The Oregon statesman., March 05, 1866, Page 3, Image 3

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' " I'MON bTATK fJO.VVEXTIO.Y.
The voloin of the several couiil.iua of Oregon wlin
have boon wi'l 1,1 f"v'"' maintaining tlin mi.
premacv nf the tlnioii. the ( lulixl if titton hiiiI the laws
of llm t'nited Htnlce. against nil opposition, Hie re
spectfully invited to hold cnuvrnti'ina according ri tlio
usual custom, for tho election of Delegate to it Cnion
Stuie Convention, to lie heir) itt Cnrrallia, on the M
lny of March, 1811, for Iho purpose of immituitiuK
candidates for Governor, Member of Vmmrfr. Hec.o
retorv of 8tHti, Suite Treasurer, nnil Hint Printer
We respectfully recommend tlm holding of County
Conventions throughout IheMiale mi Saturday, tlio
1 7th day of March, 18titi. at which time llolegutre to
the State Convention can tie selected. And that ilia
I'recinct meetings be held on Sni unlay the Ulth day of
March. Dclea-Htes to the State Convention froai each
Judicial District, assembled at tin lime uf holding said
oonvc.nt.ioii, will noinitiate ciitiiliiluies for Judge and
ProsHcutitui Auurusv, where viiRtirieW exist..
The seven,! counties urn entitled tu sut.d Delegates
to the state Convention an tniiows i
Hukur
4 Lane
lleutou
t'liickaiiina..
Olutaup
Coos
Curry
Columbia ...
Douglas
Grant
Jackson ....
Josephine...
4 Linn
, 7 Marion
....... 2 Multnomah
, 1 Polk
1 Tillamook
1 Umatilla ,
7 Cnion
S Washington
6 Wuscn ,
2 Yamhill ,
.11
I. It. MOOUKS. .
Chairman State Centrul Committee.
W, 0. WntTsoN, See'y.
UNIOJT COUNTY lOXVKNTIOJf.
To the Voter of Marion County:
All lejial votera who are in favor of tlte Union of
the States, tlie maintenance of law and order, and the
equal udministruiion of inatice and who have inherit
eel a love of cooutiy and possess a patriotic desire to
oe It united and prnapernuti. are requested to meet, ill
the several precincts ott the Ulth day of March, lHllti,
mthe hour of ono o'clock, t, M., and that they nomi
nate precinct ollloers and choose delegutea to attend
the Luioti County Convention, which will conveue at
the Court House'in Halem, on the 17th flay of March,
ixtili, at the hour of 11 o'clock, . M., for the purpose
of electing delegutea to attend the Union State Con
vention, and to uoniinnte tiandidttteri for the Ijegislu
turn and county otllcers, and to trunsnct such other
business ns may bo proporly brought before said Con
vention. The Severn) precincts will be entitled to the
following representation :
Howell Prairie 4 Sulein II
Jefferson ft Alicrjua 3
G'hatnpnog 3 .Kiwi hnlent 7
Fiiirfluld 3 North Sulc-in li
Sublimity 7 '.Northern 7
Ijabish .'. 4 Silvertoll 6
On motion, the committee adjourned, stiff oV.
KCKU'8 MALLOUY.Ch'u.
C. 11. Kot.akd, See'y.
y POLK I'OTSTY IXIOX CONVEJiTlOX.
The Union voters of Polk county aro requested to
meet at the places enumerated below, in thetr respect'
ive precincts, on the 1'Jth day of March, to select dele-
rates to attend a county convention to be hcltl at Dal.
as tin the I7tb day ot March, for the purpose of se
lecting six delegate's to attend the Suto convention to
lie held at, Corvallis on the ililtli day of March, IWiti.
' The deleirutes to the County Convention should be
nelected with a view to nominate candidates to llll the
various county oJHr.ee at. such lime as said delegates
shall decide upon. Precincts will meet and scud dele
gates as follows:
llridifeport. at Ttriilireport 3
Luckiamuio, at I. Zuiuwali's
Lane, at Uuena Vista 4
.Monmouth, at Monmouth b'
Kola, at Kola
liethel, at llethel 4
Salt Lake, at Townsend's school house 3
Jackson, at Pleasant Hill
Dnnuhis, at Ilridgeport school house 4
Dallas, at Dallas I
Total
44
By order Union County Committee,
W. C. Wiiitsok, Cb'n.
CLACKAMAS CO. I'KIOX C0XVEXT10X
The Union voters of Cluckamas county, Oregon,
who have been and are, in favor of maintaining
the supremacy of the Union, the Constitution
nnd the Law of the United States nguinst all
opposition, are requested to meet in the several
precincts to choose delegates to tlio Union County
Convention, for Clackamas county, to be held at the
Court House in Oregon Citv, on "Saturday, the 17th
day of March, IHMi. at the hbnr of 1 1 o'clock, a. m. to
nominate delegates to a Union State convention, Can
didates for the Legislature and County oliicers for
aaid county, and transact such other business as may
be properly brought before the t'onvetition.
It is respectfully recommended that the several pre.
cinet meetings be held at the usual places of voting in
each precinct, on Thursday, the lith day of March,
lHHti at 1 o'clock, p. m. The several precincts are en
titled to the following number of delegates :
Canemah 4 Spring Water 2
Pleasant Hilt 2 Milwunkie 4
Maniuiim's i Tualatin I
Harding's... Lower Molalla 4
Rock Creek 3 Heaver Creek 4
Linn City Young'. 2
Union 3 Oregon City 11
Upper Mollalla 3
W. W. BUCK, 1
AilKL1 M Actios, Con,y CoulraiU,",
A. MAliyUAM. j
SOITHEBX OKKliOX.
From the Srntinel we take the following :
At a meeting of the incorporator! of the origin
al Fair Play Gold and Silver Mininjr Co.. Messrs.
E. Smith, A. J. Burnett. Thos. O. Devens, J 8
Howard. E. C. Hrooka, M, Hanley, and 0. Jacobs
were elected directors.
The di(tgintfa atruck by S. and J. Taylor, on
Applcgate, are ttirninp out linpely, and more are
being struck. Steamboat City promises to be the
best mining enmp in this section of conntry.
Each bench, as the mountain is ascended, pros
pects well.
On the niRht of the 21st tilt, ten soldiers came
into Jacksonville from Fort Klnninth. Thoycnme
the old wafron road over the mountains, and were
four days in making the trip. The snow was
found to bo about aeven feet deep, with a crust on
it sufficient to bear the weight of a man. They
ay that hornet are able to walk on the crusted
mow about tlio Fort.
A meeting of miners was held at Jacksonville
on the 17th tilt, to protest against the entry or sale
of mineral lands. L. J.C. Duncan was elected,
chairman, and 8. J. Day and W. II. S. Hyde sec
retaries. Resolutions were adopted protesting
against any sale of the mineral lauds, and the
convention provided for the circulation of peti
tions to that elfect. It was recommended that a
meeting of the miners of Jackson, Josephine, and
Douglas counties be held at Jacksonville on the
17th of March, and also that a general convention
of the miners and those interested in mines in
Oregon be held at Portland on the 4th of May.
The Rtporttmyv- Some of our Ashland friends
have struck a good thing in the shape of a silver
bearing qnartx lode, on Emigrant Creek, which
thev have named " Arkansas Ledco." Twelve
claims were recorded at the Clerk's office on the
Uh ult.
Tint " flKKiT OiTBrnsr " The Orrroman makes a
great hurrah ovr what It calls the ' great ootlajrrt of
popular Indignation " sgiunt President Johnson. The
Urtfoia hoclf "outbursted" to the extent of two
colnmns, in an iiifano etT'irt to read the Statttman out
of the Union party, and convict the President and his
friends or treason, etc. The impression is now that the
Orrytiaiia has nut only overdone the " ontbur.-ltiig ''
buniness, but nude an esgrcartous fool itself. In lacl,
the laugh is coming in quite Mslerously. The Ortpo-
nit rtaii ittclf tut. and t good Job it was.
But evcijthiiifi these Lcf.riatures have aid and
thrre were only three of thrtn mtrad of twenty-six, as
the Orrfotam asserted and those ediUrs In the
r-tates, amoout to nothing. What they have -aid is all
the Impulveof excitement, the cl ul i'l 'u of Dial men,
who did not nndirstand the qmt4ion tn be decided.
