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MONDAY MORN 1XG. MARCH
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Medium fer Advertliers.
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; TlTs STATESMAN PUB 1803.
With the prawtit number commences the fifteenth
volume of the Oatnos STATUS". Tlie publishers
refer to tb paper for I lie pnt eighteen moutha (the
tine during which it baa been In the hands of the
present prop rieton), for an indication ef what ill read
are may expect in the future.
Our primary aim Ii to publish a nrrt paper a ve
sicle of Intelligence, In which will be recorded the
rente of the world, and, minutely, of our own part of
It, wltbeooh eoiriinent and explanation aa are neces
. nary to a proper understanding of their Cannes and ef
fects) bvKut the same llmo we do not preclude our
eel we the privilege of expressing opinions upon all
nbjecta of public Interest, thriving for a high Inde
pendence in tbonght, we do not expect to be neutral
in anything. We shall endeavor to treat every q na
tion, whether political or oiherwlio, with candor aud
impartiality, exposing and denouncing wrong, and
giving due praise and credit to right. HecognUing the
Drat duty of a good citizen and pntriot to be the sup.
port ef the Government to which he luokt fur protec
tion, we aluaJI continue to aupport and defend the Ad
ministration of Mr. Lincoln in completing Ihe ulreiuly
far advanced work of eru.hlug the slaveholders' re
bellion. We contributed with all our might to the
overwhelming verdict of endorsement given to the Ad
ministration by tlie people ou the Dili of November,
04 we did ao with a full undereuiudiug of what it fu
. tare policy and priuclplea were to be. Of course we
hall render to tlnil Administration h sordini, hearty
nd earneit aupiiort, ao far a it la true to the princi
ple of Liberty and Union, (and wo liave no appro
henaion that H will bo otherwise) ; but our allegiunre
ia to prituipin, not to individnala, ntid we ilo not com
mit ouraelvea In lliat blind and unquestioning ftiitli
which would promise in udrance to follow whenever
and wherever It might be led. Of the policy und acta
of the Administration and Clio Administration purtyi
' tke aouiiuutioui, Hie pltiiformi, lite acta of Cungrraa,
the eoiidurt of men in oflic ul tli.lion, wo iliall hi nil
times tpeuli with lrceiloi.cu.dur und liiiriica, plainly
and without prejudice. Neither ahull we miss any op
' portuully tocoopemto with Oraut uud Sheruiuii in
conquering Jeir Duvls' armies, by striking n blow lit
tbeir willing and effective alliea in the loyiil Slate...
Fully Impressed tlmt the rebellion would not Inive en
sured twelve mouths without Ihe cncoiirngomoni.
eympathy and nwiarlul aid It has reretvorl r.,o the
North; we ahull ondeuvur to aerve our country by
leeeeniug the power of thoae abler la the future.
Although we aliall dovnte the chiir part of our apace
to politicul aubjecls, we do not intend to be unmindful
of the locul interests of our own Klulo, and etieclully
the central portioo of It. We ahull point out and ad
vocate audi works of Internal Improvement and ma
terial program aa will relieve the burden or enhance
the wealth of the people. This will be done in no
narrow prejudice in favor uf our own locality or jenl-
una fear that acme other will tiutslride it In prosperity.'
On the contrary, we shall endeavor to cultivate a ca
tholic liberalitr of spirit, which will Just aa certainly
rejoice in the advancement of our neighbors as of our
elvea. Our editorial columns wo shall endeavor la make
entertaining and Instructive, avoiding dulloew at the
aame time that we exclude everything which can of
fend a strict morality, and our Klertlona of uiisoellany.
will be inch na will combine Instruction with amuse
aaent.
The latest newt by telegraph down to the time of
going to preaa ou Monday morning, will be given oarh
week.
-- Tii publisher, believing that the HrATaiaut) it
fully worth the low price asked for it, have not made
any extraordinary efforts to add to tlie subscription
Hat, but they will thank those uf the frionda of Li her
ty. Union, and Truth, throughout the .State, who think
it inlueuce benoDceul ami useful, to aid iu its emu
lation. Tina. Three dollara per year In advance i four
dollan if paid at the end uf aix month: lire dollar at
the end of the year.
These am cvi rate. Legal tender received at
current ratea, except for subscriptions of aoldiera in
tbe arailea of th Culled Slate.
Tim New Flouiuno Mux The new mill
built hy the. Willamette Woolen Maniifnctnring
Company was put in npcrution Inst week, and
aa will be teen by the notice in another onluiiin,
'I Dow ready fur btuineaa. It ia (he largest
flooring mill nn the Pacillo const, and ha all
the modem improvements p enable It lo do a
large amount nf work, and tnrn out a product
of flret quality. The building i fivo atoriet
high, heiide basement. The first flour ii oc
cupied by Ihe bnrrs (nf whioh thero are five
pair, and another pair to be added) and the
Decenary appnitenance. chile the machinery
for hoi ting and cleaning the wheat, bolting
tbe flour, dee., dto , ii distributed through the
atorie above. Every thing i uf tho mnat sub
lantinl character, and at Ihe lame time there
Ii an air of neatnese we might nlmoat eay ol
egaooe which i very attractive. The work
ba been dune under the supervision of our
friend Hon. A. K. Shipley of Oregon City, and
it no email credit to hie skill aa an architect
and machinist. We understand the coat lo have
been about forty Ihoaaand dollar.
Circuit Coiht The Circuit Court will
commence in (hi county ou licit Monday the
13tb iuatanl. We understand (hero i a large
aruonnt of butineaa on the ducket. The meet
Important case I that of liealo and Haker, In
dicted for Ihe murder uf oi l man Pelauy. The
prisoners are both in Juil awaiting trial, and
pot i xbibiliug any particular' emotion or an.
prab.-!:i. We aro not aware Dial any new
development hare been made of evidence
TrTug on Ike oaae.' Tbe testimony will prob
ably be about Ihe came a at the preliminary
examination thai is, entirely circumstantial,
bat of very alroug character. The Very
front lutereit which the ooiumuuily ferl iu the
trie will no doubt cause a very large orowd of
peetatora, and we auggeat that ennie mure
Mtnmodioua room than the "Id Coon House be
provided for (heir accommodation.
vfl. Large ainnuute of
r ciiiistantly going
laet week
from
tl AKLINTOX.
lino hundred and cittr year ago, llio low-
lying petrincu) between tho Ashley und Co(iier
river a settled liy an English colony, under
William Style, and thereafter what was knuun
at Oyster Point became tlio eite of the celt'
Crated cily ol Charleston, the inetr. Ii uf
South Carolina, mid the intellectual onpitnl nf
tho South. Aa Dostnn lias been tn New Eng
land, io hai Charleatun to tbe clrictly Southern
and ontton State' the focus of original gov
erning thought and idea. Those, two ciliei
although the nntipode of each other, iu feel
ing, purpose and manner have more limn all
the ether cities of the United States combined,
cultivated lh intellectual domain and thereby
ruled tlie conduct of men. These are the two
great idenlistio centers of the United Stales,
wheretradcand office-getting hud not engrossed
the better minds, and where the conflicting
Ideas of government and social science which
hare resulted in this war, bud their origin and
dcvelopement.
