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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON STATESMAN I'ubi.hhiu ivinr Mim)A, kit Ths Oregon Printing and Publishing Company, I). W. CIIAIO, BimiiiPM .TlttiiUKcr, Tram One year, $3, In eoln. Six tnontlu, tT Romlluincet timy be made by mull at our rlik when mailed In the pretence of the poll mailer. O. . OMolal Paper for the State. FLORENCE SEWING MACHINES. Copy of the Report of the Committee of Award, a al. irm. i e .l ai mo r air m inn AMERICAN INSTITUTE HEW YORK. 1805. To Hie FLORENCE SEWING MAUIliNE CO. for the Best Family sewing Machine, Highest Premium Gold Medal, IteilMOIlM! Int. ltd Simplicity and grout range of work aa. ine Reversible reea notion. 3d. The perfect finish and substantial man nor In which the machine In nutria. 4th. The rapidity of Ita working and the quality oi me worn done. 5th. The Self-adjusting Tenalon. The FLORENCE wns awarded the Fint and uigiietl Premium at the Stuto Fair of Cull fumia, the only Fair on tho Pacific coast at which any two double-thread Sew ing Machine! were eiltiliited in competition in 1885. Thb Florence received the only premium awarded bv the Mechanic! luitiLute at Han Francisco, in IHtit aiyl 1865, to any Hewing Machine, Hewing Machine uiumujr tirn(;iit. luai'lHIinui a competitor to a medal ie without any foundation whatever. Wherever the Fuikknce has been brought In com- Eetition with other Hewing Machines. It has'alwnvs een declared tlie best. It Is the most simple, the most substantial, the most efficient, and ita use is earilv learned. Every Machine told is warranted in the full eonse or the word Bend for Cironlars and Samples ef fork. SAMITE I. IIIIX, General Agent, 111 Montgomery street, Sou Franoitoo, N. O. PAKUISli, A-rcnt, 7:y SALEM. Oregon, MYERS & RIGGS, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in all kinds of Groceries, Paints and Oils, Brushes, Putty, Alcohol, Crockery, Glassware, ' Lamps, Pocket and Table Cutlery, r Wood and willow ware, Dye-Stuffs, Tobacco and Cigars, Ba con, Lard, Butter, Eggs, Oats, Potatoes, &e. &c. Store under the Legisla tive Hall, Holman's block, oc9 SALEM. 32mG DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS. 3. T.-1860-X. The rapidity with which MAO'S I'lUIiTlfll I1HTEB Have become a HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY through . out civilifed nations, is without n par , allel in the history of the world. OVER ' TWO MILLION, ONE BL'NDSED THOUSAND Were Sold in TWELVE Months. The Demand ia Daily Increasing! RICH and POOR, OLD and YOUNG Ladles, Physicians and Clergymen nun t.-at tT Revives Uroopinu Spirit m, Lends STRENGTH tolhe System Vigor to the Hind, AND u Exhausted Nature's Great RESTORER. Ill effect, lu cases of DYSPEPSIA, Loaaof Appetite, Wenknetim Excess ive Fuliitue, Sour Stomach, Men tal Despondency, Ac IS MOST EXTRAORDINARY. It ia composed of the choicest roots and herbs, the the celebrated CAUSA Y A HARK, etc, all pre served in pare ST. CltolX HUM. As a gentle Appe tiser, and healthy, agreeable rHimnlant, it has no eqnal. It ia aolk by all respectable dealers, in every Town. Parish, Village and Hamlet, throughout North and South America, Europe, and the Islands of the Ocean. CtT None can be genuine unless bearing the pri vate United States Stamp over the cork, with Signa tare on steel plate label of P. A. DRAKE, It CO. SMITH & DAVIS, 71 Front Sreel, Portland, Oregon. MM A OK NTS FOK OREGON, and the Territories. Kept. 55, 18 30 THE EYESTHE EYES Dr. E. II. PARDEE, OCULIST AND ACRIST. 4 VTER A PKOTRACTEII BUXDNKHflff mors XX than Ave Team, Dr. Pardee ha made himself inonrmigniy ana srienuncauy acqnamiea who an diseases of the Kye, and is now practicing with a suc cess not nqwwed in the Cniled Stales. All operations performed, such a Htrabwrniw, or crow eye, t'srantrt hy linear extmrtion, DepmMoa or Absnrhtion, Pterririiim or fleshy im-inhmnre growing over the ere, Reduction of tSuptrvloma or bultrinrt oat of the'eve, Ariiflrfal Pupil, Fistula Larhrrmilie, or closing of tear pisage, and all deformaliei nf the Lids, etc., elf. Am final Kyes inserted witliunt the least pain, and posegssino; all Ute moTemenu and brillianev of the real ere. A Urtie assortment ennrtantlr na band for lale at reasonable prises. The Ihirtor's Kve Heta for the treatment and rare of all nenrnne diseases m esed all over internal. - Thankful to Uioee phrmrtane who bare sent hi cases for noeralbms. and hones that hie nniremtl m ree will warrant a eontiunaiion of their confidence, lite celebrity aa an operator ie i extensive with hie access; aa paiiente are nrreenlinir themaeWae ft treatatenl and epentioae. from new lore end tfaatoe almnet awnlhly. Manr paiienu can be eeea al tlie Doctor! office dat Ir. in didervnt fiairee of rern Trr. Omret 77 CLAY STREET.Iabore the Plaia) near iMipoiit mrort. T Rope Tor ItoMn, TVATEXT AiUUmue. Lard Oil. Nut Oil. Polal 1 Oil, K-lft Oil. t'aatnr Oil, Olive Oil, Lioserd Oil. Coal Oil, and Benaine, at er MYERS t RIOGS. VOL.16-NO. 24 Valuable Farm for Sale. MTIIK subscriber, being about to embark in ft other buiiness, oilers fur sale, at a great bur-ZSl gain, his Farm, pleasHutly situated about one mile south of the fluiirmhiiig village of Ku.eliiirg, DOU GLAS CO., on the Hinge route, and comprising about One Thousand Acres of excellent land, moat of which Is Inclosed with rood icim ea, ituu Uiiuer h kuwi sihio ui cultivation. The linurovenienta are ot the moHt subiiiNiitlMt M,ni. acter, coimimiiig of a large and commodious FRAME DWELLINfl HOU8K, Willi walled cellar, a splendid frame UAIIN, 110x84 feet, with numerous oilier out- uuiiuings. a large UHUIIAIll), of choice fruit, lu succeseful bearing, Is another Important appendage to this doeirable homestead. Persons desirous of engulfing In the farming and stock-ruining busmen, in tlie salubrious climate of the Uaipo,ua Valley (which stream runs through the premises), will And this a rare chance to acquire a u Y u..n,, nine iuuiiim ni a very low price. Iikms. Time will be given on pnrt of the pur chase money, if desired. For further particulars, ap ply to tho subscriber at Rosebuig, Oregon. May 5, lHtifi. JOHN KELLY. Pay Up, Gentlemen. ALL PERSONS knowiiifr thcmnelvei indebted to me are rfripectfiilly invited to cull and pay up n'i iuuiicj iu piiy my own flew. - 1 1 muk ful foe pHBt nutronniro. I hone lo nill rm vnn come around to the old maud, where I can be found raauy to wan on you witu hii Increuited Mock of GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES. Bnlem, April lfi( 18r6-7tf J, M. COULTER. Private Medical Institute. fisttthlialied by DR., j. c. YOUNG, FOIt THE CUBE OF PRIVATE DI8- EASES, OF WHATEVER NATURE, And all Female oomplaints. Consulting Ofllee, ISSta Wnslilnifton Street, Second building below Montgomery St..