Oregon sentinel. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1858-1888, June 01, 1861, Image 2

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HE OREGON SENTINEL.
JACKSONVILLE.
BATUIUAV, -
JUNK I, 1801.
Notico.
In llio snlo cf tlio Skminti. establishment
llic subscriber disposed or nil Ills right and In
terest In debts due Ilia concern.
Jasj. O'Mkara.
Jacksonville, Mny 21th, 18(31.
'
Farming.
Wo nro glad lo leurn thnt llio farmers In
tills Vallry uro going to Lave line crops this
CDr. The prospects now nrc thnt wheat will
be very abuudanl more so, probably, than
common.
.(rtsscs nlso nro flourishing this Spring;.
Such weather nj we have hod for tire Inst two
months, being' a continual mingling or sun
shlno and shoucrr, Is the very best of growing
weather, nml makes nn nbundanco of brcml
nml ment entirely ccrlnln.
Notwithstanding tho low prices nml dull
demand for grnln, tho farmers of this country
havo maintained the sternly Industry taught by
unknm, Dr. Franklin, lu his ' l'oor Richard's Alma-
Applegate. Williamsburg, Kcinvviiie. Alt nac "
house, Sailor Diggings nml nil Intervening ,,,. .,. .,..,., ,
w.
Notice.
have authorized Dr. Wm. Minim, of
O.isburg, (I'h.cnlx.) to net ns agent for the
SKNTIsr.l,. Ilo will Usil Sterling, II
Atlantic. Intelligence.
places. Ho will be prepurcil to collect nil
notes nml bill duo the b'F.-criNr.t. nfllcr, Mid
n'so lo solicit ulrcrlptforn and receipt for the
saw. We urgently request that nil will be
ready Willi iiiccnn.
ukm.i.mikii .v hand, rropriciors.
5 ;,:,.
Union Mooting at Phmnlx.
The good people of the thriving town ol
Phoenix, n short time tlnce, concluded thnt
they would malic nn unmistakable innulfista
tlon of their devotion to the American Union.
Accordingly, nil went lo work with n will
the ladies lo the " Star Spangled Damicr,"
nml the men lo the preparation of tho pole.
Karly on tho morning of Saturday last the
people began lo flock In, nml nil were surprised
lo we so many perrons get together on such
short notice. Men of nil parties Joined hear
tily In the good work, tnd In few minutes the
liberty tree stood towering one hundred feet
high. Tho ladies wcro punctually on hand
with the flag ; nml an old friend, .Mr. Culver,
who Is a staunch, patriot of eighty years of
age, and unothcr patriot who has seen nearly
And you will have corn to fell nml to keep j"
evidently reflecting that none nre so fur from
market oh Iboso who have nothing lo sell.
Our market properly Is tho mining locali
ties adjacent, and the demnnd would be suffl
dent, and tho market price, more certain, If
tho farmers In reach of navigation could find
a matket there. Affairs In the States may
produce this cflccl. If tho American nnvy
shall mpprcH .Tift. Davis' pirate ship', there
Is no doubt that Hour will Increase In price on
the Kasttrn seaboard so ranch so that llio
surplus of Oregon and California will probably
be demanded, nml all within reach of Portland,
Scottsbnrg and San Francisco, shipped, leav
ing the farmers here to regulate their Inland
trade.
In regard to the formal Inn of New Virginia,
lie was satisfied Ihat this report went ns far
an the Constitution ever would go, and was
willing to acquiesce, If It was agreeable to
those who nctnl with him. After somo tils
russlon n Committee wns appointed and the
Convention adjournal tint tin.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Expressly for the Oregon Sentinel
Union Meeting nt Albany.
A correspondent writing from Albany,
Linn county, under date of Mny 28, rays t
This tins been a proud day fur us and the
Union. Notwithstanding the Inclenunev of
the weather, the cilhscus of Denton, Folk mid
Marlon c:untl:., cam; In by hundred.'. The
tumany Summers, tho llcv. Mr. Orny, with jU-sinr brought up a largo parly of
the assl.lancc of ll.o ladies, run up the ever. I '"I1;1'1"1.1, KCtitlimcu from i Pnlem, together
..lortnn. Ulnr. fin.l S5lrln..t Tim ' Ul.p Hum Willi till' DrilSS Dallll Olid llookutlll IjllllllT
gorlous Stars and Stripes. Iho'' Stir Spin- romml v ,,l( cr nelll(f nj nrlcrisli.
gled Dinner " wns then sung by the crowd In Mr. .1. Q. Thornton, nldid bv thlrlv.foiir
the street, after which three rousing cheers, ) young ladies, presented to tho Commltieu of
arrangement, n ucnuiiun American l-Jnir,
that tent the echoes ringing through the sitr
round!)
Slripr?
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rounding grove,, were glut, for ,he Star, nnd '1 . , r , "V '," ,, ' , '
three tliniuniid) wuc fid by tho citizens of the
A platform being quickly erected nl the , town mid country. .idu irnm the Ins or a
foot of the pole, i:. I- Applegate was rallid valuable p-ilrol horse., thnt himpl from the
, , ..I i. firry-boat. Ik Inrglng to Mr. Simons, of tor-
upon, at..l made a short spicih. It wns re- villi., nothing occurred lo mar the pleasures
clvcd wllli luid applause, and Ihreo cheers of the day.
m
for Appli-gale,
Mr. 0. Jacobs was tlen called out. and liepnrtid fur Iho Oregon Scnllutl.
mad, a sterling patriotic speech, whMi wail Address of 0. Jacobs,
fn q-jcntly Intcrrnpli.l wild enthusiastic np-! 0l1 ';" '"""fn "f ra,iZ '' ''"e"'(,,n ri"8
plnuH.. A nport of this speech will be fou,!d' ,. "' hm,x' ' '',
!.. ...i . -i ,-.. ' ' km.ow('itisrxk : V c have this day, ns n
In another column. I rcMwcl evldvnro nf our loyally and dcvi.tlon
Sevtrul speiehes wero madu by difllrciit i() tho Conslilulloii of our rutlnrs. unftirlnl
pfNor.i In tho crowd, nil buMthlng Iho spirit to the buiro tho American Hug tho elorinus
f true pnlrlull.m nml ui.dylng .Uollon to " n"11 Hlrlp-ll.o symbol or advaiieing
the Union , and, we are ghu. lo X
was raid cn'culiteil lo wound the fillings cf ,nme. As wc gaze on lis glittering star mid
goal cllfzi-nwif any party. wn Ing itrlpts, our hearts mo find w lib Iho
Tulle about subverting the norernment of J tltrlllfn mtmorles of the past, and we nrc
the Unit,,. State, I AH ,1, power of the ;;l!nU!rc!,c;, . ft tir
world eitfiVnul could not. hat degree of j n,illi its glory ! Thai Is the ll.ig wliUli
stupidity u n.nn mnt pssesn to spend Ids waved over the I'cvohitlonnry patriots, who
brca tb, lit alone his Ink nnd pnpir, In talking mlured tho baptl.m of fire nnd Mod to
.bout IVIflo llipubllw and new Cavern-! 'J' "'e 1Cm.,Mllt,lIo,!al 'ih",110' ",!,,t ,,c'
'..,, ,. ,'tl.tlr descendants, nro twrnilllcil to enjoy
imiiIi Mrate frem tho American Union! t!iat ,,e Hag on whleli lie bidding und. lying
hucli p-il.l!lnr.s have cnl!n4y mlijudged lh suldlcr r ll.o Revolution ilcllghled to look, ns
temper tf t't; in.tu of ll.o American people, 'w '".v " "-u baltlegrouml, wills Ids back
Vo b,.:c Ihjt uhe .., nt,er..v p.re-U.a, , J.f ',1:! liVr,1 rr,om,l:0;i1,?;!l,rr
spec al Institution of tho Amerlcan-nml the t,m0ial fame "tho Hag Ihat i.roudly ami
tars and stripe's, begin to go up In Iho nbcl-1 Irliimiihanllr winiil ovir Iho soldiers of the
Huttl Cininlerale Slates, in thev usiurnllr ' Union lu Iho war lSI'J tl.O II ig Ihat was
nltl.wm, liftil!nl,!..,.l!nnr,iir..rpn. ililuutid by Annrlwn daring on ll.o Mulls of
...... , .. .. .' ' ,, ' Iho Mi'iituutnas, ai.d mhlcl golden-girt Cull-
coi spiring traitors. I heir repllle (.overn-, rrnh , ltiu cowtellatlen of Ibe Anwleon
iwnl will be liltilrtd nverbcard, a klter c!a , Union. It i. nt once the terror nml the admi
ration ('I the world. Around it nre clustered
Washington, Mny 13th. Kvldcnee that
cannot be contradicted Is nrovimr to tbo Ad
ministration that treasonable operations arc
going on among trio citizens ol Jiaiumore.