They are all of then ashsmed of their conduct, and
hare repented ol It before t!d time. Tie italment of
tnch mm arc nevtr to lie rt lied on. Ij sack rases we
mnl alirsys rely npoo tlie slatcioeats ol men who we
kn'iw to tie iiooei.1. ana wlio liot express opinions they
hue made an alter long and mature rellectinn. Such
were the statements of SecreUry 8ewaid. Itennison,
Henry J. Raymond, and men who had been l inking at
this qiiesti'M f"T a l"ng lime Sow !. compare the
tutements of Sewaid with tlinte of any of the editors
at Chicago. W e see tlist one use me wi ru of roiuirra
lion and widom. while the ntliers talk like Crazr men
leaJing a nioti and demanding imiea:bment, etc Thee
ditors will all e.,tue aniiuid tight, and iu li.-s than
three weeks we will see the areatest exhibition of
around aud Joftv tumbling evtr wittiessed fa Nortli
America They will get over tn I'rrsiuVet Ji,hm' if
thev risk the.r ae k in the tran-it. S. with tlie Urt-
geaiis: If it U a friend to tlie 1'ni' pary, which we
do not believe, it will criwl ihrnih a wona hole Im k
wsrdi in order to get out of that two columns of out.
hurt.'' It haa alresdy commenced the craw-flb feat
and before a week we will ee nothing but a pair of lit-
tie red cjes metering in a n ie
Col.ncToa Adixi We aotina, lathe passenger
list of tins opposition steamer Montana, that Mr. W
h. Adams has returned from San Francisco. At at
have seen no account to the contrary, we presume
ao part of the stolen money has keea recovered. In
another column o( to day's paper rre pnbllsh a stale-
seni from the Flrt giving a full history of Die case.
as obtaiaed lrsa Jktr. Adams hiaiseif, r- hieh shows
lhsi ha was in no war to blsax. but was fullv iusti.
fled in refusing to enm4 the money in the hais of
tlie ponerof iba eessel Uf Ailams has proved him.
self one of the most vigilant, lailbfiil, and energetic
officers in tlie service of tlie Onveniuteiit.and bis late
heavy te-a b sVeply regrtUed by every lorn of law
SUM jl
UOMKSTIO ITEMS.
LINX Coi'NTV. Tito Jritrtn;( contains the fol
lowing ileitis i A public meeting ia called nt tlio
C'oiirt-I louse in Albnny on Weilnesdny, March 7,
to lake practical steps in beginning and carrying
out the project of bringing water from the Snnti
am into Allmny' for manufacturing pitrposut. Mr.
Warner, who has been engaged in surveying the
proposed rotttu for the ditch, will make a full re.
port on the day of the meeting. Everybody it
invited to assist In carrying out this enterprise.
A son of Mr. John Heard, six miles south nf
Albany, was savuroly injured on the 'Jltt ultimo,
by a pair of horses, with which ho was plowing,
bucotniug frightened and running away. The boy
was unhitching the truces from the double-tree,
when the horses started suddenly. The point of
tlio plow caught him in the tipper part of Hie
thigh, Indicting it severe wound. Hit condition
is considered very critical, though thoro it some
hope of his recovery Arlicles wore filed in the
office, of the Clerk of Linn county on tlio ltliult.,
to incorporate tlie Brownsville Tannery and
Leather Manufactory. The names of the Incor
porators are as fullowtt Hubert Glass, A. 8. Hat
sett, W, K. Kirk, Jnmet Kossling, Win. McCoy,
Jntoph Thompson, lirowtisville is decidedly an
enterprising town, nnd is dosliticd, in dcliance of
tlie opposition she haa encountered by tlie burn,
ing of tlie woolen factory, to become one of tlio
first manufacturing towns in the State .... A meet
ing of the shareholders in the Linn County Ag
ricultural Association was held in Albany lust
Thursday, fur ilia purpose of entering into a per
manent organization... .Mrs. Jane Linebergar,
an aged lady, for twenty years a residentof Linn
county, was sent to the Insane Asylum, by order
of Judge Powell, on the With ult. From the tes
timony of her ton, it appears that the has been
insane at intervals tor many years.... The people
of Albany and vicinity are determined to have a
tirst-class institution of learning, of the extent
and digtiity'of u college. The eorvices of Key.
K. li. Ueary have been secured tn put tho mutter
fairly in motion. Grounds for the college have
been secured in Albnny. ...The Democrat has the
following! At tho meeting last Saturday, the
proposition to levy a tax ot $:i 000 for tho repair
and enlargement of the District Hchiml House in
Albany, and the Improvement uf the grounds,
was passed by a small majority.... The same pa
per says, in speaking of the town of llnrrisburg :
''Tho reports from this nourishing depot of a wide
and very rich section of Linn county, are highly
encouraging. It has grown from the mere 'coun
try storu' place nf n fow years ago, to he a goodly
sized, active, important, very prosperous trading
point ono of the very best along tho whole line
of tlie Willamette river. There it more produce,
wheat, bacon, butter, eggs, wool, Ac. shipped
from Harrisburg every year, perhaps, than at any
point anve the largo and long-established towns
on tho river, nnd we doubt if any of the mer-
chants in any place nbovo Portland possess a
morn steady, lucrative trado than tlie merchants
of Harrisburg. During tlie last year, an extra
ordinary impetus hat been given to trade and
substantial improvements there, and certainly
no equal portion of Oregon can boast richer farm
ing lands than there are about there, or a better
vlass of farmers generally. Thoy combine skill.
industry, frugality, and liberal outurprisa. '
LASE Coi'NTV. Tho Journal Buy W. I. Hen
derson and W. R. Gale, who volunteered in this
county three years ago, under Copt. Small, in Co,
G. 1st Oregon Cavalry, returned home a few
days ago, having been honorably discharged after
serving out their full term of three years. Home
eight or ten others were mustered out at the same
time M. II. Harlow announces himself as a
candidate fur Sherilf, subject to a decision of the
Lime County Lit ion Convention 1 lie triune uf
the new saw mill of Underwood & Co., now be
ing built at Snringtiijld, Witt raised on the 23d.
The machinery will bo put In us soon its possible,
and the mill will ho completed at nn early day.
We understand that it will be ono of tho best
mills in the upper lirt of the valley The se
lect school of Mrs. Udell at Eugeuo City is in a
very nourishing condition. ...The Lune County
union piccinoi. huh coiiiuy conventions nave
been called on the day recommended by the State
Central Committee Hy private letter from J.
C. Lucky, dated Camp AVriglit, Feb. 4th, tho
Journal learnt that tlie weather has been very
cold, the ground having been covered with snow
for more than two months. An express had just
arrived, which was the first time the boys had
heard from the outside world for two months.
Ten Indians csiue into camp a few nights before
the letter waa written, and cut down a tent. The
soldiert followed thmu alt the next day, tracking
tlieui in llie auow, but could uot overtake them.
Benton County. From tho f7:rfle we lenrn
that the Denton county Union precinct and coun
ty conventions have been called un the days rec
ommended by tlie State Committee The (la-
zette sayt everybody up there it trnveling now, in
consequence of the low fare on the steamboats.
.Some scoundrel broke into tho pork-house of
Mr. Hamilton, in Corvallis, n fen- nights since.
and stole quite a lut of bacon. The thief was
tracked to the river, where it is supposed he had
a boat ready to convey himself and cargo to some
port of safety for his bacon We understand
the work is progressing finely on the Yaquiua
road. Hy tho 1,'ith of April tlm ronil will be in
excellent condition, and that will lie soon enough
to go to tlie Hay for pleasure ami health Dr.
11. C. Hill haa been preaching in the Court. II, .use
at Corvallis The expenses of running the
Corvallis city government last year amuiinted to
$ll(rj.3u'; and tlio receipts from tines, licenses,
oxc, amount to juat tlia same sum; so that Cor
vallis is out uf debt, and "square with the world.''
Yamhill Coi'NTV. The Courier lays n tutu-
peranco meeting hat been held in Lafayette,
which wnt addressed by 8. C. Adaiui, Esq., and
others. A pledgo was presented tn the meeting,
and sigued by a large number uf Indies and gen
tlemen. We earnestly advise tho editor of the
Conrier to sign that pledge. ...The people of La
fayette very appropriately and patriotically dis
played the American Flag on Washington's birth-
day.... Mestrs. Moor & Simpson have com
menced work on a mill near the foot hills west uf
Latayetle.snme twelve miles.. ..The Courier aays
Mr. W. L. Adams it ttill in San Francisco, and
laid to bo suffering much mental trouble from tho
recent robbery of government funds in his charge.
Hon. U. YV . Lawton has sold out in Lal'ay
ette, and ia fixing up logo to the lilackfoot region.
