Oregon sentinel. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1858-1888, August 16, 1862, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text' J s THE OREGON ? i t.'J&siWEs: IN ADVANCE. JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 16, 1862, VOL. VII NO; 31. SENTINlfT1 , . . j square (10 Unci or less). Tim OltXtiON SENTINEL. IIKNUY DKM.Itvmm, XiiVr mill Prnp'r. Office over Clugnge ty Drum's Stablet. SrmciitrrioK Ona year. In nilvnnco, Four Dollars j Six months, Two Dollars und Fifty cents,) three moulds, One Dollar and Fifty erniuiiieM rciicwcu, papers will lie illsC'ili ttnucfl Blithe cxplmtlon ul the time for whlcl (hey hiuc occii paw. Amkiitisim) One (Irt lawl Ion, Three Dollars; each nibciuent Insertion, One Dollar. A discount or liny per cent will be imulu to those who udvurtieu by the ADVERTISERS. lly application. lo Postmaster mid Mali Cur ricrx. j oiucau team Unit the Oiikuov Hkntinki. Iiii by far a. larger circulation In the counties uf Jurksou, Jotcphluu. nud Douglas, Oregon, tnd Del Kurtu, Cullfurnlii, limn nny-iitflvr i per. This tact should commend the .Skmi.nki, to you ui a tujicrlor mctlliim for advertising. list of Arrouts for tho Oregon Bcntlncl, who are nuthorlrcil to transact any business concerning thin paper, In the n.iuie ol the pub- llsucr . Il' t'Uhcr Wad-north Kuytics, liber Kmry K.C Taylor W W. I-outer. REDUCTION OF MUCES IK- Stoves & Tinware, G. B. DORRIS Important Political IMovcineat, New l'lntrortii of the I'nc. Party, -AT till- II. H Ptllll.ip . . . . Jehu I. I'rlndlc.. A. II. Mcllwnln ., Y, V. Ulu?uurt.. K.J. l-'uibes M'ji, M. VIvuus... S.iu Francisco. Yielia Ashluud. 1'llU'lll.Y. ....Applcgnte , . Wllll.iinMiiirK ... .Kerliy villi! Waldo .... Kerliy vllU- Viihlo AllllOII'l' Joel Thorn Cmiyoiu Hie llufu Mullory l!oehurg Isaac It. MooreH Salmi f. V. Klltworlli F.ugcno City. ' Cli.irin.ui Oregon ('lly. 1). W Wakefield Uluny. HmiIjiuIii Cook Corvallis J II. Smith Crcwent City Albert Doolllllo Happy Camp. L. P. FISHER'S .Advertising Agency No. CUD Wn.liliiKlim Hirers,, tarly opposite Hagulrc' Opera House, SAN FRANCISCO. Stovo and Tiuwaro Shop 0a Third Street, botweon tho Express Saloon and Dowcll's Law Ofilco, Jnckiouvlllc, Oregon, Keeps cotistiinlly on hand tho best patterns 1. -oi' cooking stoves. 1'aui.ou stoves. , , saloon stoves, And every kind of Tin, Iron nml Coiipcnrni'c, He-sides n great variety of Culinary urtlclcs iuu numerous eo incuiion. Persons wbhlnj; anything In my Ilnr-are re spectfully hivlt.il to call nml examine Illegal ity and prices ol' my wares. Lve-y kind of JOll WORK done to ontcr. Jly ntt n "U'nie Itrimlinl IVIIIimit Cliniitt- okorge it. nonius. Jacksonville. Nov. II, IHiil. .13 -JtXU- Advertisements ami inscription solicited (or llto Oiikuov .vk.tim!I. mid lor the prlnclp.it piper on Iho faclllc cojI. Adverllncinvuts lorn-JiiKit to papers publMu-d In uuv iiortloii of All.int.'c hlaiea. (lie . I3LTSINESS GAUDS. - - K m. L. H. DEWEY, rU.lCTILUL Jowolor, TCatchmakor and Ktrin conMtntly on hand a One asHirlineiit tf Cf.iK.-lif aud Ji.wkuit. which ha utlkrt lor ul itt cry low prices, I'or cum. IMCl'AHIING-Clocks, Watches and Juuclry rrpiiritl uith pruuiiittivis uud w jrriiilul. fcliop ou Cilltornu .Ireet, tuo doors wrtt uf Unv & DllgcrV. Jacksonville, July 2il: -jH OUANUE JACOJJS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Jiukumvlllc. UrrKon. "irn.I, allcuil to builncffl In llic Courts ol Tl the I'int .ludluUt DUtrict, mid in Hie Katrine (.iiurl. Pel. '.'0:11 hhu u, pvi.b ..iu;iin mi.i)iiy. I'VIE ii. niALLOHV, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, lUiMliurK. DdiiRU. Couiily, Ogn., TtM.Ij altetid to ttny buslmffl confidnl to 1 1 l hem, in the tm-rnl Courts or the ! irit Judicial District of Oregon, mid in tliu h'u pntne C.urt. Oct(ili(T'J0:ll WAR SCRIP, WARS CRIP. D. F. DO WELL, ATTOllNEY AT LAW, Will practice In all Iho Courts of the Third JuJhI.il Dlklrlct, the Huprcmo Court orOru Sin. and In Vrcku, Cat. II'-Ins nn ngriit at WaOiIngton.iuid expects "utiiiii.iiciiy aim uio Atlantic tins summer 'i rsn, mm any uuHiieM win rccilva prompt sllfiillon. ii'y'.'