Tho Government will lake decisive measures
to execute its authority In that city. The
Union men must be sustained, and lljltimore
mut bo kept loyal to the tlovcrnment.
Sr. l.oris. Mny 10lh. Tho public schools
of lids city have been obliged lo close, ns tho
Legislature bus appropriated the School l'uud
for military purposes.
Three hiindrid Irishmen nrcscnted (hem-
wives at Iho arsenal yesterday, and offlrvil
iniir rerviee3iniieier.se ol lliestursnmisiripes.
They will be sworn Into penlco today.
The seiefslon flas which for n Ions lime
(loated nt the Minute Men's liendipiarlers has
uci'ii piiiicu uown uyorneror ucnvrni nnrncy.
The I'ostmnilrr of this cltv has icuhcil
Instrucllous from Wellington to illscontlnuc
Iho mall servlcn on tho river routo between
St. Louis and Memphis. There will therefore
be no more malls on that route for the present.
D.utimokk, May Mlh. 'I'hc correspondent
of the llalilmore American accompanied tho
memuers oi mo i-gimiurcto Harpers l'crry.
Ho rnys (he Virginians hnvo strongly fortlflnl
tho Maryland bights overlooking Harper's
Ferry, and nro very confident, nnd evidently
have no Intention f ctucuatlmMhclr noltlou.
On Sunday, 70,000 stand of nnns, Mtnic
muskets, nnd twelve cannons arrived i twenty
more wire expected Iho same night. A bitter
feeling prevails In Wnshlimlnn counly ngalnst
llio irglnlnu', nml n collllon Is coiuidcrnl
probable. llo?s Wlnans was cordially received
liy the Virginians,
(li'tieral Duller has issued a proclamation.
lie sn,s llio iroojn nre licro to uphold ana en
force the laws.
Orucral Duller to day made a format de
mand on the nuthorillcs for a lot of army
stores In Iho wnrehouc of John S. Oetllngs.
Marshal ICniic refused lo deliver without an
ort'er from tho Mayor. After an alteration
the order was procured, and arms tnken nut,
amounting lo fifteen drny loud-i. They were
taken lo the furl.
Scualnr Kcimalv, of Dalllmorc, pubtlthcj
lu the .VufoiKif liitclligtiiccr today nn elo
quent npprnl to the people of Maryland, en
treating them lo remain loyal cod Join their
fortunes with the North.
No chamre will bo made In the command ol
the fhet off IViifnco'a.
It Is rrgnrded ns not probable II nt the Fed
eral forces will march uon Wheeling nnd
Mnrtinsburg, Virginia, nnd take Harper's
Firrv In tho tear.
A .iMiiMiTox, Mny l.llb. The Government
has officially complimented (Sen. Duller for his
prom in nciion nt liull'morf.
1 1 Is said U'inaiH will be sent to Annapolis
for trial. What disposition Government will
make of his case Isa in titer of conjecture.
Governor Hick n ports that five Maryland
regiments will be ready next week for 1'cdcrul
suviec.
It Is main ruinnrcd Ihat
plates removing the rcmalr.j
from Mount eriinn
The IliitiU't W'uihliiglon dispatch
nil tclcL'tniihlc communication south o
S" ;v:Iu,,!sn ' ""', r " -; ? n-' ...... who
''"Will to 1lt10 rfl. S.WIMM.MM " '
been fornl uiiliruciii'MiII the .Soul
i'ho Cabinet licM n incituis to il
.. . - . i . t-.. m 1...
?rrSrM,.E".,,,fcr,,V knlses and club., jInln Iho aWof the
V . 7.u...' V... . iT..iiu V..n,r..iA,. Herman soi.iiers, ami commenein nnng on
. ifi ZL l.'sl'ly s,utlifaclor.v , c , , i,m)1iw,ky, ol Col. D.rn-
to I ho Ouvenimcnt. ,' stein's reg ment, fell, shot bi Ihe ll.Igh. The
llALiisionic, May lMI..-Oeneral ( ..dwa la- w f M in, ,,, ,
der, h I three regiments, smim 1 '("J;C allatcj asO.neral Lyon wi.hcil.lf pos.Ible.
Ihirc not UIng toon, on l-lrnl lllll, they, , f bIl)i,ll(, . bul wlC11 ,te
wire eucai..nii uvar rvn -iil-iiiiiij.
San Fhascisco, May 29.
Pony arrived yesterday evening nt five
o'cloik.
Douglas Is dangerously ill nt Chicago.
The Confederate Stales have issued bonds
for 830,000,000, payable In twenty jears, am
bearing Interest at the rate of eight per cent
No fighting yet.
tlcn. Duttcr and Ocn. Mc'Clcllard nro pre
paring to Invade Western Virginia. Ocn.
Duller will march to Norfolk.
Arkansas has been formally received as a
member of the Southern Ccnfulerncy,
Three TCS3cls loaded with tobacco were
brought Into New York by tho Steamer
Yankee ns prizes.
Uii), Dutlcr Is extending bis Military out
posts.
Virginia State Iroopj nrc being distributed
for the purpose of car r ing certain districts
for Secession.
U. A. THOMAS, Telegraphic Agent.
YnFKA, May 2Mb.
" Wnke-un-Jnko " bent ' Doslon " coll, ice-
terday, ut two mile heals, two best lu three.
Time 3:58, -1:00, -1:05.
Ftttnl Duel.
Bas Fiumisco, May Sfllli.
A dud was foughl yesterday In .Marin
county, between Shownllcr and I'icrcy, both
members of tho last Legislature. I'icrcy was
shot dead at the Mcond fire. They fought at
forty paces with rlllcs. it Is reported that
Showaltcr was ivrrcskd today.
Letter from General Harnoy.
wahiinuton', May 1, 1801.
icsr sr
Harper'
umlir
no
Itlchinond, under military cscoil, (lovcrnor
l.ctclicr lmincilliuely directed my rclea.e. Willi
ntiil'rtMrriti il lnt mt tfi rs itirsj nnl nf tila tn1u-t..tt.
nates, and expressing regret nl their mistake or ! nst unanimity ol feeling, in rolling back their
niiu'o oi ms nuiiioniy. iiieKiminiicmionnnil . "" iur -nn uwinium coujiny.
jut uenr sr iuu ri'ouri u. inr nrrci ns niiv 11
's Perry by pcisoni nsuming to net I njj 0f
nmiioniy m ius ..nuu ui iraiuin nn, .,;,,., ,
doubt, rcaclied you. unou my nrrlsnl nt! i.
Illl'lll IS
California Nowa.
Union mcetlncs have been held vcrv ccner
irougtiout ilia Mtate, ami tno icciing nt
Ihcm seems lo be nn enthusiastic tlevo-
llio flag of our country. 'Ilia sent!,
not conllrmed lonarllzansi Iheneonli
nrc sacrificing nil prejudices, to sustain the
Federal Uincrnmcnt in its position, with n
Riot in St. Louis.
