The Oregon statesman., March 13, 1865, Page 3, Image 3

hc (Oregon f tatcu.
TUK MVS.
Following tha cniitnro of Wilmington nnJ
Sfivniiimli, Atlilit ional viuloriis ornwd upon lis.
Bliormnn lme taken Columliia, (the town will
uiifiirttinatijly horned), Georgetown nnd Clnir
lott dvillo 'in South Carolina. There seems to
be no opposition to hia progress, except the
mud and distance;. IIo goea where he pleases
without any fighting. Our latest dispatches
report him within sixty miles of Torry'a trnope
which had ailvnnord from Wilmington, ood
the probabilities are thnt a jnnotinn has been
t'OVoted before this. The dispatches assume
that if the forces are united they will imiiiedl
ntuly move on Richmond, but we see no indi
cations of this. -
Sheridan Inn defeated the army which Early
had got together and is doubtless moving to
wards Lynohbnrg. The rebels cannot raise
any foroe to oppose liiui without materially
weakening Lee's defense of Richmond. A re
port tliiitoatna over the wires that he had cap
lured the rebel Gen. Early, proved untrue.
The reports of inhuman treatment of Union
prisoners ny the rebels provee not only true,
nut every additional account increases tho in
tensity of the infamy. The rebel prisoners in
our hands are well fed and clothed, and then
exchanged in vigorous health, for our men who
have been purposely atnrved to render thorn
useless as soldiers ! Did ever savages perpe
trate audi barbarity 7
A report is given of an attempt to assassin
nte President Linonln nn inauguration day. It
is probably a oanard. James Harlan has been
appointed Secretary of the Interior in place of
Usher. Mr. Harlan has for a long time been
Senator Iroin Iowa, and is a man of high ability
as a debatnr. Whether he will succeed as an
administrator remains to be seen.
Hugh MuCullogh is tho new Secretary of the
Treasury who sucoecds Fessenden, the latter
going into the Senate on the 4th of March. He
is a iimn of much financial experience, having
been Controller of tho Treasury of the United
States since the decease of Elislia Whitlesey
who had filled that place so long. Whether his
ability is equal to tho vast demand npon that
department of the government is doubtful.
Saulshury and McDnngal have been excluded
from the Committees of tho Senate, the former
for notorious sympathy with rebels and the lat
ter for drunkenness.
NAMTAIU AFFAIRS.
Tho Hon. Henry Failiug. Treasurer of the
Oregon Branch of the U. S. Sanitary Commis
sion has sent us tho correspondence below for
publication. It explains itself. In a note en
dorsing tho letter, Mr. Failing says :
" The CominMon horo contcmplato mukiiifr an ap
peal to the pconle to organize uid Hocietios In their va
rious neighborhoods ami oliUIn monthly subscrliitluiis
of small amounts. In this way it Is thought more
money can be raised than by spnativitio efforts. The
Treasurer In tho different In-wlitiM will forward tho
amount collected direct to New York, or through this
Untncli as thoy may prefer.
('are will be taken that wlintever funds shall be for
warded through the Commiasion here will be forwarded
In the most economical way, and so as to nett as much
as possible in Now York. As money Is received here it
will bo acknowledged, an has been tho caso by our
Secretary, and as soon as acknowledgement of its receipt
tn New York comes to haiul. each acknowledgement
will be puclished for the satisfaction of the contribu
tors. Whilo I have been Treasurer the funds, have
'been forwarded as received gold has been forwarded
as gold, and currency has becu sent as currency."
The appninment of Mr. Failing as custodian
of the funds which the people of Oregon ohooso
to contribute tho noble objeot of this Commis
sion, has removed all tho doubts which exiatcd
as to the disposition of tbo money under pre
vious management.
H W.i,l St. N. Y., Dec. 12, 1R(U.
Mv Dkar Sin : My delay In answering your loiters
of October 17th. Mb, sod November 4th certuhily de
mands an apology, which is to be found in the con
stant pressure ntv work, mostly for the Sanitary Com
mission, which makes it impossible to be punctual in
my duty aa a correspondent. Formal receipts however
have I teen regularly mailed to yon for the liberal con
tributions that hfve reached us from time tn time
through you from our patriotic and gcr.enms fellow cit
izens of Oregon, and the first of the scries was ac
knowledged by letter. They have been as follows :
In (lold. . In Currency.
No'
flli'i.,11 flX!,ou
;I47,MI
(uold Bar)
24, 4.31(1,112
' (Prem.on drft) 1'i0,kii
6, . Mo.00
8, l.iO,K5
PcO.
677,00
HI. (SI
1. 62,(10
.) ,052,82
$2 fiiil, no
Inclnding the premium on gold t7,4(!l 91-10(1) the
total amount received by the Treasurer of the Commis
sion from Oregon siuce November 1st, has been $15
6x1.73. We are most sensible of the liberality with which
Oregon ha sided the cause of the Commission, and of
our obligations to yourself as its representative. Tin
unprecedented muniltecnce with which its work has
been sustained by the whole country, and especially by
the new and distant 8tatesof the Pacific, seems tu nie'
a hopeful sign of the National feeling tins war has
called out, and a proof that Ire are, snd with the bit
sin gof Heaven will continue, one people from ocean to
ocean. I am, very respectfully and truly, yonr obliged
and oltedicut sen-ant.
Usonoa T. Stkonu, Treasurer:
Hmmr Failiko, B-q., Treasurer Oregon llranch U.
8. Sanitary Cuminissiun.
The amount named in the letter above (15.r,si 73
100) is proceeds of certain amount of collections re
ported by. Hon. E.. Shattock. Secretary, Nov. 4th,
laT.4. Mn acknowledgement has yet been received of
remittances made subsequent to that dale. Heccipts of
the Treasurer of the Couiminsion at New Yorfc will be
published aa they come to hand.
HKNav Faimso, Treaa. Ogn. Mr. U. 8. 8. C.
WIS Rkoapwav, N. V. Pee. 30. 1HB4.
Hitsnv Ptn.mii. Tskas. Ouk. Hkancii Dkar Sir:
Your favor of October 17th and two of Novemla-r 4th
have liven acknowledged by the Treasurer. Though
the bale of woolen aocks has nut yet rome to hand. I
tannot longer forbear sending this brief expression, on
besalf of the officers of the Commiaain-i, of the great
grM,-ti"n given them by the receipt of these re
newed and substantial pm danf the confidence, hnmnne
. symmiltiies, and devoted iatriotisni of our esteemed
brethereu nn tlie I'aciHu coast.
At this time when nur Treasury Is well nigh exhaust
ed by the heavy snd unavoidable drifts of the last six
months, so distinguished by the mo active and bloody
cammigns, your aid is most welcome. .
Please tender to the donors, both men and women
our hearty acknowledgement. Yon will be notified of
arrival of socks, ery respectfully,
Francis Fowi.hr, Asst. Secy.
The Inle referred to outlining 270 pairs of Oregon
knit socks, was forwarded tnun Kan Francisco In No-
vemlsjr, by O. C. Wheeler. Secretary of California
llranch. ana no doubt reached New lurk wiuun a lew
days after the above letter waa written. il. F,
Portland. There ia no town on the Fa
cifio ooaat which ia increasing ao rapidly in
wealth and popilatwn as Portland. , The Or
tgoninm in a late number, with a jnst local
pride; recounts the number of elegant residence!
recently erected,' and saya that not lesa than
one handred new dcrellinga are in contempla
tion next spring and summer. It did lot state
how many buildings Holbrouk had bought
DUely, bow many thousands of dollars they
cost. Doe whether it waa the money the
country contributed 0 aid the suffering sol
diera which paid for them.' We don't mean
to ear that Portland bas any reason to bs
prooa of in use transactions, hut some sta
listios ia relalren to there would we interesting
lo in eoaoiry si large.
TatasTRirit-S-Mf. and Mrs. Irwin, witii their
tre.pt, hart laA lbs aaopk of Salsa ander obligations
for asm af the bast ftaaralis entertainment, w bar.
ever had. 'The plays aaaderw) last week war all ao
ably done thai il is dial asH aa any which was beat, bat
wa Baal specify the Collies Be, and Code Tore's
Cabin, Mrs. Irwia appeared1 lt CouVen In the
former and Tonsy ia It liur. Np ssttMtie tamo
rtnre which sfat threw into its) ekastcref tea Cot-
MwHMuMDriwsnsnsMStaM
basBor of Topsy. Ths wthvr feu own rvrV-Mqrw?
and nfavormblt, vst lb Urn Hal) nt) nevoid'
always contained a nayin anditne. mm fall s V4Lr
lh M Colleen and for M Cnrta Tm," oa Saturday
night, was perfectly jarasaad. J J
M:h Klorenre.as Littl Era, wi fAnasHts for tier
form appracsBttoa of tbM mi 4Kvk
character. ' ' :
To-ifil (Mo4y) Usa Cosspany m aky tha
" Bar at aha Patosnc," a lariltia drmnwtiaj rwpfvsca
utioa of tawsdeata of tha avwat war i ad ia tha
oovroS of lk piount work arill nptat " Carls Turn."
