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THE OSESOH SEHTDIEL
JACKSONVILLE.
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SATURDAY, AUrch SO, 1801.
The Kiwi From the Bait
Th latett advice which hire reached 01
tnm the East, give ui brighter hope that
peaceful Kt.lemcnl of the great trouble which
distract (he whole country will be eventually
reared. Tlio iction or the Irglnla Cuneen
tlesi Wet contributed more towardt eueli hope-
ftl result, probably, thin out other tingle
era, but the modcriteJ tone of Secretary
Seward, ami of the Prtie'di-ii. litmieir, since
Ml Inauguration, hat aided ruuch to Inspire
eonBderce' tint the bcstllc masurrs i-whltc
Ince threatened will not be attempted by the
new Administration, and thutopportunlty will
be permitted fur on honorable ind amicable
arrangement of the present mcit formidable
diflSenlty between tin Government and the
8ithcrn Confederacy. Willi this disposed
f, the ohcr, pending questions can be readily
and salltfuetorlly adjusted. There It, to be
ore, chance that the Slave Slate now In
the Union mny withdraw, yet, Judging from
the eoulte of the Administration lliui far, the
probsbliltr l, that sooner than give arcation
for the 'withdrawal of those Statu, Lincoln
and his parly will agree to lluir ultimatum.
Hut we think the Statu already seceded ire
Bxrd in .their determination to abide their
destiny in the new Confederacy. They einnot
be forced again into the Union, and It Is al
Host nla to hops they will agree to come
back.
The harried trip of Mr. Lincoln through
Baltimore Kcrrii not to late been altogether
wing to fror of assssslnatton, at at first re
ported. Indeed, tho rumored Intention ol as
MHlnntion la barely credited In any qturter,
nd the dread of It seems to have been fancy
ef Lincoln's own creation, or else of those ac
companying him. It I now pretty well known,
t all events, that the distinguished grntleman
had mote to fear from the obstinately Impru
dent conduct of his party followers in Haiti
more tlmn from any other source, lie hurri
edly parted through the city In disguise to et
cape their dangerous oration and offensive Im
portunities, by the advice of Mr. Seward, Gen.
Beolt, and others high In rank and in hit con
fidence. Whether their counsel was d'scrert
or not cm best be ascertained from u prruat
of the articles published in leading Journals of
each of the parties which we copy on the
fourth tide of this number. One thing Is wry
certain. The flight has fonvcr shattcrnl hit
Ulm to tl.a dauntless, Jucksonlati courage
which Ms admirers to boastfully proclaimed
him the posterior of, until this unfortunate
event. And if further evidence were wanting
to show that he most drplorab'y lacked lb.
pluck at.d Indomltablenrss of General Jack
ion, his Iimugnrnl, when contrasted with his
specthe while on the way to Washington,
wou'd conclusively satisfy tho moat Incredu
lous. The Itepubtienna could never tiro of
raillery and duiunriatinn of Picshlcnt Ilu
chanan for his want of Jutksonlihc Amines
nd nerve, hut it now serm, II Democrat
were disposed to retort, that Lincoln cvrn foils
somen lint short of liuclmn.in in these strong
attributes. Iluehuuan raid " nuccerci("and
stueh tj it In spite of Cabinet counsellors and
foim'dablc cppnslt.cn, Juil us he ma'ntulncd
to ll.c lust lit policy In regard tu tl.e Kansat
question. And when threatened nltli onus
a nation, I c continued 0:1 In the performance
of his duty, at If nothing had happened. Yet,
urillur Diichanan nor Lincoln Imve muih of
the Jarl.on in them, nor has any man of the
present day to any great extent. The truth
is, men of Anduw Jackson' stamp don't
spring up In a day.ror doc any suih man etrr
reach prlmo or middle ago before the ptop'edie
cover In hlni the peculiar chnrac'c.-isllct whlili
that mfghty man poises d. The old Hero's
dauntless courage was discovered in his earliest
boyhood, niie throughout h!s whole lire wat
quickly learned by all who were brought in
contact with him. With liira. that stamp of
couingc and iron will died, fur the Age nt least,
nd wo need not look for It In Lincoln a in
more tLan we had right to lu hit Immediate
predecease r.
Lincoln's IiuvacaAL. On tin first page
of this number we publish this Important Ad
dress. Headers w ill gi nerally agree, we think,
that it Is not an ornate nor a rery inttl'ectuul
production. Wo fall to discover In it, taken
altogether, tho rigid adherence to the previ
ously proclaimed It publican policy, that we
find credited to It In many papers. All that
he so) 1 about coercion, Ac, is fully counter
balanced in Iho few lines linmediali ly follow.
lag, In which he remarks The course hen In
dictated will be followed csusscurrnf tunli
nd experience shall iW modincatiox or
ciMNOK Jo It proptr," Ac.
The Republican papers do not speak very
glowingly of the finish of the Address, but they
do claim that it is a pluln, straight-forward,
common senso paper. Yet, singular to say, it
Is applauded by the ultra ItepuU'cans espie
fatly for ill rigid adherenco to Republican
doctrines; it Upraised by the moderate nun
of tho party for its conservative tone; by
Mr. Douglas and hit followers I. r its partial
renunciation of Republicanism and its peaceful
temper and at the South it it regarded as a
declaration of war. It It not strange that such
broad and vnrious Interpretations should be
given a 'plain, straight-forward, common
tense paper f" The very little Hint is known
to us in thia remote section of the course of
tin Administration, to fur, would lead us In
believe that instead of war, the President does
really mean peace, and will make many con.
ccsaiont to ensure peace. One feature of the
Address will strike every reader the fre
quency of hia interrogatories. He piles ques
tions with all the pertinacity of a Grand In
quisitor. Executive men generally ttatt what
they Intend to do, or suggest what they be
lieve It ii beat to do. Hesitating and unde
termined men usually atk what to do, or invife
opinion at to what they should do. People
can decide for themselves to which class ol men
I'mukot Lincoln properly belong.
Biosik Aoahc. Thi telegraphic operator
t Yreka Informs ui that the line connecting
wild Marytville js again broke, 10 that no op
portunity it permitted ui of laying Kill latir
tc-ii (rem tbi 5.1. t before 5ir refers.
