pence and hnppiueea to
those who nould follow their fortunes into a
wild scheme nf useless, helli 'h rebellion, ia it
not natural that when the deception practiced
upon them become apparent, those deluded
followers should turn upon their deceiverr ami
open over their head the vials nf their wrnlli I
At any rate, we thi :k it true that the pmver
of Jeff Davis ia the only hope nf the rebellion.
If be fuile. it will fail. If his hand cannot hold
together tlio elements nf which it is UMnpnaed
ennuot rule the storm that be was the main
instrument In raieing there is no other hand
that can. When hia scepter i broken, the
rebellion Will be like A ship that tin ot its
pilot. It will toss for a brief hour on llnttnrniy
waves, then sink forever. Hence, every mnl-
iiT UlruM,ii,it. very rvidt.liuft I lint hie in
fineiice is decnying. ia nn omen uf hope in nil
who desire to aee again the star of their coun
try triumph.
LIBKL SLIT IN 8.1M FIIAHISt O.
Tho editor of the American Flag in San
Frnnci'cn is being prosecuted, for lilo-J at the
instigation uf June N'eabit uf tile Bulletin.
It eeem that the Flag, when commencing it
career iu that city, could find nothing worthy
of it aleel in the puny out and out rebel or
gnn nf that State, and an cniuinenued cutting
right and left n'. the Bulletin and Alta, both
of which seem tn have muiiy short-coining to
answer for. In the course of tlio controversy,
he Flag applied to Netbit, who i Scotch by
birth and nn once a traveler in Australia,
anch epithet a " ticket of leave-man." "Eug
lib Copperhead," " au 'alf and 'ulf Jouiiihull,"
A.O. On the lrcngth nf audi charge a these,
tile libel suit i now pending.
The suit cause considerable furpriso and
even amazement among newspaper men fruiu
the fact that the Bulletin ha long been noted
lor it abuse of numerous prominent and re
spectable men both living and dead. It has
long since oeased to be the fearless and nprighl
nppnser of wrung that it was in the hands uf
iu first proprietor, James King nf William.
The Flag it learleu and unsparing In its de
nunciation ol cnpperheailism, and ha aeoured
in a short time an extensive circulation and
wide popularity among the uncompromising
Union men of California. It ia uncertain wlint
the result nf the suit will bo, but it principal
effect will doubtle be Iu increase the circala
tion aud popularity uf the Flag among the
maeee.
Sunday School Books. By an advertise
ment in another column jl will he aeen that
Iter. G. II. Atkinson ha established a deposi
tory for Sunday school hooks in Portland. We
are authorized to stale tlmt book have been
sent fur from publishing eocicliee of dihVreni
df-iHinituntlim, aud it i Intended to obtain a
complete tnpply uf theae hook au that nil Sun
day school iu the Stale van replenish their II
brarie from lime Iu time without the trouble of
sending East.
Il is nut Intended tn import anything but the
best aud m xt approved Sunday school litera
ture, the great importance uf thai branch nf
the moral and religious education ol the young
heiiij constantly kept in view.
Mr. Alkinson has experieuco in the svlectiou
of such hooka, and Sunday schools dt airing li
brill iea wnuld duublle du Well to patronize
this establishment.
The bunk are fold fur coin at Eastern cata
logue pi ice.
Tub Dif ferkncr. The white livrred rebel
across the at reel snye we Hero once a lawyer,
but never had a case, lie once tried In be a
third rate pettifogger. Olid succeeded in getting
one case. lie defended a criminal before, a
Justice, and at the request nf lliu Justice
wrote the commitment. Jii doing an he wil
fully and knewiugly violated bia honor and
with a an attorney by writing it in audi a
form aa to make it void. After that he n a
considered a fit aubjeot lo do the diity work for
a rebel npp?r.
RoBlikD. On last .Monday night the stores
of F. W. Geer 4c Co.. aud 0. A. Cone, Sen.,
at Buiievill. were bmkeu into aud robbed.
Sum 1 100 worth nf heavy clothing wa taken
out nf the Wore of 0r Co. aud article uf
luralkr veJu wwe Ukvo from Mr. Cvoe.
TU U i K klMl IS Hlll'M Y ID IIS KOh"
III KltS, k K K I' VOL It IK) MIS.
The hist ecsidnu of the Legislative Assem
bly provided a bounty for. soldier eulis'ted in
the service nf tbo United States from thi
Slate. This bounty is 150, in the form of a
Stutii'bnnd. hearing interest at the rale nf sev
en per cent, per annum. payable ieml-annunlly
both principal nml Interest being payable in
gold. A bond equal to one-third thia hounly
i- given to tlie soldier upon his enlistment,
A might have been expected, a ennn as a
Company nf men have been mustered into the
service, and received or become entitled to
their first installment of the bounty, they have
been pounced upn i by people n bo lire off tlie
follies, extravagance, and short-sightedness of
others, to sell their bonds. If the mldier will
ell th;Mii. as the world goe. no anpposo one
person might as well buy them as another, nml
so long ns fair mean tire used, nnd no ndvnii
tiije taken, it may b considered legitimate.
But the temptation nnd opportunity thai offer
tn take advantage of the soldier is likely, in
such case to lend tn tho rise of very question
able practices. For instance, nu nrc informed
t tut t n person who was seeking to purchase the
the bonds of a company nt very low rates, ap
preached the officer iu charge nf the company
and offered tn give him a bonus nf $2 50 for
every bond uf fifiy dollms, tlmt he would in
dnoj his men tn sell to him for twenty-fire do!.
hire. In thia ago of sharp dealing, rubbery
nould be considered a harsh name fur such a
transaction, but in ' the Court of Heaven's
Chancery, ne think it will stand n good chance
to he recorded. The officer applied In was not
rich, but, he it said to his credit, he was not
poor or distressed enough to consent In make
money by trafficking iu the bounty of his men.
at the barefaced lhave of fifty per cent. We
honor him, nnd will exp ct a good account ol
him, wherever nnd whenever called upon to
face the enemies of Ilia country.
But no want to advise tho soldiers against
eelluifr their bounty linud nt nil. Lay them
away for a rainy day. Yon can du within
with the money now, but spend it, and llint
uselessly. Tho government will provide yon
with nil the necessaries and many nl the com
furls nf life. Reside this.-ynur monthly pay
al hough in greenbacks, will suffice to buy yon
nil else that t needful nr useful tn yon. Save
your liouniy. It is better to have the (liiOaud
interest, when ynnr term nf service ha expired
t ! iuii to hnve sold it for half price and sqnnii
dcrcd the proceeds.you know not hmv. These
bond and the accumulated inti rest will In
much better tn leave the service n illi, than au
empty pocket. Yon have no need to sell them
now. While iu the nrmy you can make no
u-e of the money, except to squander il. Fen
hihnriiig men are Letter provid d for in food
clothing, lodging mid meibciil ulteiiduuee than
n soldier iu the United S ate army nnd all
this independent of yuur monthly pay. He r, .
solved, and turn a deaf ear In nil snlieitiitioio
and temptation to part nith your bund.