They alaa faav ia frfruo Uie "Ortnrm' a aiosi
tntersottfttf astnsitiai of fUirtWrn pUrHntioo life.-
N.xhin Uiat ennld nnl tho awal UMKftnns w nr
wmtrH In Metwtoe)! w rjs cH now thai
Uis taioatcd tfoaps bava oooa wU saotaiDod.
TKST OATHS.
The niiscr-gcmitionisls who at present rule
over tho State of Oregon, caused a bill to be
pnssrd. nt the last Legislature, requiring that a
test oath shnule be taken by all attorneys be
fore they would lie allowed to practice in the
courts of the country. The oath I alludo to.
ruuda as follows! "1, . do solemnly swear
that I will support, protect, nnd defend the
Constitution nnd Government of tho United
States against all enemies, whether foreign or
doinestio ; and that I will bear true faith, al
legiance, nnd loyally to the same, any ordi
nance, resolution, or law, of any State Conven
tion or Legislature, to the contrary notwith
standing. And further, that I do tins with a
lull di'terminatiou, pledge, and purpose, with
out any mental reservation or evasion what
ever; and further, that I will well and faith
fully perforin all the duties which may bo re
quired of me by law." This oath oonlliots
with every principle of Democracy nnd is con
trary to tho spirit of the Constitution, It is a
test oath in the most odious sense of the term,
nod aa audi, no Democrat can take it without
feeling himself more or less degraded by being
compelled to swear " without any mental res
ervation " to support a s t of men and princi
ples he was educated to hate, who only ruse to
power by his lack or vigilance, and who con
tinue in power beonuae he is afraid to attaok
them.
Tho above is the opening paragraph of one
instalment of a long correspondence from
Portland, which -tho Arena publishes ap
provingly on its second page. Tho oath, ac
cording to this expounder of the copperhead
faith, "conjlicti with every principle of De
mocracy "! Yea to " support, protect and de
fend tho Constitution and Government of the
United States ' " contlicts with every principle
of (modern) democracy "I To promise to de-
fend it against all enemies, whether foreign or
domestic, is nuti-democratic and nn niitragcom
trampling upon tho rights of tho people. Of
course it is, for would not tho " doinestio" class
include all the Arena' kind of copperhead
democrats 1 " No Democrat can takelt with
out feeling himself degraded." The oath is n
aimplo promise to support the Government in
good faith, and defend it against Us enemies.
It is the duty of every citizen tn do this with
out any oath, and those who are willing to per
form this duty do not object to the oath. It is
only those who do not mean to support and de
fund tho Government of the U. S., because)
they prefer in their hcnrla to support that of
Jeff. Davis, who feel "degraded" by it.
The whole of these long letters teemo with
rank treason, and ate a direct attempt to incite
forcible resistance to the execution of thelawa.
There is a good deal said about the liberty of
the press being restrained. Icq., but we venture
to say that (hero never was another Govern
ment on earth that would quietly tolerate such
a publication aa this.
TO TUK PEOPLE OF OttEGOJi.
IlEAD-QUAnTERfi. DfS'TOF OltKOON, )
Fort Vancouver, W. T., March 1, 1805. J
I write this to mako an earnest appeal to the
State, to raise the Regiment of Cavalry which
the War Department has called for, as an
nounced in the proclamation of t1 e Governor,
dated tho 12th January.
It has been very gratifying to see the prompt
manner in which sumo sections of tho State
havo raised companies for tho raigiment of in
fantry which contains material aure to perforin
good aerrice in any emergency.
But I hopo that equal success will attend the
raising of the Cavalry. Prny let northern Or
egon emulate the prompt and patriotic manner
in which southern Oregon' raieed some compan
ies in the Winter of 1601 and '(12.
Certainly every reflecting citizen must be
awure that this force is needed for the defense
of the frontier. We have never yet had Cav
alry enough. I have, siuco I have been in
command, constantly wished tn tend some cav
alry to Fort Colvillc, and have never been able
to spare them. The Indiuur in that quarter
will bo sure soon to be bniight more and more
into collision with tho whites. The Indian
title has never been extinguished, and on ao
oouut of the progress of our population in that
direction, it becomes every day a matter of
more nnporlnnco to have a respectable foroe in
that vicinity.
A recent letter from ine to the Surveyor
General of Oregon, published in the papers,
exhibited the uses to w hich troops would prob
ably be put next season in eastern Oregon, and
every well-wisher to the State must desire that
those aurveya and cxplnrntiona shall lie suc
cessfully carried out. They w ill aid in devel
oping your mineral wealth. A dispatch froin
Kurt IScuse states that as early as the Jilt h Jan
uary, a scout was tent from lhat post to the
waters of the lirnnneau, !HI miles South Fast
of lioise City, and eight Indians wero killed in
the fight. Expeditious tn the mining camps on
thehead-waters of the Owyhee, and west of
Jordan creek, totheSnnw Mountains anil (oose
Lake country, will surely bo needed. There
is not now a cavalry soldier nt Fort Itoise. '
Colonel English has just received authority
to pay tho advance bounty of one third to each
new company, as last as raised. 1 lie reoru:ts
for old companies get it atonoe. One' hundred
dollars is tha advance bounty to a volunteer
who enlists lor three rears.
It is proper for ine tn add that there have
been traitors in nur mnlst, ready to take ad
vantage of any occasion to plot disturbances in
our peaci'lul community. 1 lie existence or a
cavalry force will never bo regretted if such
intestine dilliculty should over arise wliioti,
mar kind Heaven avert! AudnoitV is the
watchword of such plotters, and vigilance ia
the only rule of safety. It it true that the
waning fortunes of the rebellion at the east nro
discouraging to the malcontents, who wish here
a chance at an imbroglio. Hut wo must re
member that even if peace occurs to morrow.
the very restoration of pence may be followed
by threatening foreign complications, growing
out of the occupation of Mexico,
flat it is enough for us that the Government
of the. L nited btatea boa made tins call. NV ith
out any reference to the uses to which the force
will bo put, it is the dictate of duly and pa
triotism tn respond to it. . The gallantry and
pahlio spirit ol Urcgoniana havo olten lieen
shown on other occasions. ' I cannot believe
they will be wanting now. Lot the rood oiti-
lena of each ewinty arouse tbemtvlTcs and do
What they can for the cause.
It waa mr w ish and expectation that the first
call on the 20th October last, should have been
Dade for the whole force Deeded. Hut it was
my duty of course to defer to the action of
those in anmmanil. (jov. Oi litis' message to
the Legislature, of tha 2ZA October, said that
the proportion ol uregon would be two reel
menta. (ten. MoDowell had thought proper to
call out lint one at mat date.
roBTSCHlPT. Since writing the above,
have received a notification that ordcra will
aoon be sent for me to proceed to Washington
It has been my fortune to watch for twelve
years tha interesting progress which Oregon
has made Id population, settlement and
sources It shall always be my pride that I
have had ennui opportunity tn aid in their de
velopment. Tbw development of the stew
Territories and States I bare alwaya recognized
ascmuirnti)' ws iipty autl policy of the gov
rnmrnt hr Iko alrtfnM ,J r....;... i..
opt-wg of W.Ji .J tli. pr,.trcliou f
us -una are ciawing aolimtwn regions.
gincf) I hare brra m aotnnunil, drfrDoos bf t
awesi sximmcnoril for ta mouth of tha Colum
bia, and I have not failed to mi las prmpt
that it is oar duly " ia time of prare to prtpan
ttr war."
la bidding aairi Willi mien srmiuimr to
nianjr Inanils in Jaat siata ana in Kijmuina;
trrnlorira, I will repeat tor parting wih that
ihr attachment of litis rvgioo In our glorioua
Union aliall eontioue and lucres, and the sen
time nt of Washinitnn bo Btiiaersalltr noceplej
that "our Natiunal U nittO m the ptlladimD u(
our political sale IT and prnpppnty.
llhNJ. AtAOItH,
THE LATEST.
8(ciHl DiftjafUcltri lo tho Ortfon SluteBnmn.
Ntw York.Mirph 10. Th Richmond fait Inc. ol tlie Slh
oonutnt the foT1"Wltifr : Nothing hn ficrurrnl to tllnhirli lite
quiet prrvnllln lie low HL'.iiiioihI, hut If tlit wi-Mtier cmilln
Ufi Kooti Hi ere will lie m-tlvp ouTHtintifl In tltnl vicinity In ft
iliort time, ID car loiidi of ooiifudurute prisoner! arrived
from Hitltliiinre to-day.
Tlit? Ill cti in nti it KKtimliier of th Rih trnyn, for the pnut few
dayi there hni been llrtlc firing on Kkliniotnl ntid lMernhurfr
litivi. U will rrrtulre wrk or iuiiililue nnd wind lit rendir
the rondi ).nnanldt' ni' P"t tl'p (found In nay condition fur
Any fxicmlrc military movement!.
