to vhnt must follow. IlHtis-h Oulumhin,
with n f.Mit'ii.M of but five (1 crrcc f lati
tude 0:1 the Pacific Coast, with the Stars ami
strip?? on her northern and on her southern
lordr, will find inanv persuasion? fci vtro
her to become a bta'.e tt t!;c Lnain ; nna by
ileroea her sister provinces will, bV.h.vr, till
one phall wave from the Isthmus to the
!
W.iilcrFprakinnf thxr purely? cf Hus-
Vian America, lot me call your utleutitnt to
me of it If-adinp; fenture nnd product.
Thin n;hni is tarter than 0;vpn was win n
a Territory. incUrlins Wadiin;lint mid ox.
tending back tot Its K.K.-kv Moutitaiii.t. It ex
tend t n the ooast funi tho famous ." Plo'to
73-decrees of .north latitude. It has ji river
-the Kwtchpak which, if it i not the lar
gest llcwins: into the Pacific Cbean from t!io
American Continent, is second only the Co
lumbia. It h within tho latitudes of Kus
K'.a, r.Vrwr.v. Sweden r.nd Scotland, in the
Old YiVrld ,and has a milder climate. It is
.tituVred with dense forests, and watered
with pure streams. It is a hintl r.-tpaMn tif
cuitiYrtUon--produesns the cereal grains,
reeubles and fruits Lrown in Northern Ku
rupe. Thj fisheries of the Northeast coat now
employ annually twenty thousand fishermen,
who have ' ecu called "the nursery of the
Amcueau navy." The Northwest c--ot is
equally well adapted to this national enter
prise. "lie who takes a tih from tho ocean,"
fays ft quaint philosopher, "adds a piece of
idlver t j his e untrv." Oar fishorios arc a
source of permanent rational wealth, as well
omatsi st
stjrntht nn;t it if a reason t f eon
m that this Northwest purchase
prat a! a th
furnishes probahlv the l-et fishing iromuls :
of the world. It alum's in nil the sptcics !
of fish already known to Ameri.-a, in the
greatest abundance; nnd the seasons f..r ta
king and curing them will be f.uod ln;:er
and more agreeable than on the epp site
coast.
Ico has lee -nv? an article of American
.c;hii!:i ree. and while millions of money ni t
coined each yesr in the New England ice
traie. it is a"f!t remarkable and notew(rt!iy
.that i. t!i? se.me latitudes on too Pa -.-i tic
0l, " 4 '.' J .11.. 1, .-."4-, j
T.rp of:ce could lm atl ere-f. .::ort ! U:s
lately acquired llusian Territory, there are
no reliable resources to meet the important
and iii re:!-dn;r demand fir this lio ami
healthful luxury. The k trade of Sitka is
already known to the world, and it! the hands
of Americans this g .urce of wealth will mul
tiply and abound till it is a twin sl.ter t it?
lI,itera rival.
A.e- will not sufliee t exhaust her J" ti
and her mine?, and the preat ci-untcr-poise
which tliis new retina will ive ! ra
tional interests already deXelopvd in i he Kaf,
will aid strenptli, security, and pr- -pcrify
4 the brilliant future of the Pacific S'a:es t.f
th: Union.
D ve approve, tb.en, of this latest of ur
.a?quiIuoii? It is a nm-t f iiii5.a:it fact
that we all appn ve.
When l?ef ire 1M our Government nature
new ib main without tin opposition of a larpe
class f ourcitlzeus ? Ncer ! Hat -ur for
mer acquisitions have bc-ea of relatively
n re value, :nd more nearly c:ir:--Ted wit!J
our
iinmed'ate deveh.p.ue
it a:
d stre-i-tii
t.ian ti.i-. v nai is r.-;e Ky i Kits is. to i a
quieseeaee? It Ls t!i;;t th-j whds pe pb
have 1hc n::e rea lv to v 11. t 1 1 the maoifc't
.destiny of the tlreat K-puldlc.
?I -j'-'v -tri.'.es of n:it
internal !::i-?.;e-
,nie:itj wre brinin u. Iay l.y.day, rearer
nearer relation to the 31 -a her States.
The li":sne .f :r Prt.:he jrosttser fn su
lha rest of t he Union ba iveii i;. a feeling
of isolation anil iu; pre --ion f 1 .i.eliness
in eur situation as a people. Iiat melt i no
longer tiur situation. Kvery day tb i litw-s.
,f Ue world is Cashed across tin? continent
upon the electric wire, and the "iron h-.r-eM
Las already recched the. umrnt t-f the S'.er-
This work, when completed, will rcver.-e
the curreat.s cif tho world! coniaierce, and
throw cervjss thj lap of ;ur fair PaeiuoNiopc-s
the channels of the richest trade, hrinpjin
India to strike hand; with Western Kurope
over what was a few years since the ItrrjL in
cojnita of the Univer.-:e.
In fa.-tj already the line of steam vcfseis
lately Citiblishel f.v.ra Sas Francisco t j the
coat of Asia, i.s taking theni:st teas, n:ces
and opi jus? t.f the Jndia traie. to he se;.t by
Avav f)f tho Isthnms fi Xe-v Vrk, L urdoli
aivl lliris, givinji a f ireiaste of the va-t ilot.i
oi.iraie wsr.ca win set mis way on tiie com
pletion of cur. national road.
Two days a , by telegraph we received
the announcement fr;r.i J'aris that America
hai bee a awarded five grand inedal.s at the
World's Exhibition now prorcs-hig there :
X)ue for the best Ilailn.ajl L -.ia .tive me
f-jT the lest Il?aner one'f;r the bet l'ian j
4he other two not being announced.
What triumph is this fr American art
-a.n1 enterprise ! First in railway transpor
tation 3 ret in chief implement of agricul
ture ar.d firet in nice tueehanisiu as adapted
to the fine arts.
Well may all Americans be pr u I of the -e
Faceesse where tlcj whole world has c unp.':
tel, alter'year.s of preparation ats I without
etint of ai cans in preparing f.:r the trial.
Turning from the n re active lie! is f tlie
older S:ntes, let u.s look: to our happy Ore
Con. II .r i.s it with as on the 4iii lay of
July, It'll?
Health and plenty bless our bor , cul
tivate 1 farm i. cover the broad land ; th .ii
fandj of Cottle graze upon the th m-.tn 1 hill.-i
and oa the bro;il prairies ; bountiful bar
T3st5 pomisi; to court o;ir graneric's ; happy
wives ail graceful daughters slirn our
jnany h.iaiesand with frugal hands deal 'Ut
to us tlx; sutnptuoui bouaties of tho table
r.ni charm the social circle of dome.-lis life.
Is there one among us wir) would exchange
the soil and climate of Oregon f r any other ?
-the hills and valleys for any other? the
broad prairies and imperial mountains for
any other? the wild, romantic scenery for
any other ?ror the daughters of Oregon for
iray 'others ?
' I run taswercl already. No ! a thousand
ipa'tr: y - - - v.-.-,.
,-We-bave a goodly land ; and if the abun
,daht pre -ent and the promising future are
harlrjigers of happiness and prosperity, the
fault is ears.