MlKDKIl ANultOBBEKT.
D iniel Dehiuy. Sr., was murdered at hi
residence about seven miles South ent of Sa
lem, nu last Monday evening. Himself ami n
negro or mulatto boy uhout eight or nine year
old were the only persons nt the bouse. About
In-k. according In the mulatto' testimony, two
men came near the house and called when the
o'd gentleinnn went tn the door and was inline
(lint, ly shut, it is sntMiosed VtiUl a shot con
leu, I,., I wlili tiuch lii. as i. r. II. I,. . I.,,i
in the buck of the head wit h n pistol.. The
first wound "ere sufficient to have caused al
most ii.slant dentil. After the perpetru ion of
the inhuman deed the murderers rausa.ked
the house from top to bottom in sinreli ol
money, which was evidently their only object
a it has been long known thnt Mr. Dehiut
possessed A large store of hoarded wealth.
We have understood that the wrele.be suc
ceeded iu finding lint little if nnv of the money.
The neighbor! weru not aroused until late
tho next morning, nml. nllloin,di they were
tracked for n considerable distance, tin clue to
ihe ierpetrntir of the inhuman deed ha been
obtained.
Mr. Deluny was originally from Tennessee,
emigrated In this State from Missouri in ISM.
and has resided, we thi .k. iu Marinn county
ever since, lie wa a citizen much respected
iu Ihe community, and nt tho time uf hit. deailt
waa about 71 'yenr of ai;e.
P. S- On Saturday afternoon, Sheriff Head
rick arrested Geurge. P. Benle ami n man
named Baker both resident of this place, nn
suspicion of being li e murderers. They will
have their preliminary examination tn-dny.
The evidenoe i said tn be rtrong against them,
hut we forbear comment until further develop,
meiit are made.
Anotiikr Cakb. A man named BiHith.nhn
was a etar performer among the ' democrntio'
fung who held forth last se miner at Griswold's
Theatre, and who said be came "Anil the wny
from illinoy to oppose Ihe mncnnstilutinnal
Aacts uf alio Lincoln' ladministration," left
town a few days since under suspicions cirenm
stance. A iiumncr of hoom were missing
about the time from different law office, nnd
shortly after bis disappearance a request cinie
tn the sheriff here, from another quarter, fur
his nppprehensiun. He has nnw gone in prao
tice his style of democracy" in mine other
quarter, lie is rather a short built man. well
diessid, has a monsiaohe, is mar lighted, and
bis accent tinws him lo he a jiinnibull."
though he denies il. nml has stolen the livery
of an American citizen tn serve Jeff. Davi In
While in Snlein be wns very appropriately a
contributor Ihe copperhead paper here. He was
a "high toned gentleman," and his absence may
acc t in part Tor the weakness the thing
manifest of late.
Mouk Trimi'S. We publish to-day the
proclamation of Ihe Governor rafting for vol
ur esrs In fill tip a cavalry regiment. Il will
be seen that ibis Is in obedience In a requisition
from Gen. McDowell. The Infantry regiment
nn being mustered into service will be needed
In gairison the different posts in this Stale and
adjoining Territories, and cavalry will be re
quired lo keep in cheek the tribe of hostile In
diana nn our borders. The term nf enlist
ment uf the First Cavalry Itcgimcut have now
nearly all expired, and Ihe necessity uf keel
itig the regiment full will be apparent Iu nil.
We doubt not that considerations nf patriotism
liherul boii'ilies nnd incrensed pay will Ik suf
ficient indiicein ut to many to obey the call.
Thespians. The Koblier uf the Kblnewa
repealed nn Tuesday night in a manner that
gave nlisfic(ion. A nng entitled "Grafted
tutu the army." by Mr. Coolie wa enng with
fine elfi-ct. Mr. Thayer recited a patriotic
poem entitled "Greenback." every Verse if
which wa loudly applauded by the andienee.
aud we thought very appropriately, lor it
contain soul aiirriug tcuttmeuU aud wa re
pltrtl to perfect.
11 AVbKIt ON' Till t COAST.
CnnvAi.i.m, D. o. 2!,18(il.
En. Statkbman t In my late uummi idea
tion I expressed the apprehension that n large
iotlnx of disloyal person Iroin ihe East might
place the I'aciliu Stale under r hid rule.
In such event, is it likely tl.eir rule will be
peaceful? Considering the element, which
compose the party here already, and those likely
tn Jnin it, there is much reason to fear it will
not, Some men of property, more perhaps
from prejudice tn Mr. Lincoln, than sympathy
with the ri b llion. voted for McCh llau. These
generally accepting the deciion uf the people
at tlie linllol-liox as liual. tn respect mine inoue
of obtaining pence, are coining over to the un-
port of the Government, and lliongli they ami
strength to those wishing to maintain pence
and order on the Pacific coast, leave the party
they almnilon without a conservative .element
tn restrain it within the bounds of law leaving
iu the lintida uf unscrupulous leader n class of
men having nothing In lose by aipircby who
are at nil time inado to respect the rights of
others by the loirio of force. These here are
mostly foreigner the largest nntnner irisu.
No race ol men have more goon ii mimics ny
nature than tho Irish) open, frank, generous
and confiding, their ignorance enable the de
signing to use their good quulhie a nids in
mnkmg t In-in tool tn accomplish their wicKi-il
purpose. Their Government at home being
Administered by a people not of their race or
religion, they are taught tn believe their ignor
ance and poverty are due to it oppression, and
tlmt it i meritorious to Line their oppre sors,
and to resist or evade their law being Inn ig
norant to discriminate between bins protecting
ihe right of others, and those taking away
their pwn. they hate all law. They come to
America not tn enjoy libsrty secureu by law,
hut the liberty nf the savage without its re
straint nut the liberty tn enjoy the frails of
his own labor, bill th liberty lo appropriate
the labor of other. Hence it i. Irishmen are
always forennot in mobs and riot, nnd form a
large per eeutuui of Ihe inmate of State pris
on, and lb victims nf thr gallon.