The St. l.ouis correspondent of the Sacra
mculo t';ii'on writes tho following thrilling
account of tho riot In St. Louts, Immediately
following tho capture of Camp .Jackson and
the lakhi" of (leu. Flovd and Lis command
1 ns prisoners :
I Willi the stars and stripes waving over the
! captured camp, the (lowrnnicnl forces com.
minced Ihelr match toward tho city. The
hearts of Union men wcro exultant nt so sig
nal nnd decisive a victory over Secession
'i. .!,!. .i I without Iho shedding of blood, nndshout lifter
. Tw. Mir ' 'l'oul ff'1 ' n,r rr ,,,c U",0M nml " A,ll(r'
s ol uaiuingion ,(.a 'C1MC exultations exaswail the
-l...l.a .ltI.AM..1 Hfl.1 Ol-ttt ri1fll llllllll PS) tt lift
.ti MnMls HI I Mill liirlUWW iiimi t iiriiiuitii nwmiia "ip
if vPl.li lindUvn captured. Tl.oy linmeilialily emn-
. ' ,; ,.i "' incncid cursing their captors, and Iicuim! nil
IS inning ,.,,., r vlt.i rntlhrlt mi Iho (Jermaiis who
.. ii.;. composcl Colimil Doernslcln's regiment. A
. TribT. crowd cr Sejcsslonlsts, who Just ot thai mo
i V..11.r ,, ,.; mint nrrlviil fro-n thec.ly, aimed with pistols,
civility received from him, from the crcort Ihat
accompanied me, ami oilier ilisiinguiMii.i clll
zeus ol' Virginia, nml esteemed friends whom 1
there met. comnenated roranynersonalliuutilo
ami nniHuancc, yet t cannot but feel dccti inor-
llllcatlon and regret Ihat our country should he
lu n condition to expose any one lo such nn In
cident, irhas furnlsliid occnlon for inNlnka
or mlsiiprcsenlallon In respect lo my views nnd
sentiments, which n sense nf duly lenulrps In
i bii promptly cnrncteil. No liellcr inodo oe-
'.ii.. I.. ... .!. 1... L.llnM nil,... 1
vniq iu niv iiiiiii i,j ii iv;iii iiiiiii-ri-il lu j Ulll
rvu ns nil cvccincii ieuii.n. irienu.
It liasln.cn ii'presentcd through Iho jmlillc
prefs thnt I was n willing prlMincr (o Ilia State
or v irglnia ; Hint l designed lo resign my com
mls'l.m lu the United Stales Army, throw oil'
my allegiance lo ll.o Federal (inurnment, nnd
Join Iho forces of the Confederate Stales.
Forly-lwn yrars base I lieen In the mllllnrv
sen Ice of the United Slates, ami havr follom,).
during nil llml time, but one Hag the Una of
ino union, i nave seen ll protecting our fron
tiers and guarding our coat, from Maine lo
Florida. 1 base wllnee,l II In tho smuko of
bailie, slahiid with tho blood of gallant men,
lending ll on to bat tic ; pbinli .1 upon the sirong
hold., and wininit In tritium!, our the Cnt.tlnl
or n forilgil foe. My ryeshascbehcld Ihat Hag
nlforillng protection lo our Slates nm' Territo
ries on the Paellle. nnd commanding reverence
and respect from IkkUIc Heels and Mjimilrnns
nun irnm lorvigu uoiernmeni". never exuliill
ed lo any ollur liauner on Iho cb.lie.
Twi nly stars, each leprcsrnllng n Slate, hnve
been iiililiil lo Ihat banner diirlmr mv scrvli-e.
nun iinner us lorn i iiasu miviinceil Irom llio
rank of Mciitennut to Ihat which I now hold.
The OoviTiiment whoo honors li.no Ihvii In-
stowed upon me, I shall servo the remainder of
my da) .
The Hag whose glories I have wl!ncsod shall
never be forsaken by mi while I cat strike n
blow In Its dcfcriM.. While I have brralli I
shall over Iw icady lo servo the (Snvrrnmrnt of
tnr unnea siaics, ami oe us iniiiiiuinnd loyal
soldier.
Wlllio.it condemning or In nny degree erlll
cMng tho c.mrso other permits have deemed
prniierlopurruulii ll.o present Juiicliire.itiv line
or duly U plain lo my own henrt nnd Juitgnient.
Iho course of events Ihat bao ted lo llie de
idurable condition In which our country now
stands has been watched by me with piluful In
tent. Fercchlng that many of my fellow
cltlxens In (ho Southern Stales were discontent
id wllli the (lovrrnmcnt nml desired some
change to protect them Irnm existing evils, my
iitiiiiks nam .wen strongly nsmnsi coercion,
nnd nnxlous for some compromise nr arrange,
nii'lil llml wuuhl icslnru iicneo nml liaru.oi.y.
ino proi isions oi uio i edenu touslllulKm or
Mr. Dlxby, of the firm or Flint, Dixby k
Co., nml Florence Spit, killed each other, on
Iho lUlli Inst., nt Dlxby's house, on tho San
Juslo ranch. In Monterey County. No one
witnessed the affray, nnd when found both
were dead, Dlxby killed by a ball through llic
head nnd Spits bv n ball through the breast.
Doth weic armed with revolvers, nnd each bad
lired several shots.
The wife of John Madden, of Stockton, on
Sunday gnie birth lo thrto daughters, each
wcicnum- iiL'iu nounus .Mother umi tliiiurm
aro doing well.
Tho lliflmulic Vtta tells us that not far
from Its town lives a queer old fellow, who,
having been ten scars separated from his wife,
was ever telling ol her good qualllle. JNol
long ago, the " good Ithody," ns he railed her,
died in "the States," nnd tho sorrowful news
having reached tho survivor, ho carried the
letter to n friend, and w llli lean In bis ryes.
said. " Well, II., Ithndy's dead ; but If the
Lord wanted her worse'n me, Id Ut rip I''
Tho Mendocino -M says : At Punla
Arenas, Mny 2d, n ring flght look place be
tween Sailor lleoree and a man mime Wil
liams, in which thcro woe eighteen rmiuls
fnuaht. Sailor (Jeoriro knnckul illiami
down thirteen times. Williams was badly
punished nboul the faco nml chest. Sailor
(leorgc was not much hint. The fight hutcil
thirty mlnutis, and nn the call for time, Wil
liams, did not nppcar, having had inougli of a
stand up fight.
'I'ho rales of fare by the steamers lo tho
Fast nre 1st cabin, outside roams, 82."8 f0 ;
Inside rooms, S'.'.l.'t,2.i second cabin, ISO 73,
and steerage, 8 1 28 2.).
Amendments (o tho Constitution of Call
fornla, proiidhig for blrtiiilal sessions of Iho
lig'stnture, nml the election of Statu officers
fur n term ol four yrnrs, have been ndoptid
by bntli bralii'heH ut llic legislature, nnd will
k submitted to the i:oiilo at the next ceticrnl
election.
(Jrns!iopers have wide their appj.irance
In Sonoma county in treat numbers, nnd much
curlier In the season than uiial. limit dam
age to fruit nnd wgetulioii Is antlelpatcd fiom
their ravages.
A mowing match, for 82(1 a side, look place
near Auburn, between S. It. Steele nnd ,101111
AtKir.son. , traction over l.au no ucro was
Correspondence,
.Tai-ksoxmim:, Mnv ntllh. 18CI.
Jamcs O'Mkaiia, I-'sq., Uenr Sin 'I'ltff
Oregon Sfxtisei. of February 2d, rnnlalneil
0 parnirrapli concerning Iho cciiul'olo con
duct of n Methodist Clergimm. Mlie funeral
nf a young lady, svho bad rft Jneknn
Cnllfornia. Tho Imnrrsslon luTVolalneil with
some hero that Iho ltcv. Mr. Driver, of this
pine, was tho person alluded lo. Will you
please sh lo the circumstances ntlcndlng the
publication of ll.o paragraph.
J. W. McCiu.Y.
.TAfKsoxvtr.t.K, Mny noils, 1801.
J, W. McCi'M.r. F(j., Dear Sir 1 In reply
lo your ntto nf to-day, I will stalo Hint Iho
paragraph alluded to was copied from tho
Amador Dinpnldi, printed In Jackson county,
California, nnd could hnvo bad no referenco
lo nny clercymnn In nil Oregon ccrtnlnly not
loiter. Mr.'Dritrr.
Jas. 0'Mraa.
Kt.noiuno Saloon. This eslnbllsment wns
opened last week by our fellow townsman
Wm. Hark.
Ooni:v's Lauv'h Hook for June came lo
hand, with usual beautiful engravings and
choice literature.
Nr.tr DiiirK. The foundation of
Dros. new brick store Is being laid.
