The Oregon statesman., September 10, 1866, Page 1, Image 1

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THE OREGON STATESMAN.
ruiii.mmi r.vKiir misnAV, nr
Tic Oregon rrimiiif? ami 1'ublUHIiig Compiiny,
Tiiiims Ono your, $1, lit coin. Six months,
I f lleiuiltuncc nuiy he uncle by mull tit our rink,
when mailed in Llio presence- of llie postmaster.
I. S. Ofllclal Paper for (lie Stale. '
DRAKE'S
pimmioi Biums.
S. T.--1860--X.
Tliornpidjiy with which . ,
DRAKE'S I'LASTATIOII BITTEItS
Havo become allOUSKnOLD NECESSITY through
out civilized nutiona, is without n par
ullul in tlio histurv of.
tlie world.
OVKlt
TWO MILLION, ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND
Were Sold in TWELVE Months.
AND
Tho Demand in Daily Jncreosing J
KICII ami IOOU,OLD iil YOUNG
Ladles, Physicians and Clergymen
PINO Ti' AT IT
HevivoM Drooping MplriTM,
Lends STKEIVGTII (ollin System
Vigor to the Hind,
AND IB
Exhausted Nature's Great
RESTORE!.
Its effect, in ciiaes of
DYSPEPSIA,
Loss of Ati!(i(i, WcnknrsN, Excess
ive FuliKiie, Sour Stomach, Men
tal leKonlt'iiry Ac.
IS MOST EXTP.AOKDINAKY..
It is composed of the choicest roots and liorbs, tiie
the celebrated CAMSAYA IIAItK, etc, nil pre
served in pure 8T. CHOIX HUM. As a gentlo Appe
tiser, inxl healthy, agreeable Hlimuluul, it has no
efital.
It is Bolk by all respectable dealers, in every Town,
Parish, Village anil llatnlct, throughout North and
Kontli America, Europe, mid tho Islands of the
Ocean.
ltf None can be genuine unless bearing the pri
vate United States Slump over the cork, with Kiguii
tuio on steel plate lubol of
P. A. DRAKE, & CO.
SMITH Ac DAVIS,
71 Front Srcet, Portland, Oregon. . .
HOLE A II t N T It FOIt OHEKOIV,
and the Territories.
Sept. 25, 1HC5 3fl
THE EYESTHE EYES
Dr. E. II. PA It DEE,
OCULIST AND AUIiiST.
AFTER A PROTRACTED RLIXDNKKS rf more
titan five years, Dr. Pardee lias made hminclf
tli on roughly and scientifically acquainted witli all
diseases of tlio Kye, and is now practicing with a sue
cess nut surpassed in the United Stolen.
All operations performed, such us Strabismus, or
cross eye, Cataract by linear extraction, DepresKion or
Ahsorhtion, Pteryifium. or fleshy mcmbrance (trowing
over the eye, deduction of Hiaphvloma. or bulifiucs
out of the eye, Artificiul Pupil, Fistula LacIirynialM.,
or closing of War p:tBuic, utid all defonuuties of the
Lids, etc., etc.
Artificial Eyes insert ed without the least pain, and
possessing nil the movements and brilliancy of the real
eye. A lure HHsortmeut constantly on band for sale
at reasonable prices.. The Doctor's Eye Ruth for the
treatment and cure of all nervous discuses is used all
over this coast.
Thankful to those physicians who have sent him
cases for operations, and hopes that his universal suc
cess will warrant a continuation of their coiiHdem.
His celebrity as an neratflr is co exteiiHive with his
success ; as patieuts are prcBentintf themselves for
treatment and operations, from New York and Rnslon
almost monthly.
Many patients can be seen nt the Doctor's olflco dul
ly, in uitt'ereut stages of recovery.
Oltiee : 7l7 CLAY STRKKT, (ubovo tlio Pluxa) near
Dupotit Street, tiv
FLORENCE
SEWING MACHINES.
Copy of the Report of the Cnniinillee of Awards
at tliu Fair of tho
AMERICAN INSTITUTE
flEW YORK, IH05,
To the FLORENCE REWIND JIV IIINH CO. for the
Best Family Sewing illiichine.
Highest Premium Gold Medal,
T?mimoiin:
1st. Its Simplicity and ereut range of work
2d. The Ueierslblo Feed Motion.
3d. The perfect finish and Substantial man
ner In which the, machine la made.
4th. The rapidity of in working and the
quality or the work dune. .
5th. The Kclf-adjuatlng Tension.
The FLORENCE wns awarded the Fint and
Highest Premium at the Stuto Fair of Cali
fornia, tlio only Fair on tlio Pacific coast
at which any two double-thread Sew
ing Machines were exhibited in
competition in 1803.
Tin Florekcb received the only premium awarded
bv the Mechanic's Institute of Hail Francisco, in 104
Hi'id Ww, to any Sewing Mncliiue, Sewing Machine
Company or Ak lit. The rlnim of n iiuwtitor to a
niedul is without any foundation whatever.
Wherever the Ki.oii'nc bus been bronirht in com
petition with other friewitig Marhiiirs. It has always
been declared the best. It is the most simple, the miwt
substantial, the most eulcieiit. and Its use is ensilv
learned. Every Macliiuo Bold is warrauted in the full
Bense of the word
Bend for Circulars and Samples ( Work. .
SAMTEL HILL. Uewrnl Airrut,
1 1 1 Montgomery street, Sun Fnuioisco.
IV. O. lMltltlSII, Altent.
7:y SALEM, Oregon.
G. W. HOBART, &s
Saddle Harness Maker V"
Nilvcrlou, Oregon.
At R oop's old stand, lias constantly on band
(iOOD VABICTY
Of everything kept in hi, line.
nW paj. it -.n' of chrnpifl and qonlilj, to Call
on hini lK-f"re pnirliasinK elsewhere.
Try it and see I
New Work, and Repairing
Done on short notice and all V'AHHASTEl).
Dr. ti. XV. BItOWX,
rhjslflan, Soreon, and Oculist,
SALEM. OKECIOX,
pKKER8 his pnifewional services to the cilitens of
V ftHiem ami vicinity in me praence ol aiciuciiw,
ourgerr, ant! tllistelncs, l lawe .uneruiK wua
Diseases of the Eye,
Would do well to call at bis office, ahd be at once
Bored, riniyical operation? ekillf'illr performed on
the Kyee, for (alaiwt, r'ilm. KiralMMuna or L'rtw
tye. Many palotita can be eera al bis onira oaiiy
Notice.
TS hereby given Ibal the uodertljined, admiuUtrator
X or the estate vf Ueiois t'avts, derauM, win an.
ply to the t.'onnlr loart of Carrv eooiiiv, (Ireia.
al iu oeM reyular term, to be bolilen al EftenshnrK.lB
saHl enonty. on the 1 Urft.biy of eVpteaiber aeat. to
be rclcwed troai ilia furUier a.ltuinWratMa of said
". Ellrlul'nrK, Ju'j MH. I'v-h
.'w4pd M hll.F.V,
AdmiuUtrator el the eate vl tieo. lavls, dee'd.
VOL.10-NO.