.VI'.l ''pilKumlcrslRncil would rcpccirully tnforin X Iho citizens uf Jnckron nml iidlnlulni? counties that ho has on hand and wilt niauuliio- uiru in iinier All JCliKlfi of Stulillury & JIuiuchh M'lll 18 Heavy Drnujilit Ilurnri' (lone and iliort tujt) Concord 1 turner, llugf,')' llarntiw (ilotiblu und Ingle) HiKiiiUli Kuiltlliii. tnv niid rlKulut: complete i ladles' riudillif, Jockey Huddle, .Saddle buj;st Ilridle, Hurcliilrf, Mullen, Hpurs, CurrVcouiln Whips, Wliipdnslics, And all oilier articled usually round In a llrstcluM stuck or A LL WOK IC W A II K A N T J-M) . Htoro U " KculJncl " Uulldliig, Cjllforufu strut. , . JJEMIV JVlHilZ. luckfoiivllle, Dec. 1, Iblil. .!)tf Wanted in Exchange! -AT T1IK- IIOOT&SllflliJlMllFlllTOlll' OATS, WHEAT &. BACOPJ - von - Harness, lliidlcs and Saddles, Of all kinds, and all kinds or Haddlu rlugldR. ftr Hoot uutl Kltoeii umdo nml re- p.ilnd to order In a neat uud workmanlike muuiivr. Iii'iulnjor K. M. CUAI'lN'. I'twiiU, Kcb. U. C. 1. 1). IIAIWES & 1SKO. iProm Harper's Wctkly. AVc Imve oblnlucd Inrormnttuii of a very Important political movement wlilcli tins lately tuken plnco In New York, mid v.liicli 11 likely to cxcrl no small Inlluenrc upnu t lie destinies of this Slulo and the, Union. It teems that a few evenings since n select parly nf bankers, shipping merchants, politician?, lawyers nml editors met In n private room nt one or our hotel!, nml resolvul to orgnntzc a new parly, to be known us" TlieAtitidelu viniu." A prominent merchant observed tlmt, In his opinlonklliliigs liniLbren nnlnj from bud to wnrsc for many ycurs. The encroachments of the i:.ecullvo were becoming Intolcrnlile ; witness the execution of tho martyr Gordon I For his part, lie believed in leaving trade free, niul ir u man choose to Import negroes from Africa, he saw no objection ; It was notorious thul the spiritual condition of the slaves In South Curolinn was fur ruperior to that nf the negroes in Atliuntco or Dahomey. He went In for saving fouls where he could. He thought the legislation of the United .Stales was rotten, and ndvised u recurrence to the old colonial laws, under which his ancestors In liliodc Island hud done uncommonly well for scvernl generation. An editor, In rising, wMird to rny that lie that he wuh In favor of tho prosecution of the war. Hut he wished It prosecuted with romc regard to Immunity, He was npporcd to the shedding of blood, especially of nur brethren In the Hlatn Kittles. Ho could whdi tlmt (ifiicrnt ileClellnn should be directed to lite several volleys with blank cartridges In I he direction nf Richmond, uftrr which n deputa tion should be rent In JelT. Davis to offer him the reversion of the Presidency on condition of pence. His blood bulled when lie thcught of the number or slaves who hud rrcuped from their masters during the present war. He understood that General I.ec, whom lie was proud to cull hi friend, lias lost two valuable slave. Why wcru they not returned? Was the Government n common thief? Ho was ihI u church member himself, but ho hud a friend who went regularly to meeting, und who informed him tlmt In Deuteronomy Here the srtikcr was Interrupted by n boy who en me In with u list of nur killed nml uoundedut I'ulr Ouks, which the editor be gan to copy for his paper. A lawyer remarked that the authors of the war were the eoplo of New Hnghiud, und that lliey were the dlsuulonlits. A popular Impression existed that It wus tho prople or hoiith Curolinn who fired the first gun in the nnr. This wus n mlstuke. It wus .MaMacliii- setts who sought a roveruueo of Ik Union, not fiouth Carolina. He was bound In admit inai mo lormer nun sou a lew troops to sup port the I'rrsMent, while tho latter hud dis patched her volontivrs nguiust S'iiihlnglnn Hir tho wnr us the South. IIu could seo no diffcrenco himself between an Abolitionist and Secessionist a friend of freedom aud n friend to alnvery a defender of thp Government and a traitor. They wero oil ouo to him. With these few rcmaiks, lie would move tho follow ing resolutions : WiiKtiKAu, The rntcally and diabolical con duct of the Knrllrn States, and especially Aliissachietts, Vermont and Wisconsin, have plunged this country into n fratricidal war : and whereas, the bloodihlrty Iteptcsentotlves from these States refused persislentiy to uvcrt the war by ndoptlng the advlco of such pure patriots