THE OREGON STATESMAN.
fUHUSUKIl KVKHY MON 11 AT, HY
The Orogon Printing and Publishing Company.
D.
( ICAIi;, Ituiiii'Mtt .llaiiUKt-r.
Tkbsu One ycur. $-1, in coin. Six month., J-J.
ITf KemitiKiiccs way b uiikIm by nmil Hi our rink,
when untiled in tin; presence of tin postmaster.
U. Ofllolal Paper for tht Btata.
New Firm, New Store, New Goods
BROWN, COX & CO.
yyniUKAi.E and hktail dkalkhs in
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
Wines and. L1iuoih,
Wood and Willow Ware, Hardware,
VAMiKK NOTIONS,
TobiK-co, I'iuam, c. Ac.
Center Store, New Brick Block,
rUI.E.U, ORECON. '
' We have now on hand, and urn now re
ceiving, the LAHOKST and HKST UK
LKIJTKII STOCK OK 0001)8 in uur
ifrtaetl
line ever ottered '
THIS SIDE OF SAN FRANCISCO!
Which we propose to exoliaime at LOW liATICS for
Duller, Kurs, Hacon, Oats, Wheat, anil Produce in
general ; and, rullier thun k i? j i books, we will NOT
HliFUSIi GOLl) AND SILVER.
I'leusu Call and Examine our Stock of
Ten & Grindstones,
Coffee & Nuila.
Sugar & Axes,
Syrup it Blue Vitriol,
Saleratue 4c Wash-
Boards.
Creiitu Tartur ic
Brooms,
Pocket Knivee 4c
Starch,
Soaps 4c Honey.
Clnthc Basket it
Pickles.
iRnpe Ac Tamarinds,
iCiial Oil Ac Honey,
illoHti'ttcr'i Bitters Ac
Oatmeal.
Tobacco & Cheese,
Cigara Ac Corn Baskets, :Dye Stuffs Ac Farina.
Shovels A: Nutmegs, iMBersehaum Pipes Ac
Citron & Wash Tnha, Spades,
Kaieiua & Mouse Traps, Wood Pipi'B Ac Shot.
Hioe 4: Saltpeter. jConfectionery it
Salmon & . Wooden Clnthct-Pine,
Bowls, 'Mackerel & Powder,
ItllNEKS' OUTFITS I. FlTLLl
In fuct, everyttiinjr usually k.'pl in a
Flrst-CluKg Grocery and Provision Store 1
(1001)8 DKLIVEKKD
To all parts of the city, FREE OF CHARGE.
Don't Forget the Pint-el
Oct. 2, 1 "CI. BIIOWN, C OX, & CO.
NEW DRUG STORE
Union Block, Salem, Oregon.
W. X. KIGBY,
ITrOULl) respect fully aniiounre to the citizens of
V v BHlem and vicinity that lie lias openoneii a
Wholesale and Retail Drug Store,
where Ite lmpcs to morit Hie iiutroiuiffo of tlioae who
mav fnvtir him with a full.
ite oilers to the public, in quuntitien to suit, lit low
rates, a iteiierii! Httcurtiiient of
CHEMICALS,
DRUGS,
DYE STUFFS.
PA TENT MEDICINES
Ayer's Airue Cni'O, Coil Liver Oil,
Cherrv Pectoral. Sditmok'n Svrnn.
" SHrrnjmrilla,
Kwtiiiit'H Paimcfft.
Miirtttuitf Liniinent.
Perry Iaviu's Pain Killer,
Piiker'R Pin PaiiHrea,
Kennedy 'ft Medical Uicnv-
. " mis,
Jay tie's Expectorant
" Alterative,
" Vermifuiie,
" Carminative Baleam,
erv.
haiiative nil,
Ointment
GraefenbergX'atlmlieon. " Otntmeut for
" KarnapHrilla, fait Hhuitm & PHm,
" . UilHii-H, RuprIh Halve.
" Chilili'eir Mr Vinlow'B Soothing
Panacea Green Syrup.
Mountain Ointm't, Kimtmii'n Tizeues,
" Pyneuterv Svrup, Hry Mii'f Wafern,
Uetnbulil's Siirnaparilla, Devitiu Lozenge,
" Extract Bucliu, Mt'liane't lioxenes.
" Hwe Vanli. " Pilli.
Balaam vf VVili XfweiJ'n miih Symp.
i'herrv,
Tl ul l Lnnff llalmini,
Hcmriand'rj Hitters,
JiotliitB "
PilU,
Sandford's Inviorator,
Mrs Mipps inorucic Hal-
Mi tn.
WattV Nervous Antidote,
(iioiit.'ei'' Headache Item
ed y,
Toothache Anodyne.
1'itU
French Patent Medicines,
JjicoV pTsentery Cordial, Dmken, Hoatetter's Snnnc
Towngemi s Samattarilla, vain's. and Kit-lmrdon i
Ktnd'
llitteni.
Hulls
Halls
Scovill's Hlood it Liver
Kvrnp,
Winchentor'nSympof ly
phonpliate Lime Ac Soda,
Klioden' Atfue Cure,
India Choluogiie,
American "
Hamburg Tea,
Sozodnut, an elegant tooth
watth .
All kindi of preparations
lor the iiuir,
Teetli Bundles, Iluirllrnsll
es. Comhe.
All kinds of 1'er uiik-s mid
Toilet artirles.
Trimses. Shoulder Unices,
letter rajwr. hnvelope.,'
Pens, Ink, etc., etc.
naer,
Brown's Hronchial Troches
A nd such fancy articles us are nsually kept in a first
class drug store, l'lease call and examine for your
selves.
I'livsicians' Prescriptions compounded by a compe
tent Apotliecarv. .
Salem, Oct., IKT..V Bftily
F.ui niiiiiiii hie
OF S.4..M FIt.l.tltO.
BADGER & LINDENBERGER,
No. 411, 413 and 415 Battery Street,
Cor. Merchant, Mm Francisco.
Importers and Wholesale Dealers.
ENTIRE NEW A XL) FRESH STOCK !
f. IfB would mil the attention of COfNTKY MEK
IT CHANTS lo our usually lare.tiH-k nffiooilB.
Our stiKik cnnipriiiea every article in the Clothing and
FnrnishinK line. We IrnVo con.tantly on hand the
larKeKt stock and xreatest variety "I (.'aseiuiere and
Wool HATS of anv house ill Sun Fnuicisro, and our
tirices for theiw (imids are less than tliow of any
ioiik. as we receive them direct from the niamil'aclu
rer's eoiisiijnment. Onr slock of Fall mid W inter
(loreta is p irticnlsrlv atimelive. and the irreut fealure
to the country nierebant is the uniisiially low price.
Lmi Thun the font of Importation !
We also keep the STAPLE AHTH'LKS in the I7
v'toodn Hue, which Ooodii we have pnrrliawd in this
m.rkct under tho liamuier.and are ofleriuar them at
New York Cost, and less.
We publish this curd in order that we may make
new aciiinii!imirrs. and induce those who have not
heretofore purchased of us, to call and examine uur
stock.
Good Articles and Low Prices!
