THE OREGON STATESMAN
II PUIIUSIIKIl KVKIlV mil Ml A V MOKNINU.
Til Oregon Printing and Pabliihing Company,
1' 1101' KIETOR.S.
OfHolal Paper of th State.
TK It M H l'or yoiir , $:t,(MI ; Six months, ('.'.Ml.
'TTie itliiiMin-e irlrtmtMl. lnjal TemUrmtcM
telli br talcm null allltftrnnrmil ootiui.
Ui'iiilttitm-i'ii iiur In inailn liy hiaII itt tin- rUk of the pub
lishers, If iinilleil Js tlie presence of a mlniiiMlur.
DRAKE'S
PLANTATION BIITIRI.
S. T.-1860-X.
The rapidity with which
MME'S I'LASTATIOII BITTEHS
IIiiVBlienimouHOUSKIIOLnNKCKSSITV lh rough-,
out civilixcd nations, ! witlmut it par
allel in the history of . i
the world.
OVEll ' '
TWO MILLION, DM'. UUNDRKD TIIOUMND
Were Sold In TWELVE Months.
I AND
- The Demand in Dully Increasing! 1
IIICII and POOU.OLD and YOUNtt
, Ladles, riivnlclans and Clergymen
, rtKIl T.' AI IT
ItovlveH Irooplnjs , S?ilrl,
Leud STKEIVCTH to I lie System
Vigor to the Hind,
AND 18
Exhausted Nature's Great
RESTORER.
lis effect, ill caned nf
DYSPEPSIA,
t ivc l-'iitiirnts "oiii'SlontM'li, i'li'ii'
till Dt'Npoiidt-ucy, At'.
IS MOST EXTKAOltDINAKY.
II is rmnnon-il of llie choicest rnnts and herbs, the
tho rclrhniled CAUSA Y A II Alt K, elc, nil pre
wrved in mire ST. CHOIX HUM. An U gulltlo Alow-
lizer, hihI healthy, agreeable Stimulant, it lm 110
CNIial.
h I. ..,1l l, .ill rni..faLlilK dealers, in every Town
Parish, Village Hr.il Hamlet, throughout North Hiid
South America, liurono. mid the Islands of the
Ocean.
I V None can lie genuine unless bearing the pri
vate United SihIi-k Slump uvcrtlio cork, with Signu
ture on steel pinto label of
1. A. UltAKE, k. CO.
HMITII At DAVIS,
71 Front Srcei, Portlnnd, Oregon.
HOI. K AHKNl'N V It OltM.O,
and the Tcrritorio.
Kept. S3, INU5
31)
ALLE N'S
LUNG BALSAM!
THK llKMKlir FOIt CUKINO
Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
t'KOUl', DISEAKKS of the TIIUOAT,
lironrhitis. Pains and Oppression of the
Chest or Lungs, Difficult Breath
ing, and all the Diseases .
of the Pulmonary
Oreans.
TTS action iaexrMBctorant.ulleriiilve, sudorinc, soda-
J. tive, diaphoretic, mid diuretic, which tender it tme
of the most valuable remedies khown for fining ois
cases of the lungs. It excite exiierlorution, uml
causes the lungs to throw oil the phlegm or mucus :
VIIAXUES THE XF.CItETlVXS AXD PU
RIFIES THE Hl.liOth lienln the irntuteil purtu
irivn niranih lo tlie dincHtivo owins; lirintrn the livei
to il proper nclion, itrui iiiipirta wrenutli to the whole
HVHtem. r-ucn is tne linuit-ionTe unu nimi-ihciui j
iIm.1. it t. wiiimnti-d In lireulc no thu tnoM diri-
treMiili(Coiii:h in n few hours' time, it not of UK) long
utMtldlliK. It 18 WHrnuiteu to Kive emire Bmiioiitiiii,
.,, in i1,m mii rimtirmed mw of roHiumtittox .'
It it, witrmntcd not to produce cortivcneiw (winch la
the rime wilh mom reuiudiiM) or ultt-tt the heud, tin it
oiiliiin no Opium in nuv form It is warranted to be
I'VIIFKIITI.Y II A Ril LESS to the moat delicate
child, aliliniuth it i active ami powerful rctiu-dv for
reatoriliK the svstenl. There is no real licceivitv for
mi many diatlm liv coimumption. when ALLEN' S
LUNG 11ALSA3I will prevent it, if only taken in
time.
Hold by all DnmiriHta. I'nce i per bottle.
HM1TI1 & DAVIS, 1'orilandtlreifon,
Kept. 35, IftiS. (ieneral Agents for the ltate.
. IJraiKlrotli's
VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS,
IT is iteiierally knowu that my Grandfather wus the
oriiriiial inventor of theM remarkahle pills.
Hewasascientilicniaii,iuidB medical practitioner
. nf the (lid School, lint bwoniinir alanunl ai the mor
tality that attended the Hleeiliinf. and Mineral Prae
,;. I... t.irm.il his Attention to the ntii.lv of nature and
the philosophy of disease, as also to the nuiural remo- (
lial airi'tils which he found In exist exclusively in the I .
Vegetable Kincilom. Ill 111" reaearenea aim iuvei.ii
initions. he lieeaino fully aatislit-d that the life was in
the blooiii that bv whatever name diseases were dis
tinguished, imparity of the blood was the source of
nil a sinipie and truthful doctrine, which, in reducltiu
nil diseases lo a unit, necessarily established the fact
that all were to be m illed on the auuie general prin
ciples, viz. hv pnrpilion.
Now the iirand dilliculty raiiaisicd in devising a veif
etalile eompoalHi that would invigorate, purity, and
cleanse the bluoil, correct and regulate all I lie diller
ent secretions, and by purgation dinchaige the whole
innsaof morbid niiiiter from the body, without reduc
ing the strength. Alter thirty years of close applica
tion, he considered bis object fully ncenipliahed in
Ihe production ol these pills, which have now been
before the public due Hundred and Fourteen Years,
Mild it is now (IWifil neatlv :il years since Pr. llrun
drelh's Vegetable Universal Life lres.,rving 1'illa
were llrsl prem-l.ted lo Ihe American public during
which time their auperior excellence and virtuca have
been extensively priK'laiuied by paiers and pnmphlets,
and a rapid yearly increase of the sale uf tlieui ef
fectd. To know what will save life, to know what will
restore bcalili, is a knowledge not lo be hidden, I.
thereto, as a man desiring lo do my duty fiiithfiilly,
have dotted down some of iny thirtv llve years' eXw
rience with llrandretii's I'iils, which are an eH'i-elual
assistant of nature, and cause the axpnUiou of acri
monious humors the occasion of every sirknesa. I-et
is admit that cimil'l hnmnra nreyenl the fre cirenbl-
lion of the blood, that llrandretii's Pills take nut
these humors, giving Wahh for pain, and strength fur
weakneaa.
No now ia ai.- uvs wlieii the tiriuciiile of eornip.
liongi'ia th asrendeiH-vi Itntndrcth's I'iils aid Ihe
Life Principle to regain ihe empire by removing the
corrupt humors fnau tlie btaly. Many a tiuas 1 have
seen life apparent I v at the huit ebb, when these Pills
were given, and in a tew boars the damper was past
am) health's tinod tide gave the patient renewed life
and vigor. Many are tl fathers, mothers, nuis, and
daughters, thus saved.
