Indians are gathered about tho lutter locator.
T(iry apparently" d.ciiire to preserr fripdly
feeling with Hie whites. The. chiefs agrc.il
that tbeir t"" we-r toniakelmtnetliaU resti
tution of property atolvn ifl the recent expe
ditions, untl.alao to deliver ap certain Indium
'who wert Kailty of shedding blood on reoent
thriving foray.
A eomrnunionlion from the Superintendent
of Indiitn Affair of the Distriot of Mexico,
represents things in a most unfavorable light,
ad report! that the Indian population In that
conn try are determined on an outbreak, and
eayt thoy have already begun to enter the
nailer towni and drive off oattle in tuo day
time. The oauee of this) mischief ii mid to
rite from aoaotineei of their supplica from the
Government doring the last two yeare. The
military force hai been deoreaied to much that
the Indian no longer fear it. Ae au iiiitiince
be oitei that 8,000 Navajo Indiana are under
tho guard of 400 toldien. The furroor
can to show a disposition to turn the tablet by
becoming oaptore.
New York, Jan. 4.-Judge Hughes, one of
Pirate Semice'e Couiltel. yesterday applied to
the Seoretary of the Navy, to Hx the day for
tbo trial of the accused. The Secretary de
dined for the reason that their wai not a tuf
ficieut uomker of officers of proper rank now
unemployed. Semmet ii confined in a room
in the navy yard and no mo e xoeut one of his
counsel ii allowed to ineak with bun.
George L. Little, Trtaaner Aeeiatant, re
cently returned from the Houlh, report! that
the Southerner have abundance of money,
reoeived from Northern ipeculaten in exchange
for Southern itaplei.
New Orleam, Jau. 5. The Timt'i Iirowni
rilot oerreapnndenco of the 30th ult. eayi :
Gen. Ii. C. Crawford bat arrived in Ilrowiu
villa with the appointment of General in the
Mexioan Republican army, with power to re
emit and arm diviiion for tho Koptibliean
tervioe under bil command. Crawford hat
Mtabliahed recruiting olUoet at Hrowiitville
and other plaoet in Texti, nnd enlisting it
already progretting rapidly. It it reported
that Generate Lew Wallace and Logmi ore
eonneoted with the movement, and lire toon
expected. Carvnjor, the fainoui Mexionn I'll
libueter, U expected with large imn of mon
ey to asaisl in defraying expenaea. The Im
perialist! in Matamoraa are conaideralily troub
led. Gen. Mejiahaaooinmenoed barricading
the itreeta, fearing an attack from Crawford'!
American diviaion at any tiinif. It ia thought
Crawford will join Eaoobadoe and move on
Monterey, establishing Ilia bate at that point.
Mejia bat levied a loan of $100,000 on the
merohanU of Malatnoros.
Latter newe lay! Amorican fnmiliei are
leaving Mntamorus and coming to the Ameri
can aide, fearing au attack from thu Liberal
foroei, numbering about 2,200 icattering along
the river.
New Orleam. Jan. 3. Brownsville no
ononis lay that Crawford baa plenty of frieiidi.
Hi! ehief of ataff, Col. A. P. Keid, ii rapidly
raiaing reoruita in Urownaville, and eulialing
U. S toldiere Hill in the U. 8. eervioe, proinis
lug them ditohargea at toon aa the neoeianry
Jiapert can be mada nut and forwarded. No
nterferenoe with tint hat yet been made by
our authorities Ueoruiting nflicert are ntion
ing In other parti of Texat, and one of the
recruiting oflioert informed the Tuna' oorret
pondent that a force it to come from Now York
and join that railing on the ltio G ramie. Tho
camp ll ettabliahiug below Urownaville, Willi
uffioient (applies.
New York, Jan. 5. The Pott'i Washing
ton apecial tayt that a resolution was offered
In the Houae to-day previ .tug that all publio
landt in tho (southern Slate be thrown open
' to actual aottlera, according to the debitiuii of
the Land Coromitaionere. They are now open
to aettlement for black at well at while men.
Waehington, Jan. 5. Gmi. William Mick
ey, ehief olerk of the United Htatea Seuate,
died tli i morning aged about 70 yean. He
hai been in the employment of that body for
42 yean.
New York. Jan. 5. A letter from a com
mercial bouae, dated the City of Mexico, Deo.
17tb, tare that three loam have been put upon
the market tiooe tbeeatabliahment of the Em-
3 ice. thus bnrthening the nation with a new
ebt ol nearly ou.uuv.uuo. ti sou tt
about eight million! uowhaa only tulGoient to
meet expenaee during the month of January.
The London Timet tayt t Secretary MoCul
looh't report it a very able dooumeut, it
grounded o aooud fluaooial principlee and
ityi we reoognixe la him a real nuauoier. The
poiut In which MoCnllooh'a tchemei muet
ttrike England moat foroibly, it the ooufideuce
with whioh he invitee iurettigatioo of the ex
ecutive. Whatever may be the iaaue or the
financial diaouaaiou in Htatea during the cur
rent aiion of Congreie, it way lie watched
by ui with advantage aa tboee who are in muob
the rame position way learn Irom the experi
ence of others.
New York. Jau. 5. Advioea from Buenos
Ayrei Indicate that the i'araguayau invneion
of the Argeutine Republic ended in failure.
The plan of the oawpaigu of the I'arnguuynn
leaders is now oouflned to the deleuaive, whivh
they hope will be more tucoesaful.
Effort are being made iu Kiclimoud, Ye.,
for ritabliihlng a line of steam-ahipa between
Norfolk and Liverpool. A bill for that pur
pose is before the Yirgiuia Legislature. A
Washington diapstob lays the detail for the
extort fur the trial ef Semiuee ia not yet pre
pared. All persons present at the capture of
any reatel by him are reqeeated to report the
faola. with names and address, to John A.
Borles. Naral Judge.
Busteu, Jan. 5. The reorganisation of tho
diieoton of the Northern l'aoifio Kuilroad con
vsned to day. Tho contract and manage
ment of this great luteresl It a paeacd iiitu the
hands of representative oapitaliits of New
E jland who will prepare for the vigorous
prosecution of the work.
Washington. Jan. 6. The amount of cer
tificates of iudebteduesa issued during the week
Is half a million dollars t amount redeemed is
nearly one hundred and thirty thousand legal
tender uotee aid two hundred and eighty
thousand dollars of gold certificates.
A I'aris correspondent of the london JVcirt
says i .It it generally believed that France
and Ike United States will, in a friendly way,
bit opou a plan for giving full soope In the
Monroe doctrine without burling the dignity of
France. The French Government in Ibis re
spect will make a great point of preventing its
repudiation of Maiiuiilitn.
New York, Jau. 6 -Tlie JWf t Wash
ington, dispatch sayst The detective, who
have beew to long sugared iu fern-ling uul
the origin of the one hundred dollar counter
feit treasury nctea, made a etarthng report to
Sscrslary MoCullnoh. The Secretary has giv
a the parties In plicated by then reports a
few days to prepare rebutting evidence.
The tried of Gen. Baker ie set for Moudav
ext. Gen. Baker is one of the officers who,
by order of the Secretary of War to Gen.
Grant, it to bo muttered oat
' Tine records of the Treasury Department
how that daring the last two yean the Gov
reioeRt realised from soles of confiscated and
abandoned col too, sugar, &., ia Muuistipl
tier half Oiillioa dollars.
New York. Jan 6. The CommtrtiaV spoo
ls! correspondent sayst The Tenness.-
member will sooa be admitted te scats as a
con est ion to the President.
