The Oregon statesman., May 14, 1866, Page 1, Image 1

THE OREGON STATESMAN.
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w ben nmllml hi itie presence of the postmaster.
V. 0 Offloial Paper for the State.
New Firm, New Store, New Goods
BROWN, COX & CO.
yyilOI.ESAliE AND BETAIL DEALERS IN
GROCERIES. PROVISIONS,
"Wines and Liquors,
Wood and Willow Ware, Hardware,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
Tobacco, Ciicara, Ac. Ac,
Center Store, New Brick Block,
SALEM, OREGON.
We bnve now on hand, aiirl nre now re
ceiving tlie LARGEST nnd BEST BE
LKCTKD STOCK OF OOOD8 In onr
liue everollered
THIS SIDE OF SAX FRANCISCO !
Which we propose to exchange at LOW SATES for
Butter, Eggs, Bacon, Oate, Wheat, aud Produce In
general i and, rather than keep book, wo will NOT
liEFUSE OOLD AND SILVER.
Please Call and Examine our Stock of
Ten it Grindstone!,
Coffee St Nails,
Sugar & Axes,
Syrup St Blue Vitriol,
Saleratus & Wash-
Boards,
Cream Tartar fie
Brooms,
Tobncoo St Cheese,
Cigars fit Com Basket),
Shovels St Nutmegs,
Citron tc Wash Tuba,
Raisins St Mouse Traps
liice St Saltpeter.
Salmon fie Wooden
Bowls,
Pocket Knives &
Starch,
Soaps fit Honey,
Clothes Baskets St
Pickles,
Hope St Tamarinds,
Coal Oil 4c Honey,
HoBtettcr's Bitters 4c
, Oatmeal, .
Dve Stuff's Ac Farina,
Meerschaum Pipes As
Spades,
Wood Pipes Ac Shot,
Confootioncry Ac
Clothes-Pins,
Mackerel Ac Powder,
IN I NEKS' OUTFITS IN rULLi
In fact, everything usuully kept in a
First-Class Grocery and Provision Store I
GOODS DELIVERED
To all parte of tho city, FREE OF CHARGE,
Don't Forget the Place t
Oct. 2, IRiiS. BROWN, COX, & CO.
REAPERS!
Tlio well know.! uud celebrated
OHIO REAPER,
((.'ailed the New York Improved, or Seymour and
Morgan,) uotunnwa uaciiine, wmi great improve
incuts, having a
STEEL CUTTER BAR,
Can be changed from a reaper, to a mower. In ten
minutes ; cuts (i nnd 0 feet swath, within one nch
or two fect from the ground ; will cut 18 to 20 am.-s
uerduv. Can be used with two or more horses. Will
work on SIDE HILLS, where other Ahrhincs will
not. Thcv are earner to get tho grain on" than any
other niHclnno, leaving it out or the way ot tlie Keep
er. Tho
GIANT REAPER
Cute a KEVI'N FOOT MWATIIt will cut 30
acres per day.
ALSO,
McCormick' 6-foot Reapers and Mowers,
Ball's Ohio " "
Manny's; Wood's Prize Mowers, Union,
UajSlato, Herneys, cic.
Pitt's Improved
THRASHING MACHINES
Russell's Masslllon and Sweepstake,
30 TO 30 INCH t'YI.IKDEKSI.
ALSO,
Haines' Illinois Harvester (Header),
Wire Horse-Rakes, on Wheels,
Revolving " all Sizes,
Portable Power Hay Presses. .
With a general assortment of
AGRICULTURAL GOODS.
AbI ow to can . purcbiUtid else w hero.
J. D. ARTHUR &SON,
4in8 Cor. California and Davie Sts.,8. V.
ffs ,
Ht virtue of a derree of foreclosure nnd two exe-
J J curious iuued thereon from the Circuit Court of
the State of Orciiou fur Uanon county, and to me di
rected by tlie Clerk of said Court, in favor of Francis
8. Ilovt and against David liidoat, I have levied npon
mi.l will MvtMwff for sale fur cash in hand, at the Court
Hiiiim door in Sslcra on KATCKDAY, the JUlh day of
MAY. IHWi. at one o clock p. m. or sunt day, tlie prop
ertv descrilied in ssid decree of foreclosure, to wit:
"All thai ceriaiu messuage anil lot of land, situate in
the county of Marion, beginning at a corner in line of
Claims 41 and til, about N M dug E 'Jl chains from
the comer of Mictions VUI, and xi, and running
thence N. U ileg Jo mill W. 7 oil chains to a lake,
tliem-A snnl h III dr 24 min W. U K) chains to u slake.
thence S. 70 deg Uti in in E. 7.5.1 rhs to a ntuke, thence
north li) deg '-' I mm E. to the place or beginning, con.
taininu two and A quarter acres of land, more or less.
Also, thut other tract of land situate in the county
iit'orcsnid, commonnng at a post at tlie southwest cor
iter of hind claim designated on the ulats of the Unit
ed States as Claim No. til on the east boundary of
Claim No. '14, thence running south 70 deg 4fl min
rust SI. IS chains across Mill Creek to tho west line of
('hum No. 4ti. Iheuce north I!) deg nun east along
said line to the second intersection of said line with
Mill Creok. thenco down tho main channel of sail
creek to cast line of Claim No. 44, thence south I9deg
'I min west along said line to tho place ot beginning,
the same containing eighteen acres of land, more or
less" to bo sold to satisfy snid executions, ensta, and
accruing cnels. SAxnniiunna,
Salem, April 3t)flWWiiv4 Sheriff.
Summon.
In the Circnit Court of the State of Oregon for the
Count v of Marion. In Equity.
KcWca Scott, Plaintiff, )
n Bnil for Divorce.
Jnlm ScnO. Defendant. 1
TO JOHN SCOTT, Defendant t In the nnma of
the Stale of Oregon, von are herebv summoned
n be and apiear In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for the county of Marion within ten days of
the service of Ibis summons upon yon, if served in
this conntv and if served in auy other county of this
State, wiiliin tweutv davslroin sncn service and an
wer the comulniut iu tlie above suit filed, asking
dissolution of the marriage contract existing between
snid partiest and if yon fail to make such answer,
1'lainiilT will applr to the court for the relief in said
complaint prayed for. and will take judgment against
yon for eosls and disbursement.
Ily order of linn. R. I Iluito, Judge of said Court
tins -."ill day ol April, irom.
Own JOHN J. SHAW, Attorney for PUT.
Guardian's Sale of Land.
VfOTICE is hereby given that In pursuance of a II
1 1 cense to me ismied by ihi Hon Cnonty Court of
Yamhill crniniv. Orrgnn.'al Urn April lrm thereof.
liVM, will ofrer for sale, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, at lh conrt boose dour In lfavetta.
Yambill emity, Oregon, on Tnssdar.tha S'-'d day of
Msv, ltai6,betiveen Ihe honrs of 9, o'rlork. a. m.and 4
o'chtck p. m., of said day, the following described real
etaU. belonging to the minor heirs of John Hovd, de
ceased .to-witi.flwnndivided interest of .in and to tlie
w half of the donation land claim of said John Hovd,
dectaued. and wile, sitnate .lying and being in Yamhill
County. Oregon.
