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Newspaper Page Textmm STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT. . ' : ; . - - , rCBLISHKD STXRT 8ATCEDA.T,Br ABBOTT & B ROWN. i M. 8. ABBOTT. ' M' X' BR0W!f RATES OF ADVERTISING, mma; One Column, 100 Half Column, $60 ; Quarter Col-. Transient Advertisement per Square often lines of lew, first insertion, $3 j each inbseqttent inter tlon, $1. A square is one Inch in space down the column, counting cuts, display lines, blanks, c, ai solid CFflCE IN HANNQN'S BUILDING. FIRST STREET. matter. Ko advertisement to be considered than a square, and all fractions coasted ft fal All . .1 - f ' . VOL. Ill TERMS, I advance ! Oneytar, $3; Six Months $J$ Oa Month, 50 cts.j Single 'Curios, l?cti. ALBANY, OREGON, SATURDAY, DECEMBER l 1867. "Vf" f ( I 'ure au aaverusemenu inserted lor less JN J, 1 J. I period than three months to be regarded ss tratv iient. , I '"'." , . Correspondeuts writing over assumed signatures r.nonymov!lyt must wake known their proper humes to the Editor, or no attention will bo given lo their communications. All Letters and Communications, whether on business or for publication, should b addressed to Abbott 4 Brown. , BUSINESS CA11DS. E. N TANDY, ATTORKEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Office orer the New York Store, on Main street, Albany, Oregon. . i3nl$tf X. QUIXN TIIOItXTOX, aTRQRNEY AND 0UNSE10R AT LAW, ad inferior Courts Cre-provf V. J. HILTABIDEL. IIILTABIOKL. A CO., B BALERS IN 'GROCERIES AND TROVI sions, Wood and Willow Ware, Confection ry. Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes, Notions, eto. Store n Maine street, adjoining the Espresi office, Al ay, Oregon. se2Sv3n7tf ni:J. iiaydex, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, T.'ill attend to all business entrusted to him by oUi-uiti nf Polk and adjoiaivf counties Eola, July 26, 1S67. v2aSUf D. B. rice, M. P. 0. P. 8. PLCMME, M. . DRS. RICE at PLU3I32EK. Physicians and Sarffcons, Tender their services to the citizens of Albany and vicinity. Lover Ferry 0ce oa Second street, opposite the v2n47tf X. B. HUMPHREY, 1TT0MEY AT L1W AND NOTARY PUBLIC, ALBANY - - - - - OREGON. Olllce in the Court lloa'C, ti mar9r2nC0 ly 3U E. CRAX07.. GEO B. ntt.ll. CRAXOIt Jt IIEE3I, ATTORXEYS d- COUNSELLORS AT LA H Office In Xorcro&i' 2r:ck Uuildins. np-sta;rs, )( Afbanv, Oregon, aut i J. C. POWELL, 1 TTORSE Y AXD CO CXSEL L OR A T LA Y AND SOLICITOR IX CIIAXCEHY. LB A XT, Oregon. Cu'.k-etions anl convey- aocta promptly attcnac-I t'. oc-vnivjj 1. BAUSONS. I- t-At 8. E. YOCXG. J. BAnitOWS A to., GEXETLAL nnnrr i XaEVLEKS in Staple, Dry anl Fancy Goods, I I GriRtries. Hardware, Cutlery, Crxraery, hwts and Shoes, Albany. Oregon. Conriznmcats sIiciU;4. ocCnStf EL G EXE SEMI'LE, ATTORXEY AXD SOLICITOR. Fprtland - - Oreffon- 2$?-0FEICE Over KUUura's Auction Ilooins. December 8, v2n!7tf ' G. W. Gn.lV, D. D. H., SUB G EON DENTIST, ALBANY, O GN. Performs aH'operatlons in the line of DEXTISTUY in the inot IPKRFF.CT and IMPF.OYLO man ner. Persons desirins artificial teeth would do well to cive bim a call. Offica utairs ia Parrish's brick. KaiJcnce corner of Second and Baker streets. auza-iy I. O. G. T. rrTF.RV STAR" LODGE No. 10, meets at Jfasomc Ilall everv Tne.'day eveniDp. - . MART. V. BROWN, f. C. T. It "W. Parmer, AV. S. v2n32tf I. O. O. F. -ALB ANT LODGE, NO. 4. Tfe3S Tbe Regular Cleet . TSZi ins8 Albany Lodge, No, 4, L 0. 0. F., are held at tbeir llall in Nor eross Bnilding, Albany, every WEDNESDAY EVENING, at 7 o'clock. Brethren ia . good standing are invited to attend. . By order of the N. G. aa4-ly 'E. F, EC8SELL. RUSSELL & D ALTON, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, Solicitors in Chancery and Real Estate Agents, TVfll practice in the Courts of the Second) Third, and Fonrth Judicial Districts, and ia the Supreme Court of Oregon. Cffice in Parrish's Brick Building, Albany, Ore gon. . . . .. iZSJ- SPECIAL ATTENTION given to the ol lection of Claims at all points ia the above named Districts. v2n48yl ' A NEW BARBERSHOP IN ALBANY! On Main St.; Adjoining Irring'i Saddlery Shop GEORGE ANTEMIRE WILL BE GLAD TO hold the publie by the noeoand exercise bis barberirui skill upon them. , .'. ; . . ; t He has the fittings of the tonsorial profession in every detail good razor3, easy chair, and, all the usual cosmetics used in first-class shops. v3n9 J. f. mccoy; A TTORXlf Y A XD CO CXSEL L OR AT LAW, -AITD 'NOTARY PORTLAND, - - PUBLIC, ' " -'OREGON WILL PRACTICE IN TH3 SEVERAL Courts of this City and State, and of Wash ington Territory.: AH kinds of claims ind demands, notes, bills, book accounts, subscriptions, etc., eolleptel pncommiisioni .by suit or solicitatioa. ' Real Estate bought and sold. Taxes paid. Buildin js rented, aad rents collected on ' commit sjon. . Tittle to Real Estate, searched, and abstracts made. ALSO - , . .