The Eugene City guard. (Eugene City, Or.) 1870-1899, July 08, 1876, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE el'2e:;e city guard. SATUBDAy.JULYB. 1870. . EUGENE CITY. 01WU0N. DEMOCRATIC TICKET. For President. ' SAMUEL J. TINDEN, Of New Turk. For Vice President, THOS. A. HENDRICKS, j.- t Of Indiana. . . . . For Congresi: L, F.LANE, Of Douglas County. :. For Presidential Elsctors : ' HENRY KLIPPEL, ot Jackson. " E. A. CRONIN, of Multnomah. W. B. LASWELL, of Grant. wt ' , TUB CKa.EBHi.TIOI. Our citizens cclobratod the centen Dial anniyersary of the aicjning of the Declaration ot Independence with be coming spirit. Considering the short . time for preparation after publio ob servance of the day was determined upon, the programme and the man ner in whioh it was carried out did credit to our county and town and es pecially to the fire oompoBy, to whose energy and publio spirit are duo its in ception and conduct. At an early hour the people began to arrive from tbo country, and by 10 o'clook tho crowd far execoded in numbers the expootatious of the most anguine. The procession was form ed on Eighth street in Iront of tho Court House, the Eugeno City brass band in front, followed by the liberty car beautifully deoorated with ban ners and evergreens, in which were soated little girls from six to ten years Pacific ocean on the west, tbe western boun dary bavin; been extended to tbe Pacific by an act ol tbe Legislator at tbs session of 1853-54. Tbe approximate area of tbe county is 9,400 square miles, of wbich 70 township have been surveyed, io whole or part, beiog about 2,000 square miles. Tbe onjurreyed portion is timbered lands, chiefly hilly or mountainous. Tbe statistics as given by the last census are as follows : Population, 7.C83 ; males, 4,187; females, 3,501. Value of property $1,554,035; number of votes 1,777; acres of land ODder cultivation, 69,910. Tbe nam ber of rotes cast at the June election, 187C, wis 1,932. Tbe developed resources of the county sre chiefly sgricultaral, It ranking as one of the first counties In the State for its cer-al pro ductions, end fruits of superior quality and (treat variety are produced. Coal is found in several portions of tbe coontr, and gold is found in streams flowing from tbe Cascade range; also in quartz Id said range, but oeither is developed or mined except in lim ited extent. Tbe mountains, bills and tbe gorges abouod In timber of fine quality. Fir, cedar, balm, aab, maple, oak, pine, alder, yew. laarel and other varieties are abundant, the fir, pine and redwood attaining great bigbta. Large tracts of sngar pine are found npon tbe mountain sides nlong tbe middle fork ol the Willamette river. Toogrnp!iy.Oa tbe east side is situatfld the Cascade range, and on tbe west, along tb Pacific, tbe Coast range of mountains, the IsttT beiax a system of bills; and on the south tbe Calipoola mountains dividing the valleys of the Willamette and tbe Umpqua, and between the first named run ires lies the great Willamette valley, of the southern part of which is comprised the settled portion of tbs county aod is chiefly prairie lund of ex cellent quality. The county is exceedingly well waters!. Tbe principal streams are tbe Willamette, McKenzie, Coast Fork of tbe Willamette, Long Tom, Mohawk, Sioslaw, and Fall riv ers, and Spencer, Bear and Lost creek, all flowing into the Wilhinette except the riiu slaw, which flows west into the Pacific ocean of age, dressed in white and crowned Vith wreaths of flowers, representing Past creek is the only other exception oi each State in the Uniop. In the midst streams rising in the valley not