The Oregon statesman., November 20, 1865, Page 1, Image 1

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THE OREGON STATESMAN
Ths Oregon Printing and Fubliihlng Company,
PUOPUIETOUS.
Offloial rtptr of the State.
TKItMH l'oryor,:i,()li Mix months, v!,UU,
wf T, iihnr tir itrb'tn In coin. UtfUl Ttuiter note
will bf titkrn unl If ittthtl rrm'reftl filth.
K.'iiiUliiici nmy l "H'l" li,v nulla! lliarl.kof the soli-
Ibhuri, ! wslln'l iu lltt iruit'iK:c ul a poilinn.lur.
.DRAKE'S, . ' ,
mum mm.
. S. T.--1860-X. '''!'!,"
Th6 rapidity with which
inil'rtin in I IT I Tl All lllTTrnO
JIiivolwoiiOHlloUSKHOIiDNKCKSSITIftliroiiKli.
uut civilinul nations, m without n pur
ullet in Mm history of
the world. ,
J''"'" ' ' OVBlt ' I' '
TWO MILLION, ONIi Ill'MRED THOUSAND
Were Sold in TWELVE Months.
AND
1 This Demand in Dully Increasing!
BU( II nnd I'OOIt, OLD and YOUNG
Indies, l'hyslclnnii-and Clergymen-
KINIl T. AT IT ' '
JtovIvoM li-oiiii(f Spirit,
Ia-ikIs STKEX.TSI to i)m KjMciii
Vigor to tho Mind,
AND 1 , .
Exhausted Nature's Great
RKSTOTiTCIi.
llK otfoct, in ciimw uf
DYSPEPSIA,
liOssof Apprlilo, W:ikiis Fxres
ivo raiiuo, Soui'Moinui'h, den
ial l'sMMil4n-yT Ac.
IS MOST EXTIiAOKDINAUV.
It i i'nniiH(?il of tlit el mil-out rnolw mul lwi'n, tlte
tin' (-cl.-fMiiiMl .4 1. IN AY A H AHlt, etc, nil pre.
ffurvutl in nre 1ST. t'llOJX HUM. A it nmtv Appe
tizer. liuHltliy, Hgrutitible iitimiilunt, it luw iKt
C'pllll.
It in Hoik liy h!I npt'ctul-le (iraler, tn every Town,
PiiriNli, ViHjt'u'fl Hrd HiMiilet, tlirniiiftt.iiit North mid
South A murk-, Kuriite, hiiiI t.i Inlinulu of tho
JCHiH.
t Xutie cun w uimuiiKt nnln ..enrimr tlm pri
vate Unit.. Suite Stamp ovr tliu cork, with Hiim
turu uu Hli'ul 1 1 la to luliul uf
I. A.1UAKE.&CO.
S3IIXII Ac DAVIS,
71 Trout Nrect, Portland, Onm.ti.
M)l, AUr.y 'TM I'O IE OKUttO,
wul the TuniUtrit'd.
SuptW, 1W3 , 30
A. Jj L. V. N'S
LUFJC BALSAM!
i , , i ths nxMKnr rou ctiuxo ,
Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
CKOtT, 1MSEAS1JS of the TIIKOAT,
Bronchitis Pains and Oppression of Uic
Chest or Lungs, Difficult Breath
ing and all the Diseases
of the Pulmonary
Organs.
ITS Hftioti expeclfinint.iiltt'raijvo, itidoriiie, 1h
tiv, (iiiiplmrKH, and limnetic, wliich icihiVih it one
of the niimt valimlilo rtmt'MlicM kliuwn for rnriiijr oiit
HNflS of tlie luiiy. It uxciten exrwrftmtttuii, hiuI
chuwk tli luiin tn throw oH' the plilcirm or ntitniM :
:HASiES THE EC H R Tl h S AM) I'd
JilFiEH THE itl.OOlh heals the irrilHli piirtu ;
ivA Mtruiirtli to tliu li)it.Btivo orHiiit; hiiiiifH thu liver
to ilk proper Htiiuti, ntnl iuipitrtH Btix-ntli tothu whole
vtem. mhIi w th iuitiieiiiato utul witinfuctry tf-fi-ct,
(hut it m wat muted to hretik tip the nuwt ilitt
trecinu cotiyli in n Imv liouin' time, it not of too Umu
ftuiuilhuf. Ilia wttnui'tcd to ftvu entire wniffm-thm, ,
Vfii in ihe Mf'tt conjirmrd caw of eoMumptwn ! j
Il is wilt-runted uut to proihu-e nwiivnieM (whiiJi i
(he rHite with tmwt riMt?iiii or iiIIltI the Ix'iul, hh it
con tains im )pimn in huv form it m wiirrmiled to he
J'LJil'EiJTL V HAUMLEiiS i the uiwt (U hcate :
cliild, uithouith it i active anil powerful reiiicdv for
ruHtoriiiLt tho msU-iu. Therein in real iiertniutv fnr
io iniuiv d'-athi hy cnnoioptiim. when A LljfcN'S
lil'NU JtALSAM will prevent il, if only taken iti
time.
Sold hy all Dnn.'iitn. V-ire l? I er Intftle.
hMlTU & DAVIS, I'oithmdtnejfoii,
8et(.. 22, ltw. fienenil AK'Utii for I lie State.
X)riiulr;t li'm
VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS.
T in iffnenilly known llini my OramlfiitliiT hi the
. nriiriiml iuvetinir oC i!imi nMnnrklile pilli.
lip WHd it m-ielitilif uiHlitHinl u UM'tlival rnrtitioner
of the Old S lifnU. Itm Imniiiiiug uliirllii'il hi the mor
tality tliHl KlU'inlnl the lllvi-ilili'j hiiiI Mineral l'ntr
tiiu.' Ite tnnifil liin iilleutHin in tlie wtii'ly nf tmltirvHiid
the plnlim..ihv ul riiwrnw. an hIimi Iu the tulural roine
.liill HtfHitH wliicli he ImiuH In cxinl exciimivi'ly ill the
Veu'eliitili Kinviliiin. Ill liiit rewnn-lii anil iiiveeli
tHliiiMH. lie het'iiiue fully mitiHlieil llmt the life whm in
tho hlnml: tlmt hy whatever iihuic ilineiixes were Uii
tiii.iiili'it, i inpiiril v of the lilmid wiw tlm niirte of
nil il .imuie ami trulhfiil iJorlriiie. wliieh, ill wliK'iiiK
nil iliwaw-'i tn ll anil. lu-iivMtvily enlahlii'llril Ihe fac-t
flail ull were tn be treated uu the name general (trio
viil-ii. v- lT urirtlliHI.
Nnw tiie KraiKi dillit-iilly mnvUted in deviniiiff il veir
etahle rtitnfMiutid llmt would invigorate. mrify, hihI
rltinwthe lilnoil. rnrrert mid reualale' all the differ
t Beerelinia. Hlid hy tartatiiMi diehalve the whole
liiaMof nmrliiil inaltVr froia the lanly, wilhoat rednc
ini; Hie MiviikiIi. After thirty year of i hue applira
tioll, he runwdered Ilia ot.jtct- fully HiT-lli4ihi;d in
the prwliirtinn ot mere pill", wnirli nave now ueell
before Ihe pulilir One Hundred mid Konrleen Yea,
nd it il" nnw (H"5) nearly :tl years rinre I r. Hrall
Iit.Ii . Vetretuhle I'liivenwl Life l'rewnrinif l'lll
were Brut prvei.led in tlie Amerrmn piihlir dnrinit
whitli time their onwrinr exrelleitre and virluee have
liei'ii exti nnively proi laiined hy mpe and pamphlet,
nnd a rapid yearly Incifiiee of Ibe mIo of thein ef
feited. To know what will tave life, to know what will
realore heal'h, iaa knowledge o to lai hidileii, I.
tlierernre, ae a man denirini; to do my dn;v faithfully,
have dottel down soiim- of tny thiriv five yi'ar' exjw
rienrewiih ltrandrelii I'i'.la, whicli are an eflei'iual
uMiftatit of nature, and ramw the expuloiou of ueri
liionions hnwre Ihe arraiiiin nf every tirkneM. I.'t
m Hihuit that roriiipl huiimni prevent the free eircula
tion of the blond, that Itninilrelh'l INII. take nut
liene II ore, jtivinK himllh fur pain, and itnoollh for
wiakuriw.
io uian in ah'k aave when the prinriple of enrrnp
tioii irela Ihe neremli'iirv: Itralidrelh l fills aid Ihe
Life Prinriple to reirain ihe empire br removing tlie
corrupt hiiinnni fnmi the bialy.. Many a time I have
eeen me appan'miy ai me laet eon, v. lien lliese t Hie
wen (riven, and in a fuw hoiira tlw ilanirer vhi tatel,
unit health's tfod lidu Kiive Hie patient renewed life
. and vior. Many arv the father, mother, aonn. and
diimhters. the aaved.
