Monday Forming, july a isca.
Tkaltateiman has a larger Clrtralstlon than any
etasrPasarU tbe State, and is tha Best
Vadium for Advsrtlieri. '
Tkttf l-lawand Resolutions are pnbliihsd In tb
Statesman by Authority.
Ol'B FOURTH OF Jl'LI SPEECH.
" At the Nntion' filrtltflnr. at (he beginning
of l new eta (if iu existence, at the end of ila
' parification, anil standing- bf llio npen (jrave.
, M it were, of ila great deliverer, let oi invoke
for the morrow, a highur appreciation of the
day and iti event, a purer and more fervent
palrlotlm, and mora abiding confidence in
. the integrity and perpetuity of the Union.
Well may the belli ring in the day, which,
' ntlt after the birthday of our common Savior,
ll deareit, not to ui alone, but tu nil who love
liberty. Well may we flaunt our banncra.
' from hooietop and hilltop. Well muy the can-
' noni peal their lalvoi from "Farther Point'' to
'Cape Diiappoiutmeot," and from the lakes to
the golf, for the glnriea. of 70 ; but we will
fail ef a patriotic, duty, fail of a high privilege,
If we neglect to return thanks and sliuut praises
for the glorloui achievement! of the kit four
. years, and for thebeneOoenl Providence which
- bai prtierved ear nation and purified ita law,
amidst the most terrible and tumultuuui tem
pest of human paiiion which hai ever visited
any nation I
Bat there will he no n.'gleot nor delay.
Revolution) never go backward ; and the true
men the men who have and are always ready
leforawear tke parly for the liiglur claim) of
country will to morrow bow down under the
treo of liberty, and lift np their voice) under
the abade of it) baonera, and thank God that
ear Union ii maintained aud iu Constitution '
preserved.
' The Revolution of 1776 followed the Declar
ation, and wa demanded to obtain the object
which the Declaration anerted. It was a
gloriooi war redolent with the laorod right
ef bnmauity, and perfumed by the blood of the
poreit and noblest of onr race. But Ihu glo
riel of the fint Revolution arc not greater
than thoie of the iccond. The fint gave ua
Independence of foreign despots the it-cond
"proclaimed liberty thronghutit Iho land aud
to all the people thereof." To day four mil
lion) of black people itiind disenthralled fn.m
tha ibaoklei of ilavery, aud for the first time
in oar biitnry realize that American liberty
il not the privilege of the few, hut the boon for
All. Twenty one Statu of the Union have al
ready declared that it lhall be put in the corn
pact, that ilavery iliall not have an ezistencu
la the United State). Will publio opinion ever
go baok on thii queition t Wiil the ilnvei
wbiob Abraham Lincoln ret free, ever again
be reduoed to bondage ? Never I You might
nf well attempt to crush Iba American eagle
back into ita egg, the oenturied oak Into Ha
original aoorn, ur match np the middle age
by their grave clothe) and plant them at the
daw a 'of the next oentury.
We would not only arrive to inspire a more
ardent affection and deeper reverence for our
native land and ita lusiiiutlnus. with a tiUthlT.J
hut we would impress open every oitileu the
foot, that we have no continuing b liduv.
Eternal vigilance i) the price of our lilierliei.
Powers drpail,
' Poaseasiima vanish, and optnloiia rhangs, ,
f. Atld paaetolle tlllid 0 llill-tualillg seal 1
v. Hut by Ilia atnmie of circninsiaiiirs unshaken, .
And subject neither tu eclipse nur waue,
Duty ext-ila.
A) an organised power, the Confederacy of
traitor) bo) pawed into history but there yet
remain) a graver and perhaps a greater and
more difficult duty to perform, than was the
overthrow of the Confederacy by f, rue of
iiraii. Upon the ruins of slavery and the so
dial degradation and barbarism which it pro
iluced, we mnat build np Republican Stale),
dedicated to freedom, virtue, civilisation and
Christianity. The great problem of the onn
linoed.or Impossible, Inhabitation of the South
ern States, by two widely distinct races of
men, In a itale freedom, must now be
solved amid the rivalries of sections, the oon
tests of parlies, and the revolutions of publio
opinion. The future riies op grandly with
mighty eveuts. Let every oiliien study tho
good of his eouulry, and that alone, that ho
may act his psrt wisely and well. And now
upon this Fourth day of July, 1863. let as re-'
new upon tfcs altar of our oooutry, the vows of
an anfaltering allegiance.
Tat CiLiroKNit skd Oimjoon lUiuuun I'util
ip-lckeraad obeeper mode of lraiisK,rtation are pro.
v.dad, tin country u a whole, will not heentue rleh and
pr..peroua. Kailroeils are an ludlapriiaeblo adjunct of
I'lvllltallon. Iu the interior ul country, domc.tic and
oaimtrcUl wealth la a thing of their ervailiix. Willi
a railroad through to CaliforoU, this Mate would nt
o-ics trow rich i wilhout a railroad there will never be
sny material Improvement in our present condition
Una of tha grrateat difhVullloe lint beset ua. la lha
at mntm, Iniiierieclneaa and hih coat of Irsn-p rL,llou
hwm place where produce la grown k advantageous
market. To provide for Uiia waul will be loaupply
oua of our greatest urede.- Urrgoania.
This paragraph ooutaioe a great deal of
truth. Bat we apprehend that good common
roads are more needed even than a railroad .
The reads we do bavo would be a poor aid to
a railroad In the winter season, and wilhout
those necessary feeders, a railroad mold not
ran. We are glad to see the Oregon, a a favor
a railroad that will be of some account, We
Haitian outlet on Wit sides. We have l.
Tvredsooh a road for a good whiff. Mnoh
has keen done to torn the attention of capital
ist! to this enterprlie, and although much re
mains to be done to secure Its commencement,
yet wo believe that tbe beginning cannot he'
' delayed many aeaaons longer. A late No. of
the American Railroad Journal refers to this
enterprise as a died oertainly. the enuunenoe
saeat and completion of which, being only a
qoestiea of time. Railroads are the most eg
peastes) of all poblio works, and a line of sii
koaJred miles connecting Oregon with the
Ceatrsd (Hsiao Road. Is a vast undertaking t
al ft is a aeererliy to the proper development
ef Mr eooalry, will eventually prove profita
We. and will most assuredly be constructed.
Aa ooininsi prevails that the 'EmlHriom' Is
woeeew to a railroad In this direction. How
U kM, awiflilinv I .
.HAW- rir taOisMi. th, ,dw,f
r-- I Hi -Tew KeewAr
'-r ,l f " a .rf
4, a uainat Uw btaonUM aad iMha a imln
f -a tnt aal Itwlf In arrar Maliut iSm Amarlr.a
lie MawaahalandutMnwir A.WiD,lkru. "."
I gls) ts lbs eame of the psper chtea
a 1 Ct aUvo eitraot
'V rebel reptile la Oregon has named
e-e a."ier Wilkes Booth, the marderer
t a -t. Ww art opm ed to lench
I ttsL...af;bl Woe bung.-Afarys-
I
It-.
SnW dtVfaaaf.
BttAMl TDK CALtJI.MATdli.
ERKKiOiN H'ltne Rocheater Kmtien dmln t"
proneut to tienerul Bbendnn five heavy ailver nrK"ld
iiiiK, or live iiuuii cneli, mnrKeil Hint tin ieuera"r.
V. V.." In meiimrv of tlia battle of Kive Furlm, Vir-
U tl In axaiianln of women and children li any urn
arienea lelt, a rulie wmild be a nmro appropriate pres
ent, that, Judaa like, the Incendiary rohlier uf the 6lie
uand mil vulley nilulit hang UUurtUKevitw.