Valuable farm for Sale. "
fjj TIIK snlisciilier, IioIiik about to embark In P
iL other business, ofl'cra for ilu, at a tircat hnr-C
ftuiti, his Fai'tn, pIcHHitlitlv situated about one mile
south of the flourifhinu- village of Uoftelinrg, DOU
GLAS CO., on the NtHfre route, and comprising about
One Thousand Acres
of excellent land, most of which Is inclosed with good
fi'tices, and uniler a good stale of cultivation. ,
The Improvements are of tho moat aiibslaiitinl char
acter, eouslslhiirof n large ill id t'.iiiiiiiioilions KIM MIS
DWKLLlNd HOUHK, with walled cellar, a spletulid
fraino 1IAHN, IKIxHI feet, Willi ntlinunina other oat
builditiM. A largo OltOHAKI), of choice fruit, iu
atireuaaliit hearing, Is another iuiportaut npieuduge to
this ileairnblc lioninsteud.
l'ereons desirous of engaging In tho funning and
stock -raising business in the salubrious climate of the
Uinpfun Valley (which Btruiim tuns through the
premises), will lind this a rare chance to ucnuire a
very dcslralile locution at it very low price.
lfitMs Time will be given on part of the pur
chase money, if desired. For further particulars, ap
ply lo the subscriber at Rosoburg, Oregon.
lllay 6, lHlill. JOHN KELLY.
Pay Up, Gentlemen,
ALL FEDSUNS knowing thomsclvoe indehted to
me are respectfully invited to cull mid pay up
soon, us I need the money to pay my own debts.
Thankful for past patronage, I hope to still see you
come iironnd to the old stimd, whero I cun bo fouud
ready to wait on you witli un Increased Block of
GOODS AT KKDUCEI) PRICKS.
Salem, April III, l0ff-7if J M. COULTER.
Private Medical Institute.
fistnldialied bv ,
UK. J. C T UU NG V
IN 1H5(),
FOR THE CURE OK PRIVATE DFS
EASES', OP WHATEVER
. NATURE, ,
And all Female complaints.
Consulting Ofllco,
GlUt AVuiNtliliilon Htvovif
Second buildiuK belowl Muutoniery sLM
SAN FRANCISCO, : t CALIFORNIA.
HO CUKE, I0 PAY.
CONSULTATION I1Y LETTER, OR OTHER
WISE, FREE.
For Direction of Letters. See Below.
TIII9 CKLEMtATED INSTITUTE lias enjoyed
on thin count an uninterrupted success of Koui l'ceu
yeam, and linn become one of the renowned Hospitals
of the 116. What the celebrated Un k Hospitals is to
lAMitiDii, mid ii,e no esa renowncu fsiaoiiounieia 01
Uicoi-d to Paris, this Instil uMi 1ms become to the Pa-
cilie Coast The thouauuds annually t-ucuived and
cured, pluce it in point of nui'nlior nt' jmtieuts among
the very Hint of tlie world, and tbe success of Its treat
ment ranks it second to nono.
Pit IV ATE DISKASES IN MALES and IliRROU
LAHITIKS IN KEMALE8 aretliefdeatduslroyersof
bealtli. Tney insithioiiKly attack the system and yrad
nully underiniiie uud desti-uy it ; they drive the bloom
from the clicck. tlie lustre lioin the eve. iIih uti'iintih
and vigor ft'uia the fVnine f tlmy give to tho world
puny and dirtuimcd olfrtpring, himI poison, through suc
cessive, generations tlie race of man. The marks can
be scuu iu tSci-olula, CiMiMiiuintiou. Crionles. Die Idiot-
, the Paralytic, the-insane, etc.
There IS Ho more UMTibleMt-uill-Lre ti tlin liitnmn mcji
than those diseHses arridinu from the contamination of
Veneral PoiBnn. The mildest forma, bv retreating to
the blood hold ever over tlieonealllicied,Uie sword
of dostructioN that is liable at any moment to full and
blight to utterly destroy all earthly hopes.
MERCURY, reeor nixed an the vwnt fntit medical
enemy lo man, combining with the Veneieal, don bleu
his dangers. Those who have been treated with that
pernicious mineral pqinvn are not cured ; the disease
bus only assumed a new form.
Do not be Satisfied with Partial Cures,
that leave the poison to crawl through tlio system, eat
ing its way into tho tissues and organs beneath the
apparently smooth surfnee, to burnt out in the future
with n virnlum-olhiit will tmtlle theoll'ccts of inedisine.
WHEN PEKKKCT CUEIEScau be ohtnii.cn by con
sousulting a physician whom long prnctico and thorn
nub iiiveHtiu'litioii into the cunses ot JllSEAiSE of the I
U KINAlti tUCUA.NS enables to deierui ne at once !
the nature of the diseuwe.
In all distune entrnsied to the Dnctorl cure. PEU-
FEcT SPKtUY and PERMANENT
Cures are always Guarantee d
In SvnhilUand its adjuncts : Gonorra-iiHud its ac
companying dMciiffs; nil diseordors of the .(ladder,
Knluevs nod nroittnite; Wt'ijiiniil Nriikiicwi; ih-
eas4-s of the I It-art and l.ungx ; Dynpepsia Indigent iui;
linpolency ; Incipient Coinmniptiou, and all diHt-uiies
of the Urinary orgunn, in eaiher wx, euro alwuys j
wiinititeil, Vll HO PAY KhULIKbl) at the PRI- i
VATE
Mcuioa.1 IiiHtiluto.
tit), bttl WASHISOTON STItKKT,
SAN FRANCISCO. ! : : t i i CALIFORNIA.
Seminal Weakness or 8pcnnatorrlira.
Tuo young man wlio exncrlenres that imiwiuic
weHkness in his iiinm'nlar and menUil ort'itniiuitinu
should stop to comddiT wlieiic it nrim-'S, lie will Uud
iu Uie weakness f the Imrk, trembling nfthe limbs,
ditMirdercd die'tiou, mmrrnuutuHe fuiling of the
powers of tlie inluil, nistaste lor soiiety, ureail of im
pemling (rouble, forebodings af evil, stoeplcHtiues,
tmuhlfd and liirteivioim dtcunis accompnnicd by grow
ing deafness, lowi of itiuscuhir power, and nmiierous
other syuipldins of disorgunir.utmn. The positive tru
res of tbiit most terrible mid deMrticlivo of all diseas-
m, lSiiiiniil t'iikiit-t UmhIiuk auiiy bis uuei-a,
IpHlnivinv his hoito of lifLMintl mintlnmil. nml dimriitiir
biiu along the broken paibofhis vxintfiiee toward a
tiremitfuru untvn. Ti hint who liml bii life di iliLMnir
out Iu the dineliiirge of the vim! priin-iput of exioteuee
in iiiKiuiual ami diurnal cniisHionn, the uierc ceNfutiou
of tho causes ol its apeuranee brings no isuruuce ol
iv I ti I.
Marrlaife. that Indv ofht e. the siifeifuard uud bone of ;
mnnliiHHl, brinifs to suHi a one no hone of care, but
adds to bis aiieury iu the knmvledxu that llie one who ;
looks to In in for so much of her Imppiucss, is a viriim
of-bin evil, uud n innocent cutiipanioii of his puiiich- i
lie nu'in mi inn iiuntTT mm uipinirr miiiii inm i
leaves bint. There is no rescu except in proper and
skillful treatment. Con hi i It, then, ut oiko, a physician
whom long ii-actice and careful, runcarcli has made
thoroughly coiirt n-unt with every pbuse of the dts
ensu Those who have l)tcoiiie the victims of wditary
vices, tbiit dreadful, fiutciuaimg. aud destructive btib
it, w Itieh I'd Ik thoiusiuils of siek rooms with pnntlvtir
aud consuinptives, and hundreds of untimely graves I
with its niiHtfrnded victims, should consult without a
iiMMiieut's del iv one who will srntiiaihiKe with their ;
siill'oriugB. Tu sueli the Doctor would eiipccially ad ;
dn-HH hunHftf, givinar to earn in id nit itHuniiHo ot a
PERFECT and PEliM ANENT CURE tcihtmt hm
di nner irum OtttiiteuM, tkauge of dut, or Jrar of rx
pot m re.
Ifo not lorgut llie adilrett. boe uelow.
Initoi'Uisit to ri'imih'st.
