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,0 Hie contrary liiilHlll.lan'ilnir.
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air, "nr.-,.. -J ' J"' I"- ' j ,lln Irmwesedlna
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'' lur.e.utvur per inn. . .-..vv.
I ..ilHIJh. (if "i Hi( In dlameler, a diHT nr
!,.. .1,.,, .1,. Iron (riHj.
f fcaV. IWI
t' K l, tt.A cAillnfffl .f turn, and Iron f Hll it-
. rM.i .v.iit-t PUT iron, Utmm-. "Nl. 6J
r hd khft'h no fl.rt v hwn nnwwM or ,.. tn trm form of
3Trnn, MMim, Mh,-or low.. ihall tw 4wlpr.
; VlHtln U for.Kutnn rat of Ircm to rtvMt'td, 'lutjr
i. n ; On to tnitot, to ihstta, wr wire, nl tew than
j. r m tuoh Hi iluuitiMiw, valued At 7 rnU pur iitmnd r Im,
" ,i,.ii-,-,...r vBlufrf at abaft T cent Pr lb.,
1 ' Wa alwvo U cli per lb., fy of Urn -l-ll.njj per I
' Y-.tad at alv 11 crnt, a luty of W Pr tn: Prov,..4,
1"1 thnt teel mlM, wirt "t'ffl, hil !" '
vrtoh a rlolyhaa brut whmI nd pnfl, aball
,H" .wtpay.aloty Uta r oentuio ad miam iipoiithu U
vfc-aMd tM thprtsl. . : - ' : ' r i
llin OoatM'u-Malnei, Jnoludlojr lucoinoUvi Mid njiriiH en-,
i i float, a duly of 8 per centum art valorem, -, , t
Y ; QnnukUlvcrpro'lucud froiu Uie ert, a dnl of lire lr
n',!l"' Oo eoppr anrtVart HiffrMi, frtjftt ar barf, and ipeltwf and
- ttraai, a tlnty of 'fljr (wtitnm art Tlnrm. " ' '
Mm Oa rolled teraw.TotipwroiM, yllw aheaUilnf-aietal, in
) ri or abwti, unrt atwl.tliitl lead, and lawi pifm
toHV H.rntmadvHoM: frovldwl, That whu
krtlclu Iwreln nwitlnbid flmJl not have ftwu aamMed and a
Out pal iharewi r 9 pnr, centum, In tlm form of ntM,
'.'pinli. or burn.adufyof 1v' per conlum ahull be attuned
W1 ' and pfttd tfierwn. ' ' ,J ' , ' '
ti, v.. itnjfoat.OHtr, i(d,hef1liorti.hri(tawldfa1lna,Unnwl
ni(, 'ordreatedlniherouKd.aduty af fl per oentuni ad relorom.,
)i-, i (()o p-oat, Ri, atteep, hrfee. hon, aud ilu aklna, curried
or Italahwk) a dirtjF of 6 per centum ad raluru: I'rorldul,
, Thnt all c'ft Urt. alu-ep, horte, ht(t, and dog iklna, pre
" . vli-iwly aaw-atedm (tie rounh, and uppn wlileh dutiei Imve
y' been artually pnd, ilmll be aiaeMed on the Increaied Yahie
V nplr when eorrted of flnlehed. ' - ' ' '"
-fti iHtpateiii.eti'Mneletl, and Japanned briber and (Aim of
n th tfff deecrlpHeti. a duly of ter eenium nd rainrem. -i.
r h ' (.- Onvtl-drnaediaHttiur and Uer akbiit dreawd r aimikeil, a
.vnl sf five per funtuui art, valorem; Provided, Tlmt wlitn
-,1, . lenibfr or akltw,,U(Hin wblfb a duty liia been ivlutiely aa
,', pruned and paid, tv bo manufactured Into kIuvvii, mlttun,
j 1 r moci,ailim,tb3duiy aliMll only be aueMC(l upon the In
er4tiert value thfreof when an manufacture!. :'
, n MNt lAtlw r of all deaerlpttona, tanned nt partially tanned,
ell I la I ha rtMifh.a dmr of rive per centum ad valorem.
itm toatheraf all dcaortpil'ioa, earned or ftnlalted, M dat-y
it, t j ntfif periceutunt ad vurnm; l'rvidel, Tim I all lenthitr
It frtoriouniy aia-n in me rotifcu nnn upon wimiu 'iinn-a imv
nt-en actually paid at in It be arted on tlie liicrettiuid vuluo
. only vUvtx curried or flnlihud.
fin wfne made f jrntpif, a duty of flvecptilii jn-r enllon.
'""''"'On nil other wliinior tbuora known or dcnonttnaicl na
",,'!'' win(, not mndf from iturrnnt. rbuhnrh, r berrli-a, pruduewl
- ' hy ii,,,, nrriinod hr mixed with uibr iphriu, or Into h liicb
v' '' any matter whatever nmy tie inbntt-d Ui he nld na win'1. r
' If" by'miy (Hhet nHiint, niirt nrt ntherwtH" provided for tn 1 Ji let
"-arf'.'a duty of fifty e nta'p-r fffillon; I'rovldfd. That the re
''"' ' turtig, t(nient, and rul!M?itnn t the dutleB on anfh
T' ' 1 wtni fhnll be atihjcft to the rexulallona of the enininlrt Inner
' ' of Intt-rtial TfVi'nnH And any permit who ahall w)Mlii(rtf
and knowtnflf "II, of offt for aale, any ani-h wine nail f.
n'"!" lerthe-psmaseof ihlN nft, mmn wbteh the doty bcrdn hu
promd hrtb no lHNn paid, or wbleh hna bem frniidtili-ntly
; eealefl, ahaii, nnon eonrii'tmo inreor, it annjpi to a pen
1 ''' uiiv of one hnndred d llnra, or to bnprlionment not mvtvtl-
' Utif two yean, at the 6rrthm of the court.
' On fnra oMtldcierlpttea, wlfen made tipor manufietnr
'"' ' M, a duty or ftvo Iter cfnlnm ad valorem: Provided, Tlnt all
tONnnfae,tnrMl ftln, on Wbli;h aptty hna been previously na
fcrod and paid (Wore manufacture, Itehall be anaeMid only
on fne inoreaxeu value trier cot, wnnn ao mariiiraftur(i. , , ,
:n-'!i On clo!b and all fxtlle nr knitted or felted fabrlea of rot-
' inn. wot, or oth-r nmtfrlAl, before the antim hna bei-n d.Vfd,
"' pfHrtert, or bleached, and on all eloth painted, etiamvled,
'h eldrred, tarred, vartiinbH, nr oiled, a duty of five per et4il,
ad valorem: Provided, That t breed and yrn, and warp for
'"' 1 treavtniraball be re(ari1M aa manitfacturea, aud eautJuctt
a duty ol five per rent qui ad vatorcm.
,i Hi.-i 0ft r(,E,tjr.mKIB clothlny, bonta and ahnea, frlovee, mltifna,
-mi in nrt mnocHtn. eapa, bata, ard boniiHi, or other art tele of
,!.,in fnr 4(, Wt,gr f nifn,w(imi:n, or children, (Ive per cept,
' '' '' ; ltd valorem? frnvbled, Thnt any tailor, boot nr Mine maker.
I !fl bit, cap, ot bonnet rniker, mllt)rur, or dreKinak(fr, mi-lne
tvHy entfawl in uiariufneiurlijff any or th fnri'ifoliijr article
l tinier aa enmofn work, arm not mr aaie avnprany, who,!
ahall tuakealUdavK to the MMfauor or aMlalant aemjaaor, I hut
tbf ntlre amount of aneb inannflrtnrea u made rioea not
fxcrail theaum of pr annnni, ahall twrxfrnpt from du
ty; wheu ettreedlnK fdu per aunni)i a duly of 8 per .-eiilunr
al valoreainnibexceaa.
On ootton upon which no dntyhnfl berm In vied, roller ted,
nr paid, and which la not exempted by law, a duty of Iwo
rent pr pound, which ehall be and remain a Hen tberfou, '
until laid duty ahall have been paid, In the posavmdoa f uny
N-ron or pernnni whomaocver, ' ,
On all mannfaeturca of cotton, tmol.' allk. Worabtl. flax.
" ' " Itcmp. Jute, India-rubber, tmtti-pcrcbn, wood, willow, ilum,
,M ' (utttery-wart, leatht-r, paper, Iron, ateH, lead, tin, enip-r,
tnc, trrnta, jpild, allfpr, bom, Ivory, bone, brlttka, wholly or
-t.i (fl of of n(n,r ntnfijd, no m ((( nrl nt(,,.rwjM . ,
' " vld, d for, a duty of five pr eenluin ad valorem: Provided t ,
lio a,flt nm A Hotfia dyed, printed, or bleached, on which a duly
nr tin ahall have been paid before the aame wee an dyi-il,
prlniM, or hlf-ached, the aald duly or Itv of five per centum
' atiall b aaiemfd only an the InrreaMd value thereof: And
prnvMefl, further, That any cloth or fnbrlra, a aforid,
v'1 wln-o made of thread, yarn, or warjte, nprn whh-h a duty.na
af'rniatd. ahall have been aaeeaaed and paid, ahall be aaarawd
f'1' and pay a rtnty on the Incrcatettvalne only thereof. , ,
-tii' o iti-iinonda, emerald , preeloimtnnea, and Imttatlani
V " bernr,and all ather fewelry , a duty of ten jwr eenium ad
'" 1 mtliirem: Provide, Thai when diamond, emerahla, preoloul
" ' atonea, or Imltatlnna ttiereof, Imporied from foreign ootm
" 1 trb. nropon which Import dutlc have been paid, ahall b
art or read In Rnldt or any other mnterlal, the duty ahall ba
' 'rfed and paid tijmn the value only of the teitlnjfe.