While we have not developed as rapidly as
jinme-of 'our sister States, our growth has
ibeen healthy and our progress has been sat
isfactory.' We have entered upon that course
which gives promise of the most cheering
, success.-; Our . farmers are improving the
jirts of lfljamlry, and our 'mechanics are
jaakirigryjventi;ms a:d ace amplishing work
whtch would distinguish a State older and
more ' advanced than ours. Factories and
worshops arc multiplying on every hand,"
and our flouring mills, numerous and exten
sive, are making 'theftr products known nnd
anprove l in the first markets of the world.
Wa but r clj l cheaper and more rapid com
.niunicati n t make this Valley a pcr'ect
vf-firas of successful industry and of thriving
life. ';-; . ; ' " ---
x' As 4'cimin events cast their shadows be
fore.'? we now almost see rjie curving rait
nnd the . gliding loeornnrivo crossing our
broad prairies and threading our deep ra
vines, laden with the righ prodiets oPour
teeming farms and plethoric jrpjieries. .
Patience, devotipn and enterprise will ac-
'.-r-mnllili nil t1ll tiffnrrt T enri rorsVnn f fifit
gret nnprbve'mcnts are marching through
. the land. '' . .'' "". ' '1 ; .'
1 '.' Schools', colleges and churches rise about
as audjn our midst. The privilege of edu
'catio'n'a.W: within .the reach" of ail: Nolde.
endowmentsare accumulating among us for
the enlihtfinmeatahd: en rib of tho rising
generation, The children of reQn do now
ras frt-i the West, and from :hn llv-t he h;is e.ilni and dignified tone ti deliver a he;ni-
no-aelraH-d t the ft-LilU the Il-icav i tifu!, in-tuf'tive an I v. ti-tAvh addrc.
M.mnwin. :T5itpc Year mriii sivE tt acoti i -n.t ir-n i1.,i .fti.irVK- fn II..
'tinu ous line ;.f ' Uailwuy over lh br.,;d 0fcvcrvl v sJ,c f:cv . (Jalhw-Jy had
American PMtaK a ni -nuaicnt t .'t'ies.'.trcD- i . . , . ,. .,
h .r.to-T.rb- .f th.- n:bm. r,n 1 n , b. ! C 'Teatly dciisnral.zed. Ins eyes roll-
the world.
- W I
know and Avl thai their native homo is n
Ii'iMio of privileges as well r.3 n. homo if
plenty.
0. Nature ! though blr?cd nnd brisbt arclliT mys
O'er tlio brw of Creation enrhnntingly thrown,
Yet faint aro Ihvy nil to tluvIutr that plays
In th pni'i!c of inleUi;:t:ico brrd in (Iib'i It ifif."
Hut bountiful and fortunate as onr country
is in nil the Messing of life. ?dio has her oe
caMon of ilcsiiondoneo and her huur nf
gloom. iVsolatinjr war ban but just erased
within her ?xrdcrs a war of brothers ami a
strife of friends leaving it dim traces
throughout the land. Tin pnit cannot he
recalled the future i only to u. Let us
have a heart to cnmprnmtM in feeling, to ab
lav Mttcr ImtrtMl-, hind up th wounds of
tho nation, and make America one people irr
rot mI will as .she is one hi laws and ii:Mi(u
tions. Let justice and honor find a conge
nial homo among us ; and let, our national
bird, as he soars aloft in tho bright mnlijihl
of this day, look d wn upon a people united,
fraternal nnd happy ; a.id let that flajr, the
emblem of otir liberties, forever ware nn uu
stained ensign t)f American stvereip;nty.
The I'lottrth ut I-fbauon
EJiivr State Viyhts Democrat:
It feem ' there has bfen nn emulous
eflort throughout Oregon to do honor to
their Nation's Uirthday. and Lebanon, de
termined not to be remiss in tho exhibi
tion of patriotism, celebrate this day in
a sty'c j reuHar and refreshing!
I.ctain'ti U b!esc 1 with u lar;e per
centage of a 'Ioyar claw of patriot who
are s;i extreme! v jealous of their precious
.. ,,,11 ieul nrivile-'es that ihev solicit a
lare j roptirtion ot whife people and all
tlio niters to as.ti to puatu ttieni. i ne
citiz mis vf Lebanon met, and made ar
ranuements, igv.pcctive of j arty, to cel
ebrate the Fourth. An orator was cho
sen, wh', it was thought, was partial to
the idea that this is a white tnan'.s O'ov
ernment. The-c Hoyals" fearing their
ebon allies tniht Kaficr, tlionht it salV.-t
to appoint another orator of cf diCWcut
p-dstical j-niiment-, to eotintcratt. It
was rent'iSy agreed to. The programme
, . t . . rr-i
was announced in the county papers, and j
preparations commenced i it earnest.
There were a few "lova!" underlinpH that j
itid all they could to disc ura";o and dis- j
j credit ti e celebration. Thev wotihl bczz- I
it into the car t-f every oie they dare ap.
proach, that it was a "copperhead" con- j
corn that tho dinner would consi-t (.f j
scabbed shec'p nobody would be at I.eb- !t
anon to celebrate all would stay nt home
or ' cNcwhcre. Hut the work progress
ed. tliC t'ay cau.e. 1 riniiti the laruot and
bct look in"; acmbl:ie ol people tb.at
vas ever scon in Lebanon.
'five jT"Ccs-i-oj vj! farmed in the pub
lic sou ire. i he President and Header I
(the els tplain bein-j; unable to inarch in '
t!ie proce-suoi) ' the two jratt r. the
(jo Ides i.f Liberty, be trin'4 a beautiful
banner and -hieMr villi twi littJe an"d j
irjrls attcn lit -:'Z her then the Stars and
Strli es b.ri-.e by tw yottn la lies b.ead
ino; the ldo, in!,o; in" cs bcarli: neat lit-
lie Htos rcj ro-entinjr nil the States roiu
Territories. The pruce-ion unrcbed ti
the urovw where a tand was creeled an 1
seats prepared fur all. When the multi
tude Wa FCatrd the President edled the
people to order and antimmccd frf.ni the
stand that orations would be delivered ?y
Dr. Ilendrix nd Hev. (.'all. .way, and by
previous arrangement the I'rcs. mfri-
duced Ir. Ilcn irix vvho proceeded in a
ed in the briny H'-i'd and his knees did
Huitc together, and by the r..s!'-?arieo of
friend1 he whs taken Iron the stand tier
ln comlfitt. Tntensc excitement prevailed,
anxious inquiry was fought t 'earn the
cause of t Ids sudden "change of base," IIi
reasons were hvj.se and unsat is factory. The
dtvals" consoled themselves with tbeeoti-
clu-ica that the ad dress already delivered
was ?o off-.-nsive to his exfrcmely sensitive
union sentiments that he became sick an 1
di-gused. This only exhibits the weak
rress of their cau-e. for if .-ifiythirig hatl
been sai 1' miapproprlate or improper, a a
patriot and minister of the (opd. if
his duty, under the circumstjncesfo h jvc
rt buke d it. The fact Is Hev. Calloway
h is an ennobling nature, a just apnrccia
tion of what is right at.d wrong, he saw
the temper of those with whom ho iv
liticilly identified, nnc he very well kney
that if he attempted to speak and did not
attack the paintriviug truths set forth in
4 he address, w hich lie could not conscien
tiously ,0. he would invoke the ven
geance of his party and perhaps -cut off
his bread :ui 1 butter. So to avert this
annoying predicament he preferred to
-skedaddle."
