MONDAY MORNING. APRIL 16. 18fifl.
Tatatauemaa hat a brgar ClrenUtlon than tnj
tarFPr li tkt SUM, and li th But
Medlar for Adwtiaert.
" V ILawt ud Bttolntlon ar piblilhia la th.
SwmniMbyAnthorlty
"""llMON STATE TICKKT.
Far OonrreM,
B. HALLO RY, ( Manoa Cannlj.
... For Govern,
0. L WOUDI, M Oountr.
For BscrsUrr of StaU,
1. I. MAT, of Jacksen Oouat.
For Put Treasurer,
1. H. COOKE, o( Marlon Oounljr.
For tut Printer,
A. W. MoPHKKBON, of Una Oeoaly.
NOTICE Tha boaineaa department of tha Htatei
m OBe la andar tha management of D. W. Ckaio,
' who la alooa antboriied to tranaact tb batlnet of
tha eooeenj. .
TO JOHNSON iritlON UK.
' Stand firm to joot principle aod loyal ta
yrar President. II i of bat little moment
' What CooT6M doei agaioat the PreiiJent, ao
' leaf m be tdherei iromofablr to the principle
kt owe In hi menage. He ii right, the
I people will aoiUin him, and he will triumph in
the end. It U not to the preeent Coagre that
1 Ue people will look to the perfect and loreaet-
tlenent of the qnettlon before the country.
' The people he not yet voted npon the qnei
. . Imjm which now teparat the majority In Cno-
' freee from the Preaident and Cabinet. Wbt,n
' tbey do vote, the Preaident'f policy will be in,
tained. The member of the prcaent Cnngret
i were eleoted daring the excitement of the war,
nd to proiecute the war. The membera of tlio
Mil Cougreat will lie eleoted after the war hat
' aabaided, aod to proeecute peace. We are not
. tarpriaad that diffvrvncea tliould bonritly occur
between loyal men. Onr platform recognize!
thia ttate of affair in the at-oond resolution,
' which ay t
Aa ta tha bent plan or rcUrlng tin late revolted
'. Stale to tba nerds, of all their fiinrtimin In the Union,
ana tba lexislatiuri necessary In relation to freedracn,
loyal man ma booaolly difliir.
t Ulrica men do differ, and they differ lioneitly
nd eootoienliooily ; and the man that I not
willing t admit thi much I mnoh more of a
partiean than a patriot. We think thi'e differ
ence of opinion will be aettled in the pirit of
patrlotlam, Imide of the Union organiration.
', That if onr deilre, and we ate nre It i the
- wieh of all thoae Union men who thluk with ni.
Bat If it iboold erer heoome neceriary to form
1 any new party to npport the Executive arm
, nf the Government, It ie only men of onqtira
. tiened loyalty men who were trne aa Johnan
wa trae, when the battle raged fierceat that
- can originate or Irad inch a party. The Moun
taineer aptly pot it in tbeae word t
It doaa ant follow, became cnnM'lentiuii man cannot
' enetalo thuae who. contrary to all their pretlou prnfe
ilona, aow aaaert thai there are eleven male out of tlila
Uaioa, that wa mint put in power thoae who did all
iatbair power to btlp them out, merely because they
now aay Ibat the are in. ' ' Whatever change
1 la tha orianiaatloo of partlee the future may bring
lertb.one pmpoailton may be laid down with certainty,
. that while thla generation last no political oombhiath n
cm be funned which will rebuilt In the deration i place
of thoae who bad wen iiotoriuumy unraitnini in tua tn-
trrame hour of tha country 'a peril
For the foundation
tnwi
thai
on which that proportion reel wa March no further
aa tne oommon ten, oi ine great niasa 01 ine ueuma.
II
They will never be ao abort-sighted a to place me . in
power who but a year ao lacked onlr tha courage or
Ibe aieaaa to become their mortal formica. Aa a natu
ml conaeqnenoe of the great crli Ihruunh which the
country naa passed, peraonal considerations hereafter
will eouatituta a moat Important feature in all our polit
ical contest. Venemoua Copperhead will never re
reive a loyal vote, no matter what aide they may aa-
We admit that tbia term or reproeru naa am
alwaea been need with diacrtmlnallon. Hen have been
called Copperhead limply because they did not Indorse
everything that waa dune Irom the beginning tt the end
' of the war. Who tba venemoua Copperhead were ev
. erybody knowa, and can point tliem nut. They were
thoae who mourned over every Union victory, rejoiced
1 at every rebel aucceaa, and aided plainly and emphali
1 eelly with the rebellion and against the Union. Their
' piaitton la that of tha Turlea during the Devolution.
: Tbey bar made their own bed and will have to lie
hereon. If tbey ihould reaolve to atone for their pat
Ireaaon by pursuing a loyal course, it will lie regarded
In the light of amendment, and that l all. Their place
. ta la the rear, ia penitential altitude, Mriving with all
Uialri
ugnt to maae up lor tneir maniioia eiiisauu iran
gnwone. There la no cbauce lor leaderabip for them,
ao long aa the pretent generation retain their aetiea-.
Tbere I na Dolling at mm pot wnicn can onug inem to
Ih Ion. It will be lor tbem ao long aa Ilia contmuea,
todiecbarge their duty, ahould they ao retwlve, to tbeir
country, In alienee and without bop of reward or pre
ferment. The O'Meara and Faya can never lead
loyal men netr. They are the natural ene
raiea f loyal men. All tbeir lympathiei, hab
it and thought are againal the men who bare
battled for the Union ( and they are more bit
tar at heart again! President Johnfon than
any ether man in the nation. In lime of great
eieitement lik the pretent, It often happen
that men are of qnite aa much oooeqoenoe a
platform and, a if in coneonance with tliia
view, wa have been frequently Inquired of a
t the view of our candidate. We have re
plied, at we reply here, that we think onr chief
(iMdard-bearrn are all right. It will doubt
let become the duly of Oregon' Congreeeinab
ta veto apon tome, if not all, of Ibe queiiinnt
new agitating the country) and we believe thai
oar aominee will vote to auit Union men. We
tjoeervly believe that. If we did not, we would
at eay to. Hi antecedent inapire thi belief,
aajd when be takee the atuinp he will pt-rtmlly
ealitfy the people on that point. Our advioe to
Jehaton men, then, la, atick to Iht Union Stat
ticket Don't be humbugged by Copperhead!
profeeting ta be friendly lo Jnbnton, becaaa
tkef are not. 8laol hv the Preeideut and the
whole State ticket, and don't be diaooeraged or
drive off by the eonree of any Union paper
Which eaooeo to denoaoo the Preaident and
kit friend. Aaaert yoor right in the Union
party that kt tha place to Mill the queatlon.
Prtetdent Jokneoo did a moch to form the
' Uatow party at any ruaa in the naliou, aud he
aw faithfally adhere to it platform and prin
ciple. Yon do the name, and do not fail to
Bak year pretence knowa ia yoor County
. Ctaveelioa and en the county ticket.
Oar ticket it la the Beld . and hv the delegated author
Mr of the Union party ef Ibe Bute. Hut what la
the teat aad aaly eta euuree for Union aa to pureuel
Oar ticket kt la the aeld.eod what to better, will be
ill by aa avarwhelmlaf morlly. Tba aretvawa
aaka what It the Ire eoorae tnr Uaioa an to puraue.
Wavy, anpport the ticket; Inula the anlty ant
ateaaftk af tha party. Do not deaounoa oae raaa be-
asae a balleva vrlth Cnngraai, or another maa be-
aaaia ha faron tb PreaJdant. The Orrgeaiaa aeema
wtopaaad, not aaly la lla edllorlalt, but more ia It at-
looted trtklea, U try to drive every man. who think lb
PraaMet! kt rlgbl. out of tb Uoioa party. That paper
Btiaeea aa afiporw&lty to mUrapreaeol aad rid leu I lb
fwlaaat, k Bowing at tb tarn lint that tba I'aloa
party am Wane several tbouaand aa good aad true I'aloa
Baaa a ever breathed, w believe that lb Praetdeal h
Data m and a patriot, tried and true, aad that he
awaaAaar will dreert the caoaa ef the Uaioa
Wa heee Ik Org mmn win Uk tbia nattar lato
(tea tied raaaonaol caawtdaraUoa, aad eadaavor Ie
taaewrt ear Slat plaUaeta ia Iraik aad ia the right
aatrit,
Ta Civil Bioarea Hai Tb wil aaa ktta paaaad
beta a lew aver lb l'rtll'i veto. W are act auft
ckatly ktferaied aa to the datalla ef the bill ta know
etkMbar w aaa entirely approve H. Tba VreeMetna
riaetaal abjaetioa to M was the poltry of Vattelatlni lev
aectiaa ef lb l oluei not npreaanted la Cwngreea.
CyrTWl eee Dwarx H4h R. Haat.
' car. ef Koore'e Block, bu been tppointed
CXeaUser ef Deed for the Slate of Call
TUE "JONES FAMILY."