Ttiese celebrated Pillaara enuitaieed wholly of me
dicinal herhe, and do not mmtnin any mercury tiriahwr
mineral, being perfectiv harmleaa to the moat lender
u.h, ,u wukmi frame: vet sura to search out the ran
of sickneas, and restore the beiiltli if taken aeothung
to the directions.
Let no one iiniaine thev are ton weak to bear the
cried of these Pills, which put no weakneaa lam tl,e
frame, but draws weakucw out. A few doaea will Ihj.
..... .h,L..- .,,.1 tl.pi, tlie beauties of nuniatHin will
gniduallv liecnme iilifohled to rnr view, wl i' b. n
forced with Uwiidretha Vagelablt fniveisal Pills, is
able toenreevery dwase w here ihe organs are aoaud,
and greatly increase tlie average of human life.
i have now need on uiv owa person, and prepared
and administered, liraudreib'e Pills for thirty-live
years. 1 believe they aie the best purgative in the
.riiti diiaSuitdiral finality thev have also
a tonic cll. ct. Aud as I am of the inn upiiiiiai that
iiiliaiaaiatinu and feyera am caused by corrupted
bhaai aut being timely evacuated, because It regurgi
tates, so lo Sfa-Hk. over tba whole bialr, and thtia cor
nint. tba anuud blond that should tiaunsh all the mem
bers. and actually deslroys and paralyua membara or
nnraaa that are nBsoundi and as I know Ibat these
Pills have a direct ehVel In remove all cnrni Mood
and acrimonious Immois from tlw b.alv in fact, all
hdiuM kli,w liia vital staielanl of health; an I etiwild
lie ginhv of a great sin. did I not do all in my power
lo propagate the ase ( a meAtine wha h is r"ei
uf propertlea an ealculawa tu aai
tlie
average ot Human tlie.
TUpobli.t. M.D.
Principal office fr Hraodn-th's Vegetable Universal
Mia, HkANMfKTHS III ILIUM...
W,r. HKJltllRKTII.
Olflcaat C RANK It BlilUU AM , rn Francisco,
i'ur sale by all resperUbie dealers in lueiliiilars- I f
VOL. 15--N0.
Cooke, McCully . & Co,,
ARK V3W OPENIXO IN BAf.KM THE '
Largest and Best Selected Stock
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
Ever hmnirht to the Willamette viilh-y, and will
diannaenf the mime at the very LOWES f THICKS.
Salctn, June !jt IKiio.
Htf
WOOL, WOOL.
NOTICE U hereby given tlmt wo want to pup
clmne
, 100,000 Pounds of Wool,
For which we will pay the HWHEU'l'MAR-
KE T TltlC E, L A nit.
COOKE, HcCULLY & CO.
Rnlcm, June fltlt, 1S. 1 llf
Private Medical Institute.
EHtubliftlied by .( s ,
DR. J. C. YOUNC,
IIV lwrso,
FOU THE CURE OF PRIVATE DIS
EASES, OF WHATEVER ,
NATURE, . , " ''
And all Female complaints.
Conaiilting Ollice, .
f lO "WiiMliiiiejtoii Htrcct,
Second buililiiiK below MontKoraory at., ,
SAN FRANCISCO, i i CALIFORNIA.
TiO ri'ltE, NO PAY.
CONSULTATION II Y LK.TTEU, OK OTHEIt
WISE, FltlCE.
For Direction of Letters, See Below.
THIS CELEIIUATRD INSTITUTE has enjoyed
on this eoasl an uninterrupted success of Fourteen
years, and has become one of the renowned Tlospiluls
of the uge. What the celebrated Lock 1 Inspitals is to
London, and the no ess renowned establishment of
Uicoi-d to Paris, this Institute lias become to the Pa
cilia Const. Tlie thousands Hniim-.lly received and
cured, place it in point of number of patients among
the very iirst of the world , and the success of its treat
ment ranks it second to none.
PIIIVATF. IHSKAKKH IN MALES and IHltEOU
LAU1T1KS IN FEMALES are the grout destroyers of
health. Tnoy Insiduously attack the system uml grad
ually midermiue and destroy it ; they drive tho bloom
from the cheek, the lustre fi-oin tho eye, the strength
and vigor from the frame ; they give to the world
puny and diseased offspring, and poison, through suc
cessive, generations the nice of mini, The nnti-ks can
be seen in Scrofula, Consumption, Cripples, the Idiot
ic, the Paralytic, the Insane, etc.
There is no more terrible scourge to the hnmnn race
than those diseases ariising from thu coiituiniimnou of
Veiieral Poison. The mildest forms, by retreating to
tho blood, hold ever over the one afllictcd, the sword
nf destruction that is liable at any moment to fall and
blight to utterly destroy nil earthly hopes.
MEUCUKY, recnunizetl an Ihe twos fatal meilicat
enrnijf to man, combining with the Vcticieal, doublet!
his dangers. Those who have been treated with that
pernicious mineral pumm are not cured ; the disease
lias only assumed a new form.
Do not be Satisfied with Partial Cures,
that leave the poison to crawl through the system, eat
ing its wny into the tissues and organs beneath the
apparently smooth surface, to hurst out in the future
with a virulence that will bullle theell'ects of mcdisine.
WHEN PKUF1CCT CUIIEScan be obiaineo by con
sonsultilig a physician whom long practice and thoro
ugh investigation into the causes of liISEASE of the
UlflNAKY (IHOANS enables to determine at once
the nature of the disease.
In all diseases entrusted lo the Hector's care, PER
FECT Sl'EKUY and PEHM ANE.NT y
Cures are always Guaranteed,
In Syphilis and its niljmirfs ; Qotiornna and its nr
compii'nyiiig diseases; all iliscordcrs of the llladiler,
Kidneys and proslriite ; Seiniiuil Weakness i llis
eascsofthe lluiiltand Lungs; llyspepsia Indigestion;
Imsitcncy ; Incipient Consumption, and all diseases
of the Urinary organs, in ealher sex, cure iilwavs
wiinmied, OK SO PAY UEOUIUED at Ihe PRI
VATE jVIeriloul IiiMtitutc,
NO. ill) WASIIISUTIIN STIIKIT,
SAN FRANCISCO, i i i i . CALIFORNIA.
Seminal Weakness or Spernintorrho-a.
Tne young man who experiences that growing
weakness in his muscular unci mental organization
should stop to consider whence it'ariscs. ' He will tiud
in the weakness nf the back, trembling of the limbs,
disordered digestion, unaccountable failing of tlie
powers of tlie mind, distaste for soiicty, dread of im
pending trouble, forebodings af evil, sleeplessness.
trouiiirii ana ihscivious ureains iircoiiiiuinicu uv grow
iug deafness, loss ofninsculiir power, and numerous
other symptoms uf disorganization. The positive tru
ces of that most terrible aim destructive ot all uiseas-
Seminal VI eukucss Vt astiug away lus powera.
destroying his hoie of life and manhood, aud dragging
him along the broken path of his existence toward a
premature grave. To bun who linds his life dribbling
out In the discharge of the vital principal of existence
in nocturnal and diurnal emissions, the mere cessation
f the causes ot its appearance briiigs no assurance ol
relief.
