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m m m - & 1 if O. .TACOII, Keillor. JACKSONVILLE. SATURDAY, - - .1VKV. 39, 1802, "To tub v.rf Cei'cr ami rrnMANKNCV op Torn U.MON. V OoVK.nt.NT Hill Till: WHOM: IS IMllS- f, rcvuiiLR.' Wutliington, The J)tiy 1h JlriukitiK. 'Unton men of the Xortl. havo always maintained ttiat tlio present rebellion was pre cipUatcil upon ttio people of the South, con trary to llielr expressed wilt and regardless ol thctr'sotcini. protest ; that the peaceful loyally ol the .Southern people tins been silenced by n rnflllnry despotism, more rigorous than that wjltcli prevails over the frozen pl.ttits of Una sin i'nml that, a) soon ns the vlctorloiu col umns of the Union nrmy reached the South. cm Stales, nil this would bo demonstrated. 'Ilic great Southern heart was never In this rebellion; it never waj " fired" wllh lrcaott. It may hnvo pulsated for the Union with n slower and feebler beat than formerly j but Mill It was fur the Union, ni our fathers made It, and fur the support of the general author lly under the Constitution. On the other hand, the Dlxlcltcj have main tained that the South was n unit In this re bellion, and that, ns such, It was worse than folly to attempt to " subjugate" nine million of freemen. Wo hacpoluleil them to the result of the elections held In the .South ern State, just previous to the passage of the Infamous nets of Secession by the politi cals, and no have n!cd them how they could possibly reconcile that vote, consistently, with tho unity of the South. From the beginning of this rebellion down tp the present time, evidence has been culmi nating In proof of tho fact that there was no general unity In the South fur the overthrow of the (lovcrnment. livery d.iy odds to the already oi'crwliilniln;; proof. Ut us note, In their order, a few or tho more prominent facts, that not only explode the Idea of Southern unity, but point will, n pleasing significance to the speedy restoration of the Union In nil III Integrity nnd glory: 1st. lly the late papers from the Statci wo have the full report uf n convention, recently held nt Nndivllle, for the purpose or taking the necessary steps to rotoru 'IVntiece to the Union. Tlio convention nr.nbled hi the State House, nnd eighteen cottutlcd were fully represented. The convention was prodded over by the Hon. II. Campbell, former Gover nor or tho State. In his opening ad Iron, he inAcs site of the following forcible language: 'Xo people on the globe cvr went Into n re bellion so vast nnd so blood) rr i rniiK so trivial. It was a wild and riclili outburst of frvnry, like that which swept over rr.inee In the days of hir fearful rciohitiou. It was not tho mult of cool, deliberate judgment." Many other huding men of the State MI,e, thing language cj'iutly strong uihI emphatic. A cmintcr-rciolailun has Ikcii ctctiIu-ly or :aiitrcd In that Slate; and cro Ion; loyal old Ti'iuiewo will Infco here place In tin Union iigalu. May Cod hasten the diy.whcu llw sacred ensign cf the Itrpubllc shall limit In every place throughout tin- length nnd breadth of that noble old State ! Light Is dawning nnd the bloody Infatuation of the demagogues Is breaking. Let tho good e.uic roil on I '.'d. The goo.) old North State has lately snubl-rd the tyrant.', that have so long covered her with infamy and disgrace, am) riotod over n prostrated nnd ilol.ilcd (.'onstltulinn, in n fearful saturnalia of disorder nnd blood Major lies nc, of Washington (In lli.it Stale), wni nrrcsted by the minions of did". Rivls, lor tho tilteraneo of some patriotic sentiments, and hurried off lo ltlchmond for trial. ftov crnor Clark, backed by the convention of tho Slate, tent n peremptory demand to the nil lliorillesnl ltlchmond for tho Inimvdiu'o deliv ery of tlic Mayor, nnd they wero compelled to iK'liier him up. 