ns John C. llncklnrldgc, A'uilundig hum and Hunter, and clvlmr un cvervthlnir dvnliindrilliy the Bftilhern people i and where ns, (he Southerners havo n'ready proved their valor, and (he utter Impossibility of subjuga ting them by force of arms : " He it raolvul, 1. That the times call for the establishment of a new Northern parly, consisting of nil the virtue nnd worth, and most of the modesty ol the North, to crush nut nnd keep donu the rascally, Jacobinical, radical fiction. " 2. That tho cardinnl prlucip'c of this parly be the restoration of the Union as it was, with .Mason, Slidell, Drecklnrhlge, Davis uiul Hunter in the Benale; l'ryor, Stephens nnd Ilurksdale in tho House; the Fugitive .Slave I,nw In full operation throughout the North, mid shivery in ull the Territories, pres ent nnd luturc. ".i. i inn wiin mo view to cone late our Southern brethren, the ofl'cers or the Southern unity thould be ndmllKd Into tho United Slnles nrmy with the rank they now hold, nnd that the supremo command ho given to Gen, Ileuurrgard, who should be appointed Lieut. General by Cnngrifs. ".. Tlmt Mnjor-Gcncriil Lovdl bo Invited to resume his position us Street Inspector In this city. That Senator Sumner be tried lor trcn- Ofllcinl .Negligence in Josephine Wauio, July 20, 1802. FJ, Sentinel.' As the excitement of the election has passed, mid business has resumed Its peaceful reign, I presume it would not be termed nn electioneering trick to again call the nttcntion of tho citizens of this county to Its financial affairs. Deforo tho elcllon, the .Sheriff was accused fund justly ) of necli gence in his oQlcJul duties, tlmt he hud neglec ted to mako tils ofllcinl returns of the dcliu fuent taxes, as required by law. How far tlmt was truo we will proceed to show. In the month of February, 18C2, the Sheriff nras charged with tho delinquent tax list of 18CD to the amount of S9.:il.1 0.1. Tim nmnrr lima Tor him to settle with the Commission ers was the first Monday In April. And I presume tlmt ncurly every citizen In the county knows that it was not done, nlthough there was n largo amount of funds In his lmnd., thul had been collected, nnd which was not paid Into the treasury until tome time In June, und I doubt not wus drawing Interest Tor his benefit during that time. After two un- siteceMful nttempls to obtntn a settlement. tho Commissioners met again, on the third third Monday In June, for a final settlement with all the county officers; but owing to some misunderstanding were tumble to agree, and consequently could not ccttlo with any oncoxeept the Sht-rlir, he being the only ot.c whoso accounts were examined and corrected. The following being the result ! 'J'hc present Hoard of Commissioners have concluded not to rc-lease the building of Saw yer's as a Court House, with nil lis conveni ences for business und comfort, and more than nil Its quietness (being away from the rum mills of Kcrby., where nolso and confusion rules) and have tensed the old Court House, with all lis disadvantages, with all Its bats and dreariness. In the midst or noise and conuiilon, Will) n wholesale rum mill under the Judge's scat, and a retail whisky jhop In flic rear, nod another on the opposite side of lite street. I presume the change will not be very ac ceptable to Judge IMm, who prefers quiet ness to confusion, especially during busincts I Waldo. hours. llcturned delinquent (ax llt of 'CI Unliuvliilly collected by Assessor. .$3,010 T5 oUI C8 Collected by Treasurer lifter llet given to Khcrlir 2t2 01 Treasurers receipts tu Blicritr. 3,:il I I!) Over AsrcMiiicnt .'1.1 III Khcrlfrihdliiipicnt (cuunty finidi. ... Cb7 J8 Kherlirdellnijueul (State, school am Jackiau cuunty luud) S27 36 13. P. HUSSI3LL NOTARY PUBLIC. Office with B. P. Dowell, Third Street, J-ecKcn.Nviu.:. Oiikcov. 2D V9SaS lieu cf " Xtc State Saloon," on Tlmil St. SHAVING. Hair-cutting, Shampooing Cur ling and Hair Dyeing. Also, a gcaiilno article ol Fish's IImiiIIks rsirji;,aud Crlstadoru's Kieelnor llatr Jhjetor "' Jackhouvllle. Jan. 