We Uhrv vtrry Impnrtfttit pftee of new( whl.h comet di
rect from New Or1i'nnn, nnd I in pi lei a pronprrt of loriimidlf
(Ifiilliei between the United Hlatri And Kiiuee.
The Kiulmiond Whin of tho Slh nayn Hliermnn ! pUyed
(Hit, If our renderi do riot hear or rend of nny pood newi
from Ho ill h CitrulliiA, Iti a Htm wultnr Unit tliiM'eimoneto
cnjiiiiintiknli). In n fi'W dnyi thoy will heur where Sherman
li ind whftt Iirr befallen Mm. In tli menu time let every
body he pntli-nt.
The N. Y. Ilrrnld' correnpondent ia.vb Kurly wns found
near Way nei horo, nn a mntic of hllli, with 6 (iiinn In nosf
lion. Oen. Custer dlimounted two regiment! ri iklrmUiieri;
In the rear on cither aide of the rond otm or two olid re).
menti. An amnult upon the fnemyV works wm mndc nt
once. The re Mil tired one volley, and then (led like ulieep.
Ttielr attempt to ticnpe wui uslU-m, ah Cutdcr el o fed lili
llnei upon them nnd nurroundcd nearly the entire force
(ten. Kurfy dltl not utlempt to rally hi men, hut rode off on
A licet hone, accompanied hy An orderly. Tlie victory w.il
nearly a blood Ium one, n we logt only 10 or VI killed nnd
wouniled.
Philadelphia. March 10. The Evening Telegraph from
Wuililnirtoii to-day AAya:
On Momlny Inaf, IH tnt imports with troop from Kt.
Monroo, itrrotnpHtiiid liy mm I mar a Commodoro UcHd
and Vim k oo, proceeded up the Knppitliiiniiock on n
ntid. The pniiutpul oltjcct liein the cuptiire of lut-tfe
oimntitiea of tohuuco known to lutve heeu wilt i'rotn
liichmotid to FrederickHburg to he Mtntigxled into our
liuei. '
On its way, the expedition proceeded ewitioualy,
nnd gunbouts won red tlie rirr thoroughly lor torpe
does A icliooiier bound up, willi cargo of whiaky,
wa firtt CHpttired.ntid crew aud cargo removed, when t
the sclioonur wus blown up.
On arriving at Frederickahurg, it whi found to Ito
gflrriaonod hy u smuid of rebels, who, however, mndo
riirtunce. A body of troop and Bailors were lauded,
who Riicceudud in capturing the tobacco. There win
manufactured tobacco, worth about $1180,000. The
conutrv about Krederickahurg wits scoured pretty ef
fectuafly. During the raid, 400 priaoners were Itiken.
An exleimive contrahaud trndu hud beeu orgauised
by rebels on the Happuhuunock. This oxpeditiou waa
deaigned by rebelato break it up. Am the venae pu
eddowu the river on their rutuni, it number of de
sertera cittue off from the ahore.
Nkw York, March 10. World' Tort Itoyal cor
ronpondeiit aavi it lias been diacovervd lhat there were
no torpedoes in there, and thn tortuous courses pur
sued by blnckado nuiiiers and rebel veaaeU for years,
are only blinda.
Kan FiiANcisro, March 11. Greenbacks opened at
HiW. with aales of one lot of .').( UIU at M?. and
Meve'ral large lota at prices ranging from 54 down to
si.), xiitiru was a purled iminc, holdera appeartng to
think that legal tenders had reached their higlicat fig
ure , threw their stock i.i the market. Closed Hruier,
brokers paying 63, and asking ii:)J.
ui iisPHut; )r upjiocuMiu Hteniunr are. unr,
', and S I.). Uates lier (lolden ( itv urn A;i biirher.
Kauh steamer carries a goodly nmnbur of paaacngers.
Gunn's new Family riirsiciAN.We doubt if ny
one" book 1ms been ulore universally reud in the Staled
west ol the Alleghaney Mountains during the lust I0P
years, than tho old Onnn't Domestic Medicine. It
wus the first, und a, most BiU'CiWul, ittlempt to divest
the healing art of the mystery with whicli science aud
quackery had combined to enshroud it. Its plain in
telligible way of stating tho results of medical inves
tigation In lauguago that the most unlearned could nn
durstand, commended it to the people ef the sparsely
settled States mid it became a household book. At
least half of tlie present population of Oregon have
been dosed and treated by their mothers under Its di
rections. The name author baa lately published the results of
his riper experience in tl.o Nkw Family Physician,
winch is really what It professes to be, a" home book
of health." It is a volume of over twelve hundred
pages, and contains a vast fund of information upon
medical aud cognate subjects. If every family iu the
State had a copy of It, it would extinguish a vaet deal
of quackery aud save thousands of dollars now worse
than thrown away. Mr. M. K. Traver, of Portland.
i the agent in Oregon for the sale of the work, and
intends, we understand, to have the whole State
thoroughly canvassed. F. II. McClellau will canvass
Marion connty Immediately.
Improviico. Tho two men, Beverly Waller and C.
V. Densunts, who were wounded by the premature
discliaigo of a cannon while firing In honor of the
capture of Charleston, are both doing as well as can
be expected. The former is able to sit up a good part
of the time, and has sustained no lusting injury
Pleasants is still compelled to keep his bed, and has
lost one eve, with perhaps also the use of one arm.
The Artillery Cum puny have puid the expenses of
Pleasant i thus far amount ing to ueur two hundred
dollars although ho Is not a mombor of their com
pany. It is now proposed to raise a sum for his aid .
y subscription among citizens. As the young man is
entirely without means, aud totally incapacitated fur
labor for some time, it is to he hoped that people will
respond to so worthy un object.
County Court. Judge Peebles' Court was In ses
sion lust week, and was occupied three days in trying
the only case on the docket. Wugnou r. S warts. The
Phintitr got judgement for $M). Williams, Mallorv
and Curl were attorneys for the Phtiutil.'. and Cart
right 4t G us ton for Uefendent.,
IwrRuVfcjjr.xT. Rickey aud Mc(iirmgh have bnilt
a substantial plunk sidewalk along three fourths of
the block next north of the public square on Com
mercial sireet. It it a great convenience to pedes
trians. Singixq Sellout.. Mr. It 8. Basset's school for iu-
si met ion in Siicred Mtific opened iu the legislative
Hull on hist Haturdiiv ntiilil, with a preilv food at
tendance of vouug folks as I'imils Mr. llitMct is a
teacher of exfierlence and otiulit lo be patronized well.
Fty The Odd Fellows of this place have received,
direct from the Kant, a fine French Organ for the use
of their iiall. It is the finest toned instrument of the
kind in this city.
CoI'Ksel roa Tin Phisonrrs. Judge Ftrong and
David Logan, Esq., from Portland, arrived In town
last Thursday, to aisist Messrs Cat on tt Curl in the
defense of fieale aud linker, committed for the murder
of old man Delatty.
8( I!00L FIND.
Kn. Statesmah : The Fund for distribution amont
Ihe Common Schools of Marion conntv for the current
vear, amounts to $ I,3ti0 iu coin, and a trille over $1 ,Mm
u cmrencv. Three thousand and forty scholars have
been reported, and the amount apportioned to each
scholar is $1 -11 in ruin, and 3-1 cents in currency.
iiih apportionment was conpH'ii on me tn or
March, and District Clerks ran obtain their order bv
calling at my office, or by sending a written order can
have tlietu sent by mall to any Post Office in the
couutv. P. S. KiuHT,
Marion County school Sup t Q
Oftlrlal.
llRPAHTMRNT 09 KtaTK, )
Wasiiimjton. January 14. hC(. J
I affirm at Inn hst lnen n'ceived at this lKMnirtnictit
from Mr. Allen Fnn-is. the Cnul of the I'niud
Satf ;it Virtorin. V. I., of the . on the 4t'i day of
rcemlr lat. i'lTWie hsrt.r of Victoria, of llic Aioer
Iran schooner' Brant," of Astiria, Oregon, owned snd
comnundnl by U. F. Olney, who, with the rent r f the
crew was ilmwnea. i spi uiney was a citizen ol wani
ington Territory. , .
ALLOOOK'S POIIOUS PLASTEH-PAtM RR.