'I ho Virginia chivalry wero Informed, by tlio committee that demanded Mr. Iteijiess, that Xorth Carolina was enju bio of managing her own nff.ilrs, nnd that no more of her ellluus must be taken out of thv Stale. Tho mll'tary dcip li of the s'luVng C'onfed. cracy have been notified by Hie tioiornorlhut NoFlli Carolina will furnl.lt no mora troot to fight tho battles of treason nod dlstiulon. Infamous conscription net Ins bocn set nt do llanco by the Convention of the State, and the agent ol Jeff Ihvls, sent there to collect arms, has been llatly told that he can luie none. The Coi crnor has Informed the rckl authori ties, that they can use tho raHro.nl of the Stato In retreating homeward'. Mcantlmi large numbers of the North Carolinians nre being mustered into tlio scriiec of the I'nitid States, and tho Slate is about to wheel back into the Union again. All hull to the patri otism of tho people In the gopd old North State I .'I. Little spunky Aikun.as begins (o bliow signs of dlciatitfaclion with the negro Gov ernment. J I it Uoicrnor lulhs lou J of her neglected interests, ni.d violated lights, and in timates that, under certain eircinnst.ii.ccs, (he will eeecdo from Siccsl.i, and go it ulone. Hear her rampant (,'omnor : "If the nrtuhs of tlio Confederate heart do not permeate beyond the Hist bank of the Mississippi, let Hoiithern Mls'ourlaiis, Arkan sas, Te.fai.s, and thv great Wet, know it nnd prepare for the future. Arkaustis lost, aban doned, mbiugated, Is not Arkansas ns tho en tered tho Confederate ti'oicrnini-nt j nor will she remain Arkansas, ns n Confederate State, deflated ns n wilderness," Thb is a gentle hint to JtlTi .t Co. that they mu.-t scud this fighting- llcelor a few brave", or she will not remain n " Confcilernlc State, desolated like a wilderness." .MT.I do you hear! Arfennsn evidently wnnlsjo wit ness soino of tlio'" masterly inactivity "of the Napoleonic, nnd to rialhwsoaio of his emeu athlg tritiinphi.u Juch Is nn exhibition of the much talked of unity of the South. How do the Ulxlelles like It? ... . Okxkrat. lli'MF.n. Tliis Oeneral, whose falo emancipation proclamation has nttractcd so much public attention, was born in the District of Columbia, ind Is now sixty yearn old. lie was nolcd for his pro slavery views, before the war, und was nn energetic Urcckln ridge Democrat. He was made, n llrigndler by reipiest of Colonel ltlchardson, n ICciituck Ian by birth, who now represents n district In Illinois, nnd who is bitter nnd unrelenting In his denunciations of oil emancipationists. Hunter has, no doubt, entirely changed his views on tho subject of slavery since the com mencement of this wanton rebellion, Ills proclamation. shows clearly Ihaaiiimiisof Ids mind now. Ho would wipe the whole inslllu out by ono fearful stroke of military power. It is n little singular that tho-o who have been, heretofore, tho warmest friends of the i South nnd the ready anolcists of all tho un. warrantable nets of tho Southern fire raters, i arc now the moil bitter niul zealous advocates i of wholesale emancipation nnd general conlls- cation. It requires nil the conservative en ergy nnd wisdom of a ltcpublican to keep such men within the boon I rtl ll.,ltw It. ll.A li.rt.AJ.MllAii r.r a Prcsld -nt . . .. J", of tho war r. it J..t r it. ,l...Ml,, l t.l .,.,.-1 of the lending stnlomcn of the Norlh, win. .N"' "'" aM llw onijr rcibct ypo of rigorously supported John 0. Il,ccklnrMip!',,.u,ll"ly c"r """ '' ''." for .1,0 presidency, been them.elve. elected In ,,u ' ,"ow "' 'f ,,,clr fr"1"-' "''V'"" that high oniee,a decree of emancipation ."l" Wf I'wni.or figs o thistles?' would ere this haiesla.thd tho nation. Most 1 1' ,;n,, M Mi Mo"a ,l',,.t ru I,"!' ". '" oflholeiidersor that party In (he Northern '"' ''''' In l.ri.g clotl.lnjf (ee States have become radicals, while many or,,1n "'J'!: .V'0" M; "'"" ' tho incmlicrs have become open and avowed exlrenievlcwii If tho lamented D-ttiplai had been elected, the people of the South would have been equally ns secure In their Constitutional rights ni iiudir the jn.lic'otn nnd ciinscrvntiie po'iry of the pn-sent Admiiilslrallon ; but rebellion nnd I reason woi1d have mil with no sympathy and support from th it great states man and pttrinlfc man. Coast DkrK.ssM. Tkrc is no subject, un der the prcKiil tlirrnliumg nspict ol n'.faiis, of greater iiiKml tu th eip!o of this coast than the one nt the brad of lids nrtlele. Dur ing the en lly part of I lie scmIoii of (lie present CotigreiM, wenud about the prospect ol nn appropriation for Iho constiiirllon of a Maul tor for Iho defense of San Pranct.co. No L ..Lu iuUk.l!.L... fl'I.I .1.1. a ......I ,,..,,',, ,, , ., Jvct of this ilmcoursc. In tho beginning of i cnt of tho Cnende this .Summer, owing to Turnips, do ,), deary thai n troublous limes greab-r rt lancu r, , . , . , , ,, B , ,. , .,,.., , ... ,. ' ., . ..i.i,.lm; ,i,i , , ,, , , ,, , . , .Secession, wlien nun began lobepa rot c a id the linpossibllly of gel ng there. he Co.,''l,l",'.'