Gen. Weeb, minister to Braiil. left for New
York this morning. His friends predict that
as will be traixlirred to a special European
A sier-elch fress Waihint ton tars t A lie!
at 83 Generals U the army la be mattered
at ef tho service was proposed several weeks
f-o, hoi baa awl yet been acted apon. A
I cOTesasnt Is keiag wads to prevsot fur
tisf a.f kutla
Esvered Coogressisiti osnmltteto are ia
laUja to-day! amoog the ie the eomsuittee
,irootrooiioa,
Nsw York. Jaa. 6.Diepatibes from Wash
sry i Seeretery SUoteo having officially
asn.fled Uie committee of hie declination to
. mwm the ealogy on tho life and character
ft. yt Linu a meeting hae been aU
si tst a.hef peroon.
IriWHV Howard knew when bo Irft here
t.t t" aiMtsstl had reoogniaed Uw toiled
t atra t ul at Vera ('rut.
?;; York, Jan. Thei Times' telegram
anya that the counael Cor Heitnties will In-day
Bfk for a releiiao of their client upon tho plea
tliut having been paroled by Khonuan, hotii as
Admiral and (Jenerul, be cannot Do Held to
amwer for anything prior to tho parole,
New lorn, Jan. 0. A INmton duparcii
anya, Gov. -Bullock wua iuaiigufAted at noon
to day. In Ilia ineainge he anys that the ag
gregate debt of the State ia seventy threo mill
ion!.
A Houston. Texaa. letter, dated Doc. 22d.
aaya that the 20th corps, as an orgsn iatlon, is
to he dlionntlnned.
The colored troona permanently In aervlce,
are to bt sent to garrison places along the
coast.
The heavy assessments made by the Liberal
leaders on parties aisuining to nfi for them,
have driven lares numbers from tho towns on
the Iilo Grande, aoroas to the American aide.
The hanks at every lenj are lined with fugi
lives. These parties app.-ar suddenly in town,
and levy from (3,000 to $h,in)0 or the Libe
ral came,
A diipatoh from Washington, snya there is
the beat authority for aaying that General
Grant la not in favor or the immediate read
minion of rebel States, having expreseed In in
elf to that effect in a rcoent oonveraation with
a United States Senator. The sentence in bis
report on the condition of allairs in the South
em State, which win Interpreted ua meaning
that the Southern dclcgatione ought tube re
ceived without delay, uuooiidilioMiilly, waa nut
ntenilen to convey any audi Impreaaion.
New lorn, Jan.. At a aesriou nt the r e
man Congress to day, the number of delegate
waa greater than yealerdny. The charges
againat the aenato and 0'Muhoiiy, were read,
and Tuesday next appointed lor inveatiga
tlnn.
k number of important documents relative
to operations abroad, were read to the Fenian
Congreai. Yeelerday'i delmto was somewhat
stormy. Gvnerul Sweeney, the i'reaiiient,
waa charged with not being an minuted r ent
ail, w Ii lull Do did not deny, important ua
patchei were red from Ireland, giving flutter
lug accounts of the condition of ufliiir there
and making earnest appeals for prompt no
thin.
Washington, Jan. 5. Ten thousand white
nnd twelve thnuiniid oolored troops arc to lie
discharged this week. The Seoretary nf wnr
in compliance with the resolution of tho House
furnished a etatemoiit of the number of volun
tcere called for by the President at various
tflnee, that tho total aggregate bo reduced to
Uhreeyeari standard, 2,I2!,04I.
Information was received here that the head
quarters of the Liberal or National force iu
Mexico, are twoitty-twn lengm-s from Vera
Crux. In the eastern State, thu linperiilints
only occupy the inilttar) road from Virginia u
Mexico and to the city or Unxacii,
New York, Jan. 5, K( tuhnm wa taken
yoeterdnv from the tomb to Sing-Sing Prison
by Sheriff Kelly, He was accompanied frnn
the oily prison by Ins father and ouo of hi
brothers.
The Kimtn haa a report of a houso on
Hudson atreet, in lltia city, which is being well
aupplitd with arms and stocked with munition!
ol war," supposed to belong to tho Fenian
arsenal.
Gen. Sweeny, by inviialinu, viiited tho Fa
nian Congress lo-duy. and was enthusiastically
received. He mad a brief speech to the ef
fect that he would endorse nny meiieure calcn
luted to unite the brotherhood and iminogu
rule at once great movement for Irish imle
nendonoe.
The! V. S. tteamert VaneVrliilt and Tnsca
rora, and tho monitor Manadnock, unde r emu
mind of Itngora, were dispatched from Coy
enne on tho 7lh ol novemlier for tho
cifio. The Monadnock behaved beautifully nt
eca.
Ilultimore, Jan. 2. Tho funeral of Hon
Henry Winter Dnvia, this morning, was Inriro
ly attended. Every mark of reaped was
ahown the diatinguiahed ili-cenied.
Smuggling on the northern frontiers, which
waa about crushed out by due vigilance of the
Treasury Department, ia again being resumed
the ice on the hikee and rivere olfering the
aooundrelt facihtet for Iheir work.
Baltimore, Jan. 1. The colored people arc
Firat African Church lo celebrate iheir deliver
ance from tlavery. The ueual adreiaea will be
made.
CALIIOK.MA AKH8.
Nan Francisco, Jan. 8. A heavy defalca
tion haa been brought to light in the olliue of
the U. H. lub-Treuaury of this city, supposed
to have been committed by Win. Maey. cuh
ler of the office. So far aa discovered, the de.
fnlostio aniouuts to about s)rt(l.tHK) of which
9.0 0 is in eurrency and s)2.(HM) in gold. The
defaulter has departed for parts unknown,
thereby acknowledging bis guilt, which, how
ever, is abundantly proven by thu evidences
he has left behind. The Government will sus
tain no lose, as the amount is secured by Ike
bonds of Mr. Cheeimaii. the Treasurer, wliu
has been east two or three mouths. He went
into the Treasurer's olfiue immediately ufler
leaving the bigg rcliool in thi city, and had no
practical expeneuce In business. I luxe who
know him intimately, regard him a a person
of rather Inferior capacity, and as likely to he
miilead and made tho dupe of designing men.
It is ascertained that he ha speculated, to a
considerable extent in (ireeubacka, and alio to
tome extent in mining etocks.
Samuel J. Hensley, formerly President nf
Ih California Hteam Navigation Company,
died at the Warm Spring. Alameda county
this morning of a disease of tho liver accoiu
named wilb general debility. Ho was aged
about fifty. He leaves a ifo and two cliil
dreu. a sou about sixteen and a daughter abuut
eleven, wbo t ilieril his large estate.
August Buslay, the aereiiant, made an si
eensiun fmin Hayes' Park yesterday morning
The wind was blowing pretty etroug and I lie
balloon did lint light so soon as lis had antici
pated, but continued northward until lluslay
was spilled I the Hay, between Mock I'miil
and the Presidio. He struck out for shore and
was rescued by a boat.
During the terrific galo which raited last
evening that portion of llathaway'a wharf
south of Moore and Folger't was curried away
and drifted into the stream. The ship Jobs
Jay, which waa made fail there lei go her an
chor and after dnftin; a hort dialauee wont-
hack near the place where the detached wharf
lormerly alood. A large qnanlily of lumber
Wat piled np on the wharl, much of which drif
ted away,
Sau Franclico, Jan. J.-P. 0. McCarthy
and S. 1. MoCarlhr, pmnrivter of the A men
can Flag newepaper, commenced suit In recov
er 120.000 damage for breach of contract
from U. M. Llavee, proprietor of the Stockton
Mtnendtmt. Plainlills allege that I hey had
succeeded in breaking up the monopoly of
overland telegraph newt, enjoyed by Ibe Hulle
tin. Alia and Union, and that iheir own eircn
lalioa and advertising patronage were greatly
ioorewned thereby) that defendant bargained
in purchase Iheir interest In the Flag for 2rt.