The friend) of Phil Sherlilun in Oregon, and
the loyal Union men of Eugene City, oo It to
General Sheridan, and the cauic ho hui io gul
lantly defended, to have tho editor, ptihlmher,
and proprietor of the Review promptly and e
verely punched for thi) falre und iufatuuui li
bel. The Review is the flrnt rebel nrgnn, out-
ide of Iho rebel ious States, to indulge the
traitor io much aa to pronounce such an un
founded calumny ngainet a man whom wo all
know lobe the "very ioiiI of honor." luhould
be tolerated no longer. When a man itantla
up and pronounces our friend a murderer of
women and children, wo are exenaed from
longer trenting him with any courtoy what
ever. When he declares a liliel io utterly
fnlie and damnably infamotiK, we are rxcn'eit
from giving credit to anything whatever, which
he may aaaert, An editor hIio doeno, plaoes
himself without the pule of common decency.
abandons all claims to ibe dUlinction and con-
lideration of a gentleman, aud delit:erutely ad
vertiaei hiru'elf ai a ruflian blackguard, lying
libeller, and black-mailere' proititute.
This preoioai pink of the Review can find no
room in hit paper to denounce the actual murder
and starvation of Union men by Jeff Davit
and Winder.to the number nf many thournndi
and the deliberate murder of men and women
at Fort Pillow by rebel mldiers ; but he I
iwift to manufacture an unqualified fuUchnod
againit the nmpotted character of Philip Slier
iilftii. and that, ton, at tho very lirno that our
hero and friend ia baring hia brenit to hulleta
and ihrleklng shells in delence of the riht nf
this villain of the Review. Io exerci'e his "free
speech" In libeling and vilifying bis defenders
in defence nf the flog and Constitution which
protect) and defends every Amerioan citizen.
The above libel on General Sheridan np
pearvd In the lieview lor June 24th. It pro
noanoei him a liantlid robher.nnd an aiiaasin of
women and ohildren. This is more than the Re
view said nf the murderer of tho President. The
next grand jury of Lane county ought to pre
fer distinct and several indictments nguiunt the
wht'lo Review concern, upon each and every
copy of the Review containing the libel, am
then compel them to hunt sniiie proof or plead
guilty Io deliberate and nuinitifialilo lying.
The right nf a "free preas" is not granted by
tbo people, for the purposes of delihrrnto and
wholesalu slander, and it is high lime that im-ii
were brought Io a realizing sense of Hint fact
We know of no offence ngninst the pence and
good order of society, which deserve! a eeili
er or more certain pinii-hiiieiit limn thii prno
tice nf willful libel, indulged by some publish
ers. Rut this last oflVuoe nf Iho Review goes
beyond all Imagined hounds "In the right o
lying." The courts cannot do jnmice to nich
a oaie. Nothing hut actual phosphorus brim
stone and oomkustilile damnation, can suffl
cienlly pnnlih a nmn that will otter suoh
base libel on the gallant, glotious, uii'pnlted
Sheridan, at a time when he is fardiiluut from
his S ato, engaged liiliiiiiiitiilniiig the honor of
our flag in the enemy's country.
1 SMART GltA.HD JIKT-EXFORCIX6 TD
hl.UAI LAW H1TU A YK.UK AMK
XVA-'CHHrri'wrfS nhftHflTDahier Wnltfo,
Foreman i W. II. Riugo, B. F. Bronn. Chas.
Swegle, Felix Cnonso, Jas. Coleman, Iiotilieii
Lewis. This grand Jury will be remembered
for some time. Iu addition to I he regular, or
dinary duly or grand juries, Ibis model jury(f)
buiied itself for several duys in mousing
n run nd all over the country, by means of lis
power In me Ihc bailiffs, to find nut imaginary
violations of the Sunday Law. A great many
men's affairs were ovet hauled. not one of whom,
but who is more faithful in his observances nf the
laws of God, and man, than the members of
this grand Jury, who have arraigned their
nelglthora before the publio aa criminals and
heathen. The object nf litis move of this
grand jury is obvious to everybody. When a
grand Jury will stoop to Indict and arrest nu n
for taking np a charitable contribution .in
'church on Sunday, or for selling a traveler
across tbe river on his way tu clinreh. or for
getting a little wood Io cook his breakfast, tho
cloven foot is plainly visible. The object of
this legal oabal of a iaeaorea.ia In bring odium on
the Sunday Law, and everybody will in Inter
pret it) and instead of making Iho Sunday
Law odiuus. lliey have Hindu tlietinelvn odious.
We hope for the credit of any of the in, that
there are some members of the Jury which did
not approre of this quibbling, technical pro
ceeding, aud if there are any such they will
readily understand Hint this article Is not lev
eled at Ihsm. And we believe, that if the ie
cret moving pwwer ajjiich got np the "fuaa" in
the community, could be pointed out, we should
eee the diagraceful faut, that JnMefify and
Alheiim has prostituted tho high prerogatives
of a grand jury nf Oregon, to tho baae attempt
to bring ouutempl mi Christian olnervancei.
We understand that the Jury indulged their
malice towards the Church so far as In try to
indict the ministers for reaching. And
throughout the whole proceedings il is evident
that the jury was endeavoring to enforce the
letter against the spirit of the law entirely
oblivious of the well knuwo maxim, founded
in justice as well as 'common sense and Uw,
dial, "a thing which is within the, letter of I lie
statute is not with Pn Iho statute, unless it be
withiu the Intention of Ihu makers." They know
well enough that it was nut Iho Inleiiiion of ihe
Lrgirlatare In indict collectors nf charalies on
Sundays, or ministers for preaching, or ferry
men. And so they iniaerahly foiled In make
the Sunday Law odious in the eyes of Mr.
Matheny and others.
The Jury would donbtlrss like to get oat of
the charge uf annoyinf their neighbors and
persecuting the church, by alleging that the
law itself le new, harsh, and Impolitic Bat
suoh Is not the case. There was a Sunday
Uw passed In Jano ry, 1854. which was far
more stringent than Iba present law. Under
that law, Ihe bather, lha butcher, and nlbrr
each shops were not permitted to remain open
in the moruing aa they da andor the present
law. Under that law of 1834 (which we have
not the leas! doubt bos beeu violated by evciy
member of this grand J ry, tmtk in iu letter
and spirit, every Sandsy since iu passage), we
lived l pesos and quietness, and grew np tu
the dignity of a city, and have become a
model for tha observance of law an I order.
And aowander baas stringent, mare praotioal
law. tha whole community is thrnwj Into a fer
ment, and peaceful, law abiding Christian
asep bare beea lodtoted, arrested, brought tit
trial and pat to expense, for matters whioh are
act withia the spirit of the lsw and all to
gratify a captious, malignant "pint nf opposi
tion to the estiildi'lied rules of soctoty.
Ami thii Is not nil. Thn dimly ha
beon put to great expenso In hunt np wit
nesses, and to arrest anil drag men into court
npon "trifles light ai air," and which wero
istnisaed by Iho court npnit th) tnero reading
of the indiotmcnt. It has been suggested that
tha Distriot Attorney could have prevented
thii nuisance. That ii a tnistnka. He Ii Ihc
servant nf the grand Jury, and is bound to
draw np and sign such indictments as the Jury
direct.
No one complained to the grand jury of the
men InUictetl j nor uoes mis community uw
complain, nor did it evor complain of tho fer
rymen, the livery men, or the printers. We
say it is no violation nf the spirit of the Sunday
Law tu hire a horse to attend a camp meeting.