CaLtroixiA Sxkatomal Elictiok. After
LHPy.d)il..bllollDgln Joint Convention to
efiVet the election of in United Slatct Senator
Inplace of Hon. Wis, M. Gwik, tho Legisla
ture Csdllornla succeeded on the 20th, In
making , choice. Gen. Jas. A. McUougwII
wai the favored candidate. On certain bat
lot, hiring 'received BO votes, ho wai declared
elected' by the President of tin Joint Cwuvan
tlon, and that body adjourned tine Jit. The
President of the Senate and the Speaker of
the House officially signed the certificate of
election, but before It wai taken to the Gov
ernor for hli signature, It was discovered that
an error bad been made In the count, and that
Instead of SC, the candidate should have re
ceived 67 votes to constitutionally elect him.
Here was dilemma, which for a while put
tied the most astuto of lawyers and cunning of
politician. From the (hum of the 23d, we
learn, however, thai the vexed qneation It
likely to be finally and tallt'uctorlly settled by
the legislature Itself. The Senate had already
voted to go' again Ihto Joint Convention to
investigate and decide the matter, and the
resolution doubtless has been concurred In by
the House. Once in Convention, tin election
of McDougatl by constiiutlonsl-majority Is
certain. Thus will be fulfilled the prophecy
of Senator Douglas last yrur, in these words :
'-Would it 'not be a splendid sight, Rurlif
game, to fee McDougtll returned from Ca'ifor
ilia, llukcr Irani Oregon, and Doug'at and
Uncle Abe, all at Washington together." It
la almost needles to add that in the eleetiou
of- McDougall the same disgraceful tactics
were resorted to which effected the election of
the Republican Senators from Oregon In Sep
tember last lanon of Republicans aud
Antl-Lrccomptouitcs. .
Tm Coiicioiists. It is a noticeable fact
that nearly all of those who now favor and
clamor for coercive policy towards the se
ceded Slates, did, In 1846-7, oppose the War
with Mexico, and gave "aid and comfort" to
tin cm my. They thought it a deep crime for
our Government to compel the respect and re
cognition of- the American flag and of the
rights of American cilltens, at the hands of a
feeble, treacherous and intuiting Nation, but
it Is a welcome and holy duty, to their miodt,
to wage the most horrible of all wars that
ol kindred and follow countrymen against the
States which their own Insane und unrighteous
attempts and actual deeds have driven from
the Union into another bond of confederated
fellowship for common protection against
aggrrsiions by the more powerful States.
Fortunately for the Country, the cocrcioulsts
are few, and more boisterous thuu poteutlal.
The majority of the people North, and almott
the entire population of the Iijrdcr States,
are opposed to coercion. Sach rourse can
not effect any good, but on the ecntri-y is
certain U precipitate a war unprecedented In
the world's history for all that is horrib'e to
contemplate. W deeply rrgrct the svcetsloo
ol tho States now forming the Southern Con
federacy ; we shall rejoice if they return again
Into the Uulou, but It I idle tu hope that they
can ever be coerced baek tot hell former fellow
ship in the Ri public. Ceicrciunlsti arc ex
tremists of the character well portrayed by
TfaSfflSw Wnd. to iis allusion, la the Aboti.
lioulst, who 'drove to desperate deed old
John Drown, and then in the Loup, ef danger
deserted him. They howl and clamor 'lUry
never Oght. --
Tut: Wak D,nr. At last we hate definite,
though not complete, Intelligence coucvfulng
the Oregon and Washington War Debt. Th
bill finally passer) Into law, fixing the amount
at 82,(100,000, with the right glvtn to d ssat-
IsSed claimants to prove up the J'lttnrss ot
their demands, and apply fur relief from the
Government for the balance thus shown to be
due. This much wc get from the Washington
letter writers to the San Francisco and Sacra
mento paieri. Until the bill as passed is pub
liihid and shall reach us, we cunuet hoe to
learn much mora of its express provisions.
01 conn, we shall lay it before reader at the
very rarllett prc;lcihlc moment. Next wctk
we shall publish portion of the debate be
tween Stiiator King (Rp-), of New York.
and Daktr, upon the bill when before the Sen
ate. It will how how loccwunt hare been th
Hurts of thai superannuated, driveling, falsi
fying military pretender, Major General Joint
K. W.10I, to difeat the bill by tmtllclous'y de
faming the pcop'o of Oregon. Gemral Ioinr
und Mr. Stout arc eminently entitled to the
pruivs and gratitude of tho people of Oregon
for their untiring and able iffrrla to secare tin
payment of the debt.
The Philadelphia F.nqwrtr says : The three
Oregon Presidential Elictnra could nut con
s:nt to aiK)lnt 11 mcuuiL-rr to bring their vote
tu Washington, nt the mileage (utcr 8iA 000).
was too nice a plum to giu- uway, sn they all
three came on. Each of these Republican
Klictors. therefore, gets 8.000 from the Trea
sury. One efilhrm draws the whole and di
sides It with hit-two colleagues. Thta la the
keenest political operation that w have lately,
icen, AHa Ctrrtu
Jf the above Is true, it, is- a. startling cm
mentary on the weakness and susceptibility of
even such pure and eminently virtuous men' at
the two editors 'who were chown Electors for
Oregon. Ilutls of them, but eciully Pengra,
were eternally denouncing the plunder of the
Treasury by grasping, greedy, unscrupulous
officials. I'au it be possible that tblt saintVJ
(we don't mean ptrumtJ) Republican and lilt
colleagues have fallen into the xuj pit they
have so often and continually anathematised
others fur barely approaching? Has the
templing Jingle and creature-love of gold tri
umphed over their immaculate virtue, and
brought llirm prurient courtiers to the has.-
court of Mammon T We fear that, alter all,
two of the E'ectors did little more than sing
the song of " Needy Knife' Grinder " to their
cmi.tltuon.-ics. Neither of then) hat much
flesh ; wherefore, then, so rucli frailly t Oh,
Pengra I oh, Dryer I To put this stain upon
your " Reform " aud " Economy " parly 10
soon I
Cii.ironxu Ware Diet. There ire quite
number of persons In Oregon who hold
California Wnr Scrip. They will bo glad to
learn that the bill hat become law, and pay
ment la to be made in U. b. llond. Tie
Modoc War scrip ii Included in the appropria
tion. When more complete intelligence ef
the precise manner aud time of payment
n-iches us, we shall make R known throagh
COT CJ'UEI-.I.
General Intelligence,
' ' "' " Bt. Lome. March Cth,
Several State di legations yesterday paid their
respects 10 1110 rremucni,atiu prominent among
them wero the Pennsylvania ami Mastachuwlls
delegations. In reply to the latter, Mr. Lincoln
spoke briefly, concluding this t
' As President, In the Administration of the
Government, I hope to be man enough not to
know-one clllten of the United Statet front an'
othir nor one section from another. I tImII bo
gratlfltd to have my Rood friend of Massachu
setts, aud others who liava thus far supported
me In these national vlvwn, still support me In
earrvintf them out."