flowing to of thent stood Miss Laura Watkins, the Willamette rivor and which makes a nat- ; . ... nj,i... ural mn for the O. A C. Railroad. Tbe oil- 1U uvmuuiu ruui vaeutiiiu mu uu.i.icsn f T.5 W.. V,. ..,- lr0l,lt. ""J mllJ- n0" rarel' ,ttll," 10 l,H i.i. j n . n i r.i r long In tba valley. Tbo scenery is varied vi me oay, vrator, ucuuer o, u,o ,ct M , gra))J. jUny inow.CHppB( larauon ana unapiain, joiioweu y 0 otaioi bevond the boundaries of tbs thefiroraenin uniform, drawing alter Lounlf are 6verextndcd to view. thorn thoir truck laden with ladders The Oregon and Calilornia railroad passni and buckets and enlondidlv festooned through tbe county. There are now 17 with Kvornrrnnnn nA nrnrlnnda nf flnw. (lection nrecillCtS and 65 conimou Sella firs. In tha eonter oi iho truck stood districts in the county. The financial e square pedestal on each side ol bibit of the county school soperintendentlJ In .;t van 177 ...... ... bM.v - Am..i.t ofCunty fund. d'.trll.u.1 Hept. An area ol evergreens wreatnod witn ... auuaui OOIIOOIS It! tnia-n rh I Hid S S.US JtmuuiitutCuuiili (uiulidutribnUKl March " nv. Jr llOUr Ul I.U0r,U,lUl1l HI Mllrh ttlaU) entry into tbe Modoc country, and not one was left of all to tell the tale of their tragic end. But Capt. Scott was not tbe only ear ly citizen that settled within tbe limits of this county wbo met death at the hands of Indians. Capt. Joseph Dailey and aeveral others wbo were engaged io tbs stock busi ness were murdered by tbe Modoc bands, aod Holland IJailey, Bulsba sod others by tbe Rogue River Indians. Out although many early settlers bare been killed by Indians, I do oot know of tbe killing of a white porson by Indians witbin the boundary of the county. But many In diana bsre been killed by Indians within the county, and the criminal law has oot until within a few years pust been put in force for tbe killing of an Iodian by an Indian. At an earlier period they were regarded as of that class wbo were "a law unto themselves," and punishment was left to be metod out by the hereditary Indian law and custom, accord ins to their valuation of an Indian. The murderer was generally compelled by their law sod custom to poUalch to tbe relatives of the murdered, Iodian pouies and blankets according to bis ability and tbe standing of the murdered. This was a satisfactory settle ment and when done tbe murderer and the frieoda of tbe deceased would again dwell to gether in unity. The first cuse wherein tbe criminal law was enforced io this county for the killing of one Indian by another Was for the killing of one witbin two hundred yards of this stand, and the punishment inflicted was a term In the penitentiary. By the In dian law and custom tbe most fleudiob mur der could be compounded, but if their "medi cine mad" lost his palieot bo did not occupy the vantage-ground of the common murder er, but died without the benefit of clergy. And I apprehend that tbe Indian law was most sulislactory to tha Indians; aod par ticular so witb bunds that had not come much in contact wilb wiite settlers. The pioneers ol our early settlement are generally men of warm hearts sod genorous impulses. But they'retain none of that sen timentality possessed by persons wbo lear.'i Indian character only Iroin tha old Ameri can preceptor and novels, and know noth ing ol them by experience, which to tbe ear ly aettler too often proved a sail experience, the general sentiment ol pioneers here, by reason of so many murders ot citizens and nnmigrauU on their way hers by Indians, was that most ol the "good Indians,' if not all, "die young," and hence poor Lo was held in low