It is neoessury to keep luch places as hotel),
ferries, livery stables, 4cc and open on Sun
day, i
In Ibis matter, we have expressed what we
believe ia the unanimous sentiment of this
community on the subject, ns well as our own.
Horeafter. we hone no man, . set of men, or
grand jury, will nttenipt In bring contempt on
tho Christian Sabbath, Iho Church, or Its on
servnnces. by linrlesqneing the Snndny Law.
The Christian Church and by this we mean
Mclhndisli, Baptists, Christians, Congregation-
alists. and all the other denominations is I
mighty power in the land for good. Its in
stitutions, observance, organization, and be
nign influences is all that prevents any nnllon
or community from fulling into burburism ; and
when we forget to honor them.or what is worse,
permit our civil Institutions to scoff at them, we
mny expect tho bloody scenes and awful hor
rors which followed tho setting np of the
Htrtot God" in tho streets of Paris. And,
in this community, if any shall duro imitate
the folly attempted by Ihe late grand jury. they
will find themselves crushed anil dwindled by
Indignant public opinion, into that insignifi
cance and contempt, which admits of neither
comparison or expression.
Olirt Daily Mail. We hnvc Ihe following
letter from Senator Williams iu relation to the
Daily Mail i
Washington. May 25. 1815.
Dkaii Sir : Euulosed please find contract
fur currying Daily Mail llimnj;h Oregon. I
think the California Hinge Company hits beeu
nowise in refusing Iho umtiruct upon reason
ulile terms. Orceulnicks lire now nip d V np
proxiinalltig Ihe value of go! I, and $225,000
Is heller pay at Hit) lime than WtfhUiilU Could
have been a year ngu. From hut I t-nti learn
of Ihe contract, lh service will be faithfully
and eflicienlly performed. Yours, truly,
Geo. II. Williams.
Important Mail Service. The Post Of
fice Department yester ny ordered a cuntrnul
with John E. Iieeside. of Washington. D. C.
fur the conveyance of Ihe mails, daily and
back, on route No. 14 1)1 -'1. from Lincoln, Cal.,
by Mnrysiille. Central House, Orovillo, Km
Seen. Hollo Valley, ( Ineo, Knck Creek, I'llie
Creek. Tehama. Ki d Hluff. C'oitoiiwuod, Amer
ican Iiatichiaj Slinsln, Trinity Centre, Calla
han's Handle, Fiirt Joins. Yreka. Ileiili-v.
Ashland Mills, phoenix. .Ineksonville, Rock
Point, Grunt's Puss, Leletnl. Gulesville, North
Canynmillo. Myrtle Creek, lioselnirir. Oak
bind, Eugene City, Frei doni. Collage Grove.
Corvnllis, Allinuy, Salem, Belpnssi, Oregon
fjliy. and iMiluutiheo. to 1'orlliiinl, Ure(;nii.
The route is (140 mil, e in lenetli. The con
tract is untile tu commence on lira, first tint' of
July next, and end mi the 00th of Jui e, ItfliO
Tlte compensation is 8225.000 nor annum.
riuM- dminidrnr, 'Jvin.'il.ir nefiirVHnrr'-riiT
Washington lust evening fully prepared In per
fect all arrangements for his new and impor
tant cuulruul. Wathiugton Chronicle,
Tim Sbntimknts or Ouit Rbpiiesrnta
TITBi- Thee following resolutions weru re
ported to a meeting nf citizens uf the Pacific
const, held nt Washington after Ihe assassina
tion nf the President, by nur Senator. Jtidgo
Williams, who acted as chairman of a coin
mil tee for that purpose. They breathu Ihe
right spirit I
Rrmheil. That when we see acts of mnir
nanlntlly nnd mercy requited by deeds uf blond
and vinlenue, we lire forcibly reminded uf the
aluo of that slirn and inflexible justice which
prompted a Hooiatt father In condemn his own
son tu death for violating Ihe laws of his coun
try.
Rrinhed. That President Lincoln, by his
private virtues, his unsullied patriotism, his
wise nnd successful statesmanship, has en
shrined his memory In III" hearts nl the Amer
icon people, and that bis name will be deserv
edly inscribed upon Ihe highest pinnacle of our
country's fume within Hit- halo nf glory lhat
surrounds the name of Washington.
Retohed, That, confiding in the patriotism
and capacity uf President Johnson, we pledge
"nur lives, nur fortunes, and our sacred hon
ors." Io sustain his administration In lite i mire
and perfect completion of that work tvjiich lias
been consecrated by the labors and blond nf
Abraham Lincoln, and tbo other martyred
dead of this war.
SKNATIHtl AI. CONTKST IN CALIFORNIA
"To a man np Ihe tree," the contest in Cali
fornia, appears like a "lempest in the teapot."
It ia a gnod thing to have nlile stales - an at
hand, out nf which In manufacture U. S. Sen
ators lint it appears In ns here in "Wehfoot"
that Ihe California statesmen nro interesting
themselves more in this question than Ihe Cal
ifornia people. If we had a vnte on this qaes.
lion, we would oast It for Mr. Colo, the lale M.
C. from Ihe Southern District. Mr. Cnle is a
males! man, which is nne evidence nf his
worth, and ns an M. C. he testified his devn
lion to his constituency by winking faithfully
for their Interests, and fur the interest! of the
whi le Psefflo coast and. as a Union man, his
reputation is above suspicion.
Nnao St'pratns Pltth ! Became wllhnnt Ihe rleM
of sunYiire the cd--ied m in is su!gecl to taxation with
out tiolilical n-prewMiiati n.
Th msn .f Amri,-. Itiaelv veara a-v In rirfrnr of
this tl.trtrlnf . repodi.itrd the Inteipestatton put upon II
lis tha m-k pal'Ma nl to-ri.y. ft Ihejr refused In
mnkf no disilnelion lielwrea while ntsn and nsgroca In
Hie matter l suff'Stfe Artm,
Then, if our nncealurs "refused to make no
distinction between while men and negroes in
the mailer nf suffrage," they did not make any
distinction (two negatives being equivalent to
an affirmalivr). which is exactly tbe historical
truth on lhat subject. Hit it for once, even If
Mr. Murray did suffer In the rflorL
Tub TiMPERAKca LrcTtmra The Rev.
George Taylor has delivered five or six lec
tures at the Methodist Church during Ihe past
week to crowded houses. A Society of "Good
Templars" has been Inrnted, with a charter
membership of nearly 200 member) Mr.
Taylor enters Into bis subject with hi) whole
soul, and having lalents and disposition soiled
to the reform, be esmnnt fail In do gnod,
National Banki The Oregonian says
lhat National Banks have been estimated ia
Nevada and California. We think this far a
mistake al least we would like to bear tbeir
names aid iooaimn.
tTSioce Secretary Seward's accident disa
bled bin , Senntnr Sumner baa been assisting
in eomluotlng the Denaitinvnt nf State, anil
has prepared much of ibe important aorrespon-deooe.
U0VT JEKF f .8 TAKEN.