Are the ifreal inducements lo all who purchase to sell
amiu. Merchant, who buy of u. can make a ii""d
profit, and sell l itieir customers ut a low liiture. N e
reuaiii, respertfttllv,
Your llliPilient Servants,
ItM'OKK LINI'EVBKKfiKR.
Wholesale (lothimriin l Hat Warelionse,
N"s. til, 4i:i and 4 IS H ittery street.
Sau Franriwo, Jan.A'i. INsi. Sm
Smmiloim.
In Cireait Court of the Male of I Irei-oii. for the Com
Iv of Polk. Aoril term. lVi.
Cornelia R'a-iioii, Plaintitr. versa. Zephyr Itochon,
lereliduut. Suit in Ktpiiiy fur Divorce,
IT the name of the Stale ot Oreifnn. to Zephyr Ro
choli. Ileteiidant i Yon are herein- required to be
and appear in the court aforesaid. Willi in ten days tmm
the; service of this summon. Uem yon, if served in
Polk couniy.aiid if in any other rouiuv in said Slate,
wiiliin twenty dav. from service hereof, and answer
the romplaini'of said plaintitr now on tile aminat you
in the othce of liie clerk of Mid enmity, askina for a
dissolution of the mamaee ronlnicl now misIiiiic ls
tween said partie.. And you will take nonce that, if
Too fall to answer as above required, plaintitf will ap
ply loth, court Tor the reliel pmvea ior.miiers.iu
coinplaiut. By order of it F l..isc. Judjo of said
conrt. SI LI.1VAN ft API'I.hHAlb.
, Miu-ch 12,1'; i.w.'iid
Plaint in Ait y.
Itviislenl l.ott.
1IIAYK .nrveved one hundred and .eventy-eiifhl
town lots adj-'imnif tlte ( itvof Salem on the South,
beinif quite near the husincrs fiorlion of the city, and
to the steamboat landing. These int. cinfcrai to the
citv surveys, and are made by an extension of Cor,
ntercial atid l.ilwrty .treets. A part of them have
iteen ill cultivation in oreliard for years. The balance
have a beam if ul younir itrowth of brand oak shade
tree. All are convenient and ilesirable for resident
1,,,. . nsrt of them will be ottered at nrival sale nit
favorable terms to the purchaser i also offer for sale
block No. 40 ia.l)oiuina my resi.lencei, la lot. or ill
whole, to ."it the panic, pun hasioir. Inquire of tlie
onderiuVned, or ot Hammer Hatch, Itioker. and
AjteoU. U- l.k-ck.em.Ure.,. h
Vebruary l!hk. l-lmjlr-l
Varnlshe!
rOISLE t Hoar s En-ilisb. Aawrtean Caark, Co
i.N twl. UeiU LB. Usmar, and Sillae V-wt.e. at
VtT' MYEKS It IH.OHr.
H II tl . XT WW n j H El IJ II II a 13 .. I I! IH II El W T M H Tl II . Bl ll . 1 1 f a . !W
VOL.10-NO. (I.
THE BOOK STORE.
PARRISH & KEELER,
UEALKII8 IN
I B ST T1QHERY I
MAKING Ibis their sole business, would respect
fully invite t heir uuniuruiis friend to vail and ex
amine tlietr stock of
Books, Stationery and Varieties.
Keed constantly on hand the very bent articles in
their line, to he tmuid in any Houk rjtore in the Scute.
Aimniv which may be found
FIIOTOOItAlMt ALBUMS, with piicei to suit.
1 FAMILY BIBLES AND TESTAMENTS, finely
bound.
GIFT BOOKS, aultable for the holidays.
FINE I'OCKET KNIVES, l'KN(!ILH.
OOLD PENS, FORTM0N1UB. DIAKIES.
NOTE and LETTER l'AI'EU: every vnriety.
ENVELOPS, &c, &o. . "
In the line of reuding matter, we keep on hand,
and are
Constantly TtoHlvliijj',
Tlio standard works oa : '
History,
. Travel, . ,
1'ootiy
a aid Novels.
and works on
SCIENCE AND ART.
HavliiKordered a lare supply of
PICTORIALS AND POPULAR MAGAZINES.
from the Kant, enhscribuni here and in the adjoining
towns and comities can secure at publishers' rates, in
coin, portage free, at their respective olllces.fttl the
periodicals without rick.
Fancy articles too numerous to mention ,a 1 1 of which
will be shown cheerfully, with a fair pronpeet. Also,
a rich variety of photographs and steel engravings of
the General.' and chief adorn of the Great Rebellion.
Also, Aienlw for the 1? lorunco Be wing Machine.
Kalein, Jan. 1, IHtHi. Ilyl
M YERS & HUGHES,
AVholesale and llctail
Dealers in all kinds of
Groceries, Paints and Oils,
Brushes, Putty, Alcohol,
Crockery, Glassware,
Lamps, Pocket and Table
Cutlery,
"Wood and willow ware,
Dye-Stidls,
Tobacco and Cigars, Ia
con, Lard, Uutter, 'gg,
Oats, Potatoes, tfce. tfce.
Store under the Legisla
tive Hall, IIol man's block,
oc9 SALEM. 3CinO
PLANTATION BITTLRS.
S. T.-1860--X.
Thempitlilv with which
mm iiiniiii bittehs
Have become ii HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY ihrongli
out civilied nutioiiK, is witliout it par
allot in the historv of
the world.
OVEK
TWO MILLION, ONB lll'.NURED TI101SAND
Were Sold in TWELVE Months.
The Demand la Daily Incrensiiix t
Kit II ami I'OOK.OI.Daiid VOl'I(.'
Ladles, Phjslrlnntt and (lersjnien
, ' Finn TAT IT
ltevlvei- l)i-ooi)iujf (Spirit m,
L'iidKTICr.;Tlltollie .Systs-in
Vigor to the Hind,
i.U IS
Exhausted Nature's Great
RESTORE J i.
Its effect, in cafes of
DYSPEPSIA,
l.o.sof AM'tit-, VI!iliiiPH, Erti,
ivn FiitisfiK. r.oiirliiiarli. Jlfii
ml Dt'SixuKleiiry, Ar.
IS MOST EXTHAOKDINAHY.
It is composed of the ehoieest roots and herbs, the
the celebrated CAMSAY4 UAItK. etc. all pre
srved in pure ST. CltnIX HUM. As a iietille Appe
tiser, and healthy, agreeable Stimulant, it ha. uo
equal.
it is solk by all respectable dealers, in every Town,
Parish, VilluVe ar.d Hamlet, throughout North and
South America, Europe, and the lslnnde of the
Ocean.
f" None can be ncmitu nnless bearinithe pri
vate United State. Stamp over the cork, with Siltna
lure on steel plut label of
P A. DRAKE. St CO.
HMIXII Ac DAVIS
71 Front Sreei, Portland, Oreuon.
KOI, B ASlK-tTst foil OKKUOft,
and the Territories.
8cpt.a5,tf-a 3n
Still" of Itliiliiitf Wk,
rlHEHE retuains unpaid of asseMuieut Nn.fi, lev
1 ied Keh. 7. Isi. nil tlie capilal slock ol the San
tiam Onld and Silver Uitiin-r Company, lb. following;
atnounta. to wit i
Z
Z 3
i i
4 tllendeeHII fi"3 ;)
I "Ji ' M4 i 111
1 '.'i lleudee Jl.na t!