The people of Oregon will now learn all
about that ieceaion, Oregon, rebellion org mi i
cation, known a the "June Family." A Inigi-
number of docuBieut have been (eenred, aud
mnoh evidence laid away, to (how that lb
O'Fay and O'Meara Democracy have, during
the paat four year, eonetantly held aud niuiu
talued the bop that toinetliing would turn up
that uould enable them to rite up here in Ore
gon with arm In their band, raiae the flag of
Jeff. Da via, aud commence war upon Uoinn
men, and involve the State in all the borrora of
civil war! The Oregonian ny :
The following ia a time copy of a letter which we
haveeeeo. The origiual wa picked up on the etriet
here two or three day aince, and ia etill preserved.
The writer of the letter ia well known here and through
out the Htate, aa one of the HOutidt-Mt of our Coiilederute
Drmocrata. We know nothing about llie ijrr.on towhuni
the epietle ia addreawd, lurther than that be iHalt'eu
tiouately called " Dear Mac," whoever that may he :
Rohkbi'KO. March III, IM',11.
Dear Mae. i Being aulijugated "am," I have, of
courne, nothing to do with politic, but 1 have a aiiKgee
tlon to make that may be of urn to ua.
1 want Chadwick to go to Congrem, Of crnnw he 1
not my atyle that yon know but he will nutain John,
on and help u to Ret buck into the Union. 1 cannot
in a nhort note, tell you all the reaeona, but 1 will aug
nut a few,
let. He la the moat available candidate. He hue not
been itrongl) identified with any party, and therefore
haa no enemiea. Hu ha not neen Jone. lie ia pot a
IJnod Templar, but keep hiuiHrll decently wiher.
2d. W cannot elect one of our kind, and the On
greeaman from Oregon dou't amount to a hill of beuna
anvwav: and
3d. Aa a corrollary to tliea proponltion. If we can get
Hfflion-pwre for uovernor, and an avaiiatie cantu
date for CongreM. we can aecure the Htate, and that we
do moHt aincerely dehiie.
1 auppoae that you hold the Mine poeltlon that you
alwuy held, and 1 oiler theee auggeelion in conlldence.
Page " won't do," , Key la fx, inucn mind, and the
outhern part of theWate ought to have the CongreM
man once.
Thete Idea are liartllr put together, but you under-
Hand the point that I am trying to rhow you.
rnanKingyou for your Kiinine to me anne in ron-
auu, i rvruaiD your oueureut errvaot,
It. ff . aiueilKH.
Thi letter eitabliahe teveral point) firet,
that the Democrat havo a aecret ontli linnnd
nciety, called the " Jone Family j" teennd
that Moiher (ann fn-lnw of Jo. Lane mid
brother-in-law of one of the candidate on the
Democratic ticket) ia a tnemhrr nf the " Jnne
Family;" third, that Chadwick ami hi wing
(the Jo. Smith wing) are not fronted in the
camp nf the " Joncaei " the lanctum mnrln
rum of Oregon Demncraoy i fourth, that n-liel
of thi 8tate were prepared to give away the
Congreaeman, in order to win, nnd get a linwn
fUre a member nf the " Jone Family "for
Governor of Oregon. Why wa lliia eimon
pure " June " Mneher ro atixiou to teoure the
Governor f That the Democracy might ie-
cure the State." Union men of Oregon, law
and order-loving men of Oregon, tliero ie
great deal in thoae three word, " tecum the
State." They are but the urfuoe indication
the outcropping, the teoret tnlianinn nf Gov
ernor' vetoee, hi commnnd nf the n ilitin. hie
dlapnaal nf the puhlio arm, hi appointment of
the militia ufliorr. hi direction of the niilitury
fuuda, and, if Deed be, the arming nf every
rebel " Jnne," every rebel from Price' army,
and thn "aecure the State" by menace, bul
lying, threatened "Jnne" guerrilla warfare,
that would drive Union men from the State,
and make thi the homo and undiapuled para
dire of the rebel huahwhackera of Miernnri
Union men of Oregon, if you ever worked for
candidate, now i your time to work for
George L. Wood, Union nominee for Govern
or. Kelly may be a " nmon pure June "at
leaat, Union men cannot afford to take any
chance on him. In point of attteiinaiiehin,
Wood i in every reapect the tuperinr of Kel
He ia a Union man to the cure, uud line
got the backbone to tnud np to Ilia oouviotioni
of right, and to the Union party, if it take hie
tcalp off. Kelly, if not a eimon pure Jnne,"
i at leaat in the hand of audi men a Mcxhcr
Fay and O'Meara, and ought to be overwhelm
ingly defeated.
" Tkam)H Oniore.' ' Preaident Jnhnetw drwrvca let
tare patent for bia plan of making treatou mtif.ua
day or two elnce, A. H. Kiepiren. the reliel Vice I'rci
dent, appeared at Waehinulmi, anil on hie arrival
Immediately cloaelcd Willi " Moaea ' Jlinoii,and mailr
the epecial gnet of tlie tnle lt,ai.e ai d llie ctii,lbli-n
tial advier ol Jidineon. It ia mppoeed that loyul men
are now, almnat without ri' eiti,m, denied the biuh
privilege or conferring with hie haerllrncy.'an.l tlini
men of the Hleplieua etautp are alone eoneulted by him
aitoul mattera oi ntete. 1 reaeon le made odioit liy hon
oring iraitora and negiectiug the couiim-1 ol .,yul men
iregoman.
We cannot fmhear In remark agninat the
tyla of politic embraced in the above. Ste
phen gnet to Waahiiigtuti. ecure an inter
view with the Preaident, juit aa any ot her man
doe. Fred. Douglne wa there not long eince,
had a long interview, and waa honored wilh the
publication nf the eon venal ion between him
elf and the Preaident. Ji linrnn ia the Preai
dent of a rrpnhlic, and not the King nf a priv
lleged few. It It hi duty In Helen tn the
tatrment. complaint and nggrtlinn nf men
of all olaaaea and teotlon. How rite ia be tn
know anything about the people ? The Ore
foNiaa, in lite etatemeiit a hove, a In rveiy
atatenient abnot the Preaident, draw on ite
imagination, and " euppotee " a great ninny
had thing nf the Preaident which havo no
Inundation in fact. If it would he a little more
patrinlio and lea partiean, indulge a little char
ity and restrain a great deal i f vindictive feel
ing, it would aerve the oauae of peace and
Union much better. A temporary triumph ore
the Preaident, tecored by tuch uncalled for
tnlarepreteutalinn, will avail nothing. The
" Truth it niigbty and will prevail." If Iheae
men, who are now o anxinu lo aheJ the blnod
of a fallen loe, bad gon In the front and barn
their breaet to Ibe alorni, a did Andrew John
on. when thal.fo wa on hit feel, defiant nnd
burling deatruclinn upon the Union artnie
they could be lialrned to now wilh more pa
tience. V hen we rerlvct that neither Grant
Sherman, Sheridan, Cox, Logan; or any nf lli
gallant toldiert who rikd their live againet
rebel bullet to maintain the Union, now favor
the war npon Iheir fvllnw-tnldier, Andrew
Jnbnton, w matt conclude that it i not all
patriotitm that eerk to put down the Preai
dent. Wa arne' ly deeire loe Jeff. Do tit
and the chief eontpiralora brought to trial and
pnnithed for their great crime; but to take
oonnael of vengeance only, and refuee lo bear
any man front the Southern Stale, i nol llie
way Ie reitnr peace, i not tha way to eel ah
lith loyalty, it not the tplrit of Chrieiiamiy,
and no patriot af any courage, and much lee
any ChrMtian, would ad via tuch vindicliv
conrtr.
III! CLAIMI.-A delegate to lb pet bead
Slate Convention at Portland, hailing Irom
touihtro Oregon, while ea hit way to the Con
vention fell in oompany with a delegate to the
Union State Convention, and nuitix.k him for
brother copperhead. He detoantrd freely on
the relative merit and tnundnea of the vrl
out copperhead atpiranlt. Fay, Chadwick. etc.,
and anally wound ap by aeaertiug kit damn
for eometbing, bated oa Ibe grnand that he had
lain aal ia lb aaanin fur the artv I had
foigkl and eaaAirAarvUa! fur lb lrniocrtiio
party bad Been la the rebel army at the hat
tie of Pea Kidge." and be deBed any uf them
to baw 11 belter DeiDfleralM record than
that,' Ue tbonld b Bomiuated fear Congreaa;
vety liitiuu pui copperhead In Prrgnn wnnld
vat for bim. " Of each ate tha kingdom of
eoppiheade.n Eug ene Journal.
ElONtMY IX riBLIO KIPE.VDITlltES. .
li ,.., ihe i,llre Hlnle ol Oreitoli. when In llie llMOil-
if Hie liemocraiic inv. under (iovernor W'lilleiiker.
nt lel twenty ibniiaud d"llr lew per annum to run
the entire m.ii hniery of tie tiiverrinuut then itd;e
tlie city of Portland to edminlHter it mouiniihilnlltiirH,
now thid It in in tlie lunula of the dominant party.