Sale' to commence at I o'clock, p. m , of said day -Terms
Bade known on the dnv of sale
IIKXKV WAHUEN.Onardiaa.
April 81. IHiM 4wt
(inardinn'a Sale of Land.
IX pursuance of an order made by Ihe Hon- Coanty
Court of Yamhill rouuiv, Orvgon, al the February
tern thereof. I, the undersigned, gnardian ol tlie
minor heirs of Kschcl MMrtm.dec d, will, on Taeeuay
tin 'Ml dav of Msv, x, at tlie court boos door.
In Lafayette, in said comity, between lh hours of 9
o'clock,' a. m.. and 4 o'ebw-k. p. m., of said day, expose
to sale, nt public sadioa.fnr rash in hand, tn'lue bigb
est bidJer. the billowing desrrilied real esule belong.
Ingtosaid minor heirs, lo-wil : The undivided two
fifths interna of. ia and to, tlutl part of the donalioa
land claim of Pillard Martin and Karhel Martin, his
wife, as set anart to the said Barbel Martin, dee d,
containing lt acres, in all. situate, lying and being
la Yamhill ounlv. Oregon, aud in srrtinu l,t4sof
range j west of the W illameiia sieridian
Kale to nnntm-nr at I o'clork. p ra . of said day.
K.T. WAKKKS.Ouardian.
April ilst. Ilaii-4w!
Koim- Tar KexlH,
laATs'VT l,l.ll.. rd Oil. Kat nil. Polal
1 till, Nealsfo.u Oil. Castor Oil, Olive Oil, Liueeed
Oil. I'ralOil and Ib-iisine. at
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VOL.16-NO. 11.
MYERS & HUGHES,
Wholesale aiul Retail
Dealei-s in nil kinds of
Groceries, Paints nnd Oils,
Brusb.es, Putty, Alcohol,
Crockery, Glasswnre,
Lamps, Pocket and Tahle
Cutlery,
Wood and willow ware,
Dye-Stuffe,
Tobacco and Cigars, Ba
con, Lard, Butter, Eggs,
Oats, Potatoes, &c. &e.
Store under the Legisla
tive Hall, Holman's block,
oc9 SALEM. 32m0
FLORENCE
SEWING MACHINES,
Copy of the Report of the Committee of Awards
at tne r ttir 01 tue
AMERICAN INSTITUTE
NEW YORK, 1803,
To the FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE CO. for Hie
Best Family Sewing Machine.
Highest Premium Gold Medal,
IteriHoiiN:
1st. Its Simplicity and great range or work
'2d. The Reversible Feed Motion.
3d. The perfect finish and Substantial man
ner In which the machine Is made.
4th. The rapidity or Its working and the
quality or the work done.
5th. The Self-adjusting Tension.
The FLORENCE was awarded the Fint and
Highest Premium at the State Fair of Cali
fornia, the only Fair on the Pacific coast
at which any two doable-thread Sew
iug Machines were exhibited in
competition in 1865.
Tn Florixci received the onlv premium awarded
bv the Mechanic's Institute of Kan Francisco, in I HIM
aiid IHlio, to any Sewing Machine, Sewing Machine
Company or Agmt. 1 lie claim 01 a compeuior to a
medal is'witliout anv foundation whatever.
Wliernver the Fi.okf.nok hits been brought III com
petition with oilier Sewing Machines, it has always
been deelared the belli. It ia the numt simple, the most
siihstantiul. the most ollicieut, and its use is easily
learned. Kverv Machine sold is warrantcu in tne mil
sense of the word.
Bend for Circulars and Samples ei work.
SAMITEfi II I LI., Ocncrnl Atfcnt,
111 Mniitgninery street, San Francisco,
N. O. PAUU1SI1, Aitent.
7:y SALEM, Oregon,
DRAKE'S
PLtlimiON B1TTLRS.
S. T.-1860--X.
Tlio rapidity with which
IK K KS 1'imHM! BITTERS
llavobecomnallDCSKIIOI.DXKCKSSlTV tb rough
out civilized iintions. is witlioul a wr
allel in the history of
tlio world.
OVER
TWO H1L110S, ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND
Were Sold In TWELVE Months.
xsn
The Demand ia Daily lucrcasiogl
ItlCII mid POOK.OLU nnd VOVKU
Ladles, Physicians and Clergymen
FIND Tin IT
IleviveH Drooplnjf Hpirlts,
Lends STKEXCaTII to I lie Sysloin
Vigor to the Hind,
AND IS
Exhausted Nature's Great
RESTORER.
Its eflcct, in cases of
DYSPEPSIA,
LosNorApprlitr, W'akii, Escmb-
ive ratiii, ionrMoiiiarii, nien
lul Dcspoiidt'liry, Ac.
IS MOST EXTRAOIiDIXAKY.
It is composed of the choicest roots uud herbs, the
the celebrated CAMS AY A B.VItK, etc, all pre
served in pure ST. CltOlX HUM. As a gentle Appe
tiser. and heullhy, agreeable Stimulant, it has no
equal.
Il is solk bv all respectable dealers. In every Town
Pariah. Vills'ire and Hamlet, throiighont North and
South America, Europe, aud the Islands of tlie
Ocean.
I IT None can be genuine unless bearing the pri-
vate United States Stamp over the cork, with Signa
ture on steel plate label or
P. A. DRAKE. CO.
SMITH Ac DAVIS,
71 Front Sreet, Portland, Oregon.
SOLI AUK NTS) VOK OKEGOKf.
and the Territories.
Sept. a. I as M
KuinmniiH.
In the Circu't Court of the State of Oregon for the
County or t ooa. In bquiiy.
Sally Ann Trapp, plaintiff, )
vs. Knit fur Divorce.
Jacob Trnnn. defer.daut. 1
TO JACOB TltAPP, defrndantt In the name of
the data of Oregon, yon are hereby notified and
required to appear iu the Circnit Court of the State
of Oregon fortbe county of Coos, within ten days
from the service of thie snmmons upon you if served
in this eonuiy, and if served iu any oilier county of
this Siale, within twenty days from such service, and
answer the complaint in the above suit filed, and if
yon fail to make sneli answer, PiaintitT will apply to
ihe Owl for Ihe relief therein prayed for, ami will
lake judgment against yon for costs and dishnrsements.
Ily order of U. E. ht'ration, nre.iding Judge of said
Court r 1). WINCH KSTKK,
Kmpite City, April In. B Plaintiff s All'y.
sioiniHoita.
in the Circnit Court of the State of Oregon for the
Ciainty of Coi-s. in Eioity.
Agoea L Allender plaintttT,
vs. oult for Divorce.