esteem, notwithstanding hi oft ej jo inted "Oood Indian me I" The pioneers and earliest settlers were subsequently dusg nated, in contradistinction to later immi grants, The Wheat Boilers ; but to just what period boiled wheat continued to be an arti cle of fond to any considerable extent, I am unable to soy ; nor will time or notice given allow me to state further incidents; and I will ouly add that Smith's patent truss br.dges Mo Reformer. The Now York Suii has no very exalted opinion of tho Cincinnati can didate It says Hayes is a candidate whose weakness and unimportance are his principal recoiulneu dstions to the Republican party. His re cord is brief eud alight, though be is fifty luor years old. He was an Ohio lawyer, served lor a time in the army, was twice sunt to Congress, and was tbriee elected Governor of Ohio beating Bill Allen lor tbe office last fall.' lo the army be was a serviceable officer ) in Congress, be was one the obscurest of its members I and .in tbe Governor's office be bas performed aucb routine duties as were required of him in a way that excited no particular comment. II is name in Coogross or elsewhere bas been identified witb no policy, or measure, or ac tion of any kind, lie bas no marked powers that have been brought Into play ; be has no strong points of character ; be bas been but a lucky man in politics. When Kx-Gov. Nnyes nominated him in the Con vention on Thursday, be mentioned as one of bis most distinguished qualifications that he was a man against whom nothing could be said. These points of Hayes's character, and these features of his career are interest ing enough ; hut they do not prove him to be a fit mun for Presidt-ot in times when re commendations of a stronger and more post live kind are required. Above all, Hayes is no reformer. Ha is not the man to clean out political corup lion, to destroy the desperate Rings wbich have got bold of tbe country, or do any thing to obliterate tbe abomination ol Uraniisin He is a man who, in tbe Presi dency, would run tbe machine in as easy and unohj.'ctionuhl.- a way as he could ; but he would run it io the old ruts ; und this is the about worst thing that could be said of any man who deiires to become the successor ol Grunt. lo regard to the financial question, he will be suited exactly to the tbiu plunk ol the Cincinnati platlorm. In regard to the ami Catholic question, the plank on thai subject will be ttniisfuclory to him. During his last campaign lor (iovernnr, be was sus tained hy the anti-Cutholic sentiment ol Ohio, which, perhaps, had more to do than anything else with bis election. The whole platform will suit him, as it was the work ol the muchine, and be is bimsell tbe candidule of the muchine. Democratic Platlorm. tftlA na I.-!.. t w .vor uuiiifr iirnii,.i,t ,. i , , . r viiiuil'.. i i.. . . ... iiorsomen and pedo8tria.!1lfl..!'L,'ulUW, ,UJ ""IP Eogeue uately mixed. Tho nron.w f T .. T. " .T 'VT: Ju"ct,0D Cot fill ilnvn C I " vioowuii. ijvi iam ""KUlll Streot to W ilium. I Irviiiir unit SI I.fl .1.1 . . .. " ette.th.nn,. v:-... ' VT" 'veraI oi tuero be- ' -ww v .AllllLll. II n rViiitK I I II IT nnitf In am Oak. thonnA . . . t: . . . vv w jiiuulu HLrnnr nn.fl rMA i luc urai u nm nn mam n uie epoakor'nund in th. r10Dua7 10 "". 1851. The numb.., , .vv near tna ifiugtioo City mills " ". Bd D. M. Risdnn was -filter toe call to order a i'0r nr" Preentative elected for them,,,,. r was oflbrod ud bv Rou n w n.'M'- The flr8t lern of the U. S. Disirin Ht.-r.-i . W IVoOS. I ,Atrt wtlhln mtA tn I declaration of Iudonnn,!,, .. V. l"uv ooun7 s held then ,oad by Hon. Y. 1. om! " STJ?" 0 " V . . . I umv irin oi 106 Oi)iinl..m,n. v....uinij 1. II .k ,. .. . ' woiop ana aim Joseph. Uuv s.nmnml.. 