Tliene cidehraled PilU are roinpwd wholly of me
dicinal herb, and do not of main any mercury or other
mineral, beinir perfectly harmiue to (lie mnet tender
aue or weakest frauie: ret sure In search not the chum J
of su-kiieM. and riartvn Ura lieullli if taken arconling
to the directions. j
It no one iinnnitie thev ore ton weak In hear the i
' ettert nf these I'ills. wliii)! put no weakness into the 1
frame, lint draws weakness onL A few doses will be
del ruliliuVlK-e, and then the beauties of piiriiathm will
ttraJaallv lienone iintoldes) tn our view, which, en
lorced with ilrsudrelh s VnretabU lliiveisal I'ills, is
Ims leeaseeeeer din.nw where thenrmms are euand,
' and rreellv hierease tlie s Tenure of linnian hie.
I ksre new ned on mr own peri, and prepared
Itnd adminisKred. Ilraudreih s Pills for ihir.y lite
years. I beiiev lla-y are the la:t puritative in the
wurlJ; and with this metlicul iiulily tliny bvs) also
tome effect. And as I am of the irm opinion that
tiiHamniaiioti and fevers are eananl hy corrupted
blKod sot beina- timely evaennied, because h rejri.
tales, so to speak over the wh'de bodv, and thne ror
rnpts the sound bhod that should nourish all thenietn
bers, and aetnally destroys and anilyies members or
oriraas tiiat are unsound': aud as I kuow that these
Pills have direct e In remove all oormpt blond
tnd aerimo.iMms humors from the WMv in fnet, all
humors below Ihe vital standard of health: so I should
be iimliy of a ureal sin, did 1 not do all ib aiy power
to proswale tile use of a medullas which is poaeeesed
of prupsrti. s so oiiculaied tu save and Increase lie
mveraire of human lils.
TUPuWwTk.VJAUIV UKASDIlLTir,M.D.
PrinciiisJ efficef. Hnwdreth . Veiteiahle t niversal
Pdu. ukAXDKtra s nnuisr, '--j-
W. V. HK10ttiSTII.
OHIce at ('BANK A ItUltill AM . tan trmiscj.
i'or suie ail iet;l.:t ikJtw : nicdiciws ly
- " - ' 1 1 ' - I. TT... " ,J . Jl'.'.'Zr.. J'.' .77"" " . ' " "' 1 - " -- 1
V()L;15NO. 8.
Cooke, McCully ; & Co,,
I h ari aw omniNo muuii th
Largest and Best Selected Stock
CLOTHING DRY-GiODS,
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
Ever hroiiKlit to tho VVilliimelte valley, and will
dimioM or the sumo ul the very LOWKST I'ltlCKS.
Suliim, June 5. IHi, 1-ltf
WOOL, WOOL.
NOTICE is hereby given that we want to pur
cIiHe
100,000 Pounds of Wool,
For which wo will pnv the HIGHEST MAR
KET I'KKjlu, IN VAUU.
COOKE, McCt'LLY tt OQ.
Salem, June 5th, 115. . .' 4if
Private Medical Institute.
EsUihlished hy
DR. J. C. YOUNC ,
- IIV-ll-lCSO,
FOR TIIE CUKE OK PWYATE DIS
EASES, OF WHATEVER
NATUHE,
And all Female complaints.
Consulting Ollice,
G-IO -Vtiahiuf ton Ktreot,
Hcctinil buililiiiH hulow Montgomery St.,
SAN FKANCLSCOt : .( CAL1F0KXIA.
XO CXKE, NO PAY.
COXHL'LTATION BV LETTER, Olt OTHER
WISE, EKEE.
For Direction of Letters, Soo Below.
rpiIIH CELEI1RATEI INSTITUTE has enjoyoa
X on thin eoiiHt ail uninterrupted Hurci-w of Koiiiteen
veiirs, and Iihk become one of the renowned llomiiialH
of tlifl Wn, What the celebnited Iork IlnHpitaU Jh to
t I I . . J - I.I! .1 .
i jimuiMi, unii n.e uu fFn rfiHMviifii f-aiairiiwioieni oj
Uieord to l'arin. thin IiiMitute Iihh liecomn to the Pa
cific Count. The thiaimuirU auiuially received and
cured, phice it In point of number of putiontu amon
the very lii't of the world, and the muicenH of Itu treat
tni'iit riuiKH it hocond tn none.
PMVATE DIKIIASEH S MALES hii1 IHREfiU-
LAIUTIEHJN FEMALES are thetfreut dcHtroyer-iof
heatMi. Tuey innidiutiiHly attack tlie nyMuin and rad
imlly tttidcnnine atiddeHtroy it; they drive the bloom
from tlie cheek, thVlnittre from the eye, the strength
and viiror from tho frame; ihev (five to the world
puny mnl ditteaned ollnprintf, and poit4on, through hiic
cuBHive, Kiieniti(tiH the rare of man. The marku can
benwn in Scrofula, Coiifumptioii, CrippluH, the Idiot
ic, the I'ari-lytic, tho liiHiintj, ele.
Tliui-H in no nmre t'i i ible coui-o to the human race
thim tlioM (Hm'aRi'f iirriBim.' fmrn the coulaiuinatioii of
Veiiural i'oitinu. The mildefit I'm not. hy retreat in to
the hlood. hold ever over the om alliicjud. ihe itword
of ilfrfftnictiou that liable at anv momeiit to fall and
bh)fiit to utterly dcittroy all earthlv hopes.
MM(,M, rvcnunttznl tit the wont fafal matcni
cnenijr to man, eotnhiuhur with the Verieieul, dfiiibn
lint (luiiKurn. Itione who have been trented wit h that
liei'tiicioiiB mi a era pot ho it are not cured; the lu!eHe
no only unnamed a now form.
Do not be HntUlied with Partial Cures,
I hat leave the pnhou to crawl ibroitKh tlieMyftem,eat
un itn way in'o the tifHiiert mid orifjum heneatli tire
apparently nmnoth mirlitee, tn bont out in the future
wjtli a vinilmicetlmt will halite rlieeH'eetiiof lueditjiias.
WHEN FEKEECT CL'ltESean be ohtuinou by eon
HiuiHiiltintr a phyKteian whom huijf practire and'tlioro
tiirh itivcutiv-ath'm into tho (aine ot DISEASE of the
CNtNAItY oliUANS enables lo determine at once
the iiiiinre of the diwiite.
hi nil diwacfH enHiifli'H to tlm focLor rare. IKlt-
KKi TSl'KLDY and PERMANENT
Cures are always ' Guaranteed,
In Svnhilm and itn iidimu-tn: Oonorrnii and it a sn-
pompiuiyiiijr dieuces; all dicorHers of the Illudder,
Kidneys and prontnitr; Hetniiuil Weaknei-n ; iiin
eiises of the Heart mid Lnugf, hynprphta lniliislltii;
Iinpolcney ; Incipient CoiiHtimption, and all dineaws
of the Ci inai v oix-ann, in eaTbcr tt-x, riu-o alwavs
witntnieil, Oit NO PAY KKQl'IKEU at tho l'lil
VATK 3Xelial Inwt itntoa . !
Ml. .V0 WAAHINtiTON STItKKT, I
8AN FRANCISCO, ::::: CALIFOHNIA. !
