TKLKUUAl'UIU UISPATIHES.
New YorU, Fi'b. 10. Tim Herald' i Savnn
nnli eiirrt'spnrdYnt tnya : Niitwitlistiiiiding t ho
rebel ili'tiiKl In Hid ontitrarr, the Unloo siMitl
nipnt throughout Gi'iiriilii in wrv strong;. Mee
tings are living hell In ut luttst iii'iateon conn
tici, nt which rcBiilii'liMn In favor nf ohialng
the ttar and retnminjf to the Union have heen
. siWiited. These vicwi express the nlmnat
unanimous views of the ppiiplo of the north
western ni well ns thi other mrti of the Suite,
At Agitata, anil Pulaski ponce mooting! were
broken up hy the militury.
The Legislature wan to meet in extra loaaion
TeeterUiiy. btrong ellbrte will be made an
with good hnpea of auocesa, to have it authorize
the calling of a convention, fur the purpose of
funning a reetoraliun uf the Slate to the Union
Governor Brown la beleived to bo fullv in ao.
ord with the movera In the prnjeot.
The amiill poi waa very bad among the ne
grnea, in ami about Snvnnnnh.
New York, Feb. 10. The Herald's New
Orleans correspondent inj-a : An order to
vaounte Mobiel waa reeeived from Rich
moon on tno inn January, and many
Oominehood at once remnveing their atorea, etc.,
to Selina. It ia alto aaid that nearly all the
rehel troops have left for Arkanaaa.
Cairo, Feb. 10. Tho New Orleana Delta
ayi i . The evacuation of Mobili) hni beirnn
To fact waa known te Gen. Grant aa early an
January inn, i lie ls.iiuu balea or cotton,
' which Maury has ordered deetruyed, aa noon
oar forces take possession of tho place, it ia
beleived will bo aaved by the citizens.
, ' New York, Feb. 17. The Richmond papera
of 14th abow that the qoeation of arming the
laves haa been temporarily laid aelde in the
Late rebel papera present some very curious
na Interesting disclosures regarding financial
and military matters in Jell. Davis' dominions
the new currency ia now considered of lesa
alue than the old. Thero ia no money even
of this worthless character in tho Treasury, to
settle the immense outstanding account, and
taxation it declared aa heavy na the peoplo oan
isnu.
The proposal to conscrint the negroes br th
wholaale having received an adverse decision
la we reliel Uongrcs. the scheme or organlz
. rng into volunteer eervioe it now being warm-
If tllsOUSSlMI.
Asefcirrespnndent of the Herald saya i The
, closing of the port of Wilmington haa been
tad blow to Nassau. All ia stagnation there,
According to thn Herald, on the 3d there were
tkerti over 30 stealers and 10(1 sail recently
engaged in cotitrulmnd trade. The warehouse
are filled with goods. The pirate Tallahassee
new called tho Chamelion wus thero on the
Brat of tho month, and the attention of the
Government was called to the fact by our Con
ul. Ourguubuat Hondurus arrived there on
the 31st, and asked permission to anchor in the
DtrUor, hut was relusetr
. hb xuim, iuvyif. j meeting in inyai
Georgians waa held at the Cooper Institute
W V.. -I. V.... I T A .!.. -t I I
last uignt. hpeoches were made hy Severn!
residents of Georgia. Resolutions were passed
denouncing the ses'ion movement, and urging
we eany return ot tne statu to tne union.
:. New Vol k. Feb. 18. Tho Richmond pa
peri contain very interesting disclosure! re
carding tho corruption in Jeff. Davis' Cubiuet,
aid five an iusight into the causes of its recent
dissolution.
A committee of the Richmond Congress has
presented siuuon, late vv nr Secretary, as guil
ty of gross swindling, and the Richmond jour
nals make statements which add to his guilt.
We have alfo some developments regarding
Hood's 1 enucssee campaign,
TbcSeliHa (Ala.) Mississippian sayai Two
regiments ol bis army returned to Coriutli with
only M men lelt out or l.'JW.
New York. Feb. 14 Mai. Gen. Sclmlicld
has assumed command of tho Department of
Hona Carolina. This placet rum at the head
of all the military forces operating iti the vicini
ty of Wilmington, Advioes from Cape Four
river to the 9th represent all quiet.
New York. Feb. 14. The Commercial's
Newbern correspondent saya : An expedition
Ja preparing there, which, in all probability,
frill make an advance on Goldshnro. If can-
tared, this will give the United States all of
Booth-eastern Curohnnr
New York, Feb. 15. The steamer Aracro
from Port Royal the I lib hass arrived. Among
tier passengers are Mnj.-Uen. roster and mini
J-
. Breckinridge has been installed as Confed
crate Secretary of war.
The World's Washington correspondent
' reiterates his former statement that the rebels
will soon evacnate Richmond and the Atlantic
iJ rall I.....I. .. .1 :..
wm .nt, VOU II, WIO IUOUWI1IIS III lliu ill
terior. lie now says that Lee and Beauregard
will command to grand armies, and that pre
parations are making for an overwhelming at
tack oa Sherman.
New Y'ork. Feb. 1C The Commercial's
apeetaj sayi : There are rumors in Washington
of favorable military news from North Caroli
di, addition to that reoeired Inst night. The
admission, nf the Representatives from Louis
iana il regarded aa certinn.
New York, Feb. 17 Tho movement to
ward Wilimngioii lust Suiimlud resulted in a
permanent advance, tho Union lines being
moved over two miles of new ground. The
positions was held and works were immediately
thrown op. '
New York, Feb. 13 Tho Post's snecinl
dispatch says : in tho letter to the Committee
of Ways and Means, Fessenden does not ask
for power to issue more currency. It is proba
ble lie will rely on the seven and three tenth
notes for the next fiscal year.
Ex-Governor Thomas 11. Hicks. U. S. Seu
aUot from Maryland, died at 7 o'clock this
Doming.
ladiauopolis, Feb. 13. The Constitutional
medmui.t to abolish slavery, after having
passed the Semate by 23 to 24, passed the
Hoot to night by a vote of 57 to 2U.
Wasblngi Feb. 1:1. Most of the North
ern and Western State have ratified the ad
mendioeut to the Constitution of abolishing
slavery. Only one State Delaware ao far,
hat, drileil nirainst il.
- Wsshiogti.n, Feb. 10. The House passed
the Senate bill for the establishment of steam
'ervioe bctvteeoe the United States, China and
Japaa.
The Post's special says t The Ways and
Means Committee have inoreasud the pay and
salaries 20 per cent.
. l is beleived the issue of Treasury notes,
opder tho new loan bill, will he limited to the
denomination of $100 and upwards.
Tho President to-dar nominated Senator E.
U. organ, of New lurk, to be Secretrry of
ioeTreawirv.
' Kerr York. Feb. 11. The CommcrciuT.
sum 1 dispatch t,vs i Notwithstanding Sena
tor Korean s declination after his nomiurtivn
Is tho Treasury Department, his friends oon
tloe to press bis name npnn the President.
It at tttosght Morgan will vcept the position.
Washington. Feb. 13 I.ciea Curtii has
boo snpointed Collector of Inurnal Ijevrnoe
for Jrancitoo vice Patch.