Uiib'rlvtiuti ly for the pence of the country,
mre of the most virulent editor iu Ihe ser
vice of Jeff Dnvi on this ooa t are Irish, who
know how to npneal to Mie prejudice f their
coinitcvinen nnd stir up the worst traits of tin ir
chiracter. These men having nothing hut
tieir worthless lives lit slake, seem bent upon
urging their ignorant countrymen In nets nf vi
olence. One of 'hese. known among d 'Ceiit
people (from his low, brutal and fiendish qual
ities) us the reiitilo," edited n sheet in this
tmv II lit the eooiuieiicmnelit of the war. For
il open nml flagrant treason it was denied a
passnge in the mulls, and for its gross iuib cency
was excluded from the hniises even of iis pa
trons. Tliuiigh forced to (jive up the publiea-
li f a paper, the reptile " did not give up
hi design to cause rebellion on this coast,
lint exercised nil the influence be could use
nith hi oonnlryinen. both iu tin State ami
California, to form comliinaliniis lo resist the
law, nod set. he Go '.'eminent, both Slate and
Fedeiul. nt defiance. Tlii icle-nn beast"
is now editing a paper at Jacksonville, where
it is suppc sed treason " mint flourishes." Tlmt
he is nlive mid nt large, is sufficient evidence
of ihe misplaced mercy nnd forbearance, uf the
Government. No one who koonsi tii man
doiibt.i his desire tn briiiif ii this State all
die homes of civil war. and should be succeed
tn hi wickeil pmposu he "ill lake such a purl
in ii a will shame Qiiaiitiell iu atrocity. Yet
men chi ming to he sta in h sit porter of tlie
I'm. in ndveriise ill his pier, apeak lo him. mid
even shake his hand when they meet him in
the streets ! ! I Panic,
IIV TELEGRAPH.
We copy tliu following fnm the !nily Orejnniant
St. Lou'S. Jan. ID. The Vtck-bnri; fer-
aid. of the 5th. ha A Ml statement of Grier-sou-
recent raid in Mississippi. The expedit
ion left Memphis. Deo. 21st. M.tintl strong. At
Egypt, nn the Mobile and Ohio KailroHd, A
considerable force of dm enemy wa encoun
tered, and a sharp fifrlll ensiled, in wiell quite
n number nf the enemy were k lied nnd woitu-
led. nnd ,500 prisoners taken. The rebel
Cienernl llolcou b, coiiinuinditi(r, wns aiming
the killeit. t r nil Cgvpt Hie coinmauil -rru K
nestivnrd. cmssitig tlie Mississippi Central
Railroad below Grenada, de-troying :)! mile
of road. Several louoinutive and SO ears
were destrnwed nt Grenada, nnd extensive
loth nud shoe manufacture nt Baukston.
Tli expeili'ion brought in few horse and
nnil-. Aumns the prisoners captured nrc one
Colonel, une Licuicuaiit-Coluiici. 25 line offi
cer, nml u number of oar mm, who, to esc ipu
Ihe horrible treatment of our prisoners nt An
dersouville, had joined the rebel ur y.
On the night of t'le'Jtiih, Easign Ilium, of
the steniner Firsinia. cut out from Galveton
he sohuoiier Doltie, from N'assii. 120 hales of
coi ton. t In-schooner, when capture I. nn
nitbiii 500 yard of n rebel guard. She wns
close iu shore mid protected hy ashore battery ;
she also passed illicitly under be gins of two
fort on her nay out.
Caiiio. Jan. 10 Advice from New Or
h im report that the gunhunt RnVlit drifted
ashore iu the late Sturm li-tweeu Vickshurg
and Natchez, and wa lire I by a gang of guer
rilla nud burned to the water' edge.
A letter from Mobile lo aciiizen of New Or
h nn says fighting was going on iu that vucin
ity. the iil-t ult.
Advices of Decemger 27th eny Lieut. Wil
cox of the Chickat'iw gntthlion La I an inter
view niih Gen. Thayer, on. Dec. ilthli. under a
flag of truce. The reported o.j.-ct id his visit
was lo iiegotiute the terms of the surrender uf
hi vntlnlioii to the Union force.
The remnant uf Price's army was nt 7..y
Depot, Red River. Deserter wen- very nn
moron, nud the whole country was filled nith
straggler.
NkwYouk, Jim. 10. The Libeily. nitb
Havana dales In tlie 4th. ha arrived. But
little news Iron any quarter had reached Ha
vana. Accounts hum Sun Dnuiirgo represent
the Spaniard tn be n nkiug very poor progrer.
Tlie gi ml opinio i is that Spain ought to
nliiiuilon her attempts to conquer the Island.
The glorious news from the United States, re
ceived iu Havana lately, continue In inako
converts tn the Union cause.
The lltarald'i Washington dispatch say :
A leading Peace Democrat, who look a prom
inent part in the pence movement during the
election, and whose personal relations with the
P isidelit have been very fin lid ly. ha gone lo
Richmond and mil probably be heard of there
in n day or two.
Tlo. H,,rf,'f special snv 'the Democratic
politician who h is gone on a pence mission with
the nproiul ol the President, is Gen. Single
Inti, uf Illinois. He preceded III air a day ur
two. It is at last known thnt Blair goes tn
Bichmoud null Ihe full know ledge and consent
of the President nnd is clothed with authority
requisite In open negotia ion w ith Jefferson
Davis, with n view lo re store peace, aud Ihe
rebel aiithorilie will bel assured ol thi when
be slum his credential.
Hi instructions are embraced in three prop
osition. First t Amnesty lo nil, no matter
wiint they may have been since the war began.
Second! The Constitution as ills; the Union
ne it was. The South to return to Ihe Union
with all the right and privilege which it held
before any uf tin- state seceded. Third : The
I ital nhohliun of slavery. From this last point
the Pieeident will not retract one in! a. Ho
doc hot insist upon immediate abolition, but
be doc that niea-nre may lie taken tn secure
it extinction within a rcasoimLle length of
time.
It is stnted nn what seem good anthority,
that J. If. rson Davis is strongly Inclined In
pence measure, and willing In nccepl less lib
eral term than il wa at lint (iippoacd he
would. Lincoln on the other hand is disunsed
in be as hnieut a possible, but insist that
the first public action on the part of the South
must be lo lay down its arm ami acknowl -dge
Ihe snpreimey ol the Union There i no de
sire lo huunlilAie the South. Il is Iu how to
the Union not ibe North. A an instance of
the temper of the Aduiinistr tion tn obtain
peace, il w slated that Gen. Butler wa re
moved not solely for hi incompetency and
misdemeanors, but also a evidence llint our
Government i die poed In. treat with Ibe
Smith nu liberal term, and . ia willing to re
UH'Wy wJ i4'.lv that mt etaud ip iho way
ol II peril Ct III dollullillli with tlmt "cell
It is said that the rebel Uuiigae adopted
iu secret csi"ii n resolution tn appoint pence
cnuimissiiitier. nud they have been selected
nud eiit tn Grant' headquarters. Messr.