., "," can be tilaced In the slablllly of men or mod- ,. . ,, . ' ... .1, , , ,,, , ,,, ., ,. llleniivililli'ilo crnlenid conscientious lews than In .,,,,.. of "' iwm, wcordii-.g lo their sympathies, nnd . Inmbla Itlvcr Is now higher than ll has ever ,..,. ' a,i0s, (wMb crate nun conseiciuious uiws, man in men oi ., f , ,. , . , , . . , . , , ,..,. ........ ,lr.,.i i..i... ,. n. .Monitor has been bulll. i,o iiironrlatloti forlmut lint be riinforccl " " 11 the Seutl that imriiixv Inn been made : ni.d the sul.kct seems lo have b,Mi dropml. It maybe thai the ilclrtfutiou Iroin lid coast saw the utter futility of rurllur prftiiiy UiotuhJ-cl nt lids' while pioelatinliig his t'iilotilsni,on bdng told ilnxcn or less ladles nnd gentlemen lo scons wmIoii of Congress. .Senator Ni-suiltli sue-' that Virginia was nbout to secede, cAclaliueil, i to-day, and c.iect ns muiiy more to eo us to cwdcil, wo believe, In obtaining nn oppropria-' unguardedly, " Will, I'm with her." AHcr , morrow, llalher a p'eaant place, lion of 8I0O.H00 for fortifications ut the, tko bitlle of Hull ltiin,ininy of tliem shoutcil j Tho llnttiillon congratulates .lucksoiicnunly inotith of the Columbia riser. Tl.o IlnglUli niul Preneli (iovcrnments, nkirriHtl nt the result n( thenilton in llamp - Ion Itoads.Imincdlalily took lira wlyVct of conit ilofi-nsM under coiwIiUratiun, nud nre m..g inai prac.eai imemiQii 10 u,o sui.jeci . . t. . . . mai us greui imporianco nn viauvny ue - niniidi. i ne i.iigiuii uoverniueni nino nn ., - ... ,. , ,. . , .. nbiiudanec of m.itirlal und plenty of kiltful iiuchlulots on this const ; mid, fur ought wv know, Is now building nn iron monster, which, lucufoofn war with Pugland, would com pletely control the cnuimeiclal interests of this coast nnd make us the iinwillins deoccd.ints ujion the clemency of that svllbli iin.l arrogant lutlon. At least two Monitors eight to be placed In the wuters of this const. We boK! when our gilaturo meets this f ill, Ciingrcos will bo earnestly inemoralled upon IliU subjct. It will stniigthen the arguments nud give lorce to tho declaration! ol our Congressional delegation on this subject. Pkiikiim, Tax. The Pulernl poll tax I now being collected iu California. Tho col lectors find no diffiiullyln obtaining il -- . I ugly. ,,.,.,. fail, tho (icoplc pay it promptly mid willli: .Notwithstanding nil Ihe illorts made by cer- tiiin politicians to reniUr this lax obnoxious, . tlscm." Patriots, Indeed ! Tlieghott of lien It is popular wills the inaiws. They nill,(-illct Arnold, titling In judginent in jour eierbefutind willing lo contribute town. d the perpetuation of Ihe most lienilieent (iuv - ,.r,m,n.,t In ibo firhl. Thrv Know n.,,1 f 1 that It Is a duly they owo toils patriot fotin- S-'nH"" ,n "' Honorable genllcinan for n .lew, awl thoy nro'dulcnnlnul to dl.eluige!C(T-v of ,'ls,'lwil")" ,C ,,"1lj" Approprla- that duty I.1 llie croahcrs urate about the fuiluru ol our (iovciiiuu.it, ami tlio waul ol n disposition on the pad of the people to sus tain ll. 'IVir traitorous propiueiis will, In every Inilanee, be libelled by the patriotic ue. Hon of Ihe i-eople', 'iheyhno their Coven, ment nnd wi'l msttiln il, peaceably If they can, forcibly if tl.ey must. Ut the politician talic heed ! -... . Stvtk I'himjw ThU Is really n fine Insti tution, nud an honor to our yivithful Stato (!). Ii Is one of the most iiui places for i ogurs that can be f, uud In nny hind or uny country. They arc constantly escaping fiom It, simply becinso it i3 so frightfully dUagrcenblo to stay there. It must be that tho board Is not t.nnil- nr llm snnlple- not verv nfrrpabV .snino-1 .i.t.... I.. ,......i u... .,. ,i. ...ii..i.i. llllll'' 11 It till" i i u 1 u ISIJl inu nil siiiri i I IL d I oner to il.ingc tho cook? Somelhlng must be done. Tho honor of Ihe Stato is nt stahe. That .nu'. bo a shabbily managed nfi'alr thnt dlsgiiats its guests iu Irss than two wccl.s. Wo cm bent that luJuihsomi'lc; nud veget ables nre both Fcarce nnd dear here. Stvth Pun. Tho Hoard of Managcra-for tlie Oregon State Agricultural Society, which met in .S.il-m on tlio Kith inst., dicidtd to hold a State Pair, it the Pair grounds of tl.o,' .Marion wouniy nuclei, near naicin, on inu llrst Wednesday In October next, continuing four days. A premium list, more liberal than that of last year, was agreed upon, which will shottly be published. Oitgoman, Me. tliltlorf During the early stages of the rebellion, while the revolutionists were some what successful, their pjmputhtzcrs hero were very numerous j indeed, they