4i. ... . ' v"v'uu III o weii-umoa emphasii ot the sioners. I Howe was ih flr.i ....... - iivaunuRg nr nr ...t:... I'u.iui in iojj or M J T i:;ir.. i . Tjwt. t 'k. .winy, i . , . ..uj n ieC( JOTjJWiurnott follow,l l ' H the drat probate ludn. abounding with historical , re,.,!,.!,.. and StJmt',.-la ,hl, nBuooe, eound philosophy Dd l0ilM , lvlJttn Uml0 'Jier ol fldii imi:.... i . i sia war ui inii nun si rtiitii... ,i. . .it.. -v,.ulluus lroo from tiB j , . -wMieaiai.or ewninjr daily communication l A m . ,11. llllllir m m. .. w t v . . -'xwvit SB UBLIIH III Vila. cue ui r.ugene uity j am that tho State Unlvorsity is located and built at Kuene. in evidence or tbe general progrew, and in conclusion of my very hasty Centennial 'ketch of Lane couoty, I will add a like hasty sketch of the , cm or KiuK.vg. The original town site of Eueene Citw was surveyed aud the plat recorded in lnv; aud was oamed alter Kujbub V hh ' the proprietor. In 1853 IWane Ciiv by vote of tho people established th r.rf. seat of Una county, and 80 aeros of lund do- 7 oK.nner and Mullin for loctinn was surveyed Into lots and blocks and The following is the platform adopt ei by the Hi. Louis Convention We, ill" delectus ol tbe Ueiiiociutio par ty of Hi" United Mates, in iNutiuiittl ton venlwii aLeiiililed, do hereby declure the Adiiiliiistrufion of the Federal Uovernrnen lo be in u.'Ke.it need or immediate reform unil we do tnjo in on the uominees of this Convention and il tliu democratic purty in each Stale to this end ; and wo do hereby appeal to our fellow citizens of every former onliticil connection to uuderlnke with us this first and most patriotic duty f or the Democracy ol toe whole country we do httre re .tlirm our fa.Ui) in tne pern. nence ol the Federal Union, our devotion to the Constitution of the (Jiiiied States, with its amendments, universally accepted as i final settlement of the controversies that en njofifflif !T'.L !Vljrl itt"1 wa dcl -htfrety rf I win ui .uu ma i ii ''ai principal of the Iteoublic; 111 Hiss urn. p.... -i ' .ml viV I V eeparution o.' Church ; f,.'r ,lle. 8uk9 'a of ci vil and ""S""' "eeuom in the eniiuliic nr. II -iti. mentj in the libertv nf i,liui..i i ful education ol the rising n i ., they may preserver UZ ', ' best conditions nf hn.r,.,. . h,,l.l ... .i... ., "i'pniBsj a no we l ',PriM f a hundred ' 'hiui uisiory. f:.:!1 bond of our f "ese, our also ,Lt Z , ' ' . pB0P,e 10 pructico, also, that eternal viciluuca whinh i .i.. We denounce the present tariff levies io nearly four thousand articles as a master piece of Injustice, inequality and false prao lice. It yields a dwindling not a yearly rising, revenue. It bas impoveribhed many iodustries while it subsidizes a few. It pro hibits imports that might purchase tbe pro ducts ol American lubor. It bos degraded American commerce from tbe first to an infe rior ruuk oo tbe high seas. It has brought down the sales of American manufactories at home and abroad, aod depleted tbe re turns of American agriculture, an industry followed by half our people. It costs tbe oeoole five times more that it produces to the Treasury. It obstructs tba process of production and wastes tbe fruits of labor. It promotes fraud, fosters smuggling, eoncnes dishonest officials, and baukrupts boneSt merchants. We demand that Custom House taxation be oolv for revenue. Reform is necessary io the scale of public expense Federal, Slate and municipal. Our Federal taxation has swollen from SCO, 000.0UU, io cold, io 18G0. to 