Orr. of South Carolina, Gilmnre, of North
Carolina, and Alexander II. Stephen Afe ot
the coiiiini-ston. It i also sai l llint Ijiaol
tins telegraphed that Stephens solicited permis
slim to puss through bis lines tn visit Washing
ton.
It is r pirted that ex-Gnverunr Orr nnd ex
Goveriun Hive' ure now on tlulr way to Wash
ington on II peace mission.
Tlie Timc'l Wiishiugtuii special learns thnt
Ihe reb I neiiee commission consist of Vice-
President Sienheiia and Judge White, uf
Georgia! Messrs, Price nnd Orr, of South
Carolina. Leach nnd Gilumre, uf North Caroli
na, Rives, uf Virginia, and Smith unci Single
tun. uf Mississippi.
Thi snecin also savs t It Is learert there is
no hope of passing the Couslituti. mil amend
ment abolishing slavery.
Nkw YoiiK, Jan. II. Late relict papers
contain an interesting detailed narrative uf the
late Liiiiou raid ol Gens. Stoiieiniiu, llur.,rnlge
ami Ullleiu u r.asi i cuiiessc unu ,-oum-nesi
eru Virginia, which was u danuigiug to the
rebels in suit nml leml win Us mm a vast ainoiim
of oilier prnporty. Though nn elbitt is made
to represent the extent id the injury as much
less than it really was, the writer caniu.t uvuiJ
ucknnwleilgiiig that it was very great.
The Hte imoml Wine special account ni
Bui bridge's ruid says that it is impossible for
Breckinridge tn defend his lines with hi pre-
nt cniiiiiinud,uiid Unit lie ueiuauilcil rcmiurcu-
meiits.
Niiw YoitK. Jan. II. Ihe llerald'i army
of the James correspondent says: All in camp
except Gen. Butler himself appear greatly snr-
pnseil nt tils removal, li me removal was
unused by Ihe Wilmington failure. It was ask
why it nu not sooner uiiide. I he answer
to tli is wns that Gin. Ord, win lemporutily
succeeds lien- Butler, was nhseut, and the au
thorities only awaited his return, Gen. liuller
received the uider nt about II o'clock nu Sun
day fureiioiiii. nud lii lore three iu Ihe alteriiooii
hud made all his farewell pre pnriitiniis. tn d
over the nrmy tn his successor nud taken his
departure lor Ihe North.
Hood's ollieial report of his defeat bus been
received. He nckuun ledge a loss of fifty
gnus in one .1 y. Hi account of the battle id j
Nashville wns n bud business. The Dctpulth
think Thomas will turn nml bend his column
toward he southwest. The Examiner iMuk
this would be n stupendous undertaking, with
lint n faint hope of success. It thinks it more
probable that this nrmy will be kept ill Ten
uessee as A corps of observation, while huge
detachment will be scut us iciiifiirceineuls to
Virginia and Loui-imia
Beauregard telegraph from Mncon tnnt
H repoits from Tupelo, on the Mississippi
river, nu the 4th. with six guiihonts and ix
ran part' going toward Euslport.
Ti e rel e' Senate, J iu. 6h. adopted a reso
tin iitts giving thanks to their Indian allies ol
the Cherokee pillion.
The Richmond papers are nil indulging iu
glorification over ibe full re uf the expedition
against the Wilmington defences. Moscliy Is
stud to be still alive and iu a place uf security
and hi early recovery ia anticipated.
A sharp discussion is imw going on between
ebel paper ill which Jeff. Davis' n eddling i
charged as the cause of recent disasters. Some
of tin ill hi defence, nru assailing Lee as
tlie marplot.
The Milledgeville (Ga ) Recorder says Ihe
Geeigia Legislature will be re-convened as
soon a the Stale hone can be repaired.
The AhihiuiA Legislature ndjniiraed. nfler
amending the laws providing be the support uf
indigent families uf soldiers aud clothing for
the Alabama soldiers who tire prisoners. nnd for
ill,- deficiency ill the treasury. The two houses
could not agree upon a ihilitia bill, and none
was passed. The Senate una in favor of a
sweeping lull, nhile the House insisted upon
certian exemptions. A joint resolution against
recniKin ction was passed.
Nkw Yoiik. Jan. II. A Washington dis
patch snye Secretary Fesseiulen haa asked for
a modification of iliV Inn, so as to eonlile bim
to issue two hundred in. llion more of the sev
en and three -tenth notes.
The vote nu the Constitutional Amendment
Bill (ami slavery) will be postponed for several
dnis to allow n full di-cussiou.
Li U 8VU.LK. Jan. JL The Gnlt Hnnsewn
entirely destroyed liy Ibe nt an early hour this
morning Some adjoining buildings Were also
dcslrovi d.
FiiankI'ort. Ky.. Jan. II. Jnnie Guth
rie ha been elected United Slates Senator. re
ceiving on Ihe first ballot sixty-live voles nguiust
lifty-six Voles for L. II. Rnsseau.
Autil'KTA. Me . Jan. 1 1. Hon. Win. Pill
Fessendeii wns elected United Stales Senator
ln day fur six years Irom the dill of March.
Nathan A. Farwell was elected for the unex
pired term caused by Ihe resignn'imi of Fes
seiidcii to take charge of the Treasury l)c
jiii tm nt -
Nkw Yoiik, .Inn. II. The llerald'i spe
cinl a it s orders have been telegraphed to Den
verlnrthe Arrest of C'ol. Chiv logtoti. for the
slaughter of the Indians near Furt Lyons. Or
dels have nl o been sent tn seize all the prop
erty and pri-ooers taken from the Indians to
gether with Ihe remnant uhu escaped the
laughter and have llicin taken cure of at the
at the expense of government until a disposition
cull be uiiide of I hem.
Cincinnati. Jan. 12 A resolni'mn passed
the Ohio Legislature n-king Congress to adopt
the proposed ailO'ii.tini lit to Ihe Constitution
fur ihe abolition of luVry.
Caiiio. Jan. II. The remnant of Hood's
army i reported lo be loriifung t, oritillt with
a view of going into Winter quarter nl that
place. It is also said lb.it he is repairing the
Muhile nud Ohio Railroad.
Nkw Yoiik. Jan 12 The llerald'i Shen
andoah correspondent sins: Tin- inliuhiiuuls
are suffering f rum scarcity uf rood, nnd the
rein I troops are quartered upon them, render
ing their condition alill mure deplorable.