HOI, which bargain wo afterwards fulled lo lul
fill. FlaintiRs (either allege that as sinmi a it
became know a to tho publio lhal they were
about to dispose of their Interest in the Flag,
their oireulalion and advertising patronage de
creased rapidly, and they claim f.tUXlO dam
ages from defendent for kaset sustained and
for breach of contract.
Washoe. Of, Jan. 5 The residence of
Senator Charles Lambert waa destroyed by fire
last night. His two boys were baroed lo death.
Mn. Lambert sad mother were carried from
the building both insensible. I.amhert was
in Carton iu attendance on Ihe Legislators.
A Com mittekmam. The Liun County Un
ion Central Committee hat appoiuted McPher-
au, editor of the Albany Journal, to fill Ihe
Lino county vsosnoy on the State Central Com
mute. Murbertoo ia well lulotnted In politi
cal affairs, aud we are pleased to tee biut placed
in Ihe Slate Ceuiinilleo.
Tat Carn.1 Dissum. Washington, De
cember 13 Bill to prevent Importation ef
fneslyw eottl l dr t gnard seaioel plague.
pasted both Itouie uf Congress, f hit U
firat bill pasted this Mwalon.
MONDAY MORNING. JAN. 12, ISM.
TheStateimao haa a Larger Circulation than any
other Paper In ths Itats, and la ths Bell
Mediant for Advsrtisers.
Ths V 8 Law and Reiolu tlona srs publlabad la the
etaietmsaov Aumuruj
SIMMAIU OF LAWS PASSNED BY THE
SPFXIAbSKKSIOX.
An act rclallnir to tho Penitentiary. Provides
tlinttlioiupcrintonilent shall make a quarterly re
port to tho Secretary stating tho liabilities, earn-
luga, Ac, of the priaonera, and full report or toe
condition of the Penitentiary.
An Act to Improve the breod of Shoep. Pro-
videa that rams runuing at large, out of owner'a
enclosure between first days of June and Novem
ber, may be taken up and notice thereof given to
tho owners but If the owner Is not known, tho
ram may bo advertised and sold, according to
certain rules.
An Act to approprlato money. Appropratea
live thousand dollars, or aa much thoreof aa may
bo necessary to pay e ponies of special eeauon
An Act to nrevont the spread of Contagious
Diseases. Provides a flno of not loss than five
nor more ttiau one nunureu uoimis ,u, ui
every diseaaed aheep horae, hog or cattle, brought
Into ttilss State, to be collected of any person In
troducing aaid diseased animals. And, also, a
fine for any poraon in the Stato knowingly having
inch diaeasod animala, and who do not keep them
in an enclosure or district securo from contact with
other animals.
An Act In relation to Common Schools. (Will
be published iu full next week.)
An Act amending the lax Law. section x pro
vide! when and how the County Clerk shall make
out the assessment roll, and deliver tho same to
the Shnriff. Section 6 provides that all State,
county, achool, and military tasea, shall bo paya-
bio In gold or ailver coin, except that county or
ders may be receivable for county taxoi j but no
Khcriir shall receive a larger amount of county
orders than the county taxes j aod no land sold
for taxes can he redeemed save by gold and silver
coin. Sections 21, W, 23, and 21) relate to the
manner uf telling land for taxes, and the redemp
tton of tho earn. Th'.'so sections are but amend
ments of tho existing low, and are numbered to
correspond with the numbers of the soctions
amended.
An Act relating to tho Krectloii of Mill-Dams
soil tho regulation of Mills. Provides the man
nt-r of appropriating mill-sites, and tho payment
ef damages to the land owners above and about
tho mill: provides a rate, of tolls one seventh
fur steam mills, one eighth for other mills.and not
more than one tenth In nny case where the meal is
not bolted t provide! Ibe manner of enforcing re
pair! In mills owned by several partlos, but no
miller shall be obliged lo grind smwlty or diseased
grain ', provides role! for weights, lost sacks, dec
The law comprises thirty-live section!, and is"
very important ono lo the people Every miller
should not fail to provide himself wilh a copy, to
keep at his mill, for the beuelit of bis customers.
The Law was prepared and worked through by
Hon. If. L. Turner, or Marlon county, (who is a
practical Millwright), and it does In in great
credit.
An Act to protect Fairti rounds. Provides pun
iihmeut by heavy lines for any one who will sell,
or give an ay, any spirituous or other liquors, in-
ids of any Fairlirnunds without written license;
or who shall ho guilty of disorderly conduct on
the Fair Oroonds, or using obscene language be
fore ladies at such places.
An Act to amend the Quarts Mining Law -Will
appear in full next week.
An Act relating lo the Militia. Repeals tho
two dollars per capita military tax, and transfers
the military fund above tho sum of two thousand
uoiisis fu. i, loon, to tho Penitentiary fund.
All Act to pruvido for the puLliuAiiuii ol tho
Stats Treasurer's quarterly report.
An Act to provide for loaning tho common
achool fund, in the different counties. It requires
oiorlgago security on real estate, worth three
times the amount loaned, and that the notes shall
betaken payable in the same kind of money as
that loaned.
An Act relating to Foreign Insurance Compa
niesProvides that no foreign tiro or marine in-
ursiice, express or brokorage company eh ill be
allowed to transact any lili-ioess In Ibis State
without lirst depositing (tod.lNtU of thn interest
bearing bonds nf the United Stale or uf the State
of Oregon, iu the county Treasurer's o3Ue of the
county w hurt said company s puocipal olKcc ii
kept, to bo there held as security for all persons
doing business with said company.
Another Act provides amendments to the Code
of Civil Pr-M-edurs, which is long, and interesting
only to lawyeia, who will puich.-ue Vid read tho
law for themselves.
The Acl relating to illegal voting ha already
been published.
All Act relating: to Assessors Kalatel lo tho
manner in which Ihey shall ducharge their Ju
lius. Another Act relates to the appointoient by the
county court of supervisors (except in Curry co..)
and their duties.
Another Acl provides for Ihe publication of ths
Laws and Juuruals of this session.
Another Acl confers additional jurisdiction on
Ihe Juslioes court, iu Ihe punishment nf larceny,
and assault and battery i and also in wlativn to
a change of veiiut before Justices' eor.rts.
Another Act provides half pilotage fees, to llu
pilot who shall first speak any vessel &n-uudiiig
or descending lbs Columbia rivor, no mailer
whether they want a pilot or not.
An amendment lo the "Sunday Law" provides
that Ibe Sunday law "shall not apply to keepers
of drug stores, doctor shops, undertakers, livery
liable, barbers, bulcli n a id btke an) all cir
cumstance of necessity and mercy may be plead
ed iu defunc,wbich shall be treated as questious
of fact for the jury lo determine when the offense
ll tried by Jury"
Another Aot provides imprisonment In Ih Pun
Herniary for stealing government notes, bank
notes, bills of exchange, Ac., and ajso for steal
ing horses, !-, Ac
Joiul Kesolulions were passed in favor of an
nexing Walla Walla county to Oregon I in rela
tion to Ihe death of the President ; la relation to
an eolargenieal ef Ihe Port of Kutry I In relation
to the mails: and In relation lathe steam tug
Ksbb.nl, asking Washington Territory to glvs
ber exclusive rights.