Marriage, that holv ollice, tho safeguard and hope of
mituliood, brings lo such a one no hope of cure, but
adds to his misery in the knowledge that Ihe one who
k to him for so much of her liutinincas, is a victim
of his evil, tind an innocent companion nf his punish.
mem. lie anus lo ins misery alio oisoruer limn nnie
enveshiiti. I hero is no rescn except in proper and
skillful treutment. Consult, then, at once, a pfivsiciau
whom long practice and careful research lias made
thoroughly conversant Willi every piuise ol tlie dis
ease Those who have become the victims of solitary
vices, that dreadful, fascinating, and destructive hab
it, which lllls thousands of sick rooms with paralytics
and consumptives, and liuiidrcds of minutely graves
with its niisgunleu victims, snoiilil consult witiiuut a
mnment'a delay, one who will sympathize with their
sullrrings. lo suili tlie Doctor woulil especially an
dress niiiseir. giving tn etieli ami all assurance ot a
PEUFECTaiid PhK.MANENT CUUEri'W kin-
itraitrt trum eejjnrss, change of dirt, of Jear of cx
pomre.
lo tiot lorgci mo uuiiress. oee ueiow.
iiiinoimiit to Fpiiiiiif.
When a female is ill tronblo ora ttlicted with disease,
and rennircs midical or surgictl assistance, tho eiiuiury
should be. Where is there a physician who is fully
competent to administer relief, ami whose respectable
standing ill society recommends him In the ronlideuce
of ihe community 1 Die loa-tor, understanding how
imperatively necessary those rentnremciits are, feels
called upon to interMiM, ami by culling the attention
of tlie anticteit to llie tact inai tie liat iiceti a I'lfil-
FESsult OF OlM'ETItH'S and FEMALE HIS
EASES for twenty years, uud is fully utiuhlied to ad
minister in nil cases, bolli uieiiicully ami surgically
imt in a snnerticial manner, but in as thorough a ina'ti
neras years of study and practice laith in hospitals
aud private lamilies call make, to save them frmu
the hands of the unipmhlied, ilnsrnipulnous, and des
igning. Therefore, latiiines cau Jjiy npon nun as
upon a father. All in alllirtiun can find in him one
who can feel and .vmpnllnza with amibalnend ihem
in trouble one inwlmsesecroev thentnvst confiilnce
ran r plnce.1. CONM'LTATluN (IIY LKTI'EU
OU OTIfEUWISEl FliKK. See address below
THE CKLKIillATEl) Fr.MALr.ltr.Jlr.lilr.s.roin
bounded from thu private priwcntitioiisof 1)11. i OLMI
have uow obtained a moat extended popularity
are correctly viewed lo be tlie safest aud surest remo
iliea for t!ie cnmti alius for wiih-ii uier are aipnci.
The colislaiitly accruing teslimimiala of their elhcacy
declare ihcui til be pre aiiuuently sua;rior in their ac
tion. No I ji'l v should be without these Renovating
Agenta. None genuine unless procured at tins otni
hem by Mail or Express, to aliv part of llie Mate.
THKt'lKEAT FEMALE MEDICINE! PKEVE.X
TIVE POWIlKltSFtiKMAUUIElJ LADIES. New.
Safe and Infallible, tasittig fr.on four lo six months
Price lil. FKENCH LI NAIi, OU FEMALE
MONTHLY PILLS. For suppressions. After liny
reura 01 lua uibm nuia rtuno uui-ivmIImi hi tiiiivrv.
t IK- fi per imi.
lot orrrapr.nieiitK. .
Patieola residing la any irt ol lite Mate however
distant, who may desire noelicuj adviea un Ibeir ra-
tiective cases, and who Hunk proper lo aut.mit a
written siaiemrai m snco in preirretiea 10 iKilUing a
personal lulerview, are asenrefl thai Uieireoutaunuav
linos will be held mini sacred.
All k-ttcrs wast be addressed to Ilia -Mrtrwnouding
idiysiriau.Uiast
1 IHtampl
BESJAMIX F. JOSELYX. M.U..
MO Washingtmi Slreet,
Itol 7:0. P. 0. Han FraneiitQ, Cat.
:ejin'l
S.ILEH C. 4 8. XISIXG C0MP15I.
TIIE sinekholdrrs In Vlrm O tV . Minimi ."mpa
J nv will take notice that that there is levied nil as
snwnent of oo dollar and fifty rents no each and ev
ery snare in Ihe capital swk of Ihe fwapanv. paya
ble n the Secretary, in gnldnen. on orhrforefirsiday
f Isereralirriieat. Ul.lUJfc-wj.
rtaieni. Oct I.', IHtiS iW
SALEM,
I'MOXUlTlO-i AI, SIKKKMIKIt OK THK KW
10KK JIKMOi RAt'Y.
Wo tnko tlio fiiltfiwinff extract from tht ctli
tnrial ciirrei)(imU'iica of thu Srtn Frrtnciicn
Bulletin. Tho letter is tinted Neiv York,
Sept. 9th. 1 1 tpeaka for itrelf :
Althntith the ptihlio hd liet-n led by certain
riving. nut in Dcmoi-ratio circlet tn expect n
decided change for the bettor In tho next pro
gnimmu nf thu Deraucraoj, it oi-rtninly nns nut
prepared fur tn sweeping n reform o that in
auguruted nn Thorsilny, At Allinny. It was
known that tt vlgnrntis attempt would bo mnilti
to rtiielch nut tho Cnpporheiul element nf tho
parly, lint then it was believed tlmt, alter hav
lug perfiirmed that task ns a cnnceision tn the
deinunds nf tho loyal masse,, the lenders would
have munnged tn keep their team in the old
ruts, and nt all events have presuntod a ticket
compoiod ef none but Democrats dyed in the
wool. 1
The result of the labors nf tho Convention
has disappointed both lides. Hut it can't be
affirmed that it has gratified both ; for while
the lovnl Dcraocrnta are eoneratulatiiitr thcin-
solvei in the belief that they have at last gut A
platform nf which they are lint ashamed, ami
with which they are confident they can "go in
and win," the Rennhhciina are not ever-pleased
with the wholesale appropriation of their thun
der by the Convention. Hut tho Domocrnoy
had no other retnuroe. Tbo party had been
run nearly intn the ground by its disloyal cle
ment, led by Seymour Sc Co,, and thero wits
not the (lightest prospect of resuscitating it,
save by the weeding out from its counsels, rout
and branch, of this element. Hen Wood had
told them a Tew days before the meuting of thu
Convention, that, nnless they nominated n
' clean Democbtio ticket," he and his faction
must bo conntt'd out of the party. Tho re-
(pome of thu Convention to this threat was Ihe
ninlnatinn ol lour Kepuulicana, namely Urn.
Sloonin for Seoretary of State, Gen. I'alriuk
for Treasurer, Lucius Robinson for Controller,
nod Martin fj rover fur a Judgn nf the Court of
Appeals. JNo wontlcr tho Daily News was
speechless yesterday under this daggering
blow, liesiile tliesu nominees of Repiiblicnu
antecedents, tho romiiiudcr nf the ticket is
composed of men who are hitler opponents n(
the heymnar taction, with the exception, per
haps, of Judge lirown of Orange county, who
is tin, other nominee for Judge of the Court of
Appeals.