.General Scott and Secretary Holt were also
visited, ana replied 10 me greetings 01 iuu ruin
sylvanla delegation.
Acco.mts Trnin the Smith Indicate that the
Inaugural has been mifaeorabty received, as
general Ihlnir. AtNanhvllle, opinions nru some
what unsettled by Its reception. At Jackaon,
(Mia.) Columbus aud TuKCiimbla. Ihe people
consider It ad-clnratlonof war. AtVlcktburg
It It reirnrded unfavorable, and is ceneiallv
considered n tdly piodiicllou. At New Orleans
11 is generally comiemneii. ai l.ouviiio me
Union men aro rather favorably Improved with
II, white the sympa biters Willi the Southern
Confederacy think ll adrclnrntlon of war.
In the Mlsnourl Contention yesterday, a Com
Mittea was annolutid to rinort to the Conven
tion such action as may be deemed a respectful
ami suitable responso to the Commissioner from
Georgia. Two resolutions atalnt coercion of
cce-eled Stales were sulitn.lteu and referred to
the Committee oil Federal delation. -At the
requctl'of the Convention, Col. Doniphan and
Mr. Coaltcr addrcsucd the body, nlvlnir an ex
planation "of'lhef proceedings of. the Pence Con
gress lajual body. Missouri opposed the plan
or aiijtiMmcui ngrnei upon, dccuuhc itioticie
catesdld not behveelt was calculated dually
toseltlc"extillnirdlntculllcs.ahd thai the nretent
Constitution Is Utter as It Is than it would be
changed as the plan proposed.
A di'patcb Irom New Orleans. March Sth.
says : Uen.T.w.lRgt watjcnthutlattically received
here, this evcnlnc A salute was tired, and be
was escorted ,to bis rrrldence by the military
nd ineniberi.or the Cauvcnllon, Immense
crowds lined Ihe streets through which the pro
cession paucd.
Mr. Seward said to a number of citizens of
Illinois who called on hlni : Gentlemen, If you
want to save' this Administration at,d have II
uecessful and profitable to Ilia country, I (in
plor you to remeniW that the battles for free
dom havo been fought and won. Henceforth
forget that freedom was ever In danger, and ex
ert your best Inllucnce now to sato Ihe Union.
Let It not be raid that the Republican parly
won lis nrnl.lmt and only victory our the dis
solution of the Union. Remember Ihe way to
maintain me integrity or me iie'puiit.caii party
l to maintain the Union. The pn'ulnt which
Ihe enemy strike's ! always Ihe nulutvou should
. . .- r... T. aa.
en-Tcim. 1 rccumu isntnnys wiiiuii me union,
Mr. Sew aril. In renlr lu the Mnwiechuielti tick'
Ration, said ho hoped and believed that belore
Iho clo-e of the ircM-at AdmlnMratlon. Massa-
chusvlls and i-ouili Curullim would ugnln grasp
nanus or R-llowrliip.
II Is uuderloiKl thtt Lincoln will decline any
conference with Iho CummMoncrt from the
aoulliern Confeilerncy, on the ground lh.it he
rcg.um iuu seceuing Slates ns unit in Hit) unicn.
A Inrgti nuniix-r ur Kcutucklniis ami Indian
ans arc tiralnu the promotion nf Major Ander
son lu the vacancy occasioned by Ucu. Twiggs'
d sm'stat.
Creel 7 has betn pressl ig the cla'ms of Col.
Fremcnt ft r MinUte r to France, and li-recclt-rd
riturauce Iba' there would be no trouble on
that point.
L'dward Dates Is spoken of for Ihe Supreme
.'ourt, and Gilmer, of Nvrtb Carolina, lor bis
plscc lu tbvCr.W:),t.
Oa the 4th. President Ilachanan ord red lh.
courtmsrtlsl of Capt. Pope to be d tcuntlnued.
TheCominlrslonen liom IhcSouthtru Con
federacy arrltcdln WaOilngto-i yiteldny. For
syth, of Ihv MOblle KtjuTtr, Is to le the writer
ol lltedltpatchis to Ibm Got eminent.
I'rldeiit Davis has ord -red Gen. llrauregard
lo proceed at once to Charleston and take com
in ti.d of the forces rnls.d for the Int cttiucnt of
rrl Sumter,
The I.c jrltlalurc of Michigan took a recess lu
hVar Ihe'luaTiL'iintt rend, and one hundred guns
wrc fired In honor of ihe tentlmeiita 11 gave
cipicu.011 to,
mnu P, Chute, nf Ohio ; Secretary, of Wajr,
Slmort'Cumi'rflh, hfPriiniylva'hta' 'Sec'reTary
elf the Navy, l.!dewi Wells, of Coiitiecllcitl I
Pottmastrr General, Montioim-ry Hair, id
Maryland 1 Secretary of tin lutirlor, Caleb
I). Smith, nf Indiana ; Attorney General, Ed
ward Dates. f Missouri. '
A few Senator voted against Rlair nd
Dates, because they were from the South.
Numerous State delegation .called in tho
Pietldent, among them one humlrul and forty
four persons from California. They met wilh
pleasant receptions.
Southern sentiment generally looked on the
Inaugural asmennclnit war,cnuiquintly great
excitement was prutlueetl, even hmong the mo-t
cnnseivatlte Union men. For the hist day nr
two Ihlncs ure more nulet, and all parties
seem to wall the net Inn eil the Government,
Seward, In n short speech lo the Illinois
delegation, sniil the battle of freedom had been
fought and won, und henceforth all influence
must be given in save ihe union. 1 lie way
to maintain Ihe Integrity of the Republican
parly wat tii,maliitnin the .Union. 'I lie mat
ter nf fort nt Iho South it left wholly in the
humlt of Jeff. Davit' government. There hate
been no hostile elemnurt rnl Inns as yet,
l.'ntwford Fiirsvlh and t.nnneii. Southern
envny. now In U'uslilngtuu. are about to make
known me views ni ineir government.
Virginia nnd Missouri Convention! hare
taken no d, Unite netlnn yet. A tieech in
favor of coercion wat made lu eueli Conven
tion yesterday.
It is uii'del-Stood that the action of the bor
dctSlntct Is wliliheld for a cornet understand
Ing of Ihe policy of the Administration. If
It prove not In he ox rrlre, no doubt every
one will stick In Ihe Union- If it is cocreirc,
the retu't It ilubtfu1.