Vaily Herald.
That ii juat aa good an indication of " Pike
ciiuiitv'' Democratic pmgreiun at it needed.
Can thii new light in Portland tell rnit the
Stale of Oregon did under tlio admiiiirtrntinn
of Whitenker f How muoli aid did the State
render tn tlie United Statet in protecting nur
hardy pinm era from the tculping kiiile of the
mercilett tnvage ? Huw much did the State
petid in taking care of the unfortunate in
tone? How much did it expend for State
building orgrnnnd for the State Penitentiary
Under the plea uf economy, the Dciiincrntic
nnrtv altvav et the hlnte every State or
town it hat ever ruled down in the "tliiugh
of dcmind," and there it " tot," until kiiiio
more progrettive party took it out aud gave it
a decent pueh on (lie road to honor and proa
perily. The Democracy have nlwayt nppoaed
internal improvement!, and wnrte yet, nppoaed
pnblio tclionl fur the poor. If the Herald had
tieen in Portland lunt year, it would have np
(lined filling np the mud linlee in the Etupoti
ntn, limply liecnn-e enim-hndy would hare to
par fix bita or tn, taien. That it hit kind of
Democracy ; and if it wa allowed in rule,
Portland would he a mud hole forever. He
gnet on the principal that n farmer ought tn
build a hrueh fence, or do without a fence an
watch the " crapt" wilh llie dogt, inttead nf
building a decent and tiilittnntiul rail fence.
imply liecaute the rail might cunt mmt'thing,
and inmebmly would have tn work a little to
put thetn np. When the cholera comet along
thin next dimmer, he will nppnee c caning the
ttreett of Portland, hccntite, in the end, tnxee
mint he collected to pay the expenae. The
Democratic 1 :ea nf a Government coutitU in
office holder only, while the people uf a State
are never tn nee their power tn govern, to pro
mote ediicnlinn, lienovnlctice. or Hie develop
ment of llie niBleriul rerun rcet uf their coun
try. TbV people have learned better than thiit,
and believe that tliey have the right to um their
State nr municipal pmveri tn promote their jit
tered.
Tub Woi.p ami Skunk. We hare read a
fable in tome of the old hook which run ntioiit
at follow : A wolf caught a tkinik nml wa
ubont In tiny him, when the ekiink tniil. "Don't
hill me ; I'm n wolf." " You a wolf! Let me
hear yon linrk." " I can't barb right. Iiecauee
I have o bail cold." " Hut your clothe don't
look like a wnlf'i." "Oh. mine were atnlen;
thete are my big cnueinV " But yon bat en'l
wolf ear." " Iiecauee my ear were
trimmed." The wolf, half convinced, un
about to leave, when ho tuddenly Hopped
muffed Ihe air, and exclaimed : "You may
hark like a wolf, wear Ihe clnthea of a wolf,
and ahuw the eara nf a wolf, lint no wolf ever
hud uch a bail mull about him at you ;" and
in Ihe poor akunk naa killed.
In reading over Ihe platform and proceed
inga of llie lute Democrat ic Convention at Port
laud, together Willi (ho ticket uninitiated, He
were forcibly reminded of the allure fable. The
Convention haa endeavored to create the im
pteeriuu that it i a Union organization, and in
favor of Preeideut Johnaon' policy; and al
though it may e.xcue it " hark " (tho ling uf
the Iron metal), by feigning a had cold, and
iredit it ttoien clothe to itt big coueiii, and
confeit ihut it fart have been cropped for
patt crime, yet the ticket nomiiiiiled give the
v, hole conceru tuch a terribly bod imell that
nobody will believe ihut there it a particle of
Uuiouiatu, Juhiitouiain, or any other virtue in
and to the thing will huve lu he killed na a
lying tkunk.''
Unfaiu. The Democratic candidate for
Congre hit taken a very dieuniirtrnu and nn-
fnir cure toward Mr. Mullury, in the iiiutler
of nppoiiitiui'iit. After Mr. Mallorr tva iium-
mated. Mr. Fay met him at Albany . then on
hi (r'uv'e) way to llie Dcumctatiu Convention
at l'urllaiid. and aiked Mr. M. how h inlend
ed hi conduct the iuii ae. He wn told that
the Union candidate would tint commence the
cuiivuea until after the Democratic iioiiiinntioii.
and then it (fa expected Ihut joint meeting
would he agreed n im. Mr. Fay. .! know
ing thi uiiderataiiilitig uud eipeatittion, and
being hinuelf llie D.-iiincnilio candidate, he
goea tn work ami arrange ull the appointment
lo anil hiiiim-lf, without llie lenrt notice to
Mr. Mullury of hi intention and movement,
Common piditene, and a dlup- ritioli lo have a
lair and ihoruugh canvae. would hate prompt
ed an invitation to the Union candidate to join
in arruugiug tlie appointment.
llHIIMlt: l rt ll Win. J llerrcn haa been ap
iointeil C'oiiiiuiiouer lo aiiperiuiend the letting
out and bail. ling of two bridge on (lie road lead
ing from Norili Mnlciu lu Howell Prairie, by way
of Kiiglieh'a mill
tyGiil, the llieane ninn nhu waa around here
lately, ha been taken up in Portland, and aeul
to the I inn no Anylutn.
Til K I'MON AX II Til K DKNOCKATIC PABTI,
Ed. Stttfmnni I nee it elated in cettain OeiU'H'ret
ic paper that there I a division in Ihe rank of the
iiotileel party In the Uiil-ui je. that tha Union parly
U divnled. fan thi be an! Thia parly haa been the
nieane of eavlng our (invernmenl. Ii holde to the doc
trine of Wrietiiuirloi,, JpffeeMon. Monroe andjackftna.
It ha Jin-t tieen the niian of iirertliniwiiig the g-eal-eet
care that Imh ever afflicted America. It hlil to
tea d.H-trliie our luutticnd Pie-idem, lo.w to heaven
Tin party etmttl lahMitl. while Ihe Mcalled " Itemo
vratu- paitt " tnilel to do ,. rtin tt he divided? No,
tievr I Tb 1'lii.ili fiarly in et-ll undivided.
Wlileb wirtv etood hy the tioverumeot in ite treile.t
dinner! Which i,u-e,l the liovernment and eBo-
giM-U lor tieaMiu? Whtih culleil l.inc.ilti a Ivrunt, a
traitor, a tbiel and a vill.au! N hich curMd our noble-t
men for oppoitiiia the wr for cmeluug mil the retiel
h -iif Wl.ii li did all ih men in armed reUlle-n I.
lpa to? Wkiii Ii had pympaihiire. aitb In-aum for It
leadina mrn! Wtmh party wan it that. while pretend
Ing to lie Ihe Ji fit ioiin Mrt. wrnl ill duet I aniag'
ui-in to JinVrw'ii' nll-elveiy view a l.aind in hi
own writing' Wtiiih pait.t then, otigbl wa to Inut?
live one lli.t -l""d by the llotemnirnl whcnttmool
net-drd aid. or Ihe one that ati-rd it in lla gretc!.
"irucgleT lliat which gave herty Mipp.irl lo wir
t'iii.ti defender, eT Ibat wlticli rlirWd tlie war and
called i a liilnref- Hie luie which eie led the mirivr
Lincoln ti ttie i'rreiilett, y, or llie one wbii h haiied ihe
m4 ctiweiiily and IvitValtiee iqi hi boooivd head?
vihich parlt.'lheu.iHiKbt we lo itti.l?trirou thai d
MiHincen Irt-nwiii. or the one ttiat anhiuiard l.iril? Let
u ramemlier. tlie lcmcicintic petty Haa in tt all who
rej"ivd at Lincolu'e a.h,aiin. Hi Union liaily
! made up of nu n who have withdrawn from all par
tlee which held not to tha piim iple nf Ibe founder of
our nation, and f-e thi veaoa lethe parry lht we
oubt to Int". Waetiingtoo, JetTereim, Monroe and
Jackvin would lielout t tbi pari v It they were living;
In fact, they ie the author of the pr-n---iple of th
t'nkia arty Tha I'm. parly will not e-e divWed. for
Ibiaeounlrr wa never heller g verned than iiiraua
iter I'ui'.n rule; in tact, th t'tiioa iariy ba g.,venied
th nwnlry much l-eller lhaa it wa ever governed b
!"; and im one can watch the ccir ol Ih Unloa
pane iwrelully withiotl -vorr or biter rrivieg at Iba
cwciuelon that It ie th near nany.
Now. tberefoi. we Union men aill am let ntr ptHy
be dviratrd bv getting II divided into facte aa; for the
time will nerrr come when llie great party eball I
plil ap, wile, (like th lemi ra, y ha (tope) M laa-
it newnl pnu Ipiee, or aianie ita cvunlry, for N
I the paity llial we ought to tntt.