To reduce and conquer Ibis nursery and
stronghold of secession ideas and Southern in
dependence, Iias been tho leading purpose uf
the Nntltintil Government since tlie lull of Sum
ter in April, 1 8(11. For nearly four year Ihe
doomed oily hns been beluagured by the Nor
thern forces by sett and land. During nil this
time " the rockets' red glnre, and Ihe bombs
bursting in air." have been of dnily and nightly
occurrence there Still the, place brealhed do
fiance and hrld out. Hut nt last it has yielded,
The telegraph informs us that the enemy have
abandoned tho place after destroying the ptiblio
property and firing the town. The Stars and
Stripe again float over 8u;nter. The defence
of Charleston has been Ihe most persistent and
determined of any city of the South. We do
not exoept Richmond, heenuio events hitve
innde that Ihe center of the war, the fortified
camp of the flower of Ihe forces of lh Confed
eracy. Hut the defence of Charleston has been
Hindu principally by Charleston, ouil its de
truetinn is Ihe work nf its own people, who
have given it to tlie torch when(thcy could no
longer defend it. They Imve come nearer re
alizing their originul lionet, to mnke Charleston
the Surugossa of ihe South, than any of llteir
sister cities. For (he most part, thu ullter
towns nf tho South have vaunted loudly und
surrendered ttunely. I'tililicitl idealists are
trniililwiiiu crrutr.rcs In timu of pence, but
they are more likely to endure suffering fur tin-
cause lhan tho practical tradesman und me
ohanic, whose purpose is how to live ml Iter
tlinu tn die.
During llsV.'tf'tybiitihjaryVrta ClnvJetiiii
look airpariy-jKnti mr liiiloeiicieiion,iauir,iii
tweert 1776 and 'filtn'tis'tliree time nasiiilbdliy
the llritish forces. Tlie-'first effort, in June,
l?j, was from the ieav by a i4i irislj'fLriiC with
near two hundred gdnis'tiiiHl'r'Jlie' cniniinlnd of
Sir Hyd Parker-.: '.'A' 'land force, under Corn
nslliS.'tvas iilsn with the expedition, but was
prevented from co-operating with tlie fleet.
Tho fleet advanced upon Fort Moultrie, and
a'ter a long dny'i hot work was repulsed with
heavy loss of ships and men.
Again, iu 1778. the llritish army from Sa
vuunuh assailed Charleston from tho land, on
the spilth side, and was loroed (o retiro lo pre
vent being captured.
The third lime, Charleston succumbed after
a vigorous siege of forty days. Thu place was
invested by sea and Inml, the llritish forces be
ing under the command of Sir Henry Clinton.
The forces of the loan wero under thu com
mand of tieu. Lincoln, uf 'Massachusetts, ap
pointed by the Continental Congress. The
surrender took plnoe on lliu 12lh of May, 17rJI),
just one hundred and nun years from the settle
ment of the place. And now after a long pence,
during which as life, is reukunuJ, three genera
tion uf her sons and dniighler have been horn
and buried in her sandy soil, the proud and
crotchety city has again passed under the yoke
of the conqueror surrendered lo Abraham
Lincoln, the President of the United States.
Our readers will notice the ominous coinci
dence of name. In 17rjO, Gen. Lincoln, uf
Massachusetts, surrendered Ihe cily lo the
British, and In lrjtiS It was again surrendered
or abandoned Iu Abraham Lincoln uf Ken.
lucky, and President of the United Stales.
Cknkual Alvokd. Aa Me intimated some
time ago, llrigadier-Geiiernl Alrord bus been
urdered East to report nt headquarter at
Washington, immediately. We understand
that he will leave upon l!io neil steamer.
Ten years of oll'.cial duly iu Oregnu and
Washington Territory, has made lieu. A. Well
known lo all our people, nud nln-re knonu he
is universally esteemed and respected. A ripe
scholar, au able uiiiii, a devutidly industrious
oflicer, and a thorough patriot, ho will carry
with him to whatever new vucaliou he may be
assigned, the good will and respect uf the loyal
men throughout ihe State.
No information ii giveu aa to who will be
chosen to succeed him. Unless some oflicer of
higher rank is sent here Ihe command will de
volve upon Col. Maury of tliu First Oregon
Cavalry, he being the ranking ollicer. The
command oould not full into hotter hands.
IT" Vety large shipments uf breiidsluirs have
arrived lately iu Sail Francisco from Oregon.
Chile and other places, yet there ho been a
constant advance of prices. The demand new
is purely speculative, and prices must gn down
very suddenly and largely when Ihe new crop
comes iu. The breadth of laud sown in Cab.
fornia ie very large, and Ihe season thus far has
been Very favorable. There is every promire
of an abundant harvest, and the higli ratea
ill bring It iulo market Very early, llarley, uf
the new en.p. will he sold in San Francisco in
May. Now is Ihe lime. In our opinion, In sell
gram. Those aim have any surplus on band
had belief gel It iulo market at soon as pos
sible. Militant Hoad.-Oii the Kith of January,
Mr. M'ltride introduced a bill la amend an act
Milled " An act graining lauds In ihe State of
nn, to aid in the construction ul a military
- Eugene Cily to the eastern boundary
-" approved July 2, IHOg j which
id second lime, and referred
Mio Lands..
N-eat county
IXTKKNAl IMPIiOVKMKMS-TIIK FALLS
I'A.UL.
Wo think Hint thi long talked nf enterprise
ia tliu initial point of nil iulilio improvements
in the Willamette valley, Nut that nil public
improvements huuld ctiniinnnd (ir outer nt
at Oregon City, but that thiscfiiml should he
enn'truuted first, and that It should be con
structed nt the curliest possible perio I. The
reason is obvious. This is a menxnru that will
benefit the whole valley at a single stroke. It
will open Ihe river from one end to the other,
and accommodate both sides of the river
equally. As far as Ihe Willamette valley is
concern! d, it cannot lie suid that the ciintil will
be, can possibly be, local in its benefits, be
cause it removes at one lroke the only barrier
to the free navigation nf the river which trav
erses the valley from one end lo the other.
Until sides uf the river have equal and unob
structed access to it its use, and consequently
to tbe use of the cuntil. The farmers nf Lane
nud Ilenlon aro equally interested witli the
farmers of Yamhill and upper Clackamas in
low freight charges ; and they too equally with
the shippers at Corvallis and Ilurrisburg or
liiitteville and Dayton, will bo benefitted
hr tlie early completion nf tliu canal.. If the
farmers and shippers nf the valley take hold of
Ihe mutter in earnest they can build and own
tlie canal, and then they can say at what rates
their produce shall go out of the river, and
what Uriir miiy be iinposod on their merchan
dise as it conies iu.
Will Ihe investment pay Nothing will
likely pay better. Tlie people nf this valley
now pay enormously liigb for the trampnrta.
lion uf their produce and merchandise. 1 hey
pay for the portage at Oregon cily alone, the
exorbitant price of $1,25 per ton ; ami ou 30,
000 Ions, nhich will doubtless pass uround the
Fulls (his year, the people pay over $:)0.000
I lie sum nlone will pay ten per cent, per
year on $;00,0()0. Then (here Is $2 per ton
charged on every thing between Oregon City
and Portland, which makes fiil) 000 more.
These (wn charges we are told can both be
saved hv constructing: the catiul, or I i oilier
words, llto (oil fur pussiug through the ciiuul.
would take tliu place of these two items so
that if the canal company churged go ids and
produce as the railroad and steamboat now
do, it wuuld.reueivu not less than $U7,0I)0 pur
annum tolls and that would muke thirty two
per cent, nil a cost of $:)00,000 and the aver
age estimate of cust urn nearer $'200,0f)0 than
the hrst tunned sum. Then if the farmers
would subscribe tho capital and build the canal
with their surplus means, the whole cost uf it
would lie returned tu them iu cash hy its earn
tugs in three years ; and this is three limes the
amount (hey can maku hr loaning their money
at into per cent, per month.