KeST Orleans, Feb. 10 A refugee froln
nMHS l htu rennrfa I'riei. a ,
r- V nine thonsaud strong, mostly oat.r
fro Vexs. Large number of deserte..
were ooosUutly arriving at the Jdo Grande
wd seaapeing north into Arkansas and Mis
souri. Price's headquarters were at Borham,
Tsxos. forty mrles south of lied River, ia a
to foregoing region. Mngrqder is at Camden,
Arkap-ws, with a part of his coinmaud. The
snal swly, chiefly cavalry, is oo a stealing el
f ' o in Trxaa. The horses of both com
I i re in an exhausted oondiuon. Magru
dt k e twviily thouMnd men on the master
rolls, 10 thirds nf whom are effective. Kirby
fii.k's head quarters are still at Sbreveport.
Lee ..sa. llis eniirt strength Is estiiuaud
at ttrrty eight tlwusaod. only about twenty-live
thMsd of whom are servicable. An im
mense drore nf beef cattle, numbering some
h'indred thousand head, is ruaniiAg the prai-
ml W T.wna l .. . f , - .
fimfch's, Mag ruder 's and other rebel ofiicers'
saltan specolslians still eoutinue to be made.
Karl, rebel agent at Matamoras, is said to
have made a million dollars ia gold.
LOCAL ITKMK.
The two brothers, J. G. and J. M. Martin,
for tome time past favorubly known as business
men in this city, have gone nilh a stock of
goods to try their fortune east of the mountains
one of them to Bulse, tho other to Kootenai,
During tho firing of a iintioiuil salute on the
22d, by the Salem Light Buttery, a premature
discharge ncoiirred, by which two men, Ileverly
Waller and C. F. Pleasants, were soverely in
jured. One nf Pleasint's eyes is gone, and his
faco and arms badly mutillatcd. Waller's
faoo is badly burned, but his most serious in
jury is in the right arm, the muscles nf which
are considerably mangled. The acoident was
probably caused by the promaturo admission
of air into the tube, though we do not know
that any one was to blame.
On Feb. 22d, Joseph Sweitzcr, Mato of the
steamor Enterprise, fell overboard near the
mouth of the Suntiam and was drowned. Hit
body was afterwards found. Ho was a brother
of Captain Sweitxer wlnf was among tbo lust
when the Northerner win wreoliud.
The supper given hy the ladies of tile Bap
tist Church on Tuesday night was patronized
by a very largo number. The sain of $;MiO
was realized, an amount sufBoieut to clear the
church nf all debit.
The Thespians will play ' The Toodles "
and the " Two Bonrryoastlea " on this, Monday,
evcninf. They state that this is the first en
tortainment in their " farewell ongaeoment,'
and that they expect to introduce several new
features that will astonish the imtlvo-. Sallie
Goodrich Thayer will appear in two highly
amusing characters, Their last performance
was an eutiro success, mid wu have no doubt
this one will lie.
The proverb that " Satan finds tome mischief
still for idle hands to do," was illustrated iu
this city Inst week. Sumo secret assassin made
war on the canine species. Nut only the
worthless curs, liui several very valuable watch
and shepherd dogs died with the etryohniiie
piuguu. oeverut wcu-traiued animals were
destroyed for which tho owners hud refuted
large sums of muuey. Wo suggest that per
sons bad better wutuh their smoke-houses, hen
roosts, etc, after this sneaking trunsnction.
It looks to us as though the perpetrator desired
to steal something and feared the alarm that
might be given by theso fuithful aniniula.
The Hesperian Society of this place gave
their lifth annual literary exhibition on Friday
evening last. This Society is composed mostly
of young men belonging to Willamette Uuiver
ity, and wus originally connected with that in
stiluiion. On account of some narrow-minded
persecutions on the part of some of tho Trus
tees, tho Society dissolved its connection with
the school, and now has quite a valuable library
and is in flouriahinir condition concrallr
The exercises on Friduy evening were all cred
itable, aud some were marked with more than
ordinary originality aud ability.
I he weather the past week has been pleas
ant no rain, but littlo freezing more like
Spring thau Winter.
A County Teachers' Institute has been called
to meet in Salem on the 20th of March. Wo
publish the call in another oolumn. Those
associations have been efficient nidi to the
cause of education in other States, and all per
sons interested in the subject should aid in
their establishment hero.
The merchants of this city have increased
Uie price of flour within n few Juys past from
eight to nino dollars per barrel. Wo do not
know that there has been any corresponding
rise in tho prioe of nhent.
The " owners '' of our rebel cotemporary
over the way were in secret session on Satur
day. It is supposed they were oalled together
by the new exigencies nrising in consequence
of tho fall of Charleston, and tho reported cap
ture of Gen. Beauregard's monkey.
The "Union army meeting" in this city last
night was held at the Congregational church.
Interesting speeches were made by Dr. Ben
son. Cnpt. Keeler and others. These meetings
ore held the fourth Salliath in every month in
nearly every city in the Union, lor lliu purpose
of discussing questions connected with tho ar
my nnd presenting tho claims of the Christian
Commission.
Paiu the Fokfp.it. We noticed about
election timo a wngerof rather a unvel charac
ter made by J. K. De Lnshmut and J. Orchard
in Polk county j the terms of which were that
if Lincoln was elected. Orchard woe to carry
two bushels of apples from hit place to De
lusbmutt's, a distance of two miles; and if Mo-
Clellan was elected, the same operation was to
be performed hy Delasbmutt. The conditions
lof the agreement were performed by Orcburd
ou tho 17th of February, in tho presenoe of a
large number of buth parlies. A correspondent
sending us an necuuut of the affair, snys :
You may lie astonished thnt anv one slumM
have been so foolish as to think that McClellnn
cool J ever bo President, much less back the
opiuion with a wager; lint when yon lake iuto
consideration that this unfortunate Cop. places
oipneii vuiinueoae in want n Arena ears, the
matter is explained."
Some of the apples were received at this
ofli-e.
"VIZ," "OIB," ADCS.M
Ed. Statrsmax : In a recent weeklr issni.
ni one 01 lue raners ol Urecoii. the rdiiorilVo hav no rnri-tu ei at all. Ilniiv n,l
in a low short paragraphs uses " we,' " ours."
sua u, remine 10 nnnseil. some twentr.
Gve times the we's being some tweutv. fi
rend. tig. the we s came so fast that curiotit
wus aroused, and a count instituted. Onlvt
part ol Ihe editorial matter was examined.
1 be suggestion simply is. that if a cnulnhutr
lo a pnbiio journal, in a short eominunicatisi.
should nse the " big I " as this editor did ka
we's," be would not be regarded slightly eo-
tistical !
Ought nut editors to he as careful in wrhuc
as they wish their correspondents to be f ;
(
Monmouth, Polk Co..
February 17th, 195.
En. Statesman: Somewhat relieved i mr
" ridiculous aiubiiiou to see my nsine in fiblio
print." I again condescend lo notice tin fiat
headed baboon of the Arena. I can agree
with the monkey-faced editor in one parKular,
and that is. that I am "green" grem for
ever stopping so low as lo notice Ihe lay si
wnsh, who is beneath even the dignif of a
'log. 1 am disposed lo take flat head ssilvice
in regard to "lucubrating through Ihe plumns
of a taper :" at least to Tar as publicly sotioiug
any hosy that is low in the estimating of the
pubhe as ia the vagabond editor of the Arena.