Aiil 0 Uai, a il; ireal,
Kl-t bow thy el ir"a Ihe heae
Our nicraw liaiigm w a thy fate,
Our l-'V apna thy vichirie. .
t'.-r Uiv Bbnawi tu 11,4 we prav,
Atat aek thai lie marel eav r fail(
Rut ee k daik and rt'-rmy dav
Ht no lituui uaul o r e.u !.
l)MBL B Traair.
Shin, April It), lotai.
11 Y TKLbUBAI'll.
The I'reenlent tent a meaaage to Congre
tn-dny recnminenditig a niodiliciition ol the
Teal Oulh.
Secretary McCullnch and Pottmatter Gen
onil l)enniiin alao aent a coiniliUlilunlliiu tu
the Senate ntkuig tuch mndincalton a will
enable llie in tn appoint pereon in the Soiilli
I hey tay teveral perton are now aoung un-
- er nppnliitiiient who cnntiot time tne ouiii.
uud therefi re no alnriet are paid lu thetn.
Secretary McCullnch. in a letter accompa
nying the Pretident' metange recommending
a mollification uf the tett oath. tay. when the
tinniutiiif nt were made it wat dilhciilt to hud
competent niTiccri in liiatiT nf tlie Southern
retuliitlnnary iltrtrictt whocoiilil tUKenie onin..
Iiut to important did it teem tn li e Pretident
and Cabinet for llie pnrpote nf equalizing the
public burden, that Ihe revenue ehonld lie ee
tnbliahed throughout Ihe lute rehelliou Statet
wilh aa little ilelny a poeatble, and that llie
uuplcnaiit tin y uf collecliug luxe from an
i-xnaiKled and rcludliou people alioulil lie
performed by their own citizen ; Unit the
Secretary of the Treaaury did not lienlale In
recnlll iieiid for ii poiiitmeiit, pertona nf wlioae
ponoiuiliiy there wa no qnenlon, hilt who
might eilher willingly or unwillingly during llie
pingrett of Ihe ri bellinn have been tu connect
ed with the iiimritente or the Confederate Gov
eminent at to he unable to take the oath of
oflice. No one could have regretted more than
the Pretident uud Cabinet the necettily which
exieted for tlij onurte, but there teem to he
no alternative and it wa confidently hoped
that under the circninetancei nf the ciwe, it
wnii !il he approved by Cmigrpet.
The Ptwtiiinater Genernl any the tet nath
hu been the grenleet lilinlrunce to lli dillie.
and eii.geet ilnf Aord vxiluulnrily lie iiieeiti-il
in the oulh. Tlll wniihl enlarge the clue ol
perwm who could qualify and would lie in
hiirmiiuy w ith ihe general prntieiun ami pur
potet nf tin- oath. He ay it may be iutere.
ting to kiinu that uf H:i')'J until runti t in
nperiilion in the dieloyal State at the break
ing nut of Ihe rehelliou.' only 7r7 have been
rehired, anil out of $01 pimtnllicc in thete
Klule. only 204 appniiitiiieiit of piiiiuatcr
hnve bei'ii'iiiuile ; uf llie whole 177 nnly have
been (I'lHlihVor office being male, and 4:tl)
lii'iug leinale.
The coiumitiee nn Way ami Mean will re
pin t nn Ilitermil Kevemie lull next week, un
the hui of reducing taxation $5li,UIHI.(l(l(l
In making reduction Ihe coiumiltee haven
in net a pneaible made exemption nl raw ma
terial, eiiii-riiig iiitu general couenmpluiti.
Cliicugo. April 7. The United Stale hen
ate yeterday puaaeil the hill In tupply the de
ncieiioy ol In nil graitteu to ine Mule m um-
gun. to oiil t lie coueiruuiioii ot tne .xiutnry
Koad froui Eugene City tu the eaalern liuitu-
darv of tlie Suite.
liiilfaln. April 7 Ditpatchet from nnatou.
Philadi'lpliin aud oilier eitiet repurl the firing
uf enlutea hy the Republican in honor of tlie
pitatagu ol llie, Civil Kigltta bill hy the Sen
ate. St. L-nuii April 7. The tteamer Major.
EfTie Demi, Nevada, Fannie Ogdett and
Frank Bate were huriied at the levee tin
illuming. Lim $2"5.(VK) nu the lioitt; aud
$:j(KI (M'l) on the cargoe. The boat lii-longi-ii
to the Northwestern Fur Company, ami were
heavily In. en with mppliet for trailing putt.
Wnlin gton. April 7. Knpliael Si mine ol
pirate Alabama untimely, wu releaeeil let
terdny liy order of the Preeii'eut on Ii ie
iingiual parole, under Ihe Sheriuiiii Juhnelou
airaugi'itieiit.
W eliingtnii, April 7. The Pretident liy a
circulur. iiietructa tile head uf department tu
give (in ference tu ditcharged tnlilier ill all
clerical appointment or proiiiution.
Chicago, April v. .Mitch nillering nml (Ie
alitutioii tire reported in Georgia and Alabama.
Gov. Jc-iikiu hat ieaued a proclaiiiiitinn call
ing upon cnpitalitta to cuine forward or the
people will tiarve.
I he llui teville Aluiiaiiia Independent ayt
evernl caeet uf actual tlurvnliiiu have oc
curred in that country and pulililie a ttate-
incut or the 1'robale Judge ol Mureliall coun
ty, that n careful ueti'iia allow 2.ISD pereuu.
white nnd black. nhiMilntely helple from nge.
eickui' and infirmity, and laiuilie r,-pr. m h
ling 2.INN) perton' are di peliilei t upon lln ir
litiug in work, hut are nualile to earn a living
ott' the reeiiloe of the people ill Marehiill conn
ty. 1 here were not more than V) with in-aii
more than udeqiinte for their want.
The W lei-iineiii Senate, laet Satunlay, in
tructed llie coiiiiiiitt-e nn Federal Itelntinu
to report n retolutiun requieting .Senator Don
little to reeign.
Nnthv'ille. April 8 The Tenni'ttee Legi
lalnro neuible to uinrrow, with a radical
nnij'irity of 6 meinlier. being 4 more lliun a
working quorum.
The Kadical caiicu voted lo refer all creden
ti.il nmi tul in it only tliiKe elected at new u em
bet and excluded bullet re-elected, on the
ground that Ihe littler come hack under a
pledge- to holt again, and nre tl erefnre in re-
billion agniuet the state government, tx
citing iiueation will llin ebiiin llie i..,ini ih.ite
atti'tilioii of the linnet
Mr. M-iynnrd. wln-u litely atiiinp'iig Con
necticiit, raid I eiimoee ttoiihl give negro
uflriige lielore Cnuiiecticut, and protpeult are
ill favor of it lii'iug dune.
Chicago. April 0. Gor Oglehy hut ittned
hi priH'laiualion for thenb-ervauci' of tlie 15th
uf April, being tin- aiiuiverenry of Preeidciil
Lincoln' death, a a day of fueling nml
limy er. The anniversary full on Sunday.
Iiul it it a precedent fur It annual oheervauce
in llliuoi hereafter.
New York. April 9 The Tnltunt'e Wellington
pei-inl dinpalch nay, it i trenentlly expeeteit that the
I'reeiileiit will, in a few day, release Je-tT. I)avi and
C. i Clay on parole.
Six white men. chrirued wilh iuatiifHting llie ileum
riot ut AlexHiiibiu. Va., have been convicted uud
neiilenceil hi n luililary eoniiiiipion. When Ihe criui
iuala lett Ak'XHiidria for the AUmny ieiiilenliHry,
female eyuuniiliuera in a large crowd amwnihled ami
cliem-eil them oil'.
Mi. Louie. Aiuil 0 The total lo of tba eteainer
and cargo hv lire, Tiinl b'riilay, aiiiouu'a to ahoat half
a million dollar. Tlie ineurance ie at t I'lNI.IHrU.
New York, April M. Tlie tteamer New Y'ork haa
arrived from Anpittwall wilh Cahfoniia mailt and
treasure.
Killeen neitnie attempted an insurrection at Pan
nrn on the 'i-hh ot March, and were surrounded by Ilia
troop nud shia down like sheep.
t lower coniriuuievl oy colored women ware to-
dav plncedonthe deeas of Ihe J-t benulora who sup
potle.l the Civil Kighis bill, with a curd allurhrdi
' We exercise Ihe civil ritrht lo expresa our gratitude
with it nuwt emphatic topography."
Tlie .Yaioeo riircaivr olciiinly warn the
pc.ple thnt at a vary tarly dav the country will lie
stMitb-il wilii a sudden mlvnce step in pnurreea of a
revulutiuunrv clieiufi. utile the Iraitora ha iu tlie
nieaiiiime diMiinraged by proper demonstration or
coiielituiiolml loyally.