Seminal Wcaknm or Sncrmaturrhtra.
Tne voittiif man who exnerienres that trrowitiu
weiikii9ts iu his nuiHcnlar nnd mental oranixatiou
shiiiild Ktup to consider whenc it arirtes. He will Hud
in the weak it' of the hack, trembling of the limbs,
disordered digestion, -nnm countable biiliiiK of tlie
powers of the mind, distaste for souety, dread of im
pend in k trouble. tni-cIitniiiiL's nf evil, sleep lessnnsi,
troubled and lascivious dreams avcituipHtiied by jrrow
iiiK deafuess, loss ofaiuscular power, and uumemns
other symptoms of disorifanization. Tliu positive tra
ces of thai uioxl terrible ami destriietive ol all diseas
es, Seminal Weakness Wulhut away his powers.
tlest roving ins nope ot me ami manlioou.auu oint;i'iu
him uloim the Imiken pntb of bis existence toward a
prrmattir if rave. To him who tinde his life dribbling
lit iu the dincbare of thf viml principal nf exigence
in norttirnnl and diurnal einisxifMis, tlie mere ceiraiion
of the causes ot its appearance briiufi no assurance ot
relict.
Marriaue. that holv olllce, the safetfitard and Imne of
timnltoml, biiiiu to siiili acute no huiie of care, but
adds to his misery in 1 lie knowledire tlmt the one who
looks to mm for wt much of her happiness, is a victim
of liis eVil, aud an innocent companion of his punish-
mem. lie nnos 10 ms misery nun uisoruer mini impe
leaves him. There is no rescn except hi prpT and
skillful treat meat. Consult, then, at once, a physician
wIkmu Iniitf pine tire aud raiel'ul rei-eiireh has made
thoroaldy eonveisaut with every puss of the dis
ease Those w ho have become Ihe victims of solitary
vices, thai dreadful, fasciuutinir. mid destructive h lib
it, which tills thousands of mm k rKiiis with pai-ulvtics
and consnniptives, aud hundid of untimely L'mvei
wild its nntfiiiueu vu-tims, unouia conxuu wiinoiiiu
moment's deltv, taie who will svnipiiiluw with their
sutterins. To such the )ortr would especially ad
dress liiuisiMf, Kv,Uif (oy ach and nil nmuiranre nf a
PERFECT and Pl-.UM.VNENT I'l'REriAoW ki-
din iirg irom mih, change of HiHtor Jrar of ex-
picture, t
VO not loret the uuilress. tye iieiow. .
IniMrtaiiC to rfiiKili'M.
When a female is in trouble nrallhrted with disease,
and reooires tnidical or aririctl assistance, the enquiry
should be, Wbent istherea physician who is fully
competent to administer relief, ami whose respriable
slimdiuK'tn oeiety revniniemU him to the con Ink-nee
of the community 1 I he Doctor, iindcrstuimnuf how
hnperiitivelr necessary Hies reonirements are, feels
called up m'to interpose, and by raiting the attention
ot Hie nMietvl to tlie fuel timl lie lint neen u I'lith
KKWOR OK OBSTETRICS nnd FEMALE IM
E SE for twenty vears.aud is tully iiimhtied to ad
minister in ull cases, both medieully and surgically,
not in a superficial maimer, but in as thorough mail
tier as years of study Hod pr.tctice Imth in hospitals
and private lamibes a make, to sava Umia fioin
li e huiijs of tlie uutpmnneii. unw rtiptimuns, aini ues
iirtiiuit. Tberelore. families can rely upon him as
upon a father. All iu Htilictimi eau llnd in him una
wlio can ivtl aud sympaiiiiw w ith and befriend them
in trouhlr one inwlioienpcn,ev the utmost ronti'letm?
can lr ph.red. ( ON-rLTATIoN (HV LETI'ER
UK "i nr. Itv i-r.i r nr.r, rn-e Huore- dcuiw.
THEcELKHRaTEH FKMALEHEMEIHES.mai-(
Sounded from the private prescripiimsof tlt. VtlCNtL
ave now obtained a most extended popuhiritv, aud
are eorrectlv viewed to be the safest and sorest reme
dies for the" eomplaints for which thev are applied.
The rntMitly awrninir lestimonisls of their ethrMcy
detlare Uicm to be pre eimuetuly urior in their ac
tion.
No IjiHv si mold be without these Kennvaitnn
Atreuis. None irenuiue nn'ew pnarured at this nttiou.
N-it iit Mail r r.xprfs. to anv part of in Mate.
THKftltKAT FEMALE MKOll INK! PREVEN
TIVE lMWlEliSFul(MARi.n;i)LAlIE.S. New.
ftife and lufulbbl. hntiu troin four to six months'
Price fin. FRENCH LCNAR. OR FEMALE
MONTHLY PILLS. For enpprcsshms. After titty
Tears of us these pills sUi.d uurivalled iu clumey.
Price $t per box.
lot orrcpondonfH.
PiUirals reiditM ia any purl of ihe Mate however
distant, who may desire mudira) adviieun their re
spertire ease, and who think proper to snbmrt a
wn:ten statement of such in prrfernc lo bol.iitnf a
personal interview, are assured Uwt their roruinuuicay
tlotiK wdl le in: M most sacred.
All letters must be addressed to the corresponding
nhvsician.tbasi
' itroMl
BENJAMIN F. JOSELYN. M.t).,
.HO Washington Street.
Bni 7:15. P. 0. $an Prannsrv CaL
1 o o o
Binxisu Finn.
ALCOHOL,
TinrEXTISK.
CASTUK OIL.
WINKS and IIUAKblEH, pat esprely fin- aied
irinsl use, by the pint. iiiart. or itall"iit al Apotheea
nes Hall, oiosiic liie new Hotel
iaktt.Ut. J:tl J. V. Vl.Mlf.Jlr"'?
SALEM,
J. E. CLARK.
A eOTIIRC Alt IKS' HAM., ,
Denltir In PURE
DRUGS & MEDICINES.
Corner State and Libert v streets, opposite the
1 new Hotel (formerly the Mansion House), ,
CONSTANTLY in roeoipt of Genuine PATENT
Ak'diclinm direct from the tmuiufnntureri i
TV r i i i we '
Pure Chemicals, Fresh Herbs
SYlttTIM and TINCTI.'KES of nnr own ciuiipoiind.
hii;, from frond materials. All articles warranted full
1rtflh,fmh, and ptnnim. ' ,
Particular Attention ClTon to PrpparliiR
PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS
i Fninil' ITIcdiciiu'i ,
In a Ncal, Accurate, and Erpeditiout manner.
Store Open All Hours, llaj and Mglit.
J. K. CLARK. ,
' Chcmitt and Apothecary, ,
Palera, Ort. 11", I HIS. : aim:)
till HI Ml)
JOHN W. GILBERT,
utti.r.H ix
Boots, Shoes, and Leather,
"' 8I10E3IAKEBS I00L8, & .-.
y IimUiikh of V.very I-ncilfloiit
UNION ltLOCK,
Commercial tlmt, .' - SALEM,
Has on hand the
Largest and Best Selected Stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES
JJVEIl ottered in Saloni, eonsistinr in nrt of
UENKKRT'R Dress, (Quilted, unil Plain Doul.lo
Hole llnols ; .
MREKKlt . i'llliaCTON'S SiuKle nnd Donlile-
Si;veil Moots;
SKMlKHI.I' ll 3 Single nnd Donble-Pevcd Dimtsi
OODFUliV'S
MEN'S and HOYS' Calf and Kip Hoots and Shoes,
from the best shuns in New England.
Laities', Misses', & Children's- Boots, Shoes,
an tl (.alters,
From Hurl's. New York, and Miles & Sons, Kind's,
Lolly s, and Heiliurlich's, Philadelphia.
A Complete Stock of
French nnd Aineriiun Calf nnd Kip Skins ;
" " l.iiiittir;
Oak und Hemlock Hole Leather;
l.ilHts, l'e's, Thread, mid Nails.