So far as bis pity for me is consrrned, I
"would advise him in all kiudnrss" tc reserve
his sympathy for some of the inUrts of his
tribe 00 the Grand Round reservation who are
ondergoing the painful operation tba. he. him
seir. had the sad experience of when a youth
ol having their heads flattened between two
boards, fur the purpose r.r piichinr them back
at the angle of forty. five degree.. If my
frienils will forgive nie for tins, t aa ill promise
them in the future that I will not "riurlify" them
again by paying any attention whitevor to the
leather-beaded editor of the Arem.
Harui Holmah.
1
CF" Wheat in Ibis market is 00 worth II 50
per bushel.
IIIK JiKWS.
After a silence of over twn',t,,(l tho wires
havo spoken to us ngaiu. Tlnnous is of tho
most cheering character. Grj lnl ,,iado a
successful advance and holds position two
miles nearer to Petersburg. Wman has
captured Urunchvillo. Charlestoi Dnhy.
Ion of tho Smith, the cradle of smlon and
the nursing mother of treason, hai'fullen into
his hands with hardly a show of resLnoe.and
the flag of the Union floats ugnii over tho
walls of Fort Sumter. It is thought,,, r,.bels
ar evacuating Mobile. Wilmington 1 0Osely
invested, aud It , is oven reported U14 Rich
mond is to be leji to its fate, and ihajeff.'a
forces are to ho sonoeiitrnted for a firmistrug
gle in tho mouuluitii of North Carolina. ' Sev
eral prominent rehds uregoitigto Mexicrnd,
in fact, the affiir f tho Confederacy arc lie
coining an disjointed that it is hard to tell vmt
is their real ciriditim. The Richmond leaders
are evidently1 aiming to work some kind f
strategy to (et ott of their predicament.
During the kmg tijue that the stage of action
has been hidden fitin our view wo cannot sec
that any of the plain of the government have
failed, or that any' disaster has befallen the
national forces. This is nn evidence that,
though the progris of events is slow, we are
surely appronchin the consummation that all
patriots desire. Vie Confederacy , is doomed,
tho counsels of eu men are coming to naught,
and the time of iff final triumph is evidently
olose at band.
While affuirs 1 1 progressing thus favorably
in the field, Co rets is doing an important
work. The Co litutional amendment, abol
ishing slavery, h passed by the requisite two
thirds vote, bus een approved hy the Presi
dent and ratihVi y the legislatures of several
States. So the rld moves in spite of those
who would and her to the barbarous institu
tions of past og
There is no in in the news that wo read
with more sat action than tho one which
status that Na iu is played out her ware
house full of 1 rubandise for which she bus
no market, her eving bluckado runners rot
ting ia her hnrli , and the "neutral" pirates,
who have fatten on our misfortunes, finding
their sdiemes nldenly foiled. Wo confident
ly b.diore the tiie is close at hand ohen Brit
ish pinles nnd imericnii traitors will come to
grief n lilis banner everywhere nnd find
ihcmsfves thefietiint of the plots intended to
crippl and despiy us,
Titj IIvpottiTB Aoain. The low-bred
our ad irresponsible beggar who is hired by
the "Irena Cnupnny " to shoulder th ir lies
and Niidcrs, whose natural propensity to lie is
excettd by nnthing but his cowardice and ig
norant.1, and who is permitted to run at largo
becam his want of brains renders him harm
less, oils over with impotent rage because we
refund to the fact that some of his masters
wcrapeculating in Bounty Bunds while hypn-
oritidly denouncing the la,w by whioh they
wenoreutcd. The knock kneed booby does
not to the lact referred to that those who fill
his nnth with bread were once tho custodians
nf polio money, nnd that after tho people
kick! them from their places of trust they be-
c4n. gentlemen of leisure," with fuuds to
spireand squander on a sheet devoted lo the
divenination of fa'sebood and treason. He
dots rot deny tho bounty fund speculation, and
n.iiybave noticed the fact that his dcuunoiu
liftis tf tho Ian creating this State indebted
ness save weakened materially of Into. Ho
publishes soldiers loiters, written to order
duilitlesk, in which tho officials aru freely de-
noinced for nut furnishing tho bonds fust
esmgh. He talks about the soldiers being
pforly fed ud poorly paid, vthilj his masters
njo greedy to biy their bonds at less than one
llird their valie. Ho says something about
sUielmdy grouing patriotic over a salary of
00. Wonler if he ever heard a report
tlat went the. rounds a few years s nce of a
ctrthin individial who sucoeeded in clearing
lie sum of t lb;iK)l) in four years on a salary of
1.5001 It wis one of his "owners" that
lint circulated lliu repurt, and we presume
tly nnderstoid each other's financial opera
tins. ,Tho
'tool
has evidently forgotten the
overt), ' lime who
live in glass houses
liould not thrisv stones,
Tancouvbii, Feb. 20th. 1805.
Ed. Statesman 1 I notice in the Arena of
lie f.'llll inst. 1 letter dated Fort Vancouver.
fell 1st, fniiii a "vnlnnteer under Gibbs' call"
vbidi is false from beginning to end. But it
I milling more than I could expect, coining
Iron tho souru- it does.
"In the first placo we were promised a
Wuity from the State of Oregon of fifty dol
hrs: we were promised a bounty from the
United States of one hundred dollars, ai well
us limnties from tbo different counties. All
Ibis has nut come lo pass, nnd we cannot glean
toy hing certain as to wheu we will get any of
.hose bounties."
how this teller cnold not hare been written
by a soldier of company A, if by one at all ;
from Iho fact that there were only two compa
nies of Oregon Infantry here nt that time, and
lley bad received their county bounties before
tli'y came here. Company A gut their State
b ride nn the 4th. and it was known by most
o lliu noys that wo would get them about thut
lie.
"We have three ounces of bread. two nances
meat and cne pint of coffee thrice a day.
hourly is the constant wurd. why don't wo set
leoougu in eni.
Some of us were a little hungry at first, bat
since we have got nsed to the grub we have
plenty. We have not heeu curtailed in our
grub lo pay for conking utensils nr anything
else. We have eighteen ounces of bread, one
and one-fourth pounds of heef.or three-fourths
of a pound of pork per day. We have, alto,
all the coffee we can drink, and bean or rico
soup once a day. Any one who is familiar
with the Army Regulations know that is what
we are entitled lo. I suppose "Volunteer"
thinks government ought to furnish tobacco,
pipes, whisky, Ate ; and as to cutting and fit
ting onr clothing, the most of as drew clothing
to fit. and those who did not, took them to the
Quartermaster and exchanged Ihem.
" Hut every man is cursing the government;
this kind ol treatment is a good war to make
democrats out of Ihe most rank abolitionist."
There is not a svi in onr company that ia
cursing the government. We are just as strong
Union men as when we enlisted, uur officers
treat os kindly and with respect. The most of
os are well satisfied, and enjoying ourselves
huirely. In fact. I think we will fall in love
with soldiering. Soldier.
VT A national salute was fired by the Salem
Light Battery on Saturday in honor nf ihe
capture of Charleston, and the raising of the
natinual flag over Fort Sumter. The salute
was fired in obedience to a general order from
the national capital.
ptawAi. Uv. Dr. IWimoo, of th AJnttU, U
Vnrv4 ns with a frintlr mil mi HutonUv.