-, ri. .. AG Elf T for the principal daily and weekly news papers on the Pacific coast. Subscriptions and ad Tertisen eita solicited. ' -r . : ' ' 2?.Ul collections promptly remitted. OFFICE No. 95 Front street, Portland. ' v T2d27tj - . ... s. Will nrctic in the superior ai of Oregon Office up eUirs in Eoster's brick, nearlr opposite the post office. Albany, Not. 2, !S67-v3nl2yl - ADVEMISEMKNTSv HATS, HATS. MEUSSDORFFER &. BRO., Manufacturers and Importers of, and Wholesalo and Retail Dealers in HATS lAOSnD CAJFS. ASD HATTERS' MATERIALS, No. 73 Frout Street, Portland. VRE RECEIVING, IN ADDITION TO their cxtcnidve Stock, by every Fttamcr, all tne LATEST STYLES of New York, Loudon and ParUiau taste, for Ocntlamon's and Children's Wear -"Which tbey will sell CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE ON THE COASTl DEALERS IN HATS Will consult their own Interest by examining our Stock before purchasing tUowbcro. Hats of every stylo and Description MADE TO ORDER, AtSO 1YEATLY ItEPAIKED, AT J. C lYIcussdorflfer & Bro.'s f2 Frnt Street ...TurUanl. Ojc'n, ..Marysville. Cal. ,..Sttramfnto Cor. D and Second Sti. No. 1 !3 J Street. Ns. 635 & fi.'t7 Comf .ercial t Sn Franc ic. Wholesale House at San Franeico.Cal. N . 623 Commercial through t 637 Clay treti. Dec 1, lSGt v2nlClf t it i: OLD STOVE DEPOT ! irrAirj strset - - ALHJM3Y. JOHN BBIGGS, (late C. C. COBI-ET k Co ) KCCpg cn'tantlv oa ban I a gcaerl asortiacnt of STOVES! Of the "float ravorlto Patterns. Cook Stovc3, Parlor Stovc3, Box Stove3 ! With a full and general aortaient of TIN, S1IEKT-1KU.N, COPPER AND BRASS-WARE ! i And all otbtr arUcles ueua'.Jy runa in a TIN STORE! Eepairin? Xealljr and Promptly Exccntfd. TER3IS Cash or Produce. Short Reckoning: make Long: Tricn.2s.H Feb. 2, "Cr v2u25tf FURNITURE AND CABINET WARE. O. MEALY Sc CO. Corner ofFirtt and Broad All) in Streets. (Fiwt Door East of J. Norcross Brick) Albany, Linn County, Oregon, Keep constantly oa hand .' A FULL ASSORTMENT Of everything in their line of Business, At Lower Figures than any other House This side of Portland. DALTox.lWE CHALLENGE COJIPETITIOX Ia the line of UPHOLSTERY, PARLOR SETS Chamber Set, Picture Frames ; i '.".'...'. . i- t ' BUREAUS, SAFES, WARDROBES, ETC. ETC., We have also oa band the celebrated "ECONOMY WASHING MACHINE," Whicb has no ecmal in the world. Get one 'ana satisfy yourself. Particular attention paid to all orders ia our line. UNDERTAKING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. aul8-ly A. MARSHALL. J FXTEB BCBL08SEB. t alba n y : LI V E R Y ST ABL E ! Opposite the Old "Pacific Hotel" Stand. fTlHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD INFORM -" the public that they have on hand a good supply of . : , . ' . . . .v.--. . DOUBLE AND ;. SINGLE BUGGIES,' . ; j ' . Together with the best of Livery and All of wbich will be let on . 1 It E A S O k A DX E T E H M S ,r GIVE US A CALL ! ; ' ' MARSHALL A SCHLOSSER. Albany," Jan. 14, 186 v2n231y ' ' For tbeStiitq Hijkt Democrat. LECTURES BY REV. H. H. SPAULDING Early Orcgoit MImwIoiin Their Im portnucc in Neetirliig the Coun try to AmerclttiiM. .M MBftlt TlllltTV-SIX. ESCAftS OF UK, OSIJURXE AX rAUILV. Mr. Qlorno in a worthy citizen of Linn county, nnil u dwoti-.! member tT the diurcli of Christ. Mth. Oahorny, after etulurin uncoa.HinsauQV'rings for 15 years from sue eo!4sivu ulcer hutch around tho houldfr, iiv casioned by her eliills and turrilic sutTeritii;, lian, through a kind irovidcncC rcgaind her health. - Mr. Oabom says t "As tho enns fired and tho yells commenced I leaned my head upon the bed and committed myself mid family to my Maker. My wife removed the loo.se tloor. I dropped under the Hour with my iek fnmiiy, in their night cdothes taking only two woolen sheet", a pieeu of bread and 'some cold mush, and pulled tho Hour over u. In live minutes the room wa full of In dians, but they did not discover us. Tho roar of gun, the yells of tho aavac, the crah of the clubi and kniven and tho groan of the dying continued till dark. iSiu uftr I removal tiie floor and wo went out. We naw mo wiiuu jucu ci rrancM oy w uoor vv it wa warm, as we laid our hand ujom it, p but he wa dead. I carried mv twoyounge-t children, who wcro nick, and my wife hold on to my clothe in her great weaknensi. AVe had nil lioen xick with the meaile, nod two infants hud died. Sho had not left ln-r bed for six weeks till that day, v.; hen jdcMood up a few minutes. The naked, painted Indiana were dancing the scalp dau-i around, large fire at a little distance. There neemcd ito hope f.r us, and we knew n.,t which way to go, but we bent our tepi toward AS alia Walla. A cb!ie, cold fog hut out every star, and thj darknevi wni cotnfilete. W e could "?e no trail and not even tho hand foro the face. We hai to feel out tho trail with our feet. My wife almot fainted, but Maggfred along. Mill creek, which wo hud to wade, wa high from late rait and came up to tho wait. Mr wife came near wash ing down, but held to mv clothe, I bracing tnyclf with a stick, holding a child in one arm. 1 had to cr five hmei for the chil dren. Th; water was icy cold and the ail rrcuiug. Staggering nl -ng alut two mile, Mr fMnriK faihtcl, and could g no furtlier, o we lu outlive- in the bru!i of the Walla feeling our way, into the dark hrun. We c'uld sin nothmc. the darknt-.i v.