CrUtcndrn was tpi.ken of for the Supreme
Court, hut his nomination it opposed by
Tpimhull and nth r.
. Jndd, ol Illinois, It appointed 'Minister at
lieriin
F. W. Seward it Assistant Secretary of
state.
Major Ande'.tnn and Col. Sumner are
tpoki 11 nf for Ge n r.il Tw Iggt' placr.
The Unit' il States Treasury at New Orleans
hat refuses) to pay Sceretnry Dix' drufts for
tl.a work ileum on the LuMtm llnuse
Cot. I.ce Ihe Aid and eoiifld-nllal friend of
Gen. Scott has rrstitliiil hi commission In the
army end returned tn Virgln'a.
Ruehanan hns arrived l Wheatland. There
was a fiirmnl reception utlliirri-burgli.
l-'luril has arrive el nt Wathliutnn to stand
bis trfiel.
At the Chn.r.er elections yesliritay In the
Slate nf New York tho Republicans were
a,-F.lfl.Kittor.. Thr.foilow.iig r the n. I
Internet Ing items received t
The tinmen, from Southampton, Februaiy
20th, haaarritid.
Tho capitulation of Gaela I confirmed. Tho
number of troops made prisoncia was 1 1. 000.
Seven or eight hundred cannon and sixty thou.
and muskclt were found there.
Three Gi-iirriilsnccouipaiili'd Franc't to Rome.
General CJaldlun w-as ordered to summon the
commander of Iho fortren at Mcstlul lo sur
render. A conspiracy tn favdr of Mural had been dli
covered at Nnpten.
The l'upttl Zounves Inul Invaded Sardinian
territory. Tho voluiiteers reputed them.
Pontifical soldiers had forllllid themselves at
Muena.
The Journals of Rome deny any arrangement
oenv-vn .lie Holy Seu ami riedtnoni.
The typhus fever w.i raging nt Gacln.
Fraiieln and the ux-Queeu of Naples iv.lt leave
Komi! in n few d tys.
Gen. Clntdlnl will he made Duke ol Gaela.
The Italian I'm II. men t tens opened by Victor
Emanuel In person 011 tlio lBth,
A proclamation for the emancipation of serf
lu ItusAia would Ik) hsucd on the 3d.
A motion In the House of Commons, niklnir
for more equality In assaying and levying the
Incomu lax. was carried by majority against
the Government.
generally suicessful.
Another I
. L'pou the rceriitt of lh? Inaueural at Fori
Spilth; Ark., hitherto prominent Union men
veeful around and advised their djegute lo go
for a Saccs.ion Ordinance fordntilb.
In Ihe Mirtourl Convention ycterdy.emong
tht rooliillons ofTereil anil lefernsl, wat one
that a Convention be calhd of all the Southern
.Slates 11 it se.eJ.d, at Nashville, April 131b;
ano'hi-r declining cooperation wit'i Georgia;
sud others In opposition lo coercion and stx'cs
ion, Kx-Goicrior Stewart offered o ic declar
iiig'lhat no overt acl has been committed by Ihe
Federal Government lo Justify either mill fic
tion, secession, or ret olullvn. Doultihanolvre-d
one declaring that any atlemiil at coercion by
the Feeleral Gotenimcnt would Inevitably result
In civil war and military despullsm.
Tesas has ratlflul Ihe Svccttlon Ordinance by
forly-flre) thoiitnml nnjorlly. Gov. Houston
has retired lo rlt ate lire.
In Iho Virginia Contention yesterday, Ihe
Special Committee reported that lu their opin
ion there has been no movement of armed men
by ihe Fe eleral Govermacul ludlcatliig a purpose
of attack or coercion.
In Iho Koutlaiii CongrcM yesterday, the Judi
ciary Committee wis lnlructcd lo inquire lulo
Ibe expediency of prohibiting Ihe Importation
of slaves Into tho Confederacy from Ihe United
.States, except owned by person Immigrating
for settlement and residence.
Kr. Lnuti. March 7th.
The new Cabinet held Its first session to-day.
lly official loiters from Major Aud-rron, it 1
learned that Ihe most friendly feeling exist be
tween htm aud the South Carolina nutborll.es.
Postal facilities are still accorded lo lilm, and
1110 pr.viK-ee ot uiaikellne. lu a liiulted extent,
continues.
In Iho debate yesterday between Senators
ClinKtntn and Douglas, the latter said ho did not
ile.lro ll lo be Inferred that he sympathized wills
eue .luniiui.irtiion, or in an) contingency inai
he and Ihe President wouhl be associated, for he
expected lo oppowj his Administration oa those
great principles wnieli sep.vn.eel parlies lu Tor
meriiiuesi nui 0:1 nuesuons rur 1110 orrscrta.
tlou tit Ihv Union by peaceful means, and Ibe
s.'llleincnt of Ihe ttutery question by amend
ments 10 me uontiiiuuo.i, 11 be nnn-riood tb
I'rc.ldtul true meanliiK. lie. was w Hli lilm.
Seuater Johnson of Tcnnesiee, says ht wants
noinin: more 10 so 10 1cunes1.ee uoon man
Cor win ' Joint resolution.
Tlie (eelinjr among diplomatists It ttiat Ihe
inaugural win oe very acctptauie 10 me turo
nean Doners.
Ytalereiay Douclai received the fullowlne
dispatch from Richmond : " Is Ihern any hope !
e-aii w remain in ine union uougias ana
Crittenden replied! " Yet, Ihern it hope. Stand
Ann. and til will vet be rlcht."
Mr. i.ouifia na sa d 1110 mausival snows
Unit Lincoln has tin- ncrre to ray what l right,
platform or no plnlfoini, and that be defends
mu inaugural, Deleting it nn emanation iron
Hie in am and heart of n patriot.
Douirlat tlronaly favor tho appointment of
Crittenden to the Supremo llcnch.
t,vi rcs.ueni iiuciiieuaii vrritcu at i.ancincr
vi.leid.iv, and was received by tlio military aud
cmzeii-,.
1'icMdent lncoln bat been presented with a
spin of inagiilUccnt lionet by some New York
gentleman.
Filly 'buildlnga were burned down at Dundee,
N. Y , on Iho night of Ibo Cth, leaving but one
tore in me town, 111a tciai lost it nearly
1150,009. Pertous have becu arretted as inccii
diaries, St. Loin. March 8th.
Tho Diplomatic corps officially culled upon
the Pieklucul yesterday, when Iho usual cere
monies took place, Mr. Lincoln wassab.e
quenlly presente-d.