He has, in coitiieriion, the host, nmnnfadtiii'in shop
In tlm State, atul keeps on hand ami makes to order
Hoots nnd Hhoes of everv style and of Ihe host, matt,
t-iiil. All work of his own manufacture iitimt ttive
satisfaction. Oct. t, INiran.l
Come Here, Everybody.
m. w. wiTiiri:i,L
WOULD IXFOKM TIIE CITIZENS OF
Falrllcld und vicinity,
that he is carrying on the
Saddle and Harness Business,
In nil lis various forms. '
COMMON TEAM irAHMCHf,
Worth from $ 25 to $7i per set ;
1UV1XG SADDLES,
Worth fi-omfl'.' to Jlllflj
SIDE SADDLES,
With three horns, worth from J-.1l to $111(1.
1 He is also making Harness on the
SELF - ADJUSTING TREK!
Which will lit
A t, v:tt Moi'm; or a Tat oik,
and which is considort d the rentcst tuiprovviuuiit of
thence! He is umkiti
Tho Best Collars in Oregon,
from a common Collar to the Ihieit Paltsnt Case collar
All kinds of P roil nee taken in exchauirn for work.
Cu"h paid for IliUKS. Kvpxirinir done at all hours.
Fairfield. Nov, I. M. W. WITH KltKLL.
F.iii l miumim iilii
OC SAS l'KA IS( 0.
BADGER & LINDENBERGER,
Noa. 411, 413 nnd 413 Itiitlnrr Htrect,
Cor. .lli rchaut, Situ I'mucisco.
Importers and Wholesale Dealers.
ENTIRE NEW AND FKESH STOCK!
WE would rail the attenlion of C'OUXTIiY MER
M CHANTS to oar nsimllr hirirestnek of fliauls,
Oar stock comprises every article in the Clothing aud
Fiipiieltinir line. Ye have constantly on hand the
hirreet nlock and greatest vmiely of Cassiiaere and
Wool II ATS of anv hoiine in San Fninciico, und our
prices for these floods are less than those of any
lionse. us we receive them direct from the innnitfHclii
rer'scnnsiiriimeiii. Our siia-k of Kail and Winter
Giant is parlieularlv attractive, and the ureal fi-alure
to the country men-limit is the utiusiiiilly low prices
Lc Tliufl tin; Cust of linp-irliilion
We also keep the STAl'I.E AKTICLKS ill the Pry
Oiaals line, which (loods we have purrliased iu tins
market iitnh-r the hummer, and are ofl'cring; them at
New York Cost, and less.
We pnhlisli this card in orhr that we may make
new acituiintuiices. aud induce those who have not
heretofore purchuHud uf ua, to cull uud examine our
stork.
Good Articles and Low Prices!
Are the irreat inducements to all who purchase to sell
ai:ain. .Merchants who buy of us eau niake a pood
prolit, and sell lo their eti.tiilueni ut a low lixure. We
retoaitl, re.ptM'tfiillv.
Your i llieilient Servants.
HAIXIKU ot. MNIiES'llKltOKII,
Wholcrule Clotliiin; mid Hat Warehouse,
Nos. 111. 413 and 415 lkitterv .treet.
Han Frunclseo. (let. !M. IHilS. 'nno:M
THE STAXUAUO
AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLES
AND COMHINATION CCSHIONS.
JIESSitS. 1'IIEI.AN A ('OLI.EXl)EK
ltTf)CIJ) reswctfiillr enll the attMiilon ofpersons
waniinit Hilliard Tallies to the itreat stineriorny
of the alaive tables, uialiufaetured exchlkirely atllleir
eslabli.liinctit.
At the Milliard t'onirrese of ltin, eomposed of all
Ih first-class plavers of America, it was iinauiinnr.dy
resolve. lust lames ot our niamiiHmir siomni ee
used al ail matt lies for the Championship, as the best
and onlv reliable lutiles.
Th'e Hiltinrd TnHtes hare received Ihe nnaMa d
approval of the laist players and most eiai,ieteiil judir
es, who have universally proiiotmred theiu unrijnnivd
for general exceilenre and diiratulity.
N.-ven di.unct patents for improvements In Hillir.rd
Tallies have been iirsnted to us by Ihe United States
Patent I (Hire, and we have lately obuinatil a patent
from the Krenrh Ooveniinenl, for oar improvements
in Milliard Cushions.
Wo employ, in the construction of our tab" s. a
varieiv of machines specially made for the pmpose,
br means of whirli we ale enablrd to insure ll srien
lilic and uieeliamcal accuracy hitherto unkuowu in
ltilliard maimfacture.
Havintf a haiir txerienee and tlinmnuh knowledge
of all the appilauees of llillianls. awl consiaally on
hand a larae slock of the best and most llmrou,;lily
seaiMiued materials, we are prepared lo ftirnil even
thinir required In the llllltnid line with uliprecedeiiled
di.tat'di.
The eminent Milliard flayer, M. Henrer, lias pub
li.lieJ the lollowili,! opinion :
New Tork..l Antrnsi. 11 1.
-On the eve of lcvin the Uniie.1 Stales. I am hap
py to deriiire tn all imairiira of Milliards that, after a
lour of eleven mouths through tlie prirqaal eila-s. 1
have been enabled to jud in a .ati.Iaciory aisiiner
of the so(a-rioriiv of ttie Milliard Tabie man ifailun'd
bv I'helall Coileiider. The system of maaulartare
Is so superior ihsl I am happy to intiudaee Hieir style
of cushion inn I'raure. Tliev have aimed to Ih-ir
uiaimluctnre of Aioenran llilliar.. Tables that of ll
Krenrh Tables, of remarkable excellence aud lieauty.
For these reasons. I am harpv to innke ibis "Wlan,.
Iwa. Ilt.hlll.ll. I l.tl ltll N.
.... flof. of Milliards, Mans."
M . R lUniirt, ''Mi )4oniu,aiiery st . San Francisco,
Cel.. is our OM.Y authorised audit for the Maritic
roast, to whiHn ah order bontd tie sddrsMi-'l
KHKI.A.N sV ('fiM.F.NttCR
HTKAYKI).
OVK small fl-a bitten irray tliare, bran,led F B on
the nitbt shiailder. atw" a siusll. dark iron a-rev
horse, no bnsiwt. only a ataik jusi bar k of the slonti
iters. Any (ersoii tliat will 5im1 said burses will be
lilierallv reward. il, that is ill seod to w..rd or s h;tsr
U, Salem MILKMAN HATCH
Naleni. Nov I !. lM' -i
OUEGON," MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 18CJ
. . TKljKbltAl'HIC llip'ATCHKH. - , ;
New Ynrlt, Nov, J TM Ttw nyt Gen.
LntiRslreet, while in this tjly, declared tliat
Ihe rrlx'llinn cnuld mill would huvs auoeeeded
If It hml not heen for the henpntittr of Jeff.
Davis, whose tntorineildlitifilestrnreil nil their
hojies nntl that nn several ncln.iiinslm prnfent
ed the rebels from tultinif Wlsliiti)-tiin and ma
kini; it their hnse nf oiTensiivi upenitlons. I '
1 Fortress Monroe, Nov. 8.0rdr Imvehpen
received from Wnltitifrton tlmt no more stea
mers' or vessels will be d)ichnr(-id from the
Government lorvioi-1 also o)iiti(- the sales (
trtinspnrtntinn property.
- Yesterdny tho Kccretnrykif Wtr ordered n
anspetision of the wile of GiVerninent hospitals
in anticipation nf a visltatidi nf tlm oholem, ,
New York, Nov. 7,A lispnttth to the Sa
vannah Cnlnmlna, dated Cninbia, Oct. 31st,
says: Ex Gov. Mann in? ha been elected
United Statee Senator for tie term ending in
1867. . - -
New York, Nov. 8. John Mitchel arrived
in this city yesterday, took the mth nf Ameri
can oitizenshin. nhtnined passpirta, and said
he was not going to London! - '
General Longstretit had an interview with
the President yesterday, anil alio tiaik tlie am
nesty otttli. ' ! ,i ' i
New York, Nor. 8 fardm applications
are on the increase. ; Four hundred were re
ceived yesterday from Geotgia, and two hnti.
dred frntn Nnrlh Carnlinit, J ; "
M . Louis de Amir a, wlio fur some time tmst
hae been exercising tlie nominal fanotinm nf
Consul nf Maitmilian nt this jnrt, sailed nn the
steamer Vera C.ru to-day for Mexico.