'Hi,. .'ii PETER B 11 ITT, PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST Jacksonville, Urrgon. prepared to tuko 1'lcturcs in every stylo or -"' .ii, nun nu iuu luiem nnprovciuviiis. ir Jo not Rlvosatiractlon.no charges will bomailo Ull at 1- link's Cigar Store, or nt tho Gallery on Ibe Hill. and st-o his Pictures. Ut INSURANCE AGENCY, JACKSON V1LLK. RISKS taken upon Mill-, Hotel. Stores, )nelllii, otc on thu mod f.ivorablo terms, In Hartford, 1'hionlx, Glrord, (looilhue, sin other well known and responsible ooinpu- ales, J8t2l K. O.SlCSSlONS,Aent. WHO WANTS TO SMOKE A Fine Havana Cigar, Sy If you do, go aud get It, nt JUIENTANO'S. Jaek'oavllle, Augot J. Are now Closing Out their entire stock ofi Goods, Groceries & Liquors, at the Very Lowest Hates, FOR CASH ! 1U Glvo lis a call, ntllio I'oit Ofllco llulld Ing, corner or California uud Oregon street'. April )'J. 18112. HJ NE W STOCK! or. NSVSSR TTAS rceontly received n largo and dtvcrsl Xd. not nsMtrimcnt ol BI'HING AND WKIGI1T CLUCK'S, SILVKIt WATOIIKS. DIAMOND JKWKLUi I'HAUL, i;.MKUAI.I),nnd OA.MKO SKTS. Together with a plendid lot of other Ureast-I'ins, llrooches, Kur-Hings, Finger Rings, Lockets, lliieliles. Clasps, Hrueelcts, Sleeve Ituttons, Necklaces, Watch. Chains, Chatelulna and Seals, All of which will be sold nt tow v-joks and warrunteil. J. NKUHKU still continues JtFJ'AIIl WATOIIKS. JKWKhUY und (JI.OOKS. as heretofme, in tho best manner uud Willi dis patch. All uitlcles in his line mauiifti'ctured promptly uud with neatnecs. Cull nnd v hii stock ut the old stand, corner of Third and California streets. Jucksonville. ilttf. m iiiisW PAOK-S.VDDM'IS ennsliinlly on hand at iiny Harness nud Saddlery fsiabll'hinent. 5J I1KNKV JUDGE. Hut nppearniicMwcro often diwltful. The SiHilli CaroliiiimiswcTC n wholc-soulnl iKiiple. incapable of dUboiKXt tleuliiig; whereus, lie knew from experience that the New England- cis were ruguc. Ho bad a case Hero he wuscdllcil to order by the Chair man, who remarked that while he was glad to hear that their friend, the lawyer, had got n care a, last, It had nothing to do with the ob ject of the meeting. They hud met there to tee If something could not bo done to stem Iho tide or human progress ami civil. nation, whte.li was sweeping beforo It tho time hoiiorid prejudices, abuses and wrongs In which they nil naturally clung. He would cull upon his neighbor, the bunker, to ventilate his opinions. The banker remarked that the great trouble it tho want of an aristocracy. Ills friend, Lord Thingumbob, had told him so when he met him hi Full Full, und ho was convinced of Iho fad. At the South, now, the large s'ave nwmrs constituted an aristocracy not so solid ns might bo wished, ho confessed, us many of the young men at the South was apt to gamble uwuy their negroes, lie had him self won a yellow girl at poker, nnd sold hr six we-eks allerwnrds for 2,500 (lia! ha!), but still the South bud an aristocracy, and this was the secret of tho superiority of Southern men to Northerners'. He was decidedly In favor nf the organization of a new party nt I lie N rth based on found feuJal principles. He thought the United Stutc.i required u he reditary aristocracy selected from the ban kers, merchants bankers, lawyers bankers, men nf properly, und to fourth. If n plunk to this (fleet were inserted in tho platform ol the new party they might count him in. A politician congratulated tho meeting upon the soundness of the views expressed by the speakers, uud thu firm front they propoml to present to the precarious heresies of the day. In the present disastrous crista of die country hu had tuken Ids side some time since. nnd proposed to slnnd by It. He was In fa vor of the war. Hut niter Iho war ho wanted Iho ttatu quo mile Mluin absolutely restored. He Imped to tco his friend, Senator (now General) Toombs, of Georglu. in his placo In the Senulo ; his friend und correspondent. Senator Muson, now absent in Europe, at the head of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations ; hi old acquaintance, Jefferson Du vis, restored to the control of, Iho Committee on Military Affairs, which his experieneo dur ing tho prctcnt wur will so mlmirubly fit him to wield ; and Hrolher Ik'n. appointed United Slates Commissioner of Lotteries, with u large per cent age on the sale of policies. He agreed sou, nnd, If possible, hanged. " (i. Tlmt n monument le raised In the city or IliKton to tho memory of tho late