-On Tim Wino." Naiby has been com
pelled by the Abolition majority In New Jeraey
to abandon thai" Saint'i licit " He announces
now lhal he it "-on Ihe wing." Democracy
modern Democracy treaiou sympathising Democracy-it
now "on Ihe wing." Let it lie
kept ' on Ihe wing." and let loyal and patriot
ic men see lo It that no rrtttug-p ace for any
eh a foul bird be left on Ihe American conti
nent. If wo must have parties and political
differences, lei it be parties of loyal men, pro
feaaiof and maintaining devotion to the Union
and ita recognised authority but lei no other
party over agaia rise op which has Ihe treason,
able instincts to sympathise wilh and encour
age the armed traitors and open enemies ef Ihe
glJriowt "tun aod tripe," as this modern.
S3 called Dettooracy has. ia the past four yoars.
Ton Gmivot a to Bonaa The Nsw
York fYioaai sart that lb comparing a negr
Ie Democrat Is one of lt?e m fligmnt tetj
of injustice perpetrated upon a loug lufferlaf I
and down trodden race.
THE FITlllE I'AliTV.
General Kilpalrick delivered n political lets-
turo at tho Tremoot Temple. Boaton, on the
30th of November, Ihe text of which, briefly
reported by telegraph, ia aa follow! :
In considering ths question, what is lo be
and what shall be the future party ol this coun
try, that party mint first of all bo Just.
It muil also he patriotic not patriotism aa
a catch-word, but the patriotism which had
met and subdued treason against the csuutry
the patriotism of -Lincoln, Seward, Stanton,
Grnnt, Sherman, Dtx. Butler, Banki, Sheridan
and others the natriotiim nf Andrew Johnson,
who holds the deatiuiei of tho country in bis
hands.
Ho did not believe that Johnsnn had forgot
ten or would disregard the promise of freedom
maclo ou the item of the Cnnitol of Tennessee,
or hii lutiguugo littco for the punishment of
treason.
That pnrty also ahnuld be progreiiive, and.
above all, truly republican in idea and demo
crat In all ita operation!. When this country
ahall have forgotten to act npon the principles
nf iustice. humanity and truth, it n ill have
parted with the leorel ef ita greatnese. With
an adherence to these principlca, tho Govern
ment will lie pure, powerful and permanent.
That suits us exactly. " Do jmtioe, though
the heaveni fall," is nn old maxim, nnd very
safe. On tins rock let ua build. " When this
country shall have forgotten to net upon tho
principjes of jmtice, humanity and truth, it
will have parted with the secret of its great-
noil." No tiicaaure of mnterial prosperity will
ever oninponauts any country for tho li-art do
parture from those principles of justice, human
iiy and truth, which go to the elevation of
man's moral nature and mental abilities.
" III farm tin- hot, to hislealnil ills a prey,
Where wealth aiiuinulates, sad men deaiy."
Tiik ,Syrm;i thinly, that Oregon has certain elaim:
oti the Coveriioieiit wlii-h oiilit to be paid. Certuio
minovs, it think-, ouijIiKn ho refunded. At the same
time, it seem- to. aeient to our position, that no State
ipimt;et siemid be paid by in uciicmi U"vernmeoi.
Ureguntan.
We assent to ) our proposition about Stale
bounties, ai fur as I lie Atlantic Stutei nr con-
Cornell. If the General Government sh'ould
agree to pay with it? bonds the entiro amount
nf Oregon back pay and bounty bonds, recruit
ing and enlisting expenses included, it would
not pay any more fir soldiers here than It paid
for soldiers in the Atlantic States. The differ
ence nf circumstances and position hot ween the
expenses of raising mldiert in Oregon and in
the Stntea, nml Ihe expenses nnd privations of
the aoldier'a family here, nuikn our statement
of the claim of Oregon fair and just.
Tub PitncKR Term. In speaking of the
proper name of the Union, Ihe Albany Demo
crat saya ;
If Washington ami JeftVrson and Msrli-mn are to be
roudih'rcl enniiieteit authority to deride the miesii'n
at this- dxy.we will mention that they expressed it
Hun: " Ihete Itiiitnl Stale.'' Rot they' did not kinov
thin lo be a Nnlionit (itwrrmnrnt ttieyslipposed it to
ic a peticriu (or leituciii iovernnieiii.
We inppnso that the Constitution forming
the Union ii the heat authority; and in that
instrument t lie words, " the United States,'
arc invariably used to ileaignute the Nation.
Ia tho article! of Confederation, article 1, ex
press ly (lectures that " the rtvlo of this Con
federacy ahull b ' The United Statci of Amer
ica.' " The Democrat is mistakeu in snying
that Washington and Madison regarded this as
a Federal or leagued Government. Their
opinions declare their belief that it is it Nation
I Government n Government of the people.
Annkf.w Jackkon. Speaking of the noble
old patriot, t lie Albany Democrat my :
lie regarded tiie dor-trine of State Itlilits as the
liiinrui k or nor repnbih-nn rorm ol tfoveioment, and
neither attempted Inuihelf nor permitted oUier to ia
fru-t ilie rii;!il- or Itespuss opon the reserved powers of
me Mines. .
Whilu rou are on that point, jnt t. II aa how
Jackson treated South Carolina in 16.')-!, when
alio passed her ordinance of nullification and
secession. And Having done that, tell us how
your Deniocratio Preside nt, James Bucliunnn,
acted under similar circumstances, in ISOO.
And then lell us which is the true Democracy,
that In Id by South Carolina, General Jackson
or James Buchanan f
Vf.ky Consomno Iniirkh. The Ohio Cri-
its sat s t
The Democratic party was defeated iu every North
era Suie in with Ii election were held. The nlv eon
"l itt n to Is- dcriv, d Irom thi4 f,tte uf otf.tir is, that
thiuis e c. t nv worse. nu4 there Is plenty of room
tor improvement.
Willi an extraordinary regard for Ihe truth.
tile Albany Democrat commends tho uliuve
paragraph to Ihe Democracy of Oregon. They
had doubtless heard the news of ihe eleclioni
in ihe St.ttea. but needed O'Mcara' indorse
ment In convince them that nil such newt was
not a " d d Aboliticn lie." The Democrat
will accept our thanks fur undeceiving ilt tup
porters iu this regard.
HtcxnoMt. " Some of eur pubbe men have no puni
tive opinions They a ill not n,cdi: thcm-rlromimiiia!-
Itleilly to Ibis policy or Ihil l, aun e t Ihe e,dil m iy
pmve their adi a unpopular. Their mind seem In I
l no rqinpo-e, and nln-ii lln-y do niva a very little
inrjr are luny a api to no wrong ai otherwise. I n 0-0
Irite h it vi-ry expulsive term. the people never
know where to llml tiirm,' ( trrgonian.
I Ihe editor of the Oitgor.un milking per
sonal a'lusioni to himself I Wa have heard
just such sentiments as the aliovo applied to
him. by gentlemen front various parts nf the
Stale. If ho is one of our publio men," h
tnnst be making a homo thrust. Come now,
hadn't you heller Hop that, and go lo fighting
lb Copperheads T
Aas wkTaxsP? Orrirui I- taxed .toiler Ihe lnleni.,1
Uerrii'ie Is, for 1-oU-, the pretty little sum nf time
ine-orvo inonsauu duiur. ill conn we don I feel the
taxen Aretew.
Ye, we are laxrd considerable. Taxed to
pay for pulling down a Democrntio rebellion ;
taxed to pay for inppre:ug Ihe treason nursed
and hatched by a Democratic administration ;
taxed lo pay Ihe expense of defending the Gov
ernment and it Capitol from the ttvaeon and
rebellion nf Southern Democrat!, and taxed lo
pay the ct peine of hanging Deuiocralio trait
or and assasiiui.