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Itrovrn. .tame, "in
Hauiev, Susanna il
fox Ii W 4c M It 1-V.s
' ll
o
ha
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lt:
" 1.7
I '.I Hirseh Sol 47'Jilli
I V Haskell H "' 1 J I
1 SI -M I ti(
1 yi; 4 "J I i
I '.'I .leMup S R .ViT U 4.i
I '.'i.l.nies Hec.lftCn;H4 I
It
1 V) -.1 hi lory K iHS III
Cooper F
i
Crandall f P
Ih-nui. T J
) 3 K) McAIV. J W
71 J V
II 4 V
4 Marshall Wt
r.1 'Ji ".il racv K W
3 -.Nt I
VM
7.CI I
a 1 1 j
lsS7 i ll
fii f j
-.-:i in '.VI
Purhin 8 ft t
El'on das
Hurbe. L P
llitchoak II
Ileodee D II
3 3 LiThMcberS I.
t" 5 1 1 I I batcher K A
7 . H -4 41
:l i 111 William. D
am 3 i:i wim.d t V
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?la 6 :i
;-.i a ;
nv I a
tkkS ii
3H " i,
r' 4 Hi'
Pnr.o.nl to bw, ,ad t. ei.mplisnre with an order
ol lha lkr4 ol Dii-ar.. ti mans .bare, of earn.
parcal ol w ah ve aaavd st k a. vay be
aece.iu.ry uVreto. will b. sold al public an', ti.
for not.! of li Jin, ai the flW nf aa d l orn
ran, at Sakw th..., en the .i.h dav of April,
U'rninwsa 3 konr of eleven o'eba-k a s
.f Mid day. w hi t).. del.nqaent ..--inent on
idk.twMarwittilhecit.of adverti.iuir and
uhrMnlsilf P. U. WILLI',
jkm. Hank St. I Wf wi Bimiary.
.1
SALEM,
OUll FIRST NOTICE
CHANGE OF BUSINESS.
WE renpoclfiilly infirm the public that we denin
clminintf otn' retail trade to open a wholesale
imporlin); hu.incm, we will begiu to sell out from this
day. our .' . : ,
Dry-Goods, Clothing, Groceries,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
And all articlos generally kept in a retail store In
this city.
We have already 'imported direct from France, a
Hpletnlid assort omul of
Albums, Ladies' Satchels,
NOTIONS,
And e.pecially the latest styles of
I)r
Trimmings !
CSS
Which we will offer at
VERY LOW PRICES.
We call c'Hnecial attention of merchants, to whom
we will sell wholesale at
S.VN FRANCISCO Prices !
We take this opportunity to express our thanks for
the liberal patroiiaire wo have received, and ben our
f. lends and I he public in general to bear in mind that,
this notice is not to sell u few dollars' worth more
goods, but invite all to come and examine our stock.
to price our gooilH, ami only to buy alter being con
vinced of the real advantages we oiler
1 LKVY V Co.,
Opposite the W. Woolen Factory, North Snletn.
P. 8. Wo will tako in exeliaime all kinds of mer
chantable produce at the highest marketable rules.
halern, April inni. ,ftrt.
i
I'uton llloi'k, Cunimcrclal Street,
DKAt.ieits is
Cooking, Parlor and Box Stoves.
..AND..
WHOLESALE AMI RETAIL UE iLCCS
, ..IN..
Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware,
A nd Importers of all k inds of
KITCHEN FURNITURE,
rortlmin mill Tinnril Fruit Kettles.
FORCE, LIFT und HYDRAULIC PIMPS
Lead and Galvanized Iron Pipes,
Hoofing, and all kinds of Job work done
Ah Cheap as Can bo Done In the State.
NTIMMi A- ANDCRMON.
Miireb l!l, lStifi 3in3
Doors, Windows & Blinds.
JL'ST received, a hiriro nssortnienl of pine nOISItSt
and WIMIOtVM, tmiu Eastern .Miiliuluctories,
and for sale cheap, for cusli, at
STRANG & ANDERSON,
March IS, Isr.fl.3m3
W. A. il.OKK II. J. V. XKKKtl.l., Jolia M'f'HAKKM
M'CRAKEN, MERRILL & Co.
Shipping, nininis'ion, and I'orwiirtlliiK
MERCHANTS.
AGENTS of the California, Hawaiian and Oregon
I'.tckel Linus.
Iiiiporters of SAN QI EXTIX and CARMEN' IS
LAM! SALT. SANDWICH ISLAND SUtlAKS,
t'OKKEK, ItlCE.and Fl'I.U.
At'ents for Provost & f 'o 's Preserved Emits, Ve(t
etabies l'ickies ami Vinegar.
Dealer, ill Klonr. Ont n, Hacon, Ijird and Fruit,
Lime, Content, and Plaster,
Will mrmdto lite Purchase, Sale, or Shipment of
Merchandise or product- in New York, hail Francisco,
Honolulu or Portland.
AI.DIMCIt, Ml liltlLLcV CO.
Nos. -.Hi and ."hi. t'ulifonna, St ,
Sun Kruiiiisco.
JI'CIIAKEN, MERRILL Sl W ,
4'.if lb North Krout St.. Portland.
CIRCULAR.
TIIK aymptnins of tlie diiMHrWs prnvnlcnf in imr l
rttliiy an known to everyone. If tlie prover
reiaeiies were applied in senium, they would aitvuiis
trom protracted illnew. severe autl long continued pain
ilmttfifil c.n"titnti"tifi. and lnt, hut nr let-t. a dliil
iiated porm-. Tiinnwindu are in the li.tt.it. uii ihttup
proarli of Miisation whirh they rociuuie as the loot
kteps of ome dreaiied and well known di-M ine, to re
wirt in the im't'iit infilicineH tout are heralded to vnrn
nvervtlitiitr. This in ulvvuvs a doubtful and sometimes
u lalul rourw to pnrsne.
Taking I his view of the matter we shall keep pre
pared, by re () Hint a well us peruiiuiliih, the fulhiwing
prt.'pantioim,crfrr' prepare"! from prescriptions of
ptixnf of otirbent pliV'irijiitn.whoM in'toneotenl lis cuf
ficieiit guaranty of their value. We think it lustier to
rerontiuend tbene lo those wliA do not ronsiiter theui
rives siitlicit-utly ill to rtfjuire a phystciHn's MUrud
anre, than any Hrticle of the romponitiun of which we
ore ignorant.
We with il diptinctlv understood by the public tlmt,
aliboiiK- we keep everythiutf nsually found in a drag
store, we will reeoti'iiieud no propitiation itulesn Hp
proc1 by nor niediral men w bote rjiiutifieHtionii are
well attested
Alterative and Tonic.
Vnr dvtepsia.livi-r romplaint. avneml rfehilitv and
all rrtDplums requiring an aherative end tonte. I'Hi-e
1 1 T'A.
Ague Pills. Antlprrlodlc Bitten.
The I'itli lo break the chill in syne the Hitters to
prevent tl.e rernrreiM-e. rnce, rills. o ceius; JJtt
: l-ra, $J-
Lin I mint.