Hut they need not charge present prices from
Cancimili to Portland. Thu charge may be
reduced one third and still gel as much interest
on their money as Ihe law allows in Oregon.
Now It must he apparent to overy one, that if
the cnnal will pay the estimated income on the
present carrying trade, that the income of Ihe
canal would he constantly increasing with the
development of thu counts)'. New sources nf
income will nn.-e year after year which we
cannot now foresee. It ia evident to overy one
that the Slate is rapidly filling up with farmers
from (lie border Slates uf thu South and West;
while the increase of bonn and muscle, as well
as brains, "lo Ihe manor born," is now begin
ning In muke lis impress on thu growth
ol ocr unlile young Stnlo. This enterprise can
no lunger hua doubtful one. It must gu ahead.
It is eminently practicable and legitimate not
forced uud speculative. It ia demanded nut ns
a speculation fur tlie few, nor yet as a "good
thing" lo spend money on; but as a necessity
lo Ihe people uf the Willamette valley.
Can the money be raised Iu build it ? Any
me that ill take the trouble lo examine iulo
the resources of this valley cannot be long iu
doubt ou this point. A valley nhich contains
over three million acres uf rich agricultural
land, tu say nothing of ils "slimes which are
iron, nud out of whose hills come forth gold,
silver and copper," which conluius into fourth
as much of fur heller farming hind tliu it there
is Iu nil the New England Stales, nhich .con
tain thriving towns uud cities, and a popula
tion of tint less than 70.000 persons, all pros
pering uud industrious if such a valley i an
nul raise tliu menu lo construct a little short
canal, costing nliout S'.'OII.OIH), to let ils im
mense and lupidly Increasing produce out Iu
Ihe great world of cunme.cu without let ur
hindrance, wo are greatly mistaken. It can
be dune the money can he ruieid in die vol
ley (u build this canal, and Ibis is the very
place it ought Iu be ruised. The canal ought
tn be owned and conlrullcd by the fanners.
Not a single share uf its slin k should lie per
mitted to go lo California or elsewhere. The
wuik oau be easily uccumpliidied here. It is
not money I hut is needed half so much as Ihe
will and determination lo taku hold nud help
it ihroiigh. The farmers uf t e valley can
raise the menus out uf the ground this ensuing
season, by Just pulling in a fi-w more acres ul
wheat ami oats. There is no doubt but Hint
they can turn in their wool, wheat, oats or bti-
eou iu payment uf their slock in the canal, and
if every farmer n ill luke Ibis view of the mat
tfr. he mar find himself next fall the owner
uf from uno hundred to one thousand
dollars canal slock- the cnnal finished,
and his slock at a premium ; and he will not
have missed Ihe lime or labor thai was devoted
Iu raising tbe prodoce which paid fur his stuck.
TI.e canal can easily lie paid fur out uf Ihe
neit crop, Iu addition to raising as much as
would be raised, without taking ihe canal iulo
the account. Il i but a small job when dis
Iribuivd among all the farmer of ihe valley.
Wo aro Informed that tbe caual company
are making preparation to lay tho matter bo
fore the people on very advantageous terms lo
stockholders. A thorough canvass for suli-
soriptioiis to the flock will be made. Every
firmer, produce r, merchant, shipper, and all 1 "' orac' u,n in ' I am told
others interested will be afforded an opporlu-' h. 1,0 moro ? d 'th con.lucling Ihe na
...... . , I per lhan a second cook on board a steamer hat
inly to aid tho rnte-rpriee, and on tuck terms , to do with collecting her freight bills, and that
at w ill make il a desirable iuveetruv ul lo all be ic simply kept in tke office, at a small salary.
The sleek should be distributed aa widely aa 1 10 fl,,n,'r articles that Itush and Miller would
possible, and this we understand to be the in- '"' 'umr,i Obskkykr.
teuiion of Ihe eompauy. Then let all lake tjl'U K Votaui. The schooner poyks of
M and prove by Hits effort that Ihe people of
hie, willing and determined Iu de-
natural rveovrur of tbe Stale.
"- steamboat Enterprise
Friday umiuiiig
l distance above
fforlc of Capt
? failed, and
i Keliauoo
Kirlioo of
' but wai
k the'
N'ih 1
HON. J. U. M-UliIDE.
The Portland correspondent of the Sacra
mento Union, writing under date of Jan. .')d,
contain tliu following in reference to our Hep.
resontativo in Congress who has lately been
appointed Chief Justice of Idaho Territory :
Wo received yesterday word by telegraph,
as yuu probably have been advised, tlmt John
H. M'Hrnlu of Oregon had been appointed
Chief Justice for Mali) Territory. M'ltride
is now winding up hi first term in Congress,
where he seems to have made his murk as un
indefatigable worker. Not blessed Willi a great
chare of what the world calls high talent, lint
accomplishing quilu as much fur thejitate at
large as any uf bis predeceesurc have dune.
In his political views he if decidedly radical,
hut was placed iu Congress by the aid uf the
Dotiglu Democratic wing of the Union party,
under a suspicion nn the part of qnite a large
number of his former associates that his nomi
nation was parcel nf a plan by which they se
cured tu tho succession a man of their own
choice for Uni'ed Stales Senator to fill the un
expired term of E. D. Baker. Whatever tliey
may have, expected of him iu his oflicial career,
ho has been a faithful supporter and friend of
tlie Administration, and teems tn have had
moro influence in the bestowal of Government
putrunage than any one else. His father was
sent In the Sandwich Islands, which was a good
appointment, atid now John himself it made a
Chief Justice. Idaho has secured in his per
son a very able political worker, who will do nil
any man can to restore harmony tn thu Union
ranks, and tlie bench will be filled by a lawyer
that may not rank among the first, but com
mands respect for industry nnd ability. On
the Mint question M'Hrice lost some friends by
nut securing the location at Portland, and
might have been again returned tu Congress
but for perhaps unfounded suspicious n to some
matters connected with his career. Your cor
respondent not bring particularly partial will
do liini tlie justice to say that ho deserved to
have been renominated in preference lo being
succeeded by a gentleman nlin is undoubtedly
a clever mini, but had nut earned that consid
eration previous tu the campaign he effectively
made to wiu it. ,
SALEM.
This is the pret iesl place I have yet seen in
the Slate, and if I rl Id ever settle down iu
a respectable citizen, here would I make my
home. The streets are wide, mill as dry as
could be expected lifter three weeks coulinnal
ruin. The worst mudho'e is n pavement com
pared to the best spot to be found iu llie-lieeti
nf Portland. The ninin street is lined with
block of brick buildings, occupied ns stores
und public ofliocs, and a beautiful little theiiter.
in whit Ii a company uf amateurs give tlieiitri
cul entertainments once or twice a week, which
are said to be very neil got up. As Ihe people
hut summer elected tu have the Capital per
manently located here, tbev will proceed next
summer lo erect the proper building for the
.State nlhucrs ami also a State prison. The so
ciety here is excellent, the people being pn
sesied of morn lhan ordinal)' intelligence nnd
refinement. Although apparently n very quiet
city, there is a large amount of hnsiiicrs done,
it being Ihe shipping port of a very large sec
tion of country, winch is thickly settled by
farmers, iiiiinufiiotnrers uf staves ami other ar-1
tides, nnd stock rnbicr. Some of the finest
horses I have seen on tho coast are rtti ed in
this vicinity, fill y equal in every respect lo the
best emigrant stock, and having the advantage
uf never having b"en " nlkalied." Only mm
Ihiug is lacking lo make Salem a desirable
place for Ihe traveler tu sojourn a month or
mure, and that is a decent hotel. There aro
two t lint are dignified by that title, lint they do
not deserve it, being old two story wooden
buildings, entirely unsuitable tn the purpose
fur nhich Ibey are used. I speak uf the build
ings only, as they are both as well kept as is
possible, the food is good nnd abundant, and
the landlords kind nnd obliging, hut tho rooms
are not such ns a visitor to the beautiful city of
Snlem has a right to expect. Cor. of S. F.