A CARD.
Th fonoaltis rrtnnrtloft. vm puscd Ujt ll-prtan S.
tifir. r-k IVh. Iw.
Ktmmm4, Tltnl Om tttsnks f lti H',tr1iit twirl? srt
rtr lrttrrS u Ow Helws sml frntleii i, ur,1
th Intitif .S ttcr!lltt bmi' wu U oceasi'4 ! Us t.
ii, on rti,ir. r-h e 141.
Sr t4rr (if th. S-ictely. 1 C. UMPSON,
' Sun H Oimv, rnarfaal.
txrtivr.
THE LATEST.
Fperiul I)spatelies to tlm Oregon Stalummii.
Details of Iho Capture of Charleston.
The C'ily Blown tip hy the It !' In.
Great Destruction of Life and Property.
WILMINGTON OURS.
New York, Feb. 21, fltemnrr Fulton Iirr rrlvrti
from Cliitrlcrttun hartmr. Tribune's corn'Hfiulfiit iHih
nny : Kurly lut eveninj( fien. Hchimmelleiiuinf;, com
main i n k northern dUtriut Dopwrlment of the Houth,
dicnvtTft) ln,(.icHtioiiH thitt re he Ik were about to evucii
ato CMiailcHtoti, Accordingly he ordered the picket to
keep a lookout nil night and report itnmedluteiy wiy
movHineiit of the enemy.' At liulf ibkI three In Hie
m ruing n tcrrflic exploMon took place, which shook
every rtliip In the harbor and otT the bar. Alnnmt im
tiltiineoiiHly HanicH broke out In difterent purl in nn of the
city. PiiKt explosion took place ut Wilmington depot,
lire from width cuuscd peiiurul conflitgratlon all dwell.
Uft Iiouhch in the vicinity. Hccond exploHlon which
tok place renulk-d very dlnuatrouHy, caunlng terrible
Iohh of life among women and children, who are repre
sented having been horribly ntntihittd. At nix o'clock
ttchimmcHeniiiiitf occupied city nnd itn dvl'encei. For
inidiihle earthwork on JniueH filnnd were found nlmit
doned rinriguim Hpikcd. Klwlit o'clock a detuchmunt
wna wnt to t.ilti' postHenfiion of Fort Humler mid i'Hi-e
the flag wliicli Anderson hauled down nearly four yeara
ago. Ah fflKt aa the f'orceacoufn lie thrown Into tbecily
they were net to work to put out the lire that won ray in a
fiercely In difleient pnrU of Ihe city. Old mcii.wouien
and cltildrcn were rutthlnR frantically to and fro in
RRony of dpHpafr at Iokh or h'mea and the killing and
iiutilntion of frienda.
In all probnliihiy two thirda of the city will be do
atroyed before the lire la extinguished. The left or
reur Kmird of re he 1 1 lefi Clmi'lntOon at 4 lliia morning.
8yeml li nnd red re be In who nee re ted tliemoclvea hi
different purta of the city when the in win ndnmn
were rctretiting. have given theinaelvon up. Another
account iHva (Jlmrleaton waa evacuated on ihe night
of the 1 7lii, leaving the lorlilicHtmni uninjured, be
idea three It nnd red gnna which were apiked. The
evitciiatiun who Hmt discovered nt Fort Moultrie in the
morniiiur. Hart of the trntinn lulioiied on Juoiei
and croxited over in loan nnd look povaemiion of (he
city. I'mvioua to evHciiatiug the enumv hrud the up
per part of the city and destroyed sixty thousand hulea
of cotton, '
A fearful explonion occurred at Wilmington depot
by which aeverul hundred citiena were killed. Ad
mi ml iJahlirren waa limt to run to the citv. where he
arrived about two o'clock, (len. Oil more followed,
and had an Interview with Schimuielt'euniug in the
city, for the prusetit in command,
Keruftliit of tw Iron elaiU were found which had been
blown up. Dloukarie runner Cyrtne, juit arrirrd from Ni
nn, fell Into our Imiidn. Ilouaei In the lower purtof llio cltj
completely rlildleil by our hot and ihell. Weill hy portion
of Hie population Imve kbienled theniselvei from Uitt oily
where only tlie poorer clnuea remaln,who are luffirlug from
want of food.
CiiARLKitToa. Feb. 18. Clmrleiton and all the DoMewion
fll Into our liiiiula this mnriiltitr, with W) i1eca uood artil
lery, and lupplk'i of nmiiiuulllou, M nJor Mclluili mrrender
edthuclty loth troops of (Jen. Bchhuuielllnlng, nt 9 tlili
mornliiK.
,Our Hdvauce on North R tlsto from Dults Buy htMenel tin
eueiny'i ret reat. C'ottun wirclioufes, arnnNl, qtmrlermititer
lores, rallrorid hriilgi-i tud Iron cld were burned by the
eneiuy. Home of the rmeli In the ihlp yrd were nlio
bunivd. Nenrly all the lalmbliAnia rental iiIiiit behind be
long to the poortr clism. (Aik""') UlLslOitK.
Ban pPAVCiM'o, Feb. 25. Private Ulaunlchei auole sold on
tin-24th mmtt-nfO.
A dispatch of yetterdny saya WltmlnntoD Is oura.
MAR HIED.
In this city, Feb. ft 1, hy Rev. 0. DIcLlmon, Mr. A. II.
M or ran, ami Mist Mfllntta K. lloou.
Coiiiiliiiieiita of pnrtlca received. No curds sent.
In Ysuihll county, by HfV. t)eo. O. Chntllrr, Mr. John
Henderson, and Mlu Luclnila T. Van busk Irk, all of Yamhill
county.
roii run ry nve miles east or eatem. at tne reaiden.e or
thebrMr'a fnther, by Cider John Btlpp, Mr. W, B. Culver,
formerly of Athena, Ohio, and Mist Louisa J. 0 lover, all of
Mnrlon county.
In Han Francisco. Feu, 'li, by Iter. Dr. Cohen, Mr. Jacob
Cohen, of Portland, and Miss Emily Uruckman, of New
I or.
At Vancouver. Feb. ?2d.by John F. Smith, J. P.. Ernest
Ferdinand Latige, ol Folk county, aod Lenoir Ady, of Marl
on county.
In Hetiton countr. on the loin Inst., by D. w. Russell, Esq..
Henry I. Dtiy, and Miss Francis K. Hill, nil of Denton oounty.
At the residence or the brine's nthcr. tn Yamhill county.
Feb. 16ih. bv U. W. Branson. Mr. Allen Homy, nnd Helen A.
Falconer, buth of Yamhill county.
br Rev. Win. R. Koscr.A. J. BurTord.and Elisabeth Jones
both of Multnomtih county.
Feb. 81st, by Hev. Win P. Kofer, Hamuel welch and Fran
ces tf. Culberson, of Multnomah county.
DIED.
Nenr Oakland, Feb. 2,1, of congestive chills Oeorse. voung
est son of Dr. L. Hall, used in years.
un Josi nana rratrie, w, t. rett. lotrt, or tiintheria, Jninff,
Rilward, younttett aun of A. 8. and 8. O. Yantli. tied 3 years
and 8 mnnihs.
n this city, after nrotracted Hlnesa. Mr. James Jones.
formerly of Rosehura:.