Tun SfKcirc Contract Ait. Iu the case
of Milliken and othera ft. Sloat, recently tried
be ore ihe Supreme Conrt of the Stato nf Ne
vada, in session at Carton City, the Court re-
vereJ Ihe former decision of Chief Justice
Lewis, and declared in express teinje that the
Specific Contract Aot was in conflict wilb Ihe
law of Congress making the national issnrt le
gal tender! ; that Ihe law of Congress was con
stitutional, and thai the Specific Contract Aol
was unoomiilutional. and therefore null and
Void. Chief Justice Lewis dissented.
Mr. IJaeota ie4.oio.jilt violated slid drrnM the Cot-
t lutein anil lrsmpW-,1 ua Nate ruhu. Hr. Johruhw
h simply fnll-iwed la hi immedist pnroWrssor'i
sterns, tnr K'fklt Dtmoeral.
We deny ihe truth of thai itatemenl, and
defy Job In point out a (ingle luetauee where
either President Lincoln or hit ucoeesor ha
ever ttrlated Ihe Constitution or trampled on
the rights of the Slates. Point out tho time-
placv, manner and art.
Ki.utmils U.v t asiua We bam that Bish
op fcott haa takea the field at lVtlawd, again!
the religious fallariea promulgated by the Catho
lic lecturer. Father Bouchard. There are tew
bier theologian anywhere thl Bishop Scot I
ami we tt: i ths 1 'r"Vtr-, will fln1 tw " elrl
Bishop " father too heavy for the " Mother
Church" I
IHE I'ATTLK PLAblE.
Wo give the following condensed account uf
this fearful plague, from our cotemporariee t
It is in the aleppea or plains of Ilusiia that
tho diseuso originates, and prevails mortally
among the oattle. Tho true nature of the
rinderpest, as it is called, seems not to be well
understood, but it is supposed that the. poison
enters the syatetii through the organa of re
ipiration, loon acta upon tho blood, and the
animal attacked rarely livei beyond tho fourth
day ofter the symptom hnvo ihown them
lelvci i while many of thuru aink on tho ice
ond day. So fatal and 10 malignant ii tho dis
ease, that beevca not conaidercd at all infect
ed when being driven to tho slaughter house,
aoinctimes are attacked with it, anil lie down
aud die in the highway.
Lost year nearly two millions of cattle died
iu Egypt, and a complete bridge of carcasaea
wai formed over the river Nile. The diaeaae
haa awept over a great portion of Europe, nnd
ia now rapidly depriving Great Britain of her
cattle. It ia highly contagious, and when it
Invadea a herd, nearly every animal is sure to
take it and die in a few dayi. Cattle will
oninttiuuicate it to tlieeji and theep to cattle.
Of all the animals attacked, the deaths fre
quently amount to 90 per cet t.
Actual contact with infected ouinmls is not
necessary for communicating the disease. A
lot of diseased hides were taken to New Zea
land, and the infection struck the cattle. Not
less than 100,001) died, nnd many more were
killed and buried, In arrest Ihe progress of Ihe
initially. It has been shown that any article
whatever, that baa been in contact with a dis
eased animal, will carry tho contagion to
healthy localities.
Thus far, the dreaded riiiilcrpiist has tint
been communicated lo tho United States, and
tho most rigid nicaiurei should bo adopted to
prevent in introduction. Should it make its
iipjiernnuc on the Atlantic border, it would bo
but a question of time and perhaps n very
short time of its rcuching California. An
ocean and a continent intervene nt present,
but distance seems no barrier lo iti desolating
progress.
IIKMOI ItATIC HKLIlilOV.
Wc arc furnished the following bit of "reli
gious experience," confessed in a Copperhead
church not many miles from hero. As our in
formant is a relieble tnnti, wo are compelled lo
bcltevo it, and can only account for such brut
ith Mens in any pcreou upon the basis thus this
hell-born pro-slavery, modern Democracy has
to poisoned and corrupted the hearts and minds
of those who adhere lo it. that they nro uow
beyond the possibility of a single feeling for
Immunity. Hero is tlie " experience :"
I hiih brought up by pious parents, and was
nlwnys taught that it wns right to he religious
nnd lo love God. A protracted meeting was
being held in tho neighborhood, prodncinS some
interest. My sister attended and experienced
religion nt that meeting. On returning from
meeting, my eWor cumo to mo in the garden
and asked me if I ever prayed, I said no j 1
did not suppose it necessary, ns father and
mother prayed for ns all. She shid I must pray
fur myself. My parents had come nnd joined
in the' conversation, mid I liecntne considerably
impressed with Ihf- fact of my sinfulness ; so
wo nil Illicit down in the potato ("Inter")
patch and nil prayed for me. In conversation
afterwards, my sisler told me Hint I never
would find peace until I could conin In the
Saviour iu the ino-t humble and self-abused
manner possible ; so I cono uded I would 'pnt'
myself in the lowest possible position. I came
lo the conclusion Mint 1 would imagine myself
ns low nnd degraded as a dog ; but even In this
low state of humility I conld not liuil accept
ance. I still continued lo pray nnd wrestle
with God, and thought for a point of deep hu
mility anil sclf-nhascinent I could " put " my
self in, belnw Ihe dug, w ith hopes of success.
And now, brethren nnd sisters, I must tell you
my thoughts; I can't help it, for it is true, and
I must tell it all : I cumo to the conclusion that
I wns as vile, worthless and degraded and nn
belter than a nigger, nnd, glory to God ! I then
found peace.
Bailkoau
Fiiom Salt Lake to the
Ciit.l MniA litVKit. Gov. Lyon, of Idaho, has
the following in bis message, ou the above sub
ject. We lliiitk with the Governor, tliut if
proper representations are made In Congress,
tvo otiht lo receive the same ni I to Kail
roads at the west end of the great Pacific
line as are grunted Iu branches ut the East
end:
After a careful series of siitinditirrs at i
water, it baa been found thai Ibe Suulic or
Shoshone liver ran ,be made navigable
at a nominal expeusn from (Mil's Kerry to
Salmon Falls, a distance ol two hundred nnd
fifty miles, thus making nn important link in
the chain of railroad communication Irum the
norlb end of Great Salt Lake lo Wnllula nil
I.. rami Kiiiuio vniev anil nulla Walla, over
Ihe lowest pass in tho lllue Mountains. Wilh
about one hundred miles of navigation
(J rent Salt Lake wo have less than four hun
dred unlet of railroad to build to render I
branch Pncilio railroad a success, hose cut re
pot will be Portland, nnd its terminus Great
Suit Lake GitV- lhli touto Is sonic live lion
dred utiles near Chun and Japan than Ihe
trunk route through Nevada and ("a iforma.
aud by your endorsement of the itute of facts
in a proper way, hv uicmurial, it cannot fail lo
attract favorably the attention of Congress,
that we inny have thn initio chartered rights
auu t.overuinetit iioutitr loitiilncc Us construe
lion that litis been given to oilier measures of
a similar character. I bus the ( oluitiliia river,
tho ualtirnl avenue nf eonum-rcc, would nt
tract the trade of Ibe orient as well as Ibe ac
cident, and lorin the lust grand link in Ibis tru
ly nntinnnl highway. Oregon, as well as the
1 territories ol .Montana and Wa-lniicton, will
be largely the gainers by ila progress and com
p let ion.
iiik luitv.M.i.is i.lkctiiis. Did you over
hear stu b a jubilee as tho copparhead papers have
railed over iheir first and only victory iu Oregon,
or anywhere elie in tho United Stale I Itcat
overwhelmed, destroyed, Muted, " busted" is ths
democracy in every Stato in the I'nion, jet Ihey
lay a little corporation victory lo their hearts ssa
aweet morsel of comfort, in exchango for national
annihilation. Hut.sftcr all, when the truth conn-a
out, it is not a democratic victory nt all. The
(jaselte states the facts about as follows i
Ths city election last Monday may be denomi
nated a general election, from the fact that it was
participated in by Long Tom, Sap Creek. Linn
county and adjoining counties, and thns the de
mocracy" elected Ih-ir candidato for Mayor by
eleven. I.at year they elected the same man by
majority of ii."