From the fensatlon produced en the
ocea-ion and the rumors nnd misrepre
sentations that are in circulation it would
seem that, ihe oration was a rank, rabM,
party hnrrangne. hut fueh is not the fact.
It was entirely free from party polities.
Tt is a faithful delineation of our Govern
ment from its formation down to the pres
ent time. Tt is true, the picture presents
no very encouraging hopo for the perpet
uation of the Government instituted by
our fathers. It shows appalling errors
have been perpetrated, but it was not
charged to cny political party. IJut the
republicans felt their party was responsi
ble for the deplorable condition of the
country and they could not conceal the
nngussli 01..J netr eonvtciions. liur,jirion
ihe whole, we had a splendid celebration.
When the day arrived, all these who
had stood out and pretended to oppose itJ
to keep from contributing anythinir. came
and had their little souls pierced with the
good old rusty truths taken from the Dec
laration of Independence,' and the rub
bish of the Constitution, nnd their empty
stomachs distended to a frightful extent
with '-Scab Sheep". and other fixings, that
for a short time produced strange and dis
tressing symptoms, which have passed
away, leaving the conviction that hereaf
ter they will be wiser and better men.
n. k. L.
Stanton and Holt have given to the
world what they pay is tho diary of
Wilkes Booth. Did 'Holt; Stanton, Se
ward, Sumner, Wade, Thad. Stevens,
or the late lamented," ever wrritc any
thing half as heroic, patriotic and ex
pressive of sincere sorrow at our coun
try's fate as. some of these words of
Booth? The diary proves that Booth
was actuated by no malice, but it
would be refreshing i f we could find in
the sayings ofany of these leading mon
grels evidence of a spirit as sincerely
devoted to his country. Say he. was
misguided, driven madif you will,"
but you cannot say that his motives
wei;e -Tnot sincere and heroic,- Day-Book.
J
11
M. IX. ArnoTT,
Elitar.
SATUKDAY
)Uf,Y I.V'lxr,;.
"Thu Cunstinition 1 ) l"f iil i uu l p.'n
plo, eHtttl.v in wr ntul in p -iov, nnd cuvvVs itli
tho elm-id f its protection U e!'t'S of nun, nt
nil (im-' fiml nnler nil rlrfinnftaiwcn ; ami lio
tloctsiuo iiivul vlns wovo pcrntfhiu U'tiueijtiennls
wits tvt-r indented y the wit mnn titan tltut
an i f itit pr iviitioni enn ho (vt.rniu.l ltti -In, any
vf thf srrnt f't;,' uii,s of tltv (i.vt rrilutt. fc'ueh
a tlottrinv? Icii'ls t.iiroitly to unai'vliy ami denpol
lnu. nnd the thtry id ru tH ni!tv, mi nldcli U i
billed, is falstt"."- riVwii Siiirttnc ('mtr.t
JOTTIXS ISY THI1 WAY.
'Sunday last vc viitctl t lie camp
Mcctfnj; then in imrt'ss nt CrabtrccV
Camp (J round it tlio .Mbbllu V'orlc of
the Santiant, Linn county. A lare
Concurke fl people had nsHcinbleil
and had listened to sm eloquent dis
course from Bbhop lCavcnauirh, and
when wo loft a very good Helinr ex
isted. The ground ww well arranged
and naturally well adapted for camp
nteitini; purjx'c:?. There are pier.
tv of fihade trees and water. A lar-re
space of ground Inu; leen cove red oVer
with a ;oovl clapboui'il roof; under
neath are benches that will eat twelvi
or fifteen hundreil pet'onH juite roni-
fortablv. Around this are Mindrv
we!l-eonstr,.ct"d tents ov hotisef, be-1
ii
y :i r lis ii i i ai I
1 ,V v
lon-inLj to. private individuals, in iff :x tu. Stati will dottiuless be
which they live duriiijf the meetings;, jitored Hpnn aul triumpdiantly elect
We could not help contrasting thin c.i ,y tlt. popb-, who tire giving dat
canipmeetiiiv; and the ladies v. e saw I jv an,i unmistakable evidence of their
with thtoo we witne.ed when a youth. Jj.t and abhorrence of the trickery
I those daysap nl .Methodist lady j cornt;lioti of the present doaii
tlitl nit wear jewelry, and even riU j nant j,;iry. The voice that is daily
bt.ns nnd the like wero tabooi-.l I VI,UIUK, , ivm everv State, cottntv,
they were considered acriU-ious.-. t.Uv tuiV) a,.(1 j, of tJu. VuU
Iut now tlit-v wear notn with much ? . , .. 4 .t
.-.. , , , ,. , i announcing deh-at alter delo.tt ir the
tftt i life ti..'.-alt'.J ' l.i.lli.l i.il
! 3!'tirtl h"i lcs :f,;-I victory upMt vt -!
vwlit I aul that a woinau hair i her i . ' .. .,.'..
, , , , , ! torv lor the v aucasian lejrion-, is nii- j
ubrv, and tlHV let it titow lon ; out!. . . ... . ...
. . ite; the rcinti in ol the aoolititiu lanat-
. j
Sunday had her hair trimmed bio a ,
I
man s, ihev looked well a woman i
... i
wiU look well even u her hair is
. . . . . . ,
short, ami s le he uniH-i t.muijy ap-
' ,,,,'
. i t . i ... . t ..iit.... i . i
pareicu; oui no-y woni'i nau- uvt o
much lovelier with nature's adorning j r ' ,. ..." '
' rt ' of the nation, la miring once- more
uncut. The pnachcr, too, arc not , , : , . i i .. .
11 peaoe, phut v, jtuot an I happiness to
what thev used t he; lhv are bet-!.. , , t i
tneir honu:i an I fsrcMtles, (.odspced
ter educated, but thev :trv ii"t half a . , ,
. , , . the day !
zealous and pious. Finn there is a """""
va-t dif.Wciict in the t ingitig ; but isi Tin: M nt tie. or Mas. SrnttATT.
this eae it i for the better. The The asstdttiiioii uf Aim Suirutt, says
Methodists f twenty-live years ago j the Chicago 'i iuiis, v. -,s an ;.et cf crime
sa'ig throttgh tln ir iio- t s, and ke pt an 1 cowardice, w hieh d.e not r.-i upon
pot rtitne; but last Sunday we In ard ! iudivi lu A. It was not rchrobated by
some vocal music that was free of the j the political J oty which proceeded, dc
t ias.nl twati'r; the time was jjikmI and lilcraisdy, 1 1 In c omui-i Jti j which ap
all the parts wero well ti.-taincd.- j plan Jed the died .iib ftcutoriati lungs.