When a female is iu trmihleorutllHied with disease,
and requires midicnl or sniu!l assishua'c, Uie enquiry
should lie, Where is there a physician who is fully
competent to mhniiiister relief, imd whtrse respertiible
stundiug in society rworumeinls him to the coulidenee
of the rouim unity 1 Tho Doctor, understanding how
imperatively nweswiry these reuirMiientB art;, fvv$
cullrd npon to interpose, aud by calling the attention
nfthe allln-tcH to ih vtn umi ne nut iwens
FKSSOU OK OBSTETRICS and FEMALE HIS
E ASES for tweiHT vears. ami is fully qualified to ad
minister in all ows. both imibcully and surgically.
mt in a superficial maimer, but hi as I boron yd man
ner iu vcumnl studv and DMclke biith in bosnitHls
and prfvnie ftimili ran umks. lo twve tlie in from
tl.e hanJsof llie uuquHiineu, unscnipuiuniis, anq aea
igniug. Thcivfon-, fnmiliff can rely upon him as
upon father. All in allliction can find in him on
who ran leeiann sympamixe iui nun inneuu ineia
hi trouble one itiwiiowserreev tlieiitmt conlid-nre
ran be pUrcd. C(NSULTATIoN (HY LKTTER
OH OTHERWISE! FREE. NVend lrrw belw.
THE CELKli RATED FKMAEEKEMEOIES.rmtt
Fiouudedfrom the private prem iipiioiisof iU. YOUNG.
iave uow o'tutiued m niont extruded ponularity, aud
are correctly viewed to be the safest and surest n-oie
die for the rompUinta for which they are applied
The eonrfantly accruiug tertitmnials of their eHimcy
declare thcai to be pre eminently superior iu iWir ac
tiuu.
No Ladv sbooM be without these Renovating
Agents. Notts jriinine aulcss prornred at this ollice.
Sent br Mail or Exprirss. to tnv pHrt of the Mule.
THE t'iltKAT FEMAI.R MKOH INE! PREVEN
TIVE I'OWIU-.HS FOKMAKUIEO LADIES. New.
Nte aud Iitfiilhlde. Instmg fmm four to six monthr
Prire FRENCH LUNAR. OU FEMALE
UoNTHLY PILLS. For snppreMioiM. After fifty
Tears ni tine me puis siaim uunvHii-M tn etarat-y.
Vrke 5 er brX. ,
To I'oriwpomlriila.
Piiliettts ruidntg iu any (urtol the Mate liowver
ilitUhnt, who may deatte nm'lirul advu on their ra
periire rn-TS, and who thiuk proper to ul.mit a
written statement f wh in prelerence to holding a
enwnial inirmew . are asuraa Uial incir coutuiuuica-
i .11 i li-Ll hiimU Mfn-J.
Ail letters must Im ad.lred to tba eorrespouding
pbysici.a.tau.;
BENJAMIN F. JOSELYN. M.D.,
.Wti WasliittpUin iSlrret, "
Hoi 7rtt, P. O s'"' Frttnri$r0t Cat.
It. F. BKOW
W
rrrr. i.. ....t ,rt rin.niM,La tininir
k.
ni, 'I I'm ft. nn Sa r'nuwiwo aud l Kartrn
K.alea U ill bnv (Md !tft r llulli.ll OIHce with
H Kaigo t o , vu Mule MleeL I
28.
SALEM,
Summer Arrangement.
If
TIIK STEAM K.IIS
JNKW WOULD,
CASCADE,
' ' ..OK..
WILSON G. HUNT,
CAPT JNO. WOLFB Commander.
Will leave 1'ORTLAND dKily. (Sundavs xceited) at
5 o'clock, a m. for the CASOADKI), eonneet
iiig with tlie steamer
ONEONTA oi-IDAHO
CAPT. JNO. McNULTY Commander
For DullcB-Tbroiigh In One Day I
THE 8TBAM8H8 ,
YAKIMA,
WKH-fllOT, ,
TKIVINO,
OWVIIKR,
NK'f. CIIIRF,
OKANAUON,
Caplalin 15. K. COK. C. FKLTON, J. 11. OKAY, and
- TIKW.HTUMl',
Will run during tho seusou, from
Cclllo to ITmntlllu, Wallula, White Bluffit,
Palouso and LewtKlon.
Ono of the above named b.mls will leave V V 1,1
I.O for UMATILLA and WA 1,1. II. A daily,
(Sr.ndavs excepted.) -
Iliiiilswill bedlspnlched for WIIITK BI.WrN,
l-AI.OI'NK and I.K WIMTOIX often as th ne
mm,; r hio brauo win uuiiiauu.
THE 8TEAMKR
' Mil OS HONK,
CAPT. J.MYRICK Commander.
Will run from OI.N VKKIIV, on Snake River
lo HOlHi: I I I V, OIVVIIKK mid MOITII
UOIHIC I.ANIHNO.connecting with
THOMAS & CO.'S STAGES,
..AND..
M. Du Itcllcfc Co.'i Vast Freight Mncs.
J. C AINSWOKTII,
President O. 8. N . Co.
Portland. March !), IKfifi. , .
Shanahan & Dufrene,
Olmnortera and Dealers int
3
MUSICAL INSTRUMEM TS
..AND..
SHKET MUSIC.
Pictures and Picture Frames,
Rosewood, Ollt. nnd Walnut Molding.,
Cor. First and Morrison Sts.
(Opposito tho Wodorn Hotel,)
Portlniatl, Orcjfon,
Agents for
Wm. B, Bradbury's New Scale,
AND..
Liiidcmon and Sons' patent Cycloid Flonot.
As we imoort our insli-iiinnitt. din,t fmm Vnw
York, vo guarantee to supply our custoniera at ran
Kraiiriaro price, tliercby gii:iiig tlietn the udviinlugu
of selecting a good instrument.
PIANOS FOR RENT ,
Mr. SHANAHAN. formurlv of A K,,l,l,.,'- Mn.lcnl
establislimeiit, Sun Kiuucisco, will intend to tuning
lino repairing ruinoi. Alelodeous, uud all kinds of
Miiciral lusli-uiiienls
Portland, July 10. Iy20
REAPEFJS I
The well known and celebrated
OHIO REAPER,
(Called the New York Itnnroved. or Fevmoitr and
Morguu.) (Yiuhiiied Machine, with grout improve
nieuls, huviug a
STEEL CUTTER BAR,
Cnn be changed from a reaper, to a mower. In ten
minutes; cuts (i and tij lent swaih, withiii one noli
nr two foot from the ground ; will cut 1H lo iH tu n
per day. Can be uwd with two or more horses. ill
mmK nuMDh til M.S. wliero other JlMine mil
not. TilPV nr ftiHifr til tri-t tlm irmiii nit' iIimii ni.v
other tnachiue, leaving It oni of the way of the Reap
er, i tie
GIANT JfHAl'KIC
Cuts a MI!VK. I'OOT HW'ATIIi will cut 3!l
acres pur day.
ALSO, '
Mclormlck's 0-foot Kcnpcrs and Moncrs,
Ball's Ohio "
Manny's; Wood's Prlic Mowers, liilon,
Bu) Stale, k t' r bej's, vtc.
l'itt'M Imiruvu(l
THRASHING- MACHINES
Russell's MassIHon and Succpstakc,
3U TO :t l II ( VI.IMtKltM
ALSO,
llalucs Illinois llarrestr-r (llratler?,
Hire llorse-liakcs, on nlirclH,
Ketohlns " all hhts.
Portable Power liar Presses.
With a general assortment ot
AGRICULTURAL COODS.
A'l ow as cnn bo purchased elsewhere.
J. D. ARTHUR c SON,
JuiH Cor. California and Davis Sta.,8. K.