Hug-
Hiianch Mint in Ohkiion. In Ihe proceed
ings nf Cnngrvw. Jn lOrl.. a. reported in the
Otubt, we find Ihe billowing :
Mil. M'HitluK I ask unanimous consent to
introduce n bill to relocate Ihe United States
llr.mcl) Mint provided for by the net of July,
IMII4.
There una no objection, and the bill was
read a first and second time.
Mk. M'ltititiK I ask consent nf the Ilnusa
In mnke a statement iu refereuco to this bill.
It will be recollected that a bill passed at the
last cession establishing a branch mint iu Ore-
gnu, nmi iixiug its location at Dalles Cily. It
is wen Knonu mat at tlie lime ul its passneo
there was considerable controversy in regard
tu Ihe proper location for the mint.' That con
troversy was in my State one of a good deal i f
nariiilh, and, among the fiiendsof different In-.
rnlitiea, somewhat acrimonious. There were
differences among gentlemen on this Hour rep
resenting ina riviu interests as io tlie proper
point, but alter full consultation wo agreed upon
l)alles City as tho must eligible, and it wn
named in tho bill. Subsequently the Legisla
ture of Oregon net, and. differing with myself
iu Hie nciioti t n Ken. nave inemoiialir.eil Con
gress on the subject, and have asked the re
mnviil ol the mint to Portland. Oieiron. In
obedience lo their instructions I present this
ami slum ark. when the memorial arrives.
which il has not. that it mar be n b rr. d lo ihe
coiuinilti-e having charge of the hill. ' thank
l to- House lor Ils eouilev. and move Mint I tie
subject be referred In the C inillee ou Com
merce.
The motion was a'grccd to.
Tai jmaloxk!
Yamhill Cm'NTT. Feb. 18. lsti.",.
Kr. Statkrm an : I notice a card iu la-t
HldlrimiiH Iruiii Jesse Apidecate for Ihe Bench!
of one Put M alone, present editor ol Jackson
ville lirfmrltr.
I womler II tins is the little pux marked
Irishman who, some rears ne.i, stopped urouml
Ihe Statesman office and smoked second hand
cigar, and cut rotten cheese nud hard bread
that he picked up Iruiii hack yards ul eating
houses in Sub in f II must lie the same en to-
u i-r. I know Hush ued. lo call him Pat, nnd
drove him off for stealiiiir bread hum bis dmr
uud branded hi to as a thiol and a Mar.
lie afterward went around over Ihe eonnlrv.
on lout, begging contributions to pnrchase a
press tn start a Democraiic paper in opposition
In Hush. He succeeded I am told iu raising
some money, but failed lo get the press and
forgot In return the money.
I wonder what Hush thinks of him now
There is no telling ; politics make strange bed
fellows, some limes. I recollect, loo. when
Hush was a member of ihe Union party, Capt.
Miller called him a d d black hearted abo
litionist, and Hush called Miller a vile seces
sionist. Now Miller furnishes Ihe monev and
Hush tbe braiua Iu run the -drraa, ao out-and-
out seocsb paper.
I am i!m. however, that thev have a Utile
Hal headed fellow in the office bv Ihe name of
iiciicnger, w no assumes lo be editor and ncca-
carnally foams and frets like a n.sd man about
ti"" Francisco, Cpt. J. J. Winant, recently
made (lie passage from that port la Yaquina
Hay In three days and til hours. Tbe latter
place it about eighty mile couth of tbe month
of C dambia river. So short a passage Ic very
uncommon at any trasou, and in the Wink r ie
quite remarkable.
t aiNue.-Mr. A. L- Suviuj. IU former operator at
Una Um. kaa (vo to Cortland to aivist la the eOec
then. Ill plate bre Ie 1 1 led bjt Mr. J. Waldo
Thxnipwa. Ike former feeikouiili eperator at
Ja aMoville. The Wuuiece ef tbe l.ae la eoatiauallv
Increasing-, and it I w a bout enbt pioltabl iatit
Ii a l the present owasrs, tkaih tb be fiimUbri
the atKK) with wbl-a It wascoustravted dual axactlj
fee It." err I l ' -iil
j
LA1IIKS' UlltlnTHJ IOMMISSI0X.
The lollmvina is n slali nt nf the niumiut
nf money inlloclcd I'' tile l-auies in,,-
Commissi f Salem since its organism on :
cm. reniiKM-r.
..$708 M $I25-I
!) 01) W 00
F nut Salem,.
Camp Cietk..
Tula!
..$728 30 $217 50
Forwarded lo the United Slates Christian
Cotumissioii nt Philadelphia. $770. I he lml
Imice on hand will be scnl us soon as droits can
be procured. ..
The ladies nf the Commission desire to avail
themselves of this opportunity to express their
Ihauks tn all who have so promptly responded
lo (heir various calls fur uid in behalf of Ihe
sick and differing snldiers; and wuuld state
that Ihe principal call upuii the generosity of
the guild people ol Salem lor sumo . '
come, so inr as.llie uomuiiseuiu i
will be for tho collection of the renal monthly
subscriptions ; while ns a Committee, we cher
ish Ihe lollil liope thill tlie ueceseuy no w
Commission arising from the desolations of
cruel war, will soon pass nwny, and that Ihe
blessing uf a restored unity and of a just and
permanent trauquillity 'hall rest upon us in all
our borders. Mits. H. A. Ci.akkk,
Mub C. N. TwtitY,
Finance Committee.
New Road. The Sentinel contend that
the newly discovered routo from Crescent City
via Jacksonville and Fort Klamalh.it the best
way of reaching the Idaho and Eastern Oregon
mines. Jordan Creek nnd the silver ledges of
Owyhee are nearly due east uf Jacksonville.
II' the new route is as feasible as Ihe Sentinel
thinks, there will lie a 'urge, travel over it, und
its advantage tn the southern counties of Ore
go'.i can hardly be over estimated.
'Tun nriMt Ulll u. m-- K- tn
Ihe extract frniii the Congrssiionaf Globe,
nhich we publish in another column, that Hon.
John K. M'Hride has introduced a hill in the
House of Representatives providing for a
change of the location of the Mint Iroiu Dalles
io Portland. The bill we presume will have
the approval of both branches of Congress
nitliutit material opposition.
t3 Gen. McDoaell bus issued a general
order requiring all Americans embarking for
Mexico :o register their names, take the oath
of iilli ziaiice nud give Ihe most satisfactory
proofs ol their loyultj. Foreigners will lie re
quired lo procure passports from their Consuls.
The object is In prevent Ihe formation ol bodies
of Cnelederiites ou thu Mexican fruuliers.
Twenty recruits, enlis ed in this place by
Lieut, MoCail, for the cavalry regiment, left
fur Vancouver nn Inst Wednesday' bunt.