" ' tin eavendlih, pliift, twlat. and all other kind of maaufao
v 1.,1 tobacco, hot herein provided for, from which theatcin
, ' tf been taken out In whole or In part, ar which to aweeieu
,rt ' ed. W cenU per pound.
' On aamklnir tobacco manufaetured with all the atem In, the
, leaf not having hern butted or atrtprwd from -h ateia, and
,(' em rtdnae tohnceo known aa tlne-cui ahorta, iH cetila per lb.
(0 amnkliif tobacco mad eiclaatvely of it rim, and not
' ' mtvMl with leaf or leaf and atema, 16 oenla per lb.
tin anuff, manufactured of tobacco, or anv nhelMute for
' W-cco-, around dry nr damp, pickled, scented or otberwlae,
t 0f ill detcrtptinna, 8,1 eenia wr lb.
' 1 ' Oa ntie-cat chewtnir lohacen, whether manufactured with
" Ttie ttetna tn or not, f however told, whether looae, la bulk,.
" ' or m packarea, pajra, wraimert, or boiea. M tenia per lb. 1
''' On etnarHtrt made of tobaoro, enclowl In a paper wrap
""'-per, Talued at not over Ave dollan pi-r hnndred packaaca,
' va irwrntalnhw not mora than tweniv-flv elraretlea, one
ilidlar per hundred package. And all etirareiief made of
tniHieoo enHmed la a paper Wrapper, vilued at ovrr Kve '
dnllara per hundred pnekaffea, aforraald, ehall w anhjecl
t ' m m aatne dntlea herein prtrvbled fortlnira of Mke valuo' '
Vi etg.rriiermadawf.Mry tf tobacco, indalaood etaaea
'known aaehernoia, or eheirt alvta, valued In each eae at
- fto aver Ave dollar ner thooaand, three dollars nrt thnuat,
'andi . ,
!,..., tt0 pf,Rrff, vwtned a over Ave dolUraand over fifteen dol
i.i . law per thwiand, rtirht oVllari7r thoaaand.
la i.iii tm fjhrara, valued at over bfteen doll are and no over thh
ty dollar per ttmutand, Mteen dtdlare per trwunmml. ,
' Oa elaart, vabted at over thirty dollara per tlmuaatdl and
" -' It" aver birt-llve dnltari, twtnty-Ave dollar per llmaitajMl.
.!!. .. ivn Mtar a, a over tony -five dollar per thmmamij ftiy
rbdiara per Hioitfand, and Ihe valuation of el(ar herein
ttmitloned ahall In alt eaeea bathe value of th c la are ix,
ebMlvaeflheiaj. '
1 " ' fTn be enntlnned.) " '''
ev 'lr atitdenla (tf Wallamol llnHoraifrnftfrliav-
(np ftnimwkaftinr wed Trry diphm In their,
Hiwrr (o imluce .Mr, Gntch to ouiititoie liiat nh
ueulion with ihw I nivrraity na I'miilvur, mu
crnni(t bra (loUMTniiirtHon tn himit tipnn tln an
tt ptancc of Mi reftirmirton. iiu(viltKiAiidl)r tlelr
Ufrniaud often rtirnUnl rtuitiulruos t M
lie ('hnpnl uf lh Univrraily on lh 'JtMh of July,
find, by unniilmnni voir, p.iaecrj t.iO fullim Ut
lre"litlititi, Iti n it : .
, itaiKflvkii, 'J Ut it fa 'With llut ivpat rpn4
fhhl w learn that nur much rnrf ami liiylily oa
Irfftird JVidtut, ttuhurJ and friind, T. U.
U tUJi.liaa ftwiKUiHi t ... . , .
rUaoived, Jbni we rpjfnrd Mr. (Jnli h a n nr)
fltr Pmiidin, tin bfri nnl f rfli U'til Icnchrr, mid a
lru ftii'Uil, who, aubijiaud bv HTauiml ititnat,'
wtiriEif liia ttiiiMlinii viih tine iiialitutiun,
labored anluntixly fur the id the a num. fur
pmarraa of Uin aMideM roiiiiot-lcd lln rttwillt,
jiHl rMMli cultural ndvAumiBrul nf tliu in le real a
4 tlowiUoii." , -.
, Uvanlvrd, That h hn dwme It hU dnty t Imva
iia for Die prt atuU, w hereby Umi.Iij- u hint nur
aiitaf thauka far hta 4iHiiritif atlurla in our bo
viatf. ' And. m ho rlt'pnrla . wo rRrUh lila tni-mo-ty
mm) invoke njn him rk'nven'i eliolcnat blnaa
iiiuai aud huw thai he willauvn hud t in urn
fttnitrva aiirli ava will midnr It pnifwr and artav
WMa for hhu to re turn and again aaatiina hia oai
tiin among ua. . , ,
Uewdtaai. That we prnanut to him thoao rvaulu
tlftva aa a fetiinoiml of nnr regard, alttcflrvly M
iti mure than ire arc ahte, bv HunJ?, lo rxpraas.
Aiao, Ibat mtpy ui lb aawa ba furuiabt d tlia
frtfoa Stmitammm attd f'reyna Anmm lor puMii-a-1iou.
1 ' ' Tj H riUKMW, Sccrotary.
I (lat 8rAi. RwaMat. W am liuu a lailiThjr
U. Uw.likCw.ut ,vtuuuM.w UHiai tuliliaiy
Utwna Viriiiiu t ajr iMualanal au4 Knl. Laka.
Th anaakMi Vlratma l'iu,J,il IU, aiat lia
tnif Ihninaa Hit. Nif (NinTim ,.i aiianae.! l,jr luaf
inou. ana rvilihi-d nf MiTrttiT lira IhntiiHtid ilnllnta.
.,nj;en wera l:l tha .tugr, of v Ikiiii all
wm killi-d .Mst-pl tliiaa. TliaUitvo. waH'il oa a
liitfwi, waila aulivuktutf Utaliaiai. aa iinlviml. '1'tita
m Kitm kiatiKi Mhtorjr mi a oa Um uvatlaiid
''! A Coou HlT.r-Tlia Lnuiililla Journal geta
, tiff the (ullowim (vxl hit al tliotn ni rTiioa poU
liioiaaa f Ktntuoky who prala nt Wfm ixual
tif aa 4 vuajualiot af Uia aJi(Uim of Lli
.. Cuoallluliuual Aiucinlnn'iit I '."U",". : ' '"
Tha aail-aiufudiutJt poil m tcriilljr
a laa.iDa Utat, 'aulvaa MaliniiiaJ hy lha
'.C- """''on. they will iiwHll)- martr nig'
' gm- Valuta all bi-aril of lha Duiaf frllo
" Oa tMltnK Into qaanwl, eiwl aul tn lliuaa
.,. af.iiij him. -lluM uir, gcuilomrti, or I ahall
w halmn." Each a(.aioiiiiJ:nul man -eaiM
" oUlioK aloud, iu ilmiUr spirit,' "Muld nia,
dear CaoaUtaUaai, at ahall luaojr a, tufvt, U
1 aarcMJoa are btru," But we prnm.a thai
lha Cooiutattou alauj j and a lair ilay.'i
Tt .."AunAvy rtmi Aa.umr Ewm
UkHD-Th lall TVuaiUwut haa aiiyfliclat.
r . t enntndxttnt i4 tha atatfiiH-m
" i A t Juhnaun t J aj.'j a ptrfinitaif
i for lha) tmitird.au aawlvaacnl u( tlia
. (of ilcpii l-loa apon American coin-'
t'iMiMrnato etawafa auad out ia
li I' I' 'ni1!' I"' A tvslainattm,
. I i tlalat e4p ef a pripUir liaiuand
fl!kttirnt, bat aa rather a to.
, i iliv oltftina wuold ha brnojht lor.
... m k,, rtini'i in emiitw-iMin wxhoTtaiii
rfaMWia ul mum u. jm 4 i-.u (4 ui f (Lb
t: f.
MONDAY MORNING, JULY 31. lH(i5.
The Statoimin bu Lrger Circulation than any
. othat Papar la th. Stata, and ii tha Baat: .
Medina for Adrartlaari.
Tha V. 8' Law. and Boaolntlona ara publiihad in the
TDK HTATK I'KOTKIt AMI TDK LAWH.