Preston Ilrnoks, whoso Chrlslnln bchuvior was so beiiiitlrul n prnlntypo of Ilia conduct of his Southern friend during Iho nrntcnt war. " 7. Tlmt Hubert Small, the nigger who ran uwny from Ids owners In Charleston with nviiluablo stenmboiit, bo returned under a Hag truce, uud Commodore Iiupimt who ubctlcd him in the theft nl himself mid boat, bedis misted fiom (he service, "fl. Tlmt the urgro Who uutu Col. Kcnly Information of the approach or the enemy at I-runt I loyal receive ouo hundred lashes fur escaping from his master without a regular pais. i). That the true object or the cstnb lishmetit or tho Government uf thu United States was the protection und maintenance of Biiivcry and the discouragement or freedom ; wherefore a law of Congress should render it penul, forever hereafter, to sjxsik commend Ingly, in any public discourse, or fiectlptu or liberty, or (hu rights ul nun, nud nn orator lie appointed by Congress on each Fourth or July, to explain to the people the beauties or slavery, the cliurm of the whipping post, the advantage or the Iron collar, the merits or the blood humid, tho virtues or slave traders, nnd the gennrtil common sense of making jwple work without wages. ' 10, That ltusta having commenced the emancipation ofthowrfs, diplomatic relations lie broken ntT with her ; thul Spain be warned Hint If she carr'cs out the object of her leading stute'smen fur the emancipation of the negroes hi Cuba and I'ortn Ilieo, the United State win consider it a raxu belli ; and that new und close treaties or friendship nud utility- lie concluded with the hmperor of Hrnr.it, the King of Dahomey nnd Iho Sultan nf Tot key. "11. Hint it being thu deliberate scum; ol the members of this parly tlmt the world Is going headlong to ruin that civilization is n mUttiko und progress a delusion they take tho imiiiq and title uf thu Antediluvians." These resolutions, having been put to vote, were carried vein. ton. ; and the meeting sep arated hi high good humor. eo,313 !)3 It teems, (hen, that thcra was too much truth In thu assertion of official misconduct mid negligence. No wonder that Jitlle cir cular stirreii up tucii a commotion among the InnialM of that net at Kir by. It etc oted u buzzing (hat has not yet ccuicd. For uny one to take un unprejudiced view or the mutter, It would look very much like ember. weinent, and, wcro 1 one of seven that hud lu decide upon the mutter, would certainly give il that definition. Thai electioneering tour wus rather nn expensive one, at least for Josephine county. Tho figure's nbnro are facts, uud cannot be contradicted ; they aro on rrconl.nuid any ono can Mtlsfy himself by referiug to the minutes or the Hoard or Com missioners, held on tho third .Monday nf June wt. There nrc nlltcr nets or count' officials, just coming to light, tlmt also sounds very much like cuiltmlemcnt. Our rorinrr tchoed Superintendent 1ms absconded, with school fundi'; the exact umoiint is not yet ascertained, but supKv.ed to be near four hundred dullurs. With ull the exjierlencc or the past to gti.de us, we still persist In placing men in positions of trust, thul ore cither iucnnictcut to ht form the dulhn nslgne'd them, or from their former mode or habits of life ore rendcre-d un fit to fill places of honor or trust. If I nm too severe in my comments upon the ucts nf our county officials, I cannot lo blind to (he fads Jerry IMosgmn Stump Siicccli, Indies, gentlemen, frlcnels, fellow-citizens, hards and soft, True Hrieks, Good Egg' onmigiiacs, ejiei nosw, l oung l-.uglcs. Hoar- log Alligators, or any other man : I stand hero, upon the broad, large platform or loco' motive go abcnditU'cness, clear up to the 'lothcr end or circumference, on the double track, oath, union railroad of human rights, and Tree speech of woman or any other man. I stond here, the self chosen nominee of the go ahead nnd goyour-death party, for Uncle Sam's entire n.iMon and plantnntatlon of ,11 Slates, 0 Territories, whiles, reds yellows, blacks, Including lloroco Oreely ; with the rich, the rough, soldiers, citizens, farmers, prin ters, fiddlers, suckers, tailors, showmen, and ..I . . .. any oiner man. now, as j am on mo Stump for the go-ahead nnd go-your-dealh parly, yon will no doubt ask