Funeral irrvtCf. In rnniMiiisni- nf snntlnnswl alrkni.M In
..ir. immory lumuy, win be hetn at the residence of lir.
Flake, on trottl rt. whrf friend Arts InwiltMi la suaainhU
T.,u.l. f,.rn....n tit til ..'.,1..nL
Hac of School Lands.
TS Kccordnnco with an order made bv the countr
X comiulaaioiieni' court of Marion wmnlv, Bute of
Oregon, at tho hobruary term thereof, loi, nil the
vacant achool lauda in said Marion county will ho of
fered for aide nt the court house in Sale in on the 'Jthh
day of March, and aa many daya thereafter aa may be
deemed necessary.
The In in is will be sold lo the hiirheat bidder, at not
tii an two dollar per acre, one fourth to be paid
down, the remainder in three anniml iutdalltnenta,
with interest imvable semi annually. All rumminta
mnsl be made in irold or nicer coin, and all the
notes and bjude will be dmwu with thta under
atandinir. N. IJ Persons desirinir to offer bida at this aale will
gnat ly fucilitate tliebuainesa hy ohtaiuintr bfforehnnd
correct drcrtptiona of such Iota or paro It of land aa
inry aepire to purctinac.
Ify order of the county coinhnwlonfr rmtrf.
P.S KNItlHT.
Feb. CO, Ifi.,iw5:51 Marion Co. School Mip't
FOR SALE AXD HOT.
rpiIE u nd trsi ned, desirous of changing his Lusl
I new, oiler for sale the KUUXITL UK, SALfftiN
STOCK, CiOOO WILL, and FJXTL'KKS of the
HOWARD HOUSE.
and will rent the hitter nn reasonable terms.
The 1IOWAKI) HOI HE has leen recently imnrov
eil. and is in receipt of a Ulwrtil Patmuajfe, and leins;
shunted between the landiiitf of the Oremi SteiiuiHl.ips
and the Oregon Htfarn Nnvintion Compiiny's wharf.
otter superior families for a lucrative husmeM.
i'ronosilionH in tide lotue uncle rsijfiipd on the prtm
a, or at the aioie of A. Cuhu 6c Co., will mfct with
attention. JA8. W. OOlNit.
I'orthnid. Feb. I. im. i w4
FRUIT TREES.
Grapes, Eoses, Shrubbery,
Bulbs, &c.
I I1AVF. onliuuds Bn cullncliun of Fruit stud (Ir
1 nnmsnial Tn-es. Slinihs, and I'IhiiU, wliicli 1 oiler
lor sworn uiw I'Kltba.
( herrj-, l'lum, Pear, and Apple Trees,
in sverv mrlotv. (illAPKS, uf all III. W.l haidjr
stirts. Twcnlv Bve Turi lie. of the best Imrd per
rlnat IIO-KS Kiflren sons or Olieal IIAHMAS
ULADIULU.-. IIONEVnUt'KLKS, tix..ke. CIH-UA.vr-,
IIAF1IKI(UIK.S, and ulli.r siunll Irniu
I.OMUAHUV 1'ul'LAK, KLU, Hiid other furert
Orders nmf be len villi S. O I'AUIIISII st CO.
at Rulein.or tlie umlenii)fiied st Albany, mid will re
reive prompt attention.
JOHN A. II 1 1. 1. A HI).
Feb !I0, IHfiS. ' 6lw4
PAINTING, PAINTING
nv
WILLIAM JOII.K01.
Steamboat, lloaie, and Hsrob Painting,
WHITEWASHING,
Inper-lianfln(f nnd Crlay.ltif,;
DONE in tb best of stfle and si the loiresl rates.
Hbop over the blacsnnitb shop north of fttarkey's
Lirery HtMble.
Rrfrrtneti C. A. Heed, D. HrTnllr. K X. Toole,
J. I,. Ht rkey. T. MrK. Fallon, JndteAViliii. Sln.li
Nnmmonn.
Forawn Snein-er, Fit IT. st. Flora and JW4i Sevan
and Alexander Adair. lelte. It, the IJireist tleorl
of the State of Oregon for Yamhill county, April
term, IH60. Hill for Pan ill on of Real Keiaia and
Settlement of the Title.
'PHK above-naoied delendant, Alexander Adair, Is
J hereby summoned, in the name of the btate of
Oregon, to be aod appear at and in the curt abeve
named 'Hi or before tlie lint day of the April teim
thereof, commenting on the second Monday nf san)
moplb for Ihe year lA and anewer the e-unplaltil nf
Forman Spencer in the above entitled aelion, who
site, in obtain partition of tho wt half of donation
Uud claim No. , Noiillcation No. lU'll, being lb.
laud belonging to the beirs of 1'belie A. ravage, situ
ale in Yaiiihillrountv, Oregon; and lo settle the tille
to tlie mme. And if you tail lo appear nr answer,
t-luiniitf will apply lo the ennrt tor the relief therein
demanded. STEA AKIt at I.AHHttN,
rjolirit.um for Complainant.
Br order of Hob R. P. Bom. Jodae of Uh Third
Judicial DiMriet.
Feb. U. IMi-i. Alwlxl
Adiiilnimlrnlor'a "iollrr.
N'OTK'K is herehy given that tiie onderMgned haa
been dulr appointed administrator of the etoale
of John ('handier, deeeased, of I)onglas enemy, Or
egon, by the eouniy eonrt of said eootiiy. A II rrmis
having claims agiunst said estate are nHiieeteil to pre.
eetiltbe same Ut nw at Cnyonville, witliia sis months
froei this date, and all perm. indebted in eaid eetate
are requcted to aiake luiinediato payment of ihe mm.
. J L. WHITE.
Kou-Urg. Feb II, tmii
I'lnsil Hflllftnrnt.
In t'nunly t oert, llvaglaa enonly, Oregon.
N O I l E is hereby girea loat Oeorge llannoo, ad
aiiniUMtort.f tfie eMate of James Htewart.de
rewed. baa hd hte nwoanis fur Boat settlement. It
Is therefore ordered that Mmiday the tlord day of
Apni, li. 1 eel apart for the final heNrfog.
Uj onler ul Iho euarl. LL.WILI.UMt.
Co. Ckrk efaiHl eut. tjr.
Rorrbnrg, Feb. ll.lrM. ilwt
IIOHTKTTEK'H
riLiiiKiTsn
STOMACIIJBITTERS.
TIIE oiertloiMif this piilnlalilo remrdy npnn the
stonnieli, liver ami the excretory orKuns Is slnn
larlv lootllilltf Hllil conaervHtive. Il retfiilHIes, reernils
and purilles Ihem. llyapepsia in ull lis forms yields
to its control and invigorating properties.
JNVIOOKATK TIIE BYSTEM.
VI(nrone digestion and pure bile nroduiws nutritions
blond, and niitritiinia hlool h liealihy frame. Does
the victim of a dvspeptio stoninch and it disordered
liver dosiro to know how the dip-Mion may he im
proved, tlie bile and oilier ilnids of the body purified I
Dlt. HOSTETTKU'8 8TOMACII UITTEK8.
Will accomplish this desirable revolution in tbo system,
regulating the secretions and excretions, giving tone
to the nnimitl juices which dissolvo (he food, strength,
et) every relaxed nerve, muscle and tibre, aud brings
the whole machinery of vitality iuto vigorous and
healthful plur.