Thurailay'a Oregonian contains a reply to nnr
Dtiitrmcnt last week in relation lo printing the
forlboumi'iig volume of the laws, i Wo ro
gret 'very much that tha Oregonian caniigt
tato iuoU facta Hi would compel ut Is rctruct
tlio whole of onr tnttnicnt. While the pre-
man ootice tome itatumenta we made, U
wholly (Vila to not'ee aomu allien, whicli are
ini(o fta Iniportnnt na thoae it did notice ; nod
on thia aocoout the Oregonian will do well tn
crad pur article over aguiii. Of the paints en
ticed, the Oregonian admits the truth of encli,
exotyt one; unci llmt one ia thin: that Iho Statu
Pi Inter did not intrnil tn ull'ur or prnpiwe lu si'll
his tiglit hunda'J cnpici until the edition pull
llrlicd fnr the SMte should be exhituslcd. , Wt
are glad to hear that snoli -wan nol liis inten
tiou, . 15ut It will not lie contended, wa aup'
posi, that the Ulatu hud not the right Ui oritur
another edition Tor its use, when the first should
bo exhausted 1 in which onwi w snppita the
SCO copies might vnuificto with tho Interests of
the Ktute, iiiilew t e Printer slimild aain Ring'
uauiinuuKljr deponit with with J. L, l'un imIi A:
Co. " It hiolts like a strnngo hminons trimsne
linn., lli'foru we go uuy further, we desire Ihe
Oitgonian to olisiTVe, Hint we did not clmrgo,
thnt lha l'rinter inlemled to offer his copies for
km limn tlio fjliite. nlthoiigh We suggested (but
uch a thing might ho done. t ;
The Statu I'l inliir claims the right to print
additional eopics for hie own use, from the
luring which the Htutu puys liiin fur setting up,
ami say that it is no new thing, anil it is ilnne
universally. , We deny itny such rignt to) the
Printer, mid suy that such a course is not only
new ami exceptional, hut that it is without the
least justification, The Statu undertnltos to
print its mvn limn, and provides a aworu of
lieer to do Unit work fur tho Mate, and not for
himtclf. ' Jt Is not confined lo u single edition
uf uuy document. It cuu order additional
copies i and if there is money to ho nmilo by it,
it is presumed that a proper regard for the
Slate B nances would advise tha Statu to liiake
the money, and not its servant ( and that the
Stulo uould order the nddiliuuul copies. We
remark further, that the Oregoniun uniairly
attempts to throw the Maine of delay upon the
Secretary' of Stale. Wo shall not ngreo to
that eilhor. We know that tile Secretary hss
dolio hit whole duty In this matter, as in all
others. Ho was net obliged to furnish paper
for tho. Printer,,', Tha' Printer had Just as good
grounds tn ak the tieerelary Jo furnish him a
printing office. . If the Printer wo not able
to pnrcliuse paper and do tho work na tho law
provides, liu ought uct to Lavu accepted ha of
fice. ' ' t , '
Aa to tho publication of tha Criminal Code
If this publication was nut desired byihe
Htnto uflioinls, wo shoald like to know whut it
was isaued for, if not to niuko money. ,The
disinterested regard for the publiu wellaro in
that matter, ia curtuinly worthy uf great praise.
" lu concluainn, we will iy that wo hnrhor no
unkind fuulingt agaiust tha State Printer, nr
any one else. We do not desire to injure him
iu tha least. We have stated the Inula in tho
case, nnd tho Oregonian hoi admitted lliem.
Wa did not make tho facta, aud are, therefore,
lint responsible fur them, Wo stilted iiothing
unadvisedly, and made no elmrgonf di.hou
uity, na ibe Oregonian intinniles, aud have,
therefore, nothing to retract. We are much
obliged In the Oregonian for its advioa. Oil this
subject, nil old author says ': "When w feel
a strong desire to thrust our advice upon olli.
era, it i usually becauao we suspect their weak
ness j; but ire biiA( rrrrAir lo mtjxd onr own."
Wftnr. Hrsnilolle nf Ki-nliu kf la nrnim nin M
tale t ftp ait'tti"i of thn antl-ilsverv aniriiUtni'iH. K
. .rli ilile llmt Knititrkr will jrt f... It. Tin lhi
n.-w amenilmiint will heenn' s pnrt of "the rimititiitnm
i Iw ymiil a iier-ttilventiin1. The-purpura, nf the AlmH
tl'iui-tN hii-i been nl tuil riiii.iinoiiNti'il, ui tlif ent ul a
million man ami a d-.'lt mi hurtlrn,iinii lloit the nieiiu.
aim! tntr.inaii.ilp nf the nullmi. fur cetier.itlmw k
poini-, will hr uU.rlvril in pMrlilioL,' fr the pnvment of
llir hilrrrit slrttir -ivan-.,
(iivee it op iu lust. . What an agony of to'
gret that ennfeMinn most hare produced, liur.
llraiuletle, ihe Democratic (iovornor ol Ken
tucky, turning Almlitioiiist, nnd "Old Ken
lurk" itaulf bnanniug Aliohinimted. How we
weep! . "It U propubU'", that not only Ken
tucky will adopt it, hut llmt every Slide ih the
Union will Ueiuiesto iu the Irimuphuiit luareh
nf Old John Hrnwn' soul." "The diiliTs
sing sluv iuwluii " Haa titled when die
Penineralio rebels fired on the Aiuvriunu flug
iu i'barlealim harbor four yeara ago; but it
has "distressed" tho treaii awfully to learn
the fact, and niuster up ouuruge enough to con
fess it." For Tour long )eurs of bloody war,
the editor of the Arm repowd in his firm be
lief that slavery would eventually rstubli.h ita
rule Ihrfliighnut Ihe conntry t but like his belief
thai (irantoould never lake liiohinond, he now
fliida that "the purpose of the Abolitionists has
! al lost ouuaainmaUit." The Kevim suvs
that "slavery U not dead ;" Thayer says it
oaiiuut ba abolished without the consent uf.
juuth CajoliiiA, of aeparate Stale action ; hut
thn Are nit thinks the "distressing questiou is
avltled." "When doctors agree, who ahall de
cide ?" miestfnn fur the next Ieimeralie
oimvcMtlou. i '
Thk Cdmiiat pREPMNS." Last week the
lirporttr made a thrust at a cerfltiu set uf pol
llloiiins in Ihe lemnorailo rnnks, naming out
Ut. C'alou aud ulhera.ua being guilty of foisting
a war plunk Into their platform torn three
ytara ago. This week lha same paper In re
plying In the rtrnVie and Arrna'i advice lo
"apot" lha Ktiortct eaye I
IN th laraiittms w will a,M thai this trrmr Jul
lu the lirni'irratlr rnk low t r n nail'lln) tliHt
p.rtr with a t of irim.l,Uil Mood am-kna. aha
iirrar fat Inia tli. party nuoiN, and thru halraynl it ui
Urn kma- of IU mm, ml Wa candidly anura Uuli
Um Hmwrn and An, aad all thm iwawrurd. llut
lHutw aad ahanrar a. Hud Um alUoii ajlt, nr
k tnaaiHi ai aa.wl that II will U mad, hi lf4l!
Ui,- iaitjr ,iraainslioa lo UMe vbu tH-ltaytnl H ki tha
aeamv, wa ah.ll wara UtaaK-rala nf il.
We admire lha candor and fairness of the
Hrtyvrlrt. tin uialter how much we disagree
Willi In pnKilus. Uive as a open Ine always.
Hal Um Kiftirr will Cud mora difficulty iu
putting ihoae "unprincipled bloodsuokara" oat
nf hia party ihntl he Imagines. Th grntirmea
aimed al by ihe above ara readily identified In
this locality, and having severed considerable
"MonJ" iiuiu "sucking" lha Drnmcreey, are
now detrrnilneil in rule nr ram thai panr
T.-t aWfH - . I ' .
I I f lalavl I'atiia atiaiug blmk, aa aaal (mg.
A IfKVi VI 0I1IIS TO JIKMOUUATIC bill-
sntiut.its. ;
A tiro SiKlemrtn is now reoeiviiij weekly,
iliaoy new mimes te its snbscription jist, and
aiming vthich are the names of many persons
wlmhave heretofore, anil for might we know
to the contrary, will hereafter volo the Donio-
cratio ticket, if there shall be any such ticket
beforo the people, we have thought it our duty
to suy a few word by way of encouragement.
No matter what Democratic editors tell you,
or tvhat vou or they desire, the uuvarying tenor
of public opinion, and the results nf every elec
tion throughout tho whole country ought tn unt
idy you that the so-called Dutnocrtitio party Is
completely find hopelessly broken op. Of this
fact yon ought to niuko diligent inquiry outside
of Democratic circles, and arrive at a conclu
sion that what wo tell you is cither uutruo or
correct. If wo aro right iu this mutter, then
you ought tn nssore ynnrselvcs of the state
ment,, and open your eyes lo the march of
opinion and events. Need Wa point you to
the result of the late election In Washington
Territory, where, in the small vote nf A few
thousands, thero win a ehaoge of over one
thousand rotes, deciding the contest overt hcV
ruingly uguinst the Democracy war Democ
racy ut tlmt. - Need wn citu you to the result
of tho lute election jn Michigan, w.here iu a
vote of 70,01X1 hallota polled, tha- Democracy
Imd o'rily'.lO.UOO. but n litllo in orb than one in
every four.; A Democratic cotemporury never
expressed Ilia truth mure fully than when bu
asserted that the " military success of Lincoln
wnt llut triumph of tho Union party lo the de
struction nf nil else." ; Had Jeff. Davis tri
umphed, the Union parly would have been de-
fented nt Ihe next election by the Democracy,
upon an Jssiiu of peace and compromise with
slavery. But tho Union Was stronger than the
rebellion j itnd when the rebel army gavo Way
before Richmond, (ho Democratic platform, of
tlio n'l'Oiign Convention "that Iho war wn a
failure" turned out a lie. Tho war for the
Union whs made a glorious triumph, nnd the
huzzas of the Union armies sunnded tho death
knell of the Democracy. , - , ,:, -r,;;1 ,
In every free nnd partially free govcrnlncnt
which boa existed, there bus been great polit
ical parlies, just as parties have been lu this
coiiutrj. Great parties grow up to power nnd
greatness by uuheriug to right uud justice, nuJ
are overthrown and hnried forever ns soon as
these cardinal principles arc iu tho least com
promised. Of Ibis we hnvo abundant' proof.