Charles W. Allender. defendant )
rpo C1IAKLM W. ALLKNDKIi. defeadauti In
1 the name of the Slate of Oregon. Toa are beraby
aoliAnl and required to ap.ear in tin Cirruil Court of
the State f l),egou for tlie coqnly of (kn, wilbia
ten days Ina Un servira of this vimronua npon yon
if served in this county, and if served ia any other
coanlyof thai Hute, irillnn twenty days from such
service, and answer th cotnpbtiiii ia the above smt
led, and if yna fail to make such answer. Plaintiff
will apply In ilw Coart fiM? tlie relief therein prayed
for. and will lake judgment against Joa Uf rosUand
di.ttaraements.
llv order of Hon R. E Straltoa, Jndga of said
C.-orl. tbh Oh dav of April. I'''
. at. 1 D. ' l.VUiL.iLi;. llaiuud iaI: t
OURFIRSTNOT1CE
CHANGE OF BUSINESS,
WE respectfully hi tor in tlio public tluit w dei
t'lmti(rt)f otir ret nil trtide to opmi wboleimla
i(n(iortiuK bnsinttts, wa will begin to twll oat from Ibis
diiy, our
Dry-Qoods, Clothing, GrocerieSi
BOOTS AND SHOES,
And ull articles generally kept in a retail store in
this city.
We have already imported direct from France, a
splendid assortment of
Albums, Ladies' Satchels,
NOTIONS,
And erpectully the lutent stylet of
Dress Trimmings !
Which we will oner at
VERY LOW PRICES.
We call osuocial attention of merchants, to whom
we will sell wholesale lit
SAN FRANCISCO Prices !
W'b fnko this opoortunltv to express our thanks for
tho liberal patmnage we have received, snd beiz our
fi iemls and tlie public In general to bear in mind that
this notice Is not to sell a few dollars' won li more
goods, but invito all to come and examine our stock,
to price our goons, nnu oiuy to ouv Hiier ucnig con
vinced of the real ndvnntngos we oiler.
r. LEVY Ac Co.,
Opposite the W. Woolen Factory, North Salem.
P. 8 We will tnke in exehango nil kinds of mer-
olinntnhle produce nt the highest uiarketuble rates.
tMilem, April , imaj. duin '
Cash for Vool
COOKE, M 'CULLY & CO.,
Will pay the highest market price, in cash, for
100,000 pounds of WOOL.
WOl.li HACKS! can bo had by applying at the
store. "
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U.W. All.UKS.
ARMES Sc DALLAM,
Importers uud Juliliors of
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
BRUSHES. TWINES, CORDAGE, Arc.
And Manufacturers of
California Pails, Tubs,
BROOMS, &c. Sec.
Kus. "17 and ti I ! Sacramento street,
Iletween Front and Davis,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Doors, Windows & Blinds.
JUST received, a In nre assortment of pine BOOBS
and WIIMDO WM, from Eastern Manufactories,
and for sale cheup, for rasti, at
STRANG b ANDERSON.
Murch 19, IHtlfi. 3m3
W. A. ALOItlcn. J. C. XKItllll.l., JiJHJg'CKASKS
M'CRAKEN. MERRILL & Co.
Shipping, Coininiasiou, and Forwarding
MERCHANTS.
OK NTS of tlie California, Hawaiian and Oregon
'acket Lines.
Importers of S AN OI'KNTIV nnd CARMEN IS
LAND RAI.T. SANDWICH ISLAND bl'UAKS,
COFFEE, KICE, and l'ULU.
Agents for I'rovoat Is. Co 's Preserved Fruits, Veg
etables l'ickiee and Vinegar.
Dealers In Flour, flm u, llucnn, Lard and Fruit,
Lime, Cement, uud Plaster.
Will attend to tlio Purchase, Rule, or Shipment of
Merclmmiice or produce ill New York, San Fmncieco,
Honolulu or Porthin-t.
ALDHICII, MKItHILL CO..
Nos. !l)4 and 'JOti, t'uliforiita, St.,
San Francisco.
M'OIIAKKS.MKttRHX&ro,
4!tf Hi North Front St.. Portland.
Itesiidrnt iMts.
(HAVE surveyed ono hnnrlred and seventy-eight
town luts adjoining the t'ityof Salem on the South,
being quite near tho biminers portion uf the city, and
to the steamboat lauding. These lots conform to Ihe
city surveys, and are made by an extension of Com
mercial slid Liberty streets. A part of them have
been in cultivation m orchard for years. The halaute
have a bcailtitul yonug growth (.Mlmed oak shade
trees. All sre convenient and desirable for resident
juts. A part of llii-tn will lie olfervd nt private sale on
favorable terms to the purchaser. I also offer for sale
block No. 4U ladjoiiiiug my re.idenrej, hi lota or in
whole, to suit the parlies purchasing. Inquire of the
nndersigncd, or of Hummer &. Hatch, lirokera aud
AgeuU, Mnorts Ulock, Salem, Oreiron.
" (JKO. II. JOXES.
Kebniarylliili.DWi-aiuoIial
J. 0. SHELTON, Bl D.
Prartklns I'hjslclitn and Surgeon,
SALEM. OREGON.
Office and residence, J'. Wilson's brick, opposite the
Iteiiuett House.
BEISUugraduate of the Fliysio Medical rnllego.Cin.
cinnatl. Obio.be is purely rrormainrf in his prae-ti.-e.discarding
alike mineral and vegetable pnisonstiid
oeing such medicines only as swt in perfect harmony
with Nature merticmes mat posaese me rare rncom
OHtiidatiim that if they do no good, they will do no
layary. He has also allemled a full course of leemrea
in the Tolaud, I Allopatliir) Medical College, San Fran
Cisco, and having practiced medicine on this coaet
about six years, la tolly acqnaiuted with the diseases
peculiar ui Ihe climate.
Sugar, Coffee, Rice.
Ex Bark A. A. Kldridgs. ftoui the Sandwich Islands
direct. -
.1.000 Kr HIJR.ot various grades.
son ha k-o ( nrrr.K.
4VO HAUaj HAWAIIA.! ItH K.sn extra ar-
a.n"Cl"' llv Mi ( RAKKN. MF.HHII.L At C.
Varniihea!
N'OHLE at Hoar's English. American Coach, Co
pal, iteuiiue, Iauiar,aiid Sliellae Vaniishea, al
oe.li MVF.KS a HI'OHI-:
II. F. BROWN
UMIX bny and sell flreeiibarks. Mining Stocks
and llrafU on Han Frannsco. and tin Eastern
Kiates, Will boy Uold Dust or itnllioo
Office witb
Well, r'srgn it ('a , on Wale Ht eel.
U
Fay Up, and Save Costs.
ALL prn,s knowing themselves indebted lo JOH.
A IIAKKK nin.l par up wnlOn TIIIUTY dava
fnMa dale, or their neroutils will I left ia the bands
of a pnasr olticer f.o- collertMw.
(..! .J. ' . I I J' if- A I AM I;
salem, Oregon, Monday, may u, iscg.
From the N. . Tribune
"FOIR HUMMED THOUSAND HEX."
" Four hundred tlmnsatul mon "
Have gone to meet their Ond;
Four huuilred thouaaud gallant men,
From cltv, mountain-side aud glun,
Keneatli our banner trod;
!l For love of ciuntry firtnlv stned, '
And aealed the Union with their blood.