Nu new of military movement uf iiupnr
Innee have taken place recently iii the valley.
The llerald'i Springfield (Mo.) correspon
dent say : The Union garrisons have been
withdraw ii (mm all posts south of that place
as far a Fort Smith. Ark., by order uf Gen.
C'anby.
A KMT op THE Potomac. Jan. 9. The reb
els made au attack on our picket line this morn
ing and captured a few Vldelte.
Nkw Ykk. Jan. 12 The Herald "i Sin n
andoali valley correspondent say: There nrc
Minim Itiat tlie rein I. Imve om,v,,I ,I.ii in
SlrasTiurg, but il is thought not in sufficient
strength lo uiiuuy Shernbiii.
The Ituhinntid papers of Monday contain u
telegram from Charleston stating that a por
tion of Sherman's lorce h Ve occupied Gra
h.imst ille. S. C. 33 mile north of Savannah.
A Charleston dispatch or the (l b say t The
enemy crossed New rivrr uu tlie road lo Gra
luiinsville on the Sill.
Washington. Jan. II Richmond papers
ay that nl last accounts bum South Carolina
the enemy were still in trout uf llardeeville.
fOKKIUX.
Portland, Me., Jan. II The Moravia.
from Liverpool, Deo. 21)1 h, and Londonderry,
Deo. Ull. hue arrived. Gen. DiX'S order to
purme the rebel raider inln Canada attracted
much attention. The lead ng English-journal
hope II will not be acted open, a il might
cause trouble. The paper generally discoun
tenance Ihe idea nf bring driven into unfriendly
relation with the Uui' d Slate nn account o
raider in Canada. Tlie Timti shuwa that
the rebel could desire nothing better.
Nkw Yohk. Jan. II. The latest advices
fruiu Mexico elate that Maximilian has issued
a umiiilesiu directing a revision by hie ministry
of tl.e title and claim under which ecclceiaa
Ileal property ha la-en lor some lime held, in
rlfect declaring that it belongs In ihe Slate
and that it ia In Ihe province of the Govern
ment lo exercise superior control over it.(
It appears Ihul he opened negotiation with
Ihe Pope while iu Itume nn the enbjif I, hut In
hi great surprise finds thai the Nutu-iu w ho has
Jusl arrived tn Mexico is wilhont instruction
m Ihe matter. He then-fore boldly adopt hi
own policy, and it i said Ihul it nu received
Ub gnml eulhttaiatut.
(0,M.Ur.,MSl0MAI
('llli'AO'i. Jan. 12 Nothing nf iinpuiliince
ha transpired iu Congress during the session
as yet. The llnusu hnil been engaged the
greater pnrt of the lime, in discussing Ihe
u 1 1 it-ii il 1 1 1 1-1 1 1 to the Coti-tiliillou nbulisliiiig sla
very. The debate continues lu iliiy. His nut
likely that a vole will be reached ibis week.
Nkw YiiIik, Jan. 12 The Ci'inmercinl'l
spi cinl dispatch says; The bankrupt law will
he passu! next week by the Semite, and if it
is amended by the House the Semite will adopt
the amendment.
Wasainoton. Jim. 12 In the Somite, the
Chair hud heliire tliu Senate A message fruui
the President, giving itiforiuuliiiii us tu tin
agreement hctWkcii the United Slate nnd
Great Britain cancel niig the naval Iniou un
the lakes, which was ordered printed.
Trumbull, uf Illinois, from the Judiciary
Coniiuillee, lonhoiii was referred A resnhitiiiti
instructing that cmnmittce In iiiquiri if further
legislation was necessary In nutlioiizctlic I'n s
id nl to call an extra session uf Congress, with
out giving sixty duys' notice, reported ami ask
ed in lie tlischiiigeil, I ruiiiliiill sn hi lliey
could find uu law requiring tile President tu
give sixty days' notice. No notice whatever
nas required by law.
Wilson, of Massachusetts, offered the follow
ing, which was adopted i
Resolved, That the Committee nn the Con
duct of the War be directed to iiuuurc into the
causes uf the failure uf the bite expedition to
linn igiiiu nml report Illicit to the Senate,
On nullum uf Sumner, the Semite proceeded
tn the consideration nf the resolution to repeal
Ihe recipiirnciiy trculv .
Howe, of Wis., tuok the floor in opposition
to the repeal.
, M on ill. of Me., advocated the ntitietil.
Hale, ol'-, N . II., argued against the repeal,
stating Unit its mlvnuiiigca hint lieeti reciprocal
Alter n lew reiiinrks, he moved to rcler the
subject to the ColllinitU-e on Filiilllce.
DiHilittle, of Wi,.' explained why he should
vole lor the resolution. 1 lie new revenue sya
lem id the government ileiiiiiinled the nhrogii.
lion ul the treaty, and he bud prepared an
ll iiiiliil nil-lit that, instead ol repealing Ileum-
iiiissiiiii be nppiuiiteil to inaiie a new tin ,ty.
Further rcitnirks mi the subject were uiuile
by Comics, of Cal.. liuldle, uf Del., mid Hen
dricks, of Iiid. The two former in favor, nud
the latter nguitisl ihe repeal.
A motion to refer the subject to the Judicia
ry Comiuillee was lost. ,
TheiiM'shnd noes were then called nn Ihi
passage of tho resolution wliiu'.i was adopted
Ales, DI. Noes. 8.
Iu the House, Elliot, of Muss., introduced n
substitute lor the lull tu reorganize Ihe rebel
States, providing tlmt none of them shall lie
allowed tu resume their political r. iHiiiiilioii till
the toy ul citizens oi'cuniz-a government repul)
licnn iu In! in. nml loiever iiriihilii'ing mvoluti
liny servitude; nud further prohibiting thai
Luiiisiaiiii shall resume her political relation
under her constitution adopted iu April, 18(34
Urilereil to lie priuteil
The House resumed the discus-lull uf the
proposed Constitutional niiietidiiu tit,
EMAXIIPATI0.V IX MISSOIKI.
St. Louis. Jun. 11. In the Missouri Con
it ul ii hi ul C'onveiilioii. the committee nu eiiiau
cipatioii reported (lie foil, nving ordinance ut
noon, which tins just passed Ihe Convention by
a Vote nt 1)0 to 4 t
He il ordained by the people of the Stnte nf
.Missouri in Unliv i-ul inn us i-iulileil. Unit here
nlti r m thi Slute there shall be neither slavery
nor liivolnntury servitude, except in punish
incut of crime, w liereut I lie parly shall liav
been dull convicted. All persons held to ser
vice ur labor a slave arc hereby declared
free.