We suppose all the.so radical obangos ' and uz? with dciisoniacal gle upon list?
uiay ! justly attributel to the in-1 Ia..t rg'eiof tie victim. It v:o rot lb
gressVf pirii of t!i age. - Ircsul; f f4 'axOi' diiil: it u..4;not the
TKtta'the CampTJVoiindjt' ' WMeIro Vc- f r.r,r!: Xuu vifAjful nor even t.t tititaw.'
to John C'rabtree'.s rejide::ee, about ; ful trvidenee. I 7hc vieiim ws inn -cent,
live miles distant, and stopped lor the) Her tr.gie death Was ihe c. :..: :;(s.i.j''.u
night. He settled on the farm he now of ihe '- tdlcy ,f the party." John A.
owns in 1210 bt'tn the first white j Diiigham, who appicA.-cd tact wiihiu his
fettkr in the forks of the Saniiam.
It is situated m a beautiful, pictur
critic and fertile valley ; and now hel
has neighbors all around him; every
acre of ground near him, wortliauy
thing. is owned by some thrifty tiller
of the -oil. Mr.;C. isori-iualiv from!
... . . , .1 . .1 lt i
,rgima, and k- vet practice t:lt
sociability and uuafVeted hospitality j
r-o characteristic of the Virginian of j
olden lime. ' '
mi iwi,,iw.iti j
A Pnorrcrivr. Tuom'- 'luc oihrr -tjy w r .
a !,t.,f ;m!i.,U furo-.tuw atxl -tf..j!S" hr u-U
tin 1 1 thi i.'iic n the rleatner. fr whu a tl;a I
fr'dvht hilt Has ttiiru u.f ia -ult lar
li.cn hauh- l la f. f Pr;l.t34 f .r $ :u.
.Vow. bUc luU tutir'j f tic I'. T. Con.j s,!.;.-,
ti'ittir-o l ;i'crs. uiitl ;ivt tl c m cel-JKiitt trt
cLanea f'ir bar;iiM. whm taaoost w'uh t lowye
uji tL va!i y. Al-'suny Journut.
Good! Hit 'em again, neighbor. Votl
are the only editur in Orcgou besides our
"sfclf, that has dared to say a word against
the I. T. Company. AH the papers up
and down the Willamette are toadying to
to this monopoly the Albany papers ex
cepted. We are glad that there is one
plank on which we boih can stand, and
battle together for the same object.
lur n a"5.' ai il jr'iCv:i;TU 5.sr;.i f -f
A Voice From the Crayc.
Wliilc Senator Douglas nnd tho late
Pi evident Lincoln were holding their
j;rcat discussion before the people of Ill
inois tn 1858, frays the Detroit Free JVcss,
the martyred President was pressed aa to
whether he was iu favor of. ncro aulfrajrc
and rjrsru rrjuililj fur ;SctiuturDiUiflaB
could very plainly see where the Ilepub-
liean party were drifiiiijj, Mr IJucoln
answered: am not, nor never have been
in favor of makinpr voters or jurors of ne
groes, norot fju;ilifyiuj them to hold ofliee,
nor to intermarry with white people; aud
I will f-.ay iu addition to thi; tljat there is
a physical diHeienccbetwceti the black
and white races, which I believe will fur
ever prohibit the two races from living on
term.-i' of social and political equality, And
inasmuch asthey eanuotso live, while they
do remain together there must be ihu posi
tion of isupcrior "and - inferior, and 1, as
much as uuy other man, am in favor of
having the euperjor position as?.signed to
the white race." . ; .
yi What a disloyal copperhead this tmme
Abraham Lincoln" w'puld be to-day, were
he living! lie thinks the ncro inferior to
the white man, aud is in favor of haying the
white man assert hig superiority Iladi
cals who are very ardent in their support
of, negro sufirajjc, and who arc" at the same
time, great admirers of Mr. Lincoln, had
better cut this paragraph out and paste
it up in their hats, so that it-, may he of
easy ".reference'; It is V.'Tvpice from the
dead appealing' to .their common sense
and self respect. '
, While the, Slongrcda nro easting
about lor a suitable bearer of their
checkered standard in tho next Tresd
deutiiil tournautent, we also observe
that Kome of our Deuioeratie cotcnipo
ranes are not idb; in thin matter, '
Amon;jj the most ...prominent name
mentioned in this connection we no
tice that of Tiiomah IF. Skvmoi'k, who
it will be remembered, was also a can
didate before tho Convention which
nominated MeClellan in iHiH. 31 r.
Seymour Uhh always been a htauueh,
true and bold advoistte of the doctrine
of Siute IUghtn, ami would, if nomi
natel, pndjably command more votes
than any other man that the Democra
cy could briii-'' forth, ilia record in
clear and untarnished, and hay. tdiown
hint to be the true embodiment of tlio
old Count it ut ion ami tho old Union,
while hispowera of oratory and well
known administrative ability have
ever made him a favorite with the peo
ple. Hon. (tt;oi;on II. J'i:.Niu:'r.v,
ofOui( and. oji. IIi:Nnv Ci.av Dca.v,
f Iowa, are do both favorably Kp j
kt n of by their ic; p etivo admiter.s
a candidate on tho White 31:10'
tieket. Howew r, any man who i4 f-o
loi tuuato as to bo the regular nominee
of :l Xrvt iial Democratic Convention
ii win) havi' ruled our lair land with
, , . . ,
unf erupuJ'ius nnd tyrannical power
- , , . , .,
br the hist mx years; ami the inat:;,'-
. . . . , .
urattoii ti the I n f id nt on tho loitrtu
, , .,. .
day of 31ar b, 1-C', w ill ir tho
row n
'of vb tr; to the bi:i" j-tilTci ill"' iioosdc
reach, wa.i not any tnre gtrity of that
murder thin licujamiu 1. Ilut'cr. who,
kiuwing the lay, omitted to proclaim the
itisunkiet.ey of the proef. until after the
victiui W3s dead.
fDrvrjo. At a l.te speech in
the civ of Aloiny, N. 1 ., General H. F.
Hntler: IlaJicat, lfvttf.lca t.t k-y nutcr
0r ri.pud:.:'.;Mi. He says:
"i have heard of co intrte", but iliey
;ir0 vcr3 IV l'u"'r debts tloil.tr
for dollar, but I have never heard of a
country, and I am afraid I never shall, in
lj!0 im, tj;lt bt. aJ1m.(j to ,e ,J,C
. . , . . , ,
year ptvcij to mm, that paid their debts
1 UU cents for -10 received, w it r has
; , ,.,,. ...... ,r ,; A-.;,.,.-
A MiAi.r.ow si-cak, whocalln hims'.ilfa
'loyal Democrat." My. that the "tliiTcr
ence botwen loyal jemocrat.s aud Repub
licans U only the difference between fircc
iltttl 7H und fieri i!r f(c." 1 bat, we are
happy to fay, U true. Hut the difference
between a ilwloya! Democrat, (. e. a Dctn
iicrat of the old and unadulterated type),
aud a Mongrel, U precisely difference
between a friend of liberty and n friend of
dcMpotixm, tr between a political negro
and a political white. A 4,Iyal Demo
crat" m much' roeuiblcs a loyal Mongrel,
that it is as difficult to tell them apart n
it ii to d).tinMiih between a young rat
ami an old umu-e. The loyal Democrat,
is tho young rat, IJut when he. grows up
he outstrips the .Mongrel iuou.', as, for
instauce, Stan' ju, lltilt T remain and Don.