It he understood that Sumner favors the ap
potulineiit of Crltlendeu In Ihe Supreme llench,
but bo Is bitterly apposed by 'truinbull and
other prominent Hepubllcans. Llncolu is de
termined lo make no appointment which he has
reason lo believe will ditldi) Ibe parly.
Horatio King will probably bo Second Assis
tant I'otlmaster General.
John II' II It lo go lo Richmond to-day, lo
exert hit influence for peace.
Tho new Administration it proceeding bar
inonluuilr. Members of thi Cabinet bars been con-
flrm.il. Secretary of Slate, Wni. IJ. Seward,
if Nc Teirk i Hirctary of the Trcaswry.ts'tl-
Irm men! butld'nz In New York
wat burned. Sixteen persons were consumed.
Sr. Lovi. Mureh Oils.
It It reported Ihnt Mr. Lincoln hat stated
to Southern gentlemen Ihut his Inaugural
meant peace.
Mr. Crittenden, In response tn n serenade,
urged his frit mis In tlainl by the Union. The
peop'e ni- no ran settle the question.
Adjutant Guii-rnl Cooper, and Assistant
Withers hate resleneJ.
CattiiM M. Clay, it I reputed, will bf
Minister to Mexico ; also thtt Jeff. Davis has
sent secret ugrnt there.
The Army Interest opposes the promotion
of Major Amlrnon.
Dispatches show that Grit. Twiggs received
orders reducing him from his commend, before
the surrender tf Ihe U. S. properly.
In Ihe U. S..8inle yeterday. Foster MTe-red
resi'utio.i to expel iVfgfall, because he de
c'arcl himself n foreigner and owed no allegl
ance to this internment. Wlgfall not be'og
present, it wat laldnver,
After the transaction of some 'other unim
portant business, Ihe Senate Committee! were
announced.
Sr. Lot'l. March l'.Mh.
The political condition of Ihe country hat
not materially vming-el.
1 lie i.auiiiet it runtitieling Ihe propriety or
Ihe forrva from rort Sumter.
wlthdrnwiiiaf
hither this inijtt lie done or reinforcemrntt fur
11M111I. ll I Said General Srolt advli-s the
wlllidrattol nf t roups. Republicans at Wash
Inirtnn are divided at lo Ihe true fiolicy. The
Cabinet yesterday nrriviil at no conclusion.
The nlijct-lloti is I lent it It llioiu'lit by many,
if the lro.ips arc wilhdranii il will be a death
blow Ir, secession.
Accntiui from Washington teem to Indicate
a pene-r policy.
The: Southern Commissioner hate made no
morrmrnl. Matters South are quiet.
The majority reorl (if Ihe Committee nn
Federal Relation In the Virginia Contention
iloes not recommend secession, but rrcocn'xm
the rlk'lit of any Slate In withdraw from the
Uiilnii nn Juti cause; ehmamlsa fair portion
of the Territories and equal protection therein :
advlsvt ami nd men I In the Constitution, und
falling tn secure satisfactory rights to her
sister slave Slates, the will resume (according
to the report) soverebn power und throw her
self on Inr resertee) rights j opposes force by
Feilrral Governme-ul fur auy purpose ; make-s
pseiflc itnlle-y inward KCt-ehsl States an In
dispensable condition 1 recommends Rorder
State Contention at Frankfort, Kentucky, i
.siny, 1 ne n port ut not luuy meet tin- ap
provat of Ihe Union menilK-rt.
Goternor Houston hat Issued a proclama
tion declaring Texas out of the Uaton, though
he refipct to taki the outh of allegiance lo the
new Government.
The R-ne l of the Maine Personal Liberty
Rill passeel Iho llou.c liy a rule of 17 t 10.
The same measure failed In Iho Michigan
House.
Nnrlh Carolina hat elected 213 Union men
to Ihe Convention, and voted against holding
a Slute Contention by one Ihuii'unil nniorily,
Riusell has he-en released, 011 tho Indian
Trust Horn) fraud.
Tho Overland Mall contractors have deter
mined to run a Puny three limes week alter
,iuiy. llieynso propose to run coaches on
the LVntial route in sixteen days, and csrrt
yos. ncers.
No California appointments bare yil been
made. t,
Opinions, of Ltneoln'i Inauijural.
The Rlehmtiiid If lug (Cnusertatlri-) says:
He policy iud'ented toward the aeeedlnir
Slates tvilhinret the aleru end unyielding re
sistance of the undid South.
The Riclnnond Enqwrtr (Secetslonltt) says t
No action of our Contention can now main
tain peaie. Virginia inul light,
Tho Richmond Dimnltli sues overt border
State ouglil 10 go out of the Onion In twenty
four hours.
Tho Alexandria Gnitllt (Union) av. The
Inaugural is i.nl such a em.' nt it ttlhid for.
nor such nt will conciliate or sttltfy those
wnom Lincoln sp.uKs or as I lie dissnllstled In
1 no nuiiiii.
The A'cxa-idriu Stuliutl (Secession) tavs i
The posit inns taken aru n declaration of war,
laying down ilo irlnes which would procure
rur Ihe .Mirilicrn section tlio unqtiestloncel do
minimi at n section.
Dispatches from S'atinlnn state that the
Inaugural was recritcd with universal dissatis
faction, und creates lull use excitement. Re
aistunce lo cot rclun It the feeling of all parties.
Tho nria-ionlit regurd It us a declaration of
war. 'I lie Union men say but little, but are
evidently disappointed.
ai rrinsiiurg, according lo telegram,
tht excitement wus Intense. Hundreds hither
to for the Union avntved openly for re volution.
if the Contention does uot Immediately pass
the st cession ordinance.
At Raleigh, North Ca10llna.it was received
favorably by lint Unlnn'tl. 'Flier think it docs
well for L'ncolti, though ihey don't anprntc
01 an 01 11. 1 11c eii. unionists are untiled
with it.
At Wilmington, North Carolina, to far a
Known, the contents were talisfactnrily received,
especially the portions relating to tho font
and thn collection nf the revenues, became
they arc In fovor of coercion.
At Golilbnrotigb, North Carolina, and
throughout that tcctlun, ll wus reecivtd with
Indignation.
A Char.'cMun telegram lays our community
has not bcci disuppnintesl, rxhlblle-el very lit
tle feeling nn the subject, and are content lo
leave Lincoln and the Inaugural in the haudt
of Jtfl. Davit and the Confederate Slates.