LIKTriNO AND PTRKNOTIIENINO. The htftory nf th
ptssteri vouM occunjr mnre ipiee than esn be iarfd within
thsllmiti of this .lffrHcmcut. Suffice It to say, that the
sjifMt eminent chemliti and ptirslctsns of tht Uolttd Stales
and lamps writ eonsultcd ssto their comrmsltton. They
are saadt porons, so Uiil ths tTSoratlon of the pcrsplrstlon
ean o en saflcknflr vntrs ths plasWr Is epplltd, wtUioot,
It wuh other plsster. rauslDf ths seeumalattoB of acrid
ink'l, whtdi enrrodtt tato sfcM4 ccasu.nt many uiiplrst-
ant senssUoM Dot emsary fnr lh evrt or allcrlaitoa el
afftclioos for mVh a plutmr Is iMuiliy Silled. India
rubber, oiyrUi, and other cholss gwms snd tncr f th
vettahl klnirdora, are the material Inj-rtdltnts of these
ctlrhrstrd plsitrrs. Whllf Ihry are to-Med nt alt tho
snoihlnx and varmlof ualillfs of ahnott ercry other pUtrr
of tht United Staivs Diincnsatory, they art without many
of i Mr iDConyralen'. In ths lanruak-e of one who bag
experleaetd mark befitflt frm their atipllcatfoa ta a ehran.
te dhwast of Uw ktdnry They Mick el" thsa s brotkrr,
aod do aol ran llao a (bias triend " For weoaneos of lh
bark, pains In the side, stoaiach or ch, aM for the ilterls
tlva of ths polo attondinit rhettmatlitn, Ihey are without an
oqaaL
Tht Acealla Sao Francateo, WILLI A M t. MUNDKKPTIt,
OgHrtat Mtmrt. Cntnt A Briytuttml, iU Uik grtnt
pbuitr st U ."ftyfJWfiM rA may fiftrt to it.
fnr salt by flODf)X Chi At,
lyl PirtlaiHl, Ore(fa.
BENNETT HOUSE,
RALEM. OUEGON.
RW. I.OWKT, Ifornterlj nr..prietor of the Man
. "n lloiase) has (-nrehaM.,) the entire rntertt
"f th. abote hotel, and wmihl miaertrullr inform hia
filrioU aiKl th. imieliini fnblic I Intl he Is now ready
and tirtred to aecnunioiLite all who mar desire lo
gi him a eell.
The ('isf.oTii. Hnmpanir'a siafr-a iirrive and d iit
deilT.fna. Uu. Iionae. for all irt. of OreKou and
t'nl.Fnenni
Bantu, Novtialaal l, IntHT" -
1 IOHTKTTKI VH
ST0MACHJBITTERS.
rPIIK operation of this palHtablo remedy upon the
X stomach, liver and the excretory organs is singu
larly soothiiijr mid consorvutivo. It regulate, recruits
and purifies them. Dyspepsia In nil its forms yields
to its uoutrol and invigorating properties,
INVIGOKATB THK SYSTEM,
Vignroiiffdtgestion and pure bile produces nutritious
blood, and nutritious blood a healthy frame. Does
the victim of a dyspeptic stomach and a disordered
liver desire to know how the digestiuu may bo im
proved, the bile and other fluids of the body purified T
DIt. IIOSTETTEU'S STOMACH 1UTTKR8.
Will accomplish this desirable revolution in thesystem,
regulating the secretions and excretions, giving tone
to the iitiiiiinl juices which dinsolve the food, strength
en every relaxed nerve, muscle, and tlhre. aud brings
the wholo machinery of vitulil into vigorous and
healthful play. '
RTKEXOTIIKS THK SYSTEM.
The bent means of imparting vigor to the broken
down frame and shattered constitution, which has yet
been invented or discovered, is proll'cred to tlie feeble
of both aud all agus in
DH. HOSTETTER'S STOMACH HITTERS.
Debility, from- whatever cause niisiug. may be
cured; strength, in whatever manner it may have
been wasted, may be restored by the use of this pow
ful aud healthy mvigotimt. For indigestion and its
painful otletts, bodily and mental, they are a positive
specillc,
A WORD TO Til 13 AO ED.
In the decline of life the loss of vital force couhp
quent upon physical decay can only be safely supplied
by some vivifying preparation which recruits the
streiiiflh und spirits, without entailing the exhaustion
which is always the Una! effect of ordinary stimulants.
We tender to the aged
DH. HOSTETTER'S STOMACH HITTERS.
As an invigorautaud restorative, immediate in Its ben
eticiul action and ponimnent tn Its effects. It tones the
stomach, improvesthe appetite, und acts like a churm
upon the spirits.
FOR FEMALES.
Thousand of Indie rc: ort to it as n remedy for by
teria, fluttering of the hl-nrt, nervous headache, verti
go, general debility, find all peculiar disturbances and
dcraugmaents to wlrlcli as a sex, they are subject. It
tdioers aud enlightens tlit depressed mental powers, as
wen as Htrongttiens me uouy, and its use is never iol
lowed by any re-action,
ryifKWARK OF COUNTERFEITS. Pinchnse
only of reliable dealers. Sold everywhere.
injoii-.rinu, B.iiri tt oc liKAnt, Agents.
Sun Fmucisco.
HODCrK cSc CALKF,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS PORTLAND,
Sole Agents for the Sluto,
CAUTION."
QOWTFTTI-H'l KITTKHM. PUT lTP I N"
HM ALL ltllTTLKS tut llm Kssleru llHikct.
nru limlitiK their way into Uiis.
l'ui-ciiHHui-s will uhsurve tun dillerpitrs Iml.wp.n
llii'in iiml those nut iii for lliis Murkct, "KXI'Ll!
KIVELY" IN THK 01.U SIZED UBflE BOT
TLES. IIODOE k CA1.V.V.
fe'iOif Agents, 97 Frout slrert, I'oilliind.
ITI ILL NOTICE.
TIIE WILLAMETTE WOOLEN MANUFAC
luring Ciimpttiiy's
NEW . FLOURING MILL
will be
Itcnilf lo Grind for Customers,
OX MONDAY, MAUCII Hth.
J.. 6M1TII, A((pm.
Siilem. Marrli 4tli, 14. Iwil
JACOU UNIitllllll.l,,
,1 (a. J UK HAIIT,
( I'oitlmiil.
Hun Friuicisco.
JACOB UNDERHILL & CO,
IMPORTKIlf) AND DKALRRS IN
Hardware) Iron, and Steel,
No. 100 Front st., corner Alder,
PORTLAND, - OREGON,
are constantly receiving
Direct from Mauiiractiiri'i'ii EiinI
AND IN ENGLAND,
A LARGE STOCK OF COODS,
cone toting of
MECHANICS', MINERS',' & BL1CKSMITUS' TOOLS,
Oiiiiilterluuxl Conl,
IRON MD STEEL, OF ALL SIZES,
Wagon and Seat Springs,
IRON AXLES,
NUTS AND WAJSHKKS. HOPE, Itc, &c.(
which will l sold at PAX FRANCISCO KATES
FOR CASH.
JACOH UXDKKHIM, fe CO.,
100 Krunt st., comer Alder, Portland.
Miirrh (i, IHfiii. . Iml
miimiiioiiH.
fn tlto Circuit Court of the iStnte of Orrym for the
comity of Donylns. May term, IHCh,
KUeu J. Fuller, l'lir, . J Suit for Iti
r. dissolution of tlte mar
Samuel S. Fiillor. !('fl. J rimo rontnict. '
'po Samuel 8. Fuller, defeiWimt : You itrt) hereby
1 rennired to HppeHr mid Hiinwer the contidnint nu
Hlo in the hImivo vntitletl court, nnivinif for a dit-noln-
tioii of (he hondai of mtitrinmnv between ynrstdl and
the said plitintili', mid yon are hereby ttoii'tied that nn-
lees yon oo ajpear ami snuwer wild coinUiiti(t on the
Unit dttv of the next term of said court to he held at
Rooeliurif in eti'd count v on the second Monday." the
tfijtdtlh day of May, A. i. the plaintiff n HI apply
to the court to if rant the prayer of said complaint.
ny onier oi it on. u. mnition, juiie.
WM. K. WII.I.IS,
Feb. 9-1, IRfiflwfi:! Plaintiir's Dorney.
Takkii
fifth n nr. nut rinrlc Imv ImrM. idHtiit l.ri liMiitU liiih.
tHinpoiii-il Ui iw 1 yenrm mn im pnnx; Mpi timed nt
M). Aiim. one buy liorite IjIihiiU miii! m I hII liiyh,
rtiip')wl to lie 4 yrxn old lliii frhifsr ; i'prHifil nt
$ -tii. Alt4, one Ltiy lilly, about 14 liaiitlrt liiyh, niip
Mixed to lie 4 yenis 014 tliin riuiii ; iiiMrihU hi fH'.
no ImiiiilH or tnurtc
1 iKTceivnlilir
Miirelt (i, ISIS.-
Wll.I.IAM AI.FOItl).
Tobacco Manufactory.
WANTKI),
in nnn l'xdsof tobacco, to w
lUmVUU liveretl in ShIiii. Oreiron. Iwo dour
north of tlie Eureka Livcrv KitiMe.
MYKH3 cV rOTTKR.
KHlemt Kov. 21 . IWH. :wif
IsOiio Mar UoUl nnd ilvrr iTIiiiliiK
Company.
AT 11 meelinff nf the Oiredurti of llm Ixiitu Slur
lid mid Silver Mining CfMiiimny, lit-td Feliriuirr
'i'tlli.Hii iiifptuifiieiit whi Irvifd of Ifii cfiitu 111 ton euch
nml every thure of tlie .itiil tn k of wimI rtmipuny.
raid RHiw(MiiieiilH to lie pinu willuii tinny iittyn irum
ilnto, to the SiTintiuy of lltu Comtu.nv iu I'tiilcd
JSinU'8 uoi roiu. C. a. TKKKV,
YfU. V7, im'Ct, sV.w4 istTirmry.