8450,000,000, currency, in 1870 ; or, in oue decade, from less than five dollars per head lo more than eighteen dollars per head. Since peace was declared the people have paid to their tax eatbercrs more than tbriee tbe sum of the National Debt, and more than twice that sum for tbe Federal Government alone. We demand a vigorous frugality in every depart ment and from every gmcer ol tuetovern ment. Reform is necessary to put a slop to tbe profligate waste nf. the public luode and (heir diversion from actual settlers by tbe party in power, which has squandered 200, 000.000 ucres oo railroads alone, aod the iu- lei est of more than tbriee that aggregate, and has disposed of less than a sixth direct ly to tillers of the soil. Reform is necessary to correct the omis sions of tbe Itepublicuu Congress, and tbe errors or oar treaties and our diplomacy, which have stripped our fellow-citizens ol foreign birth and kindred race, recrossiuif the Atlantic, of the nhield of American citi zenship, and have exposed our brethren ol the 1 ucinc coast to incursions of a rtc uol sprung Iroin the same great purenl stock, and, in fact lately deiiied citizenship through iiHiuralizauui), as not being aueus touted to iIih traditions of a progressive civ ilizalion. We lien uuco the policy wbich thus discards the liberty-loving German and tolerates llie revival ol the coo.ie trade iu Mongolian womeu, imported for immoral purposes, kiiU .Moiuohau uieu, held to per form servile lubor cootucis, aud demand such a modification of the treaty with the Chinese Empire, or such legisu'non by Con gress, witbin Constitutional limitations, as shull prevent the furl her importation or lin migrutioi) of tbe Mongolian race, once un naiuru!ly estranged but now reunited in oue indivisible Kepubhc and a common d"8iiuy R'fonn H necessary in the Civil Service Kxperieoce proves that efficient, economical conduct ul Government business is not pos sihle. if its Civil Service be subject to Change at very election ; if it be a prize to be lonuhi lor at the ballot box ; if it be nnei reward oi pariy zeal, instead ot a pust of honor, assigned for proud competency and neiu lor mieiuy in the public employ. I b dispensing of patronage should neither be u tax on tho time of our public men, nor ar instrument fx ineir ambition. Uere again profession falsified in performance uttest that the purty in power can woik oo practi cul or sulutur; relorio. Reform is necessary even more in the i- . , SenTutive. Uahim-i nr, "M" " vmn Final Settlement. IN THE MATTED Or THE ESTATE of AW (un it. Pawen. decerned. Notice is hereby inreo that t rwik Powen, Bilraiaitrator uf mid MtUi, hu Sled hie account for ftrul wttltment and tlie ttnt Mender In Bpptember. 1S7S. hu been set fur anal henring of mii ucoant. . I Dr order olliun.J.J. waitnn, jr., iouuijt jouje, FRANK POW'tltS, AdrainiitratoT. G. B. Donau, Attorney. Fabulous Jtcduction IX . - .. . i .at ; 4 AS WE Alii! PBEPARINO FOR A I, A ROB Manuracturlni eaubllshmeot we prop et to sell our entire stock of , . . FURNITURE AT RETAIL' WHOLESALE JFBI(fES!' This la a rare chance to bay good, substantial . Furniture at nominal prices. Do not let your op . ' portunity psas. Cnrae all . F , D.CIIERRt A DItO. . Lower Than Ever I HAVING TAKEN SUVA NT AGE OF . THB late uftMitlcf" eondition of tha Eastern and' California Jlonev Markets I have PURCHASED FOR CASII THE LARGEST SIOCK OP' " Watches, Jewelry & Silverware Ever brou ght to Oi tgon , and am now enabled to' nell them at Retail at former W UOLESALE PRICE. No Plated Jewelry of any kind IS feept hi my Ettabllfhment. Every article Is wsrrantetf as rep--rewn ed. I