" Four hnnilred thousund men "
Ily millions loved and loat;
A sea of agnnlfclng tears
A wnto of deauhited years,
Of hearth-i-ioiies sorrow-crowed,
A priceleas sacritlce 'twas, when '
We gave " four hundred tliouasnd men."
The gnllsnt banners flaunting high, '
Tho buglea sonnding victory - -
Forth from each brar.cn throat,
Muy drown awhile the sighs nnd tears,
While we forget the griefs and fenrs,
Forget each chnnge to note
Forget to ask what gut we, then,
For such a host of gallant men.
Peace came on fluttering silver nings,
With freedom by Iter side,
In pity 0d looked down to snve.
To atop tho slaughter of the hmve
Yet still untaught the pride
v That lightly Imlds the boon, even when
It coat "four hundred tlioiihund men."
What reconstruction has been wrought, :
Br.ve that which (iod lias mnde:
lie sbapea our future to bis will.
He schonlsbe ohastcn-,'gtiins us still.
And rttiii will lw otieyeil;
Yet, bitltitig, we fnriret thl, when
It coat "four liiindri d tkounand men."
Vain polltlclnn ! who can bnai't,
Of bis great saving schetnoiv
And jnnililetl wortia, and eni'iked needs,
Stand in the place of noble ileeils,
And truth's eternal tlinmea.
And luisto we to give power affiiin
To those who slew the gallant slain.
Look at the h Ht of bloody graves,
The Hugei-'itiurk of (bid 1 '
And He who smites la He who saves,
. And all that hecatomb of graven,
Are guiile-lmimls on the ronil!
din we not rend them f rend them I when
' They cost "lour hundred thoiiNinil men."
W.B. 1'iiii.i.iph.
Topeka, Kannat, Feb. 14. 1MW.
EASTKKX KE'VS.
Now Yorlt. April 30. Tho Commerriul
Advcrtitcr't Wasliiugton dis)tttoll says: "Tlie
Austrian Minister has advertised bis ftirniahed
resilience for tale, atitl expects the next Euro
pi'un steamer to britin news of Ihe sailing i f
Austrian troops fur Mexico which will insure his
receiving his passport Irom Air. secretary Sow
uril. There is great hostility to the reeon
struotion scheme in executive ciieles; ImtU the
National Intelligencer and Republican oppose
it." .
Tho Evenina Post's snociul tiispatoh aart
the Uatilc (Joiiiintttee doomed to-tlay to report
against the creation of any mure national
hanks.
Cliioago, April 30. Washington specials
say tlie navy department hits advices from
Commodore lingers, commanding tlio U.
Squadron in the linrluir of Valparaiso, that
he had placed his licet between the Hpauieh
vessels and the city, and had in cnniunclmn
wilh the Euglish Admiral, notified the Spanish
Coimnotlnre Ihut the lniiilnriliuent of that
city would not he permitted. Commodore
lingers think! he could sink the Spanish iron
clad in half an hour with his monitor Monad
nock, and in a private nolo humorously re
marks Hint Hie hpiinifli authorities are uiiuht
less of the 181110 opinion. Tho U. 8. rnttad-
ron in the hnrh'ir consists of the monitor. Mini
ailnock, four IS-inch guns; tho Powhatnu,
twelve gnus; tlio Viinderliilt, fifteen guns; the
lusoarora, ten guns; and hutvanee, ten gntis;
milking in ull sixty-one guns. The English I
fleet is smaller in numlier of Tessells and also
guns. '
The Tribune says'ol' the I'nngrossioiinl plan
of reconstruction: "Our own preference fur n
much shorter anil simpler programme in well
known, hut we mav accept the plan agreed
nu in committee as the Union party's pints.
The Herald says: " 1 he plan is ingenious
ly ooiitrived. Il is cot.siderahly milder tlinn
anything that has hitherto emanated from Ihe
committee. It may he said lo he unnecessary
in seme things, supefeuoua in others, and un
fair in ita continued exclusion nt Southern
States after they have fulfilled the conditions
of tho administration, which is charged with
discretionary power over the whole subject;
hut we hare only now lo await the iestio before
Congress "
The Timet says: "The scheme wnnld eeem
to he sweeping enough In satisfy (lie most ex
acting ltutlicnl. Il couM hnrtlly he much
mure sweeping indeed unless it prurideil fur
wholesale confiscation, nnd the extermination
or banishment uf Ihe Southern people. As a
plan of purification anil reconstruction, it is
worse Ihun hurlestiie; it might he styled so
were not the country In the ntulst of a very
serinnsdileinniii. Its proper designation would
he a plan to prolong imtefiiiitolr the exclusion
of Ihe South, hy imposing condition In which
the Southern people never trill submit."
The World soys tlio purpose uf the plnn
would not have been mora apparent, had it
been labeled "An infallible plun to prerent
the South from voting at tho next Presidetiliul
eleclio1 . '
A Washington speoinl dispatch says: Tlie
plaa meets the entire sanction ol llie majority
in Congress, anil it is not expected or ntitici
pnteil t lint nny material amendment will he
curried. The friends of the President gave
assurances last night that if Cutieress will cur
ry out the scheme in good f'tith, it Will receive
hl full approval and on-oprrntion. Neither of
the Washington organ will, it Is slated com
mit themselves on the proposiltnn.
The llrrnld't special dispatch snya: The
proposition is everywhere looked on na a very
diminutive result to repay the lung labor of the
ilinnntnin. Common rut lor alllibnlea ita au
thorship In Coiiklin and Forney. Both wings
uf the parly nre out of linmnr. lint both sup
port Ihe plnn, since it does not distinctly cm-
Irnvert their opinions, nnd il perhaps Hie near
est Iheir peculiar views lhat can he obtained.
A Bold Koiihkrv. Chicago, April 30.
About three o'clock yesterday morning aix
burglars entered the residence of Cnhior Har
rison, ol the .National bang, at Cndiz, Uluo,
bound and cngged the cashier and compelled
him and his wile to deliver np Ihe keys of Ihe
tank aud sole. 1 roceeUitig thenco to the
bank thev ( fleeted an entrance and robbed the
safe uf flOO.'XKI iu U. 8. bonds, and about
15,000 in deposits. After locking Ihe watch
man inside they made good their escape on a
hand car. alter cutting ins telegraph, wires
ASBDUi r.it Ct'TTO PiKt rs The Indian
apolis Herald of the 7 1 Is of March give the
following particulars ol an awiul tragedy In
lieiltonl. Indiana:
A renlleraan just from Brdfnrd has famish
ed o, witb the particulars of a fearful tragedy
which was enacted In that loan last Monday
night, resulting in Ihe death of Prof. J, Madi
son Evans iiy violence at tne hands nl lr.