The "petticoat story ii in tho main true,
although it has been td a score of ti s by
different correspondent natty of whom sup
plied Ihe lack nf a kno'ledge of facts ny cop
ious draughts from the imagination, nnd gave
it as many different pities tut there am months
in the calendar. The lets are ns follows s
The attack was inadi ipon the camp hy
Colonel Pritchard just as; Id first itrenk nf dawn
hegan to light the Eashm iky. fcwyimng
was profoundly silent. Itff. was nndotilitedly
dreaming nf his former rieatners, and the en
tire party were wrapped in the inmnntuhiiieni
embrace of Morpheus wieii 'hey were sudden
ly startled hy tho yelll id the soldiers, sou
awoke too late til iiiahe, nrenarations for even
a feeble resistnlce. Alter the officers nnd
men in the "flyl were lafrly under gaiird,
whith occupied nine, time, Corporal went to
tho door of the ten) nccnplci' by defunct royal
ty, nnd ordered tlitin In cone fortll and deliv
er themselves up. Airs. Divis appeared at tho
uuor nun emu
Please, gentleinjn, do lot intrude upn the
, i
ncll'ilft,. nt II
rivacy nf ludn s. There are no gentlemen
here, and you will 4igg ts greatly by giving
us time to dreii." I
"All right, madam," said Oio little Corporal ;
"we will give run line to male vour toilet, and
then you can take a ride tu Macon for your
health." 1 i
A guard was p'aoctl arountlthe tent, nnd tbe
reader's Imaizinnt.in mnst d aw from the (It-
noument what trnrsuired insile. After a half
hour's intervnl.theujniiotiiny oitsidennly being
broken bv the demimla of the rmird In "hur-
rv nn." there en to the'donr Mrs. Davis and
Miss Howell, Icnditg an apptretitly decrepit
nld ladv dressed in a'ladv's ii')rning wrapper.
wil t a tight hood on her trail ami her lace
covered with a small vent ' Tho "old lady
could walk only with great difficulty, but tot
tered through the duirofihu teut with a tin
nail tin her unn. ,
"Soldier. I siipposr roa have no objection to
letting my old niothr go Io the spring for some
water for ui to wushvith?" mil Mr). Davis.
"Wall, I reckon 'have some litlu objection
to letting that old lily go," said lite Corporal.
"She wears bnoti, luu't she ?" nnd with Ihe
point of his saher h raised Ilia fn ck. discov
eriug n large, enure pair nf o If skin bonis.
While the Corporal ras discovering mm i-xhti)
iting the cloven footof the beast, another sol
dier slriiineil Ihe veiblitl hood from oil his lace
and In! the great as which has so long been
hidden 'neath a lim'irkin Jelf. Davis stond
before them, in all In pusillanimity, and in Ins
true churn ter. Iiefon ill" light of which Henry
VIII pales-nad Uiclird 111. rises iu the scale
of Ii il tun ri irreiituess.
Vhen Jelf. saw list he wits fairly caught.
and would he di-livetd into ihe hatiils of his
enemies, he waxed etieeditit wroth, and railed
nut nt tlte soldiers whatever uiiporlnuitv offi-r
ed. He In queitlly tiiide nse of such sneering
remarK as
"Vnlnrons snldters.ilitleeil. to make war un
on women anil chidren !" "I thought 'be
Yankee Government . vas a little more valor
ous t' au In send its stldiers tu steal defenseless
women nnd children tut of their bediat night.''
etc
Mrs. Davis ironicillv remnrked that, she
"was not aware that an old woman and four
children were of o imcli value as In be esuor
ted lit' three hutidrd soldiers Ihrntigh the
country."
Sbnator Williams at fA8iiixoTON
Col. linker') mantle if eloquent, patriotic sen
timi-nt, is nhly supported hy our Senator. The
following is a brief ripnrt of his speech made
at an immense juliilet held iu Washington City
en Ihe receipt of the news of tho capture of
Richmond :
Fellow Citizens i I have come here to-night
to rejoice with you over Iho great victories
achieved by thn armies of the republic, and
nver tlte downfall of the stronghold nnd citadel
of tins most wicked and bloody, hut now pros
(rate, cunspisiicy against human freedom nnd
republican government. Chiefly uo 1 cougriit
ulateyounp ti lk'uefKftWgrt:inTtrnfil can
opy nl these liattle lields lite sun of Pence ii
sing upon our distracted country, with hope
ami nap lines in an us iienins. jjet nur hearts
he l.-:ied uit ill gratitude tu night tu thn Giver
uf all Good vlio bus brought us through this
Red Sen nf trial, trouble, and danger,
and planted our feet upon the mnuniniii
nf vision whence we can behold in full viow
the promised bind of peace and universal free
dom. Cheers. Vain and impotent won Id
be any attempt nf mine tu find words good and
strong enough to describe, the obligations wo
are under to those brave men who have saved
the life of Ibis nation, who have added new nnd
imperishable glory In nur country's history.
Cheers. Grant, Sherman the speaker's
voice was fairly drimncd hy lite enthusiastic
hurrahs uf thu vast crowd's applause
We are compelled to elide and condense.
Ihe lateness uf the hour and Ihe number uf Ihe
speakers, together with nur allotment of space,
not periiiiiling a full transcription nl nur notes ;
but Iho Senator's peroration we must give in
his own n urds, ns we have bis exordium :
Living aa I do thousands nf utiles away, I
feel hnppy thai, as an American ciliien, I am
still at home in the city of Washington
cheers und hope that out of the Maid and
sacrifices uf this nation will come fort It a spirit
nl American citiieuhood, overlooking all sec
tionalism in every part uf tho American nation.
Cheers.
Let the day speedily advance w hen every
American, though he may be in New England,
or on the great praries of the Wist, or the
savannahs of Iho South, will feel everywhere
within ils borders that the onuuliy is Ait, nnd
that he belongs in the t oiintry. n ml that from
the fulness nl' tin npprecint:ve heart, be van
look upon every fool of American soil to winch
he flag waves, ami say this is inv couture, my
home, my gree n land forever. Cheers.
Totui Wool Uaowms We will venture a litlle
adviea, to Us weighed hy the bolter jielxtnunl of those
to wlmin it ia addressed. The Wool riiowera' Asso
ciation haa done tin Slate urea! K"nd in annisititf lbs
atlsntioa of boih producers and pnrctiHsera to ihe im
portance uf Ihe wod interval, and in gelling- up auch
a eomnt-liiiiin amung pttrvhassis tu lus raised the
pries of wo-d from twenty cents in " store par" of
fered by Ihs Salen. factory, to twenty cents in caah
nn ottered by Ihs Oregon City Company and tha
Calilornia purchasers. Competition ia now lively
Mr lloberla agent for lbs Mnwion Slilla of California,
ia now In lbs valley purcbulns; wind with raah fur
hie factory. Mr. Prall, agent for lha Onriron City
Factory, ia also In lbs market t and now, within lha
past frw days, we leant that Cnpt SIHIcr Is scouring
Ihs country, with cntk, limiting wool for ihe Salem
Factory. In addition Io these pnrelmacra, Ihe mer
chants in ibe different tnwna are bidding pretty strong
for woel, In order to hold Ihs retail trade fp.ro lbs
"Factory ftnre " It ocean to ns, trial the holders of
small lots of wool, and who do nut desire tu teat tha
Eastern market Ibis aeaaou, will do as well to sell
aa, as to hold for any limber probable rise. We
think wool will command u biah a pries within tha
next two weeks aa it will he likely to lids
ToTnois wnoKKir rati Wool. From a teller
fresj Messrs. Knspp, Burrell, at Co.. we learn thai
they have seen red ihs aarvioaa of Mr. Henry Perklna
lo grade and superintend the packing of all wool that
may be offered fur shipment to Ihe East through that
hones. II ia requested that these who desire to ship
to the Kaat, will forward to K , B . A Co. their wou
as fast as pnaaibie aa Ur Perkina wiahea lo commriice
the (rading within a tew daya. Knapp, Barrell, Ji
Co. report lhat "well couditlmied and Pelaise wool is
sought fur at Ihs Kaal al enhanced rates."