JJntler. They arc the original type of
Jottil Democrats, regular rats, compared
to suclriuicc as Phillips, ISumner and old
lien. Wade. Wc don't like either breed
ov'rmbi, ba I tViUrf nl - to -c dwMH-:e, wo-
should choose nc mice before the rats.
We have Ie'3 contempt for luyal '(pub
licans than i'or iotal Democrats. AVe pre
fer Micv to vat. If, hereafter, mice or
rats must rule let the mice have it, wc syy
Hut if the true old Democracy goes to
work with anything like it.s ancient spirit,
there-will be an end of all the.-o vermin.
Day-Book.
ParFi:ssoit "Aooassiz, in a recent leer
ture.'remarked : Tho ''monkeys of South
America were far inferior to those of the
Hast;;;. Eastern ; monkeys were found so
nearly'-approaching- tho human species
that somo naturalists had discovered an
advantage on the part of, the monkey."
Exchange. , , -
AVp believe Pu Chailluand other trav
ellers have made the same discovery.
e
When monkeys are found "so nearly ap
proaching tho human fipecies" as that, it
is always safest to ffhoot theui. Louis
villc Journal. . : ; r r '
T& ho '"a man and a brother ?" Will
the Constitutional Amendment, if adopt
ed at the next Oetobcr election, make
him a voter ? V'hut will bo diis social
'arid political relations among the Western
Reserve Abolitionists.Crisis: : ! :
; r Tho Aolitipnists will have an opportu
nity to twist their, tails as they march up
to the polls. "Tailing on" just suits them.
isy T'j:i.i:cis:Ai!ii.
com Mtr.t rno inf. otsroo.t BenitD f
l. ,' s
New Our.r.ANH, Tnly -A Monterey
letter fays that previutts to the execution
of Maximilian ho was ftripcd entirely
naked. Kseobedo 'presented him with a
tdiirt to cover hi nakedness.
Nkw Yomk, July 1. A riot occurred
in Kn&t New Yolk yesterday in which
thirty persons were engaged. Pistols,
knives uud Htoncs were ticd, nd several
persons were seriously injured, including
one policeman. Darkness terminated the
nOVay. Threat were laade of renewal ta
d;iy. Nt;w Yo!;i;f July 1. We havodwplor
nblo aceminfs of destitution in Wake
County, N. C. At h'.i?-f ."00 f'i milieu are
nearly destitute ; .ome had no incut for
week", no bread for days, no flour fur
months nor cU'.otr nor colfjc for yctirs.
Chicaoo, July l.fJrccley has been
siitniiMiutI to Wellington io appear be
fore tho Judiciary Comniitco to testify
in rclatiou to the bailing of Jefferson Ua
vis. Li:wijrro.s. (Mf:.) July l.ThcWahh
hiirnc llouictc.id was burned. The three
WahbuniQ brothers hid fi!t(?d up the
hmciu fiueslvle and were accustomed to
m ike an annual pilgrimage to their birth
place. St UiflK, July 1, An Omaha special
says the ui'itintai'i rie U coming d.t?n the
Missouri river, which is alruidy overflow
ed. In many places, ouatititics of Gov
ernment frei;;!i!s are exposed.
Fifty' Mormon Missionaries have or
rived here ' rnutr fur Kurope."
Ctj?ar. at I:i-t acctittiifs, was at Itcpnb
J lea ti 1'tuk ready to pursue the Indians
fdsuuld they go sou! Jr.
Cine.(;, July j. The Times pec?al
says: Tliere is proper authority for the
statement that a report in favor of im
peaching the President i being prepared
The grain crops meet with no draw
backs. The feeling in commercial cir
cle. is cheerful, tlonih as usual at this
period, there is not much activity. The
fairvc-t in the West ha' commenced. The
weather in fine. The yield of wheat on
the Atlsntie seaboard i cotifj lently csr
pected to exceed that of any previous
year.
WAKtitr.'ciTo?:, July 2. The Austrian
Mitii-tcr Jch graphfd to know if Maxi
milian's exrenthm was confirmed. An
afairmattve reply wat n ui.
Ciife.i;f July 1. .wrniuel Cialloway,
Ilif public:;?! -nominee f..r l.!euf,-(iovcrnor
of Oh:, deelimd the nominatitm n the
gr.mnd ih.it hi t j -! j-crvb-e entitled him
to the Jirt place u the ticket or none.
Iiz-.rus Yv". Powell, former ftovernor.
and Henai .r from Kentucky. uu;d of jiar-:-.U
: at his residence in Henderson, on
ihc afternoon nf July ?M, rg.;.l "ut 3-c.tr..
Ni:w Youk, July L A' Matamora
special iys there wa some delay in the
execution f M,!"ii:iih::n. Hi hist woids
Wert; 'pr
the frVnt.
Carlolta.
He
was hut in
Mfji;i and Miramon were reduced from
mm
llf-'.r r tJtk find td: t in the back. The j
ciltrnce ordered Ihe eiccuttt.tl f.r June I
, I
iotit-tl j
tt t tSiC l .bh. 1 he CVi.nt C tl"'d great j
rci iit iri" m Ir.t.itt:ira. There w.n rjn.r.
, , . I
leg tn W.11 am OUtvr p-puur ucm JliMra-
t:on i, .1
i
mike n speech, eulogizing France, and
dt-chrin hi anxictv fr rtae. lie faid
the Kjcpo-niiitMi marked our hirmnny and
Iriumph t f fh-e gocd in ir.d principh-
which, with justice, tan ' r.gain cstabliih
and f nrx.b! humanity. 'Ireat enthusiaam
i'dhvt.d the pt,c-th, after which the dis
tribution t.f prizc was announced.
Ni.'.v Youk, July a. -Jud-e Wayne,
rf the .S ipieu.e ("tmrt, died a. Washing
ton this afternoon, f typhoid fever.
IVmiKK.s MoNttE, .July :lt. Ac
cetuiH td'dctiiutuu nmoiig the potjrer
classes of North Caroliti: rc ' constantly
received. JN'o di?ubt ttitene suffering
from want prevails.
Three negrucs entered the houe of
Kevi'S IVter. After robbing it they
murdered Mr. nnd Mrs.--Foster, their
daughter and infant, and fired upon the
younger daughter who vus lincapiug with
uiiOthcr child, wtmucing the daughter
aud killing tho child. Ths assassins ts
c.iped. Tho Herald's lo.ttn fptcial says Sen
ator Wilson is faid to favor -General
(irant lor next President, and believes
tint if the Southern .Stages give half their
votes for the Republican Party, they will
win the next election, lie also believes
that the duly session will do nothing be
yond passing au amendatory rcconstrutv
lion ict, .