Km, Newland. The cause which impelled
Dr. Newland In imbrne bis hands in a.felbiw
creature's blood is said lo have been the seduo
tion of bit daughter by Kvnns. Mis New
land, we learn, list been at a boarding school
fur sumo lime, and her unfortunate condition
becoming npparrnt lo the principal the was
sent borne, arriving at iteumru on Mnnniy
where she confessed to her father and de
nounced Ksant as the man vthu had etleclet
her ruin.
Il is laid that Evans accomplished the
duct loo of the girl sonw years ago, wbeo she
was quite ynoug. and wat going to tohool lo
him. annl nas i.een imiiviato min ner ever
since. Ihe intimacy Dually resulting in the
girl't becoming enritnte. her dismissal fiom Ihe
Imarding-tchiaH as lielorsj elated. L pon learn.
inf the foul dishonor brought upon hit child
Dr. Nealand. fretined with ruga and slianie.
nrmed bnnseif wilh revolver, and a b.ng
htris knife snch as surgeons use in aioputa
liiii. ant rlJi!' I '"'h k llie git,7
.7
wretch. lie went to Evans' house, but found
b:ra absent. Tho doctor told Mrs. Evans the
oiroiimstanoes, and that ha hud come to hill
her husband, and would kill him as soon as he
cnuld find him. Passing up the street ho met
Evans, and as soon as lie was satisfied in re
gard lo his Identity, slot him down, the ball
taking elfect in hti body, hvam fell lo the
earth nnd began imploring Newland to spare
htm. Newland advanced to where he was
lying, plunged the long kuifo into his neck,
and nearly severed the head from his body.
Ho then stabbed him repeatedly in different
fiarts of bis person, and did not desist until
t was evident that the sinful spirit of the
wretched man had taken its flight.
Prof, Ltuns was a minister of tlie Chris
tian Church, who at ono time enjoyed a posit -inn
of considerable eminence, lie was unco a
Professor in ihe Northwestern Christian Uni
versity of this city, and wns the anthnr of a
populur work called the ''Pioneer l'rencliers
of Indiana." lie is the sume person who,
some weeks ago, was deteoled in flagrante
deliclu with another man's wife at a hotel in
Greencaslle.
The most intense oxoitement prevails at
lieuloril in regnrd to the horrible nlfair. lip
to the time our informant left un attempt had
been made to arrest .Nowlnnd.
DKH0CBAT1C tOWENTIOX IX l.INX.
Ed. Statesman : The great day has ontno
and gone, and the " Demooratiu " party of
Lttin county have just nut partially recovered
Horn a general convulsion, with tin lenntia re
mits, except lo awaken In the mimlt of Union
rnenastroiiger determination to keep Ihe oflioes
in the gil t of tho people out of the cunt nil uf the
snultes, Mini sou Unit Ihey aie lilletl ny toy it
men. The Convention was culled to order nl
1 1 o'clock a. M. hy James 11. Doutliit, Chair
mini of Ihe County Central Cmmiiittea, and
" prayer, praise and preaching " being nmitlod,
the august limly then proceeded to " lit!!. '
Enoch Holt, of Ilnrrisbnrg, was elected tout
pnrnry chairmnii, and stated llie order of liusi
ness to be Ihe election of Secretary and Assist
ant Secretary. N. II. Craimr was then put in
nomination but rel'ii'ed to serve; nod thought
llie body sin ulil elect ono of Its own nieniliers,
Accordingly, C. A. Ferguson, tho man whose
education cost such a rust amount or money,
received ihe doubtful honor of the Incumbency
of thnt office. J. W. Mnck wns also elected
Assistant Seoretarr. The Chair then appoint
etl Ihe following Committee on Credentials:
Wnrlh of Peoria; Crawford of Cenmr and Hill
of Brownsville. Here an effort uf Ihe grille
man from lite " Forks " wits tnaile to increase
tlio iinmber of delegatei from Kcio precinct,
which finally fulled. During this lime the Com
milieu on Crcdculiula tocinetl to he laboring
very hard to dcerpher Democratic hieroglyph
ics, nnd ascertain, if possibl,', who really were
the deb-gules lo the Convention, rmnlly, bnv
ing satisfied Ihemselret on this point, they mndo
their report. Hero tome member miulv u tug
gesinin in regnrd In Quartvine, saving siiuie
thing about chieanery which we ontild not un
dersinud. and inquired if there una nny one
Irom tliiil tectum In represent Mm Democracy
there. Ho was answered by a gentleman, who
aroso and with gi'eilt cool noes ami deliberation
proceeded to intonn the snooker Unit "John '
was ilnwn from "thar." and after a time Jt It at
was duly ail in ill l-iI to tho ooiinoil, A commit
tee ol live, on resolutions, anil a couiiiiilleo on
permanent organization wns then appointed,
and Iheir labors rested until I o'clock, p. M
As "largo bodies move slow." the Convention
did mil reassemble until nhont 1 i u clock, when
a motion was innile anil carrietl tluit tlio nuin
iniitlons ho innile by bnllnt. Vthich nrruugeiiietit
i.A not suit tome ot the older Iteutls, ami n mo
tlou for a reconsideration wus made and cur
ried, and filially Ihey adopted Hie old IJeitio
crutio rule of voting "viva voce," anil a general
quiet of about three minutes prevailed. Then
commenced the "lug of war." The first mini
iuees were for Slate Senators, and a volo taken
with the following result : It. II. Craw f.inl :!.',
Win. (,'vrns ill, J. M. McConncll 18. Craw
ford and Cyrus were then declared to bo Ihe
nominees. A vutu fur Ileprereutalivea was
then taken, as follows : Worth 34, Helm, 43,
Moore Smith!!!). Itnird 3:1. M .inkers 17
Hrvant 20, Savane C, Willunghhy 0. Dorris 0
MeMorrit wis llieti nniiiinatiil for County
Judge by acclamation. 1 be struggle for Conn
tr Clerk was very short, and it was evident lhat
Ihe candidate was alreai'y utuuiiiated. A. W.
StannrJ received Ihe nomination on the second
ballot by on nlumst unnuimnus vote. In the
contest Tor Sheriff qtiiti- n number of aspirants
presented themselves tlio first ballot resulted
iu no choice. The second ballot m: f lifts taken
with the following result : Smith (son of the old
man Smith) S3. Tltn.tipsou 5. Haines 5, Pow
ers (1. Tlioipe4. Smith wnt declared nomi
nated. Tor the ofliua of Couulv Coniiiiissioner
there was but little strife, anil Pint! Clover und
Jason Wheeler Were lioiilin.ited by ncolnilnt
linn. Assetsur being next in nrder. C. Huston
received the iionimatinii on Ihn I ballot, rer
gnson wns I lien Humiliated hy niclaniution for
Sclmol Superintendent, and II. J. 0. Avcrill
for Surveyor. The olli of Cnnnier being one
uf minor iiiiportnuue and not ninth money in it,
it rather went begging, but a itiggcilinn Irom
a gentleman t tut t the office of Coroner mis nn
itiiportunt one, nnd that in case uf Ihe death of
the Sheriff Ihe ufliun would full In Hie Coroner,
Dr. Wm. Lister vtns nominated hy noclania
lion. As llie hnsiiirsa of the tiny wita ubout
concluded nil nnsnphisliciileil member Hindu a
motion Hint the liominnllons be niiitlo ly acrln
million, but was correoied by a brother, who
nit til unanimous, nnd thereupon llie unsophisti
cated member aforesaid took hil real, l'mm
the maimer in which tlio iinuiiimliona were
made, il was plain that llie thing wnt " made
np " before the Contention was called to order,
prolmbly the night previous, and every iiomi
nee who could not prove lhat he was a in-
rack Democrat, onwnshed ami nntrrrified, stood
no show, and tome of Ihe n ilder elasa went
home, rather mre-hcadcd and probably wiser
if not belter men. After some business of mi.
nor importance, the Couvc ntiuu adjourned tint
Jit. C.