I'tiRTLANi). A late census of the city givet the
following account of the growth of Portland In
IWiO, the population was 2,917; IfjCII, 4,0.'7 i ItHJ4,
G.rilU 1SG5, G.Olia The exports of tlie yeai ro
given in detail, ind amouut tu t'.iWo.j.'l A
schooner loading for Yaqnina Bay it taking ont a
boiler for a new steamboat on that bay.... J. G.
Gardiner, of the Penitentiary, hat invented a
new "shackle for shackling prisoners, taid to lie
equal to any ever got up fur the alares, by the
chivalry of the riuutb....Dr. lllack, a prominent
dentist of Portland, died week before last
Great complaint is made by the ateatnera, ship
pers, ana otnora aoout me pnutago monopoly on
the Columbia river bur. It ia claimed that the
steam-tug liabboui and her pilots, w ho enjoy the
monopoly, uro incompetent lor the business....
The wave toward the Hlackfuot country has al
ready commenced ....The steamer Sierra Nevada
carried away oo the lust trip 4.070 boxet apples.
226 sacks onions, 10 bales sheep pelts, 12 boxes
eggs, aim merchandise, wooleu guwds, ami leath
er, and ll)2; in gold dust. ...('apt McCor-
nuck hat received for sale S'.'O.iHaM 'Finish bonds
'....The steamship Pacilic made the last trip from
San Francisco to Portlaud in a shorter lime by
over three huori than any steamship ever before
performed. Thia may be attributed to the hue
weather, and the tact thai the .Montana wai at
her heels.... Parties at Kninirr have entered
largely upon the business of curing smelt for the
Portland market. Smelt are the most delicate
tish that swims, and all legret tbat the season for
them Is to short. 1 lie run about Maimer U ai
good at any in the river. Like taltaua, the for
Ur np the streams they g the leet valuable they
oocome....
A sroan From the Ot-Mit we leant that th
tchootier A. C. Anderson, Capt. Staplcford, a ref
nlar packet in the trade from San Francisco to
Shoal Water Bay. W. T., it now out over terra
weeks Irani San Francisco, and It sunooted loat.
Little more than a year since, the owners of this
vessel lost the So schooner J. M. Chapman in
the same trade.... Capt. Charlea ilulmaa has re
tired front the command of the steamer J.
Couch, alter running en the .Astoria and Ponlanrf
route three or four years, and giving lbs heat au
itfaction to everybody. Mr. Snow, late Mate, baa
become Captain of tile Couch. ...The L'moa pre
cinct and county conventions fur Clatsop county
hare been railed on the days recommended by
the State Committee.
Tat Oaaooxiu't -Omit Oersns.
Thee BBS t maa I Portland toss,
On. BBS VBndroBS Bit f
Be Janipsd it lo a Brswate vast.
And wrakhBd Bill both Bt rjfftl
And Iwy lis rund te. -;w ts out,
"Mil all bM all sis ibKM and bhus,
Uimpd him sbbUmt asx.
And scrslcsxs Uisal ia aaia.
BY TKLKCiCAPIl.
Rev. Henry Wunl Ueeclier in it recent
speech nn the President's rein, takes the
ground that the negroes of the Soufli luive in
bejvnt, miilieniilili! right tu vote, nnd Unit any
ytli'in of reciiitstruotinn which deprives llieni
of that right it wrong. IIo thinks tlie ncgru'i
right tn vtito nnght to ho guaranteed by con.
ttitutitinnl atiiMidiiient, and tn scoured liy luw.
Having thui placed himself, he next proceed,
to overturn himself hy advocating the restora
tion nf 'Southern Statet to scuts in Congress
just as they are, trusting tn lawt of litlior, sup
ply and demand, self-interest, gravitation, nnd
divert other glittering generalities tu secure
tho ballot fur freed men by and by.
Seward tt'legrn plied to the President at fol
low! i The nation it restored and tlie country
in safe, The l'resideut'i speech it triumphant
and the conntry will he happy.
New York. Feb. 25 The Heruld'i Wnsh-
ingtoti special syts Seward's speech before
the Cooper Institute meeting it invested with
additional interest and tigiiitiuaiiov by tlie laot
of hit having received ttro or three ditputohei
from Senator Nye and others in this city sta
ting that the President had made a terrible
speech one that he could nut possibly approve
or indorse, and that it must inevitably break
up the Republican party. Seward wnt nut
deterred, however, and tin learning what the
the President had taid. telegraphed full aud
oordial approval.
At a meeting uf the friends of President
Johnson nt. Cooper Institute last eroding, a
committee was appointed to call pnlilio meet,
ings to tnko measures, for the establishment
of Johnson clubs throughout tho uity and
State.
The Huston Pott, thinks "that na tint op
position nf sumo Government Republicans did
nut injure Lincoln, Johnson nt thit day will
hardly he annihilated hy the wrath of radical
Senators or editors."
The New York Timet commends the Presi
dent, nnd sayt : "II it were possible, nt pres
ent, to find an intelligent observer unbiased
by contending partisans he would be constrain
ed to bear testimony to the fiirbenruiioe, mode
ration and oniisisteut devotion tn the Constitu
tion and Union, by which Andrew Johnson
hat been distinguished from the first moment
of hit elevation to power. In nn especial
manlier have these qualities been displayed
sinou the commencement of the present test
ion of Cnngrett. Uninfluenced by the tempta
tions uf power or jibe appeals nnd threats of
members, ho him pursued tho even tenor of
hit wny with a firmness not marred hy nrm
gunce, and a cleurutsi of purpose which lias
preserved him from mistake, lie hat neither
attempted to Jictale terms, nor succumbed to
fa.tion hy which others sought to influence hit
conduct. Insolence he hat met with resolu
tion ; threats lie has turned aside liy an appeal
tu tlio calm judgment of the country Radi
cals he hat circumvented by quiet but foiiiicst
appeal to the requirements uf the Constitu
tion and the principles which underlie the lib
erties (if tho American people.
Washington, Feb. 25. President Johnson
has received tlie following telegrams : Kenknk,
Ititvn, Feh. 24th. An immense iiinst meeting
wnt held hero to-night. Great cntliusiusiii.
One huoi.'red gum worn fired. Your veto
message and administration were endorsed
unanimously. Tiioh. VV. Ci.aciuf.tt.
Gov. Deiinison and the President are in re
ceipt or a large number of telegrams and let
ters from various points, stating that the Presi
dent will he sustained. The Republican mem
here are receiving appeals Iu stand out for their
rights and not allow the oriino uf treason con
fessed to sit iu judgment upon their cases,
(iov. Deninson considers that lie is indorsed
by his friends in Ohio, for taking hit present
course, while the President haa not the slight
est doubt of success with the House.
Geu. Grant has wrifteii n letter tn Gen.
Dultrrlit ld, thanking through bun (he gentle
men who contributed to him n purse of $101),
0(10. New York, Maroh 1, The Cammereiuft
Washington tpeciul dispatch says ; The uf
licert uf the iron and tlerl ntsouiatinn bad a
proliacted interview this morning, urging in
creased protective duties.
New York. March 2. Tlte Tribune'
Washington special dispatch any : "A Sena
tor elect from one of the seceded .States in nn
interview with Secretary Stanton to-duy. en
treated that the Freediueu'a Bureau might
be continued ill bit State, and tiud that if the
Government desired In protect and foster the
loyal sentiment in the South, it niuet send n
strong military force there.
JJew Orleans. Feb, !i7 1 he leias Lull"
volition has passed tlio constitutional provis
ion! prohibiting slavery, protecting frerdmen
iu rights aud properly, ami allowing them to
testify iu courts, by ayes Mi to noet !:).
1 liurluw Weed telegraphed Iroin .eir lurk
on Friday after reading the President's speech
uf Thursday, at follow: Tn Senntor Mor
gan : All right here and in ashington, and
iu tile cuuntry the work it done.
I'OXh'KESSIOXAL.
Washington, Feh. 27.- In the Senntp Sum
ner, nf Muss., ull'ered a resolution which ut
adopted, renewing the call on the President
fur information about the Provisional Govern
urt and proceedings for the organization uf
the Southern Slate which be had uot hitherto
answered.
Wilson, of Massachusetts, reported a hill for
the organization nf the militia under National
nuthnriiy. Wilson, al-o reported a resolution
nf thanks to the soldiert and tailors of the
laic war: adopted. The first resolution about
the admission n Representatives being t, ken
up, Dixon, uf Connecticut, proceeded to ad
dress the Senate supporting the President'
pulley. He aniil the President waa now pur
suing the policy ho had advocated since the
coiiiiiifficemeiit of the war.