Tt:;v Youk, July 3. The Herald says
the New Orleans City Controller has re
fused to pay salaries to Municipal officers
appointed by Governor Plunder?. This
refusal is mde on tho strength of the
Attorney General's opinion. Thus the
issue is made pctweeu the displaced offi
cials and Sheridan. . -
Washincton, July S. In the Senate
Sumner asked leave to enter' a protest
amnios t t ha rwulutitH.aUing AXtigre?s to
gether, asserting that the provision' for
udjournmetit without day, in easo no quo
rum was found, was unconstitutional, al
though a quorum was present ho did not j
wish tho resolution to bo taken as a pre
cedent for luturc guidance. Thirty-four
Senators answered to their names. Sum
ner offered two petitions. Pcssendeu ob
jected to the introduction of any business
not directly connected with th.6 subject
for which it was well' known Congress
had assembled. After debate the peti
tions were ordered to lie on the "'table for
tho nrcscnt. . : r. :'v-- v :-: ;- '
Wil.-on offorod a supplementary recon
struction bill. ': It first vacates all civil
offices in the Southern States within -three
days, and authorizes district commanders
to retain the present incumbents, tomako
now appointmesta, or order elections; sec
ondly it authorizes Hoards of Registration
to.refu.se to register applicants when there
are just grounds, or it is beliovcd they are
seeking toevado the requirements of law ;
and to strike from the foil persons proved
to be disqualified. ( The bill was ordered
printed.
; General Uoiierti Anderson he jof
Fort Sumter called upon JclT. Davis, at
the New; York Hotel, . New York; and
paid him his respects Ilcro, is another
opportunity for the super-loyal, to go into
conniption fits. .
i ltitf. .Inly - li-i mm!,!- ?trnrTrfcwwr-W
pr'. f ho V.xvmhhm UM pb.ee today u AAin: V'' 4-' Al
ill the prcet,ce of immerse nydlitude nat 11 - '"e7 M'- L rWtJril
The i;mpreM Hug-ms. Prince Imperial. , That ! Lev. Tdd m f-pintoa!tt-nd the aboee named miner in and to iht flWe
1 .1 .t t. t t. -t drfrnce of th deelaratien we tk-d?et earh i.rlmr j....!Li f,.tiv.... . wuvwmg
..... .... j our ne, our l'rtane, ana tur fncrel bont r. I I j.nsuit n,-O. - t f) . v v ,.,. . r t c
. i.vt r-M.v, mv j.iuii'i t i. i it iu ra-c h oiimiia cTem 11 oec tnc nee I it ' w 15m
, TIIK I.KIIi:UTAI'ELH.
Agreeable to promise, wo publish below
the platform of principles of the "Leider-
tafels," who pave a demonstration nt this
place on the Fourth. Wc commence with
their programme of exercises ;
The onet grand !emon-tray-liun ar ilit ;If
trnltl fn4 nluaylii tirrmttizaiftinn tli0
nno wot vim no inufeli not ftf r t prnit tw-tAy
iir nwl ngns arid ntigbshunM will iaik f.laoe.
Jinppnn A occur ItanJo SjenndinUw thpree-sinkr
or Vwwlhcnity, hynae tiuotfy,Hl,ntt!nd Cotninun
wtlth iir Welft;tl ji:i, ot TLntrgiloigh, the I'onrtb
ar Jul jo, Anno Ioininoo, ftt-ioi hundartl 4
rtpy7, ii-twenn tho our uv 12 & twefit4 Kcm.
- ' - ' m-JAM-MB i ' '
Jft-mbors m rcptro rpd irtiwrt to t lei I re flare
uv rutyWrvoo (wot wna ! tiicin dt.i'ign:igtad t
votml at th.ir lt rclur tuckcrrmfyon ntn m-tilvgc-trlfh
a nt)iet-aitick k joh-ntern in a
m-iiii)t di;rcc ut2 Ihoao wot imrtinypfightud)
nt, pureizcJey tuAi of tUnVt ivet and clothe
thairwtrw in ther ytitKiyfrutii-ti)iant tbiiir er
rul, HrprH, end lnif idywd qnadri':ptjdt, and fjiut
m the lolcrn ordiir, to-wit, viz, etgetry ;
l'rtttilmit & Chitplun wv th JJcy.
XciIiklmtiftl Culler.
So-Tnler iij'.tfic I).i k lU-cdur uv the JicckJarayghnn
Ooddcii of Liturtcy (drft I9 ciujttuut).
Art itl-ary.
CulhiM, M-Ileni k Motn'a tir the Order.
0 Meifitinr ont Hornes.
liitto onff) Mules.
.Thfy will march in luJ coJIuin, with dtra'h,
lw. jtnckulonnti'l 0rov uv itect and ok grubbit,
wot tt yvnmUt from Yawlhennic, k faik innftint
p(chun ur the tand, wh ro the x-tmizc wilbre
aceordia hz Ihty r rit tlmtn htnr nhwehy:
31t w?ic!t by Ihe Yn.
Tb Chajdun will talk uin.
Th V,tWtt; CUroriatfri and tVabbUr ducoam
mifn lr.iiiin.
lUo!whiint cud I'lfforui ar i'nricipa!.
?4rwHh bye llim band,
The ltckUlxhrtihVua U lUd.
Mivotin.
guta isoar (Ik-at,
Oral in.
3Icwick bye l!ie band.
i!rf!r Too,.
tii'jt,iUi,
osBirr.na ivtiic, ftjcri r.r Ami,:
?o-fit- r... ...... .....,.,..,.......,..,,J5at;Lar;tS Kattdt
Ui vdi rti JHt k M If il Ft
IhlUfW ur ltttkwbunii......,.,.Ye I,n2 Hat
rffffdotit , un I'l-dm
t hi plan ...itv. lnthy
C'ori,rn!i.!tir in fljtf......Caitun Iundhcrlirgl:tr
let Adts dm Camp Il'M.mcrang
2!y tliil .1. e ditto . Jlultbarrer
Tbeaf CUehur . Oliver Hnnkbfttmr
Ihmin .......Hie Transit
Ipun-ah. Y.tty tntwbtrr will fat Linfftdf.
til i rtil tiit-y be varyel fruts if Le aces tany
l in r taU wk-u t eutnaUbk-.)
Xext come their ncaolatiuKs and Ilatform
f priiiciplci :
VVtff.KKAn, It l.--!.o'vet uc, as a tund o ihtfoat
of In-cdw, tt celebrate tie? Antdrtrfary of Atcer
kai Ind' i.indt ri- ; Hinfure, bj it
lie,hrd, I. That w?( eeUrlainiiiff a profouud
' no t f ttie rej rip)ilik devolving bjki cw, do
l.enby M'nh m I dtctare lhal we ar-, and of
rit hi oujht b?, free and Jndeptadtut ; that l!.o
.bj.-ct ii thl .rgiiiat;on is t tTaluat tl.
I rivi.'e-i and bkiiir tepn-a:bed it u by ftur
f.ilher. and to iranii.ii tbna, with at! modern im-
tst ! i.t, tiouiit aired ti .nr posterity.
t. That lie otdu if thi .icty thalt bo
tie .rt;eri an Kagte, lite Etnr ?'psji?kd yanner
ar.d Ui Mu9vy I'uck : Hri)y, !.e American
Y.-i-U rciniiid m of the high and cxnficd i;;tion
if our naiUu. 'footbty, the Star r-'papgkd U.10
h r bias t.cr L waK CI the Zm of oar tottry.
TtifcfJy, wfc have tb-.cni the JIow.17 IucW a
r- j r k 11! ivc of our own j-'inte it manner! and
cu t tn Mzz to f.t taibr lo the flimaU.