Sachs
fired, In mv Judgment, amnio means of mires, riii-asiin.il ufT for cni-h man, nml thi'y htnrlrd
through n C'ouvi'utluii of nil Iho Stales, which 'upon their work nt Iho same lime. Steele
m'slil nd.pt amendments Ihat would reconcile . cnmii'clrd Ids work In -II minute, Inning
ofHcmenl
It linnorlcil that Ucucrul Dutlcr returns
to Annapolis.
irgiutuiiint Harpers 1 irryuniucecssuiiiy
Sices slon prisoners broko ranks and eommen
roil riu.nlii" nwav.an order wasclvcn bi (Jen
cral Lyon to flro'at them. A volley was fired,
wlileli nal u.o lueci 01 oriugiug iwo u. u.c
nll.llir'ri'lieis. or. If Ihat enuld lu.t Ik necnin
iillshi.I, mlglil proiiile for peaceful srp nation
111 n m.iuuii- iiecouung iriemis imisasiLri'ii
en mug ns mis impn
01 our iniu.iies could 1
II to IO Hi" Iso ill.
ment to Unr with
other eorcrnment
forlwarnny cxirtli
ii.pariid. nut v
with 7,000 men,
Hcnllons nml bin
starving ;nrilon
Icr. cniiinelbil the
lo Ihi lowered, nnd
fore the world. Iho
Iniiii'-d'nti'lr chaiiLi'il
1. lent coercing Slates
or live minutes' more
Atkinson with four
woik to accomplish.
The shin Franklin Haven which nrrlved nt
Fun Francisco lat wctk Irom Hon-jkon.
" , nrougiii over an inrorfe 01 nearly live liuudrul
I'IJ.CuoIicj.
A Icamiler inmrd Wm. l'lturrraM wns
kicked by Ids horse so scveicly, In Murysi llic
i on Iho 2:id llll.. us to cause liil death llio same
evening.
II Tho Ix-glslature Just adjourned made nppro-
prialhms iimountlng lis 8187,117 .'H5. exeln-
.' hll'l of lllll f'Vlli'llll'a nf tin llilrli.on.ti tl.nl
orn VO.ir. under ll.o trriitrul nhiirniirlnltiin nnl.
edri'ss ofl . . . .
grlcinneis bv cnnilltiitlnnal means, tho cau ' a ncgrn nam.Ni uiddings was execute! al
was pri'H'iitvil or levoIuttouMs waging war I Slocl" "" -l' '" the murder of a lie
ngalnst llnlr (iuvcrmnenl, seeking lis oscrlhow gro nauiiil ,las. Ilurlan, lust winter.
nyiorcooi nrm, assailing puiille pmiiiny i.v
x)iEr.
In Johnson counly. Mo April -Ills, Mm.
Li.iwa. wlft'iif J. Funk, and datinlilcr ol Dr.
II. A. Overiicck. formcily n resident of IhU
counly aged 28 cars.
KPKOIATj notioesT"
WARREN LODGE No. 10, A. F. & A. H.
A HOLD their regular coinmunlcntlnns
yf sjrllie it iilncsilay l.vcuiugs on ur preceding
fv Ml
Ml.e full moon, In
j.u'inNMi.i.i:. nuv.
U. W. UKKK1I, W.
II. Dl.noM. Stc'il.
M.
EMsssssr
overwluluitnir force,
atUiiii.tul to blow up the culvirt mar I-rctl- ","'""." .7. .1 ... -1 . ?... ..:i; ...; lives of ral ant
trlrlt. I""""". '.' ",u K'""' , ,, -:; ..'. I lioiiorln!: I!i national
Waiiiixoton. May 1 lib. A Montreal firm I"'".' ,.'"'.": .i V. .' ."'".I .; "1 i...i "...V. '".rrore 111 Is wliilhrr Hie c.ovenimeul or ll.o r. KWier. editor oflbe Dfd DlnT.Vi-on.
. .. -. . . , . . : ..,in' . m ., ,..- ...... cnu lorLi's. u.iu n.i.i iu.bvk hi,', , ,1111:1 iiv, 1 -,.,,,. 1 c, ...1,1, i, A ,.,-,,,.. 1,1 ,...i(l.. ,i,i ,,.t , -, .. : . . . -
oners iu inuen mii.iuu ui inu ircaiury nous, ,.. . .. . . , ,,..-.. .., xr- '" ": " ;; v : ".":.. is camuu.iie lor Male miller,
......... ...., ....... .... . .
ofllcers and sildlirs. nml dl. J, ?' ,wl of Apop.cxy ill Dcuicla, 01
illonalllig. The ipiestlmi now IIjo 1 .til Hit.
cf mm will IO called by the emergency, frith
from the raiircTof their own people, into public
nlfalis, and tho machinery of tho Union will
tncomoro be put In proper motion firmer
end more enduring from having wltLitood the
Kit of 111 liability.
s . 1
the ImiKi of the oppressed nil over the earth.
If It full, Constitutional Liberty falls with ll."
" ir II mils, use last nopo 01 maiiKInd lor Irie
deni Is lost, mid its fall would demand n field
of blood and a million lives in give dignity"
ami proper soicmuiiy 10 me lunirai ouscquics
of 1 ruilom.
M'I.a ....i.il.l ...M. Ia ,. ll. IH.. ....1 ...t.ui.
SriM. roaTiinLNio.v.-WIUiJoywccor. MCIBIlsf( fur ,l0 palmetto tree, a snake, a
irctlho nsKrllon, last week publlslud, that toad, alligator or badger? So long as the
Pfcntlw. the famous wit nnd noct of tho Ijau- Mslory of Iho ltcioliillon is read, lust so torn
llllllj IKv. Julirual. I, ml Iw-M.mo n n.K. , vlll lllC nfTlCtlniM Of ClCrj' gVlllllllO AlllCriCUII
....... .-. .....
of hecvs.lon, nficr 1'ii'si.lent
r.ntion n;aln.t the Confcikralc .Statu. He
J.ai not for a moment ceased lo battle with his
mighty pen atjihut treason in ICinlucky. Of
Dreckinridge nod (Jo v. MiUufliu ho tnys :
When these demagogues nsicrt that Kentucky
sympathizes entirely with South Carolina,
they arc unpardunabty Ignorant of tho true
scntlmrnt of the Hale. Thcro Is no bed of
sympathy bitween Kentucky and South Caro
lina ; there ncier can bo between loyalty and
dbloyally." Again: "Tho Star-Spangled
Daimcr Is the flag of Wellington, JiOinon,
Adams, Henry, Lafayette, Pulaikl, (later,
l'ulnam, Jackson, Scott, Decatur, Perry,
Clay, aud Tailor. Tho Southern banner U
the th.
Iwlggs,
Patriots of Kentucky, will jo rally !" Would
that the boulli wcro full of just such " scces
slon" editor as Prentice.
poet CI llio Lou-j nisiory 01 inu iivtuiuiiini is reau, jiiji 10
cmc an ndvocnte 1 "I111 "' t ery genulijo Amci
r ... , . ,, , cluster around Iho Star r-iiangliil Dai
Lincoln procla- .,.urn riUw , 1!lt , , j cvcr , .,.,,
.inner.
io In-
numcrnblo hosts or martyrs who havo fallen in
ludifiiue. nml who lie iletping beneath tho
ro.1. would stir In their grnc and rebuke 11.
'll.o perpetuity of tho (inurnment of tho
United States is worth more to Its citizens
md Ihelr descendants more for the prngros
and L'crclopmmt cf civil nnd religious
liberty nil mcr the earth and more for Iho
higher development of Iho moral nnd Intel
Icitual nature of man, than nil Iho negroes
In Christendom. Destroy the (Joverniiient.
and aro negroes held by a stronger nml
llrmcr tenure Ihunbiforo? Nay, urily. Then
what means this mad ribclllnn? It can only
mean the destruction of the best Covcrumeul
the world cicr saw
Our fathers, when they framed Iho Union,
ik'signcd lis pcrjciuiiy. 1 i.ey did not incor.
nriiivii m.nii vn.,. ii.i,. Pratelnltlhe renls of decay and dlssolu
or Dai Is, lhctt, -sanccy, 1 kUtis. ,CIlj , ,m for , ,,,, lllr,iai. rthtst. oi.il
, nnd loombs. Lnder which, 0I1! for ., Cnd constitutional freedom. When
formetl, It was a political ncrcslly, nnd the
pain ll.ui Ini io 11 was innrhen wiui i.inod
and lined st'Ilh Iho graus of patriots. It Is
the same necessity today, nnd ever will be, ns
long as civil lil-crly l an object of human
snurmmnt. Voluntary disintegration ran
never take pkico without Iho destruction of
everything hue constitutional freedom, Admit
ShWAr.n's l.F.mn to D.ivro.v. Tho follow
log is (juoled from an official letter of In
structlons by Secretary Seward to Wm. I.