Wasco Coumty. Tho Mmnlainerr of the
5th lust, contuini thu following:
Tho party of men sent in pursuit of the In
dian! w m stole the train of mulct belonging In
Messrs. Blake It I'lusky. soma time mice, from
Antelope Valley, have been heard from. They
nave lound where Ihe millet are, and have tent
hock for more men lo at-isl in recovering them.
The men are of Ihe opinion Hint lb mules
were stolen by Warm Spring Indiana, who art
in league wilh theSnaket. It it probable lhat
the parlr will not onlv recover their own ani
mals, but also many others, which hare been
stolen from time tnliine by these tnm Indians.
Tho stag frnm Canyon City arrived laat
eveinug about 10 o clock. Mr. Wheeler lu.
forms tit that yesterday, between Del Chu'ei
and Hake Uven, he expenencea a tevere snow
ttorni, snow falling a thick and fast at It usu
ally does in the middle of winter. Nn lata dep
redations are reported on Ihe mad. although In
dians are often men lurking about. The dam
age done by llie freshet al Canyon City it etli
mated at fri.OOO.
Tho Union County Convention of Wasco
has nominated Ihe following ticket : r or Itep
resentalives, C. II. Koegle and II. A. Uogue
Clerk. It. B. Heed; HhenfT It. W. Crandnlh
Cnminl-sinners, ft. Mays and It. II. Wood;
Ho tool Superintendent, Thomas Condon ( As
sessor, h. h Rowland; Surveyor, W. 1). Camp-
. ,. , lai f. tl'
uell ', coroner, nr. vr . li. ainer.
Til a O'goaiaa of May 1st sayi j From smut
evidence How in existence here, il I thought
that Dr. H. It. I 'nebs, formerly a resident and
medical praclitioiief at several place in Ore.
gnu, died nn Ihe passage between Sao Fran
eisro and Panama, last September or October.
Hit agent here it nnnble lo learn anything of
Ids wfr rl'-i's k-e tbil time.
WHOLE NO. 791.
VtOULU'B IXlll'HTKIAL KXHIBITIOX.
Statu of Ohkuon, ExkcutivbDrpabtmunt.
Portland, April 28, 1800.
F.d. Statesman Dear Sir : Enclofcd here
with yon will find communion!! nit reocntly re
ceived by mo for distribution, npon tho luhjeot
of the " Paris Universal Exhibition." to oum-
monce on tho first day of April, 1867. It it
deiirahlo that the interests of Oregon should he
represented on that occasion, and I have writ
ten to tho agent, asking that tho lime for tho
reoeption of article! at New York may be ex
tended, to that we may participate in the ex
hibitinn. An answer it exproled hy telegraph.
Charles M. Carter, Esq., of thit cltv, will be
in Paris at the limo of the exhibition, and hai
kindly consented In not for those in thit State
who desire to tend articles for exhibition.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant, '
. A. C, UiiiBS, Governor of Oregon. ,
If any person desires lo lend anything to the
great World's Fair at Paris, ho oao have (be
docimiemt we have reoeived on this subject.
SoiiTHF.itN Ohboon. We copy tho following
from Iho Jacksonville Reporter; of thu Stli In
stnnt :
A son of Mr. Horn, who reiidet on Gaul's
Creek, swallowed A small finnnlit V of ley,' yet
terduy, and died from tho effects of It.1 The
buy wns Mxteeu months old, ... , ,., , ;
1 lit) lown CiiinuiiHsioncrs imssed nu ordi
nance for the repair of llie side-walks on the
principal streets, so ns lo conform in n uniform
grade, and tho work It progressing linely." 1 1
The Good Templars of this district ein-
liracing all Ihe lodges in Kngne Hirer Valley
bavo enncerted nrraiigumenlt fur celebrating
the anniversary of the introduction of the order
into me Mate, on tho llltn nl llie prcienl mnnill.
During the past week tlio streets nl Jail-
ouvillu have been blocked up, will) freight
loams, tor thu first lime this season. On l ues
day several tenmt uirlred In lown from lted
UI1T. heavily laden with merchandise. They
wore expected to arrive several day sooner.
but the stale of iho rouds wat to bad that it
took them hvu days to mnko tho trip from Yre
ka hero. On Wednesday teams arrived, ton
dnyt Irom Crescent City, laden with hierchan
disc. The roadt between thit anil llie coast
aro iu a very rough condition, making this, Ike
hrst trip, anything hut prohlahle.
tight with Indians. t nun a letter received
hr James Cnsey. of tins plnoe, dated Hnsan-
ville, April It li, it nppeurt thai lb Indioas
are very troutilesnme nu the other side ol the
mountains. Tlie troops under Major Smith hail
a light with them lu Surprise Valley recently,
in which eighty ol Iho. redskins were killed
But this good w hipping Joes not seem lo talis
fy them, lor they relumed sunn after and drove
uir a lot of stock from the settlement. The
w riter mys it it doubtful if it will end thcte, for
tiny seem determined on further notlihtiei,
The prospects are that there will bo a general
Indian war all along the lionlier this bummer,
The Sentinel toys i Thnt. Armpriest wat ar
rested on Monday night hr City Marshal Hanks,
ami fined on Tuesday morning twenty-five
dollars, for cruel nnd inhuman treatment of
horses. ' - ' ' ', '" ' ,"'
We nre Informed that the greater part of the
fruit in Josephine county has been killed.- In
some localities it It nil dead. In thit comity
in certain localities, it ts greatly Injured, espu
uiniiy nu ttiu iowi r part oi noguu rivur.
Ci.aiik County Luiiun.Thti first lest of
rock from Hut Ictlgo h.'s just been made. Mr,
S. W. Ilenll took 520 pounds of Ihe rock to
1'urllniid, which wuacrunlieil mid amalgamated
by Mr. W. 11. Knrrnr, who did Ihe same) work
for Ihe tests of Ihe Columbia ami Vancorjve
ledges, nnd yielded return of tlO 58 per ton,
Tho rook wat surface ruck, ami tho return ii
consiuered highly satisfactory. ,
Purtiea tlaud ready In put np a mill or mills
for custom crushing nt five dollar.) per ton. and
oilier purtiea to deliver nick at the mill at lw
dollars per Ion. Tho evidences are more and
mure conclusive that in a short time large
amounts of bullion will be produced here, and
that litis will become the centre of ono of tlie
most extensive nnd prosperoai quarts milling
recions on tho Pucilio const. Discoveries of
new b ilges are being made weekly, aud it is
probable that Ihey run through a largo extent
ul country, ensily accessible, and Immediately
coiiuecli il with a g i hhI agricultural country
luncourer Register.