The Herald thinks tho conduct uf Missouri
iu passing the ciir.uoipiiiiou net will soon be
imitated by Arkansas, Tennessee, Kentucky
anil Delaware.
The World says the passage nf the nrdi
nance nn a wise step, resulting from clear
siglilril iierspeclion ol I lie teiiileucy uf event
It thinks that if the war were to end to-morrow
and the States to resume jurisdiction over the
sulijeut. nil would lollow the example uf .Mary
land and Missouri.
The Tribune i briefly exultant and make
nu comment.
The Past points nnt Ihe. advantages possessed
ny taiiorer unit inaniilaclnrers under the new
si stem.
The Commercial thinks the net inn nf Mi
sour i is au tirgnin, nl iu favor of the passage of
ine cnii-uiuiinnui amentum-tit.
Iiik h' I, in Kits I? iiikxi). We have re
ceiled Ihe first lininhertif n pent lit le pnpc
published nt Astoria by the ladies uf Ihe Sntii
tary Aid Society of that place. It contain
number of creditable original composition,
poem, dec, and I neat in typngriphiual ap
pcuriiuce.
liKMK.MliKR. The Thespians nill nlny "The
King'a Uivnl," or "Court nnd Stage," tu-morrow
evening.
JUriM-lauiiit Ion.
SrtTicor Outaux, Kxkcctivk )KriiTMXXT,
llllllllll-V I'.'tll. iai.V
lTn"',,l-- ' '"ive reeeivnl u rtiiiisi'iiii from
W Wnj.ir tieiiend Irwin Mcliouell, roruriiiiucinij
the Dcpurtoieiit or Hie I'm-ilic, llcllli under the uu
llioritv t 1 lie Wur lleeuriioviil, l'.,r u rvjiiiieol ol
I'liVidry f-ir unoiln-r lenu nf veins, bv n-niuiiiur in
whole or ni pint lliu Kciritiie olid and ('uiiipiinv orifiin
ixatiii of ibe pivsetil llreuoo Iti-uiinelil nf 'uvttlrv
In uid in Itie elilnrc.-iii.tiit uf llie bills. In suppress in
.irrciill. repel lilviistoll. UIIO loclitollie huslllu illill
11ns ill ibis Mililiiry I'islliet.
Niivv.iliei-uiore, I. Adili-ou (' Oibbs. (iovernor of
ilia vine ot Oregon unit ('ouonuiider-ili-C bief of the
.Militia ibureof. do liereby call upon lliu eiiixeua of
lliia Slute I -guliize the llisclve intu ('uiiipuiiiea sllf-
tii-ieiil to till ihe fori-ifnin rviiuisiliiin.
Iu wiloesa vvhereiif, I buve hereunto set mv bund
l.s mid etniMal llie Seal of the Slute of ( In-iron to
It, iitbxeil. Done al Sol.-ui litis t'.'ili iluv of Juiiuurv,
A. I). I.tsi AIU-1-4IN C. (IttlllS,
d'urermr rj Oregon.
Attest 1 8urL K. Mir,
&rcietarjf of istate.
PI1111 of ItVcrniliiiu;.
The IteKimrnt will reiuin ittu iihiiio of the let Cnv
airy Oiegon Voliiiepeia- If will consist of twelve
t oniiiiiiiiea seven I'litnpaoie of Mir old Hcuiiiienl
will W reemiicd to the iiiiuiiumn itii-eiiiiiti required
Kive new ComiatiiiFS reinuiii Iu be raised. A Ueeniit
iiigOllirer for eiicli new L'oniMiiy will be appoinied.
CniiiiiiissMiiia will be issued bv the tiuveruor 10 Ua
rruiiiag DtNi-ere. rutidiiioucd lliut lliey aluill recruit
Ibeir reseelive I'liiiipaiiie in tlie di.'irici to which
they urenmigued.uiid be reudy la lie musieird into
the service w iilnu a liuie liereulter tu lie named. All
llie UHieera for llie new Cuuipuiiiea and the Furt and
Second Lieutenants fur llie uld one, will be appointed
iu eoiai ua llie Cuiupanive mi filled.
A, msiii it 1. ,r,iliiii a,ile. the St, It will he divided
illt idisliK ta.acciidiig 1, ll, mitn.s-r of peraoia in
em li liaiile Iu d ui.la.iry duty and tn llie lounlier uf
inii lierel il. re lurni-lieil. Uiieimucli dl-lmt lm.
iiirin-liid it, qu ite nl men there will lie nu dnlt In the
ime miller tluscall,
Tlie 8ute Ims pruvidrd Icy lair fur the p iyment of a
tenuity o l.iu in St,ie interest bcann U-nds. pav
ile 111 (uld Vi each vuliiiiteer niiwleird ialo llie service
iiTttlirteyeara. In addition to the Iwuiilies autborurd
to I paid hy the United Stutes.
Under Ad ul Cuiipjrw. iUum whn enlist for one year
are entitled to a Is ly from the (ieucral (loeerninent
ol une hiudri'd d dlan. : lor tarn ye in. two hundred
d 'liars, aud d,r Hires lean, three bundled d dlar.one
lliird f which is payable at tlie tune id muster-in.
Neither drain d nun iior'autwlltules-fiimislied either
uelore ur areer llie draft are entitled lubuuiity.
The irate of Private a-ddier are tit a muitu.be
able cl illnnir, equlunei.t, mti. ua. mediclim and
medical attrudaiice, aud ullier alliovauve furul bed by
the U uited Sutee.
The pay per m .nth ia tn lt Serrant nf Cavalry,
tU; Scnr..iiU. I.'O ; t'nrH,rals, Its; Bnxlcra. lib
A ciiniwuy van l inuatvred tnou reacliiiig a miuiwuiu
ul i c nit-led mea.
All Ur karnt for tke (etsfed men will ru ira
Ajr tk fiereraaire.
Appnrviatiuu litlily the patrtntlc action of the peo
ple In re-p"mhntf in ihe prtvion. call lur an Infantry
hVgiincnl. it ia li "d that equal .ila nty will be exbtb
ilcdin raising a Hrgimeutof Cavalry.
OrKauiintlon of a Itcgimrnt.
One Colonel. One Rut'll'iimmi-aary,
One l.iml.-Cikinel, (aaeatra lieuteiuint.)
Tlirre M ijole, ."Out Velertnarjr Kurgeon,
One Surireoe. Une Sen-rant Major.
Tro AnisUut Bargsmi, One Qiiaiternia,trr Seru'l.
Oi IteginH-nUl AitJaUnt, One 1 i,niinlwrv Hcrireaul,
(an extra lieulrtianl) Two H--pilal Is'lewarda,
On Heu'l Q itterma-ter. One Sadaler !ereaiil,
(au extra lieutenant) On Caiel Tniniieter.