Dayton, Iho newly appointed Minister to1 Hie right of one State to McedMo set at de
France. The emphatic declaration contained , ""1C0 ,ho ,''n ""' !ie Coiisjtltutlon; nnd jou
.. , .1 ... .1 1 . .. have opercd a gulf that must Inevitably nv.i!.
therein, Ihat lliero Is not now, nor lias there tow ,0 lT,don7nnd with the Union, all the
Lcn, nor will thcro be, Ihc least Idea exUtlrg j rights, privileges and Immunities sccurid by
In ih.'j Oovcrnmcnt of sufilrlng a dlijolulloui that Uulou, ast and important as they really
cf the Union lo take place," cannot fail 10 "'?:., , . , ., . , ..
1 ,i.r.ii,i.ii i .,1.1 .,. . .1 coming slrugglc. then, Involves Iho
glic satisfaction to nil who wish to see the m8llllnMIlw 0"f constitutlonul freedom on the
American Coicriiment rctalu Its enviable ow hand, nml the necessary introducllon or
position among nations. ananby ai.d disorder on the other. It will
You cannot bo loo decided or loo explicit ",01 V ? wa,r ,l'c'wc1rn ,,'l01 Xor,1 ""I1 "";
In making known to the French (Jovernme.it I Soujli but it Is, nnd will be. an cl-rclc of
bat thcro Is not now, nor has Ihuo been, nor I ll,u lesltlmato powers of tlio (.oyernmcnt o
wdllhiri'be, the kail Idea exUtlng lu this P'U down rebellion, wheiher Nor h orSouli,
.(luwiiunent of siiffi ring u dissolution of this , 1-J8 " " '. nstft "3 J'SHy ""J main-
Union to lake place, in nny way wlialeir.,,'"'.1 ' ,
'II.iic.wiIJ Imj l.iro only ouu iiaiiun and one
L'oiermiKnl.aihl thcie will bo Iho fume renub
ilu umi tho .11110 coi.stilutloi.'ul Union Ihat
Ji.iif ulrrady niriiuel iidieniiai.'oiulchangis
iif goviriiiiicut in almo.t nery olher country.
These will uul bircaftir, ns they nre now,
The supremacy ol law and order must bo
maintained, or thcro is nn end to cliil and po
litlcul rights. It nny cost money and blood,
but the cud is worthy of tho sacrillce. Tho
mailjrsof libirly beecech us Irom their graves
lo maintain nnd perpetuate tho Union they
purchased nt hi fearful nn expenditure of
...t. ,,,. r .,,,.. ....... ,i .,..., o:.Mn ' nurcno
Ul 111. Vt llHUl'.U WVIIUM UIHI IKIIIIJU UllVV-.vt. I . . . . . , - . .
v.J... 1 ,.. . .., r .. ,i,. blood. 'I ho great and good, the calm and un
lllll ((sv UVVlif tfl ItSto VIV "I lii'il iiiluiiusvi , 111 1 I 1 t
Iho elasticity ol' ll.o lullorul spirit. Il'o Igor I n'l wl Wasiiioto looks down from
f the National Uinniuueul, aw ll.o lavuli , tho P adjures us, by nl the holy
slefollon or tho national iituum to Ibis , memories cr tho past, nnd by a I the g lorln
jnoitciiuc. TillM. Thoavenel. then, with " ''. V? unimpaired the
Iho tighct coiisMerttlliiu aud good lullng., American Union, 'll.o mmorlal Jackson,
hat llS thought of adiMoluliuuoV Iho Union ' jncniprjr or whose heroic virtues lingers in
peaceably or by lo.ee. has uevcr ailiiisl Into '' MifSiVltlft
l .if nf .,. r.,n.li.l ..tali-siiiaii Li'Il-. nml it "'0 1""K "M ,l10 K,c ' ?' ' lLo Ulliou' U
Is high time that it be dlsiubuul by niatcsman . ""' oml l",,l Pf'"".! 1
in K'jiope
I Hon. O, If. Ugler. U. S. District Judge,
ri. iim- fr pyiltn '"""d ui Ban uernaiuiuo on me am insi. lie
ino Kci.-ir. louun , , ,.,.,. f, a,.,i, ii.h . mio
mill i , Milium, iik.i .vww... u.i.....m, ... . i. ...,
Kiiiaioi'd Ser.vice..
will hold public ten Ice at the Catholic Churcl, ani wft, mmKr 0f ti,c flfit California I
o morrow moiiilng nt I n o'e'oek, A M. Mature
At HIT ......... ....j - - s ii,,v., ,,,i,, ,rj i..,t,i,...i. y ...w ...in, ii iw.iiimii.i in..
' i,o New Vork IFor.l's Wa,I,lnlon corrc- l,il1 "ot llf,fn,,c ".l0 l,rloncn'' , '"! ';)ul1 '.llclalor-ldp l.ilily plauled, nml now Unrlug w-" ---
iinnn ZhI Mol- n, ,1 . lint nn nMi , ,1 uni ills. ' avc n,,m,"'r nnhr '" tt'"' W,',t'l, ,,M iV"W ) bl Ihi C.).ir,deralO .Stales: My ImudC.lU- Pn.KI.OIATlOX nv (lov. Ml ill.L-A..'llng
'oum &''. ,w;,,,,r l'0,'" ',''." !d-work. ovcrnor j,,,,,,,, of W..l,lir,l. 'IV.rl.ori'
... iii I . v v- u i Me dead nnd wntinded. Some of those who I lud ngoursehisln n sliloof chll war, nc- . . ,,,,, ,, . , '
Iwelflli riglmeiil, cf New iiuk. l-cverat - . IWKC,nWe cl,wn, l,0 bad come tuallyiwbllugnr fa.t nppri.aeblug. some of my has IssikM the folhiwlirr Proe.anulio'i, calling
are now-ill. It appears that sonu sugar was 0,i.c ,,,', HWlatnrs. The Secessionist, bieihrenlu arms. clll.i'i. or Kx-iMIng Suiw, for Iboo.-ganlmllon or Ihc nillllhi :
uscil ulileliconlaliieil arsenic. ".'."."'. .i..1. .i...k.i , i... Turwl Il.aiulhe blel.ot urnoiial remecl. .,. ...;..,.,.. .. ,.i... . r.i .. i.. .. , t.. ...
(;Al...M:ii'Hlsl..iM..(.N'cwVork).Mayl8.- " "'"v""i "' ' "V ' '?.?:?.? "V,: V.'T. haiecou.hK'iid ll ll.elrduly t.', ihruwim ihelr , ' "V." '. "?"v': ' "' V.V. ' " '." "?'
aoprlvaicer wcro eaplurcd by h frigate be- 3' ' ' " K"' ' .."" VV'1,, "'" ," , lom.i.Ulou, ...id follow th.lr filales. I., Ihat - "" ' ""u"t.. " " '"
lhe hlnud and Montauk, Saturday after. "" V'T " " ,',i ....... r. lv, r '""' !'ot '!. .A" "P.?" "ft V "Z"", ' ..,Z?.. "" i" - . .3 ' .?"
-- ti.u. I.A...J .... ...A ....., .. ..ir...- mv a mi. i tii iw"' " i..-.... -..v ii, 0 n nn iv miii n ciiizii or inn rniifii MniLn. i ' jm--u hi pvivmh .-s.mn if .i(iimh.iiiiiii
T
iwcen
noon.
They wcro brought Into Niw Imdou Satur
day night.
The il'snalcb to Iho lUprttt says that the
Drithdi Minister has applied for iKrmlssIon to
ship certain production., particularly tobacco,
to P.ugLiud to fulfill contracts, but theUovcrn
ment politely dicliucd.