me the great test question, " What do you want for this greatest nnt'on of civnlizntlon 1" I wont, tike all other politi cians, all I can get ; and If I can gel It, I'll lukc it, or any other man. I wont a Con grcs that wilt pull for tho nation, Instead or pulling the trigger, Ahem I wnnt n Congress ol freemen, instead of a menagerie ol lire cat ers. I wnnt ItMJaw and more judgement. I want n President who will nnulro no Covodc Commit le fundi. I want less Irrepres sible conflict, nud moro Irrepressible bounty I want Congressmen who will stomp (heir feet on the franking privclege, and pay the postage on their brandy demijohns. I wunt a homestead bill that will irlvc every poor man a home, with a wife in it, stocked with fifteen living likenesses of their father. I want every man who wants more than twenty wives to be (logged with the steel springs of thetr lionptklrls. till every particle ol polys-. omy is scnurseil out of I heir carrutr, or any oilier man. I want Cum. Turner to give the .Mexicans another taste of Yankee thunder bolls. I want Gen. Houston to lasso the trai tors that surround him. I want the North and tho South to come to on Irrepressible cnnflci of cterual amity. I want the only Helpers to be that every Stuto in this glorious Union hel Haiiiku SttAnr. " Why Is It, my son, that nhep you drop your bread nnd butter It Is always butter side down T" " I don't know, it hadn't orler did It. The strongest side ought to be upierinosl, hidn't Il ma? aud this la tho strongest butter I ever seed." " Hush up, It's some of your aunt's churn ing." " Did the churn It? The big lazy thing " " What, your aunt? " No, tliis ycre hotter. To make tho old woman churn It, when it's plenty strong enough to churn Itself." " He still, Zib,l, it only wanls working over." " Well marm, If ft you, when 1 did It, I'd put In lots of molasses." - " You good for-nolliihg I I've ate n great deal worso In the most aristocratic New York bnardina: house." " Well, people of rank out local It." " Why people or rank ?'' i' 'Cause It's rank butter." "You varmint you I What makes you talk so t mart J" " The butler Lai taken the skin off my mouth, mother." " Xibl, don't lie 1 I can't throw ow.iy tho butler, Itelon't signify." ' I'll tell you marm, what I'd do with it. Keep it to drnw blisters. You orler sec tho flies keel over nnd dio the minute they toucli it." " Jib!, don't exagerato, but ther's twenty- fivo cents to go and buy some rresh." Itself nud then help its neighbors. I want Gknmai. Hanks. We recollect no toplu on which tho public was ever so heartily unan. Imotis as on that of the admirable leadership or General N. P. Hanks In the late retreat down tho Shenandoah Volley. Stripped of the larger part of Ids division In eleflanro of his energetic protests, left with but five or s x thousand men In n hostile region, filled with woods nnd mountain defiles which af forded ctery fuclllly for stealthy movements and surprise's, lie wus suddenly pounced upon by a force at least four times his own. He was compelled to retreat through n country swarming with malignant traitors who ob served his every movement from overhanging mountains and reported It at once to his ener getic and vigorous adversary. And yet Gen. Hjuks, by knowing Juit when to retreat and alien to (urn uud tight to afford lime for tho immense train he protected to clear a defile or cross a bridge, toved not only Iho great body or his force, but all his cannon ar.d nearly all his munitions and baggage. To win victories wild adequate force is rosy ; to save an army suddenly beset hy nn Irrcslstnble enemy nnd compelled to rclreat through n hoitlle region. Is one of the most difficult op erations tlmt ever taxed the resources) ol n commander. Grn. Hanks Is not n veteran. Why arc the ilelinquent tax lists of '58, 'M, with his friend, lliejuwyer, In the opinion tlmt the North was atTcist os largely responsible A. Waiio's Family ExeKniKxcB The famous Haldiusvillo showman, lu a late letter from Washington, draws tho mutrimonial cur tain uslde, uud gives outsiders a peep ut the following littlo family picture behind the scenes : My wife stooel before the lookiu' glass fuulu up her Itulr. What n'r you doin,' Iletsey t" I Inquired. " Doin' up