might haVc bceii more appropriately, represented by the name !' legion " than othcrnlrc. And so bold were they In their declaration's of the gi o the Souli lo frcale,to open In their praises of if ill. Davis nnd the Southern Confederacy, and so defiant in llitlr demennor toward tho Inderal Government nnd its friends, that the latter were' seriously exercised nboat llulr safely among so largo a number of Secessionists) nnd some of ihem rcrlously talked, on more occasions than one, or the propriety, nay) of tho ncrtsity, cf icactly armhift thtmscltcs ngnlnst such nn emergency as that of an up rising ol their Secession neighbors In behalf of their innstcr nnd natron saint tho arch-traitor, liflerson l'avls. How surprised were wc, recily lip lo our Cump.niid dilhcrs our freight then, on the motrow lifter the appearance of the 'niul pns'cngcrs', thus making It very convent manifesto of the wouhlie Democratic Conicn- j cnt, ns'wcll ns lively, tlon, that met nt Corvollls April l.'illi, lo hear Wltliln the last week, our camp has under these same men, to a mnn, vehemently pro- gone nn entire change n complete mctuinor claiming that they were ns good Union men i pliosc. The clothing for the men has been re- ns wc. iiut when our surprhe was somew lint i tcil, wo congratulated ourselics with the nssurance that we had no cause of npprthen- sion from them whila they exccted to gain i, ....llU,, something by ihcir false position. Query. Is it nrobablc. Mr. IMilor. that wo ro ln'',n',in "' ,0 "l0 rcn' fc'illineiits ofjglicn place lo neat fitting these people? Did wc sec, ns through n glas,i and the old slnuili lints to t dnkly? And is It possible that liny wiiciThc j.ukcts nrcn deep blue, ,, , , , , ', ,. , ...hi, i i, . "" "' "," SOO'I, loyal, Vnwn-lovmg tmtintt T test liy wi!eh Ihcy wero to be known. Now for nn nppliention of this same lest lo the tub- gooil old Hag, the hitler began lo object the uiirns iiy n earing nicy woiini cm u nown, u wc dared put it up utnl the Pena' Sufis by Imploring u, for Cud's sake, not to do any thing of the kind. ' Hut, why not ?" said we) " are you, nlso, nn enemy lo your country ?" "Oh 1 no ; but thin you will hurt scmihuly's feelings, nnd get us all Into trouble, ni.d I nm for iif.icc." Oh! sweet-scented pntrlnts! Low tinktinl lu us lo lioisl Iniouri'elghbnrhoodlhi - Iljg of your country ! I "A Ireo Is known by its frulbt." Ih) patriots despise the II ig of Ihelr loutitry? Again : When wo heard of the bombarding of Port Sumter by traitors, said ot.e of them : " I wish to Cod that I had beui them to lire ' the firit gun !" J-aM scores of llieni,"hunitir i alone they nre fighting luselfdcfcii'o;" " Vou cannot rncrco ll.im," etc., i to. Deforc Vir - ' g'nhi had scenhd, one of tin in, nn P. P. ' lustily for .UfT. Davis and the Southern Con- feeler.iry, while other.', more ilk-rut, said In , private converialloiu with regard to the Ped- .crnl dlsaitir, that that was not the half the wicruif woui.i gci neiore iney were none wim .. . i b "' ii hihilms nl I ,n Ltusc nr I i-iittf in rrnir llni the South ; nud they hud n general time of , "J""-"'b -,. v. ..- . v. ll!iiiT,itmp,il. I Iim-li.,e'itf.n,iti,i,t.tlle-,TiMirtutf-l .- - .- llui li t,1.sM fits ottlitif1 r.nt Ineriiu l.n ll rt iliw r. ,.r.i. i!.. ?,. ..i ... i....i..J ,i..,.ic ,w...i i.-. . i,-m ,mi,i i ii.,- otherwise noii.il baio been ftitclil.il in thec.v Irciue, rubjeellng the Capital to invnsloii by uiv iuhivi utii tit tiii iiiuui, iiviiiiig iniij iniu niiiiiu n; uv ii, km s.f iiim it, is run iintij imhn ' I "rM vi Ihcnrmlesof Ircaion, lilmscir nml Cabinet to ',, , , ', 'v"'"'' ', ''" ","; t ,i..nit. ,! n.n i!Mf, ,i inMifiliW" Cavalry, icspecllvely commandeil ns ful . ...... ....., ...... ...H .H ......... ." .... j an urc "'traeHon mid tl.ey have sworn, i time and again, thai they new inn.' pie one ecul for the $iipjiieuiuii of the leldliun, Patriots wlihlug lo light the battles of IrnllirJI f I'.ilrtf.la tilno .1 lim i.ii ll.it Mifiiiini ,,r ll,,lr roim.re-. l. , .1,, ClB. ,lr,. fnr iu ovccuilon. Patriot M'nlo,, inonl sccv.l!,,,- .1..1. ....!. . e.... i.. i r I....I.. . 7 ,1 i.T ' r ! 'Wn8 nt the camp, ll.c Hoard of lluimlncr. joyfully shouting oi cr the victories or traitors !i , " , ,. , , . . ... , Patriots continually denouncing the (loum-p" " l"?,"f Mrilcn' n"1' "neI .ir.1foriltfMl.i..f..