The Southern Congre-.i wat In stsi'oi at
Montgnmiry whrn Ihv inaugural wat received
there. The session was s-cicl, and -nt night
was rrsuiuril In seerecy. Lincoln's Inaugural
wat regarded in that community at n virtual
declaration of war ngnlntl the seceded Stairs.
Continued inatilfi-iitntloiis ol favirable
reception In Ihe Northern Stales urn rrceiveel.
A dispatch from Sprliigfictel, Mass., says
t'le llepuli cans nf all sluttlrs aro dellghlHl
wilh President Lincoln's Innu -utal. Il tails
rirt the hide-pr ndenl Union m 11 1 f all parties,
and few or 'none were found to object lo ill
t mnr or position.
While the objectionable portlnntof Ihe ad
drift were being deliven-il, trveral Southern
gentlemen telegraphed Governor Pickrnt not
lo ntlark Fort Sumter until alter tlio action ol
the Confederate .Stairs.
. . .. : .t.. .t.l
--ocmi. m tfOllST v,oVB!rno.,s.rrem tr ;mj(
reports In the Sacramento Union we extract
the following elct crlptlon of the closing scenes
In the Joint Convention, str.fr the last billot
fur U. S. Senator had been tnkrii :
Mr. Thornton (Hem.) I wish to isk one
qurntlnn. Criet of Alinuunce the' vole."
Did tho grtilcmen undetttanJ from MrDou
gull that he would support tho Administra
tion of Abraham Lincoln? I ask Hint ques
tion, and request 0 reply. (The question was
put in r tone- and with the manlier of extreme
unity excitement.
Mr. Conners (Fusion Douglas) I rite to n
rolnt of order
Mr. Thornton Ah i will tho gentleman
from HI Dorado face Ihe musle ? 1 want nn
cowardice here. lYelltl Oh I I lie afraid
to answer the truth ? Yells und scrcamr, and
crle of Go in."
The unronr become so great that the Presi
dent, unable to prevail on the members l lake
their te'nl, dematide-d ihe services of Iho Ser-gi-untnt-Arms.
Air. Crocker (llepimj I lists inmnisny
Hull or I It the legislature of Catllnriilit 7
Mr. Chandler (Dim.) io j tl is lusion.
Mr. Crlltiliden It It mnngiel, piebald fu-
Hon. IN lion Is and tcn'nms.j
Mr. Ciinnrss I ile-atrc to sny
The President Take your tent I
Mr. Council I desire to say, for one m!n
ule
The Prrtldenl Gentlemen will tike their
sratt. The Chair will recognize nobody.
0. AiTirn..
.Wll.
PJHsKViiViltf'
itttHtntf.";1
k r.
-.t
FaoM Mkxico. The ilcelion for Prrtldenl
nf Ihe Republic hat hcvu lii'Jd, Jturrx re
eel red a majority otrr bit two competitor,
hut not a riiiKlitutloual majority. The next
Congress will have Ir. maku ihe ihnlce.
The mas'aere of all foreigners wt threaten
ed at the Capital, by mob. Sixty of the
sanguinary were arrested and impritoiitsl,
Thu I jovirnim nt has Mixes) and confiscated
the properly of Iwenty-lwn contents.
A line of steamert it lo he put on from
ports 011 Ihe Puclk lo San Fruncitco,
Fion Abixoka, The following Items of
news arc copied from Ihe Attn of March 20lb.
They were tclegruplicd from Is Angeles !
A driver on thu -tutl over 'and mail coach
from Sun Francisco was shot through the
body, some twenty (he miles th' tide of Tuc
ton. The Ccndialor tvnt tilling on the box
with hlni at iho lime, but received no injury.
The driter was seriously I) not mortally
wounde-el. The stint wus supposed lo have
been fire-el hy an Indian.
The Nuvajo have concluded treaty of
peace. 1. giit Hundred irnons, lately occupied
In Ihe Nuiiijo war, ure on their way to Arizo
na lo chastise the Apaches.
Lieut. Mt-Neal, U. S. A Mounted RUbs,
natitu of Texa, has resigned, and is now on
h!s way In Ihut Stule.
L'eut. Wheeler. U. S. A., stationed at Fort
Fillmore, has resign, d, and is now awaiting
Iho acceptance of hi resignation to leave for
Georgia, his native Stair.
At a ptblic meeting resolution wat adopt-
ed " pledging life ami fortune) lo prevent any
officer of Military ppolntctl under Lincoln a
nummitiration irom exrrciring jiiriniictiuii 111
tirrws,
From the North.
Four bran piece have arrived ot Portland,
sent py the unteriimeiit tor iiicuseor Oregon.
Governor Wblleuker lias ordered lliem to be
disMisid ns follows : One at Jacksonville, one
at Eugene 0 ly. one at Cnrtiillit, and Ihe
last at S.tlem. From the eVmoii we learn tic
ouu intendeil for Cortnlli ha hern received
there. Send along the Jucksoiitille gun.
The dead body of an luf-int which hud been
hoMi nlitu wus found in a small itreiiin near
.M'Mlniiville. Yamhill eounly.oii ihe I'Jlli. It
was Ihe issue of 1111 insane woman and man
1 Btnetl Klmore, who wat under a'rresl to awa t
examination.
The Corvullis Union urges a thorough or
ganization und training of our Stale Militia.
1 Dial the eople of Oregon may be prepared
ror any iio.uie emergency, should sucb ca
lamity befall us.
'Ihree cnltciitlary convicts escaped last
week. Oue nf them Is nanus! Roweu. Won
der If il is Rotten, who wits sent from this
county? lly condition of hi commutation
he it to be hanged If cutched.
Tnc Christian AdxKalt snyt that eight pe
titions fur d.vorce ure ulreudv filed for the
next tilting of thu Circuit Court at Salem.
A. II. Ruble hat received the contract for
carry Ing n weekly mail between the Dalle
and Fort Colville.
Mr. Pr.ttt, superintendent nf Ihe Salem
WoVeii Mills estimates ibe quantity of wool
grown in Oregon fur 18C0, al 190,027 pounds.
The Inrgt-tl quantity grown in any one county
wat in Marion J3.7.JC pounds.
The lliliernhtn Society nf Portland cel
lirated S. Pulriek Ihf in handsome mamrer.
.The Indians had killed a young man at
Ncuh Ry, 011 the 9th Insinnl.
Mm coiiiinne lo flock In the Northern mlucs
fmm Ihe upper countries, with mules and
packs.