CF The al -saa Ims eomplMely eacksd eat of Its
aaeaaH apoai tke wool growers. That was a terribly
bad awe, to pitch Into loaf eUaa ef tarwwra. l
served, however, la shew who eoalrols Ibe A
contrary lo the sdiluv'a beuer judgneftt.
lltaiso so tkisativic t'saas-Tkis valiuibla
Journal Ia pub belied weekly at !ta t'rauSHca it i per
mourn ia Weanes. Il b ia ila tenth volttsM, aod well
established, farties and aiiusrs interested la Ibe Man-
liaei eaghl le UkeH.
ST- U C. HwU, (as, , iftat ef tbe Jirnee, pwid
aa a visit U4 nk. He la earptislaglv (iwd kukiu(
for a awa engaged as Ihs sfeol of a copeerbead paper;
sod, bating bis politics, tot a bad sua.
Gen. IIallki'k I have not quite ii.rgou; "
Ibe praises heaped upon Gen. Ilnlleck lor lit!
ndtitiralilo ailihinistratin i of nlTuirs in the W es-
tern Department. Under Ins directions uie
u...... ,.r vl,-.,.r, una nlcnroil of rebel armies
L...I i.,,'.i,u i,,,,.l,,.r. . tho rich Secessionists of
St. Louis were made to contrtlinle m tne sup
port i.r sttlfering loynlislii our lorces cnpmrru
Island 10; and our armies under Grant and
Hucll petietrnted tu the Head wmters oi uie
Tennessee. I hope the people of California
will not forget tho pride ihey felt to think that,
while everything; iceuiea running g..,
while McClellan'i great army lay useless, in
its fortified camps uriiimd Washington, the first
cheering victories of the war were won hy the
armies und-r the mle cunirot oi ore. usiirw.
"There must bo sninelhit'g ol Gen- Halleok, '
snitl a gentleman tn me recently, "ur President
Lincoln would never nave wrairn ip,.,,
the office of General in Chief ol all me union
nrniies, and then kept him chief in Ins cuuiiie
even after the popular acclaim had promoted
r-.,url, It
lien, liranl tn uie L,ieiiiennuv-ur..r.....
is nn Imputation npon the judgment of our la
mented martyr-Piesideflt to think lhat Gen.
iuii,.,ii la l..aa limn a trretit military cnieiiaiu,
I reonllect what Kev. Henry Ward Beecher
said in nne of hi) mng iificeut discourses deliv
ered Just before the November election. I
quote Irnm recnlleotinn "There ii one man
who hai ueen ns iniicii uermeu r o;
nnd I huve helped abnse him. But facts have
recently come to my Knnwieuge wituiii teu mr
to believe that this nation is more indebted to
G- ii. Ilalleck than to any other nan for the
masterly combinations resulting in lite recent
ghirinds victories which have so electrified the
country." Wash. Cor. Marysv'Me Appeal.
An Original Idea Prnfesssor Minns, nf
the State Nnrmnl School, in Ins lecture,
Wednesday evening, nn the "Ocean." staled
to his audience that the climate of England,
iti fruitful soil and its never failing verdure,
were produced by the warm currents nf the
Gulf Stream that had for endless nges been
floating tho heated waters nf the tropics tu the
chilling neighborhood of the Htitish isles. " He
then slated, not merely as his opinion, but ns a
scientific and inconimverlilile fact, that if a
muni .1 Id bo made across the Isttiiiiiis nt
Dnrieii, lints changing Ihe current ol t tie ivu
Stream aud diverting it away Iroiti me snores
,,l F.nirliiiid. tin- fertile hillsides of that favored
land Hotiltl lie covered wnn perpeiuni guicn-i
nnd Iter velvet lawns bo blasted by ill" icy
breezes that would sweep the island. .Now,
if litis is so. and Professor Minns says it .
have we not nn ensy solution nf nil nur differ
ence with perlidotis Albion ? Let President
Johnson send at once a force of fifty thousand
cnutrnhands In Aspiuwall. urmeil with pick and
shovel ; iiim! then let bint say to the represent
utiles of England : "Gentlemen, litis thing
has tone far elinngh : von can pay those -Ala-
..I....:...,.
liatnii chums or not. just ns you choose: but
if von don't nay them, I'll make an ice lionse
nf your wltol-j island." If our just claims are
not iiinnediitttdv liquidated let the simple w ord
.din" lie missed to tho nrinv nf ohserviOioti at
Aspiuwall. nnd n hole wnuld soon be punched
through the Isthmus that would send the Gull
Stream kiting Iu a more Iricndiy snore. oac
ramenlo Union-
IXTF.I1K8TINO Lbtteu. The following is
nn extrnut fnnn u letter dated Hiclnnonil. April
21st. addressed In A. J. Lowry, ol Plaucrville :
ltKBPBCTKD liitiiTHKR: This Illuming finds
me in the li bel capital. I have just returned
thus fur I rout a leave nf absence, and on arri
ving here I found my regiment so fur in nil
vnnce that there is un chance of overtaking it.
aud wits detailed here in a Convalescent Camp,
nnd have charge of over one hundred conval
escent). For the past four days I have had
charge of Libby Prison anil Castle Thunder,
wh re nur prisoners wero confined by the rehs
Thltirs have changed now we have Libby
full uf Jolinitr') and Cu.-tlo Thunder full uf
men nf all crimes. When I arrived here and
took charge nf the prison, I found my old rebel
commander, lite famous Dick Turner, iu one
uf the cell's, und had the exquisite pleasure til
seeing him ns once lie had me. IIiMvns kept
cell. Ifo robbed me w hen 1 came to this pris
on last August. I asked him if he recollected
it. am1 he tried, of course, tn muku an apologv.
A person who hits been in prison as long as I
have, aud received Ihe rough punishment which
I havu received, will have? little sympathy for a
rebel. The United Suites Government feeds
them very near as much as they wish, while I
was fell for three mouths on one email piece nf
com bread only per day. Never saw meat or
anything else. Tlte meal from which our
bread was made was ground with part uf the
cob. This I was compelled to lire on if I
could, if nut, I could die.
SkVKNTEKN TIlllUSANI) STAItVF.U TO DKATII
AT Andkksunvii.i.e. The Furt Royal New
Snath, ur May (itli, speaks ol' Ihe arrival at
Jaeksnnvillo of squads of llio 2.200 prisntn-rs
who were coiiiiuk in. Tile rebels, fiudini; it
iiupossiiiio to leeu them, lirought litem so near
onr lines and turned lliem liaise. Must of them
have arrived, and they were lieini; snpplied.
About twenty were loft at Audersonville, too
sicU In lie removed. 1 here died at that prison
in eleven months of the year ending January.
I8(i.", as fid lower February. lil. 1 i March.
il&i : April 573 ; .May. 703 ; June. 1.201 ; Julv.
1.748 i Ani!Nsi,S.!Hj . Sept her. 2.077 ; Oo-
IolH-r. I..HM; .oreiiilier, 4'Ji', Di-Ceinlier.
Kid; Jaitunry. IS0J, 19U. Total. 13.(540.
The lotal number ulm mve died at Anilerson
ville since the establishment ul lhat internal
pen exceeds 17.IKK).
Tim Mexican Loan. The agents of the
Republio of Mexico have opened a leu million
loan t,t San Frtiiicist-ii, interest al teu per Cent.