1 ho worlt ol tins regeneration of the Democ
racy tnoy be safely laid to tlie credit of Dean
Richmond. Ho it is who, at the Inst critical
moment, has plucked his parly as a brand from
tho burning, uud breathed into it thu elements
f a new life. Ihe opinion of that astuto po
litical manager of tint condition nf his party hut
a few weeks ago may be gathered from a littlu
anecdote which has found its way into the news
papers. Thu wages uf the employees of tho
Central Rnilrntid having been reuuoed by a
Totu i f llie managers, a committee, of thu work
men called upon Dean with their complaints,
and begged nf him to have the order rescinded.
lie told them ho cniNd do nothing fur them ;
but not buiug satisfied with this answer, tlie
committee continued to bore him from day to
day, until, getting out of patience, Dean seized
Ins cnrpet-liag one (lay and rushed oil to Netv
York. Hut he hud been here scarcely twenfy
fonr hours when his tormentors wore down upon
him ngnin, through tho medium' of the tele
graph, tlircnteninj; that, if their wnges were
not rutseil In the oltl lignrea. they would vote in
a body ngainst the Demooriitio ticket. To this
threat Dean returned, also by lelegrnpli, the
following clinrncteristio reply i ' The Demo
cratic party has gone to h I, and you may go
there too."
Tux Statx Faiu Ki.iction. The Albany Dtmo-
crat of the S2lli ult. coulailis tho following. Speaking
of the tickets which came from tlie tSUUctmaH ollico,
the Ikmocral says :
" On thisc tickets wero printed, for President, the
uamea of Mr Eddy, Kalpli (Jeer, or duel Palmer, n
spei-livrlr. lint U"l nit m Btuglf one nf tkvm rli
printed the name of Jn. ff llonthit."
The sentence in italics above is not tnte. More than
that, Ihe Vemocrat'i whole article is nntriie. We very
much dislike tn reply in that strain; but when we
state a matter us the truth, we mean it, uud don't
want a man to come back to pettifog the case all over
again. W e printed just as many tickets with Dontlnt'a
name on as any other of the persona tinined. For
might we know, it is likely that some of the .Vir
man ollice employees giivu.out some tickets that had
not Mr. Donthit'a name on. They carried tickets to
suit everybody on the President. More than this, we
can state to the Vrmocrat that not one of those demo-
rats who were s -busy about the polls "cussing" ihe
Abolition ticket, did any thing for Mr. Douihit, bill
workcil entirely for Wiiilo St. .Vailing. The Democrat
wmds up its article as follows t
To coma at Ihe thing directly, however, can it
name a mail connected with the Statesman ottico who
flnl vote fur James II. Duulhit for President? Now.
show your hand.
Here it is i llf. WeA-itotrthntsonieoftlie Motet
mm employees did vole for James II. Doutliit for
President of Ihe State Agricultural Society , and one
of the ntlachea of the MnteimnH, a strong a,rsonal
friend of Mr. Dntithit's. did rori for his election; and
without tho work of that personal Irlcnd Mr. D.
would have been defeated We don't know Mr. llon
thit personally, and never saw him that we know of i
but we have henid him highly spoken of as an enter,
prising fanner, and we bad rend his address at the
Linn County Fuirt uml his political opinions never
entered our thoughts when we voted.
Till 8yxNta Arrive Sxtxcti. Collector Adams
has seized the Steamship Activu, plying between Port
land and Victoria, for the same nfTciiro charged against
the Orizaba; and bonded her in the sum nf filfi.lHHi.
Ptitk nK a IUr On Ihe last frip out. the steamer
Orizaba stack on a sand bnr below Portland, for four
dava.
On Dit It is reported that W. II. Newell bite nf
the Mountaineer, has bought the Walla Wnlln Rtatrt-
man.
John O'Mkaka is the presiding (Hirer nf the Na
ionnl Convention of Feiilsus, now sillitigat Philadel
phia, is he any rellnn to James f
DKfAKTtai " Promiscuous Ilslili.''E-i. of Kegeho.
bus g'.nr tn t',!if..mia to reside, whereat Iuig Tom Is
In sackt loth aud ashes.
Anotiuk Soki A " pack train" of a dozen Celes
tials direct from China, or some oilier place, passeil
through town last week, heavily laden with the traps
of a milling camp.
WiNntNfi Ur. The California Stage Company is
selling out its stock and winding on its business.
Tub Dkmdibatic Ticket im New Yoih.
S caking of this ticket, the Albany Demo
crat says :
"And to cap the climax, we e by the tele,
graphic dupalclies nf llie present week that at
Ihe ratification meeting to endorse the same
Democratic ticket, Montgomery lllatr, almost
a life long Abolitionist, mm one nf tin speak
ers. Strange Democracy, Uiat which a llluir
would endorse. We want Done nt it ia Or
egnn." Bnt that is just the kind your en-laborers o.
the " Olympic-Arena-IUri fie" desire In adopt.
tT lion. Elwotnl Evans line Ih-cu cnnlrib
nting a scries of Very able attich-a in reply tn
llie prrposlen ns demands nf tlie Hudson !n
Company. He gnre into the whole history n
that Company's npi-rutions. aud lmcka rip al
Ilia statements by rc-onid proof ftoni reliable
anthnritiee. He shows that in 18.12 that Com
pauy offered to tuke for all its possessions in
the United Mate Iras ronncr than it low asks
for Fnrt Vancouver alniie. The articles cm
trilmtrd by Gnr. Krana Might lo lie placed lie
lore Ihe CouiiliisnKia that ia to dispute uf tlie
matter.
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OREGON, MONDAY, NOVEMBER G, 1805.
Tltir TIIKOIbll OKKWI.N. .
Mr. 8. Rnwloa, oon of thu Coll'ux party,
writes us follows to the Springfield (Muss.)
Republican, of their trip through this State :
Jacksonville waa the first conspicuous point
in Oregon, and showed obvious flrst-ouuiinshlp
tn Yrcka and Shasta, Rut ita neighboring gold
diggings ntado better report; ninny of the five
hundred men engaged upon tnem in tne county
were very prosperous, and all wero malting
good wagea , promising quartx vcina wore also
discovered nnl ore lonuu evcrywnere aimosi
in theso mountain conntica nf northern Califor
nia and southern Oregon, gathering evidences
of much gald yet uiiornsliod or unilng, that
would still form the basis, with cheaper and
mure abundant labor and capital, of a large
population and now material growth in this ru
gioti, The northern oonnty of California (8i
kiyou) counts nn fewer than two thousand Chi
nese among Ita population, and of these eleven
hundred nro engaged in gold digging, frnm
whom, as foreigners, the Stnte gathera a tax of
four dollara a month eaoh, or frnm fifty to sixty
thousand dollara a year. That they pay this
cnormnua tribute, and still keep at work, ahmva
well enough that it paya them to warh mid ru
wash the golden sanda of theso Valleys.
The acenory of thia region Is full of vnrlona
beauty. Of conspicuous singloiohjuots, l'llot
Knob, a great chunk of bare rock standing un
a mountain tnp, ranka next tn Mount Shasta ;
it must be eight hundred to one thousand feet
high in itself, and, seen from all qunrtera, it
hna been famous as a pilot to the early emi
grants, in their journey uorosa jlns mountains.
The hills are rich with pine forests, ami these
grow thicker and the trees larger and uf great
er Variety, an also the valh-ya widen and seem
more fertile, ae the road progresses into Oregon.
Fira rival the pines and grow tn similar size,
one and two hundred feet high und three to five
feet in diameter. Further up in Oregon, about
tho Columbia river, the fir even dnniinntea. and
is the chief timber, and specimens nf it arn re
corded that are twelve feet through find three
hundred feet high ! The oak. too, lias its vic
tories In tho valleys, and wo rido Ihrnugh groves
and parks nf it that are indescribably beautiful.