-k-ir.i.xki,. I'ni.lnu n,"u,r-""S" ItHwrogakil the coiiinilssloncil j with poelict or purse whose 'hut dollar' Is not v .,,.1, 'V.HV VI l'..rv mtvi ..... ,..,.M, (M (t.ft ii Uthc service of their country In the hour or Its peril? Oh! Putrid!,,,, how fallen!! Lsim. ..r.. i... ,i...i. f...i.. .1...11 .. i ...... Wherefore, by llulr fruit shall ic Know cases, would condemn you. .W.ii.isi.i. l - , - 1 ' -J- u Nw "i.-A e are under obll. ' " ' fKpvin u n pi.un, ii'gie.u, . moil tne- ni.iie-ineiH oi nie'ip. i ue- .iiiie-iu.ir Item, in Iho iiboved named bill, lliat 'called forth this fxeeli was, tl.o appropriation of $.'0,000 " To enable the President to negoll. ate a treaty with Ihe Ner. Perns Indians for' Iho relinquishment of a portion or nil of their prci-cnt ii-crat!on, or its rxchango for othir hinds." The (ITort wn3 a successful one, nud the appropriation was mule'. Could not nn appropriation 'be hud lo re move the Ncz Perees li.dhins down Into the Klamath I.nho country ? Suimii.no. Wo lenrn from Iho Portland papers that the waters of tho Willamette nre fast returning to their uicustonud ihanuel, uud that the third gient Hood of Ihe season is ubout played out. Tha water in the Coluiii I1I.1 Is falling fast and its caieer of desolation is ended. Tho d images will soon be repaired, nnd our northern friends will foou smile again, , c. .,. " 7,., c,, . " 'liiR.SrwK liiKisuu llm StalcMtm fays ..,.,,., , e-nnnA that Ihe Stato treasu.y has now oicr .15.000 on hand, and no outstanding orders lo meet. ., . , ,, n- t . . ion, was cvuciia eel ny our irooiii. iincre I his sum Is more thai, fullicient to pay our , , . ,, ., ' . ' . , , ... , ... . ,. , . ,. , or n what dine on our troops retreated is allotment of the wnr-tnv, or.lfapproii.lated to ...... ', , , , ., , ,. ! I i . i ,"1 stated ! but no presume, judging of the day tho npcnica of the Uglslature, ns In, . .. . ..L .,...,. Ilf, .. 1.1. nlv will f'Avnis nil iiiilfiil (iitiirnni lull. us Tm.isiooK, Tlio vote iu this counly was unanimous for tho Union Slate ticket. Hur rah I for Hltlo Tillamook. Sea breezes nnd pure mountain ulr make pure principles. Camp Cmikahv, Juno 1, 1EC2. Dear Senlintl: lly way of whlllng pway a leisure moment this picnrar.t June evening ami perchance gratifying soma of your nnmcr ons readers, I propose briefly to tell yonjomc thing about tlio Southern llattallort'of the First Cavalry Oregon Volunteer. How wc got fere, our Trials nnd tribula tionshow wo journeyed through rain nnd snow and mud, went to bed cold and wet, nnd sometimes ht.ngry-nit this i need not tell yon, nsltlsliiitheiiast nnd nlmost foreotlcn. Suf - ficeit trfsay, wenrrlicdnt Camp Clackamas il. nil ,.f M,. t.i i it i,t. .i -.. j ..., guuu . condition. Our enmp Is very pleasantly loen- ted, on the north side of Ilia Clackamas river, oi the ground occupied by the Stale l'alr last full, nbont half n mile from lis Junction with the Willamette. The steamer c.prcs, plying I between Oregon City and Portland, runs ill cciveil anil issued, nml I nm conliileut thai there Is scarcely n mother who would know her lown son nt n Utile distnuco. Wu ucd to be' nblc to recognize each other by the baik, but lint n liner. Tim rnrr mi1 t.illrrt llml trr.irnl not to now. Tlio rags und tatters that graced here, nnd nt Camp Daker, have . many of us uts nnd J ickcls, ' Insly foriiKC enpt. iliC troncrH lllit i.i.. ..n ai .. it .......r.ni...H.i .....I r ...i tliMtilll tVMII. VII II 1.1 II U I ill. I II I U I HUH VI K ll I I , ,, ... , , , I material. Wehavcolso received our ntiii',1 t Midi consists merely of a gun similar to the yager, only, pcrhap, two Inches shorter. nppcnrs to bo n convenient and efficient nrm. Wc hnd not yet tried It nt target. Wc nre now, having recehedour clothing. anus nnd equipment, ready lo do our Uncle Mnte service. Prom present Indications how- eicr, we will not lie nble In do inutli Pr Iilin making II Impossible to go by the Dalles, n , inc peringc nronnii ino s,nraiic cannni oe made. The snow Is still llneerlni In tho Cas. cade Mouutnlr.s by way of tlio old road, byif.'jpT " Poster's, rendering it nlmost Impossible to go 'Candlei.' .'...'