-jii in. heel hrxn on the ren crouehel fn.'Zcn ground, wif and child u;n it. nii-1 I !ait th other over uim. i th.iughtith'v must Mum r.-rih, a thy wfr ithakitt UTriMy with the cvM, and kiut lin i vinuif.ndcl n to our MakiT. Th day fiually dawncl, and wa could Iiidianx riding furiouiy up and d'lvrit th trail. .S.-iuCtinK' they w.mld c-.nic tdoi-o t th; l.ru-h, and tr hhnl would warm and th "disking wu',d to frm ft-ar. Thtfday wuip1 a wi-c'k. Ksfh?ttd rvry tit nncnt my wife vvutild brcathr hr lat. Tuesday nihl f dl -ur way Ut tl? trail and Maf-red alon t lo crt-fk, which c wadot a- wc did Mill creek, and kept utt a!ut tw mil-', when my vif aalu fainted. Crawled int'j the !ruh and frozen mud tonhakc and mlfcr on from hunger and ;;dd, without leep. The children call?l incessantly fr fKxl. U cdne day njht wiftj wn to weak to stand, and I tik our tsecond child and tartel fT Walla Wal a ; had to wad ? the Touchct ; utoppvl frerjuently in tho Lruih from weaknen ; heard a horfeman rsa"M and repa a I lay concealed in the trtlluwa ; have inc? learnel it was Mr. Hpaldin. Uc th"-l Furt Walla Walla after daylight, and lZ0 r Bean for horie to j;et my family, fr ftKd. hlankeu and clothing to take to them, and take cares of my chil l till 1 could triu my faintly in, ahould I find them alive. Mr. McBean told me I could notbrinmy family to hi fort. Mr. Hall had come in on Mon da v flight, but he could not have an American in hi fort, and he had put him over the Co- r. a. a a . m a lumbia river ; that he couia not let me nave hore or anything for mv wife and children, ami l must pro to imauiin. i insiieu on hringinff my family to tho fort, but he refus ed : paid lie would not let us in. I next betrired the prict4 to ahow titv, as my wife and children mut perish, and tho Indiana undoubtedly would kill me, but with no bet ter fUccesH. I then bc&gea to leave my child, who wai ROW r:alc in the lort, but they re fused. Mr. McBearr cave. mo breakfast, but I savel most of it for my family. Providen tially Mr. Stanley, an artist, came in from Colville. narrowly escaping the Cayuso In dians.. He let mo. have his two hore and Rome fowl ho had left; also a cap, a pair of pocks, a ehirt and handkerchtel, and Mr. McBean furnihhed a faithful Indian, and lhttrsday rusht we istarted back, taking my child, but with a Bad heart that I could not find mercy at the hands of the priests of God. Tho Indian guided me in tho darknc68 to where I supposed I had left my dear wilb and children. Wo could see nothing, and dare not call aloud. Day-light came and I was exposed to Indians, but wo continued to search till I was about to give up in despair, when the Indian discovered ono of tho twigs I had broken as a guide to the trail. Follow ing these we soon found my wife and chil dren, yet aljve. I distributed .what little food and clothing I had, and we started for the Umatilla, tho guide leading the way. to a ford. ' But just as we were about to cross, a Cayuse came upon us. ' I gave him a piece of tobaccov-' Ho told my Indian he had come to kill us all. My Indian replied ;, Yes, you .had better kill them ; you .have no scalpn now, but then you will , have five tho, sick man's,' this woman's and the three children's. You will then bo big brave 1 ' By this ' he shamed the Cayuse, who said : -'I will not kill them, but they will bo killed at Umatilla and that will do.' He left and we- crossed the W&lla Walla river, and the guide said t Uo to the tort.' Mj wne said f. 'it a am to die I will die at the door of the white man. Wo will go to the fort, if Qod will savo qs to reach that pi ace. . I The' Indian had to hold my wife before him on the horse, To escape the Indians we had to hide in the brush till dark. We reached the fort Jato Sunday night, ' I laid ; mf wife down and knocked at the gate, and Mr. $Ic: JJean came and asked who was thero. I to. plied, lie said he could not let us in ; ' we mUst go to Umatilla, or he would put us over the river' as he had Mr. Hall. My wife re plied, 'She would die at the gate, but she would not leave.' Ho finally-took us into a secret room and sent us an allowance of food every day. Next day I asked him for blan kes for my sick wife to Jie on, but he .said he had nothing.