That fascinating parasite, the mistletoe, ap
pears, too, and shrouds the brunches of the oak
with its rich, tender creen, mid feeds on its
rugged lire. Many an nnk had succumbed 'o
the greedy buuch-lioughs nf the mistletoe, that
lusu-ued themselves upon it, ami despite us
beauty mid the sentimental reputation it brings
to us from British poets, I enmo to shrink from
its touch nttd sight. More graceful and invit
ing nnd less obsorhing of lifo rather fokoti of
death waa the pendant Spanish moss, hanging
gray aud (ere and sad from tho pine brandies
and trunks, along our way in soulherti Oregon.
The birch, the ash, the spruce, Ihe arlinr vilte.
nnd the balsam, all cnnti'lbiitn tn these forests.
Hut they dn not rob your Cnnnrotiuiit Volley
nf its precious vims : to thuir individual beauty
no Ireu here can offer successful rivalry. In
aggregates, however, for forests of trees, for
size and beauty of pttiea nnd apruoea ami lira,
for amount and quality nf timber, na titnbor.
and for groves nf oaks, there cai bo no com
petition In tlie East to tho Sierra Nevada nnd
the Coast mountains nnd their intermediate
valleys in California and Oregon. They form
the perpetual wonder nnd nd miration aud en
thuainam nf the ttuveler. ,
'The cross-valleys of llie Rogue and Umpipa
rivers present many rich lielils Tor culture. I lie
soil is a gravelly luaiii. warm nnd fertile, more
favorahh, for fruits, especially the. grape and
tlie peach, than the more northern valleys of
Oregon. Hut tho way to mnrket ia long nnd
hard; and the product of agriculture here
must mainly go not to ihe world un the hoof or
in wool ; so that the tomptntion to tlie farmer is
not yet very strung ; yet we luiiud a lew rich
farina and quite prosperous gentlemen farmers.
"Joe" Lane, famous in Oregon politics, lives
in one these valleys ; hi occupation ol public
life is gono ; lie fell nut wilh a portion or his
own parly, and waa put out by the uprising
volume nf loyal and nnti-slavery sentiment,
wherein he has never shown any sympathy.
He waa an able but A low. coarse, groveling
politician. A man nf another description and
history ia Mr. Jesse Applegatc. whose fmno as
nn old pioneer, an Inniest, intelligent gentle
man, incorrupt idle in thought and act, and the
maker of good cider, kept increasing a we
neared hi home in the L'mpqua; and we mnde
hold to stop and tell him we had come to see
him nnd eat hi breakfast. We did nil to nor
supreme satisfaction, finding a vigorous old
mail, who had been here twenty live year,
participated largely in the growth and history
nf the country, and the conversion of its people
to right political principles ; clear and strong
and original in thought nnd its expression, with
views upon onr pnbho nlfnirs worthy the heed
uf our wisest ; everyway, indeed, such n man
as you wonder to find here in Ihe womls. rejoice
to ilitil anywhere, nnd hunger to have in his
rightful poeitimi. conspicuous in the Govern
ment. Oregon ought surely to send Jesse An
nitrate tn Washington, and thu general tesi:
nnmy is that she would, were he not so ini'ilii-
cab!)' hostile lo all thu helping arts of thu pub
licum and place-seeker, which is. nt loiirse,
only another reuson why she should do what
she yet doe not. Mr. Apph gate has sent his
three sons to the war. nod remain in their
place to onrry on his farm nf two thousand
aores. Hut (arming here, he snys, is hut a
cheap, careless process ; labor I so dear, nnd
grain grow so easily, nnd the market is so dis
tntit. that there is no incentive for renl cultiva
tion in the business. Grass grnws naturally,
abundantly : timothy seed rinvii npnii the un
Inoken soil gives the best of permanent mow
ing ; and so mild are the winters and so abnii
dni't the feed upon bill and plain, that even
flint is only a precntitinn against exceptional
snow. 1 bough he I eds entile by the ntintlreil
and thousands, he has now one hundred and
twenty-live tons nf hay that he cut two years
ago. out lor which he had no use.
Two dms and night of rou.-li riding frnm
Jacksonville, over rather nnuiililnry roads, limit
mine year ago by the since famous General
Hunker, hrought us out. n a sweet June-liKe
afternoon, upou the hill that overhaiks thu head
ol the Willamette Valley. Here Ihe mountain
rautres cease their mazy diiucing logeiher. nnd
take their places enst nnd west, feeding a river
that runs midway norm one liotidreti and twen
ty five miles lo the Columbia river, and water
ing a valley through that bugth and fr fifty
niiles wide. This ia Ihe Willamette river nnd
valley the garden nf Oregon itself Oregon j
that which led emigrants here years before the
gold discoveries nn Ihe I'acifio coast j Ihe holder
of ncurly-two thirds uf all the inhabitants id
the State; the source of the present strength
aud prosperity uf the .Slate; and Us sure secur
ity for Ihe lulure; lifting it above tho uncer
tainties of mining, and giving guaranty of lia
bility, intelligence and cmulort lo ita people
We were led down into thia indeed paradisin
cal valley through richest grores of oak ; the
same are scattered along the loot hills on eitli
er side, or people 'h swelling hills that occa
stonnlly vary the prairie aurlnce nf Us central
line : while the river, strong and freo and nav
igable through the whole valley a part of the
year, and through the lower half at all limes,
furnishes a deep belt of forest through the very
middle of the valley. Jtcvcr beheld 1 mote
fascinating theater for rural homes ; never
seemed more fitly united natural beauly and
comforts, and feililitjf of (oil, and variety of
production ; never were my bucolic inliiict(
deeper stirred than in this first outlook upon
.. 1 1- M ... 'l-l... ...:l : .
tliu v iliatlieiie am-y. i in is a enong,
cluvcv Vegetable Ion in, on a hardpan liotli III
holding manure lightly, and yielding large
cmps of small grama, apples and potatoes.
Wheat and apples are Ihe two great crops al
present ; much of tlie improved laud being set
nut Willi apple orchards, that enme into full
bearing frnm i" to litre years after planting.
Wool aud In-ef also with the lower valiei,
are leading ileitis in the agricultural wealth of
the Willamette. I he lulls aul t alleys id in
teiinr Oregon furnish almost inexhaustible and
cntilinunl pasture grounds. Tho spring is ton
cold and Wet for peaches; the summer nights
are ton coin tor corn, tlmogli it ia grown
to a limited degree; hut Isabella and Ca
tawba grapes ripen perfectly ; it i the home
nf tho cherry, pears, plums nnd all thu mall
berries rencli high perleclintl. Inn average'
yield or wheat m' tho valley ia twenty-hvo
bushels tn tlie nore, but liftv is oltetr obtained
with careful cultivation. Though this vulley
supports a population of fifty thousand, by ogri
culture, only, probably not otiu-teiith of ita area
has yet felt tho plow, and certainly mot over
onu.hulf ia utidur fence. lis beat lauds can be
bought for frnm five to 25 dollara an acre, de
pending upon improvements nnd nearness in
village, and river. Only specially favored farma
go higher, n aome do, to fifty and even one
hundred dollars an acre, Much of the farming
is unwisely done ; the farina are generally loo
large, tne original locations neitig mostly oi six
hundred and forty acrea each ; and the agri
cultural population are largely M Issoiir inns'.