8THUNOTHEN THE SYSTEM.
Tlie best means of imparling vigor to the broken
down frame and shattered cnnslitutiou. which bas vet
been invented or discovered, is proflered to tlie feeule
of both and all age. iu
DR. HOSTETTEK'S STOMACH BITTERS.
Debility, from whatever cause arising, may be
mredi strength, in whatever manner it may 'have
been wasted, may be reniored bv the nse of this pow
fill nnd beiiltliy liMgomut. For indigestion anil Its
painful ell'octs, bodily aud mental, they lire a positive
specific
A VYOItl) TO TUB AGED.
In the decline of life the loss of vital force conse
quent upon physical decay ran only be safely supplied
by some vivitying preparation which recruits the
streoglh and spirits, wiiiiout eniiiiling the exhaustion
which in alwuys the linul v i '-ct of ordinary stimulants.
We leudur to the aged
Dll. HOSTETTER-S KTOMACII I1ITTEHS,
As an iiivigorautaud restorative, immediate in ila bun
ellcial action and poi'inaneiit in ils ell'octs. It tones the
stomach, improves the upietile, and acts like a cburra
upon the spirits.
KOIt KEMAI.ES.
Tliounands of ladies retort to it at a remedy for hys
teria, fluttering of the heart, nervous headache, verti
go, general debility, and all ioculiur disturbances and
derangements 10 which as u sex, tliey are subject. Il
cheers and enlighlens the depressed mental powers, as
well as strengthens the body, ami its uso is never fol
lowed bv anv re action. '
f jTIIEVVAUE Ob' COUNTERFEITS, ruichase
only of reliable denlors. Sold everywhere.
HOsTETTElt, SMITH & DEAN, Agents.
San Francisco.
1IODGK & CALKF,
WHOLESALE DltUOQlSTS PORTLAND,
Hole Agents for the State.
il
CAUTION."
HOMTKTTKII'M HITTKIIN, ltJT IIP IN
SMALL IIUTTLICS for tho Easlern Market,
are Uniting their way into this. '
l'lirclmners will obsuivo tint dillerence between
ihem and tin ts put up for this Market, "KXi'LL'
SIVELY IN THE OLD SIZED LARGE BOT
TLES. IIODOE k CALEF.
feiWtf Agents. 1)7 Front street, Portland.
MumUUcturei'M I
yOV ARE HEUEIIY NOTIFIED Hint I shull re
1 quire vouto keep Hooks, selling forth ihe monthly
iimtmnt of your utaunfiictnretl article. And ill roll
derinir uccount of sucb itrlirlo. wnreM. ice. Mtdd. the
full amount of actual sales must he staiud.
WM.A. K..MELI.E.V,
V. H. Ase't Ass'r, -till Division.
Februurv, Mill. IKii'i. AH Vin
Kctil Kwtatc for Halo.
J WE OFFER FOR SALE A FARM OF 455
acres, in Yoncnllu Precinct, Dnnuhts county, with
good Dwelling, Oicluiiil. and about 311,000 rails upon
the placo. There is li fine Mock Hanre counseled
with tlie laud, and ubundalit supply of good tenter anil
timber,
m Also the DWELLING, with land attached,
Alii. 203 feet sqtinre, in Ibis C'liv, now occupied
by .1. W. 1'. Husti.xotox.
M-tf WILLIAMS i MALLOKY.
Satcm. Oregon, Feb. 13ih, ISIki.
.IdmiiilHtratui's Notice.
NOTICE it herepy given tlint ntlhe February term
of III (i county court of Mnrhui county, Suite of
Oregon, the nutlet'sigued wut appointed adininistrator
of the estalo of Daniel Dcluuev, Hr., hue ol said
comity deceased. All persons holding claims against
sijd e.lale will please piesoul Ihem properly veiifled
and within tlie time provided by law, to-wii. i within
six months from this date at my residence in Marion
county or to Williams Si Mallory ut their office in 8a
lem. All persons knowing themselves indebted to
said estalo w ill pIcRie make iiavineul immediately.
wnil.MM ItKI.ANY,
Adm of tlie eBtate of Daniel Deluiiy, tr., dee'd.
8ulein, Feb. (i, IKliS. 450
Notice of Final Sctllciticiit.
NOW, on this day, February 7th. 1W15, in the coun
ty court of Yamhill couuiy, Oregon, comes Isuue
Rogers, exeenlor of tlie laol wi:l und testament ol
Lowia Rogers, lale of Yamhill cnuniv, lire-jon, and
liles his fliial uccount for seiiiemeni and distribution of
said estate. It is therefore ordered that Wcduendiiv,
the Sib day of March, IXiio, be set aart for linal net
llemenfHPid dimribulioii of said Mule ut the court
homo, in Yamhill coiiuty,Oregoii,ui,d thut all persons
interested nre riled lo uppeiir ill said lime and place,
and I hut notice I hereof lie published iu the Oregon
Slolrtman newspuper for foorsucrrsnive weeks prior
"hereto. J. COWLS,
jwjflpd . County .fudge.
IJ. W. At 3f. K. COX,
II
AVE just reeeived. direct froin San Krancisec, a
LARGE STOCK OF
DRUGS & MEDICINES,
Taints, Oils, Glass,
White Lead in Tins, Varnishes of all kind,
MIST AND VAUMM1 BIIISIIES,
Tube nnd Common Colon, Turpentine & Alcohol,
KEROSENE OIL,
LARD, POLAR, ASD NEATH FOOT OILS,
rrrfiuiiri U n, I'mir y Kua,
Hair Brushes, Fancy Toilet Articles,
Together with
PATENT MEDICINES,
of tlie Uttviit diiiiiVftr.M ;
And mmiT oilier nrtitlcii, (w inimc rom to mention;
nil of whu-li we nfi'cr mm low a iIm hwetit. for mi h
Cull hihI oxHtniim. I. N'. ik M it ('i)X
&iletn. Due. lit. WA, 4:itf '
18657 CAN YOUIeAD? 1865.
OUR BOOKS ARE CLOSED.
For particulars, enquire of tlie Proprietors.
TVotess tttttl Accounts
Tu ditHe of. tiT Don't wail until you an culled on.
tie! Out of Debt, and Stay Out!
Every Variety of Goods,
t UK XAI., AT LOW PRICES,
KOIt CAM 1 1,
or almoet anything elw, except PROMISES.
J II. at I. K. IIOOIIRf).
Sulea, Jan. 3, 44tf
KncouruKe Iloiuc Iniluwtry.
KEEP VOIR MONEY IX THE fOl'MRY
I AM now niannfaetiirlng a superior artirle of ye.
low and brown FAMILY HOAI'g. out un In a.
and 41 pound boire that I will sell a. cheap a. any
brand, of soap of the same quality manufactured onl
side of Ihe niale can be sold lor. 1 will warrant
every box nf soap told just w hat it is represented
Orders from the country, accompanied with the eaeh,
or sent tbrongh trane' House In the citv. will meet
with prompt attention. A liberal discount made u
lite trade for rash. Mend for s sample.
VVM.L. IIHIOIXS.
AWN Roap Works, 48 Front at., 1'ortland.