- Next day I urged again ; he had nothing, but would sell d blanket but of the store. I told him I had lost everything, and had nothing to pay but if I Bhould live to; get to the Willamette I would pay.; die consented, but the hip-bones of my dear wife wore through the skin on the hard floor. lt II . ... . . I . .t .7. ,. f,... - .. ,1.. 4, ,1. I ... " " " . 1 . . " , , , -;"-'" wouiu seep uie xiaic-n m me union, it thsef) l.Hl-e, Uowerethoruihly wer, and haphztng tho. bhl .a.ncl children of W3, f?cciyty Inobbcdf it prces broken, the cold foj?, sKC mow. wc aljout u. The th MooIv avae murderer, the dead bod- . . ' .1 , r , ' 1 ..... ::.r,iJ ' ' r k.:,. ...t..t :., iv.. .1.. U type thrown out of doom, its furniture titti'it rivtr. j,fr ,.... i..m v..,.!..!- i.. r 1111 iai c 1 iv -uififi i.v . iimrii-nn i.i.jji ,t ..11 1. . .1. ........ Stickus, thochinf, camo in ono day 'aniltook ttio cap nont ins neaa anu gave it to mo and a handkerchief for my child." uons or tub mamacue The sun of tho 30th of November refuMod to hhino on the on o beautiful and happy vab but seem to be blind to the real one. The Th first feature of the picture is industry, wines and first worked for wagcs.at Rat ley of tho Walhi Walla, now stained with Belfast. 'Mb.. Journal thus enlightens Idlencw! is gaid bv irrcat writers to be the tlesnake Bar ' From 1858 to 18fll h tho blood of (iod's servants, and tho bloody work was not yet done, Mr. Kimball, with an arm broken, and otherwise badly wound ed, remained in tfic chamber with tho four sick children and tho two client Sngor girl, Catherine and Elizabeth. Thev torn tin a nheet, wound up hid arm and lundaged himlto I I... I!. I . I.. I .... I . ......! . ' 111 tho attempt, and crawled out to tho river. fit Ul! .u (Amerieauf.) tumble." Mr. Kimball wa falling from the. fence near the door, tho blood intr down with a team, was met over tho hill, a .t .. .l 1 t .... 4 uiiuj iruiii mo aiaiiou, and unol. lm tamo. On Wednesday a shaking deiil was com- tmttfd n that mtnttchiu the heart of cv cry Amriean, and forever blacken tho name of (Jen. Hrouth-tto an a philanthropist, and cannot but ejsi.il!y blacken the names and character cf thoo pr.-rains in this country and in Yt ailnngtoit, ennected with the (joy ernmeiit, vho have taken pains t.jutify tho ravages and etcu Urouih tte. He, tin. (icn- i-mi, I'fvt inn vim ih "mil ll", as mo mntf 1 . II. . 1 1 .1 I I i-v will af.w - ''num.,,.;.., n(V(tl V ked , , . r I lr,-n , 1 w, , Zlr to,ee what I could do fur the women and the dead )U.f' Thu the new missionary this nriet of HA in the venttnentaoffrf commence! hi j .,,-,-. ... ... n,ri, .,in,il IK ll.l'j la-t twenty year I have not ceaed to ask tne us.pr. ju iKe i wii.it eject tin baptuin. Sunder thoe cir4;uitauee, i of the In dians. Thet u uiij re can but ine joeeumg ixiny; uui no suucrcu icrriiiiy (wl coin th night, and became frantic for water in theL. ' v A iriendly Indian aw him and hid him in Jaino auu i. ikb, uuu an mo rauicais. h cinwu. lumcau ui giruing uieir iar irora pieasaci. jui "insa longiano , tho brush, but for reasons unknown about All tho governors of the States and all toiD with strength, they gird them with that hai no turning," and his lane turned ' sundown he crawled out and came toward his the legislatures said they couldn't go out. whalebone. "They toil not, neither do on Friday last. On that day he struck a house. Catherine snysi "I heard the crack All the radical papers said the same. they spin, and yet Solomon in all his glo- fissure in an old bank claim that reward- : Of a gUll by my eido and ttimod. Frank Ks. TIi ainall frw Tudilioinna anil hfinr nn rv Was not arraved like one f,t (doto A him tn a fftw hnnra fnr tb riatirtn Si7",iu"l!fnn the party echoed the cry- . Health and happiness are closely allied, and sacrifices of years. i,a n',.i , ;.. i.. i ' Tu can't oo out! Thkv mubn'x ao and health can never bo possessed without This fissure in the bed rock was about : running down tno rails. I rank then took might all bo kept in tho Union. They Suwi K'tnbdl by tho arm and laughingly implored the Lord to" aid in compassing imlt . V r ' yuV f:llUvr', Td tbatend. They asked him to counsel, di you are to bo my w ife, and dracired her . i i t i i . .. 