Kentuukiana nnd Tennosseeans, of that clnss
who ate forever moving farther weit, ond only
top here because there, !s no beyond but the
ocean. Tho Eastern men proper In Oregon,
of whom there are Indued many, are mostly in
the villages nnd towns, lenders In trade and
otitumerce nnd manufactures, us well at in the
professions.
the
I he agriculture of Oregon know no uot)
drawback nnd donht na the long smuttier
drouths tlmt hung over that or all the rest ol
thu country west of the Rocky Mountain, and
rentiers expensive Irrigation a necessity tn oer
tainly in culture. Her fertilo'reghhi so iflatfi'
fertile, indeed between the Conit mountain
and the Sierras, or the Cascade, as the interior
range nf imiuntains is gulled in Oregon, is
abundantly supplied with ruin the year round.
1 hero is enough In summer tn rlpon the crops,
and nut tint much tn interfere with harvesting (
and the winter is one long ahower of aix months.
1 lie Caliluriiiaiii call their northern neighbors
the Web-Feet , mid from nil account there is
something loo iniioh nf ruin nnd mud during
the winter season ; hut Ihe facility mid perfec
tion which it agriculture enjoys in ciiseiiteuou
leaves the practical siJc of the juke with the
Oregouiiin. There is no auow in Ihe valleys
of middle nnd western Oregon ; only rain und
mist denilen the dorinitnt season ; hut February
ia usually A clear and wtirni iiinnlh, and thu
work uf the farmer Ihen actively begin. The
summers nro long and favorable, wilh warm
tiny but cool night more endurable for the
system than New England summers, and kind
er for all vegetation, wilh llie single exception,
peilinp, of Indian corn. 1 lie average lein
peruturo i f tlie Williiuicttn Valley lor the six
summer iiinnlh Is I rum (15 to 70, and nf the six
winter months from 40 to 45 degrees. And
grass grow through all ita so-called winter.
Eugene City, Corvallis, Albany, Salem, Ore
gon Cily nnd l'orlland. lire the chief centers of
population in the Willamette V alley, in the or
dcr in which we passed tlicni. coming down to
Ihe (Jolutnliin. Nile tn is the (State Capital, and
is a benutilullv located, thriving inland town
Here onr party had a Statu reception; hero I
met our old Democratic brother editor of West-
field, Mr. Asuliel Hush, who bus made A for
tune here, nnd wielded large power in ihe pol
ilica of the State, dethroning on the Douglas
breach Joe Lune us Senator, hut failing to keep
progression in the right ilireoMnti, Is now linn
self dethrnned by the Union and R-pnblicnn
possession of tint State, nnd I in retirement
trum newspaper and busincse, nnd meditating
Enstern migration ; here, ton, Reuben Hoise,
uf Hiaitdlord origin and Cliiuopeo residence, has
grown into just distinction nnd is one of the
Supreme Judges of (he State, but has his real
deuce on a beautiful farm on ono nf lite neigh
boring foothills ; and from here, also, we took
sleainboiit passage, fifty miles, to this town
Portland, the ciimmereinl anil hnsiitts cen
ter of the State, and hull-rival to Sun Fran
cisco itself, and the only olln-r town. Indeed, of
prominence on lite I'acifio coast, thai shows
signs of steady, uninterrupted prosperity nt
Ihis inotn'nt. At Oregon City, on our wny
hither, wo paid respect to tin orignal capital id
the I erritnrv, inspected new ami extensive
wihiIc n mill that cost seventy. five thousand did
lar III gold, and were railroaded around tin-
fall of tlie Willamette, which, though not
brilliant feature in the natural scene, offere an
almost inexhaustible water power lor the iiinii
ufactiire that the agricultural productions of
thu btn'.v invite, and the enterprise of its citl
xen i already eagerly and wisely rebelling
inrwnru 10.
Going Oveb to tub Pk.vil. The Vir
ginia inmn. of Nevada, formerly a strong
L ninn organ, ha changed hands, and ia now
priuled as a Copperhead organ. Still relninitig
I lio name 'Union " at Ita bead, in order to de
ceive, the Carson Appeal. ohjeot,to (he decep
turn in the following siratghtlorwnrd manner:
Grovel in your niter basenesa if you will
Jonea & Co.. hut for God' sake vlinngo the
name of your paper. rite Cnpporliendisin
for pay, plunder or patronage, if you will, but
limi t do it under tho name ol the ( ninn. I n
your commodity the " Huckster," or the ' Hire
ling, il roil will, but do allow thai yon liav
not got so fur down in tlie scale of wretched
lies uud stimuli as In liu willing In disgrace Hie
only good name that yon i-vi-r claimed. Craw
on your bellies, in Democratic sluin, if you will
hut do It in yonr new suit of hulteriitit, anil
save from that disgrace the borrowed suit ol
blue in which you havn been pretending lo
serve the Lord and four country, lio lo li I.
if you will, bnt in the inline of nil that is
cred, renounce your name, as yon have your
religion, before you get there.
On the same subject, the Gold Hill Xews
any a :
Let the name of the paper he changed let
it be calleil Mrs. Stirratt. let it lie dell. Davis,
let it he Booth, let it lie Wirlx.Trnitor. Arnold,
Devil, or anything else signifying ils true pull
tin. Let it nn longer desecrate the dear name
of Union, while spouting il infernal treachery,
A PI ULIC l.JiEMV.
Kola, l'm.K Co., Oct. Stl, IHtij.
F.D. Statesman: I see by the last Issua of the
"Olympi-llyena-Uevicw" that it is still making
war on the now agricultural paper. I Hare any
that Mr. Hicks is the only editor in the Stnte who
has given the cold shoiildur to III farmer pa
per: and he must bo in gross ignoranre of the
wishes of the people nf thia valley, if he supposes
that such a course will help is paper along.
1 Ins strange column on llie pari or a paper winrn
itself anneals In Ihe farmers fur support, can be
accounted fur only on the cronud that the Iteviow
has been hirtii lo abuse the Agrii ultiirl-t. Am
Ihis remind me of the course taken by Ilia lit!
fellow who who run the defunct "Hyena," in re
lalion to the interest nl th wool-growers of Or
ceen. When Ilia woof cruwers mot to form an
association to protect their interests, tlie Arena
ridiculed the idea, and npnoaeil tba movement l
everyway il could and linaliy hail lo "cave."
The WooMirowers' Association wa a success,
and raised the p.ices nf wool fully five cent per
pound. Ihe Arena hart subscribers by that move
ment: and iust let its successor lo on in their un
called-for opposition to an agricultural paper, Mid
they will lose many a one over in Polk. The
farmers dnn't carawho publishes the agricultural
paper. I hey isiil not ausiain any nui on wniri
a frna frnm tiolitlcs and i properly fundurted
and that one ihrv will sustain, ao matter who
nna it Ai rnnliiiir tn the Arena s idea, wactigli
not to buy goods ur trade will, any ce but thus
who ar of Ihe nine political failh wilh ourselves.
Out upon all such ungenerous, unmanly, envious.