- SAN FRANCISCO, : i CALIFORNIA. NO CURE, NO PAY. CONSULTATION BY LKTTUR, OB OTHER WISE. FREE. For Direction of Letters, See Below. HIS CELEBRATED INSTITUTE bus enjoyed on tli in coasl an uninterruuted Hticceu of Pmirtonn yeara, and linn become one of tlie renowned Honpituls of the Hire. What the celeliruU-t) Ini W FluanituU tn Tl..n J - J t: . uyu.iuis, niiu, too nu IDH rOIIUWIIUU CBWUII HIiniHIlt OI it ico id to tnn, tine luititute bus become to tha Pa. cilic Count. The thoueaiidi annnullv rniwivnd nnit cured, pluce It in point of nnmherof pulienti among i no wry ii rBi, oi ine worm , unu me Bucceen oi us treat ment ranks it second lo none. PHI V ATE DIHKASES IN HALES nd IRRttfilT. LA K1TIES IN FEMALES are tbe great destroyers of health, Tnev insiduonslv attju-k tlieHvarnm imi araA. nnuj uuuerraiue ana aesiroy u f tuey anve tlie bloom from the cheek, the lustre from the eve, the itreiufth and viorfrom tbe frumo ; tliey nive to the world puny and dineused oftsprinK, and poison, through suc cessive, Keneralions tlie nice of man. The murks cun be seen in Scrofula. Cousumntiun. C'riimluH. ilm Mini. ic, the Puralyiic, the Insane, etc There is no more terrible scourge to tbe humau race than those diseases arrisinjr from the contamination ot Verier I Poison. The mildest forms, hy retreating to the blood, bold ever over the one attained, the sword of destruction that is liable atauv moment to full and bltKht to utterly destroy all earthly hopes. MERCURY, reeoirnized aa the mo$t fatal medical rnrmy io nan, eomtiiuiutf with the Veneieul, doublet' his dangers. Those who huve boon liated with that Ceruicious mineral poi$o nre not cured; the disease us only assumed a new form. Do not bo Satisfied with Partial Cures. that leave the poimm to crawl through the system, eat ing ita way into the tissues and organs benenib the apparently smooth surftire. In burnt out in the future wnii iniiciireuiHt win tiuuieiueeuccisflrmedisifie. WHEN PERFECT CURES can bo oblaineo hv im. sonsultiug a physician whom long practice and llmro n(rh inveKiitnition into the cansofi ui i)ISEASE of the tuiiiAKi ukuaims enables lo determine ut once the uature of tbe disease. In all discHiiPS entrmued lo the Doctor'n ear. PER. FKCT 8PEKDY and PKHM ANKNT Cures are always Guaranteed In Syphilis and Its adjuncts t Goitorramaud its ne compnnying dirwusost all HiKCordors of the Bladder, Kidneys and prostrate; Seminal Weakness lis easee of tbe Heart and Uings; Dvscpsia Indigestion; Impotency ; Incipient Cousu nipt ton, and all diwnses of the U unary organs, in patlier nex, cure iilwuvs waniuted, OK xsu 1'AY ItbtjUIUEU al tlie PRI VATE Mcdlfnl Inntituio, KO. frit) WASHOTOS ST It It KT, SAN FRANCISCO, t i i i i CALIFORNIA. Seminal Weakness or Spermatorrhea. Tne vounir man who eincrlcncea that irntwmir weak new hi his nutscnlar and mental orunuinitinn should slop to consider whence it arises. He will liud in the weukucss of the back, trembling nf the limbs, disordered digestion, unHcrnuniable failing of the powers oi tne nuiHi, diHtaste lor soiifty, dreuu of im pending trouble, ttirehHlings af evil, sleeplessness, tronblifl and lascivimis dreams arconitauitd by grow ing deafness, loss of muscular power, and nnuivrous other symptoms of disonraniiwiioB. The ponitive tra- cee of that mot terrible and dt'Ntrurtive ot all diseas es, Seminal Weakness Wanting awn? bis powers, destroying his hope of life and manhood, and dragging mm along tne (iron mi puiu ot ins exisienve toward a nremature irruve. To him who liuds his life driblilioi out iu the (littclmrge of the vital priiK-iml of existence in nocturnal and diurnal emissions, the mere cessution of the causes id its appearunce brings no assurance ol relief. Miirrlnire, that holy office, the safegnard and hope of manhood, brings to such a one no hope of cure, hut adds to Ins misery iu tbe knowledge that lira one who looks to turn lor so much of ner happiness, is a victim of hia evil, and an innocent companion of his pnniob ment. He nddn to his misery and disorder uulil bone leaves him. There is no resell except in proer and skillful treatment Consult, then, at once, a physician whom long practice and careful researrh has made thoroughly conversant with every phase of the dis ease Those who have become the victims of solitary vices, that dreadful, fascinating, and destructive hab it, which tills thousands of sick rooms with paralytica and consumptives, and hundreds of untimely graves with its misguiueo: victims, should consult without t moment's dehiy. one who will sympathise with their sufferings. To such the Doctor would especially ad nt-PM tiimsfir, giving to earn aiKiaii assurance ol a PERFECT and PLUM ANKNT WHE without kin dranrt irom butiueta, change of diet, or fear of ex potnrt. Uc uot forget the address. See below. Important to Female. When a female is in trouble oratflicted with disease. and rcouires midical or sur'gistl assistance, the enquiry should be, Where is there a physician who is fully competent to administer relief, and whose respectable standing in society recommends