About seven thousand boxes nf apples were
packed iu Salem during the past Winter, uiiist
of them by A. D. Shelby uf Portland.
Consi lenible snow fell in this place on Ihe
last day of February. Old Winter shook his
hoary lucks at us un parting, but the first day
nf Spring was clear and pleasant. On Friday
morning snow fell tu the depth uf Mu ur three
inches, but by dark it bad measurably disap
peared.. There is more than tho usnal amount uf
travel up and down the upper Willamette this
season. The new steamer Reliance, with her
ample accommodations and obliging officers, is
the regular and favorite passenger bout. On
her first down trip last week she enrried eighty
passengers, and made the trip from Salem lo
Ciinomab in six hours, including all stoppages.
Julio, the ubiquitous Jake, Ihe chief steward.
iv ho has been lung and luvorably known iu his
department, furnishes the " grub " iu grand
style. ..
Two insane men, liumed Littlo and Story,
from Douglas county, were delivered nt tlie In
sano Asylum by Mr. Singleton on Wednesday
last.
The Ladies' Christian Commission nf Salem
has received during the mouth uf February
$112,05, com, and $19. Cegnl Tenders.
Pakiion to A Dkbkrtek George W.
Julius uf this county, who enlisted three years
ago iu Ihe Oregon Cavalry, when E. J. Har
ding was recruiting a company in Salem, and
afterwards deserted, has been parduned thru'
the intervention uf Senator Nesmilh. The
extreme youth uf the soldier (he having been
unly fifteen years old) and other initiating
circumstances, prnhably induced ihe extension
uf clemency for an offender which under differ
ent circumstances would have been severely
punished. Ihe following is an extract Irani
the order fur Ins pardon :
Win DseRTaiiNT. .
AlUCTANT tiKM.UAL K OrSlce,
i w Asinuro;. DeveiuU-r It, IMA.
I Sritcut ORiwa. S. 1
I'nvute (iiorpr II'. Joint. Company F ' 1-tOregnn
! 4'uv-ile.v. ii p.uil'uel rr any suppo-eil deeni-n be
uiii.v u.ive. iierrioiorv ominiut. il, and will I cli.. b.iri-eil
the service ol the L'nitt-.l slates up-o tliereiMpt.il
llii. order at the pl,,ce where be iiih be seivioa". fin
sold cr h. e. Mini In p.iy.Ae., only ntmvr piiranmpb
t:i;i II. vim d l jutrd bulo Ann) lieunluti Im ol IMj l.
11) order ol the I'rt.iUelit ul me I' iitr.1 Stiles.
E. D ToWN.-tKMU,
AmukIiiuI .kibutalil tieueitd.
Sevkkr. nr r Mkuitki. We have been in
funned that A. llidbriHik. whose mime has be
u e notorious in connection with certain Snui-
tin frauds, nas publicly snubbed by a former
utqmimt'iucf. ill Portland recently, lie ex
tended bis hand to his former friend, but was
iiulii;iiuiiily repulsed, ami told that lie was un
worthy nf the confidence or fricmbhip uf a
gentleman. llulhriMik iquirmed under the
seiitbiug rebuke ami ph ad innocence. When
asked why he did mil account, publicly, for the
money be had teceived for ihe Siimtaiy Cum
mission, ur i.-ply to thu ohurgee of pi-culaiion
and (heft made fluuitist him through ihe press,
he said pompously tlmt such charges "were
hem at II his notice" Putir wretch .' Does he
not know that such au excuse is always the
lasl resort i f a k ave or scoundrel. Aumry
HolbriHik. Ihe uiuu wbu has "nothing to gain,
and noibing lo lose," abvre letting Ihe people
know what he has done with thtii money.
Such impudence is only equaled by ihe crime?
with which he is charged rubbing sick and
dying suidiers. The punishment uf being re
fused the hearty grasp uf an honest man's
hand is severe, hut in llnlbrnuk'c case it it
merited. He will most likely ere lung rvalue
the truth of the Scripture adage that "tlie way
of Ihe transgressor ia hard." Albany Journal.
Wmit VlRtusiA a Static The first of
ficial action of Chief Ju lice Chase was a stri
king one. It will be remembered thai, stye
the Syiacnse Journal. Judge Catron, of the
Supreme Bench, some time ago interrupted
lh hearing of a cause in a Distnot in Tennes
see, by exclaiming. "T-here is no such Stale as
West Virginia." Immediately after the in
stallation nl the new Clitel Justice, be held
consultation with hi associates about the call
of Statee on the docket Tbe clerk was read
ing Ihe list but tiuil over the new Stale.
Mr. Chase quietly remarked "Insert West
Virginia in its proper place." With tbe ex
ceplion of Judge Catron all Ihe Justices were
present and all concurred in the action. This
settle tbe mailer.
CtTThe Snake Indian have made a raid
upon Pleasant Valley again, driving all the
settlers nut of the valley. Julia MoCooiins.
agent uf Ihe Humboldt Express Company, and
another man, whose name was not given, were
killed. The Indians also ran off tbe Eiprees
stock, five ha ud red sheep, and burned a num
ber of bouse Two eompauie of met (eft
Ruby Cl'y in pnfult, rnt there was little pmK.
..... J V . j ... i
ability of overtaking tin
their bliukel and pruvu
i hem. at the; bad to pack
leioncon loot.
Tllr.sl'UK - 'ihe elite. Iliillllielll (jlvell oil Tun: stilly
ev , bv the Tliesp un. lor Hie beaelll of Waller
,, p,o,l.. how ere wotimledu bile tli-iutr a ra-
lute on the !f.'d ult., p.odie ea rev, o.v -
h'oriy Hvo dollars were atsaneu uv ,,...., ,....
rent ofthe Hall aliiiiebeinntweii'.via "
w, divided between the two ,mlu,-t.,ii..le yoi.na ...en,
giving- then, each the in.u.iliee.M sum ol '
Lear, Ihal. for. cbari u. p,n pose, purely oral la
It, inters, and worthy in IU object, any hall in the
town ought to be given rem free, lint .1 m order lo
eonlriliute hveutv-sevot. dollar, to lh. ... ircrcrs by all
11 "f-MS : . o oe oibur
expenses, we tnuia cnariiy ik"
inellioll ol UlslllulltlllK i-- a""."
I'm IiiwiNS -The Irwins entertained well-filled
hnuK.it. Oriswold's HH on Friday and Saturday
evening, and won golden opinions Iron, me unrr. ...
the dia.ua. They appear to -night tn mm " oier. r ...
Deep," and the Fool of the Family." assis.eo j
... a ri.!.l.e and Mr. Pardey. On Tuesday even
ing they promise to give " Tlie Colleen Itawn." In the
cast of which tome member of tho Thespian Club
k,.... lM..,sd io assist. Those who want to ee a
thrilling drama ably perforu.cd should attend by all
ineillil.
Woi'snanKroni the following Ir iu Admiral I'm
ter's nffli hil report of the part taken by the Navy 111
the capture nf Fort Fisher, It will be seen that Lieut.
Hoswcll H.Liii.non,of this State, was wuimded. The
Admiral any:
We have lost about 200 In killed und wounded .ninoiig
them some gallant ollifcrs. 1 regret to annnnneo lie
.hath of Lle.it. 8- W. Preston and Ueiit. Ii. H. Porter.