AfliiiiuiwtrnlorTA ftottr.
VTOTIt'K in htrbv Kiventhut the midcrimid linn
1 Ihimi dnlv niiitoiiitrd edniiiiiilnilor of the ertHte
01 John ( hmidlrr, oeoeiwa, ni notiKUf connty, iir
f pnn, by the eritintr etHirt of nnid county. All nrpoui
Imvinii clHtnii Htminut fhI'I entute Hre irnticulKl lo nre-
wnl ih Mime to 1111 ut CNnyoi,vil, within nix motitlm
frmn this dHte. and all pvriona indebted 10 mid enittte
are rvii nested tu nuike iiiitordiHl pHynifitt of ibr mine.
tt. U. n Ml I v
Hneehnrir. Feb. II, IWii 4w-M
I'iitul Si'llli inritl.
In CnnniT ( oitrt, lKnulacnunty, Ornron.
NOTIi'K ii lieivbT jriren Untl (ieorj(e Hminnn.nd
ininistrHtor oflfie eiiUilt of ,lutnae htewurt, de
ceuMfd. huM tiled hii Hft'onni for fit ml ettli'tneut. It
if therefore oruYrrd th:it Mm4ny the third duy of
April, be Kt Hrt ir me 111111 innirini.
liy order of the court. LL WILLIAMS.
Co. Oerk of Mid tv-unty.
RfMehnnr. Frb II. IMA. Mw4
E. 8. Kearnev vs. (ieom. Kiin li. In Hie County
Court nf D.ukIss eoiinlv. Stale of Oreatoti
rpt) (iKOIIOK KIM'll. said delendant i You are
X heretir summoned and reinired to he ntid appear
in the t nuiitr Court of uouifiai cnnntr, thriron, on
nrhefore Ihe first daTofth. regular Aorilierm I hereof,
lo he heifun and held at the t nnrt Hooae at Hosrharir,
in said e,mnty and State, on alonday tlie third day of
Aoril. A II l'i. slid answer tie rnim.luint nf ihe
plaintitl on nle airsiuat run m the slmv. eulit'eil ean as,
and von are lierehf kolllled that nnleas roo do ao an
(tear and answer said complaint, said nlalulilfwill lake
udfrment svainat yn for the amno four hundred did
ar in aold toil , with interest os th. sums in irold
roln.at thentieof nnepereenf eer month, froio the
leeenlh dar of April. A. I). Inil, and his rotl. and
diahursenienis in lltia aeiivn.
JAM1 K. WATSKN.
1m4H Plaintiff's Allomey.
Itv ornerot ii(Hi. w m. n. una. i onmv jioiire.
What Cheer House.
'yiHH kw. ,AitrtKuii.i(:oMMuiiiitn ikitk.1..
1 Hllualed on Ularrty Hlreel, hoolh of th. Woo leu
Ksetory, is noar oM-n. end sr. sr. prepared lo ftee
hrlter 'nreemmadattun In the Trav.hiia 1'uldie. and
also tn Kegulkr tto.ro. ra, tluin any oilier koine Hi
town
ft'" (lor Tshh-a .ill ha fumiahed with ih. IIKRT
IN 1 1 1 K MAIIKI.T.
Our Kiehle is furtii.lii-cl with May and drain Ui.
traveler a hone will im wel'e 11. d lor.
(seuileinen yire oa a ran, and we are assured yon
will come ayHiii. althmiuh we aral Ihe Nurlh end.
Farmer., let ns see yonr etrirs. butter, parsnips,
ckies.it., Star., sVe., Iirfor. HiOir elMwhere
NKMKLLfc WKKTOX.
Balern Jan .a, Imp ,;tf
l)r. Vi. WA TMlM
KKMI'K.CTKI i.l.Y oiler, hia serrlee. ill the ,rae.
iter of M ltill.Ur, UllhTKTKIf H. and MKIH
l l.NK. lo ll-e ritireos of ful, as snd the aurTniniliiir
nmlltrv. Onu Mad realdeur. wvfnad door SKKtll of
l!- -,.ura' .,.ho,t, "ii Couf4t atr.-t.
1th l.IKw 4-U
Till: FI1WT PltKMIUHi:
WAS FAIRLY
AWARDED THE
GROVER & BAKER MACHIHE
AT THE
Olffl ST1TE Fill HI.
IN ordfr that the Oroiron nubile may sue llio melius
wloyed by tlieminmsut lha Kloronco Mm liiiiK
t; sum nn iniiliwrvei! rciititiillon for tliirir compiionifd
piece of infi lianinn, in California, tlie following- suite
inont of fails is siilimltieil for their pcrnwl i cionie
three montlm aftor llm award was made at llie ()l(
K(1()N HTATE FA I It of the KIKHT I'KKMHTM to
thedHOVKIt it HAKKU MAC1I1NH, AS UMNO
THE I1KST FAMILY SHWINU MACIIINK, mi
nlHduvli is produced liy (lie audit of the ' Florence,"
Iroin u Mis. Howe, to enth'uyor to pioyo lhat the
award was nailly niililo lo the Flnrrnco, IntilniilinK
tliattho I'rcMident IVanttnlently snh.titnled it bous
report in its pliico. If on our prodiulnif nyoiwhelm
iiiK proofs ol Hie falnily of this stale nt made by
Mis. Howe, tlie agent iinnlnees HlHdnvils from Mm.
Church ami N, O. rurrlsli lo show that the Special
Committee wus not the proper party lo examine Hie
mai'liines, but llie regular Comiuitteu on Chow II, and
tluft the former was only appointed after IV K found
that the hitler failed tomoiwcr our ernln, The follow,
ing extrude uro t kuit from the ulHilavits published in
Sun Frunrisco. Mrs. Church suysi
Amons oilier thltuni tn thll cliuu we exmnlnnt Ih. flrnwar
t Bker nml the Kloreneo Sewing Mschlnri, then on .xlilhl.
Hon, snd we uuanliiiuuily swsnlt'il Die Hr.l premium to Uie
ruirriiuo niuvimie.
After our .ward on the P.wIob hlncliln.. Ii,i,him ki,nn
on the third day of tin Inlr, mother s Tll ooninilllee of
nt c w. .iMiooeu ,,y lumuuuoy lo ex.iutau the Hewing
nnchlne, of which niuliitmrot we w.r ant Informed until
we were resily to sulitull our swurili Iu wrlllus. sml then we
declined to have anything more to with llie ninlter.
Mr. Psrrlih says :
I wi aware of the nntmlnlnicnt of lira. Olnin h. kin
Cochran and Mrs. dray, liy the innnugeri of the late Hint.
Fair at Balern. aa tha reKuliircoimiillleeon Sewing Machlori,
hut never knew (he nwurd of aiild couimntea until .riwr
Juukc Thornton hail aelevleil n ajieclal culionittre on Sewing
I Ihen ohjected anil prnlrilnl ngalnat Ilia apnnlnlment of
any new QiiiiiiniKee aa oeing niarourieniia In the regular com
inillee, and lint It waa Irregular ami Improper to do ao, and
Informing htm that Iwo nl the meuihera of ilia new eommltlee
were owners of llie Urovi r Haker Machine. I prntealed
that H waa anjuat lo Die Nnrenee to appoint paraima known
to he prejuillued In favnr of the drover ft llaker, HetThorn
ton) curlly ut ahorl our oonveraatlon hy telling me that he
"would do aa he pleased Iu the matter." It waa long aner
the eloae of llie Fair hefore I conlil learn wllh certainly
"iicmici ,ne ihi.lt iimn .ivreaoy iifcuieu in invor of llie
Florence or not, the reeonla of the Fair Ileitis In aueh cmifu.
alon. 1 have uaed the utmost diligence In imhltali the facia
at lite ealllert pnaalhlc period after learning Ih tn.
N. 0. l'AHKlDII.
The fuels aie.'llmt on Tncadiiv. the flrat dav of the
Fair, Mr. I'nriirh came lo uie relative lo tlie' Sewing
niueiiino nniiiinipo, itii'i iisacti mo wlint' mv vlowa
were us to their appointment. I replied that f thought
lite vatuu coin re sltould ho adopted ihut had been fol
lowed Iho pi'i'vioua year, in appointing u tpmnl com
viittee, as it was iaipoasihle to get the regular Com
in II Ue on Cluaa S) to give satial'artiou. Ho said be
lliought lhat llie beat totlrae, tnnl I preaamed there
waa tone no noeation on I tut mint, l ai.r .loiloo
inoi iiidii. iinu iol, i si in the ri-attll ol tits couveriuilioii,
huh unit 1 mil not tiemre to Inlliieuce Hie soleciiou of
the committee, und naked lhat ho would u.o hia own
judgment, und not allow uuy .uggeatlons from the
otner parties, tin iiiuraiiay tuoriiing he inlortned me
1 1 nit lie bad rrkiicil a eon, milieu of live who would
net in Hie unit tor. and on Friduy luoriiiug they caino
atiu ain-ni nro nuiira ill examiunlton ol worK Hint lliu
ehinoa. The Social (mmittre was tho only one
that rxtimiitci the itvttinct oAciw, and I never
knew, until tboeo ulliduvila appeared, 'tltat il was ever
claimed by Ibo " Florence" agent to bo ollmrwiao.