him to the eoulbieitee of the community T The Doctor, underslaudiug now imperatively neceasary these requirements are, feels called upon to interpose, and by eal ling tha attention of the afflicted to the fart that be bat been a PRO FESSOR OF OlteTETKICS and FEMALti D1S EASES for twenty years, and is fully qualified toad minister in all cases, both medically and auiYicalli. not in ft saperficial manner, but in as thorough a man ner as years of study and practice both in hospitals and private families can stake, lo save tbeta from ice nauJs ol tne nnqnauneri, nnsrrnpmtimis, ani ties igniug. Theretore, families rau rely upon him as upon father. All in anliction can find in him one who can feel and sympathise with and befriend them in tronble one in whose sec rery the utmost confldertf-e can be placed. CONSULTATION UY LKT1EU OK OTHKKWIHK) FREE See address below. THE CbLKHUAThL) k KHAL.bUfc.HkDlKS.enm- KondedfromthepnvatepresrriaioiisofDH. VOt'NO. Lava bow obtained a most extended popularity, and are correctly viewed to be the safest and surest reme dies foe the complaints for which tbev are applied. Tbe constantly accruing testimonials oi1 tbeir ettWy declare tbcm to be pre eminently superior in tbeir ao Uom. No LasHv httnlH tiei wlthnrtt thetM RettOVSttnif Agents. None gennine anless prnmred at this oRtce. reni oy Mail or Kxpress. to any part of the JMate. the Great fknalr iiKfit ivKi phkvksi. TIVKPOWDKKS FtHHAKKlKD LADIES. New. .HHfeand Infallible, lading 1mm four to six monllir frtr M- FKr.PiCll LUNAR, OR KKMAI.E MONTHLY PILLH. F,tr suppression.. After fifty rears nf use these pills stand nnrivallvd la efaracy. rnre s per tox. To Correspondent. Patients midinr in any psrt of the hcie hn distant, wlio may desire nisdiail advtee oa tbeir re sfteclive cses, and who think proper to submit a writ leu statement of sorb in prelerence to holding a personal Interview, are awurve that their eommauwav lions will be held most sacred. All letters must be addressed to the rorrespondiag physician. Mine: BEX JAM IS F. J0SELYN. M.D., 5J6 WwlnDjrton hlrret. BI P. O San Framrisro. CmL b. r. naow WILL Imy and aell flreenlaKks. Mining fcwk. and llraAe on H.111 I'mncM-o. and lb, lUalrr bate ' Will tmv thM IHut or Hullioa OlSre wnk Wells lsigM A Co , oe Mlal Srl Smt SALEM, KIM-SIMM Summer Arrangement. TUB BTHAHKR8 NEW WOULD, CASCADE, ..oa.. WILSON G. HUNT, CAPT JNO. WOLFE Commander. Will leave PORTLAND dally. (Snndavs excepted) at 4 o'clock, a. m. for the CAHCADKS, connect ing; with the steamer ONEONTA or IDAHO CAIT. JNO. McNULTY Commander For Dalles-Through In One Day I TUB STEAMERS ' YAKIMA, WKH.POOT, OWVIIKK, HV.V. PKIICEI CHIEF, OKANAOON, Captain, E. K.COK.C. KKLTON, J. II. OKAY, and TIIOS. STUMl, Will ran cliriiiK the srasoit, from Celllo to Umatilla, Wallulit, White BlulTs, Palouse and LcwUton. One of the above named boats will leave C KM. I.O for UMATILLA and WAI.I.UI.A daily, (St.ndaya excepted.) lliralawill beilinpatched fcrWUITK Bt.WVH, PAI.OI'MR and I, II WINTOm as often as the ne cessity of the trade will demand. TUB BTKAMKR S II OH HO NIC, CAPT. J.MYUICK ..........Commander. Will run from OI.DK' FRRIIY. on Snake Hivr to noiNK 'IT Y, OWVIIKK Slid MOUTH BOIftK I.ANUINU, connectinic with THOMAS 6c 00. 8 STAGES,. ..Ann.. M. Du Relic A Co.'s Pant Freight Lines. J. C. AINSWOIITII, , . President O.S. N. Co. Portland, March 9, IHM. REAPERS I The well known and celebrated OHIO REAPER, Called the New York Improved, or Ocymour and Morgan,) Combined Machine, with great improve ments, having' a STEEL CUTTER BAR, Can be changed from a reaper, to a mower, In ten minutes: cut A and til taat. .u,utl, i.t.i.. . - . ... .....I,., nik.iit. ,111V IIUII Or tWO feet from Ilm irrnrwl . will ... IU iu . - n...v...lu WWBITr, per day. Can be nsed with two or more homes. Will wnere piner aticmntl nil IIOl. TllAV BNtMHinr ts ,u. iI.a -M- . I other machino, leaving it out of the way or tlie Uoan er. The GIANT ItEAPKIC Cuts a KKVftlV raiA'T awiTu, :n n acres ier day. ALSO. MeCormlck'i 6-foot Kespera and Mowern, oaii'i uuio - . Manny's) Wood' PrUe Mowers, ' Inlon. Uli;OIH,D, AU UVj By Ctt. Pltt'a Improved THRASHING MACHINES Russell's Masslllon and Sweepstake, 30 TO 30 INC II CYMNDKMS. AL80, llalnc.H' Illinois Uarrestcr (Hnadcr), Wire Uorne-Kakes, on Wheels, ReTolvlne " all Slxra, Portable Power Ha rreaam. - With n generut,assortiaeiit of AGRICULTURAL GOODS. . Asl ow as can be purchased elsewhere.' J. 0. ARTHUR &SON, 4m8 Cor. California and Davia Sta., 8. V. Shanahati & Dufrene, Importers and Dealers infj MUSICAL INSTRUMEMTS aim.. KIIEIiX MVH1C. Pictures and Picture Frames,' Kwvood, Gilt, and Walnut loldlnji, Cor, First and Morrison Sts, (Oppiuiile the WeMern Hotel,) Portland, Orcjron, Afrenls fur Wm, B, Bradbury's New Scale, ..AMD.. LindemaQ ind Sons patent Cycloid Piaiiot As we iitinort our instruments diiwri fmm V-t York, we guarau.ee to supply oar enstnmers at hsu rrancisro rthcfts. thereby tivim tlmm tUm mAt of selecting a good instrument. PIANOS FOR RENT, Mr. KIIANAIIAN. ftirmerlv nf A K..l,lr'. lt,..irl eMablislinieut, Sun Kranriwe. will attend to tnimiK aiio. reimirma: I'lanoa, aielndeons, aud all kind, of aii.m.i luatruineiiia 1'onlaml, July lti. lj'-ft Home Manufacture. HICGINS &l CO., KE now tnannractoiiiig a superior article nf Chemical, Olive, Pale, and Brown FAMILY MOAl. Which we will sell at Han Franrl.cn Price, and deliv er ui up river boau tree l diarae. All . lnTl 1 vn an . D a trvrnuv " .wwi.. iu . fiir.rm. rAVIVIII. orto Mr' HAKKM. UKKItILL Av CO.. Aienla, will eel win proaipt atienimn. W. L. IIIUdlNM Ac CO, Front St., bet. Clay and Columbia. Portland. Oregon. 19 McCraken, Merrill At Co., Ajrenla. J. 0. SHELTON, M. D. Pracllflnr Pbjtslelan and Snrjroa, 8ALKM, OilEOUM. . OBIce and raaidenre. Joa. Wilson's brick . opposite the tfnnelt llnnM. BEINCairradnaie of tbe Phy.ie Medical rolle,re,Cln rinnati, Ohin.he i. nnrelv trformnUtm in hi. nrae- lire .discarding alike ninerviandveiretabk pniMinsjitid ina men medicine, .niy m a.