With til Ihe aid ths rebels could aend iu from
"Long Thomaa, Soap "Creek" and the adjoining
democratic counties, they elected their Mayor by
eleven votes,aud lost tAtrty-tini vetes on him since
last year.
TRKRinLR Traoedv. The Yreka Journal
give the particulars of a terrible) tragedy at
Hawkineville, in Siskiyou county, Cal. A very
honest, respectable aud worthy German, named
John Wilfciihaoh, while tailoring under a lit uf
insanity, shot bis wife with a revolver, before
daylight in the ruorniug, killing her instantly
II thet) loaded double barreled gnu with
back-shot, placed the munle to hit mouth, ami
. fired both Iwrrele wilh hit toes, literally blow
iu ou ni nesju. tie irii a Uriel oo.e explain
ing the deed, aud three children, and founder
alios property, with dtrrcihm te a (thud to
Uke bit property aud ulmdrea baud to Germany.
NATION AL AIIOUTHIV UK NUVKKY.
The following ii the proclamation of Secre
tary Seward, declining tho abolishment of
slavery.
To all lo whom these presents ahull come,
Greeting : Know ye, that whereas, the Con
g'cas of the United States on the first day of
February last, passed a resolution which is iu
the wurds following, namely :
AKTIl'I.EXIII.
Suction 1. Neither slnvery or involuntary
icrvitude, except aa a punishment lor erniie,
whereof the party slmll have been duly con
victed, ahall exist wiftiin the United Statei, or
any plnoe aubject to their juriailiotioti.
Section 2. Congress sltitll Imvo power to
enforce this article by appropriate logiflutinn.
And whereas, It appears from the ofliuiul
dnoumenta nn file in this Department, that the
Amendment lo Constitution of the United
States proposed us aforesaid hm heen ratified
In- tho Legislature of tho Statei of Illinois.
Rhode Island, Michigan, Maryland, New York,
West Y inziuin, .Maine, Kansas, Massachusetts,
Pennsylvania, Virginia. Ohio, Missouri, Neva
do, Indiana, Louisiana, Minnesota, Wisconsin,
Vermont, Tennessee, Arkausai, Connecticut,
New llumsshiro. Smith Carolina. Alahaiiia,
North Carolina and (ieorL'ia. ill till tlVHiity-teV
en Stnlei ; and whcroni, the whole number of
States in the United Slates liWi anil where
as the before specially named States whose
Legirl itures have ruitlied the said proposed
amendment constitute tliieo fourlhi of the
whole number of Sttites in the United Suites ;
now therefore, he it known, that I, Win. II
Seward, Secretary of Slate of the United
States, by virtue of and iu pursuance of the
second section of Ihe Act nf Congress approv
ed 20th of April, 1818 (?), entitled nn "Aot
to provide for the publication of the laws of the
United Stales and lor other purposes." do
hereby certily lliul lite amendment has become
valid In nil intents and purposes, its a put t ol
the Constitution of the United States.
In testimony whereof, etc
W. H. SEWAUI). Secretary of Stiite.
A Good Dkai, foil tiik Piiesiiient, hut
Not Much for Johnson. It must uot be
forgotten thai every Democratic lender, now
loud lor Andrew Johnson, was indilietent to
his patriolio courage in December ol 18(10;
indignant at his nttuok on llreckinridgu and
Lane in 1861 ; laughed at his sufferings as a
refugee and opposed bis nppoiutnient us Mili
tary Guvc'rnor of Tennessee in 1801 G2 : de
uot'nued his tyranny and called liiin an ingra'te
in 1803; voted against him in 1804 ; slander
ed him in lHt5; and now proclaims himself
in favor of Andrew Johnson's restoration or
reconstruction plan without ever having dune
anything but assail nil the other portions of
his polity, including emancipation, confisca
tion, suspension nf tlio writ of habeas corpus,
military arrests, military trials, execution of
the assassins, and the support of Radicals like
Holt, Stunton and William U. llrownlow, of
Tennessee.
"Lafayette CouitiEit." This is tlio title
nf tho new paper tn lie started at Lafayette,
in Yamhill county. It it advertised to advo
cate and defend the "tinio honored principles of
the Deiiiucmtio party." Docs anybody know,
or cau anybody tell, w hat the 'timo-lionorcd
principles" mean Dotv-a-duyal won't some good
Up. start a iJctnouratio paper, and call it,
"Time-Honored Principles."
.11 rs. 8. A. Allen's World's Hair lto.
t-toror aud Dressing. You cannot tie bald or grey, and
neither time nor siekneea can blemish your Iluir, if
you me them. Sold by nil Druggists.
Agents, Hosteller. Smith, & Dean, San Fi-uneisco.
THE MARKETS.
From late New Yol k papers wc Irani that iu tlie New
Y'ot k tuarkets, at tho date of Dercmlier 1st. there was
rather more tli in the iinual activity in the Dry liwuls
mat ket, ou account or a decline ul prices. The cotton
milU are producing very largely, and llie prospect ap
pears tu he Unit the supply of gnoiN will he such ns to
compel l'iw prices, Irrespective ot the real cost of the
falirics to the rasuufuctiii-er. llrnwii Sheetings were hi
moiltrule demand, with au im-rense ia the supply. The
Oui-r lii.i kes were i-nori-il at a dccliue of 1 JrtJ.'ic y yurd.
Surli A, Lawrence (', Indian Uriel, Appletou A, and
Ainnry standard, were held hy agents at 3Uc; i i (Ji-aa-Ittville.
.'Iljc.jdo. 27e; 4-4 Augusta Factory, S21c, j
do. 27Jc 4-4 Otsego, 2o; 4-4 W'niirliiisett, 3:)c.
Illeaclicd gr.otlH were selling at gi-urnilly lower prices,
the decline, a comp,ireil with ten days ugo. Iieing J it
k. New York mills w -co sold hy agents at Stic; 4 4
W.innuu 4oc, D-rJ do. 52Je, and 5-4 do. 67c; Tuscamra
anil Trent each 4(lc: 4 4 Fiirentdalc 37 Jc. Cor-et Joans
were sternly ami iu demand at aliuitt 33c. C'-itton Flan
nels l-.wcr, niugina inun 4'iJ to 4.i c. Stripes dull ut
ii tu 37, and 4", to 5ic for best Uands. l'rinls were
quiet and weak. T ie decide la priailng cli.tlis Inil
produced un Imll-pnMiion lo buy. Tlie fiilluef.ig are
the current prices among jobbers j Merrimack AV, '.We;
C-ichceo L. 2lic; Sprogoe's fain in, a;cj Uu-linioml'i,
2'.c; Amnskeag, 23c; Vaui9t;tu, 20c; Loudon Mourn
ing iSpnigue's) 23c.
llu-lin Delaines were very active and steady in price.
Il.uiiiit.jii, IVilic uinl Maiiciii-.-lcr wire ijuiiled by llie
agents at
Tlie tiade in Wieilios was quiet, nii.l pi i, M had a
weak tendency, but without uny qu -lable decline. Chs
snuerea are iu limited demand, iritli the reducli-iii in
price usual t-ward the i In ol llie -i ason. Cl illis arc
quiet aud steaiiy in price.
The supply ol carpeU was belter tip with the demand
than fir smne time bjt. The Lra-ell Company's In
grain mil at $1 liOfursuperlliie,$l "j ,,r extra super-
line, aud f J l.i lor iiupcri.l three ply.
r launch were Iu m-.derate detaaiid. Plain Scarlet,
4ilo .i2c; twilled do .',(! a 72(o for F and C; white do i2
ff-iij.-; tiliuker il'i i2J(H-'ii:.