Home Manufacture.
HICGINS & CO.,
"ow n'ttM"''u'll,n"K u siiierior article of
Chemical, Olive, Pale, and Crown
FA3IIL.Y KOAP,
Which we will sell at Ran Kranrisco Prices, and deliv
er tu up-river boats Ire. of eliarg.
All eiders sent to PORTLAND SOAP FACTORY.
or to Mri'KAKKN, MKRKILL & CO.. Agents, will
meet w ith prompt ultentuui.
V. L. IIIOOINS iL CO,
Front St , bet. Clay and t'olmnbia.
Portland, Oreiron.
19 JlcCraken, Mcrriil sc Co., Agenu.
FOR SAI.K-
Pioneer House 4 1(50 Acres O'ooti Land
Situated milt-s west of CorvaHi. on tb. Yauoina
roaa. l nis is llie Itcst slanu on tne 1 aipou. roan, ue
itiit about hall way from Corvailis to Uie raoitlh of
Klk. where the steamboat lands Tiiis place ia well
adapted In stork slirep orralilc.nr both. I have liiO
beau ol slieep whicli I will sell with llie plaea, ran
par taken in (food hoiecs or rattle. 'Jail wva. Tlie
staire from Horrallis .iot at tlii. Il'eise.
r.iiiiire or II. W. IlKTIIKRS, Pioneer Hon...
liutuiiia. Aug. 'i, 10. iwl
H.sattH. OKI M. CHAr.
Hmlth Ac Clin ii oe.
Surgical and Mechanical
DENTISTS,
Qiiswold's Hhjck.com.l t'ommeretal A hlatoslreets
SALEM. UKEUVS.
IV All Our Dental Work Guaranteed, .j
J. O. SHELTON, fit D.
Practicing Physician and Burgeon,
HA I. KM. oltKU'lN.
Olfire and rewdeure. J,m WilMui's bri, k. opp-ieile the
lt-,,i,it 11,1,1V
11 Kl S(i a gradual .if the Pliyno Jle.li.al cliche .Cin
Jl eiunali.OliMi.lie i pun-It' ' irfrmnlnrif tn hi. prsc
tire.dmrardin alike minenU and vegelahh- peaaiid
usingsn. il nwxlirim oulyaa a.t ia peilei t harmony
With Nmur.-Bie.la inc. that ue. ill. rare mum
nieiiilaiMMi that il they eVi u gm.t, i.,,r W1 do a
imjnry. He l,. ale), atlel iUmI a full r.HirH of krrtan-B
in the T-iIaod, (AiHtilnci Mi-.biai C',l!pUe, Ko Frsti
ciMif B d havit, ,-RiHtrr.t me.Ur,iM ,,n thia rraul
aliout wa tears, i. lolly acuuunted wilb iu. diMaw.
pvruhar to Ihv tbwate.
AT
OREGON, MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 10, 1806.
TIIE I'llKblUKM 1 .VKW Y0IIK.
New York, Aug. !t0. Trio bntiiinet a'. Del
mnnicn'a last niglit, una n very p tt-nl id ttlTitir.
Mnror HiilTnian presided.' Rnrr-chrx wore
made by the rrcsldcnt nnd Rewnrd. Tho fn.
Inning aro the prino pill pussngei of tlio Presi
dent's speech :
We have tlinso here who took nn active pnrt
in tlio Btrtijrfile fnrlhn prcBervatinn of the ennii
Iry. The armr nn ono hand (pointing tn
Ornnt) and the navy on llie oilier (pointing to
Farragnt), these, gentlemen, have performed
their part in restoring the country to its pres
ent onnditinn. It would liu wrong in tne if I
should omit tn ny that the Rcoretary nf State
hat perfi rnied liis part. Al to the part the
hnmlile individual whn now adilresrea yon took
in the struggle for the suppression of the re
bellion and tho restoration nf the cimntry. I
will say nothing, though I will iny In somming
up, that the Government baa discharged lis
duty ; hut there is something els tn lie per
formed. The work ia not done. We have
Inroibly established that nn State has a right tn
leave the Union, and when the Slates are again
resuming relation, with the Federal Govern
nient as far as In their power, wo find that
when they seek tn have their representatives
admitted lo Congress, thero aro men in that
body who, in violation of nor great charter of
liberty, deny their right tn be represented, and
refuse to admit them representatives into Con
gress. The query then comes np in the strug
gle before ns, will wn anhmlt, will tlio Amen-
Ullll pooilte Milium unl:. ..,.l ,li,.nlutiiMi
and this pinclionl assertion of the doctrine that
they have already repodinted nnd overthrown.
The isxue is before yon. Let me ask this in
telligent audience, not in tho language of dec
Ittinalion, but in the spirit nf Christianity and
sniiiiil philosophy, are we prepared to renew
those soenes through which we have jnst pnst ?
Are wo agnin to see one portion of tiio country
arrayed in deadly conflict Against another por
tion, us we liuve seen them armreil. or shall
wo nut make every effort to have all parties
and all people nf this country again united in
harmony and brotherhood I Will their effort
be ncd'pted J Do not all wnnt a Union again !
I linvo raid before, and I now repent, I do tint
wnnt to let litem back into the Union degraded
and debaevd. They would not bo fit to per
form a pnrt of this American family. . 1 want
them tn come hack with all their manhood."
Subsequently tho President was serenaded,
and made anuiher speech front Hie balcony,
saying that' he thanked God that tlm people
through their representatives at tho Philadel
phia Convention, imposed It sentence on llioio
who opposed a resturittiiiii of the Union ; that
the people obeying the great law nf gravitation
which oould vanquish any inovmeiit pointing
to a disruption nf the Union, had sent forth
their edict Itlto a flash of light that would exer-
cise an, irresistible influence throng! I the
United Stntes lliat the Union must be pre
served ns original y established under the Con
stitution, lie had' not been mistnlii-n in hold
ing Hint (here was an over-ruling Providence
in the mm menu of the American people. He
believed that the great tru'h. for proclaiming
which be bad been denounced, was being oar
ried out tlirit the voice of tho people is
the voice nf God. Cheers Thero was now
a great ground melt I lint would reach traitors
in Hie North.' The Union nl three Stales
must be preserved. He bnd begun in lt-Cil to
oppose any encroachment upon Hint Union, and
had continued lo fight against socll ntleiupls.
At tho Southern portion of the circle. I here
were those who made nil attack on Hie niiific
bond, and now it had pnasod run ml tn tho other
extremity. Should ho nainn Ihein ? A voice,
" Ycf, nnd hang them loo I' They bad named
him and denounced hint in the Legislative
Councils as a traitor, when he, as Execmivu of
the nation, was determined lo do bis duly un
der tlio Constitution. They were traitors, liar
ing extended I heir arms lo lite archives nf llie
State nnd trampled, tho Constitution of their
fathers under font.
When these things were told Inlliein by him
self on the anniversary of the birthday of llie
Fnthcr of ojir country, why was it undignified
and iiiibccomitig. thnnch it was right fur them
to charge linn with being a traitor and with
having ulrandoned tho parly that elected him I
lie challenged today the whole Congress in
the aggregate, with the exception of I hose who
laud by the Cuiistitniion, into uu forward nnd
put their linger nil the slightest violation or de
parture in bis course from the resolutions parsed
al Hiillitnore upon which he was elected. Hut
because be Imd reftim-d lo nbey I hose who had
iibnndoiied llnise principles and give bis sanc
tion to what nas culled the rreediiten's lliirenii
bill, which proposed to tax the people nearly
fifty millions, to support what lin y ussiuneil lw
liu freeilinen, hu hud liien denniinced. What
is that bill 1 There nr thu.-c who contend for
1-inuiicipntinii not only lor the black, hut for
llie while man, ami u gi oil deal of Hint kind
nas needed. W h o we looked nt this bill what
was it? Nothing more than the transferring
of four il il!iniis of slaves mm (heir original
onuiT. to a new set ol musters, with the Unit
ed .Slates lo pay all expuiiri-s, uud III- Commis
si mere In reap all the profits. JnbllfOll coll -clu
led by thanking tlie cslizcn of New Ymk
for Ibu kiuiltiiss uianifesud oil Ihu occasion.