-t in perfect harmony " ' " .iM.ir-nniH-inea inai poaar-ie 111, nr. rrmn miUtiHi that if they do m .!. they will dn no i'jmiy. He has alao alleiHled a full mnrse of Irnana ia tbe Toland, I All pliiu- Medical Cvlleire.Kaa Fran riwo, and bavina; pmciirad mctn-iiw oa tht. roaH auoai six ywri, m fully annaiated with the du pwiiitar 10 in. cniMHie. Blnrkuntilli, Allrnllont nESIKOI'H ol rnna eat of the I roe trade, we u.. r.ltp uur ealir. rinrk of Ime Aaiea. sWhb- dle. etc.. al iwa aud ehartfea. IIK IROV. .'. mil. MHOK Ntrit.llmlA AT MTKKI., 'JO eents Olhrr Kinds la Proportion. Aleo. all hfiol. r l'.unM VA.KmmA ntV-l.M,iil.'. '''"' nan KratM-iM-n price, and rharirea. -- w mt aaeF, we d.ire nariHa waatituf Ir In rail apna . iKATir. pkarmorx ro M. SMITH. ,iu N.CH.SIL Mtnlth V Olinntrt, tarfical and .Uerbaaical DE1MTIBTB Oriswnld', Blnrk . fnrw Cumnwrrail 4k Hate Street. 17111 Par Sratal Work wiaraalrtd. . OREGON, MONDAY, AUGUST 13, 18G6. & CO. THANKFUL for past favors, and hoping to merit a continuance of tho same, would respectfully announce that they aro now receiving and npeniiiK a large assortment 01 New & Cheap Goods Clothing, ,-reRi Goods, Dry Goods. Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps,, &c, ITuncy Goods. We would call particular attention to onr exren sive steek of Hardware, ' Iron and Steel, Carpenteri' T00U, Mull and Bolts, Blacktmithe' Toolt, , Sitting Ariel, Gunimitht' 7'ools, Carriage Fixturei, Agricultural Tooli, , . Mill Sawt, House Furnishing Hardware. ..ALSO.. A Fino Line ot Curtnlna, rixnrr,r Wall Fnp r, CariM'ta, Mirrors, IfliitfliiH:, Glc, Paints, Oil, Lead, Futty, Glass, QUEENSWARE, ViirnlialiOM.OlnMH'wuro, , crockery! Sugar, Coffee, Tea and Tobacco! Which we will offer at price, fur Cash or 'Country Produce. Which cannot fail to please ertryludf. tit HEATH, DEARIIORN ic Co. V7ool Vantod. We will purchase All the Wool We Can, For which we will pay The Highest Market Rates, J.U. O O-U w.. ,,. f prrferreJ, NEW GOODS, AT f'AMII HATKS. . 6tf HEATH, PEAMIORN cV Co, SAVE YOUR RAGS. S. .T. MeCOUMICJC, Franklin Book 8tore t t9i PROIVT ST., PORTLAND, S preparml to puv the highest mh prire fur goinl, I ck-Hii KAOS, i)L) ItUOKS.NtWSl'Al'KUS.etc . nr exchnnire for School Booki, Stationery, Blank Books, ft'.u- tic Books miscellaneous Bookst joys, Fanry Goods, or anr other article hi his extensive stock. Cnnutry merchants, farmers and others will do well to keep tho above facts iu mind, na a dollar taxed is equal lotwo dolliira earned; ami frugal hoti-owivcs can pureliase all the tkhool Books reipiired in tbeir taniiues nurlng each year, by simply saving the rags that heretofore have been thrown a war. Kemember. when you eome to Portland, Ita sure and brinjt all the Unit ran enn pnenre, to H.J. McCOliMIl K. Kraiiklin Un,k fit ore, 2lw, (I5 Front street, Portland. . tsiiurdian'ft Kill. IS pnrsuaure of an order of the County Court of the State nf Oregon for Polk comity, madn at the Mny term thereof. A. ft. Hi, the aiHlersignsfl, (iiiar tlittiiof Peter I and Butler B. Delashmutt. minor heirs of Amanda IelshinnU. deeessed. will sell at public auction, at the court hones door, at Halts. In Polk couuty, Oreiroii, on Hutnnlay.the 1st day of Septem ber, A. Il HSiC, between the' hours of it o'clock a ni. and 4 o'clock p. m. nf said day, to the highest hidtler, for gold coin. 111 hand, ou the day of sale, the follow ing described premises, fvwltt The nndivided one sixth Part, beloiiriug to each of said wards, nf tits south nail oi me donation unit claim nr Jonn n.iw Isphmutt. No. "AH." notilication No. " If il," in T. ti H. K $ W.of tbe W 1 ns metis meridiuii. Ieing twenir six and I wo-third acres to each of said minor If sirs. 1. K. HKLAHH11L IT, Uuardlsn. J. Tav COIJJ.VH, Kdicitor. Dallas, July .!, Aw41 BY virtue of an execution from the Circuit Coort of the htate of Oreifon for the cuuotv of Marion. and lo me directed by the Clerk of said Conrt, iu fav or ot John A nnntn arwl Mary bmllh, and aixainsl r. ii. Keivir and Mary Keisur. for want of personal property, I have levied apoa and will expose for sale, lo I tie highest bidder, for cah in hand, at the Court Moose door lu hslem. Man on count v, uregnn, nu Monday, tlie 3d dav of September, IMifi. at the hour of one o'clock p. ta .all the riifht, title and interest nf the said P- C- Keimr of. in and to tlie following de scribed real estate, to wit i Hiuiaie in Msrinn couuty, Mute f Orsiont Notincaiiua No. JtU, f ertitirats No IMW, and tbe frariional 8. W one fonnh f the 8. K one-fourth of section H in T. 7 H, B 3 W. of the illainetle meridian, coiitainiug Ire and thirteen one unndredihs acres') and the Pactional N. one lulf of section H.T.7 8 . U 3 W , eoniaining 117 and 17 MM seres j and river l Nn. I, In eeeiioii IS, T 7 ft.,R 3W., mntandng 40 aud 'JK-MW aereeataking ia all IGJ and 3K MH acres togethsr with llieapsitrtwiancee thereanto belonging To be sold to satisfy said exe cution, costs. Interest and accruing chus. J J MUKPHY.JMierif of Marion comity . Halem, July K iwtf. ittw4 War ruttd, a lira Cmrt tr ao fay. LEIBEU'S ARGENTINE PILLS t For the Aane. aud al llilioaa Diaeaaee. J. K. Clark, Drigglit, only Agent for Sale rait K, on m n box Thi k, to eertify that I have tried lib', Awea tine mils, alter trvina various reatrdiu, to ao .Meet, wh.o one box of iMibea.'. pill, pmloml a p-rmniH-ul earn. i. I KMITII. rU-ra, May 15, fA Lata Prop r Capital lintel. I hat. tried Leibra'. Aane Pille. procured ef J. E Clark, Halem. sxd tnand thm a sorv rare. rTKPHKX KiHTKK,"Ma-wi,"aaH.ia Notice to the Elck. ADVIf'R FMKK AT f'LAKK'H URI O HTtlKK rppiaiie tlie PostORica. lie cam charge for m,wtintte Alil K TltKII FOB ti to AXIl WARRANTKII Doors, Windows & Blinds. Jl'hT rmivd. a Urn aesurtntenl of fine O0ai and !', Irom Lutena Maaalacl.a-Ma, and Itir sale rbmp. fur rm, al. STRANG fc ANDERSON. - A l'AKODT. For the Oregon Statesman. In Ruscburir, when the sun was low, Not mnro than two short month sgo, Kocn disappointment's cruel blow Fell on our lalae llcniocracy. - Election day was fully past, And telwjxi'aph news came tlilck and fsst, - Till Cupiierlieads were ewre, at last, That Kcltey was our iluvcnior. Ro Innff accuHtoincd to defeat, The taintest i(leuin of hone was sweet; And when ttiey passed alonp; the street, Their featares glowed triuinpaiitly. Then (tuns and anvil were arrayed, And every Democratic blade Was eager to turn out. 