Foreign al were supplied in excess f the market.
anu iirtces were generally wealt Hi.d lower.
(It iiiu-t la- borne in mind Hint the almve ure whole
sale prices, and " greenback prices.")
IAS FRANCISCO MtSKKTS.
The following are tbe4clcgraildc quoi itiona for Jan,
loth, coin prices
K'ir leant traders at R.iard, 7d was paid and "1 was
asked. L'eflie prices have adviiiirrd; talcs 3,701) lbs,
C'ts Itica, in lots from second hamU, nt 27etclosinff at
2')8.uo; Jura at so, ti,-n realized g.sal prices, fjn .in
211 ik f too lbs. I .i market closed buoyant. Cnn
dies ure in ihmatid at full prices; sales iOU tmiies Knit
rys uml io'J do. Knnppa, private; qiwtablc at 27c
Koig-.e!.'. Illiietine has declined lo I5c; the large
testes resulting from late arrivsh has Imparted mnrs
tone to the market, and mast kinds of udeut ntcdi
vines have advanced 2o'25 f cent, within 30 days.
sugar situ .,n latrrels lal relliiery ll at IS )-: Cir
cle A cm-lied isqunUlile at li ltie t lb.
Janusry r.'ili. fatolles l.tKsl lis of Gram's A
Kunpp's sold at 27c. Coal Uil further salts of IS,
oisi galhins, assorted hrmmls, were made at $1 30; wc
understand the price will be advanced to $t 40 on Mote
day tiext. Flour iCieirine,half-n k, t bill, al (l 2.,,
quarter sacks nt $'1 60, extra halt ska $4 50, qrsks at
.$'! "i, extra bakers half saksat $ 75; quarter racks at
(7; miL-ide country brands sell at 2'.c 4 lb f barrel.
Wheat prices are rirm; sales of S.OUO Rs cholcs m.ll
nig at 10; 7U0 sks gs d at M per 100 llu. and 50
ditto private. Barley sales of 1,000 ska feed at $1 Oo
and not) ditto brewing at It 07 J per 1 00 lbs. Oats
there Is m.ae movement and the market is better, with
stales of 1.400 sks at fl Co, and !,VI do, part il not
all at ft 70 f MO lbs.
roari.AKD raoniTs ataatr.
Ths Orrmtian reptirts the duntcstic produce market
for Jsa.Utb as follows:
Wheal, new, fur milling, J) IniM.
Cats, " "
Corn Ural. V ttW It.
.. 9Xft 1 115
o oo
rmur. extra.
M
T on
4n no
Ktoor, eiMtntry brands
tiround Feed,' too
limn, ton
MMJImga. V ton
Applea. ' Ikix
tpplCfc, Uriel1
Hat-on, Pa
Hams, e lb-
-boulders, lift,.
Vfl (S)
.30 00ft:cj no
.. ' I'll. H
W
IS
ii
.vs
.. i Jo-jo un
Jo
S en
. 3 UKii &o
:i tsi
si i
SO IS'
Lard, in tins
lrd. iu keat-
r'gus. 1 dot...
Holier, V ft,....
t'liH-kens ipriog and full grown. y doe
PiaHtites, y bns'-el.... ..............
Onhaie V ion a, ..."
"Vain, f ni ,
Haled Hsv. toil
Ia lUv.eitno.
--traw, i hm
Tat ailier txciUmvut u still raging ia Jacksc
eouuty.
NEW IxDVERTISEICEMTS,
SALEM THEATER.
THOrt. WARD Ltuoe ami Mnimirnr
MR. WARD tiilti'i jilifivujrft Iimtinounnlng to Hie
t ilixi'iiit of 8n.lt' in hikI vicinit y tliut lm hint ellWtuit
n HiiiriiKuiiiuiit with tlio ctjlebi'iUml Actren ftrjr
ongstre,
FANNY MORGAN PHELPS,
Who wilt it iu tear here lovoml nvwiiruM .Inei... .t..
pre will Wflok, Hided by a full iithI efficient oumpunr
Kor full niu tiriilrii-H we kilt of the iIhv,
Klllem, llltt. lHli.r,
Willamette Steam Navigation
Company.
THE V. H. N. CO.'S NEW STEAM Kit
2sba ALERT,
Leaves I'OHTI.ANP every morning at 7 o'clock for
CITY, eooneiiiuu with tlio ateatuer AU.
TIVK.
Will leavo OKKOW CITY everv tlav for POUT
fjANl), at 1 o'clock r. M., or on tlie arrival ol the
ACTIVE from Corvallis. Kreurhl sail Passage a
tiluco(l Itiittts!
Apply on hoard.
Tlie Willamette Steam Navigation Co.' Steamer
ACTIVE,
J. T. Ari'KBsnn, . . Muster,
Will leave CANEMA1I nvei TUESDAY and Pill.
DAY at ID o'clock t, .. fo- KALKM. ALttANV
aiidCDBVAUJS. U. W. HUIMSIUH,
'orllanil, Jan. IS, I'lifi. 1'ice i W. rt. N. Co.
Oisotuliilioii Notice.
NOTICE Ii hereby given that llie oopartnerahiD
liereteforo cxisti g under the name of Mreri,
Hughes ex Co., is lliisday dissolved by mutual consent'
Mr. Nit-klm having sold hie entire iule -ust in tlie tirra'
to Ins partners wliu will continue the tiusiuesa and are
Hiiilioi izil to eiilluet all ilelits due tlio luta linn, and
will Hetile all demauili against the stone.
M. MYKIM,
JOHN lliriillE
A. 11.N1CKUN. '
Salem, Jau. 13, IHiib.
Nolire.
All persons knowing themselves Indented to ths late
liriuof Myers, Hughes iSr. (Jo. ure requested ui coma
t'orwerd and settle, and all pet-soui having claims will
present the some, as the loiMincss must, lis eettteil
f.llH, IIUHIIES, &Ct).
State Airi'ii'iillui'.il Nociciy.
TIIE Board of Managers of the Oregon Stdto Agri
cultural Society aro iei ucsled to meet at tlie nine
Lilirary rooms at hnlein. on luumluv, tlio Khlidavof
Eehi-oarv. lHlit!, at. 1 o'cloek, M , for tlia trflnNMti.,n
ollinsinetiof impo tanen connected with the r-'orietvi
1 no lime tor iioiniiur toe next anaital fair, togsihuV
with the arrangement of th,e premittai lists, will lis
considered by tlie linaril at this Dieeting, therefore the
friends of the Society are eiiniently and cordially in
vited to aMetul.
Per order of tlie President,
I. C PEKnLES, Cor. 8ee.
Salem, Jan. 13, Sfi.:iw.5 "
8HKKJW8 8AU!.
BY virtue of un execution Issued out of the circuit
court of the Stiilo of Oregon for Yamhill county
uinl lo mo directed, by the clerk of aaid conrt, iu favor
of Williams At. I.ippinrott nnd auainst l'oter Kline
and (or want of personal property to satisl'v the same'
I huvo levied upon and will proceed to 'sell to the
highest bidder for cash fit hand, at tlie ennrt-lionse
door in Lafayette, ou February 6th, lHliti, between
the hours of o'clock a. nt. and 4 o'rJoek p.m. of said
day, all the right, title, and interest of said 1'e.ier
Kline in and to the premises described as follows, to
wit: Highly acres of land, being a part of tho dona
tion claim of N. P. ltohineon and wife, beginning at a
stake on the west boundary lino of said donatioa
claim , south 1(1 deg 30 mill SM.78 eliuilia from thu north
west corner of the enid donation tract, thence south
Ifi deg :i(l mill west ill 51 chs to the south east corner
of Louis Lalionto'i land claim, tlieneo south 18 deg 3(1
mitt west i.lli elis to John Cary'i east corner, return
ing to beginning comer, ond from tlieoce south (ill deg
east (ill chs to tlio iVilluutette river, thence up said
river to the place of beginning, containing eighty
acres of land, more or less, together with all the ap
purtenances tiiorciiuto bctoiiging to he sold to satisfy
said execation, interest, costs, mid necruing cost.
la. la. WHITCOMB, KlierilT.