As long ns Ihe Whig und Dcinncrutio porties
ignored the institution of slavery, there wns uo
grent principle affecting the rights of man in
dixputu, nnd victory alternated between them.
But na soon as Ibe Democracy commenced to
pander to the political power nf that insjtltn
lion, and permit it to dictate thn party policy,
the great majority nf Ihe Whig party North
re-nrgauiiied on Iho basis of free soil nnd free
territories; and hence Iho liuhublicnn party
which carried the election in I HOI). As soon
ns the result of this election was announced nt
the South, all tho Southern Democrats (and
that pnrty embraced the great majority nf the
voters, vf Ihe South) refused tn he hound by it,
anil immediately couiuirnocU the Secession
movement and organized the Southern Con fed
rrncy, electing as lis President a former leader
of tho great Democratic parly. At tho incep
tion of the secession movement, tho Itcpnhli
can party voluntarily disbnnded.nnd Its leaders
appealed to tho loyal men of all parlies to un
ite with them iu sustaining President Lincoln,
and the laws and Constitution. This nppeal
Was 'taken up by Stephen, A- Douglas, the
great lender uf Ihe "popolnr sovereignly" De
mocracy, aud his eloquent appeals tn his old
friends, at once united them with the former
h-mlers of the llepnhlicnn parly, in the forma
tion of the present Union puny. ' Iu this party
we huve not nuly nil the Hepulilieaii leaders,
but we bnve such men as Butler the leader
of tho Breckinridge Duiimuraoy iu New F.ug
land Dickiiisnn of New York, Cuss of Mich
igan. Tod and Brougli of Ohio, Stanton nnd
Forney uf Pennsylvania, Ucuerals Grunt, Lu
gnn nnd McClernniid uf Illinois, (iov. Wright
of Indiana, Unit, Biaiulclla aud Speed of Ky.,
Vhelps of Missouri, Johnson of Tennessee, and
hundreds nf others just ns prominent uud in
llneutiul, all from the Demncmiio parly. Tak
ing out Ihe old tried uud trusted lenders of Hie
Di.'iuuoiuuy.Klio mo uot iu the ranks aud lead-.
lug the Union party, the balance are dead reb
els nr disgraced traitors, Davis uud Stephens
hiu locked up ill Fortress Monroe) Ureckiu
ridge and Benjamin have fled the country ami
lii ft' Id exile; Gttin hus sworn allegiance lo
Kronen and gone to Meiioo j Hbdell and Ma
son are In Kughiud living on the proceeds of
the Cool. Jei ate loan ; uud of all Ihe old lead-
era wlia led Democracy In victory years ago,
there is but a single man who will permit hia
name to bu used by the preariit spurious party
claiming that inline. ' 1
Having given this vary brief history of the
par lira, ia it not uhsurdily lu auppoeu thai the
present rieinocrntlo party i-nn vver make any
headway agaiust the preeciit powerful Union
orgnntr.iitiini, especially when it tins' not a sin
gle principle to recommend it to popular favor,
aud when it ia crushed under thn odium of the
trenson uf all rts Southern lenders, In undis
guised sympathy with the leading reliels, and
lha assassination nf a faithful President
What then is your duly as citizens J , Plain
Iv Ibis : cast m your voted aud iullueiseo with
the party that has not only the ubilily nnd
alreuglli ut conduct the atium nf ihe nation
successfully, but which has a plutforui.nl prin
ciple reeogiiixing right nnd justice as the chief
curuer atone. ' So long aa tho L'uioii party
iimintnina ita priwnt high national vantage
ground, it must uud will bo liiuiuphutit. If
then you would coniribnle In ihe prosperity.
glory aud houur of your country, cast in your
influence with Ihe pirty which has inseribed
ou its haiiuvre "Lilierty aud Lmou ou aod
inseparable.
FuRa) Si'r.Ki it. Now M a propiliout time
for all tho Abolition orators of New England
aud elsewhere, wha wer for ao many yeara
deprived by inobs lu the North and by both
aintie and statutes in tha South, of the rights
of i free discussioii uf the slavery quest u, to
go South and give lha Southern people same
idea of the power aud lha use uf tha rostrum.
and lecture room.' I.cl- them gn South by
all means, aud pitch in on Ilia aulfragv nnea
lion, and (baa hanlen the Southern people from
Ihe start of the new era, to the excellences of
free speech. , 1 . , ,
UtAVY VI TlU PiMOCkAl'V. Hon.
nra Powell aoenalrd a retaravd rebel soldier iu
TluiiJerMMi, Ky., asking him what iuduced him
to go olT Into the rebel army. "Voa did, damn
you," waa lk pruuipl aud aoalhiug reply..
"Yeur barunrue in Ihe ennrt bonse, over tea
dor, sent we and huiuln Js of olhert into the
rrlirl amir lo fiiihl agaiuat the uld tlag."
t Powell h a DemworaiM memlieT oi I lie U.
j is, .S.U4ti, and ll.n bach one or the Inuo
I cratic chauipiotu fur a " cwuiptuuiisa."
IUE KI KFIUOK AM) KKCONSTItl .'WJON
UlENTIOX AT HIE SOtlll. ,
The following views of these qiientions ni
expressed by .tho last of the great Virgininm
and nulilest Uoman nf'tliein nil John Minor
Hot's and reported by a correspondent of tho
New York Tinea, so fully expresses our views
on these questions, that, we givo lliem place
in nnr columns, and advise a careful examina
tion of them. It ' is true tho tnatteri referred
to are no concern uf ours being questions'
which must be settled by . -separate ntato ac
tion, but they are such as every one desires to
see how they arc likely to be disposed of:
Ua is uot satisfied with the policy adopted
by Ihe Government in regard to suffrage, . lie
thiuks it unw ise to restrict the right uf voting
iv reiiuirirnr too atriinrent rat is, Jlu would
have the riirht of holding cilice restricted a
great deal more than it is, so thnt no iiiuii
should ever hold office, North uud South, who
has not always hecn a thorough, uncompromising
Union man. He thinks that Congress should
make ft law by which every man slionld lie re
quired, ns a condition of holding any olhue m
tho United Slates, North or Soutli, tn swear
that ho hud never dune, written or said any
thing tu injure nr prejudice tho authority of the
Government of the United States, nor in any
wnv. bv act or word, (riven aid, eonifort o en
couragement to ita chemies. This would keep
all the powers of tho Government in the hands
of loyal men, aud Mr. Butts thinliii it quito ns
much needed iu the North as in thu boutli, lor
h says the Copperheads in the North invo
given mora aid to the robeiUon thuil thousands
in the rebel States, nnd are far mnreuungorous
tn the future Ticnce nud welfare of Ihe Country.
He would hnvo every Copperhead who oould
not take the oath above Veiled, excluded from
ollioe ; and the sumo oath, covering the same
ground uud ueuched ill the same terms, should
bo required of every man in evory section of
the country, ns condition uf holding ollioe. .
1 In this way no man could vote for a disloyal
candidate anywhere But Mr. Hulls thinks
that tho effect of requiring so stringent on oatli
as a condition of voting, will have a tendency
to iieruetuate tho iulluence of rebel leadors
-uver the masses of the people iu Southern
neighborhoods. Jliey Imd themselves in the
suiiiu boat excluded alike from participation
in pulilia aftuirs because nf their past relations
to each other; and they will naturally, ho
thinks, under llieso circumstances still cling to-,
gether, and tho leaders will thus perpetuate
their influence nud control. But if the masses
ul the people aro allowed to vote, while their
leader, lire prevented, by the stringency of the
oath required, from being Candidates for ollioe,
the voters will have to look elsewhere for their
lenders, and thus the connection between them
will bo broken up. ,' '"'
Mr. Botts is very anxious that President
Joliiisou should, sluipo his policy so as tn de
prive those who have hitherto controlled the
political sentiment uud uuliuu of thu South of
ail luturo mmienoe and auiliurityt nun lie
thinks it must be done by some such course as
ho suggests in regard to suffrage '
In regard to negro sulfrage, Mr, Butts says
that, aside fjom all other reasons against it, it
would do more than all other measures Com
hiued to ncrnetuatu the authority of tho uld
slaveholders. . Whatever may ho their present
temper, it is certain thnt sooner or later these
m.in must employ their former slave as free
laborers, lie thinks they will, us a genera
thing, do so throughout the entire South, It
will lip for their interest (and that must In Ihe
end control their action) to make friends nf the
freed slaves and this they will do. As A no
cessary oniisequciiue, tho Ucgruvs, depending
ii lion them for emnlnvineiit, wages and every
thing they have, will ho guided by their advice
iu voting as in everything else; and thus the
effect nf eivinir them them Ihe suffrage Would
be tn multiply Inrgely tho political power uf
their lurmer masters, .