Or-tunixitiion of a Companr,
One t'4ploi. Five Serneanis,
On lirst Lieutenant. Kiabt Cmpoials,
out second LKalrnant, Tani Trumpi trni.
(ineKir-t HerKeiuit, Two f'anieanr Utackamitb
Due IV-iarlcriiM-lcr rVrit"t,()nf S-uldkr,
One ( uaamtsaiiry Merneniit.Oae Waguner.
The moiiiuiou wimurr of entieil men required for a
On, p,nt la al 1 Um tBazifaiua ouabw, tut.
013 six lli, ,., i
nihil' of Mr. Deluny's iiioney have been ,1,.
covered on the premises since tha murder.
Tee Divine Nhnkspenre ha said of mem.
I luit "It ia l, Ire Id, ssoil lilnsdiiu lit,,, l, ..i, .
..,,,,, " " S1'". Hill
him who mill's. J he suiiie Ii true of Newell, '
nionnra 8)'i iii,llii,t most aiii'i'uistiil of ult reirimli,.. r.
coughs, ciilila, oi'imp, milium, whooping cough nnj
coimtiinpliun ua una rriul will innst iiii.IuiiIhIiIv ,)rn(.
MARRIED.
Oct. ,
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ViruiniaCuiiuaH.il. J,,,, o. lsiif,. , u,. .., . , "
una Mrs. M. A. O.nnllt. All ,f Mrl,,i, ,,. ' '"
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Uliarh-a il. f.lir nml .Ml.. Snrali K. Juluum,. " "r'
Jim. I, in tliu rulilmce nl II, in. Hiram Mmlll, ii.. .
uncle, In 1,1 ii n en., hy ll, . g, K (Krv. Ji,. w " "
lit, Kail., nml Miss I.jiIIo, .Iniulil.r u lion m. n"
ivuveuwerlli clly, Kaiiana. ' "",
At lliu rt'ililmice uf tliv ltrl(ti'i fsihr. l, u u.
Mr. It. r. Hey. of Clv.l,nil, Ohio, ana Him Anal, li,,,, "i
Sublimit, Orsnn, '
DIED.
Al RiKtlarg, Jan. t, tt typlii.lU few, Ore. W. SniaCT,
R l ray N olive,
rAKEN UP by the aiibaeribar, living f,)ur mil(,.
nuriti eiMt of Suluiii cue Imy mura puny, au,uT
u v,H,i, inn, ,, nut llHMIIl lllgll, (kill,
amnll while eudille iiiaik uu lli left ai,la iU ul,
mil kaoi- bi-unils iiei'cetiiitilo.
dun IU, IHii;
!lw4 W. H MUSKKlia
Four Lli'i, or One Thief.
MP. OWEN, In iimwiir to my itdvurilaemsut
ab ait In. v . save lie run prove tiv mv nt-ii.i.
unit iny liired huutle that 1 iliti not leave ilve tune of
I II, Ol III, uiti iii i,,i,i nun i iiiiuirii h nu uvvny except
wiiui- is leu. ii iu. r. ii "'c ii win pruve tlia ,y my
Idl ed bauds ami my iiciglilmrs. or by either of ilie0
tlien I uui a liar il lie fails tu do il-, be miiea t.e h thiafl
oioi, iii, iiiww , 'j. u, luv jj.
IMTI.O -STATES MAIL.
Oi'i-koii.
Poet Ori.iea )piitikt, 1
W.UIIINOTOS Lrrr Orloliei-li!. iftj i
pnnPDHAlo will bo wieived at the L'ouiriwt nr.
J. in e or line iieiniiiei i mini 3 p, m. of Him ll
ISH5. (lobe ilceiiluil bv Ittl u. enrrvlnir il., .1. 1
tie I'liileil Simes initio Mime ol (Wkuu Irom Jul,
I, I MO j. to Jiuin UU. tWili, oil the 1 tee nml u nj
seheiliile ul' itepHi'lmes and arrivals liei-oiu siN-ciiini
betlitf rome eNliililisln-il bv Act ul Cuiuivm ui,i,h.wJ
June JU, IMil (and uilicrs). r
laOliti Kroin Portland, bv Tuvloi-'a tVn-i, u,.j m..'
Iiiilein (lap, to lituyolte, ill) miles and tiai k,uiu(s
H CUI.
Ijmivo Pni'lhiiid Momliiy at It u in;
Ai-iiie at Lat'uyi'itu h.v li p 111 ;
I'iive l.iiliiyeiie Tuesiluy al li h m;
Ai-livo at 1'orthlliil by (i p ill.
l.'ilUli Krioii Isiluviilii tu Tillamook Vulb ul
miles and bm-k, once a week.
l,eiive Lattiyeiiu nlninlnv ul- 6 a ni.
Arrive ill 'J llamook Vnlley by li p nn
l,envo iilliiiii-iok Valley ni ii u tn;
Arrive hi l.nliivetle bv ti p 111.
ltlli.'7 Kroiii Tlie hiilles. by Canyon City nnd In
iteliunilelli'e. lo lloho t'llv. ildiiho'.l ;tlit) uiils, nj
buck, oni-e a week.
H-iblei'M to propose a schedule uf departure and .
rival,
lli:JH From llosetnirg. liy Ten-Mile Treek, Cwmi
Vnlley, Jiuielioii of Mnliltv and South' Kurka ofu
ipiille, ljriiliiii'ri'a Pi'Hirio, unit Six .Mines, le Furt Or
hud, i'JO miles und buck, once h week.
Itiitiiera will propone sclieilute of lietiarlnree auJu.
rivals
ItitLtl From .Turkannvllle, tiv lloek Point, DarilKn.
tiles, behind. Oulcsvillo, .Norih C'itiivoi,vil!e. Uyuk
l i'cek. ltohchiirg Wilbur, tiukluinl. I'Jugeiiu lityGui
Iiiko (trove, I'orvulli. Albany. JultcrHna. Kulsia, H.
piissi, Aiii-oiu ,viiiie, I'i'i'Kuii 1 uy, una Muwuukie,
I'crilHinl, ittui miles hu! buck. dudy.
Jfiive Jucksoiiville duily at g u in i
Ai'i-ivo at Porthoiil, tioin tsl April lo 1st Dccembtr,
in lln-i-e days; remiiimler of the yeur iu rive duyii
beuve I'orlluiltl duilv ill ti II 111;
Arrive ut Jucksoiiville, fruiu 1st April to tit Dtne
boi'. in three ituye; leiiiiiiiiiier uf the year in live din
If service uu lhi iiniu. and I'lHU, C'ulit'oniia.'lt
let, Ihul on ruule J4'JI3, t'ldiluriiia, will nut be.