Jan. 8. I8l'li.
MfERl'PF'S SA.K.
IY virjite of a decree of foreclosure and anexeca
' tion issued thereon from the circuit court of the
Stole of Oregon for Morion county, and to me direct
ed, by Ihe rlerk of said court, iu favor of Ai Cooliilge,
guurdiuu of Annette Cuolidgu, un infant, nnd against
Joseph Jones and Lueinda Jones, I have levied upon
and will proceed los. ll to llie highest bidder for cash
in hand, at the eotirl-lmnae door in Salem, on SAT
UltDAY. TIIK Kith DAY OF FKHKL'AltY, 18o6,
at one o'clock p. m. of aaid dav, the property describ
ed in said decree, to wit : Kiiimte in Marion county,
Slate of I Iregon, in T. ti S. U. 1 W , commencing at a
point on the south line of Jnmcs Brown's land claim-,
thence 5 .'JH rliuins set u stnVe ; ihi-nro north II.IW set a
stake from whicli Y. nnk 21! Indies in diameter lienra
North 'H deg W 43 liokst lliuuco south (i'.'J deg W.
Ulal cbiiius lo a stake i thence south 'J deg et 5.V2
chains set a stake tlie pluee of beginning, front which
a V. oak Ii iuclies in dininutcr lieura north 01 deg
west .HI links." To he sold to satisfy aaid execution,
interest, costs, and uecroing costs.
HAM L 11KADRICK, SIierifT
Salem, Jan. 1 1, IHtai. 4wtti
I'ilatiou.
E STATU ef the minor heirs of John B. Kowland,
dee d. .Inn. Slit, J ;. County Court. Yiunliill
county, Oregon At this day cornea Jauea Kelty Slid
Jeremiah Itowlitud, gnardiuns ef tho estate of l"
minor heirs of John It. Kowland, dee d, and upon alll
davit uml petition herein tiled asks tlie court for a li
cense lo sell a portion of the real eslule of said heirs,
and it appearing proper aod reasonable to the eistrt
rial said petition si Id be heard, it is therefore or
dered by llie cuitrt ltia Ihe next of kin of tlie said
wurds and all persona iutc runted be liolilied to appear
at tlio ciiuM-honse in Yamhill county, Oregon, ou.
Wednesday the ith day of February next, ut which
titni- and place said )Hlition will lie' heard u':d deter
mined. J. VY. CiiWLS, to Judge.
Jon. .VlWtiwtydlti Hy S C. Antus. Clerk.
Ailitniiisli-itlor'N Sills' if I.uud.
NUTTt K is hereby given that I will sell fur cash in
hand to tlie highest bidder, at pnolio anetiun, at
tho court house door in Lafayette, Yamhill county,
Oregon, on Tuesday the (ith day of February, Itiiti,
between the hours of ! o'clock a. tu. ond 4 o clis-k p.
01. of said day, all the rent estate of Win. A. ( nlbcrt
son, late of the county unit Stute aforesaid, deceased,
and being the donaiio'u land claim of said dec'if, con
tniniiig 13-tWI aeree. Also, the nndiiided half of
3-fl lures of land as descrihi-il in iNoiiticutinu No.
i:r.'l, Claim So 7 ti, uml known as the douatiou land
claim of John T. Jetlrevs and wife.
A. HliADlll'KY, Admiuistmtor.
January It. ISCal. III
fsiiuidiuii Kulu.
BY virtue of au order and license ul ash) made to
rue in the Yamhill county court, January terra,
Ie), 1 shall proceed to eell al public auction the La
fayette House and block, wiih ihe improvements, ia
Ihe Inwu of Ulaypiio in said eoaiilyi also tractional
portions ol the Joel Perkins donation laud claim, ly
ing ou I he well and on the northwest of the Lafavelie
town plat iu said county the property of tho hoirsof
said 1'erkins. Sale to take pluee at the court house
door in Lafayette, ou Tuesday, February bth, 140,
between the 'hours uf 9 o'clock a. m. and'4 o'clock p.
ui. ol kiiii! dav. Terms, gold or silver coin iu hand.
Inn M, IHiiowtilli 11 IV, ALLEN, Guardian.
AriiuiiiiMrtilor'N Salt' f Lund.
XJOI ICK is hereby given that I will m-U loreanhin
it hand to the highest bidder at public aurlieu, at
the court house door bi llayetct Y'amhill coutitv,
Oregon, on Tnewhty tlio Ikh day of February, laild,
beiween the hours of U o'clock a. to. and 4 o clock p.
ru. of said duy, all the real estate of A. J. Mcradith,
ileeeased, late uf Yamhill eonuty Oregon, and being
the donation land claim of the said A.J. Mt-mdith, de
ceased, situated in mid county and Sinte, and contain
ing IL'7 1st liaj acres. JOHN I'liltltY,
Jun.fi, lMitiwtilt'i Ailuiiuistraior.
kxecutuuh ,urjcjc7
NOTICE ia hereby given that the eudersigned haa
lareu duly appointed executor of the will of Neal
Me. Kire, late ol Murion comity, deceased. All per
sons having claims euaiusl said estate will present
them to me at my resilience iu said eonuty, within six
months, and uil persons owing said eslule are request
ed to make immediate payment,
Jan. l.i, lNWw4 pdlii W. II Cl'LVER. Ex'r.
i:lriiy Atittfi'.
'pAKF.N I'P by the snlwntair, aix mile aouthof
1 Nileai, one sorrel mare live or lis years old, H
hands biifh, while atrip in Ibe facet no other oiirks
l-ereeivat.le jllee, 11, lrYi&. 8. P. DIMl.tM.
ulitt'.
rtAKKN UP by the subscriber, one mile north of
t Nilein, one eow, Willi red head, neck, and isles,
while ftieekled back, roiup, tad. and bellvi mark.
crop olf the lelt ear. small upper bit otf the right ear.
broad irelesKribable 1 on hip. ('tone to mv premises
in July last. dee. li, 1-tsil SAMLIX PKNTKH.
muni.
ABCIK10L-TEAair.lt AT IIETIIEL COIe
leire. Polk eontitv. Oreeon. M,t Ke at least a
thorough Knitli'h seliolar. and well recommended.
By order of the b wrd of trustees.
W. K1CIIAKP80X, Pres'ts
llethel.Inn.H. IW Hmi
A Partner Wanted,
"N a good paring business. A vonng man prrferred.
I For particulars, apply at Ihe Salesman Office.
Jannapv 15, IHtsS, lw
1'OTirE.
TAKEN, ap, bv the subscriber, living ea 8oatb
Visina 10,1 hi'iU M..pth nf HIb in Alettno eoua-
tv, oue bay I101OK. euprswed to be eeven veara old.
sVoit 14) hands biyh. with star in Ihe torebead sod
saddle marks on his back, the rixhl bind foot while
te the pastern jesnt. mid little while on left fore loo-
! VI. M. JAM. IV. 11011'!
Varnishes !
N'Ont.E Howr'e Aiwrl.ua CoeeK. Copal, Beo
atne, IJeniar, aud eihellsr Yaniihes, at
eetS MVtlttS, ULUUc.a W.