Newurk. N J , April ID Tlie toivu.liip election In
Kiwea county. ye.tenby, reeuilvd ill Luioll aiicce
Tlie Itenus'inli carriel oulv three ton-tie The Uiand
of Free-holder, which laet yeur waaa tie, has uuw 10
Keptthheau niMp.ritv.
hicaao. Apnl Hi Tht eight hour bill which wat
befora the tiluo lgielatare, tailed lo becoma a law,
by lha negligence of tha Mouse to concur iu some
trttliiig auivlidnieiita niada by tht Senate). Tlie Legis
lature has now adj.uimed.
New York,' April I" A saint of 100 gone wu
fin d at Union Snuarei thia morning ia honor of lha
pwuMge of the t ml Itighta Hill.
Chief Justice Chaaa lael evening, iu a speech at
lb Methodist meetiiisrat St. I'ani'e Chnrvh.alludeilto
th paeeaae ot lb Civil Kiglil Hill aa a great iri
umpb i he said tlia welt step would b to give aniver
ul sulfeiaxre.
Th ItrraWt Fortreaa Monro ai'ial dispatch
avi humor iticeeaee that Jert lavi wilt be tnken
tu Kichniond im a writ of kabrat eerpa. His heaiili
ia gniwiug wore.
New York. April 10 The Trilnnt tinnaliiea its
tweiity-tlnh auuiveraary by appearing iu a new nnd
aularged form.
Chicago, April 1 1 Tba fleniocmtte cttale Conven
ttoo of Iowa i called for Jon tab. Cmieervativ
Uevublioau who support Ilia Preeident, ar invited
to join.
At the city elect ioa ia Spilugflelil, Illinois, vester
day. the vle caet waa Ilia large erer pulled. A
trnmieralie Mayor w elected by Uf mitjvirtly.
At th Alhally, N Y . elerlleu, veslertiiij. (I. H
TtiNtclir tlieiuocratl wa alectavl Alayor by' 7iJ uia
jowy aver Kulwrt H I'myn.
Al the Treaion. N. J . ci'ly election, yeaterday, the
Democrats had J majority.
Th wuuh-iil election iu at Paul, Uinniaota, yee
eervtMy. gave lb Isewucrala l.&HI niaioeuy.
Th Orel sun ai.Jer Hi Civil Niahi lull waa In
aiiiuted at Lafawtiv, Indiana, yeetenbiy. a ueuro
clainiiiig tt.eulorc a coittrcl under tl. while the de
lelidalil rlaiuie th lietwtit of tb rltate i oiiatituti.ui
laixl etarb law Judge tlet, of lb Sists Cirruil
t ooit. ha the cms smdee mtviaaneenl. wild will amb
ahlv eand ill tie Stat Baptwan Court, ao lu ana
atotv lipatcliea from EAstimrt, Maine, lepreeenl that
tlit ie la Ul'llh exrtlc.lie,, w, the horde OW'Oe to the
preevaee ol a Nrir heme of tet-MiM wnat lb tear
uf bonilme. In pee Urn nil war abipa ar ea In
lookiiiil. Iliegnriismi at (.'aieiliell labind haa linen
liicri-naed, riinhworkt liave been ilirown up and vigi
luill preiiaralion liave been mude to prevent a runt.
Washington, April 1 1, The Port Olllo I'.'puit
ninnt lata given a a com rant tu Holiday to ran anoth
er overland mail lo California, via llie Smoky Hill
route and Denver ; nervice to he commenced oa the
15th inat. ..
The Seimte bo confirmed lha nnniltiatioiia or liuvin
W. liHllanl, of Dregon, for Governor of Ida io i
Mellaril C, .McC'orinack lor Oovciuor of An.oua ;
Jil'.uea .lames L. Carior. of Tennoeaee, for Secroiary
of Amnion Muae llulleit. Chief .liiatica of Itahi
I) llolloway, Jlaihal anil Krauk llally, Secretary or
Colorado.
Hecreturv M'Cidlongli ha laineil a circular declar
ing pelmle'uni. Iiennine. elc. explosive biirniiig tluid
uudor point of ihe atuinp art of Augint 'M, IWiS.and
requiring ull Meain vessel carrying passenger to
procure aperial permit before taking audi article on
boiird.
The President in conversation with Hen Howard
suvs i The peace proclamation hus oulv such trope
wilh relH-eiii-e to the state named therein oa hie
prnchimati if lust Auuwt had 'villi reference to
Tenuetisee. It doe initsiiapuud the opeiutionol Mill
tarv law in any of the Sla:es. and llie Kreedlnau
Hu'reau will eonliuue to exei-ciae it uecus lined fano
lion The nfllcer will reiiiuinon duly anil in ageuta
aiidjnslicu will coniiniio lo lie adaiinietureil Imi weeu
freedmeii and wliitc by llie existing eiui miliiary
courts till the various Suites give tile former llie right
to lie heard in their civil conns in 'he sunie manner hi
Hie hitler. Tlie scope of tha ii-ocluinalioii. with re
aped lo trial by court martial or coiiiinission, doe
Iiul teem to tie well undeisliiod even hv olllcer high
in authority, here and elaevi here. Tlio department
commimiouei of Ueoigiu and Alabama have , 'elc
graphed for information on the subject, and it ia uu
deraliKid t e mailer wu brought before Ihe Lnbll.et
lo-day . Ihe ueiion taken is not known, but there
ie guud reason lor believing tlie w ar department
will noon isaiw a circulur of ia-l ruction.
Prominent ti-ieiols of llie Pieident any he will en
force Hie Civil lfitflit hill in auod faith, quoting the
reiimi-k llial he, liuviiig exeiciaeil his coiisiiianonal
pierogulive in vetoing llie bill and Congress having
exercised it preriiunlive ill passing it. lie should feel
hoiuio hy limn- aelion, Tlieo'e geiitleineti also express
the nelii'f, linn, liiiviiut seen Hiu po.ver of Cmigru.
uud with ivlinl iinuliiioil.v it is "i-lained by Hie pen
pie. be will now endeavor lii conl'inni bis n'-'ion so
tbut Hiei-o may he liariuonv lii-lweeu lliem. Oeii-i-.il
Howard ill miller vurhal iiisirucliooefnuii the I'l-es-
idelil, issue u circular to bis subordinates, apprising
ili. ,.f il,u ,.r il,u I'k-il UibiK bill, and iu-
ti uciing in iiiioriu Hie fi'tediiicu ol n provision uud
tu sssist in muiuiiiiiiing tbi'iu.
ihe House passed a bill this P M . for coining new
lire emit pieces, composed of copper and nickel, a
Iritlu larger than the It cent piece issued Insl veur
New York, April II llie Trilnuie't Washington
special dispute!) suv t "Tlie Senate j esleiilay luiled
tn ci.iilirto Louis li. Campbell of Ohio u Minuter to
Mex co.
Cmisiilei-Hble excitement wa caused by tho deaili
of it woinnii lust Monday, th 9th. of Asiatic cholera
Tlie Sanitarv Snperinteiidelll ot tlie Hoard of Health
declare Ihut llie cane wns not cholera, hut tlie Coro
ner declare it wa, ami liter i much oxcileineiil
Hiioiigbout the city.
(ONtiKKSSlON.U.
'iishhitou, April It The House unllerie were
crowded lo the fullest capacilv lo-dny ul tpiarler past
one o'clock P. M llie Civil llight llill was taken
up for aelion ,
Wu.liiniii April In Hie II e during the morn
ing hour, Uuvia' resol' lion oflereJ .laniiaiy HHh. ex
prussiiiK conHdeiice in the President, came ap u uu
(iaislled husiues. Uavtnond of New York being en
tilled to tlie Hour, then' moved to postpone Hie further
consideration ol llie resolution for two week; agreed
Doutwell. under tha call of Stale, offered resolu
tion to Hie ell'ecl, that whereas, Jelf llavis, C. C.
Clay and oilier were charged in the President pmc
lum'aiiuii of Muv 1. 1X115, npon evidence in tlie bu
reau of militurv'jintice, wilh complicity in the murder
nf Piesident Lincoln, therefore, inelructing the Ju
dicium Committee to inquire if there is prob
able cause for tlie charge, and farther, if there is any
probability of their being tried, wilh power to aend
for person's ami papers
The Civil Itiglna llill and the Veto Message were
taken up, and it wu u quarter past !i P M. when the
reading wa completed.
Wilson of Iowa, utter tt few remarks, demanded
the previous question.
Kldii.liie ol Wisconsin, moved a cull of the Iloue.
w hu ll wu declared not to be ill oilier.
Le llb.nd of ninn. moved to lay the bill on the In
Me 'Nagaiiveil. uvea, Xlt nuyt. I'JI.
Khtrldge and If inch made molione to adjourn, which
were voted down.
Khlrige then announced Hie secession of indignant
members, sHving they had left the House on seeing n
deteriniiiuiio'u in pus's Hie hill over the veto, by the
operation of llie uag rule. -
ilie previous question linving been ordered, the
vote was taken and resulted as follows) Aye, V.iU;
Niea, 18. Tlie Speaker declared the hill hud become
a law, when lieiueiidoas and long continued uppluuse
bro e forlh followed by hisses. Amid lliisexclteiuent
the Houeu Hiljoili'iied.