The binn ia In hcVdci-med by a fund denied
by selling npnrt and depositing with Sam
Uratiuaii as trustee, one half lite revennes col
lected nt the Mexican ports mi the Pacific
coast. The funds raised bv the Loan is to be
devoted exclusively tn aiding in expelling Max
imilian and the French, aud restoring Presi
dent Juarex lo his rightful authority.
The Mexican Consul at San Frnnuiscn. np.
pointed by President Jiinrej. has been notified
bv the United States, that he alone is the. pro
per commercial representative of Mexico, at
that port.
RtsioNATMN or Dana. The country
beard with regret nnr announcement that
f Irules A. Dana had resigned Ins place as As
sistant Secretary of War. Capable and rue'.
getto as Stanton it and be was Ibe Ajax of
iho inn Auuiintstratinn he Innml an able,
systuiatio and valuable coadjutor iu Dana, who
to prompt nanus ul Industry added great cour
tesy of manner. Dana ia about tu assume, it
i said, the editor-sliip of a Chicago Journal s
a ul those ho remember the Tribune while
under his management will auticapate a brill
iant success for any paH-r with which bo be
comes uouuected. A. IT. Evening Pott.
. ft The Number nf Soldiers In onr service
who hare dird since the war hegan. will reach
2111,000, or very nearly a quarter of a million.
Of iheee, 221.0110 have actually dird in Ihe
service Irnm minds or sickness in the Arid
and In the hospitals. The authorities estimate
the number of dratha from wounds or disease
conlrai teal in Ihe service, which did not prove
fatal till after discharge, and do not therefore
appear 1 1 the foregoing statement, as 20.000. .
New York, Mny 3:ld. Colonel George Dee
one of General Beauregard's Staff, lelt in
charge of bis headquarters at Sclina, has ar
rived at Mobile, having been raptured and
namletl. He ie (fdnr Snrtb. He exprew,
L.elfMlb0ro'hlr,disf..,eJ wi.h the rebel
servire, ami says be has learned from the sail
eiperience of Ibe past four Vers the pwtlness
as well the trainees of Ihe olj Union.
n When Merrier, tbe Frencb minister,
went tn Rtchmonil. about Ibe French hihacest,
Ijlall of Trios asked him hr England and
France rliJ Wit Interfere to stop Ihe war. Mer
eier replied that ihe power and rnerjrr and re
snaroee disnUved by tbe Surtb had alarmed all
Eompe. The Texan said -b-ll,H and kavinr
said it KM tlll'Ut.
For the Oregon Statesman.)
BONNETS I II r
llw bard for llio women to please tho men,
In f'ltkiont. not artiont. I menu,
No matter wliai siyhf of a bonnet wc don,
They declare 'lis not Hi lo be seen.
When the bonnet Ii small, they laugh at III i!e,
And advise us in cover oar noses,
So we add a projection on purpose for that,
And till in Utaiacee with rueoa.
But the tttste of the "men" Is not stilled al : all, (
Ho thev langli at the "pokes" and "sky aeruperi,
It cost, too much money to till lliem will, flowers,
Tliey ro probably w orae than the "elms-era.
Wo trv It again, with Ikcos and silksl
To suit Hi" wise "lords of creation, ,
But thev call II "a cap Io catch i llio hair,
And a "bonnet abomination.
, Now, what can it meant I should like to kndw,
They never complain of ihe " so.
1 I gneas lhat they waul us to borrow of them, ,
llul wo sws'l for our Hundayt-noK lhat 1 1. ,
, Salein.Jims.lM. AM".
, i.k, June 27, l'M.
' Ko. 8tatbs)i! : Allow mr tn say that I bnvo been
Informed by U HrsMdlng Klder ol tbe wattaineiw
District that he has been onicislly Informed bv Bishop
Clark Hint lie bin tianslei red the llev. T. II. Fearne
front the Oregon OonlVrcnce, hi view of employ ing him
iu tbo work on tire border or Tennessee.
J. L. I'AllHIbll.
. Ovkbtiie Fms,-TheO. 8. N.t'o.'i steamer Cayuss,
after having her mitchincry remnvcd.waa recently safely
let down over lli (alls at the Dalles, aud Is now lying
below the tails.
Tub "Christian Colleob." At the an
nual meeting nf the Christian Ckarch of Ore
gon, held at Hethel. Polk county. June. 1865.
Vl... - I,,..A ,.. t,...Afd ,1m Dtrtrilinit Pntlee-e
I 1115 UIIUIIIIlllVP i,.viw w v...." v.-- D-
subtnitted tire following report to tho meeting
in delegation assembled, which was received
aud adopted :
" The Trustees Appointed by the annual
meetinc In locate tho Christian College, would
respectfully report that, tifter'duo deliberation.
Ihey, liy Uttllut, Ueciueu upon irinnmnuin n.r a
locntinii. Z. Davis. Cb'n.
Pones Wilher. Clerk.
The meeting then proceeded tnelect twenty
five Trustees, recommending raid board thai
seven tuny t iinstiinte n quorum, after it ii or
ganized, ' The following compose thu Hua;d i f
I ruslees :
Pnlk county. d. W. Uichardsnn. A. W.
Lucas, J. A. Frazer, Win. Murphy, and N.
Ilml-on.
Yitmliill county 8. C. Adams, Win. Daw
son, anil Duun l ll"lmilll. , . ,
Lane county. Joseph Sharp, G. Cullison,
and C- Hiistow.
Marion wf.--Fnnes Wtlber, G. M.
Wliitin-v, A- ISiiiiitnn. and B. F. Whitson. , -
Linn'counly 3. A. Powel. J. W. Kichurd
eon. J II. Lutes, and II. Crosley.
Douglut county. Kl-'er Fl nt, Jui Guzley.
Clvt(tf county W. L. Adams, .
Wiro county L. L I iiwlalid.
Mul Hamuli county. II. Liiiilsny. t
Wathi union count'. L. IIuiniilireT.
Un motion, it was ordered the proceedings
bo published in the Oregon statesman, Willi
the request. that other Oregon papers copy.
J. E.aMuiipilY, Cli'n
A. W. Lucas, Secretary.
n-a..Weil. That. Inasmuch as our worthv R 'other D. W.
Elle'lue came to us arrll recommended as a Christian suit a
worllty Minister of the Uusnel, and from our own acquaint
ance with him, ire, llierrfore, the lairitnan nreinren oi ur
eKoo, In annual iiieetlnif asaeiulileil, do, unsolicited by him,
oiirillaily ami tieartile recninnn-uil hltn tn Uie Cliristlun hro-
therllooil In Oreuon ss a Christian of uiililetnlslieil chnrscter,
ami nn elncletit nnil sucuesstul Krungelisl and proclaluier ol
the uoaiel ot Ji-ius Uhrlst.
uone ny orner 01 tne sieenng.
A.W. LoCiS, Seu'jr. JB. MURPIIT, Ch'n,
Focstb or Jclv. Great preparations are being made
throughout Ihs country fur celebrating the enmlne: annlrer
aary with wore than usual ceremonies. The people feel that
the war Is over, and prbpose to have a gnod time " on the
day we celeuriite." We notice Heath, Dearborn, A Co. are
Improving the opportunity by selling quantities of cvlebraU
tug ueods, In Ihe shape of Clothing, Dreea Goods, elo. If
the community, both male and female, la not well dressed on
that occasion, and at low prices too, It Is not Ihelr fault-
Try them.
MARRIED.
At the tesMt'tice ol the bride's hither, near Salem. P.
A. IIhvis, M. D., and ttusnn 11. Moore, built of Muliua
comity.