..', that way. So, Inking nil things toether, I Vlm-gur pirg.il would not hosttrpit'cd If wc were here nmnnlli . vet. However, ns Iho cherries nre cetthiLf rlpe.nnd wc lire becoming somewhat ncrptatnt. rd with ll.c fipfe In the vicinity, the lime' will unis off nli-isnntlv cnmteli. A eood many of the citizens have visited us, n major ity of whom. I believe, were ladl-s. They have shown thcniKlvei to hi kind, hospitable , pPI-I'H JACOIW is henby npiioliilnl my . ., 'jil iigint, lo lake charge of Ilia Mglei Mill ami ngrecalin'. nroiwilv. In .lncknn ciniiilv. and Is niillmrlnl The Sutler (perhaps you know htm),n friend r from K vllle, nnd a ' I.uir." were out for - I , , ' . . , , i , aging to day, nnd from Iho report they give, . wire emtneiilly iueecsfiil got nit the cherries ( they could cat, their dinner, pretty girls In talk v.llh, nnd InvlUd to call again. We had on ll.c eminent success of the Union liekct. llor.n Sotir.ii Dor . i i ii. , (ol. htcln. district of linvir.w at C.f CiacK.Di.vs bergcr, cominandlug the military Oregon, accoinpanlcil by Majors rj I ..,,l,.v.t r i.ucnocii, o.kIn, Mini., , Wlmton and Prancls.Ci.pl.il i I ....,. .,. ,.... ., ,,. i,,...,, ,.,.. i n n Ililan" Illlans proceede-il on board the steamer Van- "ivfr, Saturday mnn.ing last, lo the ! Clackamas counly Pair (i'round, where Ihirc ' , .. ', , ...... nro ni iireseni eiicaiiipeii unco mm n ii.iu com- ' . . ..f.a ..I .Jiiiilnil I ...1i.,.t.. a Irv t l.i. I . i lows: Company A, Captain T. S. Harris; i. . .i u . Company 1), Captnlii b. Iruax; Company P. Cniitahi .1. W. Mathews. nud ndetaelimeiit P. Ciiiituln il. W, Mathcws.nud ndilaehuuiit of Company 0, commanded by l.leut. While, , '", ';r 'lw clr",'lt C.iiirt.ngiilnsUaU Hejn ,,',',, , ,,, , ,, ,'woeJ, lu favor of llio Mhl I'altirmii. and the whole under command of I.icut.-Cul. i ji.jj, VIir, Hierln. Mwy "' MsJor lt'llMWOII. for the purpose ' "MeUI y examining and. ei lew lug the camp ' d Its otliccM and regulations. Shortly after . m.iABj r.r i. i..unii. ni..ia. ... Illt,.lff I'l IHU litlllUIIUIIt lllilllll lljM'll . ,...!,, . l ., 1 , , lltieil tUnil llllll, Mil klllll, I 1 ,1 'J 1 1, 1 , K" ') ll' 'nien .....d then ndmluls- Mf ,. muecrs,lo, cirsoid und nwrj four "( .' ,c 0;"1' fkf' ' '' mCmlt mC; ,C'j,l,"f;r'S the Colonel nnd tho other ofllccr c.xiimtiit.l Hie , i'"?.,'"!' VV. w. , '' ..t,.ir,?t"l.ti ..',.' .."" ptnrlcrs. After this, n eollatlon of gooil lliingi wns strud lound, nnd nil par tool, ... .l.i ...t.iii,. rt ,,i,, n,n I. it tf., i-M.n.in. "" ) " T,"llvi l"" !' I iioing rspeei.il jus.ico to inc ctarci" ami oilier luvigorulliig cordials. After lunch, nil the eonipanles wero drawn up for rei lew, nnd went lliroiigluill ihe mllilnry evolutions In prefci.ee I ui uiu voiunei umi tuiii uiui u nuiiiuiT oi Mines i , iroui eirvou e.uv. i nv icvie-M Having iacil ' oil with entire salbfaclion to tho Colonel nnd staff, mid with erullt to Ihe (fliccrs nnd men of the companies, tl.o parly ngulu returned to tho sleauur nnd departed, nmld long nnd loud chrirln'g, Iho band playing and n general good fiellug nil nrouud. upon arriving nt Port land, the slianier stopped (or ubout an hour, nnd the C'lliccrs nud guests ngalu regaled them selves upon tho good cheer olll-rcd nt Iho Me tropolis, ufier wldeli they went on their way rijolielng, nud no doubt returned lo Vancou ver, Ihilr headquarters, well pleased with their days visit. Oirgimian. Tut: I'miM.i li.u linen Tho following is from the Memphis Aivhiuclie, ol May I'.tli. "Tho lelegraphlc news from ltlihmond Is ' painfully significant. McClellan fcciiis to jiaie been pieparing Ilia fame futo for lEleh- mond lli.it Duller ni.d Porter got up fur Xew i Orleans, Tho enemy's gunboats ascended .. , . ,. , ' , .... ,, , . orkilcr, on Sunday, o w lliin thirly-uvc , .. p ',....., ' ' "'"" "' ' .""' "" --" when tho uunooats will net lo lliclimoud, ll Is painful to witness tlio gradual surrender of our strongholds, niter yeurs of toil in fortify ing, without the striking of a blow by our nr niics. lion ever, the policy of evacuating will soon of a necessity come to a elosc." Ojnjm V k: -COfNTIKS r.ii a a. I- ti-t '.', : Jackson..: ....i.vA fI3 44.1 Douglas . .7. .... ; .118- 271 I.nuc 4.1 1 :r: Jn(ih1nc 2.11 2.VI Ml Clackamas nil) VA y2,lj,,;;;;i ';;;; ;;;;;;; ?,!!j , Ji ' itpnii.n '.'.''.'.! 'i'.'.a!!v .'.'.' silt ii': 408 2r.8 'Jlullnonmh."...;. J..:..'..,..' ,ni' 210 Mini C:i!) fl(0 221 I Marlon.. , -., 1)18 Columbia 0(1 ''?"' ' & " "a! 281 fiO 12!) .mi 10 :ii !) l Odd no CS8 r.i; 118 lit) !) 21! 70:i!l UI.10 ' tlininiua., 1,',1 H""' ",1'i Tillamook 22 Totals. c.'n!) 3g;u ::t:t2 .Majorities for Union candldatcOl" 3.1f!) Jnxksonvlllo Prices Current. ItiiMiitniroi-llit'SiiillmlCiiiiictKlmtltl .I.uik.soxvim.k, Saturday, Juno 28. 1802, Wheal, per hmhcl f.o a ''!', '" j1" a l.."'0'''. "" ."' I'.V.'.'