Statkd' Kiohtu. On this subject Iho Artf-
na has the following speaking of tliore who
have endorsed the tosollitions of 171)8 '00 t.
Anil fiuthennoro. thrnr reMoliitioni wore nut only its.
feruled hy ttir si.ilrHnirit of the p:it. luHiiilhij; Weimter
mid liontiin, int tnev vera adopted sy tlie enttnir
TIib mutoHiv or ilia ihiu, givnitf tut-in uieir annul
tuoiiH iiiinvilt at nearly every jireiiiilraUl eleeUuU held
fur Upwards vf liulf a tciitar j. ;
, Was not tlie Fugitive Slave Law also en
dorsed by Webster and Bonton.aud adopted
by the country t Although that infamous law ,
denied, 10 the person olaimed under it, the
right of triul by 'jury Anywhere, in times of
peace or war, thcinnel sacred right wrnng from
British oppressors, nud most explicitly nssurled
iu tho Constitution.. Aud although by that
law any slave-driving, blood-houml could make
a false affidavit and lay claim tu thu G uver nor,
Chief Justioe, or any other white man of n free
State, and carry him off into shivery, witliuut the
pretense of a triul, yet Webster, Uuiitou, Case,
Douglus, aud everybody but the Free Soilers
and Abolitionists, adopted' uud defended that
law. But tho "adoption and defending" was
Constrained by' Ihe bullying threats of disso
lution uf tho LIuiou muda by Southcru men,
nud by what was supposed lo be a proper du
lereuuo Ui tho rights or slaveholders. It was
all a matter of the passing polities of tho day
nnd iu the emtio way, nud in uo other, bat the
resolutions referred lu beou adopted aod de
fended. 1 That eaniiol he done now, as a mut
ter of principle, uuy mure than the Fugitive
Slave Law uau be defended on principle. And
so the respeet-to-deud men argument falls tu
the grouud. . .1 : . j ...
Again, the Arena says : :; 1 '
A rjtlnYiitl.in by Stitrn na nut llrvtly bv "we the
pe"le" wan lin-e-arv f,r the i"4.il,lllnuriit ,'if tlw Um-
ritiiii,ni. ;ii, it o exjireviy invisn-il that when nine
KUlm ratllr I'. n'U -Nail he 11 OiO-lml r( r.T'i At
Kun.au nmiyioa. and not lattarnu 'e Ui pouple."
'Are we tn nudcrsuind from that, that the
Constitution uf thu United Slates it uot binding
upon a Statu or the people thereof, unlets ruli
Red by such Stulo t Wo pause for a reply;
'Biitn8 of a FEAriiKit," Tho Northern
Copperhead adimrcra uf Gueral Lea) aro rait
inr irnner hr inhtoriptinn to furnish bun a
homo and fortune. Thu did no more for Geo,.
McCleilan. When Andy Johnson biuigi Jell,
Dnvis, It will then bo in order for Democracy
lu ouimt duwu wilh thu funds tu erect a nmnn-
men! lu honor of Ihe arch Iraiinr.
KlXINfl VI' A t,s'.llltlTIAt. CASIUDATR.
Tho .lrenu and uthcr half-way war Deiuo
orals ate joat row paying great attention to
f! choral Sherman, believing that sumetbing
ill turn Bp lo uabl iheiu la tuak him their
next eandidalo for 'resident. Da tlirr so soon
forget their expjflcuce with Geo. McCWIan 1
TiiaiX ani Ndwc Wbotl oovrus) a tover
etfta SlaUt.' attewpl to depriv u of our most
inealiiaalile nc,ule! l Mr. I.incxiln trr it.
nr Mr. Douglas either, nnd we will ham; liicui
higher than llaman. Jeff. laxt in IStil.
Wheu Je(T. Davi thus dlttmxd the subject
nf hanging, little dreamed h that be might on
day be the subject of It.
Lovai. Stati!. The Gold Hill MM
lale tu Stat of Nevada Ibat there is nol a
Democratic treasonable! newspaper published
nil hin In r limits., It eerluiuly Is something to
rrjoio at. Tkey drag me any aotnrnunity
where they ara allowed (o exist. 1
tTT A large portion of Ihe Confederate debt
repudiate iUclf. , It wa payable, "threw year
after lha treaty ef peac w signed brtweea lb
United Stole and Ihe Confederate) State uf
America."' , .
, tV Tb Jre will Bel see lb View of ike
'in o tb sutlrag ejaoelmn, pubbabetl in the
MnlrsiaMia.
That Imjih al" IIano fiiom I'oiiti.anh.
The Arena's assassinnlioii correspondent
at Portland shows his "fist" in the Inst issue of
that paper. Hero is tlio Introduction :
I claim thai the eiiuseof Hie Denioersny l Die eiiase
"of truth, noil feiirle.lyi-lnlleii(re nn iiiapuetlon of their
recird in, h wliule. tn piuve my preuni-.,wlo..li,a"io-ink
to lie true, I io.lnt that no parly dillerinic rnilieally
f mtn them, run ever siiur-iwsfully or lung uuiduet the
nffati-H nf the repulJii' ; and cnneipienlly, Unit tlio rl
of Ulsrk Hepiiblieaniam.witli all iu aeiuliil" ruin,
presl llotion and murder, is only t-iiirary. aud that its
downhill, and the ti,UhHsliineiit or Ilcmocraoy, Is
shurtly to come. ! '
Clear ns mud. Why don't yrin claim that
the Deni.Ksrncy cnrrieif llin last election In
Washington Territory. It is just ns ensy to
! claim ono thing as another,' and n great deal
' eAsier to "nssumo. that it is true. The people
! bnve not yet forgolteu what afnol Anian by
the name of Miller made of himself A lew years
Ago, by jircdicting the end of Ihe world oa o
, oertain ibiy i aud if this "Daniel" of the vlr
na does not given sumo signs uf a coming
Demoorntio Millennium, wo shall treat him nnd
prophecy ns the people did Miller.
j' Here ia'ilie bistnricul purt :. "!,. ..jr.. ! ' !;
. , While the L'uiU'd Statea were noverneil by Pernocrar
ey. peace reigned all over America, and civilization and
virtue advanced ; hut when lllnck ltepulilii'aniam,legun
tonilo, civil war shocked wis own land, i ni:-"t
It that was all true it would bo very compli
mentary' to the Democrats. But "facta arc
'facts," and pluiu people will persist in jsuying
that the Southern Confederacy wot regularly
ufgaiiized At the city of Montgomery, Alnba-
,'hln.' nnd .Telfersml ' Davis Hectod President
thereof, und'cr'.tlio rcigii of James piichnnan,
the butt Demouralia l'reeideiut thut, will ever
ffovern thu Uuited States. A to the "civiliza
tion nud virtue" uf Democratic rale, wo pre
sume that refers tu the four 'million of black
people which Democracy euuocdrd iu lirutaliz
lug so long selling them on moruhuudise at
the Capitol of tho nation, licensing, encourng
iugi aud aiding unrcstmiuud and buliiiiitcd
licentiousness, aiuulgumution , uud . pro
titiitieu among and with the slaves, thereby In
creasing the profits of slave-breeders und slave
drivers. Oh, yes! nro slavery Democracy is a
virgin saint. . , n . , ,, . . ' , , . , ,, -i
v. Here is the peroration i. ...;,, . 11
; Deiaocnits ol Uroitenl hold up jnor heads I The
;ll,.,ldfc.ol Liheity haschiMc-o yuur party to role her
' favorite country, and i'iuiuuhii'Ih that y.iu work hir her.
" " ' fly overilirowiiip; the iuriiansiind uniluiiiK all
their wicked work, ynuwifliloyipur enuntryu service,
and win applause Iroiu Uio disciples ol virtau., : 1
o Why don't yon hohlmpyour heads 1 No
matter if tlio Confederacy is "busted," Buuth
. dead aud Jeff, Davis p prisuurr.'!' No iiiuUer
if tlio whole country is AMitionizod, the "nig
gers" all freed, and "Lincoln's hirelings" wav
ing the flag from the Pototnno to the Itio
Grande! No matter if Dcmceracy has beeu
defeated und scuttured ill ovary State uud Ter
" ritnry of the Union I . Hold up )oor heads.'
fiotlo rote My friend,: you are asking ;too
' much of the Democrat of Oregon don't, iu
, sist ou it.) , Tlie Godilce of Liberty referred
to above, is supposed to be the Democratic fe
male Jeff. Vuvii in Tioopt. !y "overthrow
ing tho Puritans and undoing their work," you
. would, restore shivery to ita glory under Buch-
, unaii, when pliinlutiou bunds weru auld fur
$I,5IH), and comely OotoriKin girls to Tniuister
to the lust of secession Democrats, would
bring $5,000.. Jty your .luiidoing" process,
Jell'. Davis would ugaiu tuko his seut ill the IJ,
S, Senate and demand hnck pay for the lime
engaged in murdering and starving the Union
meu who defended the country from bis trens
on. By your "undoing," school houses would
beaholiehed. Methodist ministers hanged in Tcx-
nn, the free States given up to slavery, and the
' traitor Breckinridge made Presideut of the
' United States matters tn be applauded only
m tin; uuuer-Ucpihs or hell. . ,
s J , . ,;
' AsiAstHfATioa or Surmr I'ijkham Wo luive
received a le'rer from tlici Hon. Win. n (lauiel.,
gitiuL' us iici'mmt of the u'isil.ulion of SlierllF 1'ink
liani by the ilnl.ri.ju, IiikIlM uyinuii Ferd l'utu-riu.