New York. Nov. 7. The Tribune'! speoir.l
says intelligence received at. the General Lan l
ollice, slums further importune disonvcriei in
the guld regimi of norllieioterii Minnesota. ,
Wnsliiiigton, Sept. 7. Ths National Intel
ligencer,, in unl icing a visit to tlie l'lesiiletit
yesterday nf adelentiun nf bidiea from Unlli
mnri', and tlie presentation nf a petition numer
ously signed, seeking the clemency nf the Ex
ecutive in behalf nf Jeff. Ditris, says the in
terview was n prnlrauted one and of a most
ogreeitlilo character, The lair petitioners left
tho oity onrrying with them it luin-t plettsinitlile
impression nf the President, Ho regtetti'd
that the national character nf the question
restrained all private sympathy which they
might awaken. He made the important state
ment that complete arrangements had heen
made for the early legal trial of Davis nooord
iug tn the laws of the land.
Tho cholera has entirely disappeared from
liarcehma, Valentin, and the lloleaniu Island.
At Madrid, SO oases occurred on tlie Jd nf
October, of which 22 were fatal.
liurguino is reported by the mundatins to
have heen drowned.
The following is the news summary per Ihe
ACtna and Virginia, which sailed faun Liver
pool October 25.
It has beni decided, hy the express wish of
yueon ictotM, that l.onl I'altnerstoti should
he honored with a public fuuerul in Westminis
ter. The Glnhe says the Queen lias expressed a
wish that Itussell shall accept the Premiership
Kusaell has received cordial assnrunues of sup
port from all his colleagues. The liloht, be
lieves Clarendon will take tho Foreign Ollice.
Public oiioiiii) generally favors liussell.
The Timet, which at lirst lavn'ed Uladstune,
had rather veered round, making it appear
that the only reason nnd necessity for linssell's
appointment, was hecansa hnglnml had still tn
settle n it h America tn their inutnnl salisluulion,
and liussell was well posted oh the subject,
and had a lepntutimi to lose by huso compli
ittice or needless war. '
The Fenians were to be tried hy special
Commission. Excitement had utmost entirely
subsided. It wns stated tlmt Mexion was
about to nettle tho claims of deferred hoinls..
.New York. nv. 'I The -Mlmnv .our,
makes Harlow's niajnritr in that state 7.(111(1.
and the Argui ooucedea that I Ills is nhout the
ugtire.
ew lork. uv. U. I lie senate ol the
American Feninn organization which has been
in session in this city for two weeks, adjourned
mi Tuesday nlteriiooii, having appointed a Fi
nancial fieuretary and .Military Department In
lake olmriie of the funds. Tlie Treasurer is to
give live hundred tlionsaud dollars lunnls
Their are six ceiieinl nratiiziitiniis ofcanvaS'
era, with one or more clerks The machinery
of the new vnusiitulioti is now ready lor acting
though the Senate will be called together again
during the winter. Tho western members lejt
to-day lor home. ,
New Oilans, November 8. Governor Hum-
phrevs, of Mississippi, calls upon people of
that State to organize companies to aid the
civil authorities and to maintain order, llo
cautions them against oppression hy a certuin
Class ol people.
The trade between the Mexico ami Texas is
lnr. easing, and primuses to he large.
New York, November 9. The lSril'nh na
val vessels iu the Pacific have been ordered lo
crnise lor the .Shenandoah and hand her over
to the American authorities. If she resists,
to sink In r without giving quarter.
New York, November 9th. A severe hurri
cane bus raged along the whole north Atlantic
sea board during the oast week. It was Ihe
heaviest known for twenty years. Over one
hundred vessels, large and small, are so far re
ported driven ashore, wrecked or foundered lit
sea. All the sea-board towns eipericnci-d
great damage. Many lives have bleu Inst nt
sen. nearly two hundred so lar being repurted.
The 7'tHirs' Washington special sayj th
Committee lor the settlement of claims between
tlm United States mid the Government of
Columbia, met yesterday. Over two hundred
cases, ilivo ving miliums of dollars are before
the Committee. The large oases are those of
the Panama Kuilnmd Company uud Pucilic
Steamship Company.
New York. Nov. 9 A New Orleans cor
respondent says Alexander II. Stephens denies
being a candidate fur Congress iu hit District
iu Georgia.
The loilliKin bridal party which started yes
tordny. tame down safely at Mount Vernon,
Westchester oounty.
A HKs.lMHcr.Nci. The site nf the Ellen
dale Mill was for long (not a long time) known
as " Nesmith's Mill." and a lioted place in all
that country side. It is now called Kllendale,
in compliment to Mrs, Ellen lioise, the wife nf
Justice liaise, wlio is one nf the principal stock
holders. The site is a romantic one, and was
mice a plaee of great resort. In Hie) there
was a one horse grist-mill boated there, which
was run for the benefit uf the surrounding set
tlers. Iu 181!), .Senator Nesmith kept a cnun
Iry store and post ollice hanl by. Here, in
lVil-2-'l. came numerous park-trains from
Jacksonville. Oregon, aud Yreka, California,
tn load with Hour aud bacon fur the mines of
those regions. Here I first became acquainted
with Nesmith, iu the summer nf IHoll. Then
his homely apparel was well whitened with the
dust nf the null. From behind bis unvarnished
counter he droro a thriving retail trade in the
usual staples, and kept Ins country customers
in a loud rear the while wiln his broad jokes
and pungent wit. The jolly miller, but itnw a
Senator, was a happy man in those days.
Among his particular cronies, tn spend a night
with ' Old Nes." at Nesmith Mills, was deemed
equivalent In a night at Ambrose's, in Anld
lieekie. with the wits of Blackwood, in the
days of Kit North. Besides the fun and frolic,
the woiid went well Willi bun. His lolls or
mill profits often ainonuU-d to one hundred dol
lars per day, not to speak f tho Dutchman's
one per orriu on all that went out of the lUire.
Hut, alas! Nesmith s Mills" la no more. The
miller has broken Ins toll-disk and gone to the
Senate. Ilia fine old Sfloieli-Irish patronymic
is overlaid by the more p a-lie phrase nf ElleB
dnle. The water ol the sparkling liioreal bow
turns a w heel In spin eiims. lint no such mi
as Wert spaa then in Hie good old days of yore.
I'uillanii nr. S. f. UutUliH.
. i. -DOXKbTM) JTBX8.
PoKlNtl FUN at Poktm.ni. Sain. Howies,
the proprietor of the Springfield . ftc)uWi'ain.
was one nf the Colfax party that passed through
hero last summer. ., lie wns magnificently
" treated " at Purtland, aud under tho ' inspir
ation" nf, tho reception arrangement, etc, he
wrntu A letter hack to bil paper, in which he
not only completely outdid " Uichnrdsun's $8,-
000 worth of beef," hot turned bir whola no
tice of. Portland itilo a good joke. Among
other things, ha declared that Portland has a
population of 7.000, and lliaKhe largest sized
ocean ships and steamers como op tn the town,
which is "tweedy located on tho bunks of the
Willamette!",. VVo could pofsibly. swallow tlie
7,000 and tho ship item, hut tho " fweetly on
tho banks!" nwetlly, did yoii.say! That
is good. " Sweetly." amid impassible mud
hnlei, bottomless quagmires, boundless frog
ponds, and an unnumbered sen of black fir
stumps, i " Sweetly " was intended for Salem,
bat conferred nn Portland, at the suggestion of
the old joker, Gov. Dross.