3 ' uufc-1 wtr rcct and aid cvervbodv who was Irvine? The saino rvenii- Mr. Younrr. com;nir U keep the States from going out of the afterntH.fi, (Jen. Hrouilette, Vicar General party that vas going to keep the States housewife enjoins also neatness and taste, per ounce, which would give Kobards f r tho IVpe of lmo ..a thin coa.t, arrived in the Union. .Mr. Lincoln said the par- Her husband was "known at the gates" $15,853 50 for three days' labor. He from the bmatilla at tho camp "f tho mur- t t)l!lt cjectcd him was strong enough to by a thousand evidences of her excellencies, took his dust to San Francisco on. Tues- of our helph women, writhTn mii the hand tnC I,arty Wail ?wng to keep the State in was clean and his garments in good condi- " have every d n dollar that it would of the unrestrained demon, in t.lnin hear, the Union. If any ono said he had tion, and not only his, but her own as well, fetch with lair allowance to Uncle Sam uimiKt io i,ru. tiit-y ui(ucriuHi llH'ifn.,1 . .... . I Ln::Stt'Arr,r'V;!Iht .hut nit: ifl .iwinjM wis raur- defer, the Wii? were collected, hect ew- ed around them br my dau-hter Kl'ua and ..thT-, th-y werehau'e.1 by lund in wa2.n J put int. irt, mi tneT naa noi c-irnigii 10 Keep them . ."!. I I .... . . . warm, were j.ubjretel to a fat' inuro terrifie thin death itself, and Iwyond the power of the pen t describe. The Indians admitted that in 'rtne cae they had to uc the knife, their victim being so younjr. I am told by U volunteer that three, indiani who rcjrt ed thee ait to them the next summer, rath er boastinsly, were mitnin the next day. i n pit and ulrhtlv ejtercd. I the dm I H !tf a r..l I :..m In.. .i ...... ...... i , . ii. a I I . .1 r . ,l i . i I l. l .K....T.i:. . . 1 c .1 . . i ? " 3 v' carrieu men 10 mc irouiaou Drought uacwnci iuio speculation, anu irom mat 10 doc- irMi nna Manhm 11-11 I . I n - - - a a I v fr. 'a VU VfiUW ' ' 1 "v"' . ' V'." """I corpus, lor lour years. uiatioo, ana tnus ruinea 1 adu yet many respondent of the Sprin ly. The belt, le women and trirl-t. b'reft of t' - .i c.-. ir.r. ..I- v.. v. i l.:. r... .s v I tr . . . . ' IU tlieir!m!.:iui, father and brother-, by the . -J-p'i uc ufl.on, as - uiu .u.tum, rupa.rcu oy Kadical, viciously su?g crul tomahawk, ntripne-1 of their rroierty. u,yucJ wa raiHC y me mou- v P'i u uuuio eympainy 0t purchasing her goods cattle. tea-n. muiu-v. and even of their cloth- H3"lul",,on9- Uoodi were sold. Green- and advice oi a gooa wile, bvery man in the Our captive women were compelled to cooltlthat tliry couldn't git out. fir largo numbers of the avaRe every day, They acknowledged that secession wts housewife is her charity and benevolence, near the mouths of trreat rivers and in who would call upon Lhzabiknow if pouon beaten out ot themthat the coafedera- those diamonds among a wife's jewels. L number of instances the mammoth cnV nXS " ,lV: . r"V";' " , ,r,,:'Tr cy hadgonoup. Th vert tcUlinn toU it can be proved, as some selfish men tire has been discovered, writb it bhXd while sewing sheets around the offen- dian came into the room and said that the great white chief at Umatilla had fund that they mwt kill the two iiek men to ton the dying of their people. They tore off the ta- Me-ieg s and commenced beating hails and IJewley, and were full half an hour in killing them their victims struggling over the floor and arontid'tho room, the hh& and brains Htrittf ovor my eh id who wn rntnnell.l n hear tho blows and groans and witness the terrible scene. Miss Bewlcy attempted to rush in from another room, when she beard the agonies of her dying brother, but the women held her back. The bodies wcro thrown out at tho door, and were not allowed to bo buried for three day. - Mr. Lincoln Loyalty,! The friends of tho "late lamented," those who persist in according to him more patriotism and virtue than ever Washington posscssea, nave recently (lis- covered by an oliictal statement ot the worldly affairs of the great martyr at me umo yi n -laiving ou, mat, no was in the bhsslul possession ot government bonds to the amount of about eighty thorn- and dollars I and they point to the fact as sun anoinor evidence oi ms great loyal- y. vvnen we take into consideration the Mia. w.u wuuu3 .u T.uu u duuJV to no taxation wnaiever, ana mat tne laboring community are laxea cxotdi- auv.y iu pay an iuici. iu Kym uum w per cum on mo iuyu jjujcuiu a uonas, it Dccomes a question wun us as to who is tho lnv;il man ha who boasts of . , ---- - --- and measures his loyalty bylhe amount of his bonds or he who submits quietly to inoruinaio laxatiou mai mo gqvernmom may be enabled to pay sucli loyal leeches an interest in fold. ,. Wo, doubt whether . Mr.riiincoln would have died posessed ot government bonds to the amount of ,ope dollar had they been subject, like other property, to .taxation. The-true patriot . x 4i. v u .., i; Ai. feniG.of hia country How manv such patriots can, we boast of in the , late con- '.n: " u " e vZ ut. met f xne truey - loyatj, men "ore those who stood by tho Constitution, every article of which was repudiated-by our five dead IkxIic, constant calls from the ter- cettled that the Union. was kept togcth- proved that she nas two or three more preservation as to afford food for dos and rified white women and the Indians, to inter- cr ? fibres in the heart than he. It was not a wild beasts. Whatever the cause of the pret for them, Kliza sunk down in a few