The House renewed the consideration of the
constitutional iimeiidmeiit. It give Congress
the power to make law fur the equal p nil re
turn ul tlie citizens ul all the Males, lligny,
of California, spoke iu favor nf it.
Washington, 1 eb. Se. I lie Union mem.
bers uf Congress generally agree to tho plan
suggested in caucus last Friday evening, not
to open their hailrrirt upon (Iim President, but
to proceed with business nod have Iho result
tn I lie oobiitry. I he hxeuudve Cnmiiutlce
consists as follow i Mr. Slieuck. Cbainnaiii,
and Messrs. Rollins. Hart, Ilroouiall. Mnultnii,
Conness and Henderson. It will, proceed to
organize fur business and immediately raise
funds ai d circulate document
The Reconstruction Committee nre busily
at work, and will nut bo divei ej fruin tlnir
oughly investigating the condition nf the South,
without disposition to change t ! program
heretofore agreed a among themselves. Mr.
Bingham' constitutional amendment giving
power to Cnngrss to pat law, etc., will nut
come to rote in the House fur ovortl days,
but II is expected that it will past the House ;
which body will also toon pat Senator Trum
bull' civil right lull.
Osrosisa otmsss it m 0 Msisra, Ths Origontun
thinks thst svery aisa thai support Prtsldt nl Jsliatua (Ufa
Ki In order to ftt an office. This MppwlUoa is very nslursl
Is ana bu eaa et narratse la 00 war. Their asrrow
vim prevent Um-b trass appreciating aay klgbor avaltt.
They sHnprs jadaa aUiors bj Uwlr na standard. Tlw Ort
ffowfcta Bred no worry aboal sura a mailer as ttisl. Al
itwura ia ovvMia comM bo oaitrd ita a -ptai at
auu," noboujr aill over ttstlrt lo lavtol evea Mat Ullts lo ot-,
cur Its rnUowmtut. Lll Sflf riftiU-ouauvSB, U tOM Jw
aavt of Uial papsr's IbIIihbm, lbs Beiu-r of jroa art.
AcriDsTTo(laaT Th Telegraph report that
(ten (tram received a Wnnnd from lo preait.ire dis
charge of new )k of nn, while aaauuuuig is.
The wound was not serious.
Af His mm rawsasm. Cspt. C. P. Cramlalt, fnmirrlj
tdllsr f Ins rofMm'ia.bss sue ta rortlaud, la snsstv (y
t leara) la a sasular aspsclir n Hi OVeewWoa. Ths Cap
iat is a rrsdy an4 tvrclaa wrfur. sod e b-ipt twill aiaks aa
NaprrtMue u Uw aiMUadiarss at Oil sliast.
17" Btac rilui sr edlhtrlslf ta 4Hf a, w
tsavt fcestvfSl aaaay rarMrsgtnf ktters trmm son f Hm
Isrst tulM nt. ta Um tut., trady c4ratat ur arss
Ksnltisti hys an,l ia,, ih. Mh.miDt I nlon mn
aeaniljr ,nanrs ia fra,aal : Ji.ir ChviMisrtt,, Jwts
KMur, L a Mr H ,lwo. u-u. S.mp. Ua Jfuaa.
fci.C, .Mtfts bH)4, SIH aauj owl.
Tims a Oiena.-K, net ulwaud IWrfUrr stay
Iktl aas nnn4, la a alHtrUMtl, Ual kasj Wk-
tor vhua, Ik atstttaa u Ortcw.
tlliu-htMt; Via; till r4 HI laants hr IW
en sad suiittical tAias ptaish4 la ti.ls i.m w tt
Jut it ii.
WHAT Ol'U IlKLliliATPu:: IS DOIXG IX COX
bUEStl. We make the following luminary of the most
imporlnut nets of our delegation in Congress,
in taken finin Washington paper, up lo Do
cumber 15tli i
Senator William presented Iho petition of
Churle M. Carter aud n large number of the
Cllften of til" Stale ol Uregou, representing
that numerun disaster have occurred at sea,
along tho Pacific coast, In consequence nf tlie
criminal negligence mid disregard of law hy
the owner nnd manager of steamships, tug
gosling various amendments lo tlie existing
lawt, and praying for additional legislation tu
protect passenger on such steamships. The
petition was referred to the Committee on Com
merce. Ho also presented a bill to prevent
the absence of territorial officers from their
official duties, which wit read twice by Its ti
tle, referred to the Committee od Territories,
and ordered tu be printed. Ho also presented
a n einorittl of the Legislative Assembly of the
Stnte nf Oregon, urging the negotiation of a
treaty between the United State nnd the
Sandwich Islands, by which the leading exports
from the Pitoifio coast, with some exceptions,
and the staple productions uf those islands, may
be admitted into the port of each country free
nf duty ; which was referred tn Committee on
Foreign Helalion.
Mr. Neamltlt presented a petition of citizen
of Oregon, praying that a pension may he
granted lo Ilunry Noland. which wa referred
tu Committee nn Pcntiont.
Mr, Henderson introduced a bill granting
land to the fjtato of Oregon to build a military
road, which was read a lirtt nnd second time
and referred to tlm Committee oo Military Af
fair. He alto introduced, a hill to cstuhhsli a
mail route from Aubnrn to Clarktrille, in Ore
gou, which wat read a first and secnud time
and referred tn tlio Ci-miuittoo on Pott Office
and Pott Roads.
He also Introduced a bill providing fur the
payment nf expense incurred iu iiippresiing
Indian hostilities, in the Territory ol Oregon,
in 1854, which was read a first and second
time and referred tn the Committee on Com.
nierce. Mr. Henderson submitted the follow
ing resolution, which wa read, considered and
agreed to : '
" Rrmlvtil, That it it the duty n well ns
the true policy of tho General Government tn
encourage the development uf the resources of
our Pacilio State and Territories, hv encour
aging the building uf military ruilruiids in them;
by protecting the live and property uf their
inhabitant against Indian depredmioii ; hr
extending to them convenient and liberal mail
facilities; by affording greater security to life
and commerce in their ocean navigation ; aud
by a generous and liberal policy (nwnrd their
mining interest."
We take the following from the editorial col
umn nf tlio New York Herald i
This Star op Oiikoon Loominu Up. The
first practical endorsement of the policy uf
President Johnson occurred in the House of
Representatives on Thursday, in the unani.
moiia adoption nf the resolution ull'ered by Mr.
Henderson, nf Oregon, to wil i that " Treason
ngniitat the United States Government i a
crime, and ought to be punished." Tin was
President Johnson' doctrine from the sturt.
and we lire glad tn see this emphatic endorse
ment of it by Congress. The State nr Oregon
therefore begins to loom up in the councils uf
tho nation. Hut why should the not 1 .It may
scarcely teem creditable, hut it i nevertheless
a fact, that within tho past six month treasure
in gold and silver tu the amount nf twelve mil
lion of dollar lias passed through it portals
on its wny from the rich gold and silver high;
lauds of Idnhu, the western portion of Monta
na, nnd n bit of British Columbia. Tin it lit
tho rule of two millions per month, to say noth
ing about the great amount nf treasure oarried
nivny by the gold nnd silver digging boy In
person. Well may the star uf Oregon loom up.
In that notice we can tee whnt nn active,
wide awake Representative can do lor Oregon.
Mr. Henderson is keeping Oregon before the
people, and it will tell to the advnntage of the
State.
Ssn this Papiib Kast livery friend of Oregon,
and especially of 8alein and Mariou County, should
send Ibis Xn.of Iho KtateMman to Ida friends In the
East. The next No. will be eqmillr valuable, and
ontdil to be preserved uud sent Kast, for the sauie
reason.
MsoictL rtoenrrr. Ai a nieetliia ot the nu-dlra! profession
nf oau-ui, preliiulnnrjr niraiurrs wsrs rnlert-d Into fur lbs
orsaulsatlon of a Roclrly, In be called th Marlon County
st'-dlrat Aclely. The atlt-nilaneo of mrttlcsl svutlrtnMi re-
sldln In this and ailjoiiiln eoantlvs lsrMUsloil,on tile
Dtid Tueslsy la March, llie steeling to b held at III olnce
of Hr. 1. Uosarell, ftlem, Orefn.
W. H. ioxTox, Heeretary.
At a regular nwelitiif of (.'ludlal Lodiiu, Xu, 1 1 , 1 .0.
(I T, held February l, Xt",ilie following resolutions
were unanimously passed :
1. Knotrtd. Thai lb nearly 'thanks of this Lodtre
are due and ar herehy tendered to all those who as-
sisted by roiitriuiiiioua toward getting up Hie supper
for oor late festival.