LATEST NEWS !
w
E, the nndtrlirtied offer onr Urg and well
lfri?4i MtrK ul ntfrrnnnnite et
REDUCED RATES,
nn arrotint of iimkiiiK change io our builnm. Our
lock eonsietn of
CLOTHING, DRI -GOODS,
UUUI9 nPtU anut.3.
11 ATS AXD CAPS,
rruitKM iititi vnllsts-ss,
GROCERIES.
CROCKERY & CLA88WARE.
and aiany otber snides, too numerous in m.nliou.
Tome One, Tome All,
si tliia chance of buying LOW-PRH'f!) GOODS
I. i.nemi .re y itav. Mamma ovr Mia-h, nni
sati.ty yonrselves.
ill Kindt of farmers' Crotlure Takra la
Etmanxe.
H illTCIIKI, st CO.
ftOTKT..
All person. Indebted lo na ruber hy nHs i bn.k
Aocoant, will plsasa comet forward sod erttjethe saroe
B. HITlliLL Cf.
ralm,rb , I'M. (Hoi
Farmers, Mechanics and Traders,
OP TUB
WILLAMETTE .VALLEY :
nAVISO opened s house, and and established my
self in
OREGON CITY,
For the tmuiHctioii of h General MfreantiU Iluti-
nfMi. Wfinlil ltftf itMVn In cull vmir Mttnittimt ti il
fuel tliHt we (tun kcII goodn iii cfienp In Orriion City hi
limy citn iu 1 tiriiHiHi i wnexpeci 10 wtni, h eiieml
HMortnietit iT tiien-htiiidii'fl, eiu-lt Hfl ionii, dry
(foodi, boot and ihocn, lisrdwHre, t turner ' loofg,
quceniiWHre, PUtiery, Jlein cloth, ijiiiiny nHiks, wnip
pi nit nnner. Arc. . Aluo, Isiverpmil hi id Kroimd
iilmn unit, mid h frond uxptttrimt.Mil' nf driiim, indigo,
lilun vitriol, &o. All uf wlilcli we will null ut J'"rt
land pripcn tlinroliy iwvin the freight to tho pur
clitwtjr. We will hIho tuko wheat, ottta, butter, bucon,
lord, ow. puck hihI pntHtie in exchnuj(e( or ptty the
WM. BARLOW,
Oregon City, Kov. 1, lSfi4. lyJti
(SUNDAY HOIIOOL
AND
q'ift books,
FII0M TUK AMKIIICAN TRACT SOCIKTY
and Massachusetts Huuilav School Society. For
sale at Mossrs. HurKi en dr. Hliindler's, First' street,
near Alder, PORTLAND, OREGON. Receiving
new invoices bi-monthly.
O. 11. ATKINSON,
Secretary and Treasurer Oregon Tract Society.
Iyl O.HIIINHLK1I, llepositary.
AT KENYON8', J
a rivr i,nr or
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
Just received from New Ycrk.ut
Very imut h Reduced Prices).
ALSO, THK CXLEBRATCD
The BUST MACHINE on the Pnrlflc- Slope, or
any other Slope,
Nolice lo Donation CIuIiiiuiiIh.
Lakd Orrtrt, liostuuno, niituoN, )
December It). IHIil.
WHKHKAS, It hnving become a mutler of neces
sity to perfect the permanent reeords of this
Office, and lo determine the validity or Iuvnlhliiy of
donation claims in this district, many of which are
Irregular and some void i aud it being essential lo the
Government, us well as to the general interest of the
community, that ARANDONKI) DONATION
CLAIMS,' and TIIOSK COVEKKI) 11Y INVALID
TITLICS, should he brought into mttrkot at as early a
day as possible thorefore, in pursuance of iu.truc.
tious, we heiehy notify ull doimtloti claimants, their
assignees, or legal representatives, who have not liled
In thisotllce proof nf four-years' residence and cnlti
vation, a. required by Act' of !itt Sepiember, 1K60,
and niucuclini.nl., to do so wilhiii three month, from
dule; .lid all who have not. tukeli the oath of alia
glance and paid fur issuing linul eortillcates, as con
templaled by tlie Bib serlion of the Act of dtllh May,
ISO-.', nre respectfully reipieslo I to comply us eui-lv us
possible. To suvo o'.vpeiisu and trouble, to liuwe'lir.
lug at a distance from the Land Ollice, li in berijhy an
uoiiiiccd tlutt most if not all df said biiHiness can be
satisfactorily traiisactcd Ibrough the mails or express.
JOHN KKLLY, UeirUer,
4:im:i ADDISON li. FLINT, Receiver.
I hi proved Seir-AdJiiHliiifr
CLOTHES - WHINGER.
Awarded First Premium at the Orrgon
State rnlr, 1801.
THK Honsekeeper'a BUST FRIKND, fori! saves
linte and etolhoig, and promotes health and good
ehoer.
Abttrarlroa Kxamimvj Ctrnmillnfl Report of Ike
Han rrnnclftco Merhanlc's Institute Intlui-
irini Kxiiimtioii or 18U4.
"CLOTH ICS-WKINOERS."" A tnriely of these
excellent koutekntd Help were found cumpeling for
popular nivor; uiougli none or tiiem are entllleil In
premium, we consider the ' KL'ltKKA,' exhibited
by M. B. Traver it llro., worthy of honorable men
tion." Note No premiums at ibis Kxluhliion were
awarded in anicles of Kusiern innniifuciiire.)
. The KUULK.oiuploya no wire or wooden springs,
thumb srrawa, or rubber bunds, liable to become dis
ordered, but ia made superior to nil others by tlie use of
rutent Elliptical Steel Springs,
which render it Self Ailjoilinfr, Convenient, and ln.
raote. 1 no Improtrn ia lil-.KA it so Ingenioindy
coiistruclvd thut it will readily lit every sited or shup
ed Tub or Wanbing Machine eoMnllt rrll, and is al
ways ready, reliable, and cannot i;ei onl of order.
Every Faintly Should Hare One.
51. E. TKAVKIt HIIOTHEII.
Sun Frnncieco nnd I'nrlland,
Agents for Ihe Fucilie CnssL
Depository wllh. and fnrsnln bv. Messrs. Ansnsnur
At 1 1 e it it . Portland r J. Dt'.ilu (Cooper), SaKimi and
ni me principal towns inrongiimii tiieniaie. svmi
EUREKA HOUSE,
'Covimercirt Htreett near the Bridge, Satcm, Oregon
I. V. MOKNMA., Propi.Hor.
THIS well -known Iiohmj hae lutcly ben rrfittcd,
nnd li nnvv rvfdv for the iicronimwlulioii of in im
mertniB pHlmrni. with binule nnd Double room well
Iiiniinlmil. iiitft ilia pmpneior hopf by Mrirt Hltrntioii
to bin btmiiMMui to mttrit h libnil nil nre of tmtrontitn.
A limit hIwuvi in Httnditnre tu curry pn Mr libera
ami imyunfiB 10 or unit, uie nniiiMt.
Nov. 1 1.. illmll
Now I'ltutotffiipli Ciillry,
Itlrw. LAI KA ATURMOW
T TAM Hned a new 1'lrtiire Oallerr over Strang's
XX J in More, Commercial htreel, IS A Li. m.