'tis said, To celebrate a victory. "And for the an me niy.tetinus cause That drowning men will catch at straws, Many a clone list its "woakcI" draws, And bets were made muni eagerly. Mat It'isobnrg saw nnother slfthl, When the lull truth had come to Unlit, And all their hopes and prospect bright Were turned to blitcr mockery. The anvil was removed with eate; .SVjmc Iwu were paid; and men declare That Copperheads no longer wear That smile of rich complacency. Duughn county. Tbansit. FKO.H IDAHO. Idaho City, July 20, 1800. Ed. Sta'eiman : I will give to you, and thruugb. your paper to lit, WeliHKit " puhlio. tome Important new, iu-im, which might never find tbeir wiiy llillher. wi-ra it not Tor tlie (Jeep enriMorn for the well being mid Imppinrst yuur crresicituliMit feel for you and tlieni. First, then, I will give yon a linsty outline of what I understand In ho the meml and tihy lionl rtnttia of Idnlto Territory ) and I have coma to tny conclusion not in haste, hut after an ititiinute and thorough inrestigatinu of it, mlnirtfr, agricultural nnd moral resouroea. I am fully convinced Hint the quartz mine, nl outliern Idaho in time will prove very remu nerative In reasnnahly cheap luhur and frognl outlnya of cash capital. But at present not one lode in a thousand, claimed, represented and pulled hy hahhling. ntiprincipled specula tors, will nay hut would ruiu any man, how ever much money he mny start in with. The moat rrmuncrnlive lode now known It tho Oro Kino, in tho On) Itee district, mid I may .ny the ony one tlittt has paid well in Iho Territo ry. There ore about a dozen more that are tltonglit to he equnlly rich, if not richer thnn the Oro Fine, hut such letlgea lire acaroe in any pnrt nf the world. Not t tigh ia yet known of the quartz lodes of tho Yulia diei'riot to Ins tiry a heavy expenditure of money in develop ing thetn ; yet Ihero are severul of them very f;ooil, and in time will yield largo receipts for iilior nnd enpitnl expended. Hut these sever al interests alluded to in the quartz line have heretofore heeti lindly managed, liy sharps and incompetents. a, in fact, nil of them have, ex cept the Oro Fino. Moor It Fi gm have nmn nged their mine nnd mills first rule, and have made moner. I dn not know of anmlierqnarU firm in the Territory thnt hits half the money they begun nth in tho business of mining. Nenrlv every mill in lite ootintiy ia waiting a trtuialt-r tindir execution. Tho wild-goose quartz mania for peculation rcvertlielcse hnngi high. Tlie glacer mine, of the liuisp Hnin are alao pretty neatly reduced In " China digging,." It innv evi n now. indeed, lie eniil to lie the heat China camp on tho 1'auifio const, and the Celestials are not alow to perceive and take adrantagn of it. Tln-ro it a v ry large In crease of flint clan ol population here this, year, and I may properly say Ihey are no det riiiient to the country- in Inct. 1 believe Ihey are an improvement on the w hite slock of iin migrant already here. If a man really de sires to see all I he mean and ugly features of lenravpil hninnnitr. let him. tieliire 101117 anv where else, take a look 11 1 Idnho Do von wonder that Nnsliy entitled It Hie Bnint's Heat, niter New Jersey caved on him? Id, ho is inteiir-clr Detixiornl o. Our election come, off 011 tho 1 :jr h nf Angurt.' We aro in tho midst nf a political canvass. Several menn men nn liotti tickets In nomination, aa usnal. Writer, of California, and O'Meara, of learned pig nnd jonea r otiiliy" nntnrletr. 1 nellevo are the only canvasser In Iho Territory from the oat side. Everybody hero reearda them at worn- out political hack. M alone ii also hre. Hi press ia at present printing a canvassing sheet, called "The Union.' After Iho election, he will publish a neutrnl paper In this city. Street broils, ib,g light, nnd limn Ik-hla are Hill the order of tho day, rrpecinlly Sundays. Last Sunday week a font-race between a couple of fast men on 1110 olf In the main business street of the cily, lor lite gratification nf liondreds of admiring men and women. Last Sunday a boxing 11, ntch ill the theater, between several noted pugilist, nf i.iorse for money. And bet ter yet, a duel was fought on tile morning of dny before yesterday between Judge ltimelmr nngh and Colonel O. C. Hall, with rifle), at Oil ynrda ; both first rale shots. Neither wi re hurt. lint I10II1 were arrested. "In av tlie i llusion nf Mood." Neither of litem will ruder the stringent penally of the law, which il a berth in the I'enitentiary. disfranchisement and ex clusion from the rich! In ever hold office in the Territorv. Had either of them killed the other, he would have been feted, instead nf being ex ecuted at the law pmvidea. No man ha, ever been executed in lliia part nf the country for any crime, in accordance with the stntntes. and never will while corruption rlnlka Dnlilnelimgly abroad, at at nretent it dm-. Mr opinion, in short, i. this, about the law-maker, and oflioera of Idnho: they are Just about as shabby a el A villains a, are to be found in any part of the worl I. The Itepuhlicam are tryimr to go In again, but Ihey will fail. I don't know that I be inoralt would mend any 1 my impression I thnt Ihey wonld not act any heller than the thieving Democracy now do. Doth psrtie, liar, atolea lota of money from the people'. trong box. More anon. Wanro Couuty. We take tbe following Items from Ilia Mountaineer: Comtehtku