I'alieriw.n met Piukhain at tho Warm Spring, two
tnitea below Idaho 1'ttv. Patterson wiw eimiiuy in
from ekiaih Boise, uud wua at enmity wilh I'iiiklmiu.
l'alinravii called ou him lo ileleiid Ibuiaell aad sltot
i'oikhiiin Ihrouifh lltu iiearl. He wua pursued ami
mid hroitKiii hack wlole iittetnpihifr lo run uwny.
; KliROUS. Fur want of proof readinp, several
annoying ermr&iu ortlmirrHphy and grnniamr oc-
' enroll In last week's Issue. Thenantea of Joseph
and Wm. K Barron were spelled so ns lo mnko
tlll'm read Harrow in tho railroad notice. Th
oilier errors are immaterial nt this date.
l-nn !.: ! MARRIED. . - .- ; ,'
July '!!. bv Ilrvi )lr. Judsnn, John XI. Ivel and
JIim Marv jano Tico, ulden daauliler nf John Tice,
i'i..of lids coiialy. , ,
July Hrh, li'j, at ihe resid-iice of Mrs. America
Howe, l.inn coiuily.by A. K. Kills, J. '., Ailiert K.,
Kevs aud Miss AhindH Hows.
Alibi nsulcivs' uf Wm. Kulierta, July Id, 1 '-'). be
K. II. Wlihlow.J.l', Mr i'boinaaU. Ski-tit and Wirt
ljori'iia Kohcrts all of Vainliill ciuinlv.
. Al Ibe resilience of ft. II. Siewanl. Ksi.. In Isi Fat
lta, bv H. O, Atlauis, ,lnlv IU, lr.'ilJtdiut,iinituiS)s. iif
tl-.wu Oil) , I. T., nnd ilisa Helen Walker, ul Vambill.
. l: ; DIED. ...'' .. j" "
. ' At Kork liar, I.laho 'lor.. June. , IHi. WT Janes,
sireil alniat IU years, lie eawr lu Oregon in llil . from
Jeree on., Ill,, nln rebis pareiua and brolhereliwid
when Inst henrd from. HI, papers please ropy.
.Auction.
1WII.I. SI.I.I, AT AI'CTIOS UOl'SKIIOI.D
ROODS, I'ICTl'ltKS, dtn., lo niormw (T-slav)
ul lo o'clock a. n.
The article, run lie sein next dtsw in ItaHtar's CaU-ilietShvp.-
r T. 11. (iATl'll. -
, buleui, July Ut , iHsS. , 1whI
t X KX III HIT nr the teeaipla ami exiM-o.liiure.nf
J the tNHiniv of Marinn. Soils of Orefrno,1 loriue
yenr emliug Jly 4, - , .
-.-ii ... : 1 Haoatrt. , , '.
Aiuo.uit n-ceired from all sources for I'nnnlv pur
poms ....i , , $iii,i:il !l
,, , axi-rsniruKH. , .
Am't paid us salary of ',. Judge . .
f NiKi.ini
, XIN..IKI
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" " (wreent .h.J.H. Moores,
lata Tn-aa.
, ," , " Co. Amm v wr dieniv, . ,
" " roinnrrs " " ....
' " Clerk ': .:.'....'.'....
377,1)0
Sli;..'sS
400,011
lii.'.ll
!l'.' 15
Sberi" and Til Ci.lle.liir.. lfiHT.31
. Ceretief and jury..
, ". i'oia. tluiiiu.,
' Ko,l SuiH-rvia-ira.
foeConiilv Safe. . .
.. 44,il
,1, 71V' :
., xtvn
..' "jon.on
il
- Maisa- .
" ." " loeinliiir twuify roads . . :hl.ii
M " ' inrora' aervioea .. i'-Vsl
WilinT. -r. I .un
' " " wiiiKwmrfl ftiaieese, W.IO
'" baildiw bnHwea ilTi.00 , .
" - " " relsiiriun t'vurt IbalK. . lls.f"J '
" t " jail, &e 11-yaJ
, " , w .taiionery. fuel. 4 lights '
-""- nirewtrihiHtse, and lel
for jssl . 14 4.
" ' "JudveaJ,ebrki)felertei W.'JO
" lullitarjf actuul lilo.l'J
" " " support of paupers .... M'i,U
" na nana and rapesm-e in ibe
. case of iui va. HeaJe aud
linker SMI.'-li
Trial expenditure . Ilii.ri.W 4
Kapendilun abvw tempi
Awi't 4V. Orders nnlatandinr
" due on aaoivtre o FairOronada.
. I 1 46
.. l.iXlee)
StaMi'ef Oreen, ?
oanlr nt Marios). V '
I eartity that Uia f.we.iii w a torrrrt tfatera.nl
f the reivipia and aauanditurr. of V irion niuntr,
Oregvo, for the rear ruding J'dv 4. !Vi
fw a KiKa riMt
Saleia, J..lr 1. (ica. U ft sUM..eanrrM
Hrlllf 1.
Al.t. yarraona lnB.td are here.r wodAVd tal all
VIehsasd rwrwtrir to J. II . tkarr. a Ihe Tin
war and Mutw kwnwa ia Bah ai, un in .Inlr Im,
1-ki, aiuet ba wills.' al ouee. J. It. SI . Mi it
Salem, July 31, tA ir.tl ,
Al lNt Old llrsirlajiaartrra Is Knlrm,
' i. 1 ' ' '. win n-rso '
COIMTAVITY rm aaed a brn-w awwmeet nf
f.lKUtll aaal ItsUJal.NU alUVKa,
Tl, COFTBH, JArASSKD WAKE.
arhwli rSTer m lb fMw m CIIKAP s . ia f
bad in loitljud. ,.1f M'AKi; HKOTllllKs.
AN i:lllltlT
Of the Rereijits and Ditlmnemenli nf Yamhill
county, Oregon, froin July 7, 18(11, to July
7,1 SOS: j
, - ik cui'ntv ri'ana-HKKiiTs.
Amount in Co. Treas. July 7, lwli
" luxes eellectnl
Kreeery license. ... .
" peddlers " ;
" triul fees . . '. .-'-
ppohute lees. . 1
"" delinquent rood tnx ." ...
. " att.iriiey'alecs, ..,. ..
,1' , other source.;..,
Total In county funds
Oo. Orders redeemed durinitho year.. . ..
Co. reas. ierceulu((e and salary
fMfiil 12
7, hi I 117
Kill) (III
i 0(1
4 OU
n ,7
- 4(1 !l
-- III IM
:i ill)
, ta.bh!) ill
15,:iM Ul
. , llllll HH
Dal. in Co. Trens. (Co. lunds) July 7, lSfllS. . $t,lil', H7
Co.urders issued but nut redeemed w'' UHU 1111
Hal. In Co. Treat, oftcmll outainudiuR Co. or- '
dersnre rcdeciucd (Co. funds) M,1M 77
Ain't tn liny ou contract fur brid(jo on North "
yamhill.. . ' WMOO
Hal. In Co. Trcus. ancr paying for said
InidKO t
682 77
" nisni'nnijMisTS. , ' ""
' Orders have been sued on the Conrity Tiujsury dur
Inn the year lis follows : '
C.mutv Judge. J. Wi Cowls. . ,-, f MO OH
, ,, Cleik.B.C. Adiuns..,!..
7:i 61)
sin :tt
liu mi
Vii M
Mil) 00
m :iu
m so
'l ou
m si;
11711 III)
1172 no
HH (HI
3117 70
IU IK)
'2(1 62
us no
m hiienu, i.. i.. , iiiieuiiiu. ........
'1 1 School Sup't, I. Siencer. . :
I Surveyor, A..Walt.w...iv.
; Aaaeawir, 01 1 Handleyn i. ..4.:...
" Com., ISrctschcr Hiid Jewott. . . .. A
Pros. Att'y, II. Mallnsy and assistants . . .
Itood viewers, chain carriers and marker
Wale case costs paid by county
Circuit and county oourt Jurors , ,
l'lauk In cover uud repair hridges...... ..
Wood for bounty.,
Supervisors (extra wirlt).. ..........
Stationery for county
Reduction uf taxes , ... ..........,,....,.'
Klectioo expenses (judges and clerks).,. ,
IIOOIIUK coiiri iiiiunu
27(1 611
Ountding prisoners...
m on
:iu no
16 00
('iironera' uiouesti ,
Mitcellaneoua .....
Totnl Op. onlers kiu(?il during the jenr. '. .. td,m W
" REpUCIHM! HHIUOTi ITND RECKIPT81
Amount in f?r. Treiw. July ?t 14
11,849 (1(1
1,11111 III)
27H 611
, 16 (K)
-3,044 1G
$1,722 19
1,008 05
' m- paid-on Hnei.. . .......i
; .", lium other nuurcc...,..