J Hritlvrtl, That it copy of these resohtthni be
published iu the Ureitoil Malrtmntt anil lirntw.
s. c.himpsdx, w. ti. t.
J. M. OianisoiOV. 8
-tlrs. K. A. Allen's World Hair Its,
torcr aud ltrcssiu'. You cateort be buldor grey, and
neither liiu nor sicklies can blemish ynor Hair, if
you use them. Sold by all Drujmlsta.
Agents, Hosteller. Smith, Sc, Dean. Sun Kranclseo.
ft" Nathaniel Keruu.n, IrHvetintf airent for the
KtaleNinao. will receive ud receipt lor subscriptions
and olher monies diw ns.
Special Notices.
J W. McAKKK, M l). II. I AUHiNTKK, M l).
Will practice Medicine and Kurgery Iu partnership.
(lUce near Dr. MrAlev's reiideur.
Ilr. Carpenter'a residence, near Ilia Warehouse, In
llie bmldinv formerly nrcupied by David MeCnlly.
Kalem, Dee. II, IWA 4 1st
Luxuriant Grouta nd Beiulf
to the Hair.
Mni. S. A. Allen'
World' Hair Kenlorer and DreMlng.
The grent unrquallrd Prenariitlnni fur
KeMorlns, InrlKoratlnK, Bfnutlfjlng,
and Drmlnic tbe Hair,
Rendering It soft, sitky, and ahawy, and disposing It
to remain iu any desired position . qnirkly cleansing
lb scalp, arresting (lie fall, and never fails to restore
crrjr hair to Us natnral rotor, and prodnre
a luxuriant growth.
For sale bv all Dmavisls
Aients. lloitrr. Month it Dmu, San Prnaclsco. 6ni
A leagn, (old, or bore Tnroat,
Ittl'iatS IMMIOIArt ATTKSTIU 40 SHOI.'LU t
CHX'Ktu. Ir Ai.t.owro in rusri i s, .
Irrilatiua of iba Luag,a Permaaeal Throat
Affi'dioa, oraa lararablc Luag Disease
a orris tn sxett.
BSOWM'S BIIOIfORIAI. TKOORES
uavi.so niKurr isflcisci to th farts, oivi
ixkidiat ati.isr.
ForCreoehlUa, Aaitaasa, Oatarrh, CoosumpUv
aad Throat Dlstasss,
taocHis aa rsto alwats with toon strcsts.
MNCtRS 110 rtBLIC UPEUERS
will 8"4 Trtrkre aseful In f learlng th vole whnn
taken befor tinging or rtpeaklng.'aml relieving th
Ihmai after an annaaal eienlon of ihe vocal organ.
The Trwi'S an reensjisMiided and arswrlbed by
Pliytcins,nd have had trstiRwolale fnim aiinent
mr thronghoot th eonmry. Ileing an ankle of tru
merit, and baaing proved Ibeir efficawy by a test of
aaauy J ears, each vnr lds lb ia mm loralHiee ha
varioo part of lbs world, and tlx 7Vrs ar
aninraaily rroasaid tastier Una any other article.
Oarti only Ilanw' HaocniAl Taocuts,"
and do not take any of the H'orflrsf Imitatnmt that
aiay b offnnrd.
siold everywhere In l he foiled Rtate, awl in for
tg Conulrie, al W Mot. per bo. Unit J
aVnntrd.
A8Cll'ML-TKAt llKI AT IIETIICL COI,
le, l'd ronniy. Clrrnn. Mas) b at Inast a
Ihorooeb KoH"b srhalar. and well frnmmrnded.
Ur anwr ut tlw k ,d of instm
It. W. blUIAKUSOjf. Prc'l.
Ectbel. Jia.S. I'Ad. Ij
IIOSTKTTKH'W
stomach"bittees.
A preparation coition
PURE OLD ESSENCE OF Jl YE,
With all the recounized Tonic. Laxative and Alill-Bil-lona
IIKMKIUKo UK AUT AMI) NATUKK.
Protective Properties.
Prevents Fever and Ann anil Millions Kemitlent
Kover, Invigorates the Oreaits of Digestion mid tlie
llowels Steadies the Mervos and tends to Prolong
Life.
Remedial Propertle.
Cores Dyspepsia Liver Complaint General De
bility, Depression of Nplrits Consumption Inter
inlttent fevers and all complaints arising from bodily
weakness. As an Appetiser,
TONIC, FKVKH AND AOUB PKKVENTIVB
And all Btlllout Disoidnrs,
Ilostetter's Stomach Bitten
land pre-eminent a the
Greatest Mcdlcnl Discovery or tbe Age,
and at an
ALTERATIVE AND BLOOD PUKIMEfl.
they lira prescribed and recommended by all Physl
chins wherever they liuve been introduced.
The extraordinary and Increasing demand for these
IUTTKKS is nnparalleled
.V THE HISTORY OP MEDICINE.
and can he had everywhere thrnnirhont the civilized
world whiire newspapers are circulated or road.
Alnmimc or Pntuphleta,
with testimony of their success from the Farmer and
the Kullor from tlie Merchant and tlie Physician
and from the Legislative Hulls of
OUIt UNITED COUNTRY
may be obtained I'KKK of nil Dealer everywhere.
" HODfiK aV CALEF,
WHOLESALE DRUCKUSTS, PORTLAND,
'.17 Front Slrect,
Sole Agents for the State.
l'oim.imi, July 14th, 1863.
Mkssks. llonos it C'xt.Krt
(ientlemeh i (n ntiswor to your letter of even,
date, referrinir to tlie LiraNsx Law affecting "1IOS
TKTTIOU'S ltlTTICKM," I hav lo snv that no License
is required, comiog us thev do, under the head of
Proprietary Preparations. This decision Is announced
bv Ilia Commissioner of Internal Kevenira nt Wash
iiigluu. THUS. PK ASSAM.
U. S. Assessor Internal Revenue.
Portlard, Oregon.
CIRCULAR.
THK symptoms of tlie diseases prevalent In our lo
cality tire known to every one. If the proper
remedies were applied in season, they would save ns
from protracted illiiess.seven- ami long continued pain
ahuttored cutistituiions, and last, but nut least, a debit
itated purse. Thousands are in the habit, on tlie ap
proach of sensations which lliey recngniae as Iho fool
steps of some dreaded anil well known disease, to re
sell i tn the patent, medicines tnat nre heralded to curs
every thing. This Is ulwdys it doubtful and sometime
a final coarse lo pursao.
Tiikinir this view of I he matlor we shall krep pre.
inred, by request us well as ierniisslon, tbe following
prepurulions, rairfiity prepared from prescriptions of
some our best pbysfcians.whose Indorsement is a suf
ficient guaranty of their value. We think it lielter to
recniiiuiiiiiil these to lliosn who do not consider them
selves sufficiently ill to require n physician's ai tend
ance, then any arlieki uf tlie composition uf which wa
an. ignorant.
We wish it distinctly understood liy llie public that,
ullhouirh we keep everything usually found in a drug
store, we will reooniniund no preparation lilies ap-
provull oy our IlieuiCHl lliuu miuse iiimniuntcjis nio
well attested
Alterative nnd Tonic.
For dvsneitsia. liver complslut, ueuorni dybilitv,and
all svnipluins ri quiring uu alterative and Ionic. Price
' ,
Ague riiii, AiiuprnuQic mum.
Tho Pills to break tbe chill in nirue the Hitters tn
prevent the recurrence, l'ricp, fills, 7 J cents i flitters,-.
Lininifiu.
For all tbe uses a liniment is usually applied to.
Price isb cents.
lough Ulxture.
For incipient coughs, cnlds and tore throat. Price.
; ... "
1,1 ver invigoiiior iinu uttinu runner.
For torpid liver,bl1ioiisiiess, jaundice, and vitisled
ulood. t rue, 91 '
Eye Water.
For weak and indnmed eyes. Price 75 rents.
Diarrhea Mixture.
Price $1 01).
Ejo Kalve.
For weak eve and intlsmed eyelids. J'riro, M
ceuts.
Ointment.
Fur scabies, or itch. Price,' 75 cnt.
Ithnumuilc .Yllxinrt.
For rheumatism, neuruluiu, ele. Price,
Solace.
For depression nf spirits, loss of appetite, dehlliiy
and a general preventive ol disease. Price, fll (JO.
Hie .Mixture.
for pile, rohLi.ciiuM.plu. jVricc, $1 IK),
(utniicouit Mixture and Ointment.