Liutdn'e, Iho Irrrprisslb'o defaulting sub
agent of Simcesa Indian Re-tervalinu, who at
temnltd tn shout Superintendent Deary
while ago, It still git lug trouble,,
CsSfMnTaTMewiT-"
St. Patrick's Day was duly observed hy the
Hibernian .Societies lit oughout the Stair.
The celebration in San Francisco was a grand
aOair. Gen. Shields was Orator of the-day,
nd delivered n masterly oration.
Four Chinamen are tn be hung at Sonora
00 Ihe 22d Mny, for murdering one of their
ntvn countrymen. One of them bus confessed
IheTc'rlme, und says Ihe other three are inno
cent. The crippled tleamer Uiult Sam wat lowed
into Sun Francisco by lh GMtn Agt, on Ihe
19lh. Passengers all well
Twj vessels were struck by lightning In
Humboldt Uy recently, but pel I Iter of I hem
namaged much, one or them was struck
CiMinxix or Skiati CosiMiTrKM. The
following named Stnntors are Appointed as
Chairmen of' the respective Standing Commit
tees! '
Foreign Relations, Sumner : Finance, Frs-
en'lcnj Commerce, Chandler Mililary, Wil
son Naval A flairs, Grime ; Judiciary,
Trumbulli Post OlTle-i-. Cotlumcri Public
lainds, Harlan ; Private Lnnds. Harris Indian
Affairs, Doolittte j Pensions, Foster j Revolu
tionary Claims, King ; Claims, Clatk j Dis
trict of Columbia, Grimes; Patents, Sim
mondt t Public buildings, Fool ; Terrilor es.
Wade 1 Audit Expenses, Dixon ; Printing,
Authony ; Engrossed Rills, IlingUm j Libre
ti, I'earee.
Tim OaKiiu! Sk!atoki. Senator Iltkrr
wntnlectctl to pirtint Prisldtnt L'nco'n to
fie people nn tlio occasion of the Intuei-
ration. J, W. Nrsinith wat sworn In ss
a Senator en the opening dur of the new Ses
sion. Vice President ilumltii announced Ihe
Standing Committed of the Senate in the
Sth. Senator Daker It named third on tho
Mililary Committee, second on Indian Af
fairs, and second on Engrosser! Rills. J. W.
Nesniitli It named lost on Ilia Committee on
Indians Affairs, nnd last on Revultitlonsry
Claims.
J. D. ARTHIR 0X, ;
HronTiM and Joscinj or V
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT!
OF ALL. KINDS.
t rf
1861!
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KE AFSlUi eV OOMIllfii
MAOHUfSS. '"'
1 it'
We now offer for tale the Celebrated (
NEW VORK REAPER ., ,
And - . '
NEW YORK REAPER AND MO;F.,.
Made rxprrs'tr for Ihe Pacific const, by
Ward.r A Child, Springfield Ohio.
11TK have sold the above make of Machine!
VV for the Inst (Ire years, with Increased tales .-,u'z
,.,, V1HP fll.M tl,,,l.t.r.J ft.t.l ...Wa.MlM.aita aa
..'.!' ' " ... . " ..'" ""a". "
mere utaprrs were soieiiasi season, an or waiera
ti:
Jl.;
Sf.'
t"i
t.'l
Vr
Ml
?ate the most perieet saiisruclion, aa bring III
. lot l)urnbl-, Light Running and cod)s
Iteaptr and Slower In use. Extra pari always'
on hand. tJ. 1 '
AN... KETCHUM'8 MOWER.' ImpraWw r -
for 18GI. Said lo he Ihe best Slnglt-MewrfJt .'. :.
crer made.
Alto. Tilt: VERMONT. MOVVKR ANK;..-'.
REAPER. A light tlralt. Cut Ore iil,.,;;U
outiieu.e tor small laniis.
Abo. HALLS. PI'ITS' Si RUSSKLtil
THRESHERS. POWERS. etc. " '"''
DRAD LEY'S PATENT HORSfc'
RAKES.
SPRING. STEEL TEETH WI1FJ.L
HORSE RAKES. '. .
REVOLVING HORSE RAKES ef tf
Iliy aril barley rake, barley fork, hay
forks, tcylhs ami awalbi (all kinds), (rata era.
dies, srtil sowers, ettltlralnrs, farm-M ptaata-
tlon mils ror grinding reed best la ttatt,
llrew.'a Ileirr Stone Mills. Land ralllt. tsnt
curl, wagons, ptotvs, harrows, nails, hot tttat
els. grliid-loiiei all tin t, In cahs or stoaUl,
large road plows, box scrapers, tic, cte. i
All of which are offered for sale at iht lewtel
clly price.
JOHN I). ARIHUR& SON.. .,
Cor. Washliigtuii .t Davit streets,.
mhSOillinm San Krautlt-t.
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I'iiom tm a DniTttti PosiKssiuN. lly favor
ef Tracy k Co., we received Victoria and
New Wismlnlitcr papers to March lCth, by
overland mall from Portland. ,Lt.dy Franklin
was being cordially welcomed throughout Ihe
Colonies. The mines were nrrg ordinary
wages. The annexation of Drilltlt Columbia
to Vancouver Itlund wus nol favorably re
celred by the first turned pcop'c. The llntnH
Cclitmti.an advccalct pruhibi.li 11 of Chlue-e
In m the country, or heavy tax on those who
remain. The pricet of Govirnitient land la
reduced from 10 shillings 10 -It. 2,1. per acre.
Wc learn that Asuhel Rush has 'eft
the Slate. Governor Whltrakcr ought to' aj
point day of public thanksgiving.
Notarv Punuo. Gnirrnor Whitcnkrr has
appointee! D. W. D.iuthitl, E.q..of this town,
.ntary Public (or Jackson cuun'y.
List of Letter
REMAINING IN THE POSTOFFICK
It ul lucl.se.iivillr, .Mu
V
MAURI KD.
";r:
in
by
the same
iho electric bolt while al anchor
place last year.
A largo gang of burglars and receivers of
stolen goods has been discovered in Kan Frau
cisco." fjevcrul of die gang are iu prison.
They are mostly foreigners.
The Supreme Court of the United State
has decided the Slampt Act of California, so
fir us it exacts a tax upon the export of fold
ml, silver from thu Slate, unconstitutional
und void. Tho State will have to pay back
bout 8130,000 lo parlies who paid the tax
under protest. Whether tho passenger tax
i-lauso it le'ul rem.t'u to be tested.
On the 10th of March, bv l.hit-illv It.im-r.
J. l.Cll.iti:i II. Si-itKMii.it. of Linn county,
and M.tt K1.0111 (imtKs, of ll-ntou county.
DIED.