ToHiiiv.vj;.::'::;...;.::!.:';!!.;'.1,.'.:'
!' ''' ' ' lllSin-HSKMBNTH. ' ' ' "
School orders redeemed during the your. . .
Co. Trens. stAte thero are outstsndlug school
oruem tioi reueemeu i,.;
Bal. in Co. Ircas. unappropriated .'. , t M 3'i
; ,. .., .,- MII,IVAKV rilND. '
Aiii'tuuid State Tieiisurci 415 polls charged '
dn list $1,0.11) 00
Am't collected on said list (of last yenr) ..'.'.' 7H0 0U
Am't deUnqueut on military list, but paid by
. cpuuty. .... ... , .....,.
STATB HKVtMJS TAX.
Three mill tax ou f2,.720-total value of
tho county
Stnta poll tax on 62S polls. '.
I 2114 00
$2,4 hfi
' O'-ft 00
Total State rev. fcix : $3,11(1 66
Paid State Treas. as ner Co. Trens. rcceiut uf
Dec, 21), l!iiit ,.- 3,U0 60
Amount in County Treasury on settlement with
County Treasury, July 7, 18s : ,
In county fundi, roln. ..,.'. $'J,7.i 110
" l,.T..."... ....'... .;...'.; ' 6U4 1)7
" sehmd funds, eoln ,.,i... .v.i.i 'HOT 44
f UT 1 709 20
ill notes..
2'Jt 3i
' ii , ' 8.C. ADAMS, County Clerk.
. VamhiU county, Oregon, July 9, 18115, lw'22
. t , Proclaimilioii.
TIIK iindersignod intends ctiauifinir his business on
the tlrst of optenther next; therefore nil persons
who know themselves indebted to him, will plonne
settle beiween now and tlico. ,
. . Tiiore are lurejo auioiuils outstanding on the books
of llid late l'u-in of T. H. Co At Co. All enclt nc
counts, as well ns those of T. II. Cox, must bo settled
by the first of Septemlier, v ,.
. J hope ul! of thoao iuterestvd will give this mHtter
prompt uttimimn. . i. u.t t'A.
Su1cm,.Inly 81, IKo-S. " '.M,f
. ;,, ,To Will-Owners,
A rflACTICAl, IIII.LEE, of nenrlv twenty live
yeara' experience iu Maryland, Chile, aud Cali
fornia, wishes to ohtuia a pei'inuuent silimtioii in a
Ploiirtnir Af ill in this Slate; his object beiiic; tu locale
permiinetitlv. SntisfHriorr reference nivea os lo cu-
Cibility. sobrietv, and hoiiasiy. For furliier partirn
rs, audi'eaa J. I1., uure ilaaui Urns. Sc Co., l'ortlund,
Ureou. , , July ill. IHOV -"Jwt
Valuable Farm for Sale.
BEST BAllGAiy' .V 77J? STATE.
TIIK mil.srril.er will sell hia land nu Mill Creek
fmirie. Sen miles sotilh-eiut of Salem, eonsistinir
of "1-1 acres l it) acres pruirie and 73 acres timber on
Ihe Sum iaui, t ,i;-t lic-e will, all his household goods, 1)
hep, H Hbeep, S cows, 111 other cattle, wse;ini nuikcv's
toole. blaekaniith'a tnols, earpeninr's tool,, wheal
wriujil'a tools, lull sets, and turninir kttbe. There are
three bouses on tbu laud, with two orchards of splen
did fruit an loculed lis lo suit two families.
I have a splendid ltKAPKR and MOWKR, with a
very exteuaivu and well-selecleil atork of farming
iinpletuenle aa u.wk.1 as uevr. 1 nll'er land , home, nnd
all, just rciuly to move iulo, fur t'J.onu CAHII
nitwit 11 COIN. Come, nnd see fnr vonrsrir,
July III, 1KU5. SivTdpd WM. It. McNKII.L.
sTAtT In ma'tPM of Insurance, DELAYS ARE
HiAbMiiiiN. ji rurwe imnw not tho
' COXKLAbUATlOX a day may
i : . - bring forth.
I N SU R E
WITH THE1
Phoenix Insurance Company,
IIAIt 1 1 OHD.
Losses always promptly paid in U, S.
, , , uom uoin.
Forest City in awlio i
We hike Ibis meiliislof- expresaina: nnr siiliafm-rmn
with Ibe prompt s..itleineiiiabv the PIKK.VIX tusnr-a.M-n
( oinpiiny nf Hartford, of onr kawra bv the lire
KtJiuieib. They Imvaj ibis dnv paid as ibe rri.t
m nit of our chums in K..I.1 coin drafls on Sua Knui
ciseo, vriltiout diseounliir cbaries for Adjuster's fees
or expenses. Wo Would ni-nniiiienil the I'IKKMX
nf Hariford to the public as a ennnd and relinhlr iriati-
ii- 1 ill llilr.s,
'oret City, July l.lMisi. S. ALKXANDtlt
, . t'ire, -th June Lswsea paid 1st July.
t'onflagrrttlon at Jackson I
Tho piirvviT t. r...... , ..
, - ' ' I"v "i iinninni. OT
lie H,linter. Mr. J.J Borne, havins; pmmptlv Paid
n.n- Im nf lit mm.,,, Um 1...... 1 I .,. . X, r
I'lium u, nuuen i.osu.r,
aariil lu .lackwu. and haviuir dona the same wiihuiu
or trouble In us, we tberefm recommend liiia Compa
ny aa well worthy the eonfideliee and aalnimufe of
tb community ... JAMKS CAKItlll.l,
. Jaikaoa, July 111, ima, - KosA SCIiLACIITKR
Adra'a. tsL of Win. Seblaeier,
Ixws paid six days after reported.
far from a leading fltlicn or SarramrBto.
A.C. Swrmta. Ks.. A cent of the PIIOINIX In
anranca Co nf llHHford :
lHnw Sir Yuar, t'wnpany has promi.lly paid my
low on divellum uud furniture lUiuuucd by lire yeeier
?a.'r "u'.i'"1 J .'',' rlensnre in reenmmendinjr
lb PHtKMX f Hartford lo all who mar wain
pnann. payments, with w trnnble or annnTanre to
usciiwouicra. Visbin yoa avarv success' in your
eibuia bu uV C ouipaii)' . LLW. U. Jl AJtUlS.
Niernmenlo, July Hid, Ht
' lesw made on llhh, and paid en lllh Joly.
PRIIMPT ADJMTj1F..St7at" MAV8VlUJt BV TIIK
"riisi-nix of Hartford."
A Card. Tlia uidersutnad, saiurrnr by the late
firva. tender onr irraleful Uianka lolbe fhoeiiii Inanr
ance Co., who have, without ct'at or trouble to na,
fsiid our elaiuia in irold enin.
lheeonraeparaued bv th CVmpanv eiwiilea it lo
ill lullM .na,L.M tk. .
- - - --t-.. it, nan wv m
ommeiid the Phirnix ,4 lUrllord lo all who need a
injury, wnoea Tame ia ruidoooted. and good as mid in
ran uf loa. r r
THA HI.M HOPES,
; ; vi-u.tuiF, ju w a.VM.X X
ADAM COKDKI,. T 4IVir
B1SIR WAHI1K, HESKr KEIIXS.
MaryjtiHa, July la, isjiii.
ma ,d ,tr,.n. snb,t,ntml and exnenencl n,h.,wrii.ra
.1 b. emwrvativ. , hi.k uwed arh.l-,1.I.ii;
ed of ai., annuiaiM. aronnmuu,,, Wllk ,h. hnm-
. ,iLi IKM ,y Hxit- prompt
JlTTu"'.."!- l"SK!,T "neb . "moil?
. lb. PH,hNU)r IIAKIWHli.wkoe. taut
oniilil ra, ,wd and prneua fair lauie all.al th. ituilimn
'J wf lis cli.m k, preferem-a and favor. " j
tT Tki4 fhiKSlX VP haktfordL,
H'lrA i4 fiU TW.Maalrrdaiasl Firm Uu,,
ia t'a'jeraia, am,ry,t,g in lit mggrtgiti t, arirrf.
Saoo.ooo i
?' jf Jt n .a ,rH, . Mnn t ,
nlltr rr, on-rrr,f. "
".' ' 1,117,,.-
Insure wltlt Tho Phenlx.
BELLA BKOV,
Kraidrnl Afriiit,
4'. :u, J i'v II I,
U.S. 7-liO LOAN.
BV Ari'llOItlTV Of TIIK BKCIIETARV OP TIIK T1IEA8
ury, (he uiid'T,IKni d h naimnii'd Ihe Ot-uernl Hulncrlp
tloa Asenoy lor II., Mia of United Stall's Treaturj Nates,
bearing teven and tlire-lenlh par eenl. Interest, per allium,
known aa the 1 ' ' ' 1
SEIIHIIIlin UM. ;
Tlieao NuIpi sre lun.il under dale Je 16th, lsW.snd are
payable Uir,e yaar, from 11. at time, In currency, or are con
vertible, at tl.e opllun of the holder, lute , , ,,
, U. S, a-!tO Six i,'r ccnl. ,
GOLD BEARING - BONDS.