Kor aU the uses a liniment is usually applied to.
' Price i" cents.
Couch Mlilnrc.
Ynr incipient roinrlis. cold and sure throat. Price,
1 1 ai.
LlTfr Invleorator and Blood Purifler.
Knrtnrrtid liver, biliousness, jaundiee, and viitsJed
blood. Price.lt M
E)e Water.
For wmk eud innwud eyes. Price 75 cetiH.
Diarrhea SlUture.
Price $t 0:).
Fe Salve.
K'T weitk eyea and iotUmrd eyelids. Prire, 'J
ccniK-
Olntment.
Ffr fvnbiea. or itch Prw. 7 j rente.
Rheumatle Mlxlnre.
Kor rtifnnwiitnii neoraiifta. etc. Pnc,
Holare.
i Knr flepreMMa. of tpinis, los of ai'i-etii. debility,
i and a geueml preventive f diae. Price. l W.
I rtlr ItUtttrr.
j Kor pile., ctit. ' .Mi. etc. Price. ! an
t ulinrnns. Mliturr anil Ointment.
I V7'.. clmmic cntettia. letter, pratna neh, sj.ll rh.am,
'andall other c'lnanc and oltsiiu.t. eruption, of th
skin. Price, .Mitture, Ii tiiniuteul, 7.' cents.
Hair Kcnlorallvr
To rlewnilu. ItHid and orvvent "the hair troia fall-
, Inr Price. II .'ill. n
I W rtet(oly aabnih th alv. reined, to the
I tssblir, wiMtn. i wll ibeai only aa their aierils n.ay
j r-jt dema.id , . .
bar. H llie new CS.oiin.1.. KlmH Fi'rarts.
and Eeleeiie I'rei.ran.asi, and are Inllv rrep-reo in
I seMsntineaHr miin4 any piMrnplnMS Uiat ssay bt
, m U. aa Ar ";'l-r,!".;j - .
.U. If. V C
j Dniro'iUii d Ajothrcams, Mn..T' Itloca,
5.tf tfaseiB, Urtyoa.
OREGON, MONDAY, APRIL 9..1SGG.
TIIK lll'TI OK THE NOltTll TO THE M01T1I.
The Mtlhndiil Quarterly Hevitui, ncknowl-
ed'etl to Ii. lha eciitnil organ of the Mcthnitist
Episonpiil C'li n roll . onntuitis the futto wiiig ad
vice to Niirthuni MetlioJists, which we onny
from tlie Pacific Chriitian Advocate of Deovm.
ht-r Ifith !
1. Loss rctenticiu by onr earnest nnti-slavory
men nf a belligerent fc-linp, after the object uf
hostility lius (jotisetl existence., r nr what did
we fmht the Ions' Ritti-slavery battln I To in
jure our Southern fellow countrymen T Kn;
lint to deliver liotn iNortn ami snntn troin the
crushing despotism Of the slave power. That
deliverance is accomplished. Mitai we now
protract the fight npimst the very South thus
emancipated from the common despot T They
mav not vet appreciate our benefaction; hut
the logic of events anil the right spirit npon our
part iiihv in time teacit onr Southern lellnw
Christiana and brother Methodists who aro their
truest friends. At least let the full experiment
110 trieil. ,
. A due apnrecintiou of the wounded spirit
of a iirond hut self supposed " subjugated "
people. A sensitive, high spirited, gnlhint rare
have been struck down, after the most heroic
combat, lir superior Ionic They lie. broken
hearted and 1. ceiling. Jiund the ruins ol their
projects, the hitnkiuptcy of their institutions.
mill the ilesnlatlon of their linnies. I hey lima
up into the face of I heir conqueror nnd recug
uize a sneer at the very idea of " magnaniini
ty." Can wo wonder if wo find, amid their
sighs autl sorrows, some sharp tunes nf " bitter
ness ?M Is it not to be expected that they will
now nnd then put themselves into a position of
fierce nnd desperate, self-defense J Should we
accept a oomiiiercd position with a less ri'pug
mint temper f Anil might we not to (lent with
such fuots in a spirit of linn, patient, indulgent
magnanimity f
3. Avoiilnnc ' of inquisitorial tents of lovaltv.
Dr. M perrin, lor Instance, ri torus to .Nash
ville, lakes til l oatli of allegiance, and every.
where renouncing the claim of the right to se
cede, declares his purpose of being hereafter a
true nnd tot al citizen of an indivisible nation.
But. Dr. M'Keiron, do you acknowledge that
it wits with a wicked purpose that yon rebelled,
and do you re mice in the nvcrlhmw nf the ecu
fetleracv 7 Surely no generous mind wt.uld put
sucb iiuestiiins. And bis declining to answer
tli i-1 is would to 08 prove, not that be is uislinu
est nnd disloyal, but lioih honest and loyal ;
ton honest to make a fulso profession, and too
true lo break the pruti'ssion nfloriil'T he nukes
Surely the i ulli mid profession of a man of high
mural standing, that he accepts the indivisible
nation, ought, in spite nf exceptionable errors
past, to be sufficient. To require confessions
of conscious villainy ia to cotiline our favors lo
villains ulniie.
4. A "iniigiianiinitv" in victory. YVhoshonld
he forbearing; who should make tlie tiilruiices
ol courtesy and fraternity; who shout I ven
ture the tentative right hand of fi llmvship;
who should endure occasional petulances mill
an Indulgent equanimity, if not the conqueror?
Our iluep impression, derived from a. study of
our Southern Methodist periodicals, mistaken
though It may he. la that lor socli a "uiiigua
uiinity" they (with someexceptiona) were look
mi! ; and that but for tho errors on nor part
which we have specified, generous utterances
would have awakened a wide response.
5. No substitution of the spirit of ninhitinus
ecclesiustlcisiu for the spirit of the religion of
Jesns. Assuming too nearly that mir Church
Soutb hud no religion, was not Christum, and
una no Church, forgetting how much our nwn
superior purity wita the result of geographii.nl
latitude, aione cf as Lava npproxiiiiuled too
nearly ton pur)fisf tit liclYiinisiiliipm.il rjtpung'
ing the Church Soutb, ami Inking absolute oc
cupancy of the blniilt spot remaining. Hero
ieally coiiteiiiptiiinis of vulgar arithmetic, some
Northern brethren do not slop to cypher how
much of men and mimey and labor such a sec
ond " subjugation " would cost us. And when
we remember that all our objections ngaiust tlie
Church South arose from a now defunct and
nop. existent cause, would it not be far cheaper
a well as wiser, if not more Christian, to nail
with an economical " masterly inactivity " fur
lime and brotherly kimlnuss, and direful fair
dealing, and generous nids'to convert the solid
Southern Church to quite nsgood a Methodism
as we could ever hope to substitute in her
place ?