DIED.
w.., i-wn wir ouem.nr chrouic bronchitis,
Frunees Atiuier, wife of J. A. Huffman, ajred 33 years.
OHD1XASCE KO. 44.
An Crdinancs lo Prutei-I Mills anil Manufaclorlea from fire.
Bee. 1. The neonlv of the cltv uf Biilem do ordain as ful-
Iowa: Thnt It thill be Ibe duty ofowuera or occupants of any
ateatn mill or any manufactory of any kind to place unoti
their chimneys or smoke stacks a spark-catcher; and for Ihe
violation of llila ordinance, a fine of flee dollara for everv
day he shall continue auch violation, after nollSt-allon from
Uie nre warden, atel reasonable lime having elapeed.
Passed the Council June 20, 1SW.
P. L. WILLIS, Recorder.
onDrxAxvn yd. a.
An Ordinance to Iteipifre the Recorder to Olve Bonds.
' See. 1. The nennle of thellv of Salvia da ordain aa fnt.
Iowa : That Ihr Recorder be and Is herehv rruulrnl lo wly.
boo, I, to Ihe city of Salem, with two or more responsible
urvnra. io me inni oi n-enunuren uollara, to be approved
by Ihe Mayor. The condition of Ihe bund ahall be Uial he
wdl falllitully pay over, accorillne lo law, all moneva which
anall come Into his handa by vlrtua of hie ofliee, and shall
periorm men other duties s, the Council may direct.
Paeeed the Council June to, putt.
P. L. WILLIB, Recorder.
Notice
TS hereby given that an election for Chief Entrin
X and Iwu Aeibtiit Engineers nf the Fire lepsi tment
ol Ihe City nf Snlem, will he held nt Web Fool KiiRine
nwie. ,iu. i.iin jHoiiUiiy, tne tot n a.ty of July next
I ne (ion-, mil oe ,in-n,-ii ai i n p, m.und closed ul
0 o'clock p m. of huiil dny.
June Until, MTilwr J.Q, WILSON', Mnynr.
Dr. UIDDLi;, l)i; 1 1ST,
3?
5 Hi"
-"U j
r . ""vi-. v
TJKrKXTLY from the Eastern Stales, and over
1 ly thii'lv-i-itfiil yeitra of pnit-tice. Imvluu: extracted
more tloill ii barrel nf teelb: has Inkelt nH.uia in Mr
Kf.S VON'S hoiiva. a few diora finrrs. Cononen-iMl
street, nrl.ere be will wait on tbe citizens of tbiaplare
him! vicinity, on reuaoiiuble terms, and will Kuannitee
eutialllrtion.
Tliose liaritiu- hurl whole or parts of aets pot In. that
re now nuroml'oriHhle or useless, nre invited to mil
Deenveii n-eth iieftimnei.tly rilled There sliull be
no ni-ldna nf teeth, or f.iltintr out ofptnet.
'Xeeili extmeted w iih iiti-at enrr.'bv the use of pro
per iiistruiiieiiis. with ,,r will I rhbirolorm
f 'leaiiiiiK and reuliniiiK.aiid etlier useful operationa
performed
Persons fnira oilier towns, or fmro the eonnlrv,
wislonr niy aervirea. run aiake mv bonse their hnni'e,
nmil the work ie Bniabed. Salem, Jnlv 3, lh'5tf
Miiiyeil,
fiN- FlttlM the premines of Ihe snberriher. nn or
aCXWioui tha let of Jnne, a SMALL 80KKKL
. jli ' (onr, tr "M. while atrip in Ihe face, white
Iniid-fe-l. and a sink inlheriaht aide of toe neck -Any
one funnel, in information as lo her wherea
bout! will be liberally rewarded.
. . . . . , , W. W. BEACH.
Sublimity, Jnne W, ISftV 8tf
A CARD FOR TUB
W WW L FALL (LOTH TRADE
- i op s.m ririxt isco.
BADGER & LINDENBERGER,
Not. 411, 413 and 413 Hatter Rtrect,
lor. Atcrcknnl, Kna Francisco.
Importers and Wholesale Dealers.
ENTIRE SEW AND FRESH STOCK!
ll'E wnnld rail the anenlion nf COl'XTRY MER-
CHANTS to onr oeuullv lanre atork of flood,
Onr stock Mmprises every aiiicle in Ihe t'lolhina and
s untishina line. W's hare nnisUutlv on hand Ibe
iul ri "i"1 ""' ,'arieiy of-Caaaimere ami
VNusd HATS nf any houee isj San Fmncwco, and nor
pneea fur three Goods are lees than thaw of uv
bonae. as we rreeive them direct from the mannfartw
reree,.n.,nmeni. Our stock of Summer and Fall
orle is particularly ittractive, and the ureal feature
to lbs country merchant is th nnn.n.lly low pricee-
Uw Tiai Ihf Cn.l of ImporUlioi!
W also keep Ihe hTAl'LK RT1CLE4 in ihs Drv
'.l! pnrrhnsJ i. thu
I " YZT " ""a",,"t
V pilbllab Ibea eal-d ia nrrhw I h- w. MM -
new aroiiamtauce. and induce Ibnee who bare aot
heretofore parcbue-d of ua. to rail wnd elamine onr
Mock.
Good Article and Low Prfcei!
Are the trail itidorementa to all who parr hue te aril
aarain. Mrn-haau wrbo bwv of ua ran aaak a (oral
Mtwiii. and sell lo their en Hon ere at a low nVura. w.
reeaaiu. reapeetfnllT.
YeurobeNtM.nl Heminte.
.'fK UXI'ENBEHOER,
Itholemle Chahinvand Hal Ware bonae
, . , N'4l-sl3an4mB.ttyreet.
fa Fraiirisro. JnuaClMi Jea-IS
U.S. 7-30 LOAN.,
Bv authority onus becretaky or the thea8
ury, Iho unilerilinicd has assumed Ihe Oeneral ftlbacrlp
llon Aiiency for Ihs sale of United Htatee Treasury Notes,
bearing seven and three-tenlhs per ccnl. Interest, per annum,
known as the
" SEIEHIIII1T. UM,
These Wotee are leaned under date June 15th, 1808, and are
payable three yeara from thai time, In snrreucy, or are con
vertible, al tl option of the bolder, Into
IJ.fi. 5-UO Six per cent.
. GOLD BEARING BONDS.
...
These, bonde are now worth a promjom ef nine per cent.
Including gohl Interest from November, which makes ihe a
tual irot on the T-80 loan al current rules, Including Inter
i it, about ten per cent, per annum, besides Its sxsamoa
rsoa BTiVi aso acsicirjt. taxavios, wiuca Anns rsoa osa
vo viisss nn cast, anas, accu'rillng lo Ihe rale levied on
other properly. The Interest la payable In currency, semi
annually, by coupons attached to each nole, which may b
cut off and sold loany bank or bauker.
the Interest amounts to
One cent per day on a 50 note.
, Two cents " " $100 "
' Ten " ' SO0 "
''.' ' '" S',000 "
t -- ,000 "
, . " . v
Notes of all the denominations named will be promptly fur
nliheil upon receipt of subscriptions. This Is Iho
ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
o offered hy Ihe Government, and It ts conlldently epeot
ed that Its superior advontagra wlH make It the
Leu than IBoO.OOCOOO of Ihe loan authorised by the last
Congress, are now In the market.
This amount, al the rate at which It Is being abeorbed, will
all be subscribed for wllnln four months, when Ihe notes will
undoubtedly commend s premium, as hss uniformly been
,the case on closing llie subscriptions te oilier Lrtins.