I.NCrtEASH OF OUU MANUFACTURES. Tile
monthly reports of the Internal Kovenuo As
sessor show that our home manufactures aro
Increasing rapidly. For the counties of Marion,
Polk and Benton, the amount nf MXoisa duties
assessed on liumo manufactures, in the month
of January Inst, was $700; iu the month of
February, $840; and iu the month nf Septem
ber, $2,700, , This mint he a gratifying Indi
cation tn every true friend of the State, ihnw
sliowing, as it does, that the sure sources nf
wealth,: Agriculture . and Manufactures, aro
unrolling hand in baud,
Opposition, to tub 0. S. N. Co. H is not
generally known that the foundations are being
I a ij for u pretty substantial opposition to the
Oregon Steam Navigation Company, nn the
Columbia river. Certain parties, holding a
charter from Washington Territory, have been
engafeil this summer in constructing a railroad
around tho Cascades, which, when completed,
will enuhlo them tn ship freight frnm nny point
below the Cascades to the Dalles, without ask
ing leave nf the old Company. This will be a
great nid to tho Dalles mid all the country east
of the Cascades, as it will enable the people to
receive their freights at living rules.
1 Anotuku Cumuli! BuibDlNti. Subscrip
tion papers are now being circulated to nid
iu lite erection nf a church building lor the
Christian " Society. This will make the
seventh house of worship in Snlcm. and Mr.
Crnstuan'a will make the eighth. We wish
them all n liberal support. Chinches und
school-houses are a good index to the charac
ter and prospects of a plaee. "
Tub Oregon Agricidlurint is the name of a
new paper started at Salem. Oregon. ' It is a
quarto, with a bountiful engraved heiid, nnd
altogether the m-nlest goi-up paper north of
Cilllloruia, Mining and Scientifti; I'rcit.,
Wheie is the Committee Unit awarded the
first premium to the Oreguniaa t Where T ,
Two Pkiishns DitowNKii. Cniiyonville,
Nov. 13, To-day. about noon, as Mr. A. Kid
dle, with bis brother's wife und young babe.
was attempting to oross the Uinpqnu, Hour
Onk Grove, fourteen mile, north of this place,
tliu bilegv capsized, urnwiillig .lira, niilom imp
child; Ihe heavy ruins within the last thirty
six hours having raised Ihe river so it was im
possible lo ford. The Inulies have not yet been
recovered. Still raining. ' 1
IIakd AnitoitNii Auain. I!y the steamer
frnm below, on Friday night, we learn that the
Orhaha could not puss tint Willametlu liar
ami ascend to The Emporium,, Unless the
dredger I'oes its niek better, we will have to
keen some such unriigrapb as this on the
' stnuding-gnlley." lor Ihe benefit of the cilV
which is locuted at, aweetly " on the banks uf
the illaiuette. Muitnlainctr.
AStram Naviuation Cmii'ANV. Active
efforts nre now being made to organize a i'uget
.Sound Steam Navigation Company to construct
and operate good steniners on Pnget Sound and
adjacent waters. The rising importance of
that section demands such nil enterprise.
DiRKCTolts O. S. N. Co. At the annual
election for direutors of the O. 8. N. Co., nn
lust Monday week, the billowing named gen
tlemen were chosen fur the ensuing year:
dipt. .1. 0. Aiiirworth. S. O. Heed. W. A.
Ladd. K. U. Thompson und I). F. Bradford.
TAXATlnX Itkm. The taxable property in
Umiilill.t ci.nntv is 87.113. and tho tax levied
is trentr-lonr mills un tho dollar. In Lane
county, the tax is eleven mills only a little
less than one-hall. UiUHlilla county Is liinotisly
" Democratic;" Lane county ia completely un
der " abolition rule !"
' rA.iinc U.NTVEitsm. Mr. O. G. Ilarpend
ing has been appointed Professor ol Natural
Hiuen in tho Pacific University. Professor
II. is a graduate of Kulger's College, Now Jer
sey, and is spoken of as a highly accomplished
scholar.
McCnitMK-K's Amiamao.-WV hnve received
a copy of tliu above named annual, by S. J
McCormink. It contains a great deal of nse-
ful information, uud is worth a great deal more
than is asked for it, as a little book of refer
ence.
Euur.NC City Altursi daily wo hear per
sous iuii'iiring for houses tn rent. Nearly every
building in town that can possibly he osed for
a dwelling house is now occupioil, nnd consul
e ruble building would he txniiinenctd if lumber
could be obtained. istatc Journal,
Anotiikr CoU.buk. The United Brethren
Church lntenils to commence the erection nf a
oollegu next summer, on Mary's river, some live
miles wist of Corvnlhs. Eighteen thousand
dollars lias already been subscribed.
' Haiid AmtoitNi) Auain. A Urge number
of the merchants of Portland have agreed to
rime their places of business at 7 o'chsck iu the
evening.
TrMl-KltANCR Pti'r.R. The (laitttt reports
that a new paper, to he called the (loml Tern
plat, anil devoted to Temperance, is to bo
started al Corvalhs. '
A Gum) Tmi Tho Orizaba, on iW last
trip from Portland, carried six hundred passeu
gers ami nearly one milium dollars in treasure.
TlN IN OwYlir.tS. Discoveries of tin have
lately been Hindu III Owyhee, which promise to
be ol much Value.
New runt tub Nhhth Polk. C. F.
Hall, who has been prospecting sunns the
snow. Ice, and Esquimaux of tlm Arctio re
glims, has dispatched a letter to his patron Mr.
Grinnell of New York, stating that Im lias
high hopes of finding three men yet alive,
survivors of Sir John Franklin's expedition,
which was lost in tliat region nearly twenty
years ago. Hall has ascerta ned that the three
men were alivej aud well, living with a tribe of
Innuits, as lato as teu years ago.
WHOLE NO. 7G0.
REV. NASII1' HIIITKS A t'l'SALM Olf HAD.
KK88" TO 1118 FRIKffDS IX OKMON.
Saints Uest (wliich is in tho Stuit nf ) '"
Now Jersey un longer), Oot. 10, 1865. '"
In vuo nf the lait elecshuns in Non York and
NonsJersev. and the otter and nhtfeet stait MV
oussitoial into w hich the Dlmoorisy find their-
selves, North and South, makes a Uny uv fnstin
npproprit. Ef Iho Lord is ovnr a gnin ? help
us, now's his time. ' 1 ' ; ,;
. Ef mv olerikle hretherm of the Church South
in Oregon desire to appint a day uv lastiii and
prarcr, i submit the Inllerin as a sum ol agony
approprit for the ocoaslinn : , ,,..' ''
".' '. A BAM OF AOONV. . '
On the street I seed a nigger!'1" ' ' "1 !
On his back a coat ov hloo, and he earyetli
amuskit., , ..m,-ei imir!, n. , ii -.c''. i
lie is Provo Guard, and. he haHeth tne, ez
wun hcvin authority. . , ; . , f '
Ann my tender uauter spit an him, and In:
ho arresteth her, and sho langnishetll in the
gnnrd-huuse. . .,; -i !" 'i '
My eves dwell nn him, and my soul is arte
sian well o woe; It gtislietli With greet.
Fur that nigger wuz my nigger ! I bought H
him with a price. ' i !" 1 '' ' l ,. .
Alas : Miat nigger is not av Ins normal con-
uisuiiii ; ue is a, star out. uv ns siiiver, winuo
sweepith thru the politikl lievens, sinashin
.11.1. L !. . . ...i ...i.:..u
.lllllH. '
' Normally, lie was wuth gold and silvel now
he is a nitemare.-f .. i-)i.!.ii . -nil i
Wuiist I wuz rioli. and tliat nigger the basis
thereof. ,t ' '
' Wo is mef I owned him. sole, body, mna-
cles. siiinos, Mud, botes and briclils. ' '
Ilis intellek wan mine, his Imdy was mine,
likewise his hihor and the frutes tlierent, , t
ins who was mine, anil sue waa my oonae-
bine. '
The normal results nf the oonkehinnge I sold,
combining pleasure and profit in an eminent
degree. , , i i . -i !
And nn tlie price thereof I played poker, and
drank mint goolips, and rode in gnrgns chari
ots, and wore purple and tine linen every day.
. Wuz this misoegenaelmn or nigger equality 1
Not eny, For she wuz mine, even- as uv ox,
or my horse, or my sheep, and her increase wuz
mine, even ns. wuz theirs. ' , i :'
Aholishn miscegennshnn elewate the nigger
wench In Ins level 1 did it for gain, which de
graded her innohly. - ' i ; ml !