They were both captured together In the attack on rort
Siiniter, and died together In endeavoring tn pull down
the flag that has so long Haunted In onr fi.ecs. Lieut.
It. H. Lh.usoi. was severely wounded. He waa lately
associated with Lient. Preston in hi- perilous ad veil
tines on the pimder-liotil. Lieut. (1-o.ge W. Ilai lieaiid
n number of others were wounded, the former not dan
gerously. Mn.iTAnv. The ipiota ol Jarkson, Josephine and
Curry counties Is now full,
Lieut. Col. Drew baa resigned bis poaitioii In tbe 1st
Oregon Cavalry.
San The insl?lttre si Wilbur, Donclas ao., ), "
re-ciulillilmd, ami lsmiia i.ipninira puin.issieroiirr.
A. H. Bull has l'en npHnlerl poitinsltrr t Orssun City,
In place of R. S. Purlin", resigned.
Anaivro -The SVrrs Nevada reached Porlland yellenlay
mnrnlnn, lirl.iyl.ig TOO riaiiengcr. lion. B. F. Ilsrd'nn il
amnng Ihe number.
CfT The second quarter nf Mrs. IIsluW. Conn's ichoel
III begin m-xl Monuny, March 18th. Terms .' per quarler.
MARRIED.
In t.lnn so.. 1, 18M, by lb v. Mr. fl"r.v, R- A D.
M.VIirlniel, ft Hurl listen. !'. "'"I JHsa M. I.l2le baoiiey,
r f Cilv, Orryrm (lliirli.u.-t"n il.e .ilesse copy.
A. Orei-n., Cilv. r. ... . IWB. by R' f - C. Strullon, taS.
t. 0. M.-Cowii aiel MwsHnrali M. Msldraai.
PIED.
' Ir. Hits ominly, F... SI, 19W. Tnimnn B rVr.nnd, sed
il yesrs. He was .1 of Jobnand Hannah Sherwiio..-
Ilf k-svn a wife anil Ibr.-e rhlldreu io mourn Ids lM.
Ollit'illl.
HrXA..T.KT of State, j
WiMO.Ki.roM. .Inuiiaiv 14. lti.",
Infiirnutioti baa been received at this liepa.lincnt
from Mr. Allen Fra.u-is. the Co.ihuI of the ijlitcl
Stales at Victoria. V. I., of tlie low on tbe till day of
II, ...., lair lt o fl tbe harbor of Victoria, ol tlie Amcr.
ic-un acliooner " Ill-ant,'1 of A-t"tm. (I.egon, owned and
cemni ....I. d by It. F. (iltte.v, who, with the rest t r the
new was dr. weed, tilpt. lllliey was a cuizruei ni.
ington Territory.
List ol Letters remaining In the Post Oflb cat Salem
Oregon, March M, ISO."..
Adk.nson, John It
Auau.H, J L
Atk.naon, Wm C
Atkins. J
lin ker, Henry W
ll.iruett. Anna K
Harrett. fbarb
Haker, Misa MaryO
linker, W 1)
If .llistcr, Wm L
liar Ion, 0 8
llensou, Wiu B
lienlley, Mary E
Deer. Kli.iilietli K
llcnaoii, Wm
Brown. John K
lln melt, Oi.nun
Uucbauan, Isaac '
Canniban, John
Carlelua. It F
Chamberlain, Adnlpliu
Cisiper, K H
Conner, A J
Ode, Mary A
Colwcll. Hr M
Cole, Charles.
Crillirlall. C II .
cur. 01 ' o
llavis. Harmon
Panels, .Mary K
Davenport, T W
Oelor. A
llenliy. Isaac
Oicke.M, Keuhen
Oirkens, Jesse
Dodson, John
IH. i.lny . I) tl
Ktnery. Jnmn
Edniunson. Th'm J
Edwarda. Will
Fames, Mariba
Ferrell.lleor.'e W
Ford. John If
Kraier, Abt.er
Franklin, Washington
Haines. A P
tieer, J J
licer, llyrington
Itilmore. Susanna L
(iibK-rt, Sunon
(triftin, Anoett
tlnlnn, Aueeliue
II. ilhuwa. W I)
Henry. Clmrles 3
H.ggings. Klij.b
Hinds.. S P
llolMon, John
lloleniao. Wiley
lloari. I C
Hiibitd. J-J.a
J-okson. r.irns 2
l.e k-on, Thomaa
Kces. M-rgn.i
Kened. ,J -hn A
i.ee. J '.tin M
Lawreiice, i; r 1
Leiii-t.i. Lemuel
Mob. ill, ll.tK-it
Mager. F I'
M i.ver, J S!l
M i-ikius, J -Ii ri C ,
M .11... ii. A 0
.M tii Nin, KIiza
Martin .V Knicy
Mc.Vanier. A B
MrOrniek, Nnllrin L
MCKilibeu.Cynll.ia
McCow... F I)
McDaniet, Mary J
Miller, Jane
Mills. Thus II
Mills. Willi 8 2
Moore, l(nfua 8
Morse, II 0
Xc.il, Margaret L
Newel, X
Old, Luther
Odrander. John
O'liieley. W M
Pitersou, Peter A 2
Phillips, Mrs M J
Phillips, John M
Pitman, A 1,
ke.il.. I B
Ibdlield.FM
ltey.Hil.ls, Abraham
H.ggs, T J
Kidale, Mr
lt'.berlsoii. Alex 2
lingers, Jaelt
Huhy, Jnmea
rtuKri , d
Hut. ell, Mrs 8 E
Scott, J M
Heli .Ocr. Samuel
Schneider, Aibert!
Seott, I A
Scl.riider. Henry I
Srelev, L A 4 j
Siino,,,, Mellaril T j
Simpson. J "I. n T
Spieer, Charles E (
Small. Miss l.s.ins
Sniitli, Mm Sarah
Smith. F K
Snnlh.J K
Stewart, Amna
Stevens. John or Martin
Stark. Imon
Stephiow. H
Staples. Nancy
Souihwnrth.. Sarah Ann
Stevens. E S
Chilian, l liei'd irt
Sutton, (i ,l
SMaisan. K A
Swift. J M
Tailor. F II B
Toll. W A
Tu.ker. Ceorge
H ard. Thomas B
W api.e. W V
Ward.. loM.pl. 8
Wind. J 4cph
WnMi. It.ebanl
WntMin. Jams-1
W ill. Samuel
illiams. ...bi. L
.
i
Wi!i,u, l!n In. J M
Ward, Semh J
Wl.iiley. J
, W.ibingl'.n. EC
V.'ii.ig. J
V".iiigt Jiwei.t T
ir.llab.
Mi'-s K A
J.T. tlmaruN.rU.
MILI. OTICC
UANuLli
'IMIF. WILI.AMLTTE WtlOLLX UAXU
1 tilling Conii.tu.v'
NEW FLOURINC MILL
will be i
ItVndy to (iriml lor u4oma,
ON MONDAY, MARCH lib.
... J- SMITH
oniem. .iiiinii -ith, ixi ft.
Jacob 1'vny.HHii.L, I
ball Fruuelseo.
. JAC03 UNDERHILL
INPllllTKKIt AND DRAIEII
Hardware, Iron, anrfSteei
No. I HO Front si., cornel A
PORTLAND, - . . K;0,
are roustaully reeeirin,
Dirrrl from nuiiurasliaVrs Ell
AND IN KNC.LA.VH, ji
A LARCE STOCK OF iOOQ,
fwmistiiiff of
iccniMcv, mm t twum m,
CumberlHml Ctxl, J
IKON AND STEEL, OF AL S1ZJ,
Wagon and Seat 5mg8, i
IRON AXLES !