Election Judge Wilson ha given a deciiinn in Ihe couleated cases from Grant county. Hy Ihe decision Mr. Howard ia hlieriff of the couuty, Bi'ftixr.aa The Director, of Ihe Dalle Woolen Factory mean bnnineee. Dnring the past week the lint instalment of Ihe capital lock wat paid to the treasurer t and yester day, a p'.rty of gentleman, with Mr. J. W. liraiee. civil engineer, (tailed for tha head water nf Mill Creek, with a view of turning Ihe north fork of Hood Hirer Into that dream. Meesr. Ferguson, Gate, and other,, who have lieeo lo Ihe localily. report il entirely praotio able. A ditch of about two milea will have Is be cut through what Ie known a tbe meiJ ow. t and with the ditch completed, a aupply of water rqnal lo four time, the quantity at pre. ent in Mill Creek, can be turned into thai stream. Mr. Fergoeoa ettiniatet the enet of ratling the dilch at about ;) ". On the re. turn of Mr. liraiee, if be shmild report favor ably on the project, a contract will 11. let, and tbe work, pnshed forward at one It ia eer tainly gratifying lo sea the interest manifested hy n.r citilent in this and other matter which lend to advance Iho interest of the Dalle. iMPaorKMRNTa At the prevent lime rarl nu Improvement are being mad in til is city. Several neat dwelling are going op, and bnal n nlai e are beinc renovated. The confi dence of the citizen of Dalle, in Ihe future of our eily. u now greater than at any time nor. the loan wa built. The energy by our citizen in taking hold of Hie Woolen Factory and nceessfully carrying vol the project an lar at rai.ing money 1 commendable. Al together the people of the Dalle, feel that II will yet bj a nourishing town when other are buried lu the nind bole no which thi jrare built. a WHOLE NO. 804. COLON U FORNEY TO AX0I1EW JOIIXBOX. The I'hiladflpliia Preit, Forney'i paper, pnblishe tho following from that gentleman lo tho Protident, which will be found intereitiug: WASiiiNnTos, D. C. July 2, 18(50. To Andrew Johnson, President of the Uni ted States My Dear Sir 1 Understanding mat you aro anxious to aiscloso certain private letters of mine, written to vou before and sinnn you became President by the assassination of Abraham Lincoln, and also lhatroo are trnnb. led with tome delicate doubts a to the exact propriety of publishing them. I here invite you lo print them in one or all of vour four organs at the National Capital or through a more convenient medium, tho Club nr Com mittee representiny Hi. 'Uread-and-Butter Brigade" 'I heeo letters were writlen with out the slightest ruspioion that you were about to betray the party that had placed yon where yon are, There is a charming consistency be tween the conscientious promptings that con strained you to separate from thatgrent parly, and the spirit which now impels yon to reveal to the world your private relations with those who still adhere to thnt organization, and al though Ihe practice is somewhat novel, it will serve to shed a rich light upou the pages Sf the historian when he comes to describe vour grate ful and virtuous administration, the follow ing letter, long threatened br your organs, It at last civen to the world, and I renrint it a, well for the parpen of acknowledging It at or ute purpose 01 making somo comment np on it 1 "Nbw Yohk, Jan. 2. 8800. . "My Dear Mr. President 1 1 bnvo been In this city two days, and now write under an im pulse which I cannot restrain, because I feel it to be for your good and that of the country. I take it for granted yon arc resolved not to no unmindful of your own fame, and that you will not allow your friends, who heartily snstnin your policy, to feel that they are without your aid and encouragement. Whether yon ate a candidate for President or not and if not 1 shall be greatly surprised, Willi the wonderful favor that has crowned your restoration policy yon should not allow the great offices to go tr indifferent men, or thosu clearly in llie interest of your foe. I need not repeat to you that I am now, as ever, fur twenty years shown in my writings, and since your great net of patri otism in 1800 especially, yonr open and avowed friend. Where I am to-day my two newspa pers both daily show to Iho world. Hence, io what I now say, I spend uo idle word, bnt mean all I say. Tho Collector' office al New York Cily is a post that you should dispose of outside of all politician; not, I menu, to defy them, but lo select your own man, who should be free only to help vou and serve tbe Govern ment one Ihey couid neither atlaok nor use, Snob a man is of this oily. He was elected to Congress in . a a Democrat, but, like you, refused, to follow the party into treason. Ho served a short term with great distinction and resigned on account of ill health. Ho was a member of the commit tee on Ways ond Minns, and woo great ap plunse. Ho is a very ahto man, eduoated to finance. Intensely national, honest and Inde pendent, and could furnish millions of security. Ilu has an organizing mind, would make you a party, or fight vour battles single handed. He is an Andrew Johnson Detnoorat, in short. I write to tho knowledge that he would accept, and that hi appointment would be hailed with joy by this a hole community. J. W. FORNEY. When' this letter was written thero wa scarcely a Union Republican in tha United State who did believo that your restoration policy included itnpnrtial suffrage to the color ed nice, full guarantees before the return of I lie rebel, and such change in Iho basis nf rep resentation ns would prevent tho murderers ot Aitit-ilvull tlbeny from resuming Iheir f,irioer power. The only real difTeienca be wpcii you and radical was whether Ihe rebellion de stroyed the Slato organization or not. I write with the file of Iho Washington Chronicle It foru me; and find that two dnr after the above letter was writlen Trumbull' two hill for the enlargement of the power of the Freedmen'i Bureau" And the oilier, "for the