have also the agency of the anrHallcJ Diiimond Kpectcles. To thoi-e intending to send east for Watches, I will say that 11' they will let me know the name aud price ol the watch tbey Intend to send for, I will lurnish the same walch tor the same price. By all means give me a call before going or seneiug elsewhere. B. L. NTONE, jn24 3m 103 Front Hi:, Portland, Oregon. HARD WARE, IRON and STEEL, Hubs, Spokes, Itinis, Oak, Ash and Hickory Plank. NOHTHRt'P tc THOMPSON, POtt l'LAND, . ... OREOOM., , Je:Sm ' " "'' Assessment Notice. ' . NOTICE 19 HRREBY GIVEN that at a meet ing of tbe Board of Directors nf ibe lne Cciuntv Farmers' Mercantile Association, held on the 17th day of June, M6, an asseMment of 25 Ier cent on the can itaU twit subsciibee. wa lev ied. Payable to J. C. JENMNGS, Bee. Or at Osburn's drugstore to ' ;n.r"-,'Vi F. M. WILK1NS.- FIRST AND LAST CALL. nAVINO ROI.D MT STOVE AIIDTrXWAKB buaincsa toC. llnrbridmand expert toleare' uun, I will requ.it all peraone indf Uted to me br accuuiit or mote to call aud nettle the eame atone or ther will be placed in hands fur collection. B, X. HATES.' T fluOil n , I 1 1 I n..ih,.. ., ""u an i.:"..i.o!i,eop,e'DU. oiiiurs in 'I'l...:. ..m ueir oiuces -a nnl r-.:-... . .', lie trusts. W", ?. Vb- resident j u ves 15. LAKE. Purchasing Agent. CAL. lie show the d a-eSpeaheroriheHouo-fK';; thr c......r. " F'eeiuinir ouwer v ucnaiurs UriD Una duuil l ' votes as Urn oiater. , fi ni .",eir FOB THE SPRING & SUMMER TRADE I f price of libertv. ,s 108 ..I.I :. '. .l .k ... " -uu" """" w uecessarv to to rhn,M ..j irooiwiiicdpenoJ it commenced ""Wish iu the hearts of the Z'Z to oe a villus, nJ several further n,l,liii,.n. I r ,nB United State. elv tvlft mnA -I,.. i . ------ -v-rt-acning rhotorio ! Vorlt. and L W K.b, haw since Wn made l.a 1 Oi4 . L . u xou iu town was iocornorate.1 h . . .u. uvjjimiiuve; assembly, hs "The v . r,ue.,e. inetowoison tU lin me uregoo and California It.ilroad, fur- uinitaaiiy communication with .11 from Uoseburg on the South to Prii.j St ho I ill.. I lllam liAin.H ka.i.l ' - ......r .. vu..i.ui-rviui inoiropoinof the State on l,l,.lt. . I SI... a. ...L. 1 .1 .... . U of I . uu.versai onaucliocoas nr.. Tl of Vir!l - . "orci.0. thoa close,! ly tl, rail " itaU .T' ! 'nJ lh i. fhistori1,.l.t.,..u i... , . . f.......; ----" .oi-p, . ..v,vj,i i.jr jmjgfl jjj,,, " lueiiiiiu BOO lor IIOIUCS. on o: tha ttlomcnt. or,,.;......,- w wlecied a UuJ cUUn -t n.. 1,.1 and trmn,.,l 1. b r"J JbouKhbut.fowday,hdbeeagivcu lor the prenaration n .1,. .i... . . wa L.m Hkri.in t m i . - i ----- - iub 1 . . mm anu called l nia'e univeraitv t fr- "I hasant Hill." Mr. Hristow erwted the h'lj.cent to the cit cnoori riawi. aces fable for steamboats to thi ,,t P. Skiu-1 during the low naiurnf .... v - .'liner, anu wncre- nav. I bv iiimiMii.w. k... ... V-Um 00 the left bank of the Will J. I " nver, at the site of Ku.en. Citv. r : : 01 8cott seized a claim , ,ha L,,' ZZT u "7 ex.st for .bout iicKe river. . ad Kiiiah Z " ,be "J Judiciou 9 v,vvlvu . iii,iuvcTIIiMk n. r.a ma be made oavig. f year. The flns brick bu Idin stands east ol an.l cily There is one Hourino- tflhllant an.l ,:n i r . , nlll ue 0 ,u... . niul.l.i....i ., vl - ' -"wo to 1110 UlStOI'l.ln l,l..- Brat hntw I. ... . .. .! on. . were u 1 - . iui ... e,. - . u""u"r 01 t,. .t., " ... , Pw,ij IU..i.. . .. . . "-"u" uouae 10 ,h,lf,.K k..;1, o. cnj , s,x tuaionce. TLroU!rl,n. .1 ' . 27th d.v of Mar. 1S17 -l,k ki. ..... " IZu . ."V . ."V" 'w i0"""" subslanti.l .. .. " .7 v.W8Ut ,. ... , w. -uuMu.ngi mj on brick Drintin 01 ice : an niiiur ....... ui woou 0 ineunited States, eleven years a hap pHv rescue.!! fi-.tin ik a ' . "F .ralism, ..5 TZ Otuti's the rnnn it. r - . L 8. u lHH l.a hn,,....r.::j "fg tyrannies .