Jealous, mean ideas! Aro wo never to have any
mora sociability, or lib asaiit friendships, between
neighbors of d liferent partieat Tha loan or III
paper who will teach such A hateful spirit of prej
udice, should nut be encouraged ; and when li
earrie his party spirit and political spite ao far
lo tiipno wiail growers'a associations and agri
cultural papers, ha on-lit to be treated aa a pu
lie enemy. ' A r akmkm
"Carole" li hi is nnder arrest at Black
foot t'lly lor passing imgut dust
X
WHOLE NO. TGI.
l DOMESTIC ITEMS.
A MRftlfANics' Inbtitutr. The Portland
mechanic aro trying to organixo an association
to promote their iuleresla a reyy commenda
ble move Why not tlie meclmnios and arti
aona of Salem move in the same direction. The
following is tho Agreement:
" We, the subscribers, engaged in meohani
oal pursuits na mechanics, in the city of Port
land being deaiiotia to adopt tho nmst efficient
means tn faoilitute mutual Intercourse, extent!
onr knowledge and information npon median),
cal and subjects of general utility, promote a
spirit of useful inquiry and qualify ourselves to
disoharge properly tho duties of our pursuit!,
as well as the social duties of life have assn
ointed ourselves for the purpose of oolleoting a
library, establishing a rending room, and organ
ixiug a system of instruction by leottire and
classes, together with such other means nf mu
tual improvement ai may bu found advantn,
geona." i
A comet is now milking it way towards the
earth, nnd mar he seen some diatance nerth of
the lour stars of the constellation Pegasus. It
shows very dimly at present, but aa it is own
ing diruotly towards tf.o earth, it may soon lie
Itiiulr seuu without the aid ol n class. It an-
ara now aa A pale light, with a bright spot in
c center. , , ', ,.
Horse-stealing has become very prevalent
around Owyhee, and it ia believed-" that the
lutes are nlnne responsible for it. The adul
terutlon of gold dust ia producing a lively dis
flct.lon rtbout thu) means of procuring onin to
use in general nueliieaa operations,
Tbo upper end of town, nn the levee, pre
sents a lively appearance. A doten or more
lilp-carpenters are busily engaged laying the
irst timbers ot the wharf boat for the O. a. N
Company. Umatilla Advertiser.
Evidences of thu richness of the urine on
Elk Creek, tributary of the Middle Fork ef
nun Day Have been exhibited in thia plaoe,
l the shape nf pieces weighing as muoh aa
aorenly dollars, valuing it at sixteen dullara an
ounce. Mountaineer.
The First National Rank nf Portland, having
onmplied with the provisions of An act to pro
vide a uutiRiia! ourreuoy, la authorised to com-
ineiiue the busincu of banking. - ,
Expiikss Across tub Cascades. An ex
press-carrier advertises to leavo Albany. Linn
county, lor Canyon City, going over the Leba
non wagon road.1 ' - . i, ;i '
Tun Policy of the Democracy. While
the Reporter and thu Democrat are fiercely do
nouncing the " policy men" in the Democratic
party, and while the " Olympic-Arena Review"
diokenng nrotind aud trying In drive a trade
itb Conservative Republ cans, asserting tn the
Democrats that it is "policy" to endorse John
son and moderate on State Rights, tho Rev. P.
Nnsby, the great lender nf tho Democracy
In Now Jersey, voluntarily gives the following
advice tn his Democratic brethren, one and all,
which will 'certainly not he objeolioiiablo to
either the Johnson Democrat! or Ihe Sorratt
Dcmooruta. HearNasby: ! i
' Alluz assert that the nigger will never be
hlu to tnko cure nv liisseit. lint will alius i a a
nibliu burden. IIu may possibly give us the
ie by going to work, lu siuh a emergency the
ilonlv uv t'l'rv Di ; ouriit ia lilane. Ho niual
not he allowed to work. Assocl uiona must be
irgaiiixed, pledged tn neither give him employ
ment, to work Willi linn, In work lor any an
w ho will give him work, nor patronize cny wan
who dux. ( I wood scjest that aich uv as na hex
bin loretonnlt l git credit nnd pay a triflo on
aknnnt, an as to imiko our patronage wuth
nlliin.) Thi course, rigidly and percislently
fullered, wood drive the best UV em to stui liu
and the rest nv cm tn Ihe poor-house, provin
wat we her alluz olaimd, that they air a Idle
ml vtsbn nice.
Ef thnr aint no nigger, the Scntral Com
tnitu-u must furnish em. A half n doien will
do for A ordnary county. If ibeyre bustled along
with energy. LI they won't sleel, bentrsl
Commitlia must do it theirtelves. Shew yer
nigger in a township in tho morning, and tlie
same niln roll the close line and ben roosu.
Ever willin to saciilicu myself for the cause, I
volunteer to do this latter ilooty in six populu
cnuntis.
Is
Mount Hood in California t We
lake tbo following from the Sun Francisco
Citron iclc :
We see from tho Boston papers that Hier-
studt'a California pictures are hugely admired
ill tlmt oily. Three of thein, his Mount lloml.
liateiniio and bidden Gate, are new on exhi-
lititui there."
We would really like to know if I ho Califor
nia journalists claim that Oregon is in Califor
nia, or is a California province f and whether
or not California embrace all the terri'nry ly
ing west of the Rooky Mountains, and between
Mexico and British Columbia? Tbo studied
suppression nf everything which relate tn the
scenery, pinduulinns, or resources of Oregon,
by some California papers, is a contemptibly
mull business ; and in just retaliation, we hope
that Oregon newspaper will hereafter assert.
and continue to assert until it ia taken for the
truth, that Califurni i ia a sago desert, ami that
San Francisco Is located npon the rising crater
of another Vesnvian volcano.
Military Affairs. On Out. 1st, Captain
William, while scouting with 'i men, disoov
ered an Indian camp in the willows on Silrie'a
River. A charge was immediately made, and
ono Indian (llie only oocnpnui ) waa ki led, and
several hundred pounds of lish oaptnied. Ill
command I now building winter quarters and
putting up hay lor the animals, preparatory In
a winter campaign. The camp is located on
Silvie's River, 13 miles norih of th east end nf
Harney Lake.
Carried Montana. The Cops are making
a great blow about their little victory nver io
Montana. They can n'ways carry Idaho and
Montana, where Vigilnnoe Cnmmilteea hav to
preserve law nnd order. They can nlao doubt
less curry Ihu Five l'oiuls. Botany Hay, or any
other place of that character ; but they nevar
carry an ch-cliou in 'the land of steady litliiU.'
Ho, roit Tillamook ! A very respectable
onmht-r nf immigrant I now seeking the ver
dant pastures nf Tillamook eonnty i nni th
11 schooner frnm Portland In that Hay coald
not carry all the Ireighl winch was oiTerud. , ,
Foot Proposes to Fiomt n THE
Fl.AO. Wneu United Slate Cansul-Gsneral
puller returned to Montreal from the Detroit
Commercial Conveiitinu, an excited mob gath
ered in the vicinity uf bi office, and threaten
edfo tear down Ihe Stars and Stripe. Th
intention lo commit this outrage reached
Foot' ear, uud he became very excited.
"Wc.vb bad onr fight over il." said lie. "but
(with A conpl ol round oalhi) no foreigner
shall tear it down, unles over my dead body !"
Hvi.liiil'liolilA. Hydrophobia I prcvnihnr,
In an alarming event in Indianapolis. Th
Journal ya about taenlv persoua hav bitten
by mad dog ailliin A few days. A number
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THE INC0NHISTKXT DEMOCRACY.