Ill our repented adtoeacv for never:,! yeata
past iu onr Quarterly of a reunion of the vari
ous bodies of Northern Methodism, we have
never purposed to go into a discussion of the
past. Were such a discussion uecessaiy. we
should indeed go into it with all the impartiali
ty of history. We would nut spend nor Hour
irli of our pen to prove either side right or
wrong. The present and the immediate future
re all we can n iiiiuge. And so to these Siiulh
eru bishops we would say, venerable brethren,
let tl. net h'lit over a dead past. I, care H44
to bistort' and lo tjod. In the grave of slavery
we can afford lo bury uur belligoiit noli aboli
tionism. We purpose not reunion, but the res
tointion of Metbmli.liu and church!)' rrcogni
tion and fraternity. Into ynttr rei-ngniied seat
among the brunches of (he great family of cath
olic Methodism, Irolti uliicll a stern past has so
long exiled you. we would invi e your return.
I here lire some niii-u rmcstlotis of the present
which, if tie discuss it, shall he no fault of ours
if tlie discussion is not most fraternal In spirit
ami result.
Fiinillv, toy other course than this on tlie
part of N"H tu rn Methodism will tend to drive
Southern Methodism and Southern I'riitestaut
Christianity into alliance with the worst and
nio-t dangerous classes of Hie North and the
Nation. I lie Sniitln iii slavvocritey. we know
long inniutaineil itself hy a combination with
tin- Northern innhncrary. It was the union of
the Southern oligarclt with the Northern sub -
li rrnneaii j it wns the partnership of John C
Calhoun with Mike Walsh it Cn. It Was that
Itiatiee which finally culminated in I he rebel
linn. The Southern aiisliKirucy strangely hiiast
ed of being the conservative element, the lly
wheel, the regulator nganist Northern Jacobin,
ism. But it was ever the precise reverse, lie
sides its own turbulent policy nf nullification
Stnte sofereieigiity, filihu.leriug, infringement
ot compromises, repudiations, anneiaiioin, the
Mexican war. Cult, purchase, etc.. e'e, it was
always compacted with the spirit nf Northern
tiestructitisin. tl that all audi policies were
Imevrr past ! At any rate, the emancipated
1'rotestatitism nf the South might not to be
furced by us lira anv further felln ship with
thn Irishry, the popery, the rummery, the sub.
tprraneisin. and (lie copperhead is in of the north.
Surely all tlie aflinitiel of ita high, refined and
noble nature revolt al thai base fellowship. All
it natural, high born sympathies are with
Northern religion, .education, Protestantism,
ami true republicanism. Let na beware how
we bring about any further false positions. I,et
o beware how we bring admit anv further lalse
positions. Let u. patiently anil firmly ulf. r to
them a free, equal, brotherly alliance, and su
to take I first step to a renovated Union, a re
generated nation.
TtlK Al'ROMA IblRF.AI.Ir) KxPI.AINI.ll. An
editor in Illinois thus describe, the origin nf
tins celestial pbeiionieiioli ; " When umlulygis
lie temperature of the hoiir.on ia such as tit
calncKiie the iinporieiit indentation of the hem
ispheric analogy, the cohesion nl the liorat cur
In.tii. become, .urchaigcd with infinitesimals,
wkicil are thereby deprived uf their fiisural
disquisitions. I bis rflrcttiL. a rapid chinge i.
produced ia the thoraiiibiirntrl of the grasttra
Im palerioni. which tiusi. a (.unvotculor in the
beaagoiial antipathies uf Ih. terrestnura aqua
v.roell I b" clouds tlitn tieumi-e n mass nf
de'stlnrnmilcd rpetultf of crrimKiii'ie light,
which can only be Iceo when it Ia visible."
Till! MT BKI.W CIUlkr.fi.
Jkpi'khson. Oon., April i!d, IritiG.
Ed. Sttitctma t Over a year biio 1 took a
stroll across the Const niiiniilains and down tlie
Ynqiiiim hay to the bench. Soinu time after
niv return, I nrocured the publicatiou of nn
article in the columns nf your paper, entitled
"A Nut tu Craok. ' giving, as tar as 1 was
able, in y opinions and observations conuemitig
the proceedings nf individuals then personally
interested in the une and profits of the hay. aa
well na other important mutter. I he result
wan a sharp criticism open my onmniuuioation
by some one nf the interested parties v after
which tlie Corvalli Cat tile continued the dis
cussion in several well-limed articles, all nf
which had tho desired effect, viz : calling pub
lic attention to the magnitude and importance
of a commercial thoroughfare from tlie niara
timn highway nf the world through the Va
quina bay In the Willamette Valley. I i
A short time acn I again took a nasty trip
down the bay. aa before, and find the nut it
being cracked ami beginning to germinate, and
that at no very distant period it will spring up
into an important and iiiagniliuent commercial
tree. From where the Company' road start
into the mountains down to the beach, and
along the beach toward the ocean, land claims
am taken, houses nre being built, the soil i
hrnkcu and vegetables are planted. Handles
aro enclosed, and general anxiety, industry and
hope are manifested by all lor tho speedy de
velopment of the resources uf tlie Hay. Towns
are being started, two at the head of naviga
tiou and one at the mouth of the harbor, for
government purpose. In abort, the onward
movement and genera! buzz nnd hustle n il
compare favorably with that of a new and pop
ular nulling district.
Hut there are great and vital subjects still
remaining open to inquiry anil public discus
sum, intimately connected with the resources
ami deep development of the Yuquina Bay.
First! nil will udinit that the greater part of
lite Willunietto Valley is anil nlwnyg has been
subject to heavy mill almost ineullerable coin
mereial tribute ; that the expense of transpur
ttttinu on the Williiinette and Columbia rivers
has alu lira been eiiuul to the value nf the ar
tide produced, nnd the samu ia true of many
articles imported, all ol which must ultimately
be paid out of the products of the country ; nud
again, the exorbitant rates ol fare imposed on
the travelling com iiiiinity must lint be lurgotten
Thosu aro soinu uf the facta Hint give rise lo
(he magnificent project uf tin- California and
Orouou Railroad, the cmirtrnctinu nf which
would Icq il ire an expenditure of nhoui thirty
millions ol dollars. Now, if the internal com
nierce ami travel will justilr tho outlay of ro
vast a aunt, it proves clearly that this country
ia one of great resources. But iigiini, il this
road wits completed mid ill operation, costing
such uii rtiormoUH sum, would it be reasonable
to suppose fur a -moment that tho rates of trans
portation could be niiiti riiillv r.ilceed bulnw
present prices I All these considerations cum-
bine to show an almost hopeles prospect for
the uonmieice and mspcrity of our great and
lertile valley.
In the second place, the question arises! ia
there any pussinle remedy I I unhesitatingly
answer, there is. the inqiiiiinii liny oilers
more natural cniniiieruial facilities tlii.il any
other or all other hats on onr coast. A rail
road forty iniloa in length, costing probably
two millions nf dollars, will connect it with the
Williiinette river near Ihe center of Ihengii
cultural portion of the valley, and we may hope
for an ultimate extension ol this railroad across
Ibis valley, and perhaps the Cascade range, lo
meet the I'auiliu liaihoad commerce from the
Atlantic States. A complete eleiini navigation
mill thus ho opened to nny distant point
where uur exporte and import enn bo made
prohtnhle. lly thus opening up tho laquiut.a
liny, the price nf freight and travel to and
from Ann KiiniciscO wijbld not exce.d one-half
the present rntea, nnd that for nil t ine to come.
even if the California and Oregon Itailroad wus
also built and in nperutiuii.