- 1 too oiuces 0 tbe Federal Uovernment iUolf iih t "r.re,",rl nd fraud, infected K raa ..J:.v , ti. with th. contamination 7f m ule d" lucked last tbe nro.neri- f ..nai people , the pur..sisorbardti,;::ririous lU'lurm IS llecesnnr In ........i.-.i. - cnrroni. .u. ... ,. " """"'l 1.!- ..' T. . . c ,U8 Puo,lc credit aud muiu .iuiiihiui nonor. Via ,1, .i.t,in ...- -. ...ivu L. ma r..,i.,.A r -1. .. its standard ,.f ..1... -".Zl T '"'uv iu l 11 h n a n 1 1 j as idi,w com,,,,,-; .r 01 . . r "18 treasury forcimr l,.lUn..J " fcat, in niibli.: : , .,w,,"u nances """""i 'aie Attoniev-(jMn...oi AN IMMENSE STOCK 7 .nisppro,H-iuting pui,i0 (utlh lh; ry ol the X.r, ennebin,. bis Wends bj t contige levmJ of the nrnir.a " ' .r w,th his Dp.rt..M.Dtr.;" a".."" iron hr0l. .7. "vaw oecrelary I n n e . barelv escanini? o.ii " "LT v guiltjeon.plic.Vlo .nT- T !or a Secretar. r.f tVo, f... ,.T.L 'rv" i 1 . 4 , " "'e11 crime and con- fessed miiJ.roenort-tbe demoostration i. complete that Ihe first i. ' ll,n 18 be the people cho.ee ol hirne ' "0 Hm a.iother Drt. lt th. A . . wo lrom n ;r '.h."?"' . HATS AND (MM 0 "6" 'ueasures and no " T7 . jr-ajNUY GOODS notions, ciomm,"- FURNISHING GOODS, n,.nla ....I .u " " I ...v, .uu IUH D in.Fldrmiin . r .... l .1. 1 ., . r- ui wn cn IS a and The aisw lm k. . 1 (Iaa v I ..II.. M. It...l. ... .k.. ... ' . ........ lun ur,. m jrt. lh ' "ItU u .... patriotio ttosio was dimUr...i u.t. 1ft familr teaideot within th. l.r... K...S "U VJ 100 ill of lh. , . ." 1'W.I .L- " " " I ""r "raw naiL'blwrlih. o . V . p "Wis In tha aft.rnn- .u. , .. on as J. O. Aver,. ! u..lo. " WWiabed here. Bir.ls.1 35 miles distant, at th. site of Corvall.. M. Uii,i,n ... 11 craltv .n .I,. ! "fP'o gen- o.iU.w.rori3II, with his lam. iraur, ana toe bovs esnoi.ll.. r. Iv et.UI m ih. ,;.,k. i....t .l . t. . -t"- id ' v i toe JicKeoiiw -..u.ng a nremea'a ball closed I n lolihd ferry, tod io the same or celebration suj one of tbe grand- ;w ltMe Bl'sst ,nJ fci ,0 El.as took . g.. uay ever witnessed in Fu r""""'"""'" in. sue ol the to0 ol "iv uiiTaieiniiH,i m.i 1, J .. , that Ik. . -1.1. " .. . H'"HS It : , -! nun appoiolmeot '"...oi.au in nilNilAn. ..r Ol Tha Iliat.rlral tkeick. i 1 Artok Ar.it ni. . . . . vu.7 wae loruiej from p.rti 0f the Atataw of th. Territory ofOregouU th. ti00 of jgig., ' Bamad W t0(l ,0 hooor of ,od eofflp,iiBcol w vTor woa, sobs,ontl7 deleft, lo wstvu, ana arur admission of Or, lo to th. Uoioo, 1'nit.d Sutee Seo.tor from this Jtau. ; Xna county js.itiut.die sBd comprise,. uli4i prnuo or toe sut. t, 0f tk. r.m, ..j .V . : " "-"""""ns 01 - - .urproci.ma'ion or tbe IVsi. l-nt in relation to .hat nutier thr.inibo!,, ." JV wv.niwi bj tn. Commit. establiebed a fcrrr Ur ii- 'ij 'v Z r.Mh' me HUmette, aod Iki.i.min R,. h.r,l... Amern lnderwn,l. .. .k:. 1. wr' 0 and J..ha n. ..... , ... llerth..i.-:.i. . P'"0" Bn" .: : "f" ! Mil MUM OO l.k. 1. ceI themto hv the disr. i.k.." . r."'T".u w,, cn 'S wZ. 1 k mim 0. tne out on Ve denounce the improvidence which n eleven year. 0f peace, has taken fr, u '," People in Federal iru. .1.;....... ' ,u '.ne hoi. .mount of the I .Vl . ' r r.anderedfour,iuu, ,"h uZZ -ninso. without .ccumuJ.tiog f ,rt" lor .heir re.lmpijon. 8 7 r e e ueno.niCH th hnn;-i :.i...-. immoraliiv of ih, 2 V T "1! eievMU4.ar. ..1.. ::.: r w ruKB ,,uritf . 