In Vreka, March lOlli, Msitr J., only child
of John and Fanmk Amuikw, aged one year
and Iwcnly-one days.
NKW ADVKKTISKMKNT.S.
races: races::
There will be Four I)a' Racing
Over Ibe
SHASTA RIVER COURSE
Commencing on
VctHiesdr, May 2tj, 1801.
A'to Purte for TROTH NO HORSES
?tr The Purs will be sdvcrllscd at the
next regular meeting or tho Club.
GEO. I GREATHOUSE. Prw't.
W. W. Corvkli., Sec'y.
Yreka March 22,1691. mh30:ll;3w
Phcenix Works !
ToMthaa Kittredgv, Vrop'r.
TM Batttr ., near Puclflc, Kan Frautltrts.
MANUFACTURI.lt 7f Fire proof Door..
Shultert, llauk Vaults. Prison cells. Ual
Ing, Gratings, Uulconles. Holts, llridgu Work
And
ALL KINDS OF RLACKSMITII WORK
A large ituorlmenl of second-hand noonx ai d
ni'TTKiii constantly on band aud for sale at
low rati .
All order promptly attended to. 1 1.Cm
Sheriff' Sale.
BY virtue of decree In Chancery mad', at
February Term, oue thousand eight hun
dred and sixty-one, of the Circuit Court In and
for Josephine county. Oregon, and an execution
duly lsued thereon by the Clerk of tatd count t
and Statu aforesaid. In fatnr or Solomcn &.
hlierts mid auahist Charles Webb, for Ihe sum
of autcntccn hundred and set enly-scvcn dollars
and sevrnly-slx hiindredlbt dollars ( 1,JI7
76-100), wills Interest thereon nt the ratu of out
and a half (It) per cent per month, adjudged
lu Ibe said Holomen A ElM-rt, aud for the tur
ther sum of flfty-flte dollar costs and accruing
costs, I will oStr for sale, for cadi, lo the high
est bidder,
On TutMij, the 30(A Day of April, 1861,
The Property known at WERR'S RANCH,
to-wlt : The northwett quarter of section num
ber four () In township number forty (10),
south of rauRo number seven (I), west of Wll
latnello meridian, together with the improve
ment! and appurtenance thereunto bclouglng,
Sal on the premises, between tho hours of
Iwelto o'clock, u.. and four v. M., of said day.
JEFFERSON 1IOWELU
hherilT ed Josephiue Count t, Oregon.
March 2Sd, ll. ml.3i:llilw
II
Dennetts John
Deter Geo T 2
Doone Eli T
Darn Ail.tni 2
Duck G W
llibly R
Kerry Jnmrs
Dleviiis Alfred
Dicwrr John
Dottle Dattd
V
Clark Wm
Cnlhns Giit.
Citldttell Jisph F
Chapman John W
Collins Jeremiah
Conway Richard
Coltnu Joseph
Carlton Charles
I. 'ox S S
Carr John W
Caldwell G M
Cotighron Kami
CrnteT Sintl
Collins J W
('nniimt Jacob I! 2
Conut-st Jnliii
U.tU't It'll Clurk,
I'ouiii Jan.e 2
Counts John 2
Calll.on 11,-nj
(,'onistoe k G It
Cooper Richel
Coebran G iv
I)
RuiTcrd ('has 2
DeverrtseTlmmas
Diiiitiell Henry
Dyer C P
Davit Dr II A
I) ckey L W
Dray A T
Diiggeli J 8
Diinlelton II
Diinlap .lames
Duiiltlsim I)
D'cklnson Mortal
Dalr Joseph
E
Ellison Wm II 3
Evans James A 3
K sley Frederick 2
Eddy John
Eckey tVm
IMlKur Jas
Elliot Frederick
F
Fair Wm II 2
Posh r John G 2
Fuslev Henry
Frit eh Jiiukm
Farrith Funk R
Forgey A
Fugatr U
Fn E
Fuirbjiiki Jnmct
Flynu Thomas
U
Gage Jeure 2
Gage Ji-m ph
Giuigh ("aniline N
Guile John
Guirtman lyvl
Goldtby Ji.hii
Griikby Henry A
Grim Aston
Gitrney Gilinan E
Gilbert Oisuu
Gt-hr rulace
Grates louard
II
Heiiderron Wm A 2
lluddlrston Francis
llnmlx rl Eug.ne
llamillvii Wm II
Humphrey Joseph
HeckusJarlmrd t
Herron John
Huhllniiduii Henry
Hytr Henry
lluinllion John
llorton Jere
Hurrinslnn Josepti H Ynumr Gi-orce
ll.....l..u t'... wit..,,. Y..I.. ll
,..,,.11 j .. ,i. .. ,-, .wi,ii is
lanbSlst, IBSli
.1
Jones Wm It
Johnson M 0
K
Kretxer Christ
Kiuraid Wm il
Kineald I.'xsie II
Kelm-y D.vid
Klet Mr
Kimball Ira
Kinney Patrick
King Jrroma
I.
layman Chart
I-uvenbiirg Daniel
laOntber Ovettgi'
Iaiwer Uernett
I.yi.ch Pat
MoyleHl.pl.en4
McCoy John 2
McColu Ell
Morrison Franela L 1.
Morrison (i W '
MeUn John
.M.rrs Satn'l
Much Ge-o W
Moore Jackioa
Miller Haul
McCluig John
Murry .Ins
Moore- John
Mackry'lhtmaa
Marktvell W W
Miller Jas P
.MeDa.ilel John B
McDonald J uha
.M.lle-r J a nn
Murvln Albert
Metcalf Thoaia '
N
Nicho'sJohnD
Norton Frank
O
Oldt Wm
P
Prrater Mrs K
Prult O 0
Pee ben John
Patrick J W
Pitmell It R
Robe-Mull Joak S
Rlull Thoa
Roberts John It
Katalor lA-wry
Ratlibtin Kidney
Roper Jas A
Reed Geo I.
H
Storms Mrs AmellaS
Stump Aug 2
Klicehl Win W
Sprlirtrent W U
Smith John, X
Schmdi Geo
Sliortridire Jas H
Hpeurs Jumes
Starr John W
Smith Mrs Mahal
Suiter Jat A
Snikelt Francis
Smith EO -
Smith Green II ,
Steop Alltert'
SI on Marshall
8u..tt Doll
Hl'.fcmon I) K
Blurer A W
Stark Imon
T
Thompson Jacob S
Tweed Henry
Talman Ju A
Turner Thnmal
Tribble Samuel
Temple John L '
Thompson Robert
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