1 here I now a wagon mad m prooes of
construction, which, during the dry season, will
lie nl great utility lor present purposes; lint
w hether it can be made to accoinoiialu the vast
travel and Ireight that must shortly come upon
it, especially during the wet season, is a quo,
lion now before tho public autl soon must be
tboroiighlv tested, lint even if there should
be built a good macadamized road, that Woubl
stand the freighting during the wet season
(which is doubtful), the cost of transportation
would still he more than dounle that ol the
rnilroad.
I view of this. I think, important subject. I
would hopelullv nek y nil to give the mailer at
least a caretul Inverliitatiuu. Air ensiles mast
in nil cases bo reared heloro tho real one is
unmmeuccd. Emiuhant.
Tub Vakwi-vkb Minkh The Register
gives the follow ing description of the qnnrlz
ledges recently discovered near Vancouver!
The liuinlier nf ledges thu. far dlscuvereil is
three ar four. The one nearest the foot of I he
iiioniitaio, which has been naiiied Cobinibia
lodge, where it crosses a nu ine is perhaps lifty
feet ill ttlillh. and can he tinned iu a Westerly
direction for half or tine Imirlhs of a mile.
thnngh eastwaii'ly it semi goes under tho ur-
luco nl Ihe rnlge. 1 lie rial'. Irani this ledge la
very led and nf a most tingular appenraiice,
though giving many uuliciilimia uf being gold
bearing.
Next above that, and probably (orty or filly
rods distant, another Initio cms.,-. lh ravine,
running parallel to the lirst. seven ar eight leet
in width, of a grayish color, and tilled with par
ticles of quart, and giving a very fuvt.rable
prospect tor gold. Three or lour rods up Ihe
ravine another nnd wider ledge cro.se. of a
.omen hat inure bluish color, with ahot t the
same quart! indication as the other. Some fif
teen or twenty rods up the ravine another
broad ledgu crosses, differing somen lint iu col
or from any of the other. Some specimens
from this ledge bate been tested and clearly
disclose gold.
Same f Hie rock from Colombia ledge lias
been tried bulb lir assay und crushing and
amalgamation, 'ihe assay was returned aa
some :! to the Inn, the crushed as )I8 fill.
H nether these testa are reliable or not, we
eaunot certainly tell, They aie certainly auf.
fluently favurulil to Juitily a thorough proa
peeling.
Wr.aTr.nt Mii.iTAHV Dkpartmknt. The
Secretary of War laid belore Congress an im
purtaiit report nf tienernl I'npe' nn the enu
dllioil and necessities of hi. Military Depart
incut. - lie says Ihe protection nf traveler
crossing the plains is a question uf absorbing
interest, and argues to show the necessity for
the speedy completion o the i'nclhu Ilnilrnitd
which will ilu more than any other sinitle cause
to overcome ami prevent Indian dilliciiltie..
A luflioleiit number nf troop should be sta
tioned alone the males In protect emigration
and seenre surveying and working partie of
Ihe Kailrnad. ami also, when nrco.enrv. lo
render aid iu lla construction. It would be
false economy to lullcr the construction of the
loads to be delayed or embarrassed lor want
of a few IriHip and Ihe expense they would
occasion, flencrnl I'npe then enters Into a
long disfiinmn of the varino. route In Mnn
tao via Colorado, New .Mexico, elo, and pro
iHrtca that the Government .honld restrict it
self io one route for Inrtheriiig that rout.. He
v the preM-nt Indian management is mw
me wnrse daily, and submit, an estimate ol
the lioinher nf troop that will be required to
preserve order, lie sprcifie hfty seven points
nt enh of winch there should lie a small car
rimn. The agtrr gale I twelve regiment of
I n fan try of n Ihnoaand efficient men and six
re.inienti nl cavalry, nl three llioo.atid ef
Relent men, and that line third mure of each
arm of the service should tie added for coiitin
"Cltcirl.
WHOLE NO. 780.'
BY TKLKblUl'll.
Trenton, N. .1.. March lifJ.The Kenittnrial
question begin to be exciting. ' Th House
to-day passed a rewli.lion lor holding a Joint
convention next Wednesday, to elect a Sena-
tnr, but the resolution was lost in the Senate.
Ave, 8i noea, 10. ' I'reaident Scovill, (Rad
ical) laying he wuuted first to know who the
man would be.,;... -t i ; r,v,-v.
rhiliidclpliia. March IK). I'he dispatches
about the action of tho New Jersey, Senate,
refusing to go into joint convention te elect a
United Mate nenator. Is explained is lollow :
1 lie senate had agreed to a rule requiring
majority of the whole number, viz ; uleveo
Senator, to adopt inch a resolution. , The
President, (Scovill,) Uenithlican, voted with
the Democrat when Ihe resolution came from
the House, Ten Senator voti d aye and eight
uo, and the roeolutluu "as not agreed.1 The
ten ayea were the whnlo number ol Union
Senators, except Scovill, whoso action wa re
markahla when it ia remembered that he hold
the balance ol power in Ihe Senate, and nsed
it successfully at Ihe organization of the Leg
islature, to secure his owu election aa I'reai
dent, Scovill U a remarkable Unionist. Pn
lihly he proposea to he United Statea Sen'.lnr
himself. The situation is, therefore, somewhat
interesting-
Washington, Mnroh 30. The House I net
in sessiou, having atliourued till M.udav.
1 uere la much Interest lilt here in the aeleu
tuiii of a successor to Senator Stookt.n.
Most ot the New derscv anliuuians have been
culled hmpe, nnd it is undei stood that an ex
citing contest is going on about Trenton. The
prospect trom tins stand point t not luvorablo
to the eleotion of an nut anil out Union man.
Tlie friend nf Stocktou say that they have
purchased a Kepuhlicau member of the New
Jersey Semite, iu which body the Unionist
have hut bite majority, and have thus prevent
ed the election of a Uepubliosln Senator from
tuut suite
A new line of steamships has been put on
thu mute between here and Venezuela, touch-
lug at Luguuryra, Porto Cabcllo, und St,
Thoina. ' '
According lo a Cork paper, four thousand
persuna It-It Ireland duiitig the first week nf
the present uioutti lor tlie Uutted States, via
yuceiisUiwn. 1 wu thoaaund ol them belong
ed to the middle or laboring ola.se. Fift-en
huudicd puBseiigursnre now waiting in Queens
town lo go to the United States. o
A Havre letter : "The number of
emigrant ' froth Germany arriving to take
passage for America ha lately increased to an
extraordinary degree. ' .Not lea than nu
thousand
usand einigtunts are lodging in the quar
I nf St. Fraucia waiting vessels."
tcra nf St. Fraucia waiting
A Bruinon letter any : "Thn emigration
tu America i daily assuming greater - propor
tions. The emigrants mo nearly all North
timer and Protestants."