Ilnlilax, April 9 The teamer England, from
Livernool. March itrl via Oneeiwtovvn. March , ar
rived here llii ruilur, with l.'JI'U piiHengers, of
whom torly had died ol cholera.
Wushiutitoii April The Senate passed the Loan
Hill tvilboiil uiueiidiuelit. by ayea 3i to ma- 7 Hie
laller lienor Messrs. Cliundler. liowot'd. Howe. Nor
ton, Itnuisel. .lolllisoll and Wuile. liming llie brief
delnile, Mr'sberuiau said the bill conlerieil greuter
power lliuu ever tietore uiven lo uuy Secrelary ol tlie
IVeariirv. and he did not see the uecepsily.
Mr. pVsseioleli said Hie only objection lie bud lo the
bill was ils vveuku ss, and uut it slieiiulb. It gave
too little power. Tlie oulv consequence attached lo
the lull was it recognized lie principle ol the contrac
tion of the Federal ilehl.
Sherman presented u lull to regulate ihe occupation
of mineral luiuls. ami extending llie right uf pre
eiiiptiiiu thereto. The 1st section recognize and
leualize Ihe exploration aud la-cupullon of niinerat
lands subject to the existing mining regnlutions. so
that placer or giilcli miniim will thenceforth reinuiu
iu tbeir present looting, hut ill regard to quurix loin
ing the investment of citpilul a d permanent si rue
lures, iiieuu is Hih.idcd lo secure pateals lor claims
actually occupied .mil improved, subject In pu iiienl
intolbu Nuln.u.il Treasury of live itoiiais per acre ami
five per cent ol Ihe net pioccud ot llieviebl. Ureal
lulliiude i given Ibe neciet.iry ul tlie l.iici-mr in ad
jnsllliu public- surveys lo sllcll pceiiipl lolls of tinning
vialius, Mild vurii'us 'provisions ore milled to scpitrilte
aurlcultiiml luiuls vv itiiiu niiiiuig ili-lucl ulot open
lliem to iH.-, up.illoli uicier tin- pee emption noil tonne
sli ud u I.-, llie Oill was relelievl lu lou coluliullcc uu
luoit-s and iniiitog i luiui-i.
ine Ili.U'-e kd-iptid a rc-'.iili"U "Deled hy 1'oail.
Steve, . reqiuaiing Ine Se.-r. la'V of tlie iieisury l
wiltdi dd ipoii iii.-tribiitiuu the luiv.tl prz . in, lit the
imeHiion is sealed bv tin- Sunmue Ciitt. whether un
der tne net ot the lull ol July. im1, the uie h-,V! g
i ecu tne propetty ol lusui-gciil. d-a's u-l belong t" the
Coiled St.ne.
Mr. Knyiiioud voted uguiuat the .Civil Itight Hill
lo-duv.
Uniahaili of Ohio, who voted against its original
tassnue, was iuired oil'. Itie only other lurinbera
elecivU u ltepulilicun who votedwith Ibe lleiuo
cia. uauiust the hill were Lulhaiu uud Willy of VWtt
Virginia. Phillip uf Marvluiot. Uouseau ami Sluitli
nt Keuiucky, and Nell of Missouri. Thure wa a
luiuiuiir ol applause wlieu Davi nml Hale "f New
Yuik.alut Ileluuool Ohio, Conservative lieretolore
uctmg null Mr. rtayiuiaid. responded aye.
Mr. lleuiiliK, from llie Military Comiiiuee, iearted
a lull reviving .lie grmle ol licourui lu Hie ui tiiy.
Tne- Uauki-upt lull came up lo reconsider Uis. vole
by wnicn it w,t rej-.-clrd u week iuce. ami the re
t uusideratluii was curneil by M.1 ayes to .V tun-. Tne
hnui vote uu the passage ut llie bill resulted u fui
lows: uvea iU, uoca ii. So toe hill waa attain re
jecteil
t'oul ritt'torw, Take Kulu'e.
SKA1.KL) PUOPdsALS WILL BE KKCKIVED
at the Ulhce of the City rtel-ol-der. Sulem. lrei;i'n,
iiil;lrb.,k P M Maylrt. IStk. KuK UI'ILUINU
illKKK CI.-vTEUNSal sticu points a the Council
aiav designate within the City of Salem.
Cisterue to be ot the latest approved form, lined
witii g.KHt Miibstauiial brick ami ceiuent wall, with
heavy cast-iron trap d or eupfiorted by a euhsianiiai
oak curb, and each to coutaiil elllier I'i.InJU, 'JU.Uoo ur
y.i.irti galh'ti. to lie completed and ready for useou
or before the first day ol August. ISti.
Each bidden requested lo state distinctly hi bid
ou each ot lb three dlltereul eixe.
Iti.l iU ! b- received lor KK-liriLIIINUTHE
CIstEKN al the iineieeciiou ol Ferry and lounuer
vlal Sirvt-U.
Coutrai tor will h required to viva bond uud ap
proved security, cotiiiiiiuiied lor in laithlitl trlorw
auce ol itieir coutinct
The Council reserve th right to reject any or all
bid.
Payment lo he made iu coiu wlieu th eitertu are
ready fur ue.
Pivpoeula huuld ba directed, '-t'uiumou Coiiuci),
ClIV of Nilem," aud IliUolse-d, Proposals for LIS
lerua" J. W. SMITH,
ChairtuNti Coiumitiee ou Citeru."
Salem, Oregon, Apiil 11, IStai. iwJ
ISOXXCK.
Orrict ur Csitr (Ji'taTiaattraa,
liai'iaiatar r th CuLimait
Kurt Vauruuvvr. W. Aunl atu, lvit
JIH'SIKK T ri'KCIIASK KUK TIIK tMV U
KY SKi.Vl K u.MS IIL'.MXtl.U A.SU TWEN
IV rlYK IHiKSLS.
H'rr lur ilii rVrvira mil of Dark Color.
Souiu! in all mrticulr, aril brukrti, Iruiu tlnn ly
lo iatevu (ltt IihiiiIs liiti, Intra tiva tt) Itiua (l1)
year ulU, artii ll arluptail m cvary y tu t'avalry
aarvw.
Henuu dfiirnii uf Sri I ran Hurm uf tliia dracrip
U"U, ar rtiirll lu prasrul llrrui fur rusruuu lu
tba au.larsiHiw a. Ull fN4
IIK.XKY V. HnlK.ES.
UitvvI l.iaillrtiHUt . uluiiel,
Uil t lira! tjnarlrr iUMrr,
7 mi liairtunrut ul III luluiubi.
AVOOL AVANTJiD.
1 will par Ilia
IIIUIIavHT MaKKIvT rilll t b.r WtiWI..
W.C. BHOWX.
DALLAS. f..ik naimv, Apnl li. Im 7ml
JiM Kcrrlrcd,
30 I BS. .HW ( Al.. ...ATIUVK).
aHI UU lil.UM'HI ".
'ur aai rbaap, at MMavVaA SattiV.
"A Good Man Provideth aa Inher-
ltanCG, '--Sorlptur.
THE ttFAT WAY TO IHI THAT, IH TO
INSURE YOUR LIFE
--run th it
Benefit of Your Wife and Children!
The Best ronipany to Inxun your Life In,
U, the
NEW YOUK 3IUTUAL
Life Insurance Company.
FOU THE KEARON-St
Int. It istlieoMeHt ConipHiiy in tlie United StatM,
beiiiR fimiiiM in IMtii.
Siil. It ptKfHi it lamer Capital tlian any othur
Coinnitnv. tteiiit
Fifteen Million Dollar", with an Annual Inoome of
I OUT fllllllOll aJOlIliri, nun n wp vm ii ww
Iutereit aloue of Five Million Dollar m,
exci.uivici.t cah, nml btiviun a larter rHpiinl than
all the nther coinpHDien nf New York Stale put tu-
'M. It in the cnt fimimyeH OoniittnT.
4ili. It in n MuMiiil CtmiiHiiv. Hinl every one who
iiiiurtm in llie t-oitipuny in a liorkhohltr thnrein, and
not only hhcihuh -o miich lo liin fiimilv when he diet,
hut a I hi'' di-uwi hiu pro ram Hhiii-e ot rite profile
fxli. Tl ilividcixls ai'u lut'in-r lliun in an oilier
coinpiiiiv, the laet ilividn d ht-iiiK uecenty prr rent..
(iili. It in the HAKK.HT (,'oiiintinv hit ie ehcuniTT
if the piiniiiioiint coniik'mtioit, ii folio wu tlitii no I ite
Iimniaiu-B t oiiipany if worthy of rouHtlenre utilfctt It
cxhi'Ik micli iHtoitol prciiiiiiin h will prove iilllt-ifiil
uiuler llin ni'tHi .nViivnmhlH citvinitntHOM'-t likely lo
occur, to meet the i-liiiniM hh the Policies full due.