Filly members of the Maryland (Inard left
last night Im- llarper'4 Ferry, taking their
urms.
tlirt.. m l.A l.j.n Ail i.n.lj.A nimk.1 i I. l
ii iii.iii) ii. in nun run uihivi uiisiui in ri'ii i ,t-l lnl
vMiatVMiJf iw tsn iv-siui si"iissusvis ' j
Congress at nn Informal meeting ol Ids friend'. .
(iineial Holler's llaltlmoru proclamation
lias been cmpiiailcaiiy approved by (Uncral
Scott.
It Is probable that Mar.hal Kane, cf Haiti
more, will shortly be nrroted.
A spy has hcvn eaptureil having dispatches
conccnletl iu the panel cf Ids carriage for (Sen
iral Im, of Virginia, the n-bcl eommander.
ll is understood that (iomnment Is fully
picparcd to piotect Iho Union men ol Wis
leiu irgini.i oi nny moment wncn uivir us
tlslnnce is luvoIiCil
H.inr.isia'
arrives! hero
few moments, A lurgo
tiring by lhe troops upon tho crow.) iiromis
cuotuly was n necessity, yet a terrible one.
Two woman wcro Killed In their (hurt to
escape from tho midst of tho mob, and several
Innocent citizen wero dangerously wounded.
The scene ufter tho firing bad ceased was most
ria. lul lo IsehoM. I was not present during
the i-ngttgement, liut arrived on mo ground
i r .i i. i ... i ...ni..i..i n.f. k,,,iu,,i i cam tins iiicuol s ourt nr toulli (.an
before the dead nnd wou W .V,. !", ,i ! Hler.itely decldiil that the s.,l,llir'
Men. who a few hours before bad walked ll.o ,.,,., ,,, r MfgUMlx, u,j,
sires is full or lire and vigor, lad we leri.ig ' L'ssttvl t it ;o-ritim-ui. tin.I not lu
homo w llli nrms mot en niiiivUriunint i,r i,usi.it...
shoulder: somo with bowels torn out by the hemic 1 Hint UiMilleglanco duo by n cltlx-ii In
Urrdde Minle bnllrts; somo lay with brains' the 1-Ydiral Cuverumeiit wns illsrolml wIi.mi
(Miing out or se-.ilternl on tlio grass around 'iilt.-i.uo secede Iron, ins ruioii, nun inn
them. One young girl, F.mlly Summers, who j s'inro many h.uo fallen. Hut lu aiy J111I4 ul
ciml.br my primary nlleglanee In o duo .i.on p'inerfiii l Is.' suppn-s'iil in llc nnllimry
the IVdtrni (ioiernin"..!, nml s'ni'm' to Ih it , way, nnd Ih-rcfore eilllnj for lhe lin!lt::i nr lhe
Is my nlli'glauca In iho Stale. 'Ihl'.nsynu nre j several Slates,
aware, bu Is.sen lhe eoiicurrlng opli.h.u ..r the I No,v i.r,.r,w d-omlog !l rNiwIVnt Ihat
most eminent Jurl.ls or this country. It wa. .. ni;iii! , .,r ihn 'iWriinn- ri'j,i
HieJinlmiKiil of the Court of Appeal. .r Couth ' l Z,,n . . t L 1 . . . . A
Carolina lu ll.o case or Hunt, when the subject !'0 d Iw placml In lead, .. I., imrl i.nv
u-adluscl wllli m UcIiIcm nblllly. In that KipiWllmi from tins IV.Id.iit nf tho l.uilid
ca.o lhe hlahe.1 Court nf fc'oulh Carolina iK-'s,.nJ' or tlw doyirnor of Ibis territory In
nml clll- n-ii in " muiuiniiiiug me laws umi init-griiy
lu In lhe ' or lhe N11tlun.1l Union," I do hen by call i.pnii
llioeot. lull the i-itl.-ns .,1 il,U IVrrtnrv ci.abi'cf
ui i.iiu 11 na iHi-.i viiii. iH'anng arm ami iiuiiie 1.) 11111.11.1 inuv. 10 re-
I. 0. 0. F.
Jacksowii.m: I.oikii: No. 10, hold. Its regu
lar meetings every SATVIWAV r.VKSIXO,
nt Ihelr Hall (Me'Cnllj's Theater building).
Druthers In good standing arc cordlully In
vtled lo attend.
W. C. ItANSOM.N.O.
llr.Niir Drni.iniikii. 11. Sie'y. .T.':IIin
PHOENIX LODGE No. 23, A. F. & A. M.
Hold Ihelr regular communications the A
.Sati'iiihv IIvcmmisoii or pn-citllng hi'JiSf'
full moon, lu l'hienlx, Orog.ui. V
H. M. WAIT, W. M.
S. llKiii.ini. Scc'y. Jan2(i:2
oitr.co.v ciia iTi:it so. -1,
M O F "
ROYAL ARGXX IiTASOiVS,
j.ich'sox nt..:, oin:aux,
Will bold Its rcgulir communications on Iho
I'll. I Mnliir.ln)' l'.s tiling rr.it I )OIon Hi.
All sojourning Companion lu good standing
nro cordially tin lied lo attend.
W. W. FOWLF.U. II. r.
Jas.'I'. (Ji.iix.n, Sie'y. ilecHMT
m:v a dvi:iitisi:.m i:rn
City lestaurant!
1V( J to tllO U0S0I1I OI SlO
ii-m.,'M.'.y lSlh.-CoIonel Anderson n.fl,'r ,ll(! 01ieu""u,(''
o this cicnii.g. lie rcmahud but a ' ' ,rl.c l,l"rlVul1
is. A largo number cf the mom- " Marina lliwci
p.rl tnim.ill.ilely In llio ndjiit.int lii-ner.tl of
ilu IVrrllory, no I prn.wil ut oueo M urgnnUe
tl.cui'elu'i lutn I'limpauk', mi I elect ihe.r on n
I i. ..:..i i... ..,... i. .t..i.. :.'... ?.!.. I'liiivr. in uro iinnn' r ininTiii-ii i.y me ,ci
iiiviv ,-, hihi v.,11 ,J nv, riiv.i I ijiin ll" rill.-i"'ti ., i ... . ,,. ,o.. , ., , .
..ru Slate I.y It own act. 1lio(iouriim.Mit ..r,"' ;''"' Jrv Jo. 18..... iiml ho ni.rnd.Uory
the Union can only iMdlssolwdliy Iho c")iiciir. A,r. ,"' 'obruary 1,1838, to orgiinzi the
rei.ee or lhe rilatesllmth-no iiilerid Into tin' milillu.
Federal I'Hiiipicl. Thedoclilii'iof weo.hn l I he nrgiu r.IIo:i or eaeli ranipany will be
.... .."-. .- .". -- - - . - . iin.iiiipiiiii ii. n.i ...ii .tii iiii. ii a . nn,. a, t.,i. ait aiiiiii.'iii.i civ irii'irn.i .1. hi.iii.iiiif ...MK.rii
...... ,.,... i,..t- I...I..,. .. I . """ ...... ".- - - " :".- -! " f-:j -
iciiou. in ii... iwiiii.i ........ iwnl ". i,ulir.il anarchy. Friiiik Jlatld.is nt .Seatlle. Wii.hlnjlnii 'IVirl.
its swift mUIon or dealli nlern.il tier body, Hut snppi.lng8talesi.viy sreedeandil.'slrny ' orv. mid Ihrough blni to the Cuwrimr. when
umi sent her liure soul fluttering wllli fear l IheCovcrumvut wI.eneirrlhe-ranevla'ii-Kllui-o il,' ,..,,i,i,iw.l..,.. ...m u .1 . ,i ni..
I lo tho bosom of (Jod. 1 saw herl.'ilf an houri whonroslrougi'iioueh to sit up nn niMiiary tioctdl.
tier arms si cmsnui imwir n inuniaie. .sixwun . i in sinio m mi i n..... ... r m i...