In oriler that cltlsins of every town and section of the
country may be sfunled facilities for taking the loan, the
Nnllnnal Banks, State Banks, and Private Bankers through
out llie country have generally agreed to reeelre eubacrlp
tl ins al par. gulm-rUicrs win select their own agents, In
whan they bine conlblence, and alio only are lo no respon
sible for the delivery of the notes for which they receive orders.-
, ,'1'-; -
- JAY COOKE,
' . lubecrlptlonAgenl,Phlladelphla.
i. March S3, 1806. -
' V ADDENDIIM.
PiOvitLATiLaoSAra:-
- PHH.AnRi.pnia, May ITth, lflno.
Gil Srlra all anlil. ' C-immpnceil on Hil Series. Two Hun
dred and thirty Millions (2an.0ll0.0!Hl) prerliely like other
two Serli-e, except tlated 101 h July, sun uovernmeni reserve
the right to pay six per cent. In Uolit Insteail or T-oo uurren-
"' ' JAY COOKE,
'.,. fclbjcrlptlon Agent, PhlUdelphla.
i4'T OF LETTERS remaining-in the Pott Of
fice ot Salem, Oregon, July 1st, lOlu.
Adiitns. Henry C
Tones, Jos
Allen, liuvin
Alexander. Wm .
Anderaon, Joa K
Atidrraon. Kptuh H r
Andrews. Stephen P
Asliton.Thoinus
Ashworth. ltichurd
Bniti. Jacob M ' "
.' Karnes, John
K Julia
Lufollelt.AM
ljeifrb, Kitnih A -
Lutes. J T
Lmirfellnw, 8
Mitrlnlt, Titos
Mnrlat!, Miss Sarah Jane
Miii-iran, Jack
Mason, Franklin S
Mussy, Win
Matotia, Abraham
' Mitchel, Alfred
Monroe, H W
Hoppins, Jemima
Murniv, Jittnes
McClu'in, W A 4
McCormick, F It
Mi-Plierson, Benj C
1 McCrndy, Simpson P 2
Mi-Whorter. Wm A
McMuhon, Miss Q A
' Newcomer, Abram
Owen, Ellen E
Olds, A J
- Parker, Howell
PaildocAis. Sylvester E 3
Paxton, Mrs A H
Pituon, W T
feiiellull, KICS
P.-tler.J F
Pitney, Miss Mary
Potter. Mis E
Porter, H
Puliiuiii, J N
Kirbardson, Wra W
., Kyc-rall, Jos II
Haraae, Mrs Katharine P
Snekett' David
Scott, W M
Hears, Miss Mollie
8wufti, Oliver C
Htewart, J M
' Hwick, Lvman
, Snider. Wra 11
Smith, Juhu i
Kmitli, J A
Smith, Nathaniel
Smith, Jasper
Smith. M E
Sniitlt, Susan
Taylor, Miaa Ana
Tavlor, Marion
Taylor, Q 1) 3
Thompson, James -
Trtidle
Ultn, Mrs Margaret
. Wiinl, Joeinh
Wnrriiier. Wm .
Ward. Sarah J
Whipple Irene 8
Willmnieou.Mise Munnis 3
'Willhttus, Anna
Willittiteoni, L-wie
WooldriKe, Wm
WriKbt. I' B
York. Mite Cvnthin
J T II tMll.TOX.PM.
Hursalones, Alphotue
lliildwin. -lana-s V
Huilv. J bti
Hnckens o. Mrs M M
Hell. NM '
Heeson.dohn 2
lllntner, Marinas 3
Braley. J C . '
HiirneM. Inliitin It 2
Cannon, Feter K 1
fureiianirh, rioplirouia .
Caldwell, Joe X
Clarke. John Fniuklin
Clark, Thortou W , v
I lemeits, A v -w- -Cope,
Annie
Coshotv, Miss Sophrouia
Cook, Isaacs '; , .- '. '1
Cooper, J I
Coshow, Kohert . .
Conifer, Hureville
O.KIKCI, i, w
Crosa, J M - - ' t . '
Duily. Miss R Jane
lnv, Thouias
Duily, John
Davis, Mrs Cornelia
Deloro, Anlwine ti .
Duvle. Wn U . .
Doncllv.Joha
Drake,' U
Diiiicub. Joha H -'
Elliott, LnrehM - v
Karhart. Mrs N
Kvans, Andrew
Ferrill. (leo il
Fialier Miss Saruh C
Finluyson, Jobu
Fisher, Mrs AT
Frrar, .1 M
Fmat, Geo T
Fulton, Httu-h
Ourrelt, Jas P
(iibaun, Auttie
Havs, Jolin . .
I loi ter. F M -liiiwovtli,
Hubert '
lluiiiillon, O W
Hnniilton, Lucinda
llebdeu. Tboa U
llelidi-raou, tt'm B
Henderson, E P
Hclierl. Ueo W
Horn, Jua
Irvinir at Mover
flilfle, Jueepd
Johnson, Mrs Mary E
Johnson. J D
Jouea. T P
Nli's lor Mule.
- 1 WILL sell, cliean for eiash. one
'hundred mid thirty head of STOCK
SHKl-.P, of imnruved breed, at mv res-
ideuee.eiitbt utiles east of Hniein. riu tbe
l. ll ll Wai KkH
June 'M . I8w I )!
.otire
IS herehv iiiven lo a'l per thut they must not
credit hiiv one on my mituuiii, us I wiil nay no
ihhts thnt are nut columned by mv special order.
July I, lobo. ISwl O. II. WALKEK.
1770.
CELEBRATION
..or THI..
EIGHTY-NINTH ANNIVERSARY
Orator nl the Dsv ;
HON. J. H. JIirttiELL.
Reader De, lintlon of tmlependeace s
HON. KL'FL'S M.vLLORY.
Chaplain :
REV. WILLIAM KOBERTS.
Reader of Poem :
Marshal :
COL. ISAAC R. MOORES.
A - rROORAMXE:
Federal saln's st snnrie. IJ gm ; Xstional salute
st noon, til guns, by Salem Liht Battery.
Prnce-wlon will be r.irracdal lo o'clock! A.M. on Wih
son Avenne. right resting oa Summer street, In the foe
lowiug urder :
Jeareral.
Rrasa Hand.
Marion Hides.
Orabir ol the Day. -Reader
of Declaration.
Chaplain. Poet.
'' ' Deputy Marshal.
- . Mayor and Cnmrnmi Council.
Alert H,k and Lidder Company.
Web-Foot Fire Enf n Company.
Deputy Manhal. , ,'
Salrm Lieiit Battery.
Adintant Cener.1 und Staff, and other Military Officers.
..And..wi'! m'Tl " f dlowa: Down Ooirt atreet lo
llinh. Hub In Stale. State to Commercial, thence to
Marioa Square, where Ibe exercises will be as ftdlows t
Wnii r,W Club.
P..r" ( haplaio.
Singing ,!lr, autk
Baxiauriuii or tsDvra.MHi.aca.
Hail Columbia Bead.
OBATIOM.
Singing
Yankee Doodle..
...Glee Crab.
Baad.
rout.
asaMcTiua.
The Committee extend a cordial Invitatloa wo tnrtn.
Ilea. Orraniiaikma. and all who may be present, ant
mentioned ia the fnrrirniiur programme, to Jotn In lbs
rnicwsn ungentle airectioaef the llantul at srs
Dcpntira.
II ea revommendrd that the several places of beslsese
la tbe City be closed al o'clock ajs.. and so remain
aatil the parade aad exercises ers ceecladed.
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