PliotoKmpha, of Vnriousj HItvh,
4'Hitris df Viilte,
AinbroljrprN,
and
Kvery ftlyle! of Picturea know Is Ida Art,
A fine aomnent of Hhotogrnph Al.ltl MH.
Halem. Xoy 9. I mil Mtf
J. C.Shelton, Physician and Surgeon,
M
ONMOL'TII. Polk County, Oregon. Tlie Doctor
beiiiu a irrailiiute
nf the Cnrtls, or Phvslo-medicsl
college. Cincinnati, Ohio, is a true llotauir in hisprae
tice.eutirely discarding calomel aud all mineral oui
sons, and n.ing none but pnrely vegetable medicines,
and only the perfectly innoceut at tlint.
The Doctor would farther eay to the public, also,
that he it prepared In cure all cancels, indolent tores,
alieceatra, tumor., are., that are curable, and with
ageut. purely vegetable. iftf
DASH A WA"S"
WASHING MACHINE.
PaTSimtD Jan. I. lMlt.
STAPLKTON A MVEIlf . ft.lrm. are now manufac.
luring ttiee machines, wliich. for rhenpnt-as, econre
my iu tat, eaius and tlHinaigbnew in washing, are
L'mnrp-itrU tt any MfcHne nf tie iiaif EVER
INVENTED.
They aln sell Viaing's intent rolta neacha eelf-.d.
lasting CLOTHES WRlNltER.mWi I. the bnt
in ne,and nan euily lie attached to their wa.hinir ma
chine.
Hive there a rill. Umiufartorr nut ih.r bi il..
Mansion Hmee, Halem.
Nay 30. IU4. t It T
l o. o. r.
(IftKxt KKTA 1ilH.K. No. I. laeeti
-' Wfwtti.Ujr evening, .1 II. h.ll Iu llvlmanY
aultdiaa. Brother. In .mmI .l.n.llite
vltrd I. .Item). t). M.BTKorU.N II.
1. II II.... K lUerelsry. IM
A A. T. A. M.
X3f 'AI-aM L'lPtia Xn 4 bold. it. terilnr eiHaraunl
lepe.ll,n.on IIm Mennd .ud toarth Vrl.taye In erh
Binnlli. Hrethrm la gwet .l.uatng ere lnvlle.1 In atlenit.
T. n iis.eee-y. Mil A. Hn'Al.l.tr, w w.
Dr. W. ivATNO.K
HKHPKCTPI'I.I.r orTcr. LI. -rvh-r. In th. prae
lire of HI IH.KHV. ulis ll. ritli s.and llr.HI
(-'INK, lo the rilitcits of Haleia and the wirroandiiig
country. OIHre end residroee wcond door north of.
the Ki.lera' Arudemy, on Church street.
'eb I. I Htw. 4!if
A (.'ttrtl.
Dlt. WAIilNNKH having returned to hi. furm near
Hethel, will give strict oUenlioo to ill call, in tbr
lite of his proUMioa
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WAYS REASON TO FEAR THE CONSEQUEN
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often, the forerunner of consumption." Buchauaa't
Domestic Medicine.
STOP THAT COUGHING!
Some of yon can't, and we pity you. Yon bay
tried every remedy but the one destined, by Its Intrin
sic merit, to supersede all similar preparations. It ia
not surprising you should be reluctant to try some,
thing else after the many experiments yon bat mads
of trashy compounds foisted on the publie aa a certain,
core i but
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for the cure of Coughs, Culda, Sons Throat, Asthma,
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Dr. Hall, III his'1 Journal of Health," speaking of
lb. death of Washington Irving, asks the above ques
tion, and addsi " He might well have remained wltk
ut for sume yettra to come, had lUuot been for ad vice,
kindly Intemled, no doubt, bnt given In thoughtless
ness and reck lees Ignorance.
He hud n Cold 1
Which, by some fnjttdicions prescription, bad been
convened into asthma." Let me say to Dr. Hall thai
that "prescript ion" was not
NKWEM.'r)
FII.IIONARY
YBVP.
KEEP IT IN THE HOUSE, use It freely, give
it to your children nion Ihe slightest indication of a
Cold, and you will think aud speak of it as all do whs
have become acquainted with its merits.
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Han Francisco.
And for sole everywhere. de'Jbmtiie
Kendalls Amboline.
la a Si Initialing, Oily
Extract of Barks and
Herbs. It will cure all dis.
THE OttKAT
stu.tuuii msriKiTios
roa
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I pievente the hair from lall
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Utn be relied on.
Put up in boxes containing'- wo hollies pries, II.
Hold bv all Ilmirglsis.
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Nn .nl Battery at., corner of Clav, Han Francisco.
HXlTHeVllAVlH,
!(IE It CALKF,
. W. WEATHERFOHI),
" Portland.
Mutts tsaona.
In tlm Circuit Court of tlie Stole of Oregon for Ibe
eniiuty of Mnrlon, March Term, ItHlu.
Alice E.lloli.ler.l'luiulirr,)
s Suit for Divorce.
Frank J. Holi.ler, Deft. )
rpo Frank J. llolltleri Yon are hereby notifledlbst
A tlie above-named plaintiff bas com moored suit ia
Ihe above named eoort.and flled bar complaint pray
ing lh eonrt to diteoive Ihe bond, of matnnouy kim.
tofore .lining between tbo plaintiff and yonreelf, est
thegrooudeof barah, ernel, and iuhuman treatawut,
and personal indignities towards plaintiff. Now, sa
les! you appear at the circuit court of the state of Or
egon for the county of Marion, on the second Monday
in March, IBA5, and answer the complaint in said
causa liled, Ihe plaintiff will apply tn the eonrt for the
relief demanded therein.
J.C.CARTWBIOIIT,
' J. OASTON,
Rotiritors for Complainant.
Br order of R. P Boise, Judge.
January 80, sj6i. 6wtt
Dress Halting and Needle-"V7c:!J
Villi K. PADDOCK Is prepared lodoall kinds of
ll work, from culling, tilling aud mulling tho linert
drvtttc., tu the heaviest netnib, work. Peranits wish
ing sewing of any kind done will phraM call on ber,
at tlie ri-Mdriice of Itaniei btrang, near Iho Coogregi
ttunal t burrh. 4,'tf
11 on f 11 n f.
VJKWI.Y Oiii.bed, slrv, aud rouifortabk, rooate,
1 1 with a sral at a well furnished table, lo be en
joveii st our bouse by paying fniw $0 to (7 per week.
liar pines ie the lame 'building on Liberty etteel,
Sonib of the Woolen Factury.
Also, will rHtfully attend to lbs traveler aud hi.
borne.
s'.norrl. let iu see Jour egg., butter, parsnips,
rbick.ns, ate., Jtc, before .riling .laowbrr.
OKO. P. Nt.WKLL
Raleiu.J.n. '1, IN15.
Nollrt?.
Bl:IMI July amhorhrd to eetih, Ihe loi..nei of Ui.
bite lirnie of Hnniiatini k M lata, and lluadeion,
Wilson, At Co., I will pay all cl.iiaa agaitwt the mid
Arms ott demand, ami all pereot,. iude,oM v eilber of
the shove hmt'ee are n-.or.te.l tnwllb the mho. nitb
me. C. N. IIUMIMfiK.
U-e t J. L. I'tmdi k Co lkk store,
Pmiland, Ko. 10, lent. JJgj
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