Aller tito Comiuillee hud iiiade theirawitrd in writing,
I naked Iho rroaidonl to tend the repoil, Uu naked
if tltore waa tiny parly present repieaenlitig Ibo oilier
aide, to which I replied by pointing to N. 0. 1'iirriah,
Hie agent of tlie Florence, who nua stiimling benidc
me.
Judge Thornton then read the Keport nwnrding the
FlltSl' I'llKMll M TO THE (IKOVKKcY HAnElt
ttnd tht' tcaittd prmiiintt tit the I'lort'itcp, and Mr. l'lir
riall ttootl there ami kenri it renil, so that there could
be no good rumum why lie should not have known all
about tite award, more especially as the hlue rihhon
was lied on tho-OlillVKU fc II A K Kit MACHINE
soon aller, mid the clerk otU'ied lo lie Hie red ribbon
on the Florence, but lite airritt sroud ot allow it.
1 did not know who the romniiilL-n was even when
they caino to eviimine the Machines, us 1 hud never
spoken to but one of tlieitl before, anil wua not aware
that any charge of unfairness could be brought to the
nwurd inndo, feeling conscious that everything bad
been boiioriibly combined on our part. If there had
been any good grounds for rhurging fraud iu either
the selection or improper report, it could have been
found not without wirtiog ilrrc month; und Ihen the
moat impropriate I'l.ice to have published Iho facta
would have been in llie Stale where llie fair bud been
held. Hut the fact of the agent Mderling'an adjoining
i-iiue to puoiinu too urn, inula (olilailieil, as lias noon
proven in ul leiial one inaliiiire, by inisrcnreaeiiinlious)
does not look us Ihotigh iho furls' would l.onr them nut
in llleiraaaerllotm. The whole charge la trumped up
for ilaellect in Calilormu. hut our oromiit pxooaitiini
ol the fraud defeated llteir enda, and lhat (he peoplo
of Oregon inuy see how iiiuell viilue In pluee on .inu,.
.......r n.iu ,ii nceois oi una ,iuniiiioie ami com
plicated piece of meehnnl.m, these (ni ls uro submitted.
ine i.n ninr.it niACIUNK Is too well
known oil the l'ueilic cmist to bo elleeled by sneh
fulse slulenienls. and we helievo llie nublio will not
allow Ibemsclvee to ho misled by them.
J. W. .1. I'lKHSON.
Agein for llie sale ol flrover Si linker Machines,
l'orllond, Oregon.
WISTAR'S BALSAM
or
WILD CHERRY
HAS lltr.S I'SKII roH KKAKI.T
HALF A CENTirUV,
with THK most ASTosiamsu success IK CI'aiKII
Couehs, old", IloiirM-nraa, Sore Throat,
suiiurnzii9 noiipiiial i uukii. I. roup,
Liver ( niupluiul. Ilninrhiti.,
llillklll y of llrrntliiiiit,
Aalhntn, mid every
nlli'i lioii of
THROAT, LUNGS, and CHEST,
laTi.unmu vt"
CONSUMPTION.
There U w urrclv one individiml in the community
who wholly I'M iipcn, duriiiif it neimim, from nome one,
however nruhilv ileveioitedaor the uimvo RViolilonie
ueulevt of whieh m 11.1 lend to the limt ntiined nnd
inoflt to be druitiled dieeune in the whole rittlum.
Hie iMiwer of Ihe ''meilinuul irmn of the ild ( her
ry Tiee over thm ( Ihw of eoiiiplHMile it w known ;
bo rvHi p the ((mmI it linn iMTlonuei). mid so yreul (he
pujiuliirity it It ni ui-iiiired.
Iti thin nrt-i'ttiHtioii. henitJefi the vimtee of the Clior-
ry, there uie rouiiJiitilcd Willi it other IntKedicnia of
line vhiiiw, unit nu-reiminK nn vuitie ten lom, unit form
Inir Ueiuedv w hone power lo tioolhu, to lieiil, to re
lieve, und t4nrv disi-une, exinlii iu uu other medicine
yi-i iltHcovrretl.
The uiieipmled mirreiw (but hue Attended the nppU
CHtioa ol t la it medicine iu ull ctitrn of
PULMONARY COSiPLAlNTS
Iihh Itidured nuuiv lili vnii'iuiip of liiuh ntundinir lo em
pbiy it in their timet ir, miin of whooi itdvii-e lie of
(lie imt miner ineir own Rifiiiaiiuree. wo 11 live epuce
only for the tutm of u few ol thou :
H. It FintrT, M I) , Han KmiiclM-o, Cat.
K. IIOTIIKN, M 0.. Kxh-t, M.
A(.n!niLn II ati h U 1 , Cbiim, Ma.
. Kvm.ow,M I) , llill.N. 11.
W. M Vkik, M 0 , Chhi Viiu-ent. N. V.
W. It Lf hch. hi 1) , Autmrii, N. V.
Arhah H Skim man, M O.. Jtomidbrook, N J.
II 0. Ma'htin, Ml), il.iu.li-jld, IV
The pr"pritnri hnye pttrf IVtm nil rlnin-rii nf onr
fHlow ritnvtie. from the hnW of Outflow lo the bum
hit-Hi eotlHite, It) d even fmtn beyoml the PeiM ; tt the
fame nnd virtuei of WiHH 1 IIai.iah huve entmid.
ed to the 'utteVnHWl bum di ol the eiirlb," withont-
uiy miempi on our purl to introduce It Iteyond ll
liiniti of our own roimlry.
TO CAMFORMA.NS ASDOKEKOXIAXS.
After rllr I. IkiJI, nil .i.e H ISTAH'S
UA'l.SAM of II 11.11 VIMkRY for the Pttclie
t.'oatt ri U tnetmrA i. a sew n-roontr whitk art
hear the pr,nl,d nam tf both 81H W. ful. at
1 0-, notion. Mans., ana jukh ir. nil, Lisoaaao,
Ohm. at trtll 0a a Joe until nf Inr mnatnrrt
I. HrtTs,'
' basroiin ',' and" H. Wisrsa,
M U."
HISTlR'H RILK1X Of WILD (HERKT
i roa rai a ar
Ki:ii(iTo o.,
4 If! and 4H Front alr. San Francisco,
nil liy all rlmnijiais. ,
Mtiiiiiilussa.
In tlie 1 Ireiiil Ctrart ot the mei of Oreiron for Y.oi
hill rcuolT, Atoil lerni. Willisn, Merrhatil.
saVmliH. es. Andrew MrnhaJil el mi , ujlelnlelit.
firrrt lor I'altiiu f Heat Mat.
'I "UK .liu.e niiiocd defendant. Ales.nder Andrew)
X Merchant, is herehy suiiimourd arid required, iu
the name of llie Hi.leof Oreu-oa, leue and aaaaru
lid iu the court above uained ou nr b.kam ttae firsl
iInv ot III. April term llirt-of, lata, and an. wet Mm
rumplaliil i, W illiaw MmuImhH. 0,iiiiiiH in the aianta
eultlle.1 arlltn. arte. sm- tn oblaii, fatrtHHH, wf tla.
no half ol -tfUe dtmallMll Und claim of K.brrt Mer
chant, derwaed . uaoHiK lliii heir, thereof i uleo. III.
liSlMretrarSof lend leonihl l,v laaid Uole'rt Merchant
of Nejhen and Wiaala lit Heoiichamp all .iiimim on
North (roth of Vamhill river, In Vnninill eiHinlv, fir
eiioa. And if yoa fail to imawer, th. dniulitt Will
i,y lo lb. Lunrt lor tu. reiiel ia atnu intiiait u.
uHnded.
Ilvsrdernf Una II V. Itoise. Jod. nf Mil Judicial
Iti-tiio. nll.UAKU 4v LArt ki-.Nir.,
Kaitk Iri, liMuwii 1. Alioiwys lor flaiulid
50,000!
Classical, Scientific, Pnelical, Mechanical,
Mnliral, Surgical, Biblical, Geological,
Phrenological, Physiological. Philo
sophical, Phonographic, Military,
Veterinary, Surveying, Mill
wright, Engineering, Draft
ing, Housebuilding, Rail
road making. Steamer
and Ship-build- '
ing, eft., cj.,
BOOKS,
CIIAIIXKH IIAltltKTT'H
Front itreol nnd Washington street,
PORTLAND, : : : : t OREGON.
5,000 School Hooks, by all ths best authors, at Htm
Francisco prices, ut .
CIIAKI.US BAHItETT'S, Portlana.
30,000 quires Hussion bound Dlank Hooka, nt less
than ran rrnncisco prices, at
C1IAK1.K8 UAKKETT'8, Portland.