." ...... A ,-nln n (r. ;e'r' iw't'. S2 r.o a 3 no C'li!cl.ciis,pcriln ?.loun.luo ' ""' ,"'"'; I'l'r ,uu '" IIai- li,H lint $1 Hi) n A(M $33 lo S HI 17 1.1 20 II a,:(V ,,jc- cimr, t,Cr lb, , . ' ilo uu with bono ' no Iiritn . i . l . tin slinilldcw ilo hog roiiml Href, mil, per Hi 12 1.1 lo In lo 18 II ( MVitTtt" do .').'!.'.'.'! I ,unl, lenf In llns, per lb I l'' , In keen do , n'!i,cr' ffi' t ' Clici-o, per Hi 10 1.1 a 21) 18 n 2.1 a 37J none. 2.1 ';" fiwi.porilo ' fiViI!1""' "slo ' ".'.".", .i a I to I A 3 n 3 a none, none. 31 (1 23 33 3.1 331 2.V 23 '? An 2.10 - '','.),1 ''''' .Till no" 22 n '.'.'.'.'.'. "So ii , 10 a Ail n 200 a wmiiJiwiwuM'-ipsi (.'ru-btil ."ugar. .. Ilruwu do mMmvi.wu)vmKUmmc,lm Ntnv ai)Vi:iitisi:.mi:nts. 3Cor Rent. NI'AT COTT, T.(ir. IIOUSi:. fur-sr'Sr furubhril.lonsuilablu Ibirv.J nt lids olllee. 2I:. SM -e- liblinl urim initiin iri'iiin v i .... ...I 1 Im . jSST. Ha?f- i in irniinicl nil btMnem cuiiinvlul HiervMllli, ' ' "' "" ,,n, 'l'1 '"r,0" ''l ''! -'i.'! I'm inn necouiit of any liiiMiiexsciinneclid wllli sabl I -.IBjc y ,ropaiy. D.itnlnt l(n-lniri!.l)gn.. -May loth, IM.2, JIUKUIIINkON. i!:'? "si'ATi:oPoiii:(;oN, Coi'.srv oi" Doi'ui.AB. ) In JiuliceV Court. TU SAMUEL GORDON : VOU nro henby notlllcl lliat n Writ of At- 1 tiieliinvnt has Iwe-n bvicl npilust you, nud iniir iiimu-rK nllurtitst. tn ..illifi t In. .l.-ttmit.l 'i.f U'oiiard Slliigir.iiiiioiinllug loTldrly Did Hirst Now. imlen ou shall iitmenr lH-lon l '- llouiiiaii, n .liutteo of the I'eiico In mill fur ,M counly, at his ontce, on Iho .Mh Hay or ."'ciitcmbcr. IM2. Iiiib:mviil will be rendered iignlnst vim and yoiir propel ly sold to piy the ilclit .m.i mi; 21th .in .r Juiir, imi.. "i.i l,i:).S'AIM)r!TI.V(ii:i:.n.iInllir. JU'.M.? 'IS hereby kIvcii lo nil ieioa who nny have I wheat In tho Iltll'H'OOl) Mil.!., on Hear Cittk. Jncktim coiiiily. iiliUIs un ilirie irlr ! 'nlM i. 11i,.,i... .,-.. , , w i vr.... . .. ,!. . . ' ... ll 1.1 V til ki.l.l mill ,1,1.1 initl.i. Ihi.lr f-litl,,, 1.. ........,..- , v ,. Ilic same, ns nil Iho wlu-ut tlure In l,ulliwa uttachid nt Ilit.- ult or I'atlrnou e. HimoM; '! I llurior ,0,,i unit un procevu in sen i no wuio. or m iniicii ns wi mined by Iho la'.d llopnood on uaim-,1 it iy. In satisfy n:i cveutlon Is -util unoii u Jmbnicnt oblatuid at Hie June ' Jline Ifilll. 18fi. pubHc gn.O. I rrim: MiWrlln r will olfer nt nubile sale, nt i- Hie ranel. of.Stlekw.-l, A lloehus. nt larrl-' (Juleli.m'ir Aiidegila Cm h,J.icloii county, l&'. o.o'bi.Ll.iy. . he'll. 1,'d.,- ,.r July W& the follow Iiik ile-crllKil properly, lo wit: One horse, ono II ly. one coll. six ions wllhc.ilici. ele-iell cons wllhoiil cnlll'ii, Inu Ino-yiar-old r.i.,.ilti(. I,.i..1..,.ii.iiI.. ..(in ...Li. .iT tvtuL' mf.,1, nmi iioiue-iiul'l furniture. "Tunis of tale, ea.li In hind Property not to Imi l.iken away until ' niM r,.r. 11.11, , I .limn -'W. lull'. jiiiio :!, imi.-. , - HKMtV hTICKU'l.ll.! ...-. -.. ............ ... . ... Suiililnx Partner. Ai.i:.AM)i:ii iicsvi:i.i, -I'KACTICAI.- 3H2OOJl3L33lJaLa.0X, PAPKnitlJI.KIt, and BLANK-BOOK MANUFACTURER, HI! Chy and 51 1 CoiniaercI.il street., beliU'i-ii Moulgumery uud t-'aiuouK', SAX PUAXC1SCO. n. Illndlng of cvry ileserlpllon nrally c ccut'il ; lllaul. llooKii tilled uud Houm! In uuy il.-llnl inllvrii. !il:y Aiiiiivei'sSni' Ball ! . V - ""- .ft M UNITED STATES HOTEL, &! JAClCSONVILLili:. TOl'IS HOIENII nnnnuuees to Iho publle that JlienlllKlieuHAI.il nt Ids Hotel. In tldi phice. on (lie evening of Iho I'OUIII'II OP JtM.V. A general Imitation ii.liuiltil. No linllatlou cauls will bo bsuul. Uoeid Mudc will bo jiroihli'il, Tlrki'li, Slv Dolliirs. 21b I.OCI.S IIOHNi:. Prnprlelnr. FOURTH OF JULY 'JK ItALIi! W. cr 'i&r A 11AI.L WILL IIP, GIVKX AT TUP "Cr.ss-!.:, H:.cil IN IvKllBYVIlL.LR, Ou Friday Evening, July 4th, 1802. A general Invitation Is hereby given. JOIIX It. P1UXDI.K, Prop'r. Keibyilllc, Josephine county, Juno !, 1SW. '- !: sLiC t jrintvBa --J f KLc?Xil- Governor, Sctrrtary. 71 Mwjrr rrinter. 11 o 2. P. U 6'i.i 318 438 230 038 307 40.1 2.10 022 017 037 05 370 CPU At 1.17 HID 115 23 :r-; : nra H7 fii .11!) 4:i9 228 (141) no7 2.10 mis m:i M(! (1.1 ail (SI fi.i 1.12 1(12 D.I 2.1 4.12 201 :m 2.1.1 2(12 f7 108 221) 2t0 l!l(l 27D 18 nm 201 8 211 II 2 OUU f.3.1 an 41'7 21)0 CIO .100 loo 2.11 o:)2 on 1)18 07 308 CU.1 fil 1.1.1 111.1 07 2.1 0027 3.1H0 iiiiii 431 202 310 248 200 88 101 217 211 4!llt 230 40 101 201 7 22 0 nno 000 :i.i9d 43.1 238 2.17 .113 213 2I.-2 7 ti;.i no 23.1 fi.10 nil on, j 218 204 Ml 10!) 