my back hair," she replied. " Iletsey," t-ottl I, wiih a stern air, " Helsey, you'ie too old to think or such frivolities as back hair." "Too old 1 too o!dl" she screamed, too old, you bald headed idiot ! You lialut got hair ciiuiT onto your head to nuke a decent wig for a single-breasted grasshopper," 'I he rebook was severe, but merited. Hens tlh I shall lei my wife's back hair alone. You beared me. My little dawlcr U growln' quite rapid, and begins to scrooilnize chthln' with young men Inside nv It putty clcwl. I observe, too. that sho twists pieces of paper round her hair or nights, mid won't let me put my nrms around her any more lor rear I'll irmu her. " Your mother wasn't nrrnid I'd musa her when sho wos your nge, my child," ed I, one day, with a slight twlnklo in my dark bay eye. ' No," replied my little dawtcr, ' sho probn lily liked It." You uin't goln' to fool female Young Amer ica muchyou may gnmble on that. (10 uud 'CI still in the bunds of Iho Clerk or Sheriff, without an effort being nmdo for the speedy collection or them? Why so many names upon those lists, of men who hac not paid luxes for the past two years, men or in fluence, and by referlng to the assessment rolls, of the years 'CO nnd 'CI, owners ofn Inrge uniount of real and personal properly! Is it in consequence of the unusual distress prevailing in tho county, owing to the ditas t rous Hoods which hnve recently visited us, thul it would bo an act or cruelly to collect them by distress, or from motives or human ity, that the officers have not enforced (he col lection of them ? As to the length or time the tax collector may extend lis sympathies, out or motives or humanity, tho law pulth not. Or Is it a system or favoritism to Ids particular friends sympathizers with, and colleagues In, his political (cccfs!on) prinei p'cs or reurfull of offending friends, nud thereby losing political Influence T """' r uihc mine, Willi ail your resour- Hiwrfiillv nrinil! flmt Mr. T.ln.ln l,c .!... -..-,-.--, - n..,,, ...... - ""ll IIH HUMII ces lor wen.iu mm prosperity on every s.de or ,,IinKlf u,Uttl t0 llU wotk) nnd rcfcucd H, political backs to buy Horace Greely n new '"it lie lias ntready cvtnceil tho natural quail. coat and James (j onion Dennett n new con science. I wunt the best man in Iho ration for President. I Itnpo we iiiuy have hhu, or nny other man. ir we have, we cmi hang the Stars und Stripes on the North Pole, and the Cup or Liberty on the South Pole, the Amer Iciin Eagle on the We-st Pole und E Pluribui Uniim on the East Pole; Liberty holding the crcut Halnnco Pole or power, nnd that we may all shout out " Hurrah for our tldo or Jordou," or nny other man." Prtrsinr.XT Lincoln'. The special corres pondent ol tho biudon Timet, writing from New York, siieaks as follows of the Pmldent : "There cun lie no doubt that the President is tho most popular man in the United Slate. Without education or marked ability, with out the personal advantages or a Cue presence or courteous manners, onu placed unexpect edly iu n position or unparallelled difficulty and danger, lie has so coitdiicteel himself nmid the storm or passion tlmt rages around him as to have won the good opinion or everybody. " There is not a Journal In the country that speoks or him except with high respect; there Is not a soldier In the field who does not love and honor him ; mid there Is not u iitnn In private lire, whatever may bo his po litical opinions or bis views upon the origin, conduct, or progress or the wur, who does not you, gold bcurbK mouiitulus unon vour every bonier, streams bearing I he glittering ore, emptying into every river, fertile valleys, tlmt could supply your evvty want, that you should be itlinon on tho verge of bankruptcy, that your children should have squandered the luir inheritance given them, und who, It Is hoped, muy we tho errror of their ways, and, like the prodlcal son. return to the naternal rnofund again find succor in the embraces oil lis parent, Jackson county. Since the election in this county, n great chanso has came over u portion of its citizens. Those that were so loud in their professions of loyally and so seem ingly zcalotiif, pud hypocritically In earnest for the preservation of the Union, me