Fur chrome wzvmiiu, tiiur. prairie itcli, unit rlienm,
nn 'In II ntherdirnnic aii'l olftiimui ernptinim f lh
kiu. I'm a. Mixture, ft. Oinhufut, iucuiiih.
11 alp Ut'Htoral.ve.
Tu rlntiiMi tlm I lend mul preveut the liu'ir from fail
hiy. Trice, H Ml.
V tt'PptwiTiiIlT mihm.t tlio hIhv6 rwiiiftlien to tlm
public, wi.tuni tii mOI i lie i u only m ilieir innriu umy
crniie 11 lUtniHiift.
V hav nil iha iiuw i'liemirttlii, Klnul KitrurU,
mid Krledie lnwnilioiiii, himI nr fully nrp4rml l
eiHiitiHinllr euoiiM'und Hiiy prewriptiuii tliut mtty bit
wnt tu 11. K'tfHH.-tfuilv,
M. It. COX Sc CO.,
DiiiifKisfs and Apothecaries, Moor' ltlock,
fr;f Salem, Orejron.
PACIFIC MARKET,
Eowloy, Thompson & Co., Proprle tcs.
Oppoeiie flic Ilctitielt House, Htala street.
WILL keep as good an assortment of everything
in l tut r line ol mule ns iha market will anord.
IIIgfiioMt Cimli lrlce
aiid for
Dctf Cattle, Sheep Uoks and Poultry
Hrttt-m, FcU W, IHVi. 3m.W
Miriirf Hull.
BY virttH "f nn xmrtihnn iiied out of th Oirrnit
iHiiirt uf Ihe hi ula f Onitoti, far lite count v f
Folk. u ml to inr dirvrtnl Uf lUm rlnrk of Mid f Mirt, in
luvur of J. H. V. Ituilrr, hihI uunut J. W. Ihiwinr
lor wmit of MrtHtitii trnttirtv tu nMtiufy tlm
Htni, 1 bn Idvird itt"ii, Hint will prowji
hi wll, tu tlie hi (inert liiuuur. lir ca-h in Imtni,
at llie court Iioiimi ttt iu DkIIim, 1'ulk rtmuttr,
KftlvnUv, ll'e l'l(li iIhv uf Mart-h, A D. I. m-
twrvotlic iiuitr of icti u'clnfk.mu., mut four o'clork ,
n m of Mid dMr.all the riirlit. Ihw and itUervit nf, in
and lo the t.iUo'wii.if iteiH-ntwd if a I ette, m-wit i ait-
uatt-d In aaid roontv uiid hiaiealorvaaidjiiid mora iwr-
tii-itlarly dtttriUtl aud dviiiatd uu the tuwii plul of
ivia aa
N'o. Ita.
3 and 4 ... .
4
A andti
I)
1, 2, 3, and 4
,'o. lllocl,.
1
3
Ill
13
, . marked A
.. W
No. I ola.
.Vo. Hlock
3 and 4
7 aud.
7
I.o. :id4 ...
3 and 4
H, 7 and 8
. .. K
....12
...1.1
.. IH
3
I,
24
3. 4. a and ...
7. a. li. Ill, U.KandlH. vC
','.4, Hand 10 ....
I, J, 3, 4, land 6 .
1,2.3. 7 and ...
Jt
2. 4 and 6
V.I
31
1.3.3, 4. 5.0 sod 7.
1,3. Kind 8
1,3. 3.4.&end9...
3, 4, 7 and
I, i. 7 and 8
1.3, 4.JaoHJ
3,4,ll,7andU
4, o. a, and a .
7.8,11. ill, II aud
1,3. 7 and 8 X
3, 4. 7, and 8 :
l,.'i.0.9.IU.II. 13,14.17, 18. 41
I. 3. 6 and IN 4.i
Also, lb 'following Irart. to wlt rnniuiencing 75
feet a of the w corner of Work So. 10 In Iha town
of Kol.in said ronntr.ihrnre southerly in adfrerl line J
w itb Um w si'l or block No. I0.u Um eenler of ,li Lay
ereols river; theiir down said river to such place aa a
litM running south in a direct Him with Uieest aid of
U'urk No. II will cross said nvar ; llnc nurth with
aaid last mentioned line to a point within 7o ynnla of
lhs corner or lllork 5o. Ill I hence weal In Ilia
plac of beinnin; i also n otbr tract, deacrihed as
follows,Mw,t t a portion ot lis dutualifai Isad claim uf
Joshua rtiaw and wif. lying in tion twenty lis
and thirty sis. in I 7 of ran 4 w of Um Willaiaatu
snandian. and being all lb land iu lb cms, half ot said
claim and south or die l,rrol rivr,aud bounded aa
follows , romawofing at lb nrnr nf said land
claim, minting ttwnee w along lb middle of seelimt
411 chains i Ibcitr aVirlk lo Iba aniddl of lb I
crook Uivr; tbenc dawn sitid river Lo the east biM
of said r iaua ; tbcae south lo lb plara of ncgianina',
cMilain,u 340 arm aiora or Ira i tu tM sold to sattsty
ssud aaeciitlou, col sod acrruio costs
I. M. tll'TLKU, Hhcrilf Polk Co.
Dallas. Polk C'o .llgii., 'b. 17, lK.-i3wt
Oregon Stale Bonds Bought
HlflllKST C"ArII PKICK PAID, by
U. V. bHOW.t.
Kal,Pb. l. l3-4wil
ktn a. nana, a. Notary Public. u. t. hatch
II A MM Kit fc HATCH,
Real SMate Brokrra, tirnrral lulelllienet
ana toiieciioc irnt.
MiHlUKV ItI.Ot:K. OALKH. i
Kipssiacss, Usasr i It it I. It. Xoora. Itralll
ft lAaarborn. i B. at At. Ilirsrk, iwlesn, Crawford,
nlocaas It Co., Vancouver i t.'ot. tl. H. tlatrr, Part
Vaneraivrrt Ur. W II Ualklns, Pnladi Hon. O. U.
tniv. DalltaCi'v Kov 7, lntol4
A 1IK4- TIIlNCsr!
TO MILL MEN!
yANTKD-A purlner In iha
LUMBER BUSINESS!
At one of the butt, points In the country for malting
lumbar, and with an active market lor all that can be
bo tiinnulitrtnred.
A third, half, or eonlmlling interest furnished, at
desired. An experienced inill-mnii. with the neces
sary eiipiial preferred, bin a silent or active partner
uccrpiod. ....
Ji'or particular, address by letter or inquire of
ftl'lf DANIHI. HTKANU. Halero.tlKII.
Akhi-shmifiU Notices
NOTICK is hereby given that there is ibis day lev
ied an assessment of Hflyceiit on each and every
share of th capital Mock or the Kalem Hold and Sil
ver Mining eompauv, payable tn the Secretary iu gold
or silver coin, on or before th first day of may next.
Halem, Feb. 17. imniwdjoit L, 0. WJNEjjWv
li. F. BKOWN
WILL buv aud sell Orconbaoka, Mining Slock
uiul Draft ou Han Francisco, and tbn Kaslern
States. Will buy Gold Dust or Bullion.
Wells Fargo It Co., ou Stats Slrset.
Office with
olltf
FOR th information of the public, we would state
that our connection with th HALEM LUMBER
CO. ceased Jaouarv Ath, 1HM
1wf.U HKATH, PEAttHORN t CO.
Notice.
THF, Itrm of Bell fc llrown beinn now diii..Iod hy
mutual content of the part ies, the undersigned
will coulinite thebnstuessatthe old stand. Tliniialnx
the imblic for their liberal patronage extended to tbe
old linn, lie holies to merit a continuation of th same
by si'lliitu iroods ehuap fur cash.
41111 ?IV. . Itr.uu.
NEW FIRJI.
HAVINft purchased what was Vnown as the facto,
rv suiro.wa take nleasiira in tayiiis to our friends
and tbe public in neutral, thai we will keep oar slock
WELL ASSORTED,
Anil sell our woods on us (rood term at any honse In
the city, tlur stock consist ot a general sorl
mentof
Dr) -Goods, and Family Groceries,
Hardware, Crockery,
MOOTS A jV D SHOES:
Hats and Caps,
IRON AND NAILS,
FACTOBY GOODH!
4if.1ir., kc. 1
NICKLIN & CO.
IMMENSE SACRIFICE:
FflK the benelH of lh located and traveling public,
V. li. Wurthiniitou will now' sell his
Tremendous Stook of Dry-Goods.