11,000 reams Nolo, Letter, Cap, nnd Igal Cap Pa
per, at CHAltLKS BAKKKTT'M, Portland.
8,000 Diaries for IS65,
SO,000 Novels and Song Umika,
9,000 Tola. RcienlHIe and oilier works,
Ht Cll A Ul.to II AimKlTfi. Portland.
DIt A WINS) IFSMTIIl'iriBNTM, Dmwlng Pa
per, Silk and Linen,
nirsiK) Ann wi'micai. itTiir'imTSi,
'IIIIK HOD IS, I.!t,es and Honks,
pnoToKApif it; 'Ai.nirnai, nud
PIIOTOfillAPnai of all the Noted Men nnd
Places III tho World,
IFT HOOK'S, n splendid ssaorlment. at
t IIAULK8 IIAHKETT'H, Portland.
I.ATIiy, Frencb. Spmilsh, Greek, OerinBll, Ilaliuii,
Hud Welsh Hooks, at
CIIAK1.K.S BARIIETTR Portland.
KohhiHoii'si Sorifia of Ai'lllmirlir,
THE UNION READER,
ryThe Host nnd most Popular In the Atlantic Stales.
TEACHK118, LOOK TO ITI
And 10,000 Article, too
mention.
If unirroua to
Agent for I1EADLR Sc CO..
Kew York.
Dime Hook Publishsrs,
Newspapars, Magazines, &c,
AT MAM FRANf'IMCO PnK'ltal,
del'JmC at CIIAULES llAliliKTT'S, Porluml.
Farmers, Moclianlcs aAd Traders,
OP TUB
WILLAMETlE VALLEY :
U A VI NO oiiened a house, and and estnhliahed niy
sell iu ,
OKKGON CITY,
For the InttiMicttoit of a General Mercantile Hni-
nenn, would ln'K tfiivo In cull vmiV iitteuliou to the
fact thut we can xell ihmIh h efiPtip In Oregon City uu
they run in I'orthiml ; we expert to keep 11 Ri'iiernl
mmortinent of uierclwndiHe, micli hi nmein'it, dry
Koodrt, hoots und sltoen, hurdwure, liiuner'a InoU,
fiitfetin'Jire. rntlcrv. Sulein rlnth, uminy micU, wrap
pin paper, Ve., Ac. Ainu, Liverpool und ground
nlniii wilt, und a ftood uiworttnent of dm,, TiMiko,
bine vitriol, tic. All of which we will m il tit Tort-
hind tnif("n Iherebv euviuu ihe freiuht lo the inr
cliuner. We will iiIko tuku wheal, outu, butter, hueon,
bird, fj'jn, pork and potntoen in exchmtifo, or pay the
r... .1.. . .... 1
' WM. 1I.VHLOW.
Orejon City, Nor. 1, 1fi4. ly.W
H XJ IS 1J A Y HCHOOL
AND
GIFT BOOKS,
T1I10M THK AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY
1 and Maaiuu-huiH'iis SniuliiT Btdimil Soeietv. For
salea! Meaara. llurirren et Hhuullers, rirst street,
near Alder, POKTI.ASU, URHUON. Keceiviii
new iuvoiees bt uioullily.
0. II. ATKINSON,
Secretary and Treasurer f lre-on Tract Soriety,
4llyl (I.HHINIH.KU, Depoallury.
AT KENYONB',
a ria lot or
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
Just roeelved from New l'crk, at
Very Mut'li Itcdiircd I'l'ir.rii.
ALSO, THK Cri.r.llKATSII
tiltOVER BAKEK KEVI!.T. MAtTlllNE
The HKST MACJIINK on I be lVMc Klope.or
on if otner isinpc.
Improvrd trlf-Adtiilliiir
CLOTHES - WRINGKR.
Awardpd Fir. Tri-mlum nt the Oregon
but rair, ihhi.
fPIIK ll.uiwl.per' I W.ST l-KIKND. forllmret
1 tune nnd rioiinn, nno pnnnotee liPiiilh nnd good
cheer.
Abttrnel 'from Etrtmiuinf Committee' ftrftort of the
Kan Krancidfo Mechanic's luntllato Induv
trial Kxblblllon of lHUI,
CLOTIII' WKINfii:KH.,,- A rariet of llifw
eretllrnl komekittd krlp wrre found fmiwtlnK for
ptipiiiur invor; thou if n ttone of tiinn nre eoiilifil to h
nremiiim, we ooni'tr tlie -(fcl'liKKA, exhibited
hy M. K. Tmver At. Itro.. worthy of hotiomhle mni
lion."- iStc No iirfmniumnl thii Kxhtldtwm were
wnrdeil to uHtrlee or r.iiRlrn niHuitrMriure )
llie r.l'Kr.riA enipiny tin wire or wooou TWinffn,
thumb nrrnwii, or rtiblter bnudii, llnhlo to lnroiiie din-
ordered, but ii mude superior to uU other by tlieiiHq of
ratmt Elliptical Rtccl Spring,
wlilrb render It ffyf-Aditinw. Camnvmrnt.HnA If
whig. The Imftrtmrd KI'UKKA le eo iuenioiiilv
emia-Orticted thul il w ill femiily lit everv eUfd or mu
d Tub or Wmiliiotf Muchttie euititim writ, nnd il hI
Whvi rendy, reliuble, nnd r mW fri on of order.
Every Fainil) Should llnxe One.
M. K THAVKK iV HMOTIIKR,
Hmii Kruuc-iiro and J'ortaWnd,
Atfi lil' tut the I'm ilii CuU
l)iMiUiry wllh. end forwlr by. Alr. AiruitTliT
it IIkmh, rtrthtitd ; J. Ii utMM it'Hi(r,Kiim-,itd
in Ihe prinrtpttt lown t hninybiMii Ihe Htwf Wm4
EUREKA HOUSE,
Conmtrcxal Btnvt mtar tkt iindgetSulrmn Oregon.
I. V. ,HOHM.MA.,, IVop Intor
TU!S wrll known hmiwi Imi Utrlr bvtn rt-fittH,
and la i rrndy fr tlte nrmmmtAUtioit of m nn
menHW ptnna. with iHliiule aiirt liutihle rm )(
fiirwif(-d. and thn (irttprieinr hpii bv alrtrt altenttau
Ui hi baaine lo uierlt a liberal hnre nf pntnmaua
A bark alwuy In altemWiine to carry pnueiinra
and Uamtmt to nr from the himn.
Nnv Hi, , dlml'U
Now lhoturrah Ciallofy.
nm. I.AI HA ATKKKO-i
HAM opeiwd a aew Pirtnr. Osll.rr over Wrung's
Tin rors,oBim.rell Hlrrel SAI.HM.
lholsKrisili. of Viirlona Nlara,
rnrlra sJf Vl.tlr.
Ambroly !,
and
fcrrry !! uf Taelairea lao ta lk Art.
A fin. annorliaMill or lluil vraull Al.llLMS.
Kaleoi. N.e V. IW;1 "Wf
i. o. o. r.
eitauKKKT UIIHll. Mo. 1. aaMla ...r
iA v . Hmtnem lay evlln,, .1 It, (,.11 In ll'tlmaa's
-rtm- aa,.i.i,r Hrit.... I. ri .',. ii
,ui i. H.m it. M. evautu a u.
i, li ll., k sri.ijr N
EUREia
rOK SALE AXO ItKKT. -
THK undersigned, desirous nf rhtuiriti(r his bnal
neaa, ollera for ante Ihe KllUNITIiltK, BALOOM
BTOCK, (1001) WILL, and FIXTUUKSof tha
HOWARD HOUSE,
and will rent the lulfer on reasonable terms.
The HOWARD IIOI'MK has been recently Impror.
ed. and la in raeelpt of it Idhoral Patrona, and helne;
sll itated between the IlinditlK of the Ocean atearaahips
nnd tho OreBnii Steam NHvijintioii Comnany'a wharf,
oilers superior facilities for a lucnttice business.
l'roiioaiiioiia mude to the nnderaiirned on tha prem.
laes, or ut the slore of A. t'ahn At Co., will meet with
intention. JAS. W. GOING.
Portland, Feb. 14, 1WM. 5w
FRUIT TREES,
Grapes, Ropes, Shrubbery.
Bulbs, &c.
Ill AVE on hutid a due collodion of Fruit and Or.
nuniental Trees, Shrubs, and Plants, which 1 offer
for sale at LOW PIUCKS.
tlicrry, l'lum, Pear, and Apple Tree,
In every variety. liltAI'KH. of all tha best hardy
sorts. Tweiilv-ilvnvurirtiesof the boat hardv per
pettusl HOSKS. Kifteen sorts of finest DAUtdAS.
GLADIOLUS, HON K YSUCKLE8, atc.Ate. CUB-
II A NT-, IIASlIIKItUIK8, nnd oilier small traits.
I.OM DA 11 1) V POPLAIt, ELM, and other foraat
trees.