II.- wus repeatedly interrupted nilb vlicers dur
ing the speech.
5IIMTAKY.
IlKAII QUAUTKIIS Mll.lTAIIY DlVIMON
Or- TMK 1'AUIFK!
FK! Chart,
. 0. islili.
Sua Frnmisco, Cnl., August
.IjKNKItAI. UltllKUH,
No. "2.
I. Am horny Inn been given by tliu .Sectilary
of War In rtoruit on the new regiments ol reg
ii In r cavalry on the Pnciliu coast. The organ
ization will bu Iho same ss that of the old reg
iments, except thut the ollice of Company Com
missary Sergeant is abolished, nnd each com
pany la to In- composed of sixty-four (111) pri
vates. The pay uud allowances nru tho suu.o
in nil cavalry regiments.
II. Ilrevet lingailier General W. Seawell
is detailed as Superiuleiideiil of Itecrniling
Service lor litis regiment in the Department id
California, and Colonel G. A II. II lake, 1st U.
S. Cavalry, as .Superintendent lor the Depart
nient nf Columbia. The Presidio, Snn Fran
cisco, Culilnriua, aud Kurt Vancouver, W. T-.
will bu the general dupols or rendezvous for re
emits.
The Commanding Generals nf the Depart
ments of Cahluruia and the Columbia, will de
tail on recruiting service all available ollice rs
and lion coiuius.ioned ollicers, of whatever arm
uf service, in their respective commands, and
dceigualu lh several recruiting stations to be
opined. All oilier recruiting will cease for Hie
present, and ollicers now n criming for oilier
regiineuis will recruit only for tins new regi
ment uf cavalry.
III. As soon as sufficient number of ru
oiuils is iBucd in tuber Military Department
to form a company, there mil be organised as
such by Hie appointment vf uou coiuioUsioiied
ollicers. and llie lact repotted to thesu llend
Quarters for the assignment ol ollicers and des
ignation ol station.
IV. The elLcers uf this new regiment w ill
be appointed by (he President, and assigned
by i be rieareiary nf War.
V. The moot lavorable opportunity is now
offered Iu the Jocoirged volunteers to 're-cuter
llie sun ice for duly on this const.
Uf (JIlUKItur MAJ. (iKX. llAI.I.KI K I
D C. WAG til.
Ai$i'lnnt Ailjulntil (JtntTul.
A case of whidoenls! slaughter nf Infants by
starvation ha1 just cmne to light in Lawrence,
Muss. A woman there kept an infants' (gen
rally lib tl'lunte) boarding house, in which
iho bill o fare wns flmir grnel seared with
teilk." according to one witness. After few
dtya neither mother or nurse r?re troubled
wnh llie yo'ii'J ones. The Woman had some
limes bad as uisuy as nine of these intact
liMldels. ,
TKLIC(;i I API IIC IV 10 WN.
New York, Sept. 1. The pioneer steamer
of the Pacific, Mail Steamship Company's line
to China, leaves this pnrt on Out. 1st.
Washington. Sept. I, Gen. Davis Tillsnn
has been ordered to return to duty ns assistant
commissioner nf the Freedmen's Ilureau nf
Georgia. This settles, for tho present, the
question nf Gen. Howard's removal friitu the
chief charge nf the Freedmen's lliirenii.
Chicago. Sept. 2. Tho President arrived nt
Niagara Palls at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
uud was escorted to Iho International lintel,
where, from the balcony, he made a long
speech, referring; to the sacrifices and perils
through which he h id passed, nml the grades
by w hioli he had reached his present eminence.
Some, ho mid. had colled him a trailer. Ho
asked what principle or panicle ol lite IJulti
inore plaiforui ho had violated.
At the oiiuidnsion uf his speech. Seutird wns
called on, and innrle a few remarks, in the
oonrso nf whicli he said that Lincoln had many
trnduoers, nnd if President Johnson should be
suddenly removed, 1h purity of his purposes
wnild be equally manifested. IIo defended
himself from the' charge nf having deserted
tho Hiiltiinnro pliitloriii, .
A grand hall wns given last night at the Iu
ternntional llolt-l in honor of tho President.
The parly "ill remain nf the Fails over to day,
S lay, and will have n pn'blio reception lit
Buffalo nn their way West. .i. i- i
New York. Bept. 1 Henry -Ward Ilcectaer
nmee ,. (.... . .. , ,, n,,m
tlio tleveliuid Soldiers Conveiilton, hut wishes
success to it ml nil other conventions, nf what
ever parly, whoso object is tho restoration ol
the Stales lately in rebellion lo their Federal
relations. Heecher concludes ns follows s It
is the ineii who, on sen and land, saved the na
tion, should now, by Iheir voice nnd vote, con
summate that which their swords rendered poa
sible. For tin. sake of Ihu Iruediiien, fur the
enlio of tho South uud its millions of fellow
countrymen, lor our own rake nnd In-the great
cause of freedom nml civilization, 1 urge im
mediate reunion uf nil the parts which Iho wnr
has shuttered."
Gov. Ward, of New Jersey, has issued ft
prno umalion convening the legislature on Sept.
17th, to ratify the eonstitnlionnl nitiendiii nt
nnd fill tho senn'oiiiil vnenucies.
A Valparaiso correspondent enys news of Iho
nbnniloiiiiieiit nf llie war by Spain had been
received, but pence uas expected inline-
diulely, ns it was the intuition of Die nllied re
publics to 'iiuike retaliatory war upon Spain
nnd her coiniiierce.
Philadelphia, Sept. 2 About (1(111 delegates
lo the Si in l,i-i ii Uninli (,'iiillentiiill hud leg s
lered their names nl lite liiiliilt Leagno roiitns
Inst evening, and the iiiiloulinii ilimv that lite
Conveiilioit will he very hilly iiiiende I. Nearly
every Kiate in tile Union is represented. (Jnv.
Hniuillou, lulu Govetnnr of Texas, it spoken
of as temporary president, anil dailies Speed
ns permanent ubniritinii. Gov. lirmvulnw de
dined tho support of tho Tennessee delegation
for this position. The Convention will be en
tirely in the hands of lite Southe rn delegate,
who will iiigiiuice nml compose its cmii'iiitli-es,
und lulu upon the resolutions ami platform
which Ihu onuniiiitfcs may report. The North
em delegates will sit as luminary members
After the platform nml resolutions are adopted,
the Northern delegates will probably bo for
mally presented, and many of Ihein will speak
It is belief" d the platform adopted by the
Souih.rn men mil he mure radical than iinv
that has ever been pnt forth by a Northern con
vention. i:i ti nun ion to tho Convention, it. is
proposed to hold several mass meetings in llie
city eieiy evening id next week. The Na
tional Hull in huh th,. Convention tvill sit bus
been entirely repaired nnd refitted fur tlm no
ensinii. It Is the largest Iu ihu city, and will
seat over -1.111111 people. All the pnlrinlic ns-o.
c.iiitiiii.ii Inr th cli rhjiaili Irliiu In c nn- bullous
during the nr. me making iigoroiisilf.ru lo
nppenr in lull Ion:,, at the ueh inv i t. ii ises
nil Monday niw n.tf he .Suuili.-rii di-lecn-
tioim mil i,tl.et nt th,. i its uf the National
UninnCluli.m !IJ a. in . ami proceed Iroiu
Hieiiee lo lull, in ml. m-e Iin. I. 'I he N'mthern
C'lllferelieelleleg , inns mil meet at III. Ii pell
oi-iice nan. At ball past nine n clink a in nil
llie. delegatis will be escorted from Indepeii.
d. nee Hall lo Hie Union League House, no
cording lo un order Usned by 0-ri. Sy kes.