1 ' UM U,J,! Bo advunre tow.,dresau.pt.on,nd no prepsr.tion for resumntn.n .. I,.,. i.... .1 l f liruon lor sumption bv wo.tino. ... .".. ".. ucl w ed rresh h.n,r.nc8 xherv( J "Mi dranco, drnounee ltlB ft-' " b. " VI SI I ism reform. Reform Jj nrtiVkskaaafw ...J m-lriv,- i. .1.1" --""ain cm uffihohiimrclaa. . wb whiffc th. .mother it-th. falw iMJTLlf"'r to aor hy .nlrin.1 1. " ..,"' . ."U Wl .luiMn, ni wnii'h l(iii(H eiolu.ivfly the IJfmiwrai; dation, an I roaufvej to hioh they wmi BOOTS AND SHOES, Clocks, Paints, OUs, Etc, ;. of Zr.1, ..,,? .ml' to u. Buhii. Selected hr ... u. D :Hu. ..; ;".v:"umn,PtntJeupn6rll offer at ' o. HOSts-taty. whlrk tnlf s " sium wifiir fnitn- I - - urn Him- ma ni - 1UUU or p.-eterenpefr any elm Zi'.l 'rt'1'ty l.iU uih..i,i,k,i"r';..,Mt.. "eeJ. and tli 'ue hjr which tlr (.k tJ 1 is. SVi nJ 1 oleertional haui betwS. kinTil 1 'JL'" REUUCED PRICES. rrtits will flnit i. .... . i f ("i ronw . ! erirae.. tl . " ,M 'mlr. out stoo aT. ' ."'nl Cal, un,.a a I - r . ' f Ul f laT IK I Inn .1 v ' awuia LM lljts n naa .. L necesMitjr for reform namiuii i cret I tl. , thWrraf(tfmnr.. J.aZl 7Tr 7 Jnrt UlBbest ftrir purrt lrom th. 6ai,i ' d " r " r""J ,ur of Produce. thoee J"vr' aacvn Of thK Alnf lfiT -"- '""-'"J"' rvne.1. u""",a MHJ demand its EUGENE CITY. USpringQelJ sud Wn demand a in.);.. trrnchmeoi. .nd w.11(.h TkIm A' J4 . -" oiibuib in. n. in-' lion soon to tssur. ih- -i 7 . e n "J W. demaml ...Vk .. . ..t.... . , . .- .v.... ub ...... ... . - lorrmo n I lv. A -i iu.,ii onir ol Lonr Tom m il, I h. ucard of J..I. i.. . , "--"uq sues . system. wpII " Hff a a. . a aa. " -"'J S II. Sl.lll I Mftil rv.ka II - WCllSrtl a Vail. bB "V u a m.n w 1 ..it. . p. .1 . , -" i.iuomuaoi. win aaj anirr tascsd. rar- of mountain. n u-.. ii . . ,0,r , . cficrs I cam. Mrim n.l L'i.. o .. . .uu ..hi trait, gooa .!!. I baon ;.. .k . . vrwiriM ly.IkM.j.miBMdJoavpbD.vU.c.iIuli;- .ta.& e eoM,dt'rtio VU l-mud Davi. Oiiytrj sbaw. W. Km.itl and a few other pmooa and families ia 1847. xc Comxissioxir Wantid Th. thrws first named, th. pioo-ra. hat. .1 On (ho 1.7th ult in . fi PMSwdaw.y, th. Brat two Doaclullr .a..,, diana iQ mil... t V-.., .. ryoodi b, their f.milk, .oJ fri,d. : but G,n. Custer an.! I.. i Z 1 , "0r"' ,ru,n ,h- . plbcoti.Bd,!,how.r.with him f.M , ... . ''erj ooiu k. .k ....... . . ... . i v. "j u uauos Of th. Mixlj InJian. II. .11 : . , ""ISM. all. l.ilrn.tJ . . . 'y lor exeouiio,, . ' , ZTIT i.l currency inJ ,i u"" T ,rllB: vaster machia.,. -. . i 01 ""at fir. per wot of . ii r. . 1 7 "b,ch Bioy T01 0f b0Sins lrIa.tin.. ' 3i OS a: 8 rwr...mil . u.uaaciions .re mspiriiif pnenj The went io Ksoiuekj altfr blooded stock OB. With a Conil.P nf Oregan, anieiteuds from lh. ioaBil 0 and on hi. w,y h t-iC",Je Kyuatalm ..a lb. ... i ,k. foil.,. . vufiujeooe .whLfh .n.,11 Dtion. hrin ki...' rrr nn i i am., u .ii "nni five com nani... .. i : . art in .... .l .Z .1 Mm,i. .-hoi- -BL. Ir 7 ,7 .r.r..jZ:. u h i, , ir i aii,.,i m... I , - .r,.. ppMfnp. oi r . biormrnt Ii. l.h... ..j . ; ui ou, amon? tiii.rn t W k,.i. n .. , ..." .7 '""a ren m lamilr, com two brothers' Itr. "Let US hirs, I saat b- a,, f""' V "' ,M .iul ! the whole W'ZS ,-n.mx Gcu. Cuatrr, hi, is aeJT t ' Ti nephew and brother ia. I " "-d"l -.oo. w .J ,T.t have rnacc- from 0 0 ft 0 O o D ca Is si it ft Si .C5 aC ej i.i O aJ c w3 a 3 w 1. o a. c c a a 2 to o J 2 a A.V. PETERS & CO.,. Anowinrpt0,.TeryUls1)ckof EW SpK:VO G0() JV;t "Porta,, hou. m BTrT1 Our Stock of ' ' i. DRESS GOODS iiiT GOO no Jari. aaaurtamit oif BJrtim. ..j ' 1 beauuful lttcU. eoT1eeth ... w , STAPLE & E K r.:... . . raotoiraDh.i. .k. 7 -I'ausl GOODS. tiaeu. COUXTI.Y PEODLCE C i-wjui wm mi set d jjii bffc,- tldr . .'- Butler a. v. It is statfd ths, ' - axrjM ssUarlyw.Ov . M'rhtly bard.-n Of J 4PrSlrt.Sarrttcww. A. V. TETLHS 4 CO.