Orders niuy be lert with N. 0. PARUIBH ft. CO.
lit ffulom.or 'tlie undursiKiiedat Albany, aud will ra
coive prompt uttnntioH.
' JOHN A. MILLARD.
Feb. iill, IHli',. &lw4
Sulc of School Lnnds.
IS nrcirdmice with an order mude by the county
coinntiMlonerH court of Mnrion eonntr, State of
Oi-ckoi Ht the February term thereof, all th '
VHcmit ichool luudo In euid Muriou county will be of.
fer-ud for mile ttt the court-house hi Sulem on the20t,h
iluy of Mureli, and as umny duyt tbereuftur u may bt
deemed iiecewury.
The IuihIm will' be sold to the biKhcHt bklder, at not
tea than two dollar per ar,ret one fourth to be paid
down, ihe remuindur in three annual iuetiUtmeiite, -with
Interest payable eemi annually. All payment
must be niudu in rotd or tiher coin, mid all the
notes and baidi will be drawn with this under
Btumlintf.
N. liPenonBdeBirind to offer bidi at thU sale wilt
Kf utly fucilitiite the bniincsi by obtaining beforehand
comM't di'rwriptioni of inch lols or pureeli of laud M
they (letire lo purrhuie.
.liy order of the count v eouiinitflionerB' court.
P. 8. KNIGHT,
Feb. gfl, lS.i5w5.5l Mjtrlon Co. Hchool Bup't
PAINTING, PAINTING
WILLIAM JOHNSON.
Stenmbont, lloiiac, nnd Wneon Palntlnc,
WHITEWASHING,
I'lipcv-ltintaXlniur aiitl Cilazlnir
DONH in tho bust of style and ut the lowest rates.
Hhoji over the blacksmith shop north of Stitrkey'a
Livery Hlahle.
Reference,-?.. A. Heed. 0. McOullv, K K. Cooks,
J. L. Htrkoy, T. McF. 1'uttoii, Jndite Wilson. 5 1 rod
AIuiiulHctin'orsit
AfOU AliH WKUKIIY NOTIFIED that 1 shall n
1 quire you to keep lliyksi setting forth the monthly
amauntof yonr manufactured articles.. And in ren
doling uucniint of stiilKartirle, wureu, ao., wild, tha
full umnuiit of actual sules Rtuat ho stated.
WM. A. K.MKLLEN,
IT. 8. Ass't Ass'r, 4th Division.
K.-liritiiry, i:ith, IH(i,V 50-aro "
ltciil Ksatate Tor Hale.
WE OFFICII FOH 8AI.K A FARM OF 455
ZSL ncres. in Yonciilln Precinct, Douglas eonntr, with
good Dwelling, Orchard, and about 'tn.lHMI rails upon
the place. There Is a fine citoek Ranre connected
v ith the land, and uhimdaiit supply of good water ani
tittther.
MAIan the DWELLtNO. with land attached,
205 feet sqnnre, in this City, bow occupied
by ,1. W. I'. HusTiauTiis.
50 tf WILLIAMS ft MALLORY.
Bulem, Oregon, Feb. Kith. IHI&.
1. W. At M. li. COxi
HAVE just rerelred, direct from Ran Francisco, a
LA HUE STOCK OV
DRUGS & MEDICINES,
Paints, Oils, Glass,
White Lead iu Tina, Varnishes of all kiada,
PAINT AND VARNISH BRUSHES, '
Tube and Common Colon, Turpentine k Alcohol,
KEROSENE OIL,
LARD, POLAR, AND SEAT8 FOOT OILS,
rcrrtinirrlca, Fancy Soap,
Hair Brushes, Fancy Toilet Articles,
Together with
PATENT MEDICINES,
of the latest discoveries
And many other articles, too numerous to mention
all of which we oiler as low as Ilia lowest, for cash.
Cull and examine. 1). W, ft M. Ii. I'OX.
Huli-iu, l)oo. Ill, IWH. :tf
KiironriiKe Home Indimlry.
KEEP 101 K MONEY N TIIE COUNTRY
I AH now luuimfiirttirinir n "tifScrinr articlu of yel
low mid ,inwn FAMILY HOAPS, put up la iW
mid 40 piiiind box Una i will m4 an ch-wqiM mny
brnnilH of Roitti of ths wime qimlity mHiiufHOturati oiil
iid of tlie Hi ute CMn Im mid lor. I will warmnl
every linx of loup lolil jiut what it li ronroMntW.-
Dnlunt from iho country, areonipuiiiml with tha cosh,
or iwut through pome limine 11 th city, will dieel
with prompt attention. A liWral diioount nuul to
the trade for mill. Heiid for a mm pie.
WML. maaisa.
f.m Honp Works, W Kroiit H., lVrtland.
LATEST NEWS!
TE, the itnileralgned offer mir lar(a aud waU sa.
lecled slork of merchandise at
REDUCED BATES,
on account of making a elmnre lo pur boiln
atork eoDili of .
9
CLOK, DRT-E00F-;
BOOTS AND SHOP','
1,1 ATS AND Cltandor
Trnnlsa nisei Vnll striotly tlie
GROCERIES
fenilajful, if
CROCKERY' It CLAB8tberigUu
and many ether articles, Ion iiutneroualC a atop to-
'.. a W ' "
Come One, tome hf the cod-
ua thi. chance of bnyln I.Ol'"- thu light
IatuH nHered every day. Kle ii cd ol controlling
aolt.ly yooraelvea of al.Verr. L
All Klndn.of Fitrmfru Prodac,j by then,
Kuttnnsf. 'IUBy b.y.ry
a-MITCI-bul it cab
NOTICE. " 'VoJ "i
AU.neraooa Indebted 10 aa either bv note Oh
arrouul, will plrm, .nan, for war, nod aettletha a.lu
" tk. alaTLlltl. ft CO.
Knleni, Feh. ' 4ttm3
- r - at ,1 mm ii n a. '
John Kelly as. John Hull. In tha Cointy Coart (
iiuaia. i-oooiv, iireyon.
rpo JOHN lll'l.l., said defendant i Yoti are hereby
L snmmnncil und rennired to he and ui.pear iu.iue
I'nnntv Court of ImiifiMa county, Oreiton. at a res-
alar term of said eamt lo la, oeuttn and held at Iba
enart hone, at K'leeharir, to said county, oisMondar,
Ilia third day of April, s. n. IHik'i, and anawartha '
romnlalnt of the plaintiff oa Ala attains! yon in Uia
above eniiilcd ranaa, and yon are hereby notified thai
unleaa yon do ao appear and answer said eoaipiaial,
plainiilf will take a jiiilKineni aMuinat yoa for tha sana
of one hundred and ten dollars, with iuteist at Ih.
rule of imi per rent, per aunina fnaa Ik. lira day of
Mar, A u. tad, and hi. coals nnd di.bnraaiueaua ia
thi. action. J. V. WA TSO.V, PMT'a Atfy.
II. nnlcr of Hon. Win. II. Willis.eaid Jndia.
. R..d,urK, Keb. II, lua. Ww
KilinMioiia.
Fonaan Upettcer, I'liff. m VUn and Joseph Savatra
and Alexandr Adair. Uefta In tha Circuit Court
of the Xuieof tre-oa for Taaihill eonnly. April
terra, IliM for I'artlUua of Heal KtttM aad'
rVlllenielilnf lha Title.
rplIK .hove named delendant, Alexander Adair, b
I kerehv amamiaied, in th. name nf tha that, of
Orea-iai, to he sod apear at and In th. court alio.,
naiucd on or before Ihe final day of lha April teres
thereof, cotiiitiencmK on the aerond Monday of saul
ntonth for ihe year InI'i, and answer lb. complaint of
rWman H$,.iicer in Oes abov. entitled action, who
.oea Ui ohisin partrtmn nf ihe we.t half of doaatioa.
tMi c1.mii No. , Noiilicailon .No. lull, being Iba
band belonvitiii to llie heii. uf I'taeli. A. ttavasra, sita
ate ht Yanihiirrooii.v, (treiri.n; and to settle tlie till,
in tli aanw. Aiel if von fail to api-ear nr an.w.r,
idaintilf will apply lo th conrt tor lha relief theraia
demanded. . BTKWAttU ft I.AW80M.
ruillrllor for Coaiplainanl.
IW nnler of Hon. R. V. lloiae. Jndae of th. Third
Judicial linnet. M). IX nlwtlpd
l inial Nrltlrmriit.
County Court, Pulh rountr, tlreitoll. trial. Of Wil
liam Allen, dec eaa.il.
A1ISAI.OM lit Ir'.HI.V. sdminiMralorof said ealaaa,
bavina- Ulnl In said court hi. aarmtnla l"f anal
..llleineut, nolle i. Uereby given ta all concariMHl
that -i.d seiilemcni will Im hr,l ad ".'"mined ,
ll.m.lv,lh. Ihird day nf April. A. IK lute al lb.
euurl Imus in Ihillaa. Hy or" ' , .
r , f) MIMIft reel fo-lre
VY C. Waitsna, CWrk