Beware of MUMP Compaiili I
Nu HiK'HntuL'c in taken ol a Poliey Holder whnliy
iiiixfn.iimi itt iinHhif to coiitinuu din tltimml pxyiiit'iiiii,
Inn u 1j-'Ik v will le inmie'i forlhwitti for the hunt-lit of
lux hfirK tlt'lHl- llfHlh.
Uivldende are declared on the Ut of February in
ew'h yeur.
The followiiiji deitcHptiniii of Polirifn hiu iwued hy
linn I'liiiii'iiny. lli1 r)i't'NiHt,iK ii wliicli iiihv te puitl
yuaily, halt farly, id- tiitrt urly , Hi (lie npiion ol ibe
iiHi lv JifMin (I :
lit. I.irx hiLiLiKH Tliriv are iM-iFii fnr tlie whole Irrm
of lile, pBynlilH. t.Kttl.M Willi tlif? llrltlelil ldillimi, nnr
llie (Unlit nf lha itjr Htmirt'il, tu Ilia pennli clililltrd to rv
ctht Iht imiii).
K'l. EKIHIWMRNr AMUHANCK I'OLICIKI). Thflf r IfHUCll 10 i
uvrauiii iininmi f uunu (troviaiun lor mlviici1 life, or
my itha?r puriHiKft nii'i are rn,vnlilf, I'lyttier with arcrutl i
tlivlili'iiiti iii HHitji't i tlx' niiuifil iri un aittiinlriK a cit- j
tain Hgi , my 4t). 45, AO, 6&, fill, ur AO, ur, Iti cmo of Im death
bt'fnrr arnvltiK al dial hui. Iu hli heln or iiitlflii.
N. It. FtrtK'uUr aitnitlon la rruviM to the arlvantari
alT-'nleil hy ihe (ntyinftit of the- iireiiilmin, on both Lira ami
KnD"WMK!t aaaurHiire pnllclea, In Tkn Awnifal Ikstai.mikti.
Tar raiva nf inch prtit.tunia charitnl hy tlili Company
luwrr, lii If I lu dlvlilfii'li are firrater. than in any other life
Cimipiuiy lii the UniU'il Ptulca. Thla plan or pnylna: Int a
policy hy a ilefltiite numbrr of an huh I Imtaliiienti niut com
men 1 1 liiflf tn ererv ihtiuuhlful man, ami It ubvlaua nn of
the jtrt"il rjhjectlciia to life limurmice, namely, the uncer
tainly of belay able to continue Ihe ruitoumry paymeulaof
prfiiiluma i nrini lh htrr yt-ara f life.
9 1. Kndowmkkt I'ulicikh foh t'litU'iotH. TIip are paya
ble when a chlhl allHlu the Htt o! IS. '21, nr 'ib yeara, or uu
want, either with ur Wilboul the return nf the lolal premium
pahl. In caae the purty aiiured tluei nut ailaln the specified
ape
4ih. BL'nvivnnitiiip Annuitt I'omciku. Rutea af premium
an- now Klren by which nn insurer may secure tu a nurvlvlnR
nominee, wliplher wife, parent, rlilkt, or friend, the enjuy
meat of hferttiin definite and permanent income, free
alike from the angers ami expenses of inveslitii money, and
from dependence upon persons who may, perhaps, prove In
judicious or adversely interested, liy Hits plan a husband,
for Instance, may secure lo his widow the payment (In annu
al, of, If preferred. In semi-annual ormiarterly Instalments,
without ertra charue) of an annuity sufhcleiit to maintain
her In comfort and Independence during Hie remalnoer nf
her lile. All premiums pnia may be mane returnable in case
ihe nominee, or person for whom the annuity Ii Intended,
should die first.
N. B.- The Com pint will Issue policies on a single lib to
Ihe extent nf $i't),iMKl
A 1'noriTiBLa Invksthknt. Life Assurance Is beplnnlnf to
attract euiisnlrrahle atle'itlnn merely In the Uitlit of p rent
able investment of funds. Hhrewii huiiliiesa men. who have
examined Its merits, are comlnjt to regard t one of the
best investments of funds which can possibly be mane. As
one of them says : "Dei re, plml, and cnutrlre is we mar, to
those who come after us. we And nothing o sure as a Mfe
Aiiurniice policy to do It." They are satisfied that Ihe mo
ney paid as a premium upon Life Amu ranee In a company
conducted on right principles, will yield a better pecuniary
return, consider Inir both I lie rate of Interest and the certain
ty of a payment, than if put into almost any regular busi
ness whatsoever.
An Example,
Showing the Working of a Policy of Life Insurance
in ine
Mutual Life Insurni.ee Co. or New York.
Mr B. ot Pan Francisco. Policy No. 28.271, are 40, taken
out Feb. 1, lStiO, from that lime until Feb. I, ltW, paid lo
the Company annually, ftlT.JHj: total, 1.'I,1HI. His divi
dend or share of pndita hi the Co. during; thai time was
Mw V'i, benijr iH,i& more than he laid lo itie Coinnam
heuiK iiImhiI 2J per cent per month Interest an the amount
paid. If he had died al that time, Ins family would have
received
Tha Amount of Policy, 10.IMHj,00
Dividend Additions tu sunt, MW.ifli
$ll,4U6.'2a
ir the full oil paiii annum y n Ibis case had been in
veiled otherwise, payliitt ay Ik per cent, per month Inter
est, ! the end ol three years II he had died, tils family
would have received as the result of llie investmuu. only th
nriiiL'tnal and nnii nn ihe mi i i.e. tl.if94I,'t4. instead of llie
at4t.at.iit ul the Life lusuruuce I'ulicy, II. 495,8
I, MM
Di (Terence in favor of Life Insurance, lu.21t),6ft
Lxample. of Polirirs Fuitl by lliis fompany.
Ortnlnal Ain't Policy. Dividvml A-Ullllous. T-t:il Am'l Paid
tiuooo. . iiti.tf-iii.tfV
n.uou. ..7!..4it. o.'JTft)
l,UNi. tVfi,l(tf
UP1" l.reenlmcks 'Jakcu at Pur
Objet tluns to LiTe liiHuraiice Answered
OsjkCTios I .-annul nlT -r-l l iiisur- my l.fe. AsrtWKa.
Furlt Hve Ceiita a Hi-.k will Insure tlOtai uu the hie
imoi aKfl 81 ! the tilliinile rate nl yiur wife an l aitiily a
mailer ul aut-n p rleii IndiOereiu'e tn yu aa imt tti call for
a aorlnYr nuiouiiliuy lo evm hit than liaif a ddhr a wet-.?
And if, with nur raeiil i(it-ime, yu are unaMe In mu.,e
m-h orovisi 'ii ler ihrin. hw a ill thi- brar the duiiMe lie-
rciivi'iii. iit wlieu bit without ym and witli-ml your lucnitirf
iihj I can maae a wiier invtsitni-nt for I lie hem-tli of
ilt; atnl fn-ndy. Asa Then is no w ty In hch a sninll
Hum oi inoiif-y ran nr s. prtitiinniy ana aenirely invested.
fur such a iarp"s,-. sn a pt.h. y on ymir life ; heeauae the
psyinv-.t ol a thjle prrmium m-nires, and al once, a Vrry
iiiut-h larger sum ill in tlie tiiVcslinent 1 ihe same amount
ci'Uid poM.bly d lu the irdinary trialiiia nr t a-te. be'
sitUs. aecurinc a sum in this way dun lint, in the least. Inter
fere a nh your endtavors lo accumulate In any oilier way
you may umrt.
Oru I haveatnm-irnl already, anil do not nerd It. Ayr
ThuiiaiB of others have llmufthl similarly, ami yet, firms:,
have It-ft their familiri In waul. Expert, net has pruvetl' that
Iht- stab, illy r loriune is aa uncertain aa Ine iluraiiun of lile.
A P-iicv ol Insurance will secure your wire anl family
against Ihe n-sults of eltlu-r In yeur particular Instance.
Who Ought to Insure their Lives?
Krery person whose duty, interest, er pleasure It ia to pro
vide for the necessities or cmlnrl of others.
Certainly, every man wlm hu a wife or children to provide
fr. hukIii to secure samethniK lur lliem In Out way, as his
Hie and labors lor thetn are very uncertain.
I Lift liuurnnre Coinpany ii
SlIViliSK lilli.k.
a well-rcgulaird
Tie nu'lersiunptl is Hifriit fur tb aHive Comimny.
ami alu for Ih fulluwiiur uauird t'onipuuies, lur tlie
WillHiiiette vallvr i
I'NIVKKNAL LIKE INSCKAN'C'K COMPANY
uf New York. bsi'Rt, I.riKEn Livtt And
WIDOWS (It ORi'lUNs- LI KB IVsl'RANTK CO
uf New Yurk. UtrniHtn A.isciTits (Ihantid.