'a. Thtt, wbi! reiterating ti e xdtcy and j rinei-
k of our IUvoIutinary faihiTt, we dtect itnrc
earjr l' make i;h B'l.l.lt .n th.-rc'.o a the rara
.f iitr.0 aril I'ireuiDt tae tasy rrutre : and
whil we iit alwajt .pj,rf,e nuy aficiaj t froio
w ha.fver a'sree t extena unaanat.lcl jurtdie
i..uoirr Jsiiy tn-tiber of ttu Order. r ntritnt'
or pr ihibittaz him Irons the fttc eerei! of of b
n'-' .rero-tire , we wilt at
titne -e tbat the Jaw are falthfutly extrntrd.
1 That we, a a body, arc ..rd Ut tl:Ir
lhal we are in fuvt.r or lbs? rest wr: that we will
aWUh wad-los, jnaB'jwW s!d ; that we
bate l-itarfli or Jt;ly trtry dav 111 Ibc wetk
-jtun-Uy xcej.t4 and !ager cnoagb t iia a
tsnsifc.
ary to examine ourcelre of onr fandbmenLil
drebiration f antittity, and tbat, tk-wing tbe
ub,kct frfm onr ttand-p.iot, we are led loexr! iitn
in tbe ettbtinte and tt-rrifyin"; lanjjtiaye of D na
i3rt? 1 nacb'ui in tbe wilderoeoa: "ilirtnm 1ric
tvM nrhranta llrmil eij tt lojp.u'a I.'ay !"
Tl.Rt, wbcrea, it ba j-kx-vd iJivine Prori
d ne, tUroiU ibe iutratuen!atity of the I.inn
County Jtt-Ley Club, tt fr.ateb fri-iu tbe jMK-kit of
-it bclovrd brotber, A. II. 3Ian?b5r. tbe uw of
$'.0 in I'. 8. otd coin ; lb at we cipatbue witb
bi? M'ltct tnurb.
9. Tbst aiisiater of tbe Goitf el bate a ribt to
Mnoke ibe Fiatc HijbU Dennerat to tbe contrary
notwiib"tAadin.
10. Tbal we tender otir iceere tbanka to tbe
evral bote! f ibis city fer the kind and bo..ita
b! manner iu wbicb tbey d c'incd farnUbing at
grub on ibU tK-cariti, Free of char-e.
The f dlowing were their nong. The first
is ndiiptfd to the air of k0ur CI rand fat hers
Days," and the other to that of While
we are Marching through Georgia" :
CtlASO LClbniiTAFHIS.
Tbt Fourtlt of Joly brings tbefirtd-roor!.tlration
That ever wa made iu your dear Webfoot land
Ily the Grand Ltedcrtafcl. tbepride of tbe naticnr
' Th fellow pn4eiied of tbe genuine eand.
Wc bve onr dear land, and we'll fight to maintain it,
Our flag tball float orer all fens in the world;
And whatever nation would offer to t.iin it,
Down into the depthsof conUinjtf tallleburlcd.
Oar exrellent leaders we cheerfully follow ;
We feel that they all arc sincere in the cause ; -Whatcrer
they fay we will willingly swallow,
15i'eaie we're pcmiadcd they cum tux the lawa.
The North and the Sonth will keep raising a bubble,
And when it is bunded, they get in n fiht :
The Grand Liederfafels can tp ajl this trouble,
. I5y placing the laas and tbe' people aright.
If you willliclievo u. you'll think it no wonder
That we never pet iu a le .f Ay olJ row
When nationonondua we thrush them like thunder.
Then ci ve ihcm our hand with a smite and a bow.
Tbe truth isjut this; we're adyprseto a squabble.
And yet we would warn you concerning your fatcj
We'll fight till this banner in triumph shall wabble
To the lenstti and the breudth of this groat Web
foot State.
WnitE WE AltE ACTISO TIIE BOTTDY.
We all were up this morning quite a wljilo before
tho sun, - . :
And started from Corvallis, Just fobave alirUo fun:
We'll raiso tho very devil if you try tottopour run.
While we are acting th rowdy.
Hurragh! hurrah! wo'ro marehin through tbe
green ;
Hurrah ! hurrah! this is a merry scone ;
0b, don't you hear tho jinglo of Jake Springer's
tambourine.
While we arc acting the rowdy.
We're not tho whisky-guzzlers that would raise a
row at night,
Then soak ourcctvos with lagcr-bcer and get into
..- , a fij;l;t. :
0b, no, wo never tipple, for we do not think it right
Whuo srn are acting tqe rpwdy.
Cuonrs Hurrah ! burrah! o. -
To stealing widows chickens we would every one
- Object I '
The widows and the orphans we are ready to protect.
But at each cetebmtion all tbe neighbors may expect
Wo will bo acting Ihe rowdy.
Cnonvs Hurrah ! hurrah ! Ac.
To any small temptation "not a one" of us wril
' yield ;
And yet we have a weakness wbicb has uever been
revealed :
So each ptd stjngy fogy" better watcb bia melon
uvm,
Whilo we aro acting the rowdy.
Chobcs- Hurt ah! hurrah! Ao.
" ' It has officially transpired that the
French Minister informed Mr. Seward
that Maximilian proposed to abdicate pro
vided ti constitutional assembly should bo
convened and a new choice of President
madebut Seward declined to approve the
proposition on tho ground tliat it would
' I ; ' t . IT
do an unwarrantcu mierierence wmi incx
ican affairs.
NEW - . ADYE.RTISEMENT8.
kSab this iT
MasnATTAy, K.n.as, April, I8.
Omihmtn, , I want to
ay httto more abont the Pain Killer. I eowitf.
it rcry xuUable mtdieimt, alwayt icefcU
on hand. I Lava travelled m good deal tinea I
bare Wo in Xanana, al otrer witboat taking it
with rno. In tny prnetiee, I editfreely for AV
alio Cbotera in IBM, and with beet thn
any other medicine ; I tho toed it Lere forebol
ra in 1855, witb the tame good remit.
Tr!r yoarf, A. HUNTING, M. t.
Swat, Cbina,
I regret t? tay that tie etol
erahai prevailed hereof jte to fearful ea teat.
Fur Ihe laat three week, from ten to fifty r atxty
fatal cat each day ha been leporled. I wilf
ddtbat the Pain Kijkr, aeat entl f,o tb
HUnUm Ifooe, hag been naed witb enftferUe
f uecew daring thia ejiklemMr. If ake in aeaaow
1 generally efftetoal in Recking tbe djjce,
KEV. CIIAS. IIAP.I5,
Ebolate, India.
ASIATIC CHOLERA m CHWA
ALMOST EVKRY CAH1& CVUZD WITI( 3
PAINKILLER.
E war, China, BtpU 22, JS$$.
Vent tin -l onght to iare aekaowbrdged loa
ag tb3 box of PJ0 Kiiler yow bad the g..