Cbiel ,laibul. where liny will ho received
and welcomed by Charles Gibbons, chairman
' f the cmiimitli e of reception on behnlf of llie
League. Alter Ihe address ol welcome l. lid
reply, Ihe Southern dclegiiti a will he escorted
lo National Hall, nhele Ihe escort will be dis
missed. To r, vent eonliiejnii, no pei-nn will
be niliniiieil in ihu (,'oin eiiliun on Muoilny as
tneiiiliirs iheri nl, except ill legnles from the
Soiilheiii St lea. Hie ciioli-renie lb legnles
itppoiiited by the Cmerimrs , f Nurtln ro Slates
or otherwise duly iiiillionr.nl to represent litem
in Coiiv. iiiinii will ineel nt ;V Lodge House
ut 1 o'chnkoii . un 1 1 ii y fur leiiiporiiiy orgiiniz
ntinn. The luiji.-s will In, united in Iminal
Coiiveiitioii nt sin tin,,, aj the Uliionbts nf the
Smith may ib sin.iie.
Sept. .'I The ( hit f feature of lcelcnlay
was a llnise piatir uneling nf Ihe ileh gales.
Last evening .ei,ntor Harris led tin ling.
mid in his opi nil.,' reimirhi said liny had ns
scuililci! Irum vmions parts of llie iiiuutiy lo
attend a convention, Ihe lesiilis i.f which inighl
nffect esi-eoliaili il not vii.iHy Ihe ueilare of
this distracted tount.. It was thereloru np
propiiale thai on the owning of the Chllsllan
Siibbnlh lin y shnnhl no 1 1 logi lher nml torn
iiietid Iheir country lo Un ir God, ulm had sig
nully fuvored Ihe country in its trials through
which it had passed, and plead tu (od that ns
llie country was now entering on iiitexpeuled
trinls it would Siot be deserted by him. lie
closed by nuuoiincing that prayer wmild bn nf.
lend by liev. Dr. Newman nf Louisiana..
Senator Lane, Lt. Gov. limes, lit . Time. W.
Conway, Gen. F.ulon. H. Mnynard, Judge Pot
tcr of Tennessee, ami others, lolloiud in ex
hortnlion or prayer.
Sept. II. Gov. .Tiny the of New llninpshire
has appuniud Gi n. 0. I''gS If. H. Heuauir. in
place ol Clark, resigned. ,
A dispatch from Warhinglon says lhat du
ring Ihe past fire years the city has never Worn
so desolate an nppenrnnce ns row. Hotel, are
empty, and business is dull for the moment,
ami I here is consi qucutlv a dcuilU of liens.
Cleveland. Sept. ;.- I'residetit Johnson nr
rived her at 8 o'clock this evening, having
had a pleasant trip from Hull a In. with recep
lions and rhoil speeches all llei way. The
Preeiiietit's voice is growir; hoaiser nml hoars
er, and the fnilgiies of Hm Irip are eviilenlly
wearing upon Iho whole parly. It is also no
liceahle that the further w est Ihe President
goes, llie more coldly be and Mr. Seward ale
received, and it. ore clu-rrs are bestowed on
Gen. Giant and Admiral Knrrsgut.
Phi ndel hla. Sept. 'J The Convention was
inaugurated with grrat eclat. A -."H-essinti
was tunned on Ind peiuli nco Sqtiaie. headed
by Ihe linmii League .ViO strong, ihe Nalional
Union Club escorting Ihe Souiitern delegates,
and the orgniiixalioii called the 'Hoys in I II no
escorting ihe N'onhern deb gnliuu, with llie Ite.
publican Invincible Club, liremen and ei'.ixens
in the rear.
Fred Douglas walked with Tlicodoro Til
tun, and received grout applause.
The street, were decnriiled Willi flags ami
tnotliies, nml crowded with people. The for
tnal welcome to the Hoolliern deb-gates Was
prnnounud by Charles (jililinu, iu front of Iho
L'lilou Ix-sgue House. The Soul hern dele
gates entered the National Guards Hall at I p.
m.. and Mr. Mokes of. I con, read the Call.
Tims. J. Dnrsnl of Lvuisnma was made tem
porary chairman, aud chiiiiiiiIIi a un eruden
lials wns appoiuleili also a ciuuiihIIiu ou per
niaiieiitorgaiiiiaii.nl; after whicli the conven
tion adj iiirm d till to nmrrow.
'1 lis couteoliun and (iriieerdings in front of
Ihe I nioti le ague house called out at least ten
l!i-.U:unJ p-.-..lu. Ms, U:!:L".: gieeltd the del
WHOLE NO. 808.
ogntcs from the South ns "follow-loyalists, fel-low-citizens,
frlonds nnd brethren. Thero wns
no loynl blood un Iheir hands, and Iheir souls
were free from the guilt uf treason, i They had
held fast In their integrity, ihoticli their homes
had been desnlated, Iheir pleasant places laid
waste, mid themselves nnd their wives nnd
children driven intii exile. ' The sympathy
wtitcn me men in uu? IN on II iclt lor- them nt
that limn was flashed from a million of North
ern bayonets ami pronnunoed by Iho mouths of
.Mirtnern onnnnn. Hit proclaimed the South
returned lo her duty. She mnt come In new
rubes, with new covenants for liberty, eqnallty,
and justice,, led by her own loyal Unionists,
wltn are Iree from t lie taint of treason, What
hoyo had they in the future, nr what security
frotti impudent traiturs who were tn be reinsta
ted under the arbitrary will of mis man under
a Cutislitutinn they hud defied and lorswornl
Ths answer was already written in the blood
of tho murdered loyalists of New Orleans
The men of Ihe South were here nn u high and
noble mission-that uf re-establishing the Un
ion on n lirnnd and sure fniimluliini that of
equal and exaot Justine to nil men. , Cheers.
It should stand on no other. ' They could not
bu so unmindful uf all Ihe lessnus uf the pnst
as tn be led by viigrnut politioinns into another
com promise with crime, instead of lifting up
from degradation tlinso who had been its jiu
thus." . '
Tho following dispatch was ntinnnnced as
having been received t- j .- i i.
' Snn Francisco, Sept.' nt. To Hon, A. J.
Hitifiilioii. nf Texas i The Pacific Stntes semi
oordial cutigm'iiliiiiiuis in your CuuVeiirton.
May your deliberations proiuoto the adoption
of (he only wise pluu of reomistrnctinti,lhnl
propped by Congress. Signed by F. F. Low,
Governor uf Califuruin, II. G. Hlnsdcll. Onv'r
uf Nevndii, A. C. Gibbs, Onv'r of Oregon, mid
G. L, Woods, Guv'r elect uf Oregon.
Gov. Hamilton, nf Texas, replied lo Mr.
Gibbon's remnrks, that they had Imped, after
the triumph of ihe National arms, that Ihnse
who had suffered long would Imve some indem
nity for their lofscs, or nt least security for the
future. Thev hud Imped In he permitted to
return peucclully lu iheir habitations, nnd re
new their assncinlious with Ihe friends from
n liuin they had so long been separated, but Ihe
experience uf Iho last twclui mouths had
taught them in bitterness of heart that thn
spirit which animates rebels was as ramnsnt
to day ns when rebels first drew the swurd.