Qh, no! The radicals in Congress said woman who slept in the garden of Geth- Siberian mammoth's death it ia certain day, and wat hud almoyt helplcs in the the war had lcen glorious had been semane, and it was a woman strewed the they were suddenly enveloped in icT SifS 1 L t brilliant in achievement-had Seen won- path of the Saviour and His Apostles wlifeh has not hLnnffin ti?i v. w i mm' t v tcn lyuivuvi 1 IUIVV 4 11 I radieal rulers, and outside of which Mr.hu 4 :ii . (TT j " 1 t 1 a. ' ' 1 . -1 : s it. - j. :.l oieyens .Doasis oi uouug, auu uie aay is not far distant when tho people, who have been dnned. and misled, will so declare from one end of ; the continent- to the other.: 'Sunday Mercury. . The " Oregon mist" is a staple article just now. . ' Th Itccord of tii Haillealis. j . I Tho radical papers are casting about for KOtno plausiblo exctwo for tho result of the elections in California and Maine; ! th'emt " A war began in this country six years U anna hail ago. 'len mates or iie unionimr declared they would iro out of it that iney nau tuc rignt to go, anu me power lo and thev would iro. Abraham hm- - '?.rn 11 f!,'1.t.heT OVT I THEY SHAN'T (JO OUT I The ministers prayed that the , States Union. Tho radical party claimed to douiju about it. trie crv was "Jioti him : i , ... ., . . . i Tar and rather him l Knock ill m . : . . - . i. down i Kihh lll.M i Men v-rrr mobbed, and beaten, and kill- i i .i i ... ... i i I cu, ani mcir murucrrrs acquitted, dc cause uiey uouoicu ii me pany meant to keep the litiion together. daiU, and pns- cms, and fort, were full of men who said they doubted it. Men who couldn't per- - . . a hii nl( iheTiiM-Ivjn th.it fhe m.lif-il mcmtl . a . . . . . v. ,l wc "J iigntcd, Ul-trcat- . ' Uea- ViC7 w"e. Cal,cf copper- beads, Knave, loois, villains, rebel, trai- tors. I bey were annoyed, insulted and injured in every possible way. X & newspaper UOUOlCfJ lUat IIJCVI rncu uy r ruuiaus, uper,oienuea oy rery rcpectaoic rauicais in me oacK grouna. v ivj tuuiviv mv s'nwi uy a ju- rv of dirt eatt rs. and then refused them a aS - " I To keen the .States in the 'Union, in. ' - . . .. . im ... mensi' aruucii wcru rai.'tcu. xiicrc was i en president, said they Couldn t nowadays is that of a slender body, a pale J much ahead, seldom comfortable and fre-vr CRscndcn said they Couldn't go. face, a fair, frail and lovely creature, en- J fluently - sorely pressed and' harrassed. . couldu't go. So did tirely removed from the necessities of vul- llobard'a California experience hai 'beea V be the "I.. .. . . I pro!uutccnoeT. cre was conscription, there was drafting. Nothing was hcasd but! of arms. Steamers n trains ti... i. -if . t.. uacnn weru uiauu. iioncsb meu iccaine I poor. Knaves cot rich. ror Jour years this lair and heretofore nappy lana was made a lieu on earth iv ftrfjt ic tm ii me i.hk71. At last the rebels yielded and surrcn- dercd one day under an apple tree at A p- pomattox Court Housoacriourc Wasn't the question fettled then ? dcrful in result -but after all, the States HAD GOT OUT 1 Thc rebels had accom- nlishcd their object! The Union was not perpetual ! It could bo dissoNcd I ' The neonle of tho South sent. Ren. i u i- i raf? .who PeCT , heved in secession- oiuicm who uau ucen in vuo icucrai army. Congress didn't know them ! Congress said their ptates had got out,, and they must stay out. II hat a spectacle I A half a million men in their graves, who died to keep these States in ! Hun- dreds of thousands maimed for life, in efforts to keep theso States in ! Tho coun- try filled with mourners, ravaged by war, impoverished by taxes, loaded with debt! tna uie vnwn not taveai More than that. The men who perse- nutGli those who eonld not hnlinv that ii .u.i thev intended to keen tho States in the Union, are now equally vindictive toward those who insist tiiat tne gtates are stiu Wally in it. Did thev dare, there would uQ ara:n mobbinff of men thoro would bo tarring and feathering-there would be shooting. , : Men would again be lm- prisoned. Printing offices would agam do sacked, and malicious prosecutions commenced against editors. They do what they dare ; to. towards compelling men to be &S false to professions aSthey have been. They Thev hold the South by mlt itary rule. mi .,' it. .' , , Thev nut hallnts in the hands Ci.vu- Lu u.. .i. a. e .i. ... vi uiuciwa, wiw uuuusiiuu mo irauuuiso oy their idiotic appearance. They override tn0 constitution, i They threaten i- the president. . The man they themselves elected they call a traitor and; threaten us-' 1 - , vuremuvomiu. r . , And this party had ' the effrontery to flSvtho neonlo tn vote it their eonfidenen! .-After bavins l-ent the nmmtrvfnnr er9 hm war. awful, shocking: bloody war it i . ' ' . . . Lu: 4 i.i ...4 - i:4V t5 : .J M "." .,Vv?". ' " has abused. j. ins, man uiY uuw tw rule a little longer an insulted and betray - ed people, Reader wa 'w nrniii isiiii lu lhii villi wuul ! J A- 4-11 1.