THE riCKSS OX BKiOXSTItlCTlOX.
Chicago, Mar 3. The reconstruction coin
milte has closed clamming w itnesses nnd tub
milted all Iho remaining letliiiiony. The en
tire nmonnl, In bo printed immediately, will fill
several volumes. Tlie tominenls of the press
on Hie reconstruction report show great divert
ily of opinion, and while must republican pa
pert are willing to accept it, all have tome
limit to bud.
The New York Eeening Vusl fityt ! The
country expected something for hastening re
organization. This is desired for the Southern
Slates, but will not be accepted certainly, till
after tho fall election. Practically, therefore,
this is a platform on which thoso who elionae lo
stand upon it mar go before the country in Ihe
full. In my judgment, that Is not enough lo
satisfy tlie country. Suppose the eh-clioiis ro
tull unfavorably, it may then bo teen that Ihe
next Congress will not only withdraw these con
diiinns, lint repeal the lest nnlh ami civil rights
bill. That it. our own Imprndeiicn will have
sacrificed Iho great objects already gained. It
it nut Inr wiser lor Congress in make sum uf
what it lias dune, and to suy "enough for thit
time, bo content f It has secured the eiiurem
auy of law and Justice, ami should admit al
onco all who tuko Ihe prescribed oath.
I ho Commercial Advertiser tart : 1 ho plan
is a lume attempt lo rutify what good the rret
blent has done, substituting it fur Iheir own
scheme. That will lie good enough till after
the election.
Tlid Svrinafield Rrmlilica says I If lh
committi-e expect the Northern Stiilel torus
tuin them in imposing such conditions, will he
greatly disappointed. It Is not east' to win suc
cesses to any party measure which bean na lit
face Ihe evidence Ihut it hot no other ar better
Durnose.
The Chicago Tribune regrela tls.it tho plan
doet not include negro tnffrnge. but as a pnliov
of sure and entittous political expediency adop
k d merely wilh a view of carrying Ihe election
It regards the plan tu a vety strong one.
Thu Times says : While most of the propo
sitions are jet ond tonuil. ill leading purpose,
the election of the next President by a divided
Union, fa monstronslv unjust, unwise and im
practicable, and if persisted in by Congress,
will leatl lo disastrous oimseqnencr.
The Ereuing Journal sayet If tho condition!
are seemingly hard, the South Itscll It to bu
blamed.
The St. IOtiii Democrat tayt t il it scarcely
lobe hoped lhat a planless)?) nbjeetimnbie
can receive Ihe requisite two-thirdi volo lu
congress.
The New York Trilmnr it disappointed, be
lieving lhat liinid ooansels have overlhrowa
llie negro infringe, while Ihe party might at
well haro carried Ihe gams at well as tne
faino.
Th BntUm AJrerliser says lhat It opinions
are that the committee have done the best thai
can be done, and lhat Iheir action mutt be
deemed decisive. We are glad to tee Indira'
cations of a general disposition among Union
nieu tu forego personal views, ana unite to is.
cure tlio adoplion of Ihe report. , .
fT" The Idaho Statesman tayt lhat the
steamer ou the Hnak riser we launched on
the 24th ull. She M on htodred and Unlit
feel long, twenty -IX feet beam, two hundred
and forty three horse power, and draws sixteen
inchea ! water, and will he ready Inr a Irtallrlp
,-,Ml ll. iyh l Mir-p-l"-.).. WMiney
BOOK AND JOII PltlNTIftf,
; , : Of Every Description, ,; i
KXKOUTKO WITH NEATNESS AMU DISPATCH.
asTss or AovsaTiHisfl. '.V,,, 1
First Insertion, $0 pur square of ten Unci r Im, minion
measure, 1 fur eftuli labssuusnt Insertion. - -
fry- AUvsrtl.lnir bills, alien not pnhl In advaiatsr HI Mi
rlmrmHl twsntjr Bye par sent, iihlltlonal, to cover Ilia cat
of eollMllon,
tW A lltiersl dedustlim rrom tlie alloys rates will lis mails
n favor of lhns who arlrsrtlHs hy the n.iiartur. ' .;
MOM TUB EAST, '
' OeoRUETOWK.'D.C., March 13, Ifl(J;
Ed. Statesman i Thinking a brief letter (rom
thlt locality may not bo ohjcctlonahl to yaar
renders, a few items art noted. At Ihe wtatkatr
It, hy common consent, an Inoxhanstible toploofV
conversation, it does not appear that Itthoold bsi'
ignored in writing. - For tho most fart, it baa '
been tevere during the entire winter. ' There was
not more than the tunal quantity of rain,' but
mow were frequent and Iho eold protracted, anl7
at times intense. . The tun it now, howavSr, "
In gonial warmth, while Ihe winds com ffuatlyi
from tho south, producing Ik coavittloa !hlbV
winter it pastitnd spring with Ita afreatnaatandt;
beauty It gpproachlog. , And nt good weathar,)
hat a happy effect upon the tempera of men, IA l
thought thnt Congress has improved since the tan ,
began to thine and the winds from tho sonth be
gan to blow.. Indeed, it It now deslarad.'SX
always thought was really the esuie, that thara
never wnt A very great aiftorence between the
1'rutideiit and Congress on tho subject of rteenv '
striiction. , The President deolaro's that thtSsatstlli
lately in rebellion never were out of the Union..
ami per consequence that thct are In it now ; and
.....I If -.. U. ....... .1 .,..1 .1 ,
nnu u aa oinicn limy aro in tno VJllKHaotrar, tary :
are justly entitled lu representation, luopgrsjaj!,,
by ("V"' oien, and by tuyiH mtm oajr. ' -' .
Congress hits never said that these Wtateii 'are,''
or ever have boen, out of the Union i bnl sis4s.',
delay the matter of adniltUugSouthern represent-,,
stives, nnt to investigate whether tha men claim
ing to reprnaont the said Slates art loyal-ami f
linvo proper credentials, hut toexnintnc into tho ,
general opinions nnd feelings of the Southern
people as its thtlr loyally." The' Islfei" argued '
that delay can do no harm, , but inuuli good I tls4
President, and the enhsurvotive, Ke tiblicana jiti; .
sist that thn delay prevents that' prosperity in tho)
South which would Increaso Intei'iml Hud Imparl'1
revenue, so necessary for. thn diminution ( pug.,
national debt i that tho Southern States nre in the
Union, and, If to, the Cotutitntlon rlearfy gives 1
thum tho I'ighl of repreaeotatitill, and if they nv f
a riilit to representation iu Congress, so luiig at
th-y are nnennstiliitloiinlly deprived of that tigh(
iujuatice is dona to seven millions of penple'l that 1
no possible harm can reanit from, ndiiiittiiig ojssf ,i
reprosuntnlives from the South, let the ipntfcr.