now as anient Secessionists, nnd as loud In their demonstra tions ns they wero at the commencement or this wicked rebellion, and it is not an un common occurrence to see litem drink to the health nnd success or JelT. Davis; nnd It needs but a few reverses of the Federal army (which Uod forbid) (o render them Insulting and defiant. And tho crowning act of all Is tho order of the Hoard or CommUsIoncrs to publish tho present exhibit or the counlv'a affairs in the Reghter, a secession sheet of tho illnmetle, hundreds of miles from the county seat, when there is a paper within a day's ride. So much fojvtbp principles of Scccssiar presidential office from the contempt Into which it was failing'. "TliecxplauatiHii Is to be found In his mnnly common tense and his unquestionable honesty. Incorrupt onild the corruption, jier severing nmld Iho vucilluilon, and tirgle minded amid the false pretense and torturous double dealing of three-fourths or the public men with whom lie has been brought in con tact he has concentrated upon himself, with out seeking it, an amount of confidence that Washington himself never enjoyed, and of popularity that was only heaped upon that patriot's memory after death had sanctified his claim to veneration. "Two other Iraiils in Mr. Lincoln's char acter are his gooel nature his pluck, equal to that or Lord. Pulmcrston, in backing his friends, or both or which his message to Con press exonerating his Ministers, and etpc. oily Mr. Simon Cameron, from ail blame or any error or illegality or which the-y may have been guilty, and assuming the whole responsibllty or every one t their ncls, is a remarkable proor." Onk dsy last summer a farmer in Illinois cradled three pcrcs of wheat, nnd that night his wife, not to be out done by him, cradled three babiej. tie-s which only need exmrleneo to form n creat general. His soldiers will henceforth. Implicitly trust him. Throughout the whole North we find scores of avowed Abolitionists that have ulnays acted with the Republican rksly,and tire found there to-day, honored wiih blah nml important positions by tho prrtcbt Administration, and, yet some of that parly put on an nlr ol " in jured innocence," when It is gently Intlmited that the party is an Abolition parly. i'ursr title AJixxale. Throughout tho whole country we hnvo found thrives, murderers and traitors, noting with the Democratic party, yet some or that parly would doubtless " put on an air of In jured Innocence," if it should bo gently lntl mated tlmt the Democratic party Is a scoun. drel parly. II a few Abolitionists can nbo litionlzo the entlro Administration Union party, a few thieves can make scoundrels bf tho entire" Democratic'1 parly. S. F. Journal, There Is a touching beauty In the radiant look or a girl Just crossing the limits or youth and commencing her Journey through the checkered space or womanhood. It Is all dew-sparklo nnd morning-glory to her ardent, buoyant spirit, as she preses forward exulting In bliss ful anticipations. Hut tho withering beat of the conflict of life creeps on ; Iho dew-drops exhale; the garlands hope, shattered and dead, stiew the path ; and too often rro noont tide, the brow nnd tweet rmllo aro exchanged for the weary look or one longing for tho cvc ulng rest, the livllieht and tho night. A JUVKxiLK spnrler, belonging to a primary school In Manchester, New Humthlrc. boasted to his play Allows tho other day. that hu would by-ond by become the fortunato posess- or or an Important article of youthful asplrn- Hon. " My father has gone to the wor," says he." ond II ho gels killed I nm going to havo his fUli-line. ' Mother, this book tells about the angry waves of the ocean. Now what makes Ihq oceou get angry I" " Hecausc it has been so often crossed, my son."' A down East girl, being bantered one day by some of her female friends, lu regard to her lover, who had the misfortune to have but onu leg, she replied to them very smartly: " Iohi I wouldn't have a man with two legs ; thcy(j too common." It being reported that there is much un eat hcred cotton on the coast of South Curo.-, linn, tho Man:heHcr Mirror suggests thstlT detachment of soldiers be scot out there for plek-U duty. I 6 -, i V 1 ," . '. I L' J ! ii lv ' r i I