Anil when the wile nf my hnzni lilted op Her
voice in cnmiiiuiiit, saving, " Lo, I am abused
this little nigger reseinblelh iheo!"' haf the
iiilunt oliattel wood buy a ditnuml pin witu
which to stop her yawp. , . i 1 - Hit u '
, Aud mv hovs fullered in my footsteps, and
grate wns the mix. but profitable. 1
1 lie mgger is free aud demands wages tur
the wink u v his hands, i '. . " ' ' ; ,
liisii wife is free, nnd she can decide whether
she'll cleave to her husband or bo my coiilto-
nine, . , ,,,, 1 r
-Yesterday I bade her Cnme tn me, nud In!
she remarks, Go way, while limn, or 1 bust
yer bed.",,, ,. ,.j ..' n , , b, i ,.i'i ! '
, And I gnde. .,, . , ..'..!'' 1
Her children bio' free Ihev nre mine liko-,
wise, but I can't sell 'nil nn Ihe block to thu
hlghest bidder; -it ! m-M nn-.-.i l .
. Therein Liiiltin sinnedhe violatid the high
est and holiest iusiinks uv our iinoher ;, he in
ti'iposed a paper proclamation ntween father
and clnlil. ' .
' We took the heathen from Afreca. and wns
a niakiii Christians uv. 'em. . Wo; to him who
stout us in our iiii.-linarv norkii ...d ... . . - I
It is written" Kin the Elhiope change his
skin 7" ' 1 wuz a chaiigm It fur him. 1 and my.
lulherm nud we had litrllered it down tu s bright
yaller. i ,i '. ! nil : ' ut .In:: v.l."
. Dark ia mv father. . -1
I obeyed tile grate Law uv Labor, ex ( servd
in the armr, by siibsleloot ; now shel 1 IleV to
stiitio mv hands with labor or starve.
in wliat inn 1 better than A (Northern mud
sill? . . , . .il,--. ,
I kin git no more dimnud pins for the w ife
uv my liuzin, mid she ynwpelli cniitinooiislcc.
Arrayed in bouiespiiu, she wrastles with
pols and kettles ill the kllulieii. 1 :
Weighed down with woe, she dips snuff in
sileuou. -.,! ' .' ... ! ;;-' 1 '' ''
Sho, nsks uv me cumfurt wat kiu I say,
whose pockils kontiiiti only koufedrit skrip.
Save us from Mnssaolnisits, w hich is ornery
and cussiil. Protect us from uigger sojers,
w hich is griiioeii feend , Shelter ua from the
ghost uv John Brirv.,1, wich Is inarching on.
i ' : Pr-TRObBUM Vi Nasby, "
Lulo Paster uv Church uv .oo Dispensaslitiu
1 Hah.wayh, with UnrKitKNCR tu OnrotiN
and San Fkanciri-o. The Stockton Indt
pendent talks sense in an article nnder the
above head, . I be Independent aililresnes It
self to the capitalists and merchants uf San
Francisco, saving: "We want immigration
but realize emigration Instead i and this will
ooutiiiue to be our nuur couditiun until we Iml
tale I lie people of the Western States and build
railways. San r nincl-cn should take the lead.
She has shoveled iu nearly all the capital nf the
State, and she will be the first and b ; tn profit
hy such enterprises. She ought nt nnoe to help
us build a railway tn Conneropiilis. It would
in a year increase. the copper trade eight-fold.
It would. In less than five years, hnve a hun
dred miles of branch mads tn S thousand new
mines. It w ould more than quadruple the pop
ulation of Calaveras county, and augment its
trade and wealth iu far greater proportion.
Tlie history of all railway oonntries prove
tins. ' han r rancisoo capital should not only
build railways south, but north. Look at the
great trade of the Sacramento Valley in this
Stale; the immense trade of the Willamette
Valley in Oregon ; and tlie rapidly increasing
'trade of Idaho. What millions nf gold would
pour into the lap nf San i ruucison over a rail
road on this line, bringing the trado of two
Stales and a 1 errtlury f Such a railroad would
he second only to the great Pacific Kailrnnd
It la singular tlmt there is So little railroad en
terprise in a city where there is so much enter
prise ill everything else. Tho capitalists of
Sun Frnnctsci should lirst take hold ol the hall
completed road frnm Lincolt to Marysville. If
it is ton late tn build the Vallejo and Marys
villu read, the broken link between Oronlle
mid Sacramento should he built immediately.
When this is being completed, a railroad from
Oroville should be surveyed. The postpone
ment nf this work is as sbort-siehted in Han
Francisco merchant as delay by the owners of
the CmiiBlock ledge In cutting the will to carry
away its waters. Here is a field for eulernris.
ing capitalists greater than creating banks r
ininiiiL'-stiHjk lioanls. iv lien win nun ( run
Cisco see that, by helping the interior S little,
she will help hersell a great deal uiuru, Am
rytcille Appeal. ,
SrruN wiii.r.i, pHKADitrita.-l'oraon Brown
low describes what he calls a "stem wheel
preacher." lie is one who went into the re
bullion with tide wheeli and dnuhle ineinet.
dialling aud fretting, and boasting and blowing
that Ihe South would achieve her imlepemleiior.
dressed Iu fine cloth and sporting their hugo
wbirkers. He comes nut with a shattered
stem wheel and one horse engine, dressed In
gray homespun, asking to be allowed tn take
tliu amnesty until, as a means n saving bis
property, and cooly saying tliat be never took
any part to trying to hretik up tho Govern
ment. Krcltunge. ,
One nf this sort lias reoently started s pro
slavery, scoesli-rehgion paper in Ran Francis
oo. ' His name is Fitzgerald, and his paper has
recently been puffed hugely by the Copperhead
... i "-..1 us "'
pi"-- ' , - '., , ,,
nr.Mrs. Monro, widow nf Thomas Moors,
the great Irish poet, is deads She survived
her husband nearly fourteen years. Eh was
the "Bessie" of bis Memoirs and Letter. Tbs
Mor family is now eitincl, as all ths children
of '1 In. Mmns died before he did.
IMIOU Ar'j J 1'ItlM ls
Otsrrrj 1-.' '- NKATt.Yand PROMPTLYssscam
.1 ,. aiiiATKSOr AOVUItTiaiNO:
bfitsl silverllsi-iiicrits, t-1 UU psr fiusr., Dr.t loserttoa
$1,1141 rsch Biitiwitu-at lit.rrtlm.
Lrssl and ll trsnalant adverllseraantseissHal prepaid te ,
.llistirs tnmirllon. , . ' . " - -
" Ailiiitiastratiirs' initio, Sncl sll ad vcrtlsemsnts relatlnn te
lh rstare of tlccciutH Prrsnns, nin,t, bs irrisl'l, unless or
drml iiiilill.hpil liy tlm county Judin, sml ij.'lraiilccd lobe
- pftlil ly lilin. ' -
Ailverllilus Mils ant paW slthla ens yssr from the lime
when contrart-il, will be tncresserl twenly-llre per cent, each
ysr pnyisutiUi neslMlsit llair.aflor. i . i --i-t
WHAT 18 A RATIONAL BANK.
iTo orgrinize a National Bank; there nnat ho
i an association of at least five (enons. - They
shall enter into artiales specifying what, they
propose to do, a copy nf which must be for
warded to the Controller nf Currency. Wash-itigttiit,-
tn he filed in his office. Seeon'a They
must hare a capital of at least $100,000; but
,if in a tnwn whose papulation does not exceed
(i,0l)0 inhabitants, the Siioretary of the Treaa-
' nry may specially authorize them lo flo bnsi
Hes on a oapital of $50.0fHI. ' It can discount
rtiooey, negotiate notes, bills of axohangt', hov
aud sell, coin and bullion, and transact all busi
ness usual with banks of dennsit and disoount
' It shall not have less than nvo directors, each,
of whom shall own in Ins' own fight ten
; share' of stock, and the Board shall report
to the Controller ot Curronoy who is tho im-
, 'mediate head of all the National Banks. , Tho
shares shall always bo $100 eaoh, be deemed
tlertimnl property; anrl trartsferable' oti tho
winks..'' The shareholders shall he held indi.