turn ns it will; these representatives; would bo'
truo to tha liuverument of the United eratet. o (,
It is now hinted i hat really the excitement. wav
only a strategic movement for the next Presiden
cy. - This is ilonbtod, because the lending; inert hi '
Congruxs aro straightforward and outspuka mssn i
while we nil know that Andrew Johnson a,
houest as he Is brave and pntrlotie. His txriinpld
in nitetiug and overcoming difficulties in this way '
of bis rising frnm poverty, and hit pcrMWratigaw
in what he believed lo bo right, has given hint a
ktnu ot inspiration irom boyhood. Ana in nu
relation has he thewu hit elf to be a trite siftM
more tlinn when, at the beginning uf the war, he
stood forth In defense of Ins country. amT When1
subavquantly l'reaident Liucoln sJoterniiued toil) -in
tin- matter na Andrew Julniton might ok'ut.Uia,
bondmen of Tennessee were set nt liberty accord
ing lo his dotipt.' Than lat no patriot litter angTtt'
against tha motives, of Aodruw Jdliruiofi, lion -should
the inotivet of the majority in Congress ht.
called In question, for their leaders,'1 years ago,
by enduring the iusulta and slander of tlia maa l
who have proved themselves to be the enemies of,
the Bepnbiie, gave the strongest evidencc.of.thcir
sincerity. - Both tides ar alike honest, yet earn '
takes iu peculiar, view, pf tba niatltr of reoon-i
striiction, that of the Admlniatraliun being, ae-,
carding to Mr. Seward, the tame at that of the
lato President Lincoln, t o' .ttim i -'in o mi.il
Your lieprtsculative aud Senators arc eonittuil--,
ly ht tiieir pnst, and daservedly stand high, bqth
in Coiigreatand oominunlty. ' Mr. Henderson, In '
addition to performing hit duties aa Beaiesmitax I
tiro, occasionally aids the ministers of the city
nnd vicinity in their public ministrattont. I no
tice that b delivered an addresi at tha annual '
missionary meeting, , East Washington station, i
and that ha subsequently preached in tho tame
church tu a very large congregation. ' Such men ''
always prapoasesa oommunily in favor of the
Statu they represent. But let not tlie impression
b nisdo that Senators Nesmitli and Williams do '
nut stand at high aa the highest, for nun that
Oregon could lend would itand higher or be move-,
profoundly respocted either in Congress or by ,
cosmnunity.' t '' ' '.""''
Vou have beard uf the Stnunlo majority of tha !
Ballitnore Conference. Some ministers of that ,
uinjoriiy meet with the Conference at Ifa next
t nation i but by lar the larger uituiber refosed to '
du to, and some of them, if uot all. aided lb rt i
bellloii Ull Lee't surrender t and last month met
In Conference al Alexandria, when, by formal
vote. Ihey joined Iht Methodist Kpucopal Chorea-!
South. So Ihey have gona where they have been ,
In heart for years. Thit data of men have taid
lunch aboal military rale depriving tbem of '
churches, Ac. Hut uone have bestn snore bitter -and
none more tyrannical when they had Ihe
power, than themselves. They have not only
rloaed cburchot and Ikkot) ' possession ef etraosv 1.
ages deeded to llie Methodist Episcopal Church. ,
hut hare also fostered the spirit and been tha pri- ,
ninry causa of tha persecuuon and maltraatmeat
of meiiibers anil aiinistert of that C'bureh. . It U r
thought, however, that there is torn hope uf a
rounion of the two great Methodist bodies, at the '
lause of division, by the providence of Uod, ha '
been removed, and nothing but thu feeling aaaj, ,.
auniimaiil engendered by that cause exists tu keup ,
ttiftn apart. This feeling is nol so strong in tha -great
body of the Southern Church at on the bor
Our. Hence the reunion must be begun and coll- 1
eliminated with that part of the Chart h south uf
lilclimonil and Kentucky.
If gold should suddenly come down to par, you '
would nol ho lunch alToeted in your riiiatu-inl mat- i
ters, but II Is feared there would be many failure ,
on this tide. Already business lags and business
mail hesitate tu risk much, though U It net sup. i
posed there w ill bo luiieh of a crash, if any. ,B,, ..
ArrnMHTRU Rt;ieiim. The Idaho Slntes- 1
man my t lhat Azuriuh Smith, a brulher ot Iho .
mini who wut murdered in I.inu county, last ,
winter, and also a brother of tho mnrde rer.who
it now under lenience of death, attempted to .
commit suicide, a few day ago. while econro--panying
lb adminislrnlor of hit mer4erss.
brother to Idaho City. Coming at far a Mure.
time Bend, young Smith onme In the i etennlw
nation to dissolve bis eennretinn with lhat fam
ily, borrowed a pishd from hit companion, and '
shot himself through the led breast. Dr. Mi. i
ner wat called and extracted Ihe ball front,,
Smith's back. The patient hat conclodvd lhat
he would rather lire, and it in a fair way to"
recover. The funny part of Ihe affair i that '
Smith, alter recovering frnia tha shook, ha i
tullered great alarm lett the vigilaulet villi
hang him for trying to kill himself. . , , c
t .... W. I... I il,a ! i.f nis.eS. T
log Dr. Simmons, of Iewistoa, a few days siooev
and oonverslng with him for a lime relative v
Ihe prospects and advantages of that portion 0
Idnho. The Doctor repoits lhat city in a italu,
of protrrity, and think il will become the'
grand oeuler of trading operation fov ike ldn-"
ho, Montana ami Ulaoif.H.l mine. II UlulM
that a rotd can h opened from that pUoe In ,
Virginia City in a dltinee of lour hundred
mile, which will be helrwr than any other"
mule. .An appropriation baa brca made by
Congre for iu mrvcy and opening, and a per
ly it now at Lewislon for Ihe pu-poee of enter-,
ing npon that work. He says Florence it fully ,
worked out as a plnoer camp, bnl will yet yield
largely from quattx. Kaacoassr Register, it
Iltoil Scnooi,. Iter. E. P. Ilendereon. well'
known le the people ol III'. oomuioniiy a a 1
successful leaober, paid aur town a visit daring
Ihe .week for th purpose of making arrange-,
uieiiti lo establish a high school. Such an to-,
snttition it greatly needed In thit community,
and we hope lhat Mr. Henderson will meet 1
with lhat hearty rapport and encrage !
which the Importance of tha enterprise de-
- ... -
inandt fcasnt JomnaL -
r.l -I I.
Coi-prhiirad Intrllioincb Th Circle- '
ville (Ohio) 'nice says Ibal turn of the Da
mncracy In that region entertain very co rinse
Ideas of the Freed lo.o't Bureau hill. It
t.-eint thtt Ihey suderatood the objecl ts ke In
piesrnt tvsry niggec with a liltlu bereau, whils
no protision hi mad for famishing one t the
white man. Tbhj dworiminaliuu ia favor ef
Iho negro Ihey consider anmnttiuiiunal ami
unin.t