NUTS AND WASHLKS, K.flsVe,,
which will be sold at BAN KRt'CSCO IfES
SUM t, ASH. j I
JACOU LNDElHIl. ec C.
I0 Front (., cumuAler, IVcud.
siarru o, is)
' fxiiinmoss
la the Circuit Conn of the Man
..rfdreipm fi
Matmi, irwa
coumy of Dough
Ellen J. Fuller, I'll,,
Suit for
r. id
mot) uf tl mw
Samuel 8. Fuller. tVft
'ta euntrti. 1
'l Haronet Fuller, deleod
X
rtHlUilTtl Id ItipMr IN NI1X
tht eoniiici.t ll
dtp in in hihitv enliMrd mun,
liuu of tb twiifWof natHnont
SI. I. .1 . ' ' . . .
mff for I tw4
wn TotfaH t
lt mu4 pUiuiilf, mad vva ti I
not)tie4 tliaiN
t romnUiit un
nm omv oi iti nit trn of
Uttiurv in wti rwuitT tn tl
uiirt to l lull
P'0.1 N'4ay. Ill'
laiutil till tp jj
iui eoaisainl.' I
bulge, j
... K. Wllt.tS. Ii
flaiulirT's MorAew i
Ltnd M4iar,
tu Mm ctHirt to vmnt th pmr
Feb ?4 Iftttwfct
TnlttH
ri! .
Bt Ihe subsertlier. living 3 (..4 nortbclt of
mbuig, one dark bay b.J abmii U knd
MpDvm Iv be 4 yeerc eM
toU. Aleo, one ba; ketae i
tiagi
in and
sibalf I,
arra..
wPnu
oppoeetl to be 4 year old I
epriiur 1
. aiso, wnj nn, an
lti lo I t icais ohl'll tf
It halKl'
ig , app
o brand or mark perteiv
Marcne, iwo.
nuiAM
l-ror
As-tiU . .
If-' "'"'ffc
1 l:tlias lil.l.is
t rorlliil .... I
Ml',,
if. w
if "
Tlie
hi low
UttH
bine sfJ
WAS FAIRLY
AWABDED THE
fT TUB
SHU Hll, NL
tf order tlnj the Ogn nnblki may t MIL
L e-npluyjnl.c'r""",.",,.'''1","nM "whine
lo cm ii an imliaervedrepuialion for their eniapliraied
piece of me. Ijnisul, il California, I lie following slat,
melit of farts .ubililted lor their perusal, Home
llireo iiii.nihrf.llor I It awi.til was mn.le Ht the oit -
KIION SI Aflv r"H t mo rmsr VIIKM1ITW
theOKOVK (V IIAKKK MACHINK, AH HKINO
THE HESTFAMIIV KICVVINlJ MAflllNE, an
allblavit is pf.luced ly tho agent of the " Florence,". '
lioma Mm Hone, io enoeuvor io prove Unit t ie
award was ally malo lo the Horeuee, iulimaliiig
tlinl llin l'i' ideiil fi.udulently .ub.litutod a bogus
report in its luce, (pun our producing overwhelm
ing proofs o Ihe falsity of I Ins sliitement made by
Mrs. Hone, he agent produeea ulll.lavits from Mrs,
Church unilN. 0 Pun-lab lo show that the Special
C.un.uitlcei'iis not lie proper purty to examine the
nuichiiiei, lit the regular t i.im.iii tc ou C'hisa 9, uud
that ilie fol.er win only appointed after WE tound
that the laf-r failed tounswer our ends. The follow- '
lug i'Ri rarj ace t ken from the atflduvita published In
Sou Fraridco. Mr. Church w.v i
Amone.itlier Ihlnm In tl.li class esamlned Ilia Ornvsr
a Baker nil lite yisre.ee Sewing Machines, thrn on exhtbl- '
tlim, inSvc nnaiiltii'insly awarded the Irsl premium lo th
yiorr.i'-eXaclilne.
After s.y iwitr.l si. .be Sewing Machine, became known
on Ihe U.,l day f tlx fair, .nuther special cnmmlt.ee of
ave wsiipo.nled liy .omtoo.ly lo examine the Bewiug
Mauhl.KsfMl slncli HDpuiutn.ent we were out luferiiieil uutlk
wo wt-n taily to inbuilt our awarili In wrltliiK, nut then we
declined f- linn anything mere to will, the matter.
i, - ai.iAucTii v. tiiuauu.
Mr. f.r '. isys:
u slurs .f thr appoletnuiil at Mrs. Clutch. Mrs.
fort.r Sid M 0"iy. tiy the Slanageri of Un Isle 8lsl
I strs'esriij i" mt n"i iccunm-ins H.i-i 'n'i,
hut nivrsi.ii.-H lh aweril ot .aid eeiutnltt.- u". r
Maol.inV '"" utM,vt ,I,M1 suniiuee'" fcs-laj
' n,-,li) l"l pC'teiled ngal,,.. ..h, appoltimtrrt or
a,t 0..' .0.1.1' a llng dlsco.irleou, ,h. remUr
info...! bne h.. of he m.a,lr, , , h, ' J
werefnersofthil over t linker Machine. 1 prou-.i,,!
Ihstl waiuijus ' Ihe t l.ire.ic,to appol,,, pcrso... known
to Is- rrJuUlcnl I favor of ll.e Urorrr A Baker. II.. (Thorn,
.on) ir.ly ... !' "ur c...i,er.,lli, ,y ,,mK ,
.. w,',t,l do a. lie r;l the l,lt,r. It .J, u,, ,"'
Ihe draw of Hi" 'lr before I could learn uu 0.?i.. J
,l,,,tr U.c laiuJ-""".oio e really iieelded In faro, f
yiwei.es or n. .. record, of tMr , luch
l,n. I liatc w. o.i.rasi oa.iience In puhllsh ihe fade
tithe enrntsi p.""- pernio n.ier lesrulng th m.
tl. 0. PAItltlSll.
The facts arlb.it on Tnesiluy, n.e Sm .luy of the
loir. Mr. Pare came to me relutive to ll.e Sewioir
liiehine (loiiill'-e. an.l asked me what M.v viewa
vero na lo tip n I I1 in mi-iii. I niiM tlnil I tl.ouvrlil -Hie
siime e.aiiahoubl b ndopied Unit hud been fob
..ivi'il the nr"S Vonr, iu ;;n:i"ln-i,i u
ini7rr,iisitv h.'poeihletu get the retrulur Com"
inillee on (III J I" g.vo mlishietion. Uu nHi,l ,
iboiiglit tlial'"ot eourse d I presumed there-
wiiBlolwi.ii.elio.i nn ihut point. ,u j,,,
Tliornton.a.'ild nun the result of the cnneersniioii,
und tlmt I ihot ileai.e lo inll ienee the seluetiou o "i'
Ihe commit! "."I .."bed lluil be would useliiaoin.J
juiK'.nci.t,i.ol - Rllow liny .iiggesiiuns trum the
otl.ei parlii On Thnredi.y looi iiing he informed inr .