,.. ....in.. .i". ...I.I,..,,.. I ,.tn..... .....I. ,.!..., ,r..., I.I " I'.irniii. i ...in, mn.i.ni. riuiy
Mill llilS B11II llllllll 111! I. IIS) ivi"vhvi t ! Si s-i-v1 ! is, linn " V ' ,
en for help, but her snlrll In my opinion, Im h.r ruin. 1h only spulil
1 .. .1 ll,l..h..l A, 111 I 1 n. ...... til. I....I. ....
iiiiili.i vi .iii.ri.iu i in i uiiiiii.,,, it,,,, ui" ...ii
had come lo the camp with Iter brother to
witness tho parading of tl.O soldiers was lost
In the crowd umi could not escape, The great
resistless, swaylm; mass bore her on until the
re.ielKd a tree umi caugi.i i.oni oi n ior pro.
nuer ui uie iikiii- . . . . . , ,, , -..... i .1 .-
ucrs of the Ixslslaluw. (lovemor Curtln. nnd ! "' V '," "K UV , '? "L ", "'" ""'' .. ?.'r ."T
!!.,. u-rrn nrii.M.1 nl.n. m. ImnuM rn. ' "1 S0l.licryc0ll.il irigiiilil ll iu liiiri-iuri'ir.
course of cp!c, nnd twelve companies or mili
tary from Gimp Curtln. Tho Colonel was
greeted with loud ibecrs. Ho statu! to fiov
truor Curtln that John 0. Drtcklnridgo would
Join him nt Cincinnati to lake a command
under hint. '1 1.U announcement crcatt J a pro
found umi gratifying sensation among nil
clause. Colonel Anderson also stated that
Iho Kuroprau steamer )rstcrday brought a
large iuantlly of Imnroied arms for Iho Fed
eral Government, and each succeeding stenmer
will bring more. Ho expresses Iho utmost
confidence of lhe final success or tho Federal
nrms, and a reconstruction of the Union on
Ihc original basis.
II.Muusia'Ro, Mny l.Mb. Apprehensions
nrc felt ol nn attack on Wheeling, Virginia,
from Harper's Ferry, tomorrow,
(i over nor Curtln will s'gn a stay law to
morrow. I.o.iton', May l.llb. Tho banks have
agreed to take 65,000,000 cf (lovcrnmcut
Treasury notes at par.
D, F. Thomas is designated to take Adams'
place lu congress.
Is ilawry. Dm- luti-it-.t In
now- proleelid by llio li.l
Mirroumiol on nneo 'i,ih
Hum Ih eonej In..
tin. II 11 i.l.ii'it rnnlil 1
llfc biforo sho could reached tbo urms of her not Ih- fiitiii.l wlllilu her'l'order. What Inter-!
lunband, or Imprint another kiss on the lips iest could MN.ouri tlon h.uo wllli Iho eoltun,
llerv could frighten lino more lurcur. ,u': l",.r "' .':
A few vaf d ell' lay a lady richly dressisl, and ' I ' . ' " '
...,.,.- 1.. . . T.,..III....1 ... . iiaiviiii-iiiuiiiiii
Willi a l.ansonw, iuieiiige.il co.inieoai.ee. 'i ' ,y rreo. Sl.il.'s which ml"lit
uunei nan picrceu ne;' nrt-asi uuu i'.i.g.ii-u (P t w,,, n ,,, ,,a
Ii in I nnd iMuxi Inu mm I of iho Toriitmy
1 i.i.i'i'.iuxiii in u;n.pi.i. 1111. 1111111I iv
' r-J ir M-iy. 18(51, mid lhe Indi'inndence lhe
ilgl.ty-Hp.il.
llrvnvM. M1H11.1,.
Acting CI ovinia. Waihiiigii.ii Tiiritory.
rctjui ujiiijuj.i-iL.'ui
Tllrt W.11- llm r,..ilffl nrn r .IIT.i.r frrtm Cmilt.
ot her little four years old boy. Two or llure .Siati-, or .1 Coufi duraey toiiudul on shnery r oineyes. in relation lo the (.yinpalhy of lhe
oi ll.o secession soiuivrs who nan rro-iun iu s-in-iinu.ii nw pniuiinn. m bit nan- Vri , rr ri. ,.. I ,,., j rprrfliln" Tim V, iv
mortal wounds raised their heads as we passed . properly, ir nothing .. U ada1,....l.es .MUs,..i J', . J 'J ' " ' "iM'"; ...V'0,.,;,'."
by .him, brva.l,-d forth curses on Iho Dutch. ' .m
n '"' .""l. '"'r. .VoJ:1!,a... '.?! wa SlS'aulM n. i. ffi ll! " "Thcro Isno doubt wba.eier .hat an
, I, u? .J, ii.il , w,, roVn ,-, LiTZ '" ""'"" " ''" "T a IMcllle Itallroad. "Pi" ii prevailed nunng us Hint ir Lincoln
all the 1 dead bodies were re nnuil from tie ,,,,.. lly M,tMug l.!st.l...uUan.I iho wl.olJ -hould nl tempi lo 111..U war upon the South,
field or conflict, or llio woundcil taken lo their stiilo, nrist lanl-h wllli the Cou-rnimml. the cnnserv.itivo eleiiicut In the Ninth would
houses. I ho excitement iu Iho city, en re-j (lrJAX ,nnniir.iclurlng nnd commercial Inter- overwb-'lm his Aduiliitslrntlon. nnd by timely
celpt of the news of iho surrender of ( amp 'wis, T,IUiwhleh lluC.)llon .Stale cm havo nn diversion would e.Mrnd old and succor to us.
dacKsonanq me Maugii.i-r ci no many iiu- synipyuiy, mil"-! peii:i in cae 01 secession, nnd It was thought thut the Ihlrly ll.oiisand null
11111 l.i'Mi.l il.LSritillnn vim l.i.i-i.rrt.1,1 t,citi,l im.llt- t.F n ......... f..1 . . . ... .
In this and a subsequent riot, tho number
of persons killed was ascertained to be tnxnl
un.tAn a IHA,ln,lA.l fftirlAnH t illsT.,.m ll.. !?" Ml lilltl
9V 111 i IWUIlULlli tllAtVVll I muv.iv- ivi n s.i it ints iniuvsi.k 1 v ttwis,ivi .1 s 1 lis . ssti
' ! , lu Iho Cotion J-liites. '.Many oth "r comldcrv 1 H'0 bcderal (lovernm-nt. 'I hero was not
Tav As.iip Pai-tv Ci.pfi.3 ami i, VT Hon might b cllW.-.l lu tl.mv that seoeohu1 wanting nniong 111, too, iiumtiers or 1. hrcivdund
i, Amir, salt wikehs ami 11..U .,;o,,j,l)0l.tl,.Mniiri, Ami I Implore mv experienced cllis-iu, who ea!cu!at(d largelyon
ronM. In bis lato speech before tho Illinois .rilliiwcltlxJiM of tint Stalo not to l.u Kdueeil llio conim?relal ties mil Identity nf Inteiesls
Legislature, Senator Douglas made moor the by deigning mnii to Locumo ll,o IhIiiiiihiiU of) between the .South and WiV,iiiid who Ulivtnl
d, or Imprint another kiss on the lips 1 est could
little four years old boy. Two or Ihice .Slate, or
JOSEPH WILAND
T ISI'irCTI'l'l.t.V Informs lhe rlttxcn. of
I Jiiex.nmillo Ihat l.u I.. iipeiml .1
XKW .1. liSTATTI.ANT,
wllbprlcis liducvd to ml. lhe limes, on Iho
Iloacly Octroi. SJyratorn..
Hoard prw.ik tfj 7.00
MiiiU Meal nit
l.od.."liu- ol)
Jacli'iitnilli", June lit, 'ill, SU:.'l!n
DR. C. W. BROWN'S
MEDICAL AND DUR01CAL OFFICE,
CiliforTiI.i St., opposite Sentinel Office,
TioXs.uoxx'villo, Ox-orou.
rpO IIiojo who can tippn-chilo truth. Such
,1. will not lull lo call upon Dr. W.(i, Drown.
llonl'i. Ii.iltm ihi- i.tleiillun or nil who nm
sulliiliv with d, nines or the t'ye to cull at Ids
i.Hloe.
THE EYES ! THE EYES!
JVo Chit, .s ly.
?,) Oniee huur rioin 8 a. si. to I r, .