Call, or nend lur a pMniplilet. anil inresiiale I lis
mailer. The Aarnt will visit all Ilia luwu in llie
Yallev. and explain the mirer to ail wlio desire loin,
nre. J. C1ANTOW, AKenr, Sulem
MrAraa & Carpiktih. Mriliral Kxaminer. iif
.i -e ;-a a h
ilisTis-. S
. s a a s rj
a. . S : 1 las
UU S i I - 1
telif lis
. J: . .-1 r '5
j et S a-e :
D
P C 5 l-"5 2
- X E S aa'
It lit ki
C B B v -c -o e.
Pay Up, Gentlemen.
tne nr rvcpfvtfiiltv inviicil In rtill ami pur np
mu. m t ul tlie UMtiiey lo puT hit own tlclitn.'
Tbunkriil fr pna pittn'miufi-, "I tiop to tlili $et Ton
fonH- nroiiinl tn the nld tmil. -re I can It foiind
rr titty tu wnii on Vi-ti w it la an turrvMnetl W.rclt uf
(UMIM AT It KI' li ED PKICEH.
Stilrni. Anril It. ISiWrtf J y roi'TER.
Cash for Wool
COOKE, M'CULLY & CO.,
Will ay tlie 1 iglirsl tttarket urlre, in casli, fur
100,000 poundta of WOOL
W41I.I. BA( KM can W had ljr s'Iuiik at ihe
Mora. Tif
r.ti; ir,
UT lla rl-riiri"d. lirinu Ihree aiile and a half
n.,rili eal of H irrishtirn la runntv. nna ha
niv 1'ir. H" nr tar uld Un JSt.rimr. a!Mii fMimera
lai.l bitrh. vri'h a star in tiie lurrliead Ni ..Irier
i ah.is or l.:it. . ricniiuit. ii. ALi OKI)
1 alatca li, Is-?:
FLORENCE
SEWING MACHINES.
Copy of tht Kcport of tin Committee of Award
nt tho Fair nf Mm
AMERICAN INSTITUTE
ffHW YORK. 1H0.1,
To ihe FLOREME NCWISO MV m CO. for th
Best Family Nnving Nui'lilne,
Higheet Premium Gold Med ah
1kllHllMl
Ui, Simplicity and Krciit range of work
'in, ine ucvrrNiiH recti nuiiun.
3d. The perfect fliilHh nnd Substantial man
ner In which the machine Ik mnde,
4th. The ritpltlltv of Iti working and the
finality of the work done,
5th. The bclf-nujutitliig lenHloii.
Tht- FLORENCK wm nwnxiM tin? Firit and
Hi fih eat IVniitiin itt Ihe Slut Fair of Call
forma. Hit only F iir ou tin I'.u-itit roan
at wliicli utiv twa iloitlili thrfn.l Sw
ing Miichiiit'H were exhiliitetl in
uoiiipriiiioii itt I&5.
Tntt Fr.ofutvc receivHl tli only pretnlmn awtinlrd
Ii v i lit Mfcli.nm-'f unit inir of Smi Kmiifincn, in iHtiJ
ai'iil lHii."i, ro uuy HkwIiil' Miirliitie, -cwhikf .lHfliiiie.
(Ininpiuiv or Am nt. Tim clitini of li Foiiipetilor to u
mcliil ia'wiiliiiiii unv t'oMioliition wlmnwer.
WltereviM' Uia Ki.u.knlk liiif liwtt bniiitit in nun
iifliiion w iili nlliiT St'W'ini Marliiiifrt it lutaiilwavv
lieeii ilerliirHl tlie vi. h ia ilits uioal niniplu, lha int
sulMitiiiiiiil, tlie niMfi ctlifii'tit. iiuo Mh use la mcilv
Iviirned. Kvury tui:liitt noli! U .VHi'riintotl iti itsu full :
imiiMC nf tin witrd .
Send for Ciroulart and Sample of Work.
SAKMrci, MILL Oeticral Aifonr,
JJI Moiitcnnitrv ftict't. .rtii Friiiie.M!i.
7:y sALlm, uri'gtm.
OIUGINAL 1'OETIIY.
Beipeo .fully Dodioated to tb
PEOPLE OF OREGON.
If anvtliinp: you fliiinee to need,
And tliink it !ard to finil,
Just Htep in to Smith & Wade's
l ou li get 1L anu ine kiiiu.
If in tlie Hardware line it is,
Tliev liave it. nice nnd new,
And will it uuful cheap for cash
WIIKAT.
OATH,
ixi.orit,
UA4 ON.
DAKD,
III ITKR,
CIIICKMR,
HKAt,
DKIRI PKI'ITra,
POftK, when yua kill jrorjr bogt,
And throw the screws iu too.
Their Dry Goods, too, were bought for
i cash,
And that Bince cotton fell ;
It'll pny you biff to trade with them;
anil everything in tho world can bo
found there, in tho line of
Dry Comix,
rioiliine,
BuoU anil Short,
lints ami Tups,
Fioiiims, tte , etc., tte..
And they're luavy on the sell.
And this secret which we've learned,
We'll give to all to kern : .
Their great cuceess in catching trout,
shooting game, etc., is not so much
owinir to then-skill, or shape of head,
ns to tho verv sii'verior kind of
(.utmlnz and Fishing Tackle
they use.
And have for sale, so cheap.
Remember now, iniiko no mistake,
The name is SMITH 4 WADE,
And you will find before six months,
that, in
II ry lii oils,
Oolliiiif.
GrctrriM.
IliiriUvurf,
1 1 uu and Steel.
Wagon and Busgy Timbrre and Irani,
Etc., Elf.,
It is tht place to trade.
7if
All the VTool
IN THE STATE
WANTED, - FOR CASH,
HY
SMITH & WADE.
C.iiaidiiiii'ti !.
IS pnimann of an onler made b Ilia Connljr Coarl
uf the Siateof Oreiron fur llie eounijr of Pol, M
Ihe April term, li, the inideniiitned, gnardian of
Willanl W. Lineilla. t niiimr heir, will, on Satunlay.
the I'.Hh dav of Mav, l"ot'i. at Ihe conrt house duor ra
I Valise, laid coonrr hetween the hoore of o'clock a"
n.l I l,k am uf id dr. a!"" public sale lor
rush to the hiiihert biilder Ihe fi.llovriliK deaeribed real
eMale to wit : The undivided one sixth inleretl of, It,
and to llie wife- half of Ihe donation land elaira of
Harrison Linville and wife. NutiHraiion No. loud.
T. V8.lt I W Willamelir meridian, titnnie, Iria.
and bein in Hoik connlr. Oreiron. Male lo commence
nl one o'clock p m uf said dar. Terms, Uold eoia iaj
hand on the day of aale.
HAKHISOX LINVILLE,
April I". l"Uwt:7 flnanlian.
iiininioiiu
In tha Circu;l Conrt of the 8tat of Oregon for t
County nf Coot. In Equity.
Sallr Aun Trapp, plaiulitf. )
" . 8ait for Diaoit.
Jacob Trapp. defendant. ) t
'l'O JAf'iH THAl'l. defendant i In tha nam
I the Ule of tlrciron. yon ara hereby nolifled ant)
required to appear ill the' Circuit Coarl of the Sa"
id iireiron for ihe county of Ci, wnhia lea day
from the service of litis summons npoa too If ""J
in thi o.nntr. and if acrved iu any other eonnty J
hi Mate, within twen'y daj frora tuch scrtcf.
atnarer ihe complaini in' the ahore mil Bled, an
ran fail lo make tuch iin.wer, r-lninlilf will apply
Ihe Conrt for lha relief therein prayeA ft. aitfl
takejndirnieiit air'iim von forcoiand disharscriien
H order nf R. E. t'rii"n. prestdina Jnda of i
Curt T I) WIM IIE-rfcK.
Knipire Cllv. AHI IB. I l'linlin"a
S iiiainoii.
In the Cin nit Conrt of Ih rUme nf Oreiron for tb
County nf Co. In Equity.
Airiiet L A tender nlaiutirT, ) .
v.. 1 V Hull for Dirofte.
Charles W. Allrnder. defcndanl ) ,
T CIIAHLEi W ALLKXIiKU. defemlanti I
I l',e name ol tl, S ate of ... ;w h'" j,
n.aiHe.1 and required to apt-ear in H e t irruii I
HieKi.tei.f Omvoii for ihe comity f C' '
ia d. Irom ti e --rvice of I' i amaitivn n,'m' L,
if servcl iu t I. connlr. and if served in any
nm.ity of ll a Hiai. Will.in twenty .' "T.
ser. and atssw. r Ihe cmplaini in I he ""''",
Blrd.aiH if ton fail lo mak. taeh ''.!1,e4
will ..p.l, u. Ih, .,, f. U- relief the'" r-"J
for. and will lake ju,lfinnt ain yo for
dl'liurseniellt.
Hv ,,e of H,.n
K E Siratton, Jnne -
1 Coort. thi lh cU of April. I"0 Atv
1
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