Ilids must provide fur the conveyance uf the mil
with ccnuinty, celerity, and security," uuii.g ii,
terms of Ihe Iniv. Fur lonn uf proposal, guaruiN,
iiiol certiticuie und fur tiistructiuns, roiiiiixinctiu,lu.,
die., tiiddei-a ure referred to ibe piimpldel udveru
liiout uf lliia dute at tbo principal poet utticea.
W. IILNNl.lD.V,
4iiwl Poeiuiualer Gvuenl
'A Complete Pictorial History erifct
TiuicM,"
"The Vol, Cheapest, and Molt Succtuji
.Family Fuper in the Union."
HARPERS WEEKLY
feI'LENDlDLY ILLL'STUATED.
ClUTICiL oTK'la or thi raiias.
"The best Family Ptiper iuhliabed Iu Ilia Unild
-.Imi,4 ' Xric Loitiwn Adtertiter.
"The Mu.'KL AanirAraa ul uur cnuntrywnpaa
iu nil llie department, ut nu Amerii-uu Fuiiuiv hpe
lUarxu IVkki.t liuaeuuied tor itself a ritltta
11 title, A JUllt.SAL OF ClVlLlZ.lTIOi. "- 1
,V. V. &rntng Vott.
"Thia rupee InriiiBliea the bent illnttratioiu, Ov
fuluie biatuiiuiia will enrich tlieiueelves outuf lbs
imi'a Weekly lung ullur writer,, aud pumteii. aal
publi,liui-a uru turned Iu dust." -V. Evtnirtlul.
"A uevxaeity iu every liuuaebotd." Beito Tn
sertpt.
StltStHU'TIOAS.
lt5.
Il'irper's weekly tor (be Pacific Slain.'
v lltiiig dreiioiia uf extending the intlaeuceef a
publicHiioiia in tin srciion, llie. Pnblisliei uf Uu.
ru'i Mauaiixx and Wr.sat.t will pay eorfcrne
attention lo aulim'ripiioua Irom tho Pacini: Swa.
and siiliaciihera uiuy rely upon the pnnupi arnrild
ibeir pupera by emii mad fruiu New Vurk. fussa
ten uml oibcia doirniia of getting up Hubs, will
supplied with a handsome picluiiul bhow-biU f
pIlCHllOII.
I he I'lildiahera have perfected a system of it
by w Inch they 11111 supply llie MtuaiiNit aiulVYiuu
iieiiy lu liiiHw wliu preler iu receive Itiair arar
11-11I, ilireclly Irom llie Ulll.-e uf PiihliculluiL
Tnu postiiKe on IIaki'Ui i ll nKl.r ia iH ami
yeur, Wt.iuli must be .uidnl ttiesuesc tUr't lJ.
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An Kslia Copy of cither lb IV g Ki r or Hmv
will lie supplied rtralis lor e.erv Clan t tirt oee
brrg ul 91 i'U euiTi, ill one remiliHiice; ur six iof
lur t II ell.
ll.ii k Niiinlices ran be supplied al any liiae.
Tlie Annual Volume ul llAiiraa's ttsHU
iieni iloih bioiliiig, will be seni by exafc f
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ri'.irW Volume, sent uu reeeipl ul rash all'ie i
a) I on tK-r volume, Jrriuhi at cjprwe f p"tW
Audivsa II U(l',.lt et UMOl'siKK-
Fhakli neAua,.k,i,tt
"liiqiKslioiiitlily I lit beol Milal
work or llie kind in the WorM.
HARPER'S
New Monthly Magaaw
eanirAi. otics ur tu r-
It is the foremast Muuaiiueoftlieday. Th4',j'
never hud a mure delightful coinnuuwii, nor It
ion a more eiitrriiisuig fricml. ilian llrieri auf
line Methtlt frottttunt lllaltiinntel-
The uiuel popular Muiilhlyiii Ilia urld.-.w
Obntrrer. it-ia
W e mn.t refer in lerine of eulogy t W
ami varied excelleinea of llABrxas
journal with a luunihlv eircul tiun of alioal "'-.
epiea in whose imgea are 10 lie '"""".""r fi
chuieeat light and general reurting uf ,T',na)
speak of lliu work us an evidetice uf Ihe
People 1 and the nopuluritv il baa acquired
Ku.ii Number c.,i..ui..a felly N4
mutter, upproprlaieiy illnstHied with
and it rouihinra in itself lb "V "'ZZ
uiure idiiliwipbiial qnurlerly, blended ' "'",
leutnreaul the daily journal. Il ll f1 Jlfni
the diesemimuion ut a hive of pure luemi a
arr'a UaioV U American Literature, " f:: . lilea-
The volumea bnniid toiisliliit of ll'"',
rvof niiac lluneuiia reading such aa """"'L, m
in Ihe earn coin par in nv other pubbeaiw w
cum uuder uur notice H'to t'uner.
PACIFIC BTAIEslrBSCBlPHO!"
. 1883.
Being dealruua of extendin tli fS Hu
"ublicafiona in thia nelioii, the PiiblnHe
raa Maoaiidi aud tt lrZmM
attention iu "uba:riilioiia Iruia lb r"r'.'J, u
aiibMntiera may rely upu tb roiBp m
Mneanne, bv mail. . ,f aaitt
Tn Publiihera hav perfected a ayate" 1"
bv w liirh tber ran eiipply tlx N'n",B,,Sr -oat
prompt, t iIiom who .rferl w-'v !" r
icala direr III frim t-e OlHc of Pabliealioa-
The p. a.Hg on ll.rp.r a
year, which must U. paid at the tutKnnrr
TEKMSi
Harper's Maguiine, en year
Aa Extra Cupv of eiihe the U?."r ii
will bo aupplied gratia fur every cmo ' wc
serteer nl l 110 each, ia on ream11 "
ie,frAI UU. ....ii
11,,-k iiamliors can b nppM .'
A t omplet Sel. sow composing kf -
nme. in neat elolh binding, will "frierwn
treiiilu al expenaeor pnrchaaar. foi Jra
Muill TolilUB-i, hy Bail, pnalpal. ..yna
for binding, . rem, by mad- P"'l!yrus,
HAKI'Klt . IHlll HEH. I-t
Franklin Square,
PHotlrr-, .i1bS
MF.F.TINU of th. atorkholdera el .
A Milvee Mining Co. will toJJTw
twlern on Tuesday Jan.
n on lneiav Jan- " '. J. 1 i.mim
of general li-Minea.
Jaa- lb,ltMwll
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