protection of civil rights." were inlroduoed in to tho Senate in tho full expectation that they would receive your lanotmn. It wns only when tho Copperhead traitorous organs her. and el-enhere began In speak as if by vour authority, against the Union majorities in Con- cress, lltitt the suspicion nf the treason, subse n lentil' indicated in vonr veto of the Freed- men a Hurequ lull, and your disgusting SUd of reliruurr speech, began to pervade ami nnnl- If posses the loyal mind or Ihe country. So fixed was the belief of Ihe Kepuhlioan party that yon could under nn oircumstauooe co-one. rale with your slanderers and theiis, and so willing were they to overlook yonr suspicions itidillercnco previous to the coming elections in the Stales of Ohio, Pennsylvania and New Jersey, that at tho period when 1 wrote the above letter, hundred of thousand cheerfully recognized vou a their political leader, and npposed you Intended to stand firmly by Ihe iibstnnlinl principle of Iheir organization. My own 0011 ml ion wa to slronir upon the sub ject thnt I need only to refer lo tha pngo of tho Chronicle and the I'rtt lo prove how steadily I rerislcd the idea that you wero plot ting In betray yonr friends, and how earnestly 1 endeavored tn convince the country that yon bad nn sympathy Willi the oominon enemy. In all n y visits in the Presidenlal mansion, and Ihey worn frequent, il wn not until late in January that 1 began clearly to perceive you were conspiring with Ihe Copperhead and trailer, llcfor lliul lime lint a word bad ever fallen from your lip to excite Ihe suspicion that yon were preparing to become Ihe perse cutor of tbe colored nice, or that you were pre- tared In bring back Into lull power Iho red landed traitor w hom you had so bitterly de nouuoed during four long years, lint when, with an amazement that I can never fin-ret or faithfully describe, these facts appeared too plain for doubt, I fearlessly discharged my du ty, regardless and fully prepared for all Ihe consequence.. I did not slop to calculate whether, in denouncing Ihe dangerous con spiracy of which yon were Iho chief, I wa helping or Harming the ilistlnguisiird gentle man in whose behalf 1 wrote the above letter. And now, sir, a word iu reference to your personal afiair. I kuow right well the difficul ty, if not Ihe danger, of Ihe position 1 oocnp ;, I know 1 lint for sternly holding yon to your pledge I am assailed aud threatened by every Copperhead and traitor between Maine and Meiiio. and I know also that, stimulated hy lb. fiasslon. that has. controlled Vou slue you broke away from tliiaw pledg. s, there is nothing that rna would not resort to ilcinorel iio the parly that elected yoj, and ruin those who trfuie to follow you into the ranks of tbe common enemy. It is tint Die Drat time 1 have hern thrown into conflict with a laiihle. and onrrnpt F.xecutirei but it I the first lime I have ever been called upon to oontemplnte and to ripo.it such 'perfidy aa yonr. I will not reiniod you of my earnest and unealeuln .hip. Iroin the period when you 100a issue with tnaaon in the Senate, in 1800, down lo the Baltimore Convention, iu 1804. which body, al tlie request of Ihe lamented Lincoln and such earnest radical a Benjamin F. Wade, nf Ohio. 1 atlendeJ alone for tho nur- ?o of pressing your nomination for the Vice 'residency, alter II became apparent thai Hannibal Hamlin, lh Incorrupt ihlo patriot, as willing lo gi way In order to allow a representative of tho War DcmiKsraoy a posit Mm upon lh national ticket. Thai you tli old have forgoiteu iheta faela amounts lo nothing in compel iron with your hrarlles ingratitude to Iho party which placed yoa iu nominaliou aud elected you Yl:e President. Individual in granted, and cruelly conoern only Ihe per son bvlrsvud and Injured 1 but when, a lu I yuur tare, the Mlayal ol the whole country ta IIOOK AND JOB I'1U-1TI.., Of Every Description, EXKCL'IKD WITH KIATNIII AND DISPATCH. 1 . , SATas or ADTssTitiaa. ' ' first Inurtlon, $8 par tours ef ten una. sr Uw, nlnl.a mrnsnrt . 1 for each rabwqunl Insertion. O" Adrirtu.n, bill, Thro aot paid la advaaM, win e charged Iwiaiy-llvt per ent. sildltlooal, to cow to. smI of eolleetloa. . , Ie" A lilmtl deduction mm tb abov. ram will bt a-eda In favor of then who advertlu br Uu auarter. contemplated, the offense beoomes national, and ilionld be accordingly checked and coou teracted. 1 There is, bowevor, one part of your expert-; eooe which deserve to be differently consider; ed, especially in view of the new system of re-' veugo you have adopted, viz : that ol publish ing tlie private letters of gentlemen who re fuse to snstain yonr attempt to make loyalty odious and treason honorable. Need I tell yot that I allude to tha ditgrtoeful 4th of March. 1805 ? When yoa resolved to desert the bravo and benevolent men who threw over yoa tho cloak of Iheir forgiveness and charity ou that dny, yon consoioosly or unconsciously prepared for every succeeding treaobery. When yoc obtained your own content to do that single act nf shame, yonr intrigue) with the Copper head before Ihe fall elections of 1865, yotr veto of the Freedmen'a Boreas bill, after having almost explicitly promised toslgo It, your revolting 22d of Febraary speech, yonr. pro criptlnn of private letter written to yoa la unsuspecting confidence, followed naturally and Irretiitably. 