211 208 107 213 48 101 202 8 22 0 1 000 211 fil.T 18D r.Ct 108 11.11 .2.11 in in; 2!ll It) 21 . !) 4 not) 0781 3.101 :nul .WO' 0907 3117 3117 3.190 Sachs Bros9 Wliobnlc niul Rtlnil Pcnlm In Domestic, Foreign and Staplo Dry Goods, j:ms:mm :ji'; cm , Hats, Boots & Shoes, Hosiery, Millinery, and Fancy Goods ; Gonts, Ladio3' and Misses' Furnisliing Goods ! Kinliroiiliilcs, Luces. Millions, And a complete nsiorlinent of Dress Ti'inuiiings ! Are constantly receiving largo niMitlons to ll.eir now cxteuilve stuck of 'e resjc I fully solicit Iho patronage of the public, and gii.imule'0 Mlltf.iclton tu till who may laior iu with u cull. 8.V0US lmos. Jaehsonvllle, May 23, lfco1.'. 1!) FEMALE SCHOOL! Opcnlngr Day of Term Monday, 23d Juno, 1862. TEniM-S JXU'Y DAYS. A IKS. J. W. MiCUI.I.V takes ploamro In 111. announcing lo tho putd'a lh.it fbo will oiie'ii a Hlionl on Hie 'i'M In. taut, lor Ilia In- rliiiclli-u of fi'iu ties In Ihe dlll'erviit branches of LiikIMi iilucatlon, lu iiuolhirdi'pirliiienl, isoi will bo given Iu DuiwiMi ami Misie, ami K'moiis on the (it .Tin ami 1'uno. Ttrmt t t)mtter- lluglMi Course, $8.00 1 limning unit .Mu.lc, extra. Jae'kouiiiio,Jiiu'ji, tsn.. s:tir Oregon 3VI1X1. rpilllundertlBiiiil liailmr b-ased Iho "Wuslr J. luglun Mill," llio miles limn JaikionWIlc, mis inorougiiiy repauen n, nun menu New ami Iiiiii'ovi'il m.icliiiit1!')', nhlch, from my experience in conilrucllug tho same, us well in In iiiiiiuhiclurliig Hour, nr rant mu lu saying that tlio Oregon ; Mill can uud will ilo better work than nny oilier Mill In Iho Valley. Every Sack of my Flour War ranted to bo "Jk Ho. 1." I have opened a Flour & Feed Store IN JACKSONVJLLK, On California street, opposite V. Ryan's new building W.M. J. ALLKX. Jacksonville, Juno 11, ItCJ. ri;lf NEW BOARDING HOUSE. AMOS i:. UOGintS has tuhen Mrs. J. W, McUully's new dwclllujr, on C.illforultt lui't, for Ihu above puipoc. Ills tablu will be luiuldied with tiu: iikst Iho inn.hct olloicl, niul pollen up lu "nmilo plo older." If any ono is dbpose-d lo doubt Ihu coirectuofH or .the nliovo btatemeuts, )ileafeo do hlin the honor of calling, nnd tho whole Hilnu can at oncubo tented, It will only rott S7 to try it n week, oi mijcenisior n ciiikiu eau, t a NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. BRADBURY t WADE. Dissolution. TIII1 copartnership heretofore existing be tween tho utiilerslgncil, muter Iho nam) nnd stylo of WAIH1. MullUAN ft CO., Is Hill elny dlssohcd by niuttiat consent. Pltlicr pnny will sign in liquidation. All persons l:i. iicnicu to ino iioii-o are ncreny rcspeciiimy rj ipiettcd lo (title their accounts, cither by cas'i or note, nt tho shortest possible date, and debtors of long standing nre urged to hnilun payment, ai Ihu business must bo closed up. Creditors will idcnsa present their claims Ut adjustment at their earliest comcntcucc. t a eii.'ki i tir i in. KDWAIUi S. MOUOAX, 1.KWJS I lIKADIIUltY. Jackionvllte, Ogu., April l'Jtti, IHOi. Hq .Copartnership. 'Pill! subscribers hereby form a connection Irs JL tho Oeneral Merchandise Iluslucss, nt .fnckromlllo mid l'lia-ulx, Jackson county, Ori'iron. umler the namo mid style or HltAP IIL'ltV WADR They nsunic nil tho liabilities of the late drill or WAD!:, MOIKIAN &. CO., nnd are nu lliorlr.ed lo collect nil demands due Hint house. IMilorsiwIll pleno lako duo nollco snd sctllo un without delay. i.Kwisr,. imADiiunv. .TAMPS 11. WADi:. April 2.1111,1862. Reduction ! NO MISTAKE TO MAKE ROOM FOR Spring Arrivals, WE WILL 8ELL STAPLE GOODS -AT ici:iuei:i rates: For Cash or Produce DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HOOTS AND SHOES AT Very Small Profits, TO I'OlTCSliOllil Willi (lie Times IllilllllHIIV k WADE. TO TIIK CITIZENS OP llI(i:.M AM) VIII.MTY. HAVINT. boiiKht tho Stoehs nnd Mercanlllo lliulniM or Mmr. lti:i)l.lCII .c (iOI.D- MITII and I1. 1". McMANUri. li., nt lids luilnt. and leased tho llrlrk llulldinir lately occiipU'd by lie lift nami'd parlies, wo now oll'ir liiiliiecments to the I'uLllo to I'aior us with their patroiiaj;c. Wo pleilKO oure-lves to keep (1001) AltTf CI.US. uud to sell Ihcm at ttu I.OWUST JAUK SON VILLI: I'HIOIS, which nre fast comliitf down to Summer Intel. Call and see. Wu will tuku nil dei-crlplloiis or 1'roduee that can bo disposed of wllhoitt n lots. Ml iilliUltl & WADE. I'lKHNlX, April 25,1602. i.i:msi- imiimruv, &m FtaneUeo. jimks n. wint. Ji)ek$ourille. BRADBURY & WADE, OI'HCB WITH Messrs. JAMItt, 1I0M) & CO., SAN TIIANOISOO,