Ihut he limHWeil u eoniinitteo of livo who woub
art in the tut' und on Friday morning they eanie
und era-ill f '.ra in exuuiiuaiion of work and ma.
chines. Hi rinl Committee waa the only ont.
thntcxntiiil ' machine' officially, and I never
knew, mill' ufliduvits appeared, that it waa ever
claimed Vlii'i Flo.ei.ce" agent to tw otherwise.- -'
Alter tli C'in -.ee bud made their awurd in wrltiin.,
1 usked iePi dent to read the report. He tuki'.i
if therec party present repreaenling tbe rlcj.r
siile, to hx,i eplied by pointing to N. O. Parri,.
the agei ef f Klorenee', wbu waa sluudiug b9t$fo
me. 1
Jii.lgiTii.cvn then read ll.e Keport awanflue; .. .
FlllMVIiKll'M TO THIS GltOVEltA UEK
and tnivmt'hremium to the Florence, and tyr Hr.
risk ifcd ikmand heard it read, ao that lhere Muld
lie no Hriui wly be should not have kr0W ,
about it nJl, more eH.ciallv a the We. rMH
waa til w t GUOVtK & UaKKH HAX'llINr:
soon arr.ifithe clerk ottered lo tie the tj ritsbon
ontliolta-i, lint the agent would not aUow (
1 did uaicj who the committee waa iym wi,eI1
they cat livaniiue tbe Machinee. ae( lwj never
spoken) b.sSne of theni before, and no BW.lre
Ihut a chil" of onfainieM coobl beori,, , thg
nwaimadifeeliiur eou.eiou ldt wTcrj' tl.itiif had
been horuly eamdueted on our p,. If there had
been ry fit ground fr churgi.-g fntl& ja eitbear
Ihe atetiiaiir iinpmper renort u Coui. have been
fouiulsiiillioot wa'ti'g tkreeoHthn: and then the
moat l.priate place to bus published the facte
ivnidnc lieen I.I lb HtNtejrhAm tl.M fi.ir hu.l tuu-n
held. J the fact of'be agnt eelecting'an adjoining
Snileiublish the aM.'W.s (obtained, as hue been
prove i al leaal one tuuce, bv mirenreseututionl
d.ses Uook as llu.ugt he facta would beur tbe.n out
in i i aerliou. Tl whole charge is trumped up
for Ads t in C'alilnia, but onr prompt exposition
of tbelitd de'eed their ends, and that the people
of Ored) may ie bow luticb value to place on alate
atenis ble Hie agent of thi. unreliable und com.
P'icalr' sfl,'r Ceebanisio, these facta are submitted.
Toe tlOl u HAKKIt MACHINE 1 too well
llo. s the 1 lli. ciwl tu be cllecled bv soi-b
fuht-'ffeuienK and we believe the nublie w'ill not
all- eein,,es to I. misled by them.
I , . J W. J. PIKRSON,
ke-f ir the sale .f uroTer 4 Raker Machines,
Fortlond, Oregon.
rVISTAR'S bALSAM
or
(ULI) CHERRY
H uu rsto roa siarlt
HALF A CENT I! It Y,
H THE er ASTOai9lll.N0 SUCCESS IK Cl'RINO
Cih Coin, Hoarseness, Sore Thrct.
luenzii, hooping Cough. Croup,
l.iver Complaint. Ilrouchitia,
IMIicul y ol' lirealhing,
Albnm, and every ,-.
IteclioB of
H0A1, LUNGS, and CHEST,
, I Ul'lUMSO EVES
CONSUMPTION.
.ere Is srnrely one Individual in the coniraiinitv
Is wholly eiM,K.a, during a seaeou, Irvui suuie one,
ever el if'iy ueveioieu. 01 ll.euiroveayuiptoms
jh rt ol slicli inight lead lo the lual named and
I 10 be dr-iled dim-use iu the whole eaiidogue.- .
power ll.e "iiiedicual gum' ol (lie ild Cher
ree ov.i Ii. i-Ihm8 uf coin pluiuta ia well known i
reul u tl g"nl 11 l.ae perluriiied. and so greut the
ubiriiv iias iironired.
11 tlns'piesaiioii, lu-side. the virtue of the Cher-
llieie iirsjl'Uioiiuleu ujtu It other Ingredient of
'.e viiliie.tll lliereaa.iifcr il value len fold, und furin-
11 Itemidwhose power to sooihe. to l.eul. lo re-
ve. and are disease, exists in no other medicine
si dtscovfii
The m e. U' d s.irrcsa that has attended Ihe ai.nli-
iiion ol itViedicitic in ull rases of
PijlONARY COMPLAINTS
'gi .nv pb vi. inns of high standing to em
it if hk pmciioe, miuio of whom advise u.of
ail i4 lueir own .iguilure. We have spare
iauiea of a fe
ur.MD.Si
x, M I) , Kxe
tunc of a few uf these i
Kan FnuiriKO. Cul.
Kxeter, Me.
Aikr Hatch M D , Cliina, Mr.
1..WS. M O.Htll.X. H.
llX Ktia, M 0 ..Capa Vincent. N. V.
ILt!ch.M I)., Aul.um, N Y.
k4M bKiti.MAM, ii V , ..-mnrU.mok, N.J.
Maktij, m u., JtmnaheJil. f.
I f rittomliave letters from all cfiuwe of onr
(itea. fniu tlie ball of Cotiirren to tlie ham-
Wft t-iuie. ai d even from beyoml the asaa ; for the
rirtiie f Istaki Ualsam huvo extetid
tliruiit bouidt of the earth." without
nt aim ft u oir part to introduc il bejoud lb
mitt I mt owBcuamrj.
fO fflUFOBNIANS AND OREGOMANS.
jli-'fUrfswf I. 1W3. all wenutn mSTAl?8
UMAX J HII.O CHKRKr for tke Pactfc
'oaf 'il tiemloud in a nete rripper trkick mill
mfc pnlrd namrt of kotk KsrH W. town II
'o JeMa. M ui .ond iuus 1). l'saa. Cincinnati.
l Mil at dt m m Jac umile of tke ngnatmrti of
1. ciin. ivsr.iBD et i ni , nan - 11. wistaii,
111 I.ILS1X OF WILD CHEKKT
ic roa sAi.t cr
HEDIXGTOJI fO,
slikud 418 Front street, Sao Francisco,
Intl hy all arugnists.
MiiiiiinoHn.
.test Court of tbe State uf Ore iron for Yam.
Slli'iinlv. tpril Irrni. IHoi. U'llliam Marrhanl.
) iiS. 1.. iudrew Merchant el al., defendant.
Hi fit II.ISH.n nf Heal Estate.
'fllj hIksic earned defri.danl. Aleaander Andrew
f Jercbtut.a. hereby smu mooed end reuired, ia
I oaw vt . as Slate of Oregon, lo be and appear at
t mil's oxil above named on or before tke fret
r oil lie Arid term thereof, IK6S, and answer the
nnlskt of U'.llmai Merrbanl. nlajnt.ir in iha ab.iv.
i ...... j , 1 . .. , .
nartiticMa nf lha
mi
AI.J
H I
w
Slot
I ,., ns 1 "i vw swisiwi aura vfaim ui at uers ater
tirrt. ceall, among Ihe heire thereof 1 alee, the
, liarr-lran (f buHi buughl by (aid Hubert Merc beat
11 tujrtu nJ Ehularih UewKbanp 1 all atlaaie oa
I nrtb rVrk J Varah.ll river, ia YaeibiU eoen.y. Or.
.- ui I and I yoa la.l to arnwer. lire alaintiaT will
onto ej Hua. H P. ibuse. Judge ef 3d Jadiciat
I SltHAKU et tA .V Kr.nl.b,
Roowtat. AUoroey. tor plainul.
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