. JThnio boiult are now worth a premium of nine, psr cent,
hiehidtnir S'dd Internt feom Hovniulier, which makes the ao
taid irofll on Ihe 7-90 loan at eorreat rates, Including Inler
eat, about ton per cent, per lunum, benlrtet Ita sxkmptiok
rnoM stats ISO si'SH'ieAi. Tix.iTins, wmca Anna ra.ia ost
ToTusssris cist, mows, arcnrdln tn tlie rate levied on
other properly. The Interest Is paysl.lo In currency, semi
annually, by coupons attached to each note, which niny be
cut off and told to suy bank, or banker.
The Interest amount lo 1 ' r-
' 1 One cent per day on a no ante, f j
Two cenll " , tils) ."
1 Ton " '" SU0 "
. SO " 1,0W "
$1 ii '.,' ' ts.uoff "' ; ' '
Notes of sll tlK.denoralnarlonr tunned s ill b, priunplly fnr
tilshed upon receipt of aubacrlptlona. This is Uie
' ONLY LOAN IN MARKEt
now offered by the kernraent, and It ! eonfMently expect
ed tlia ita lupurlor ailTiuitnKvi will make It the
Less than 8W,IHH,nuO of the lean authorised by the last
Congress, are now la Die uiarkot. ,r ,,... i
This amount, al Ihe rata at wMch It Is belaa absorbed, will
all be subscribed for within four months, when the notes will
undoubtedly eiiuanand a premium, as has uniformly been
the case on closing the subscript lone to otaur Isistts.
' Ii, otdcr that citizens of every town and aecMos of Ihe
country may bo afforded facilities for taklne the lean, the
National hanks, Suite Hanks, and Private Hunker, throuKh-
out thu country have generally agreed to receive subscrip
tions at par. "uliserlhers will select their own agent, , in
whom they have confidence, and who only are to be respon
sible for the delivery of tho notes for which they receive or
ders. " " ' '
JAY COOKE,
Bubacrlptlon A(enl, Philadelphia.
March 28, lSOfJ. ' '
f AUDEXDlItl. I .
Psa OVKBLASO TKLSOSAPni .. ,
Pmi.Anst.ntn, May 17tli, 1SH.
f 9d Berles all sold. ' Commenced on OS lerlel. Two Hun
dred and Thlrly Millions ('.'..(i,i0 preelxly Uke other
two flerle., except, dau-d 15th July, ami tiovernturiit rrservee
the rlulit to pay six per cent, in Uol.l Inilead of 7-l Curren-
, i iv.-. JA! ajvua.r
... i . w i . (nbserlptlon Airenl, Philadelphia.
I,u ifol,' ActKlciay,
i
DAI.US, POLK COOSTY, OREGON.
Ilcv. W. D. Nichols Principal.
. Preceptress.
rpllKs.a.leniic year Is divided into four terms of
X eleven wcoks eucn.
First Term willonmmonee.,
,.Sei,i.4,lW
Second Term " " i ' ,..
Third Term " "
Fourth Term " "
ixrcssKS.
Primary
Common Knlish. . . . .i . f .
fliirlmr Knellah
....Kov.iiU.lHti;,
.... iwii;
.... im
.per term, $1,00
... " j ". 0.01)
r tt ' ,1 H III!
(ini.k. Ijiin. or French iHiurunire, two dollara extra.
Students will not bo ndiuslted for a less period ilian
a half term, nud no deduction will be made for ab
sence except in cases of protracted sickness.
Hoard cna be obtained in ood families ut reuson
uble rales. A few younir Indie can be accommodated
in the family of the' Principal.
OKO. TILIiOTSON,
" NICHOLAS LEE,
Dallas. Jnlv 31. IMS.' ?-tf Executive Com.
Confidential Medical 'Advice.
DR.LAMERT,
ilrmier of the Hottil Cottrge of Nnrreong nf Eng'
taiui i ijei'ntifUe oj me linyttt hourre oji'hytX'
, eiaaa nf i,'iili,'-A I M. D. uf the Um-
vrr.fly of Ertauffrnt .teraftafe
' J 1 of loyal Society of Apolh.
ecarirt. London Spe..
CURES SECRET DISEASES WITHOUT COPA
I It A or MKIHTItY. He iilsn treula surresafiilltr
ST UK TURKS, OLEET, SK.VIINAL WEAKNESS,
Ct'TASKOl'S DISEASES, and those who sailer
fromNEItVOCS DKIIILITV.or the LOST POW
ERS OK1 MANHUODwiUdo well to eousult him.
His DIPLOMAS may be seen ul his House nnd Oltice.
UK. JjA'.HIvK l' w.sI.c-s il in la- perfectly nndcr-
stood l lint every cuae is COXKIDEN TIAL. He kiu
tepanire ai;i7nif rwowt. for eoek potinit, and com
pounds all hiavwn medicines, so Ibat in delicute cases
paiienle have notliini;to fear.
OrrirK Horns From 9 A. M. fill J P. M. and from
5 till 9 P. ,M. Hnnduye, from 9 A. H. till 2 P. M. only.
.'. HOUSE AND OFFICES.
At ike corner nf Third and C ttreett. Tktrntranee
to C ttrrri on Froni.it. oppottte fae Ucian
'. SteawihtpWknrf.and frr.La'Mert'i
Home and UjHcu art in a ,
dirrrt line tkree
, J ' . " klocktveid, - , t -jy.H
" PORTLAX OHEflOX 83yl
American Exchange . Hotel,
CORSE R OP
SAXSOME UALLECK STREETS,
Sun FniiMiNfo.
TIIK prfipriur of this fuvnrite hotel would wupct
fullv iufnrm tlie traveling public that thft
Amrriciui Kxt'tmnira littvinx beeu rw-eiUl enlarumi
nil im pro vet) iu nil iln liepHrlmealM, bf i now, prppnr
HloitrtV'f miperior inHtiwinrntit to hie patrons and
ttie public iu gniiernl. ' He enn now otrcr elfRunt eniis
or iiiift'lo ronm fnr familicR nnd nlnl room for (fen
tlemuii, no term to mi it the tinw. . Tbie bonne rou
luiiw a bantlsutaolr funiiiUiod public purlnr, beautiful
larveiiiniiitf ball, rommodiuiiit mill bltanuiit remlinfr
and ii ti in if room, together with other fueilitiea not
nerewutrv to enumerate. IJ immune men und traveler
will find tlie AinerirHti Kxrliuntre iwond to no hotel
hirlieritf, whether an reirard Inxnrjr, onmfort 01
ecuniimr. The taM will b nupnlicd with all thedel-
irancn the itfttiton n fiords. Gmtcl'ul foi iwftt putnin
aw, the proprietor remteetfidly gnlictts arontinintnca
olihn ptihlie tuvr. rJmllpJ J.
. W.8AK(iKXT.
IIOHTKTTKH'H
CKI.KfelUTi.l
STOMACH BITTERS.
preparaliou nnilioa: ,
PURE OLD ESXEXCE ()F RYE,
With sll the re, nunired Tmiie. Ijixnlive and Anti Ril-
ious REMEDIES OF ART AM) NATURE.
Protective Properties.
Prevenls fever and Aim and Rillinna Remittent
Fever, lnviusirntes the Orirnna of lliuvatinn and the
Rowels Steudics tho Nerves and lends to PmlnnK
Lite.
Krmedinl Proierties.
Cures DvaiH'psia I.ivrr Complaint General Da'
bility,. Depression of Spirits Consumption Inter
nittiuiil Fevers uud all complaints arising from bodily
waasaeas. as an Appetizer,
TONIC, VEVKR AXD AOI E PREVENTIVE
And all Billions Disorders,
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
, stand pre eminent as the
Greatnt Medical Discovery of the Agr,
and as an
ALTERATIVE AND niX)OD PURIFIER.
tber are nrnrribed and rarommendrd be an Hivsi-
ctans wherever they hnre lieen inlroiliireti. .
tee extmnrnmnrv and trn'rensinir demand for tneao
UITTKUS ia anparalleM
JAf THE HISKiRT OF WF.DICtSE,
and ran a bad averywliera thraiurbout tha civiliied
world wham newspiivra ure circulated or read.
Almanacs or Pamphlet. '
wltb trMimony of thetr snrrasa from lb Farmer and
the Saiksr fr,.m the Mervhanl aud lha l'bysirian
and from Ilia Lnrialativ Halls of
OL tt I NITKI) COUSTRT .
may be oUninnl FREE of all Dralara evoeywliera.
itoix;i: Ac calioi.
WHOI.ESAIJ1 ORl aaiSTH, PUH TLAXD,
K Froat Street, i
Mole Agents for the StnteJ
Poatl.asD.July Hti, P '
Wltt, Horsei A Cat.is.
(irmftrmrn .-In anewee ,o vowrleuev of even.
dale, rcfrrniia-tn the Ltrixm Law arfretinf i'HOS-
Tl.Tl ER 8 HITTERS." 1 have to aav that no Lieena.
ia mimrral, nnniair aa tbev do, ander th head al
Proprtelarv Preuaraliuna Tliisde,-isH ia annonnced
bv in. t 'nn,isa,onr M Intemwl Keevnne at Wash
ington TIIDH KRAAR.
' - l .S Aasessrte Internal Kec.no..
Porllaiel, Oreyn