Immcnao Lot of Clothing-X
A HIS
HUCE8UPPLY0F HARDWARE
Together with
All hi Mmuli Trnpa,
At rrtiet which will mako I'orlland and San Francisco
innrehauts ween. I am resolved to ruin mvself ill or-
dor ,o irraiify niv numerous eustoiner. If sellinu; olf
ajt cost will really xrattfy and taisfy them the opnor
tnniiy Is now offered to gratify, sutify, and iiiJcmnlfy
themselves.
IliK laya niondny & Saturdtiy.
PLOWS I PL0W8 1 PLOWS J
PKOltlA.
MOL1NK.
HOoTOX CLIPPKK. '
CAST CAST rtTKEL,
TUItF AND STUDIILK.
KOLLl.NU C'L lTEKIi
AT
T V. HAltTKLI.8 Cfl'M,
J si pores old Siand.
Notice lo LumtM-r .lien.
SKAI.Kl) l'UOI'OSAl.H will lie received ut the of
tic of J. II. Mooros, iu Salem, ami! I o'clock p.m.
nu KltlDAY, MARCH 10, lHoli. tor the famishing
of the following nuilerlnls upon the grounds selected
for Penitentiary purposes, vd i
U,000 feel mill dressed toniiued and grooved noorlug,
I by a inches when dressedi
3,300 ft. iniil drtttwd tnngued and uroovod flooring,
I I by a inches when dressed;
'it Plunk, mill drsssed, hold sides, 1 by 90 inches
when diciised, 'iff ft. tnnir. clear white llr
X.IMI ft. of lumber, 1J by inchest
7 .Mil ft. of lumber. 1 by II inches, 34 ft. long;
411 pieces, 3 by N inches, ft. long;
w nieces, '.' ,y o Inches, yu It. long;
'-', !tcces, '.' by Inches, 16 ft. lullg;
HI) pieces. 1 by 4 inches at one end, and 2 bj C Inches
at the o'tber, V.4 ft. long;
III pieces, it by 4 inches, 'Jl tu long;
IM.iam fi.. it l,y H inches. IN II. loiuri
IH.lMMi it , 1 hv 8 indies, IS It. long!
I HI pieces, 4 by ft inches, 10 feet longi
3:ill pieces, 3 by 0 inches, 10 feet long;
HIHI piwes, 3 by 4 inches, 17 feet long;
141) pieces, '' by 4 inches, 17 feet lone:;
3J0 pieces, !J by 4 inches, JU feet longi
3:AI piore. i by 4 indies, 14 feel Ioiik;
4 sills, lb by HI Inches piare, 40 teat long;
II sills. III bv in lucbes square, 3d feet long;
3,1,1100 gooil cedar shingles.
All of lb abov luuilatr to b gouu touud red or
yellow lir.
llids for any part or portiou of th abov will b
considered.
Tiie bidder will siniu distinctly ill his bid tbe suit
and uuaiiiuv. as well as the urice uer thousand, nf lln
lumlirr for which ha bidsaacept tli silla, which will
lie p'r riioiiinit lena.
All lh sills lo be delivered ul, tbe ground by the
iuiii oav o slay neat.
'1'lie IumlH,r to 1st delivered as rw)tiird at least one
fonnb by the Jblh dav of May next, nnd tlm balancu
as airreed npia, between that tibia and Ilia tUth day of
Jotie tolloivnig.
'flie slongles to be delivered uu tba ground by the
40th day of Jtin oexl.
Ail eontrwiuir will bo required lo giv liond. with
approved sernnty, eoiitiuioned lor tus laltlilul par.
iortiiam- uf itiair conlrarts.
Tlie Coinmisaiuuers reaarve tho riht to rajaetany
or ail bills.
Payaivnt tu lie oiad in ooiu.
Proposals should be dirwiiad, " l'tiiittntisrv Com
miasiuiieis." and indorsed " Proinisals tur Loiuber,'
A.C.H. HHAW.
Chairman Pvii. Con,.
falem.Veb. I'.l. IHi'sl. il4
Nolirt! In Wood Itlrn.
SKALKD PIIDI'DSAL1! will ba received at the of.
lice of J. II. Moor,, ill Halem. uulil 1 o'clock u.tu.
on KIIIDAY, MA Itt II HI, IHisi. fur furui.luog upon
lb grounds eelaricd for Psnitaiiiiarv purposes. 300
IOKD8 UK (Uiul) WOOD, four feat long Ul
cords lobe delivered by Ihe I bib day nf Uuv. IIHI
conls more tu Im deliveriid by tbe 1st day of .Inly,
and lb raiuaiiiiiig IM rord to be dalivervd by tli
Hli day el Annual next.
llids for auy was oiiaiully than the abov will b
ennaidered. -
Mulder sbonld stute rmalllv of wood, and time of
delivery.
Contractors will be miulred to give bond andap-
provvd sacurily couditiiiued fur tb perfonnanc of
oiilraet.
Tlw Cnaimissiotwrs rcterv tb right to rejavtany
or all biila.
Payment to be made in coin.
Proposals should bo dlrreti-4 ' Peiilteti'lary Com
misaioners," and indorsed ''Proposals for Wood."
A U. K.hllAlV, Cii a I'an.Com.
Solcni, Pcb. I!l. Iw. 'ulw l
oti c to IlitrdM urr Dt'ult'ra.
SK'LKI t'rt"l'iHAI,a will Iw rpciva.1 at iha of.
Itcc of J. II Moorea, ftl Kalem, until I n'rlonk p.m.
on UtinAY, MAIICII lb. IW. for furnishing upon
lb gruuinla selected for I'uintnitiary pu p.wes, Hi
following rieaerilxd iuaiility of guua, uerekanlubl
N A 1 1.8, via,
30 keys 10 penny cut nailst
36 keu Ml pnuy siu naila;
3 kcua IU pnay wroiigbl nails,
3 kex 8 peuny ml ftailsi
1 keg 8 Msnny'cat naiis;
2 begs 4 penny eul nuitai
2 kegs 8 inch cat spikei.
llids for any Its quantity than Ihe whole will b
coiiaidcrcd, bidder suiina sis and finality.
All to b delivered on tb ground, by lb lutli day uf
Uav imi.
IMiinsriur will b raouired tu gtv bond and ao-
proved eroriiy for th lailbfal prtonaaiM.-e of on
tract.
Tlie f .'ummlMiimert rrsrr the rlglit lo reject any
or ail bub.
PsviuciH to be mail in com.
Pn'ipioaatt slinubi ba dinned " Penileuliarv Co
HHadoocr," and indorafat ''Protiuswls for Naila.''
A. C. K HHAW, Cb b Von. Com.
Halrm, Keb. I, IMSiti. ftlw4
Notlrts lo Builtlrr.
SF.Al F.IpMf"lswill lnrtsndvcd al lh oBle of
J. . Uoon-a. ia Hal,, uuul I o clock, p.01 , k'rl
day.Marvb Ib.lKAi.rurlaiiilahiugUiaiiaicrialaauJoai.
stroeUo a bulbiiail opon lb gruoiid scMHtrd for
peniwnturv jsarpoas. Plan of bailduijf nd spetlll
rathmsmav ba sew, by applying Ul J. H. Moore, al
his oHIr 'lltiilding to bs cmpwiod by lb llh day
of May nel
( oiuracturs will be required lo glv bond and ap
proved security, eoudiuuw-d for tb faitblal parforaa
f eowtracv .
I'm mam lo tss mails in sal.
Tns ronanusatoucrs rrt th right lo rcjedt any
or all bids,
proposal should be dirertM i "Prniltnliary ewi.
milousis," and endorsed "Proposals lor Hinldiog."
r,t j feAlaW
Kalaa. l ab. 0, M Cb'a I'tometisry Coin, t
Prices of Iron Reduced,
TIRRIHONSj cents per pound.
NtlltWAY KIIOK KIIATKM, 8J cents' per pountl
A1 other sizes iu proportion.
E. J. NOKTIITRVI A Vo.,
Importer and Dnnler In irnrdwrtrc, Irou,
Steel and Wagon Timber,'
I'OltTLAXI)0l!EaO.. 'fflm'J
w. , i.uiiich, J. c. suaaiLL, juhn a'atiii.
M'CRAKEN, MERhlLL & Co.
Nhipplug, Commtssloa and forwardln;
MERCHANTS.
A0ENT3 of the California, Hawaiian and Ureuoa
l'ackel Line,.
Importers of 8N QUENTIN and CABMEN IS-
Dealer, in Flonr . Oraa, Baeon.Lard aud Vrnit,
Lime, Ceuient, and flatter. ,
Will attend to tho Pnrchata. Rnl. or ghhaaent of
Merchandise or produce in New York, 8au Francisco,
Honolulu or Portland.