Chicago. March 30. Tne Supreme Conrt
of Wisconsin hare unanimously decided that
catered iiieti are entitled tu vote in that State,
on the following ground ; . In 184U au amend
ment tu Ihe Constitution ilriking out the word
"while" from the article on suffrage received
3,ati5 vote, against 4,075. There being a to
tal uf ;il,7oi) votes cast at the; same gonrul
election,, thu ciinrasseri declared that the
aiiieiiuiueui was not raltlird. Inr the reaaou
that It did tint receive a majority uf all the
vote cast. - The Supreme Court now decide
upou a teat ouo luhiiiilled, that the oanvae
vis hud nu right to make such a decision, and
tliat the cnustitutiuual reiiuireinent of a ma
jorlty of ull the votes' cast nt such olection
meaiit only a uiajnrity of nil tlie vote cast
ou tht particular tiiestion 1 therefore tlie
aiiieudiuent exteudiug the sullruge was
adopted leveuleeu year , ago, , and ., rriusl
hereafter be regarded us in fulfforne.
Justice Downer announced thn above ds
euiou of the Court, lo wh eh Chief Jnattr.
Dixon added a aupleuietitary opinion, tu the
fbVot that other amendment to the Constitu
tion might k adopted by a majority nf the
votes cast for or against the iatno al a ineclal
election ; that the actiua of thu Legislature
only requited the suffrage amendment to he
submitted at a general election, and did nut
intend that the vote at the same election op
en other subjects ,hoUJ be connected with
cither, fur or against extending the right of
sutiiago; that anv other Construction would be
contrary to the American idea; that the will
ul the majority voting iipuuauy sulqeot should
prevail. Dixon further declared, that the ao
quiescense of the subsequent l.egiilatnres and
people in the decision of tit oanvasser in
ISt.f, R, aiili.eniieiit attempts on two ocua
soul tu adopt tho same Imvnilmeut, (In not
invalida e the ratification, which the Court uow
let-lure fully occurred in It)4!l. The colored
men who have lived une yuitr iu thu Statu will
vote nt thu local elections next I uesdnv
, A bill making eight hoars a legal day' work,
passed Hie W tscoitsin House ol llepre.enla
tives on U ednesdar, Murcl; 2rlh, by .VI
against yd. Next day lite vote fas reconsid
eretl. and the bill postponed till tlie till nf July,
or 04 against VI. thu killing the meaaure,
ho Wisconsin llonsuiu Hepreselitatlvea also
looted n resiilulion, subutittliig to the people
Ihe question ul culling a Lonslitutional (Jon
vention.
Chicago, March :)(). Bensberg' brewery.
nl Sl. Paul. Minnesota, the largest in the oily.
was burned on 1 tiesdiiy mil lit, .'III lust
Loss, $7.'i,INgl. The brewery has been in Ihe
hands of the Government fur defrauding the
revenue, und It is supposed In liavu been tt
ou lire.
The I.oui.ville Courier of March 28th. de
nied the report uf Ihe resignation nf (lenernl
John M. Piiliner. It anv the General never
tendered lit resignation, ami don't know how
Ihe rutnnr got afloat. - : . 1 :!
Ihe Sl. I.ouis Democrat of Maruli 27th
says: Within tlie next two Week two thou
sand passengers, chiefly miners, and three
thousand Inn of freight will leave that port on
steamboat for Montana and Idaho. .
The Supreme Court of the United Slate
decided, tu the case appealed from Masachu
setts, that a license lo tell liquor under tlie
Internal lievi nu. Act. dn -t not give Federal
authority ng.iuit Ihe enforcement of State
prohibitory laws. There are some 1 .200 uii
settled case ill Massachusetts, involving pell
allies estimated at over .'00.1100, which have
heeu awaiting Ihe above iftcislnn. A mrni g
lobby nl the Liquor Dealer' AuoeintiaN He
now at Washington urging the amendment nf I
Ihe In ernal Kevenne Act so a to give pmu-u- ,
lion In alt who pay license. 1 o l, . . ,
New Vurk, March i'IO. Advioe frmii tlie'
seat of war on the Parana river, a'ate that nn !
January "1st, a Paraguayan forte of 3,000 j
men ctossed to tlie southern hank, nnd hud a .
bailie Willi the allied vanguard. TliM force !
destroyed a large quantity of limber which tlie
allies bad collected fur the pnrpiwe nf making L
rafts, when they retired io good order.
Thn llranlian fb-et remained al C.rrienle '
anaitiog the arrival the Admiral, when;
operations would immediately be eninmenced. I
Ii is helteved, however, that obstruction in !
the river aro so oomplete that the Ve.se!. will '
Dot be ante to dp minih. !, j
The tuestioii of abolishing slavrrv iu Brajil
will be bmtiglit belure au adjourued session uf j
Ihe Imperial Assembly. '
The Navy Department i Mi-ding a wined- j
rim to the U.hlug natiKs ol Aew roniiinaiiu, io
protect Ainencaii iiitereils. No trouble is ap
prehended, but it Is thought desirable tu have
a force nn band.
Late London ailviwi Indicate that the Brit
ish government will not insist en driving
American fisherman from those . waters,
though there may be nm delay in establish
in ineir right after Ihe abrogation nf there
tqinsriiy treaty.
Wa.hingt'iii, March 30. The tnleUigenrir
say. General Terry has warned the negrtar
nl liiihnud not lo attempt so iniproilonl a
ixmrso a their ptd.oicil cclthralloa uf till fall
AND JOB i'IOVUM;, .
Of Kvory Description, ' ,
lU WITH NKATNKBI ANIl fjISI'ATOH.
a.TKSoriiirsiiTisisu.
Imertl'in, periqiisr. nt ten Unci ur ls.s, mini.
tiisasnri. 1 fee Mch HibaU.iii HiwrtloN. ;- l ! i.
PT Arivrrtl.tna- bill., whm aot paid In sdT.noe, will be
clnr(Ml Wsnly-Ove per .ml. .ddlllMist, la cover th. Mt
of ciillsell.ii. .:i ' ' i "ii. I'.-
A ItiMr.l dsderiftitt from ttie.bor. no, will h. ni.a.
In tMor of IIism wlm.dverllM lit Ih. quarter, r .
J
nf Richmond on the ,'ld of April, but it ap
para the mover are still engaged in per
fecting arrangements, It ia needle to a
tlutt no demonstration will he permitted by the
Government, and measures have hern taken to
prevent it. ,. .,. .,
Washington. Mntch 31, The lintementof
tho public debt, which will be published next
week, will not show any reduction of the debt,
nu new Issue or conversions having tieen mad.
incc the last itatetneut, bnt will show a larft
inoreaau in tb. fond, e.i t ,i e,,
. It Is expotcd thatth Civil Kigkla bill U1
be taken op in tb. .Senate in Mendwy, wheal
Mr. Trumbull will make a speech, ravi.WsDf
the President' objecttmiir, and-nther Senator
may also speak. There I much active apeoo
latioo about two or three doubtful Seoaton,
and itti ugly rutnnr i afloat concerning on.
nut hitherto considered doubtful. , '.
Nevv York. March 33.'-Thl,' IWtiiW'i
apeciul despatch tayi that urden haver beea,
issued to muster out all lb colored troop 4a
the 1st of May,. ,- ,..,,, . ., .,...( ...( ,,n
. Washington, Maroh 31. The prominent
Republican candidate fur the New Jersey
Setiatorahip are A. G. Cotell and Jama M.