8npposiog that an other gentleman could have been guilty as yoa wero guilty on tlie 4th of Msroh, 186S, what would snch a gentleman have done f Yoa stood be fore your own conntry and the world dUhotar-' ed and degraded. ' The ordinary ealumnlei of the Cr ' ' and traitors were coined Into the rt,u.t 1. ful maledictions against you. I know of ao iciie 111 io.My wiipiii a puunu ouaraewr, lur an aet of inexorable weakness,-was al the same time so universally cxeorated by one y"' ty, and so indulgently and magnanimously treated by another. Any true man equally forgiven and defended, would have turned to the Itepoblioan Union party and have said : "For this aot of noble clemency I am bound to yoa through lif and unto death ; that which you have done this day places me under obli gations from which can never eroape, and which I shall forever oherish. I feel that I hnve disgraced and dishonored myself, and by a littlo gratilode I will prnro that, although' nn worthy of yonr vindication, I oaa at least do my best to atono for my offense." But as yoa seem to be made of different metal from such a oharaoler, you have not only ooolly forgot- ten ihs generous men who laved yon from dis-i graoe, hut are now engaged lo the pleasant . pastime of slandering- them and proscribing their friend. I will pnstpouo a description of my own part' In that sid drama, preferring to wait for the other private V relations yoa prom-' ise to lay before tbe cour 1. It is very cer tain that, if yoa have for ten all shame, yoa onnnnt hnve furgottcu my connection with yourself during that unhappy experience. ' Probably nn more graphic and instructive page ' could be added to the currioue history of your Administration thau a detailed account of that , celebrated dny. I have not been as careful lo treasuring all the inoidents aa yoa have been ' in preserving the private letter, of the gentle -men whom you intended to betray 1 bat where t my own memory fail I shall ba able to eke -oat a complete narrative by turning to tbe 00. pious and fascinating columns of thos. traitor ' nnd 'Copperhead newspapers which aro now -defending year oharaoler and your aoadoet.. ,., .,!.. J. W. FOBJItY. , , An Introduction. A friend relate, tbe following ooourauce, which, be suggests, U worth printing. The other day a town boy . was (bowing the "sights" of Napoleon to tall friend from 0 rural- dlstrior. Tho -to stepped into a store, eaooantered 0 nice yoaog lady, ao acquaintance of oar townsman, to whom he naturally felt proud of introducing ' bis rural friend. "Mr. Smith," said he, "this is miss Jones." Smith looked alternately at the pretty oreatore and al the door behind him for a minute, aa if calculating; hia chance, of escape, and Anally gasped, "Is it!" The by- lunuer. wi uiuu, emi ev v, uiuu , Rji.ru ney further particulars. , , An engineer has planted tunnel to 000- neot Hohoken. New Jersey with New York ! City. Ho proposes a cast iron tab. five feet internal diameter in length, of twelve feet,', with spericat joints to allow for change of po- ' sition. The bed of the river would have to be leveled by dredging. The toaoel ia designed in convey Ihe Erie Railroad's freight from ita , "dock at ilolmken to tbe Doaoe street pier in New York, and is designed to be worked by the pneumatio method. " Wants to bh a PkitrTBR. A Paris tetter writer says: The Prince Imperial has asked bit father to nlhiw him to learn the art of printing. A min-, iatur press ba accordingly been set op in bh) apartments, and Fnreisler, son of the well known printer of Mnntauhan, baa undertaken 10 initiate the child Into tbw mysteries of bia craft. It is to be? hoped that the future ruler ' of France will likewise imbibe an early ap : prcoiatinn of the advantagea of a free press. Postal ArraiRa. Special Agent Brooks ' has received official notice of the following ' changes and appointments lor Orrgon : Edward DrHW has Iim.ii annnlnted PnalmulMr at1 Tmn. qna City ; Alexauder Kirk at Brownsville 1 1 Charles Co at Hood Kiver) Milton Hoslord at ' Fast Portland. Tha post office at Collage , Grove, Lane 0 mnly, has been discontinued. The Boston Pilot, the principal organ of the Irish Catholic in the Uuited State, has hero- -; toforitbeeu comparatively silent on tbe Feuian -question. It now say that tha Canadian ex pedition shows the bitter enmity ot the Ineb agalntt shooting Ihe Fenian prisoner, and aa. " aurua them that if ther not litem la death a . j 1 work of retaliatiou will be oommenoed that will cause llie stoniest heart to quail. Indiana, Ohio and Wiboonsin. Go ors Morton of Indiana. Cox of Ohio, and Fair child of Wisconsin, bavo decided not to call extia sessions nf the Legislatures of tbeir. States lu pan the constitutional amendment, preferring ibat lh people ahnald pass apon tbe amendment at the Fall tleotioo. Fined. A railroad conductor at Buffalo bat been Hoed $300, for rejecting a man front ... . hunanAM h M.fus-,1, Is. mwm ne hie anet SB a , woman. Tbe Court waa ungallant enough to hold that ladies have uo more rights and privi leges in a publio conveyance than men nave. 1 rrGcii. Sherman, in a receut visit to Hia- ueapoli, uiadu a pleasuut little iprtch, and was alaiot to retire, whan eriea of "go 00" re sounded irom all side., in. wnerai aooeo: I har studied polit.ciaaa, and have learned by imitating tbem to talk a few minute, with out laving anything at all." The statement m S, reotiveu Wltngrrai ugu.wi sm avuii, Guant ani thb South General Grant is ot ihe opinion that there should be Irom twelve 10 fifteen thousand cavalry stationed over Ihs South, to preserve peace among the rceututruoieil and proteot Union men. Tiik grain crops lu Ihe John Day eocotry are reported to b. exoelleot. Mr. Cos art, of Canyon cuy, recently loaded a large thisshit at the Dalles for. us in the John Day farming region. ' A Cathollo priest created a sensation In a street railroad car In 81. Louis, by knooklog Jiiwb aud beating a fellow whose lapanOB awl obeoeuia language shocked bia nrarahty. . i.l - . I Li-. .A k 1 Al the receut trial of Gallagher, in Boston, for murder, the first juror that was called waa a negro. It was supposed that the negro w ould be challenged, but be was not. . . m . . t - mimtm . I. , diku toe norwaia nywcier Judge Elienezer Lane died a hia reetdenu In San mskv City, on the I2tb inet, Tbe deoea. ed was Judge of lb Supreme Court l thia , Stole for a lung period, and for legal nMl!: siood among lb irtt. He waa a resident of Not walk at en early day (ov many year.