AI.DKICH, HKRKILt k C.,
Nos. Ws aud iOa, California, St..
San Francisco.
M'CRAKEN', MERRILL It CO.,
4Hlf 1 Nor:h t'niot St.. Portland.
Willamette Steaa Kavica
Cornpasy, ,
THE W. . N. CO.'H NEW RTEAMKR
ALERT,
Jamu Riao, . . . Matier,
Tieavrs PORTLAND every morning at 7 o'clock for
OHRflON CITY, connecting with the ((earner AU-
TIVK. .
Will leave OREGON CITY evert day for PORT
LAND, at 1 o'clock F. at., nr nn the arrival ol th
ACTIVE from Corvallis. freight and Pastsg a
Reduced Ratea! .
Apply uti board
The Willamette Steam Navigation Co.' Steamer
ACTIVE,
J. T. Arrtnso, ' . Master,
Will leave Canemah ev.ry MONDAY ana" THtTRft.
WAY at tfl o'clock a. a., for 8ALE1I, ALUANY,
and CORVALLIH D. W, BUKNSIDB.
I'nrllainl, Jan. li. I'M. Prea't W. B. N. Co.
PIANOS! PIANOS! FUN J3t
THE nmlerslgneil are aganla for the following cele
brated manufacturers nf Piano ,
RAVEN & BACON, NEW YORK
V. F. Emmerson, Portland, Be.
Orders promptly filled. ,
48if
BRRYMAN BRO".
Dr. J. H, Chitwood, ..
REFOltni PIITMICIAN.
OVKICE at hit residence on Pront Kt., one block
north of 8iUjerintiident Hnntington'. :
He would say to the sick who wish to bv cured
without having their teeth extracted with calomel, or
their constitutions impaired with other mineral poi
sons, In viva him it call. Halem, Jan. 22. tctcifi,
HICHE8T CASH PRICE PAID
-Kon-
ORKGON AVAll IJONDH,
-hy-
4:.lf HEATH. DEAHBOHW CO.
THE DOOK STORE.
PARRISH & KELLER,
.. HEALERS IN
BOOKS AND IWM I
MAKINO this thlr tola hnslnes. wonld respect
fully invite I heir nnmurous friend to sail and -aiuinu
tlielr took; uf - ' , (
Books, Stationery and Tarletles.
Keed constantly on hand th very beat article ia
Ihair Hue, to li fiiuiid in auv Book Store lit the Seat.
Among which may b found
PHOTOfJHAPH ALBUMS, with prlcss to suit.
FAMILY UIULGS AKD TE8TAMKNT?, Unelr
bound.
' OUT DOOKH, suitable for tbe holiday..
' PING POCKET KNIVES, PENCILS. '
001,1) PENS, POKTMONIES, DIAKIE&
NOTE and LETTEtt PAPEK; ever; variety.
ENVELOPS, Ut., kt.
In tbe line of reading matter, wa keep on band,
aud are
Couattuntly Receiving.
The stindard work ou
IIl8ioiy,
Travela,
Poetry
ana Novels.
and work on
SCIENCE AND ART.
Having ordered a large supply of
nctoeuls aXd roruLii kicuines.
from th East, subscribers bar and in tb adjoining
towns and counties can seeara at publishers' rat, in
eoin, postage free, al their rpc.tiv oUce. all tb
iriuilical without risk.
Kanry article too numerous to mnlion,l!of which
will ho'showo cheerfully, with a fair prospeii. Ahw,
a rich variety of photograph and ateel angntvinv of
Ui flaiierals" and chief actor of the Graal Rcbillira.
Also. Aa-eni fur th t'lorwe 8wlug Mebin.
Halem, Jan. l.tHtiti. 44y(
Kolice.
TI1KRK will be meeting of tb Stockholder of
tb New York Gold and Silver Miaing Co .al
Ihslr ofllc, In Salem, at I o'aloek. p. ra .on Uoouay,
Mureh la, IHwi, for lb parpoae of lactiug offlcars. A
full atlcndano i rqnsiM.
fiv order of lb Incorporators.
8KTH K HAMMEB. Secretary,
Filial HeUleneni.
IN Prnbat Court. Coos eountv, Oragon, January
lnu, I Sob. Kl ate uf Evan Lnnninghara, deceas
ed Notice is hereby given that Henry Wyckolf, ad.
luinistrator of aaid astaiw, baa thia stay preiiid hi
areunnt. and ask iha! lh aani may b allowed for
a Onal selilemenl. It islhrfor ordered Ikat aaid
application lie heard and determined n tb 8 rat Mow
day in April. I8lw. al which lime all pertou i,ilrt.
ed in aalil sit may appear in aaid court aud uiak
objections tu said settlement, If any tab. By order
of Uilbtrl Hall, County Jn.lire.
llKNKY WYCKOPy, dmV.
EmplrClty. Jan.3, 18ti. , Uw4
" Kt;WeainLiu.'
I HAVE surveyed on bnadrod and ynly-lgbl
town lot adjoining iha Oily of Halem o la Kooth,
beina quite near ihe hiisioers portion of Uie vity, nd
to ihe sieamtMNst hthdiag. These lot conform to the
city nrvvs, und are mad by an xlrnsfnn uf Coat.
Hw'rcial nnd Liberty streets A pars of tbnn hav
been iu cultivation In oreliard for year, Tb halaae
hare a beautiful yonng growth of Ar and oak shad
tree. All era rouvenicnl and dealrabU for raidm
loi. A part of lhm will b offered at private sal aa
favorable lemia to th purchaser. 1 also olfer fur sale
block No. 40 (adjoining aty nsidaiivo), in ha or ia
whole, tn suit lb panic purchasing. ItHpiirtt nf tb
nudar.igiied, or of Hoinnwr tt Hatch, Broker aud
Agenll, Moon lllock, ratlcw! Orairoii.
t.KO. IL JONES.
Vebmarv l"ih. laftU-flm.Mrwl
AdtHinUlrtUor'a Notice.
NOTICE is Iwreby glra that lh nmltrsigned ha
been duly appointed Administrator of tn estate
of John Melt, deceased, of Marion county. All par
sous having claims against stud law will pn
ttieai to ui at my rcsiduc In fiatcn, within 8
month, and all persona owing tM a,at ar mM.
rd to make Imowdiat payiMuk P. U. BICE,
Peb U, l8oti 4w.'3 Administrator.
' Asliiiliilalralor'a Nolle. ' "
IbTOTICK is hereby gira that tb norlgBd ba
il bco apHiutrd sdministraUir of Ut aafal af
Sally Craudull, late of Marion rounlv, Oregoa, sW
csased. by Ibe Cmnty Jadaa f said eoainy AU
persoo having etaisas against said iai ar tnjiMtt.
vd lo present lb saasa, duly nrilbtd, la la aadsr
signed, at halem, Oregon, wilhia aia mouth, aod U
prsous ImWitcd In said cslat ar nnacMcd to make
paymnt wilhuut delay. PAUL CKANDALL,
rlem. rit. I. Wtdwt.SO
Ada
Notice.
T0TirR h hen-liy given IhsA al BMetiaf of tb '
1 Directors of lh rami lata t4uld aud Btlva M iniag
Company, held at llicir note as, tb ?lb day of Pab
ulary. I800, an aseessimiiil. No. S, ( two dollar (M)
ptr sliar was levied ou each auu vry sbsr of th
Mock ut said company, payab is gold or silver eoia,
miheoltl of lb eiiuaaity. wrtliia Ihirty4lv day
And an onler waa autd lo dynua tor aak all stork
uu which said asicwawul a any part t hereof taali
remaia du at th lplru of aaid ibinv la day.
1 P. L. WILLIS, j.
Hl., Orogoa, Peb. T. I80U
Final HelUeiaaetsi.
NOTICE b hereby aiveei that Vtaliaa, IKlauy,
adutuburawr el tb Mtat ( lawktl Uvluy, sr.,
Oecvaesd. baa Iba! hi acsawul, pravivg a lual scttl
men, of aaid sti. The paauioa wdl W heard e
Tnndy,tbAhdayl Hants, tosat, at which lias
lb hair and all persons laMrHtad ar required to bo
pM,it, and show eaa. if any than b. why Iks
pravr of aaid peuiasaer ball not b ir- d J t, t
aaid etvt tually seuixl. J. C.I. .
. Kalem. Cwgo Pb. 8, 18664( 4-11 Co