I Voices, I hu' so." IIo of nil who nided
lliat government, was ns rampant rind incorri
gible, nlthonch as defiant nnd denunciatory, as
viniiictivii nuu cruel-as lie was at any period
liming iho rebellion Seeing this, ami realis
ing Hint so far Irum Inlne reunited to Iheir
hoiip s, they were reunited In Ihe same element
which Hail sought their destruction and Ihu do
slriiciion of the Government, somo nf them
who happened to iu lit Ihe Nalional Capital
deemed lint time propitious Iu call Ihu Union
ists of Ihe South logelher, a Iheir own enndi
linn and that nf Iho oonnlrr demanded it.
They believed that thero was nut only danger
to themselves, hut a cbmd. llinugh llid iligger
Hum a man's hand, aoiivnrs ou the vertru of the
horixon, which might ultimately spread over
" "'ire cnuutty. 1 hey llierelore determin
ed to make Ihu present call, nml I hey Invoked
lln assistance ami cnuiiacl of all Iheir brethren
everywhere throughout ihu Uniud Stales.
They asked ihu loyal delegations that catue
here to give Hietii il o hand of welcome, and
help them lo renew Iheir faith In the Gnvern
""nt in n purer spirit than before, and nrove
tn nil Hm President's Cabinet nud councils that
Iho people of the North and Snulli who were
loynl lo the Giiverumui I would bn satirfied
with (milling less limn tho actual security of
imiivniuiii i quality ninlcr Ihe Constilaiiun tu
nil men. t;neers.J ,
Sept. 4. The Southern Union Convention
met nl III o'clock. Prayer was offered. Coin-
nititee on Credentials reported Ihe number of
delega'es Kcsent as billows j Texas Ii5. Lou
iniuiui 18. Tennessee al. Virginia 51. Georgia
8. A Iu ltl inn 1 1, Keiilucky Id, Mississippi 4.
Missouri . 'til. Arkiisiis 2, North Carolina 7,
Maryland (il), Di-irn-l of Columbia 27. Total
Coiiilliillce tin perillillient nrraiiixalinn ro
poited ex-Allurmy General Speed, of Ken
tucky, ns President, with a. Vicu President
from each St-.le. The nan f President
Speed nnd Vice Presidents llrnwnlow and John
Minor Holts were re a I with much cheering.
Speed, on taking the 'chair, spoke for ball an ,
hour iu a uio.t eloquent and (omihle ut inner.
He said it uas Ihe greatest honor of bis life tn
preside over ti convention assembled for such a
grand Work. We nre hero ns representatives
of n great Irnilt. The oviilioii given as Yester
day was not so much la us us individuals ns In
Ihe great principles upoii which wo stand.
We should remember tin. in uur deliberations.
We should he ftco mid nntspokeii, but oalin
and merciful. He alluded lo Ihe cm. diet thru'
which Wu had just passed, nud Saul that the
patriot soldiers Were now staunch citizens.
liny do not want any more uur, but Ihey de
sire pence only on .tire fniilul ilinns id i quid
rights, equal piivth-ge, nud equably for all
men. I. nml i beers.) There con be no sore
pcacu on any other l.i.in.l iliou. lie alluded In
llie bill, trniivi-iilii.il in tins oilv the Jidinaoit
oniireiitmu and said il did untiling but record
un object sulitnissiius lo Ihe tmiiioanils uf llie
F.xccuiivc id tin. I iiiied Stales. It bowed
down nud did Jnj fiiHrwhal loyal citizen no
bly n-liised In do. Great cheering
At Iho close of Ibis inblriss. Gen. Duller,
lien Wade, and Siiilon Ciltm roll entered Ihe
riHini lugeiher, and were received with loud
cheering, due nl Hio ilvh'gulea moved that
Geo, (i, nry be luviled t.' lake II sent on Iho
plaiforui, and he was conducled there, lit
whole house rising nml theeiiug hi in in Hie
most eiiilui.inslie manner. Under and Wmlu
were iifiernard iuviled to seals in the same
place. And were also received Willi cheers.
Consnletuhlu discussion sprung up ou the
ilileslion ol nppiiinling ciiinuilllcei. and few
ilelegnles Hauled the resolutions refer led Willi
cut debute, but til" propnsilinn nu t with decid
ed opposition, nnd wns voted down by a strong
majority. A committee of one fioiii each
Statu was appuiuled'oii reiolitlioiis. headed by
Thus. J. Durau! nf Louisiana, aud including
Gov. Hamilton of Texas, Gov. Fletcher of
Missouri, It. J. llreckiiirulge, and other. . A
committee wns r.pponited lo prepare an ad.
dices, heudeii by Geo. W. Paschal. A com
mittee' nt the same number was app.iutek lo
prepare n stulci cut of the condition in whicli
Ihe Union nn n nre placed by the rocnii.lrnc
lion policy of Joliiiruu. It chairman is Ju.le
Wnrmoiith of Ne Otlenns.
Judge llnnd uf Mary laud off. rid renin
lion for reference tu ooiuiiiillae on plallorin,
which idoseU with Iho expression of Ihe opinion
that Ihe permanent safely of the I'nhui men of
Ihe South cannot ho seemed u M hunt ncgry suf
fruge. l was received with loud nml h'lig
continiied ipplause by a huge majority nf the
Convention, and with silence ly some of Iho
llonler Stale delegates. Several ol these mail
ifesled great sensitiveness, uud wanted in kill
Ihe resolution, but Ihe sense ol Ilia Convention
A roniiuillee of flip was appointed tu re
ceive Ihe d, legates from the North.
Th aiinouneeiiieiitJlinl Griiul and Ftrrngat
had w ilhiran n Ironi the Presidential excursion
puily, was received with ike greati si enthusi
asm, which continued for scn'ral miuutca.
Chicago. Sept. 5 Dispatches from Detroit
Ibis InreiiDoii s.iy Grant and Farragut are iu
lliat eliy. having lelt Ihe Pfcsi,leiiii.il putty at
CleVi land. 'I key l"k llie steamer last uight,
and arm i d lu Detroit this fareuoon.
In Ihe Kughsli Parliament, Mr. Ilright as
serli d, on giaul authority, that Ibu progress of
Ihe deiuiairalie principle was so rpuikcd iu Ivug
laaJ llit Ameiicau Hewipspi rs were more read
In Hie mills and Ucloins than tliu lltiiisb jour
nal .
HOOK Al) JOU I'ltlV I
Of Kvery Ibisia-iptbm, .'
KXKCUTKD WITH NISATNHSS AM) DISPAIOII.l i
satrs or iriVSkTISlNII, " ...
fint Insertion, t per niusre o( tn lines or. urn, iiilnlia
mrftsure. (1 for sach sulisi-qiient Insertion.
IV Ailvsrllilnu lillls.'wlicn nut paid In advance, .III It
rntrttcd twenljr-nv per octit. BiMillonsI, to cover thaml
of oullMtlon. , . i,. . ... 1
t V A lllieraldsiluctliiii frosi UleallqvrAtswlllb.nlal,, .1
m favnr ef llius. who mlvertla. Iijr tit. ituarler.
i -"Ol
IlKBOitKH om Kkhtobation. During the '
course of ono of his peculiar sermons on Sun- !
day at tho Plymouth ohnroh, the Ue, H. WV "
Cocoher thus nlluded to the radical plan of rat- 'f d
titration, as based on tho doctrine of Belial I J
"I nut as strong as over in ho conviction o'u
that the true result nf tli war must be reoog-.i
llizetl. Whatever went iuto tho Cnustitotioii
nn ncoouni nl shivery must oome out; and .
what was kept nut on socontit nf slavery must '
be nut In nnr nrgnniolaw ami I have believed )
ami labored for this as strougly a and longer ;i.
than many of yon. , Bat I have fell that it d r
should be done iu Ihe spirit of love, nut of ha- '
trod. I ouusider Ihe doctrines brought forward ' 1 1'
in Ihe House of Uepresonlatives by Mr. gte- ''
veils though fullowetl in thoir entirety, thank um-,
God! by very few I think them to be tho t
dootrines uf Belial, leading to destruction.