Scovill, ii ,! i ! ..,i-.vij ,;,.-. -nil ,('t bun
The following deapntch : was received , by;
Scovill during his speech in the New 'Jeroer
Senate yesterday, dated Washington,' March
"iltht "To Hon, James M. Scnvillei By all
mean hurry op th election, t Git.: o. p
Conservative. A radical like i youroelf., r
nothing. . A Copperhead i better than a twid
dler. (Signed) Thau. Stivrni,"'
The rumor circulating here that Scovill
had sold out to the Democrat were not be
lieved, bnt, on Ihe other hand, that he will in.
stst on the election of a Iiadtcnl, or nobody.
Chicago, March 31. The Wisconsin Sen
ale passed tho Home Resolution submitting to
the people tho qnestlon of calling a Conititn
tiunul Convention. . ... .: .ti ,i.(,jn!
' Tun Piiksh on tub Last Veto. New
York, March 28. The following 1 the ton ef
the morning paperi ou the vetoi , ' - ic-v
The Herald aayi that the vein exhibit till
bill aa the most flagrant device or overturn,
lug thu reserved rights of the Statea ih their
legislative and judiciul tribunals, ever attempt
ed in Ctnig'res. It appear to he a tboaeand
times tuore olijeciiuimlilc . than lha frecdinen'
inn, aim tlie vetu nun Its the tmpossihle barrier
between the President anil ihe ruling radical
of Congress. Henceforth, there can bo no
parly indoraeinent of Cougres nu)l4 tvilh
prufeiwioii of, adlterenue to tlie. Administration.
The Tribune say i Let us not think that
he vetoes the bill he might have phrased dif
leritntly, hut lie ha ohosen In let OS know' that
nut tin particular bill, hot anv measure Whara
ly Cougrea hail attempt to prutt- till blaoki
uguiust white ubuse, mutt eiiouaiiter hil, de
termined deadly' opposition. ""I" '
The Times any the logic of the Vet " Ik 10
kevu nnd aeurcbing, and to obaiatteristie, that
w are of lb opinion that th. atreugett advo
cates of the measure will see how very .import
ant it It that the veto power should exist.
' The World taya the veto la conclusive that
the oonlliot between the Pretidvnl a.id -Congress
admit of uo oomprotuiM. :,;,. ,( B
'" A RRHeL'a Tkhtimonv:. The' Heoontt'ruo
tioti oumtnittee have reported th teMitaeaf
eoncerniug - Virginia aid : North and toalh
Candina, which include ihe testimony of Gen.
Hubert E. Lee. He represent nothing like a
sentiment of hostility to the U. S. Gnvirn
nicut existing tu Virginia; that titer are) ao
oollisioui or couspiracca with Ihateud in View t
that the people of the Sooth are, disappointed
by I lie result of the war; that they Yield sab-
; tDissivvIr, and are only working now for their
material rotert, ana inal ta"pnl
mean of roenuciliug the, people t th. Wov
crnnient, aud making them ll cordial support
ers, It to extend lo them equal political, rig hut
With the people In" other Stale. As to th
negfoe, be expressed the belief wblohl h
says he baa always euUrtaiued, that the State
would he much heller without thatu. and, be
repudiate Ihe idea that crneltie wer pur
posely inflicted on Federal prisoner of way.
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SOMKTHINU 'UH ATlgUARIAN8. A lttr
from a gentleman in Dayton tu a friend ia thi
oity, relate the discovery of sum peouliar' fo
it in that vioiotty. Workmen, while making
exoavntiutu for a mil! raoe at that plaoe, oame
across a bar of round iron six feet lung and ix
Incite in diameter, together with twn teeth,
weighing respectively eleven aod twenty-tw
pound eaeh. The finding nf teeth and Mhr
liissil remain of huge monster long tin ex
tinct, have become o oomtnoo that they ar
divested uf wonder ; but when it come to a bar
nf iruti of the above dimension, we d' not
know what to lay or think. It may be that
ages ago ame raoe a powerful aud ingenioo
as nurselve ooonpled thi country, and by nm
convulsion nf nature were sw.pt from il face,
leaving bat few trace ol their existence. Thi
bar uf iron is something lhat we cannot explain
from any known stand-point nf resuming, a
those who disanvered It are satisfied that It had
lain in the position in which it waa found for
ages. We mnst bant) thi matter over a a nut
for the enthicnrlana to crack. Daily Herald.
Wasco County. Tb Mountaineer give
tlie following iuforniation for tb benefit of trav
elers : " Fur the Information ef same partie
who do net appear to know it, we would atat
that Ih While Bluff route advertised fa an
other oolunin be entirely on the worth lid of
the Columbia river. , Patties intending tit go
that way In the mine should cros the river
here and ferry it again at White Bluff. Sev
eral train have already gone lhat way. 1 On
aconnt ol tb hill nearly all having a th
em exposure. Ihe giaa will b earlier aa that
route than mi any other.".. ....The Demo
crat of lite Dalle are terribly disealieGed with
their local politics. After Uominnling a straight
DriiHKirntie ticket, and aompellin; Unine aiea
Hi do lb eaine thing, they und Uteiielr al
he wrong end of lb (tick, and aboat I be
badly beaten...... The Mountaineer received
a letter from Canyon City, wkiih say that, oa
th 23J Instant, tw men, named Ce Barr
Smith and John Grobb had a dlpl .and
quarrel there, in which wrd. blow and final,
ly pistol were used by both parlie i that they
clinched, and Grnbb wa shot In the groin whll
In th Best nf gouging sail Smith' eye.' Grab
died in about at hour afterward. Smith a
arretted, examined aud acquitted, the bomioid
being considered justifiable. .
F.isqf enra or Akdhbw JoBao.-Tb
following truly elaqeent pesg ia frin, a
speech addressed by Andrew Johosno in April,
It(I4. to a m meeting of th people ef Kax.
villi and viclaity. W cemmead 11 te Ik
eareful onslderlin ef radical ppirhaa
. ah ar eitdetseriDg to tuak lb aoontry b
bev that Johnten i f their Ump t
"My countrymen my heart yearn toward
vimi i and I am one ef vol. I have ellraWi
yooder ntminUlns, raek-ribbed and gWwief la
sunsliioe. in whM goi. in whoa caverns,
your n, bunted Ilk beaatl, have fallea t
rw na more. I do net apeak of lhe thing
t draw your tar. It I not lb tiro, (of
Iran, but for blow. 1 speak f the that
y. may fit year arm for unoomioerabl fight.
And I speak l them beeaue lb aaaa
lain -ni to talk I ni. My boose I asaeag
ih moanuin, and thogb il it not far away.
I cannot go to it. It i Ih plae where 1 niet
and loved her wb te) tb mother of ny chil
dren. Do 1 nl lav ih monuiaio I Aad
if ItUrty ii to etplr. If th Union I t W
diwolved. and freedom destroyed, if my coon
try in all iu leegth and beeadln. I t treinbl
beneath th oppressor' tread, let Ih. War
spangled banner, tb dear old flag, tar hut
flag, li planted n yonder height, and apua
II let ther b thi Inwriplion t "Here I th
end of all that t dear to the heart and laered
to Ihe luemury of van."