I vidually. each for himself.atably,,rM"jn'B
for the onntracts and Uents n( tne association.
At least fifty percent, of tho capital moat bo
n )eftm the bank '6nrhmenoes business,
mi tho remainder in monthly Inrtalmetiti of
i -r mint, nn the whole amount, all nf which
. . . .. ..
must ho certified under oath by ths President
or Cashier of ihe Back to the Controller. . Ev
ery Bank is required to deposit, with the Unl
ted States Treasoreft United States registered
, bonds, interest-hearing, lo th smotixt 4 one
third Ihe capita stock of the batik. 'Every
' bank is required n hare eonstnntlr on band al
i,,s, flf,.... r . 1,,-lawful United States
monev-nhat is, treasnry notes or gold And lil-
H.f its, Awn notes iu oiroulatinn. i- It is al-
l,,,... , nM, ,100011! money at sutea of In-
tere,t wf,l ,n lhe 8ttt(l vtiiere the Imnk Is lo-
cated ;' but where the law of Ihe State fixes no
lawful, rate, seven per sent, may bs charged
aud takes in advance from the. loan or sot a dis
counted, ,Uatiry is punished by furfeitore st
twice the amount nf interest charged. ,ni1
''I IrtTKrwAt,KF;vr.NUr) in OIieqon. We take
following from the V. 8. Assessors report ot ths
federal' assessment for tlie fiscal year, com
uieuoing July l, IWH. hlid ending Sons 30,
1805, Iu the Oregon District,' divided as follows :
Siaa-UI tox-on the llicome the veer1 ' V'
Income'' Lix fur leifi.
2,7o 30 , ,',
Mil 1 Ol SI ''11.1
Hi " . - ' - SUt I
Total Income but t.. Hjl.lID 40
''Assessment. I clndliig tiec'iyies, tluty nu ar
, tlis in schedule A. .'nuiliuhjietnrsrs) ua """l
gross receipts frnm lerrleHpriuvs, ,oil
" roads, dravlac. etc......... '.. ..........
iso.Hi it
.Amount paid direct v the Coniiui-siuaer
in. i
IK)1 S3
ILl
. i.u..l. u...t .1.......;,....
iit Tj.it.il nssesHviuDt in Oregu pistrki,,!., I01,?61 17
Tlm fnlliisriaie will show the amount of Income tax
aswsaed In each division on the Income nf the yrar lti4,
also the yoiuitlsa comprising each djvltion '
Dimnion, Connlirt.- f ' Income Tag.
" t...'.i.t.flalimiW. lnUopanil tilUmisik.. SIJDto hs
S.ff.,,WaaliiiiKt'ai asd VuinkiU,. a 4.H74 3M
:l Multnoiush and Cl.icksmiis . S ,7i OS
i 4,.Ju.y. Marlon; IMlkand Denton. '-N.TaO 70
-itr
.l.inn and lme-,,-. ,..,., mm no
il...,...lougbis 1.174 7.S
7...,iw j jhw -ani (lurry. Ju..,.i. hl.llW 14
N Jackson and Joseuhiiit'...,s...t -4 .2 1 1 16
" lb Wasen sml ('.rant ........ 7.1211 10
10.,.,,. .Umatilla, liskss nd Uiaou...u.. 4."7 80
Tataf..
1A t l-oftli"!
.'.1-2,704 30
),l -.l-.M
Ot 1,1!,
Diir Mautvus. On a sandy plain,, in ths
'midst of a pine forest, bounded, by a msrky
swamp, there' is k pit,' filled with dead men's
hones, unnumbered, Unnoted, uiiouonted, un
recorded, unnoticed, withimt sepaltare or ths
sacred right of Imtiali i By thoasands.inot
dead by the bullet, not stricken hy disease
from the hand nf God starved to death with
the cmel torture of hunger, amid such plenty i
that as army nf sit myriad with its cattle and'
horses, oould so heist ua she. surplus- -peerrieioa
of the coOnlry hi a rapid- march past Ander
sonvlllu or murdered . with frost nnder ths
shallow nf the fat pines, wliich satig sad re
quiem to their memories, as ths winter winds
moaned through .Ihe branches, whoso very
sighing oolled up In frenzy, the happy borne
and warm hearts of the North to the wapdering
tnlndsol the dying martyrs. Gen. Butler.
,,, , . ... ,..( - e.n. .; .1-'
, , tyThe Umatilla itterliif-r- mj'Sfi Martin
Devine, belter known by the name of "Kelly,"
nnd Adam McNclly inct on the read near
Swilt it Marlins's, Sunduy or Monday, sod a
difficulty existing between lliein, ia relation to
Ilia ownership of a number of mules, thought
the time am place a desiralile one lo, settls
their differences, and "went after" eaoh other
tiring shots enough from thsir revolvers ts
have settled ths worldly concerns and difficult
ies of a dozen men, had tltey takes effect.
Between them, nine shots were spent, nnd ths
hunting is the most detestable nn record. "A
man for breakfast," at least, unght to have re
sulted from the cannonade, hut it i to record
that nn one is sufferer in person from the naro
lur of shots fired, at a distance of three feet, It
Is said. " ' ''"
"" TV Tillamook seems to be getting her shars
nf the new immigrants. It is said that over
fifty families have gnus over into Tillamook
valley this fall, and yet there ia room for many
more. There is now a good trail leading from
Simmons' ranch near the head nf Panther
' creek In Yamhill county, across the coast chain
nf mountains. The logs are all cot ont, and
the trip oau lie made across ou horseback ia a
day. Nn wagon road is yet opened list those
who huviUraveled over tho trail say a good
road can be made over wliich a span of horses '
enn haol 1500 pounds. This is 1 donhtfal.
though the trail is said to follow divides all ths
. way. crossing none nf , (he canon through
which flow the streams. , There is a toll gals
nn tbs trail, wIicm one dollar la collected of
eaoh man and horsw-jIjfoTi(i Oaxetle. ' ' t
" Is tiibhh'a.nv Dkmocbatiu Part- is th
Atlantic States ? The Democrat argues
that nil those who profess democracy but en
dorse President Johnson, are not democrats.
If this is so, let us seriously ask ths Democrat
if there is any dcinnorstio party in the Eastern
States! "II has already ' admitted that thus
who oall themselves democrats there hay met
in conventions, endorsed Joliuiou, aud in all
the KuUis thai have VoUuV bceti gloriuuilj de
feated. ' ' ' '
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pHOHI'tSCTINO ON A LAftUS) SfALl. Tbs
working parties, some four thousand wen ia sll,
on the I'acifio Uiilroad, are uuw entering tit
Sierra Nevada., and as hill after kill is cat
through, new and valuable quarts mine , or
brought to light. In this "ay S Vein ot quarts
has been recently discovered, whioli ssays
$70 per ton In gold, and $100 in silver.
i!
., IlAtx'S Gun':- Ws have received a oopj
nf "Hall's Guide to the Great West" a truly
'Invaluable work for those engaged in proepeol
Ing the regkia west of the Kncky Moontain.
as well as those who ilesiga migrating ta lbs
Pacific Coast in "rd.-r lo follow pursuits idher
.than mining. Applclon 4c Co,, Ksf 'ork,
publishers. , , i , 'it
Masmaciiusktts DuMotjiucY. Ths ats
8tst Convention ol Ibe Democracy of Massa
chusetts was an entirs failnre-rfuWd in num
bers, harmony and leaders,,. The mailer sf
endorsing President Johnson, was ths trouhls'
with them. ' . " ' "' ' ' ,
Tun Drxot'RATO rskty Subth. Tfcs
Metlioilisi Chorcll 8uth will loss aliemt ohs
third of Its memberb!p-twt bondwd and
Inrty lliousand negrot. The colored disoiples'
dua l want any more of dial sort of religion.
"Rmmit QABMNi."-'-Tbui'a what irrsy
sail robbing ths slsges over in Idaho.