Juno 1. 'lit. -.'u.tr
:HBcvtiBt.lriSxrT'.
DR. J. HERBOLD
"yOl"I.I) rosp'cl fully iiiinnuuco la ihi clll-
, T yi-iii. hi JocK-iiuMiio nnn I
vicinity lint bu Is now prepaid! J
lo do '
vui.cANiTi: nit ituniiKn woiuc
fornrtinelnl tii'lh In the bos. slslc, mid nt pri
ce In 'lilt lhe" lllll"..
All kind. r I) Mitnl operations nttcndi.4 to In
a skillful m inner.
Jav-kmvillD, Jine :d, ISfil. 20tr
rALIS AXJ) FJ3MAL.K.
,m.."1m. Iv 1 v i""".u... Lincoln npjoriiy In TVuw Vnr; c ty wnuiil act
ivould dwladlc to a orn annendairoaud eon.1 0?.' .c?l.,","l.l.l,.Ken.3l18 1M"0- V" ' "
.n.r.r.i......i,iiM...i ,s.-ciiuii iiyiivciinmg io lane un ami! in uoiui
,1... 1 .. .1. .. I. .. 1 .,...1 ... . . . . ' I in. 1 r ,,1.1 11 11 ill 1 1 111 in. ,iv iiiiiiii.iii .- lllll r i.iiii til in ti... , 111,1.., .1. it. , ti.i., I... ,. .... .. ..., n.i.... L?,.. ...
.1 r.n iiiu.r.A.ii", .nuv i Jin. 1 1 ,3 iiiniermimi r0 01. .. ,n,,,,aL.d nnon I lei u V orcverv mill .,': " i ..'.....' oa i .""". """; ". ."r.ni uim-i .-jihhs
that nconsulfroin Havana has gone to Mont- .,.." .. "'. '. .1110 jrii-oi ii-ioim on. In that r.iiiiler wou bogkid til iii.Uk th.lr
gomery lo confer with tho Confederate (Jovem- lo la nsid,J lurly crtcd4 a"J lurl '',a,- "" ', "VT',1, '' rf'.l'nK" '." 'V1' l dllnles'withthosooraSoulticrn Coufe.'eraey,
ment concerning Southern riilpning at Cuban forms :" ' 1j" &.. tut ? ' ,low " "r1 Wa ' "") Xor,l",r" b"!o llJS
ports, ogaln.1 which tho Federal Consul Is I Now permit mo to tay to ll.o nssembkd Hep- ,,,,ft,JiiK tlw Inusliia.
uetii.ff In an uniustlilable manner. 'rcsentutivia and .Semitor of our l'o! old i r,.,.i i,m,,i 1,1 .i,i i,v i..'r,,i,,,i n.i.i r..m,in! Ilou!''
(lllll. llV llll
iikkumi, .May 13111. llic Uonvenllan Slate. comnoi.nl of men of both no ille.i nar- In In ilmunlA. klmll iiui-uto invtirn.ts in H.i.
assembled at nlno o'clock. Tho morning was ties, in my opinion It is your dul) to lay aside iinliiiciiaiiou uf iho Federal (ioieriiinent am
occupied by informal discussion. At the even your party creeds mid parly platlorms toluy Iho p.-ipeluathm of 1W IiL-kIhk tnprn-p.'rlly,
,)!! suit.it, l.i... v, it n. ft. ll lint.. ,
I lliliiiidle-r I.euci'Ji ll, m. ,,
un, Lot. Jolm u I'.imj.s, bl. l.ouis, .Mhtourl,
Committee, cmnowcrcil lo ci. her order Iho re- sumo our narll.an noslllons nccordin' to
osjembllng of Ihls Convention, or a new one, your own wishes. Applause. Ulvo mo u
at such timons they may deem necessary, prior, country flrst, thut my children may live iu
neave, then wu will havo a theater for our
party orguni&ilions to operate upon.
ing Mii.Min iiw uuiniiiiucu on renerai uihi ujiuo your pariy organisations and pirns,
bluto Itclalions reported the supplementary appeals! lo furiiet Ihat sou were eicr dliide
resolution previously reported, and in addition until sou havo rescued tho (loveri.men.
they recommend tlio appointment of a Central tho country frain Iholr nss-illunls. Tlie-n
All nlTiav occurred In Stockton belween
i, .r .l'.. I 1 H....I.. f . .... '"'I
lliri-ll. HI llll- JirjSUl, ll.m VI.IUIII1I1T, ti ll nil. - , InalniiM.
alrical iroupo pei.ornUng I.; , lUt clly. result. iKl, XVlS.1
I 2 1 1 uruini uw uoiiia U.IUI.V tin nuum i iu . v. . . . , .. . , ,
fun nml neck will, a knife. (-au.o-. article . ' ! ,u ' a.? . ,.' ' ? " . "..of!', I1!'
Fiiitiiiji-akk is- Ciiii.k. Tlio Valparaiso
eorri'Spondenlnflho I'.umnu Shir nml IkuM
couth m the account nf the total ikslrucllon
of Mendot by rartl.qu.ike. .Mewl'Si was
loratid on Iho I'Jiitern Slope of iho Andes,
andcontaliie.1ubo.it twenty llinu'oiul luliabl.
Innts, of whom cluht ll.ouand arc rrnnrtcd to
liave perished. Not a building was left eland-
wlni'o families wero
1. was uUo stated
to lha general Convention, on tho I lib of
June. The resolutions hope for peace, depre
cate the sending of Confederate troops into
western Virginia, and recommend the appoint
ment of a Coinmil'co of fivo from each county
to cooperato with tho Central Committee.
Carllslo said ho saw iu tho appointment land volunteers. L. O. lleckworlb. or Karl well sclented men. nil itndy to attest Ihelr de- far from tho volcano nf Aconcagua. San
of n Central Committee tlie germ of n rrali-l river, kd'cd nu Indian for nllemptlhg lo vlo-' vol Ion to the Union by deed ns well n word, Juan, or morn properly, San ,Tiun de lu
ration which nil Ihc members had hoped for l.ite the pertop of his dinghter. ha, been orgaul'd In Satlir comity, Cal. Frsutera, contained marly 25,000 inhabitant'.
I were Under Copt. Wm. ylphnne Sutter, a eav tho cistern nido of tho Audos, within the
The Indians coutiniio their depridatlon
Viprop.rtv In Iliimboldt roiintv. Cal.. nu.l w
i'. I bi 1 12 fo lowed nn and killed bv IT. S.lroons nlrv company, already minibering aUtr-setcn boundaries of tho Ariti-nl hie republic, and nnl
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Jir. i.arnsio saiu no saw iu tno appniutnicntiumi volunteers. I,. (J. lieckworlli, or Karl well selected men, nu itnoy .o auc.t uieir ue-
iit'siNi;?.' M.N.(it:i:
TilAVLI.INC ACIINT.
Cll.r. O. Ki:i:NIt.
.C'll.VS. MUllltLI.L.
ho Star Troup o of California,
-wii.t. srn: in IN--
Ktrhyville, fsulturiiiy, Juno 1st,
Sailor Diggings, Suniliiy Juno 2d,
Althouse, MoiuliiVt Juuo till,
AND AOA1N AT
iTackfsqnyille, Weosdjay
With an entire new piogramn)o, Inelmling two,
LAUUHADLK DUULKSQL i
THE MAGIO TABLE,
And Iho
DENTIST AND HIS VICTIM,
Administicitoro's Sale.
TOTJCH U henby given Ihat I will tlLr
4-1 for sh-, to ll.o highest bidder, on
Monday . fn j tint cf July, 18Qf ,
at ll.o Court Houns In Jucksnniille, by order
of the Honorable Cmpity Com t, for Jackson
county, the mujivldii) hull" of the North half
of I,o;s Jfo. () nnd I in Iloek no 18, nsluid,
down in tlie toiyu pint of Juckennvilli', to bo
fold at puiille aijctloi) o lip highest b1'1!!
for pai. Tlio above- properly belongs to Iho
islute of Wurrcu Hulbmt, deceaa-J, of Jaet
sou county.
&aio to lauo piacn mzn ciock, 1'. Al,
A. M.DKIlltV.AdmlnUlralnr.
Juckjcnville, May 31, Ifc6l. '.0it4
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