The North had a chance to show grace, and
love nud mngnaninutr. Hmv t longed to sec
It I Both Congress and the Presidont should
have been pressed to Union. I hud hoped to ('
see Ihu North show mg her superiority In Chris- ''''
linn nolileuess and genesnus forgiveness. Bot ' !
I linve been disappointed. It has not been'''
done. Yon can no more change rebels to Joy -' : '
nl men by casting them out nnd turning them ''
uwny, thou yiui can convert the wicked by ' 'n
biiil.ling np n wall of separation between them ,' "
und Ihe good shutting llmin out Irom the very , ' '
inlliieuoes Hint should lie brought to hear npoii . ,
them. If thine enemy hunger, feed him i If
he thirst, give him ill icit ; for In so doing, thnn
slinll heap coals ef Mr. npou Ills bend. Be ;
luA overcome by evil, hut overcome evil wiJt
good.1 There, go ; t(e that. You have been '. "
lalliing it b ng enough do it. You have beeu ,:'
praying It long enough j try it." . i
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Aduhrhh to the Kmi'khku op Husria.
Foreign ndvloes uontnin the following i On tho ,1 '
8ih of August, ihe Cninmis-loiier appointed by "
the United Slates Governinent. ncooinpanied :
by General Clny, American Minister, hadan , j
interview at Hie paluse of Pclerhoff with tho '
Cznr of liussin', to who Ihey presented Ihe fol- '
lowing nddress : i 1
Sirs Tho ro oliitlnn which I have tlio honor 'nml
of presenting lo your imperial Majesty Isthe
vniuu ul a peopl - whose millions of lips speak
from a single heiirt.' The innny lies which 1 '"''
hnve long hoiiud together the great Empire of ' 1 '
Ihe Knit and the republic nf the West have "
been innliiiilied and strengthened by the tiuws- ,: !
veritig fidelity of Iho Imperial Government to , ,
tile oause of the Union thruughout !he roent
period of cnitvulsion. The words of synipu.l'f " 1 '
and friendship addressed tn the Government ''
Washington by command cf your Imperiai , ,
Majesty aro fixed in their hearts, who do horn- :
ago to Hint iiulile act of humanity whloh Is es
peoially referred to In Ihe resolutions of Con- '
gress. The peaceful edict nf an enlightened 11 1
sovereign has onlistiminated a triumph over an ; i
inherited harharisui which our western repub- .,
lio has only reached Ihtotigh long years of blood- .
shed. It is therefore with profound omotion "
that I offer lo your Imperial Majesty, tn Iho ' '
rnianoipnted subjoots, tu all llio people ot this a
vast realm, our heartfelt congratulations nn tb ,
proviilenoial escapo (roi.i danger which led In .
lilts spontaneous exnressinu of regret for the
attempt nnd tlmnkfufnesi for its merciful arrest.
The smry rf Ihe peril from which a kind Prov
idence has delivered your Imperial Majesty
brings with it the reinembrauoo of the mighty
sorrow which so lately filled evety loyal heart
in our own land, at the sudden loss of our fath
er. We thank God that a grief like this wo
spared to our fi lends and allies the Russian
people, May Ihe Father of alrnalions and all
rulers protect and prolong the life whioli lie ha
so signally preserved for iho good of mankind
and fur the glory of Hii name.
G. V. Fox,
Assistant Secretary of the Navy. .
SlNnlll.AB FUiAVILMtRNT OV A DRBAM.
The Liverpool Courier, of July 20th, saytt
A most reimirkable instance of the discovery of
a robbery aud the apprehension uf the theifby
Hie realization of a dream transpired h fore the
IlurileniHil comity magistrates on Thursday.
The wife of a workman, named Geoigo Clinton,
residing nt 4 West street, West Hartlepool, ap
peared lu prnsecuto two men, named Jamo
Leonard nud llnriiard Wnrd, for stealing two
watches, Ihe property nf her husband.' From
the stall nient of Mrs. Clinton, it seems that th
two watches produced were locked op in a box
iu one of the bedroom of her bouse, aud she
had the keys nn her person on Sunday last.
The prisoner Leonard was A lodger with her.
and was in the house on Sunday night. During
Iho uight of Sunday, Mrs. Clinton dreamed
that Hie prisoner, Leonard, had broken open tb
box and upset all ihe onnlents, and stolen lb
two watches, which were worth about 13.
Mrs. Clinton awoke about 7 o'clock, and felt,
very uneasy about her dream, and told her
daughter, who was shepiug with her, ef her
uneasiness, and the impression was so deep on
her mind that she gut out of bed, look Ihe key
from her pocket, and went into the other room
to examine Hie box. Shu found tho box not ex
actly as she had dreamt broken open bot
locked. Ou unfastening it, however, her dream
wns fully realized. The contents nf the box
were nil turned over in eonfusinn, and I bo two
Watches stolen. She Immediately cnmniuuioat
ed with the police. Leonard had left the house
at bis ui-nal time in the morning, a little before)
six, but Ihe police ascertained that two men an ,
sweiiiig Hie description of the primmer had
gone to Manchester by rail, nnd telegraphed
for Iheir npprehen.inn. At 2 o'clock, tlie sain
day. iho men were apprehended, and th
watches euro found in the possession nf Leon
ard. The prituuciB were remained until th
pelty session.
Watkh Si'.it ra Tho people over In th
Slnle of Neva. 1. 1 appear lo bo suffering thi
summer from nter-spnuts. A few weeks sine.
Austin (Keese River), camo very near being
washed away by one, and the Aurora f.'niosv
has an account of anuiher more recent which
burst in ilia liodie District and seriously aam
aged several mills. On Sunday last, say th
Visalia IMln, a heavy flow- ol water eatp
down the Kaniah river, oaused, a was sup
posed at that time, by rain upon the mount
ains i but since It bus beeu Warned that tb
sudden rise wns owing to the bursting of a water-spout
nn Ihe Middle Fork of tho Kawlah. '
, Maiiiidha IhiiiNr.ii All the town of Mar
iposa, sure five or six buildings, was burned on
Hie evening of August 25ih. The fire origin
ated iu the free I'rru iiflioo. destroying every
building nn both sides of Main street down to
the Govefiimeiit sure, including all Ihe build
ings on Ihe southwestern side uf Bullion street..
Tne Odd Fellows' and Masons' Hulls were both
burned. The total los I reckoned at nor
than IKKMMW. i '
Tne high pries? of wheat In Europe ba , ,a
earned French agriculturist to direct Iheir at
letilioii lo Its culture, and Iho official estimate
show that Ibis year 1117.00) more acre of land
were sown with wheat in Fiance than waa I bp i.
ens fifteen years ago.
Tim ladle of Cedar Falls, Iowa, are on th
rampage over a report that a peddler who re
ta nil) vi.ili d that town, selling corsets nod fit
ting them on Ihe bodies ul customers, ele . ha
since turned out to bu a man dressed iu Icrnin
Ino apparel.
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A okntlkmak. at Kalamazoo, came Bear
losing Ins hie on Ihe Willi ult. by calul iog hi
bait in a lady' tiller " as he was pasting her
mi a stairway. He was precipitated to the but-
loin, and taken ap insensible.
Tim New Yoik H'orM stale that a combl
nation of capitalist in New York have hoaght
ff-ii.OOO.OOO in gold, and intend tn boy iwre. In
order to run up Hie pries when there is a favor
able eppurlunny.
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