""A 't year. It eomin- , mMi fnh
dt ntial. I btliere bandrtda of Hree were tared
nnder d, by H. We reeorted at M to the,
I'awi Killer, ning a diretud for ebolera. A Ikt
wa kept of all to whom the pain Killer wa ix
tn, and ar aatire Mm'tan( a..ftjre oa tba eight
ott of every ten to whom it waa jreaer,d reeor
tred. It ha., too, Uea very ojfeful in rarwoj etke,
lat. It baa proved an incaleoIaMe Wet iag
U Multitudes fcf jK,or pet-ple tbrooghoat aJJtbw
region. Our native preaebera are never willing
la go obt on their tatearfrt wittoVt f nsj jdy t
lUlm Kilter. It give them favor in the yefcf
the jwopk , and aeee to famHie and loealitlee by
whom otherwise they woald be indifferently re
reived. Keh'ere roc, dear ir, ntefultj and
faithfully yoor, etc., J. Jf. JOHXs'OX,
HiiunarT a China,
Frora P.er. R. Tclft.rd, JIutlonary in ClUm.
nowtwisiagbiab-iaetaPenniylTania:
V'Anisrros, Pa Jone 25, JSCS.
Mfr; Perry VnrU & Sn, Providence, R. I.
Dear tir: During reiidenee of aome tea rear
in;tTOary, in Slam and Cliina, I foond yoBr
Vegetable Pain Killer a mcit valoabic remedy for
that fearftl teoarge, the cholera.
In adtnini.fering Ihe medicine, I fonnd it mot
etTet taal to give a teaepot.nfnl of Paia-Klller. i.
a gill of hot water sweetened witb aogar; tbea
rscr abont fifteen minuter, begin to jp've table-t-poonfoi
of the fajae mixture eTery minnte aatil
rc-'kf waa obtained. Aj p'y hot applieatiora to
the eitrernitieii. Batte tLertomaeh with tbe Pain
K ilier ejear, and rob the JJmbf brully. Of tbo
who bad the boltra, and took tbe medicine fait b
fuHy in Ihe way Mated above, eight out or tbe ten
rrccrmd, Tm?y yocr, U. TELF0KD.
If attached with diarrhoea, dynentarr. or cramp
colic, don't delay the ore of the Tain Killer.
The Pain Kiiler la !d by all rer.cttabl Unw
gi-t tbrongbont the I'nitH Statet and foreien
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Ca'iiarciinn-N Sale of Real
Estate.
XJOTICE I? HCREBY GXYEX THAT TIIE
a&derrigncd, Caatdian of tbe rcra-a ani
pr.fHTty of Uv,Tv A. Laadrelb, minor b-ir of
CliKby U-iu.lrt tU, dec eared, by order of tbe County
Ct ert of Una eoanty, Oregon, made oa tbe 9ib
day of Jaty, IK.7, will, c a
Wclnesilajtile lith day of Aujvst, 1S67,
elorfc
eountT. Oreon: rar.nio- ll mm
tat ta witbia f rod. of tbe JJ. E. f.rner of Sr.
C, io said Tp. ; ibenee doe S. U9 rotl?. or to Sa
md T. Jont' north line; thence West I Jobs T.
Crooks' eat t line: tbenee X. It rod : tht bp W
to Tp. line ; Ibecre X. to the plaee of beginning
Alfo, tbet?. . 1 of the X. IL jof SveiiMi oae (I),
in Tp. 10, It. 4, W., Liua county, Oregon. .Tba'
two p.eccs above ieteribct efataiug 31S aeres.
more or les.. Also, another fractional tract, eotu
tnecclng at the X. E. corner of tbe orisriual land
claim of J. T. Crook, Tp. 10. S. II. 3. V im said
county of Linn ; running Ibence W. 27 chains act
lOliiks; tacnech. 5 rixii tnJ cicety-two vtm,
hundredths; thence East 27 rod and 10 links;
ibence X. t tbe place ot beginning, containing
acre?, tn,re or le. A so, tbe S. i of tbe S. W. i
of t. E. 1 of Fee. 31, Tp. 9, ft. 1L 3, W, ia I.ian
cowaty, Oregon ; containing 20 aore.. more or less.'
Amounting in tbe aggregate to 232 acres, more or!
leys: all of said pn.nii.-H-e lying and being ia tka,
countv of Linn and tate of Oregon.
TERMS CF SALE : $iC0, V. S. coin, paid at
time of sale ; residue of purchase piece to be paid,
in I. S. coin, on twtlve mouths' eredit, witb inter-!
est and approved security. -
PHILIP JIILLEIt, Guardian.
CnAxoR & Helm, .
Att'ys for Guardian.
July lltb, 1S67 v2n43w4
Cilsition.
In Ve County Court of Linn . county, Ore
gon. In the matter of the Estate and Guardian'
ship oj the the minor lie irs of Minerva
Crank, dec-eased, -
To Joserh Crank. Termor husband, n n tn f rr- A
Crank, Sarah E. Crank, Xancr J. Crank John
It. Crank, Itocner Crauk and William D. Crank,
non-resident minor hcirs-at-law of Minerva
Crank, deceased, and to all other persons inter
ested in said estate : ,'."-'.
Whereas, David Prewitt, on tbe 11th day of
July, 1SG7, filed his petition, duly verified, ia said
Court, asking that letters of guardiarsbip is: ue to
him in the mutter of the estate and guardianship
abo?e named; . . - -
Xow, tbcrcfore, yoa and eacb of yon, and all
nAPjAn inrrlAil. tt W hfrihv aifrwl eanl MAiuMi)
to be and appear in said County Court, on Monday,
(he J2th day of August, IS6.7, at I o'clock p.
then and thereto show cause, if any there be, why
Utters of Guardianship shall not be granted to
said applicant. EDWAItD It. GEARY,
- ,, -r- . JCwantyJadge '
Crasob ft Helm, Att'ys for Petitioner.
July 11. 1867v2n4Sw4
Dita.tion.
the County Court of Linn county, Ore
. gon, ' : - y -
Iii the matter oj the Estate of John K. Don
ne, deceased.
To Lt t Bonbo, and Susan Bonine, (formerly Susan
Donncll,) J. U. ISaird and Caroline Baird, (for
merly Caroline Donnell.) George Towusend and
Elizabeth Towpscnd, (formerly Elizabeth Ion
. pell,) non-residents, heirs of said Estate, and to
all otbtr persons, known or unknown, residents
or non-residents of this State, interested in tha
above named Estate : . '
Whereas, II. L. Rudd, Administrator of said
Estate, duly filed in said Court bis petition, at the
July term thereof. 1S67, asking an order of said
Court to soil the Real Estate belonging to said Es
tate, and being situate in tho county of Baker, ia
the State of Oregon, and being described as fol
lows, ta-wit: One (I) Town Lot and buildings
thereon, situated in tbe town of Auburn, in said
county and State, and one (1) Quart Mining
Claim, on Mammoth Lode, at bead of Powder
River, ia as, id county and State. : ' -
Therefore, you and each of yon, and all persons
interested in said estate, are hereby ordered, cited
and require! to be and appear before the Judge of
said Count Court, on Monday, he 12th day cl
August, A. D. ISG7, at 3 o'clock p. v. of that day
(that time being specially appointed for tbe : bear
ing of said petition), to show cause, ff any there
be, why an order sbould not be granted to said
Administrator to sell the said Real Estate.
And it is further ordered that a copy of this
Citation be published at least four (4) . successive
weeks in tho State Rights Democrat, a newspaper
printed and published in tbe city of Albany, Ore-
gon. r . ? EDWARD R. GEARY,
V Counfy Judge.
Crakor ii Hkut, Att'ys for Adm'r.
. July 2d, 1867--v2ntSw4