General Slucutn. the military commandant
nf the Department of the Mississippi, issued
an order in winch be, among other things,
aaya :
"The Provisional Governor ha thought prop
er, withont consultation wilh the Department
Commander, or with any ether offioor of the
United Statei on duty hero, tn organize and
arm a foroe in every oonnty, urging the "young
men of tho Stnte who have so distinguished
themselves for gallantry," to respond promptly
In hi oall ; meaning thereby that olassef men
who hav as yet scarcely laid dowu their anno,
with whiob they have been opposing onr Gov-,
eminent. Such foroe, If organized aa proposed,'
U tn be independent of the military authority
now presont. and auperior in strength to tlw
United State forcea on duty in the State. T
permit the "young men who have so diitln
gniihed themselves" to be Armed And organ
ized, independently of United Btatea militArjr
Offioera on doty here. And to allow them to
rate in cmintles now garrisoned by onlorad
troops, fieled, as many of these are, not only
with piejudice against those troops, and against,
tlie exeoution nf order relative tn freed men,,
but even againat onr Government itaflf, woo Id
bring about volition at nnoev ami iitoreaaer.
in a ten -fold degree the difficulties that now fee
set the people. , , , ,.- .'.'
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"It li therefore ordered that Diatrlot Com
mander give notioe to all personal within their'
respotiv districts, that no military organise!-,
ions, except Ihoae nnder the control of the.
United Stnte authmltio. will lie permitted
within their r.-'.pectlvu onminanils ; and that if
any attempt ia made to nrgaiiisvafW oh ne- . .. .
tlce, those engaged in it will he Arrested." -.-.
Thia order nf General Slissuio was landed,
tn the akies by the Rudioal pres everywhere,,
while It gave the deepest concern to those who
have At heart tho speedy pacification uf th)
country anil ita restoration to ita ancient pros
perity. In Mississippi, it exoited the moat
anxiou solicitude and the profoundost feeling,'
and it wn believed that Governor Sharkey
would resign, if it should be sustained by the
Government. Aa anon, however, aa Mr. John,
sou learned the audacious coarse of Gen Slo-
eum, ho immediately directed the Seoretary of
War tn countermand Ihe order. .'',' .
We take lb above from a neighboring pa
per which pretends to lie a democratic heet.
It denouuoe Gen. SliKium for issuing tho order
quoted, and makes the occasion of Its with
drawn! an exouae tn endorse President John
son ; but forgets entirely to tell the public that
lifter Gen. S loco in hail iasned and publishod
this order, tho so called Democracy of New
York placed the same Gen. Sloonin in nomina
tion for Secretary of State, at the very mast- ,
head of the demiKjnitto ticket. "Oh consisten
cy, tlmu art A jewel" not at all prized by
democratic editor. 1 ''
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Tub Oath of Loyalty. In July, 1863,
a law was passed by Congress requiring the
following oath of "every person eleoted or Ap
pointed to any office of honor or emolument,
civil, military or naval, or any other depart
ment of the publio aervioe, except the Presi
dent of tlm United States," to wit :
I solemnly swear that I have never voloni
tar! Ily borne arms agninat the United State
inoe I have been a citizen thereof; that I hav
voluntarily given no aid, countenanoe, ooun
aul or encouragement to persons engaged in
armed hostility thereto; that I have neither
sought nor accepted, nor Attempted to eievosss)
the functions of Any office whatever nnder Any
authority or pretneded Authority in hostility ta
the United States ; that I have not yielded A
voluntary auppnrt to any pretended Govern
ment, authority, poweror onusfitulloa within the
United Suttus hostile or inimical thereto ; and
I do further awear that to the beet of my knowl
edge and ability I will enppnrt and defend the
Constitution uf the United 8tatea." etc. " ' '
- Thia is the oath, says the New York Trib
me, which the meuibera of the lest CongreM
wero required, and which the member! of-the
new Congress will he required, to take. The
question recurs, will the two houses, nr either
of Ihem. conlder the Kresirtem" smtmiy ass- -wiping
ont all olTense connected with th Use
rebellion 1 In Any event, it would anpear that
there must be mine modification of this oath
na a preliminary step to the ndm avion of mem
bers from the South, and npon thia issue We
may expect a lively time upon the very thresh
old of the new Congreaa. , . ,' , . j
Our Rela tions with China New York.
Oct. 22. The approaching change in oor rel.
linns with China is discussed with earnestness
in thu English pres. The Shanghai oer
respondent of Ihe London Time atutea that
hitherto the American national represent
ative have been treated wilh ill-oonoealed die
like, and in some coses contempt, lie atlnbs
nlr this foot partly lo the absence of th
American fleet in China waters, And partly ta
llie habit of making consols nf missionaries.
Now that a United Slates fleet is nn the road
tu Chine, nu extraordinary change is Anticipa
ted in tho mutual diplomatic relations of th
twocniintries. The Times' special asks wheth
er the first introduction nf the American fleet
will not bv of a hostile oharaeter. The Ameri
can citizen, Hurgevine, for whose restoration
nn imperative deiuaud hid been mad by the
United States Consul, is believed tu hav
been either starved or executed. .
The Liverpool Post believe that io futars)
tho English diameter in China wil be oousid
frailly affected by American rivalry. , i( (
Fatality amonq Horsls. Th Yreka
Journal haa the annexed !
There haa appeared among the horses of J.
H. Ager. on Willow crrck, Shasta Valley, a
singular disease, which. In almost every ease,
ha proved falnl to th animal. Whan th
horse i first utlacked hv appears quite raven
ous, eating everything within his reach, and .
remains nn his feet until he fall over, when be
die without a atrnggle. Dissection show th
blood in be very thick and putrid. No reaaaa
ha yet been ascertained as to Ihe cause of the
disease. The tame fatality bu also existed
among the horses nf Mott, nn the Horsley
ranch, who seema to attribute it to alkali water
and the thickening uf the blood, and reoooj.
mends free etc nf sulphur na a preventive. 1
I tT Copporbead paper, alluding to "th
bloody mistake nf political faction." saya i .
"The many friends of Miss Annie Surral
will lie glad to learn that her health has great
ly improved within a week or two. although
she I far from being the happy, joyoo girl
Hint ah once wa." -. ,- -
We wonder whether Mr. Abraham Lincoln
is "the Joyous woman she once was." And
whether the "bloody mistake of a eertAinjpo
lilioal faction" ha uot bad a depressing effoe
ou her also J ting.
A Novel Can. A dissolution of 'patri
monial copartnership" between a man and hi
wife, occurred recently at a plaoe in thia Terri
tory not necessary to mention. The Separa
tion had been agreed epnn fur enme time, bt
owing lo lh parli having a half aere of 0
ripe onions, il was postponed until the crop
could he gathered und divided. The time
came at lust llm itcnleuta were divided, and
the esMiplu srpArnled. Fact. Washington
Standard. . ., . , ,
Ethnological. Th Copperhead paper all
claim that llie negro ia uot the equal of th
white man. Who dispute it I Iu opposition
In the Govern nun t In lime of war, tney ar
hot equal In Copperhead. I ai.rrtl sn f
velH't vJiiefiains, ibry en, not vqoal In CoppeSN
bend, In gelling mulaltoea, they ar no
equal to Democrat Appeal. t ,
nTTbrre are I.3.KI drinking houses io th
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wny "I i ii,iih,.i,-, .,,, . -
way goes Democialio by large niapiiities.