-4 ucuuta vuicu uu, uuu ww win. x waa . r r . ' .- ". the record of the radical party. The ja Kt - ,f Av - J ' f -: - )-'-.tir:: A robe of -point d'Alenodn lace- in the Paris Exposition, represents 10?500 days lnbrtr in its to n ti 11 fji et.n ro -' " "'. v ... .m , u v ; Now read tho next column "Tli Model Wife.' - ' . 1 , It is a uingular fact that the most elab orato aod extended characteristic in the I JJiblo is the portraiture of the model wife. bane of tho world. In every ono of the wen ty-tw'o verses of this beautiful Scrip- vwm is me virtue oi maustry en- joined. At the present day there is too rceoi uay mere ia 100 th a prejudice against Our picture of women h-ubhb uuu iwimn auor lor woman. industry. "Even an angel's w'og would droop if long at rest." The well known Bong oi "Jiuv a Jiroom would excellent-1 ly suit such women, and I would repeat mc wurusj anu nay v incra, "use u until the merry blood shall burn in your veins, and the very flowers of the carpet blossom beneath your feet. Ibis scriptural picture of the true ii. i j? . . i iicr nomc was neat ana invitin'?. cunticd by cleanliness and enhanced by the char- . .. . . . . o' --- I ming neatness oi ncrsen. uieaniiness is next to godliness, and the neglect of it in I i : i:i ' i ... I uvussisiurew cat iisc causer anne uumcauc pc. Another trait oi this good housewife w her prudent and thrifty management of domestic affairs. There are many wives la . who wort Lara a 11 tlav lonr. and vai thprs . .... . a .t - . . .. . J ?' ! uiew auoui mem no neatness, no thri u. incy nave no tact lor management. . 1. he writer nas neara oi a juuge wno bad in- scribed on his wiles tombstone, bhc was 1 an excellent woman and a good cook." J .'ICU DpiJK.-vmit; HHJSC UUni4UUl. l)raC- v cinireuvw uuvuk it uuusc, ceatness, good cooking, and physical com- forts generally. A good wife needs what iiuai eiutireuvcB auuuu aosui a OOUsc: gF1' -v woman may pca. many luuucs, may uc ucep in me v uicm, uuu jcti hi she have no "cumption it nro&teth nnlhinff mnoh n,nl,iiiM . X I wisdom did this good housewife of the La:..u.. t..t.i..j:...u Jt i uiuica tAuiui iuat ucr uuuauu couia I . . . . . v 1 saieiy trust ner witn everything. How many men, because of this want of pru- denee and tact in their wives, have been I.t. - ...i.i v: .:r. ... i . i ouuu.u nun 1119 nuu w a urgu cxicul, 1 not to mutually annoy each other with details ot their respective duties, but up- on matters oi ueeper ana Droader interest, Tinaitu mnu'ieu vuwu m a icuiariv-1 able degree with an intuitive wisdom not possessed by man, and of which he ought I to avail himself. uomer cuarmmg uais oi inis gooa would have it, that woman has one less cell in the brain than man, it can also be with charities and self-sacrifices almost an- gelic. Another commendable feature of the subject of this psalm-picture, is the wife's wisdom and kindness her manacernent l. i v i u i. . men have broken their charm by anun- ruy iuuguu uuu icujperi e were oorn with two eyes, doubtless with the purpose that wo should see twice as much as we spcalc oi, wucreas many womenotten re verso it. : If woman wants to mako mankind bet- ter she can do it- much better over the cradle than by haranguing from the plat form. Tho really domestic woman occu- pies the highest place in the world, and how little do those unsexed reformers un- uerstana euner me uignuy oi ner spnere or the might of her iufluence! The fruits . r :a.. -1 r 'nf a iruou wuu a luuueuuo am cecu iu the creat men of the world, moulded and made great by the" fostering ear of a cood mother Christian Advocate. Crim. Con. The San Francisco Call of August 28th has the following in ref erenee to tho subject. matter of a recent dispatch : Some time ago a well-known lawyer, whose ofiioe is on Washington street, was applied to by a citizen who had lost confi V"Ie "t"!?.' Zl lUlVUlUO 1UI UlUli ucau tuu suit, uuh 1 . .. . . . , .. . . . 1 . afterward told ttio Husband tnat no nad become satisfied that his suspicions were groundless, and tho suit ought to be dis missed. Through the lawyer's effort a reconciliation was effected, and the: coup el lived togetner again . uut ! alter; a short time the husband again grew jeal ous and suspeoted that his wife was play !nS him talso. ing him false . Ho accordingly watched er ns?!eial occasions, and found that i k r i r was in inn she was in the habit of visiting the law office. Last night. she visited the s office again, and the , . husbands getting soveral irieuds to accompany nim . - m - went therA and demnnded ntraneeand .. , 5 . v 1 M. Jl : I VUW UVWIi 4UV,n4i VVM'tVUWil, Wl uu Ijb4- tleman of legal attainments with a drawn J Ptol t .the husband drew a pistol : tnere . . . . . . . I - . , 1 1 .1. .1 i- 1 At woo a tnhlonn onii fhAn fnA limn nF tne rvl, tTI law skedaddled through aback door., The husband next.prpceded.to.pl.,li8i.,'vrtfe l 01 a cioso- iu wiuov ou ww-; and threats. Another divorce suit wil 1 sqoa be commenced. A Lucky Mines. Ilerrick Robards came to Califoroia id lp53, For "two years after his arrival te gerred aa hotel waiter, porter and hostler in San Fraacis- co. In March. 1850. he came to the' craduaily worked his way tit the North Fork of the American until he finally located a snort distance oelow Kentucky iar, wnere ne nas mieriy . met wun no . oppositioD. and has held bed aod hanks of 4 the stream for miles, ad Wjitvm, , Never Bar. where he has latterly met with no three feet wide at the top, a little oyer ; ; four feet deep, terminated in a rocky bluff ' ' about lilteen leet from where it was first struck, and yielded in about thirty-six' nours aigging ana wasnmg a nuie over 813 ounces of gold ! Being coarse, wash ed river gold, from a neighborhood that has always oeen famous for good dust, this lot is estimated to be worth 819 50 r !i ct. : r. . lurme-iunin uyii. mart ana csinnea. Pavt TT m TTfHtT frtrv A i,nT it annrmnwwl thi Mm T.;- " --.-"'- cojn gayS she has in her possession the means with which to crush the liadicar party. That is no doubt true, but the people are not saving her any labor ia w dir.rtimi - t ,i- . it i.r " - " AlXlIilCUiatCIJf IWiUWlDg IQU aBDOlIBCB. ment come3 another. Mrt. Lincoln has consented to the proposition, to raise a subscription for her benefit., and that the wrnrlr Vm nlrpadv mim Wmnin subscription books at Brady's in New Vnrl1 f siLtrMeinrr imii!m Irt nont Tw.lit, If ia Si-ianf fKor loent politicians. . fuund it necessary ey. She has used to pay her hash mon ths tiowct wr Inert aft a holds over the party 01 "great moral ideirf to her pecuniary benefit, as she intended 10 no wnen tne exposure was nrst com- manAaJ su i i, j- AMS.U.l.U. U1U AU&UALTdX 1 It 1 . -A. 111. well, if not creditably. The partisans, whose rascalities she holds in the palm of her hand, are at the confessional. The colored clergy in the country are to be annealed to to more in this matter in the way of collections, among the con- . the ew York cor. gfield Republican, 1 esta that the duty. be made a plank platform of the Radical rartir . . r ' . JJetroii rrer I'rptt It is said that the tusks of at least on hundred mammoths, or about1 40000 1 pounds ot ivory titc bartered tor eTerr- jear in New Liberia. Notwithstanding - the large amount carried away, the bujk nlr does not Km tn - ?;m:n;sh TnoL. remains are scattered along the valleys and nrntected k dnnbb mrArin P and wool, and its flesh in snel, tL r were first entombed. Somebody, tells the following joke oa that irrepressible genius. George Francis Train : As an illustration of Mr. Train' .. intense patriotism, we may relate that h& on ono occasion, sent his wife on a ninety days' voyage from Australia to New Yorky " that their coming child might be born or American soil, as would become a possible future President of the United States -The journey was a most troublesome one and the lady came very near being ship- wrecked, but at last reached tma country in safety. The child was born and it was a girl. ' ' . .', . L The Marquis de Mouchy maintained that the fiesh of pigeons possessed a con ' soling virtue. Whenever this noblemaii lost a friend or relation, he said to hia. cook, " Let mo have roast pigeons foi?: dinner to-day. I always remark," he add- ed, "that after eating two pigeons. I rise from the tablo much less sorrowful The water is so low in the' Ohio at, Louisville falls, that the bridge : contract- " ors are laying a railroad track across, for 1 use in the transportation of material fo? the piers cf the bridge." 'Eight Of thesOi are now twelve feet above tho water audi six are in process of construction. ' A new process has been discovered by j which paper can, by chemical and mechaa- f t ical influences, be rendered ta hard, aa hickory wood, and may be manufactured , into a variety of article, hitherta njada cf Wood,! tin, copper and iron.'.,.,.' .'i.'- V SERVANT Inota int.A tb' brAaVfsi rfv?r and says, ' Please, ma am, therO s a beg-. gar woman in the kitchen wants some- thing to eat." "Give her the water ia ; VaIIaJ v;a n;n -Bridget: it iaciuite nutritious." s- V ,1444V V0 lltlU lUGV4 ,UW IMUU4i, Tib .nM..i.J 1 n 4 a 7-t K.rtC'l been invented in France capable, of print miFEiT nni nron snprw n in i ri 11 i.f. - ija 4. tut .uuurimt is o um auu. rwvw w strike of 114,0.0.0 in an hour. ' : Usar .'.xVot'ili of. a friend, nor epeak iXUj , V VUVU . ,v fVMiV 1 V 44 V i you hear, nor report all you believe. - Blank Deeds, of the latest ' and '; xacji , approved farm, for sale -at "th 3 4Ctat Rights Democrat " OSce.