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ir..fclnfton, March W flic .nviu
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Their drewes were perforated In several
places by the bnllets.
As lnlltnte1 lait nljjhr. report In re
gard In the nlrs In Coles ond Edgar
counties, In this State, tire greatly exog
niitee Icarc for llio "V"wt on 1'linra ( crralrd. All was quiet nlMuntoon to-day.
, tontmine sites for navy yards at St. . B, ,0 Insurgents, It Is believed, hare ills
iLCIeTilml ,Kira. pcrsul. A part or the troops nnvo Kit,
-' ... s ii" ... ...
but two regiments still remnin, who will
Tfc Steamer Showecn arrived nt Wash'
,im with a schooner, sloop and 13 boats,
(infUwJorsnlt, tobacco, pni!ii, etc.,
rl from rebels on York river.
Uag MMch a", A h-'lchmcnt of
Jllh lllwiiis left Charleston on Monday
I 1.w. ..!... I. l.-.l ...
'I loillUCK iuu rrucu cuin-iiuiicu ui
rj.'i Mills. 10 miles, nortlwnst of
.ifoton. A pnruon in me pume rrgi
,1111 stationed at Mattnon furihc pro-
mjofllw place It being threatened
kWtliv snil Mnullrte counties.
ViiklUit at Charleston, on Monday,
ittrtlillliil ; Col. Mitchell, C privates
ituwtro wounded; 2 Copperheads
hltJsml several wounded were la-
bj their friends.
AJittfmm the ml river expedition sy
rtbtWe concentrating ut Shcrvcporl
tiprtt tid from Uen. Hurrisou's forte
A ii it iWuroblii.
)t. IlnikV cnvalry advance reached
pAwnta rathe 10th, nnd the remainder
'Minn arc wiwiii iwii uuvb inarcu.
tw It irmrt, the combined force would
tu lij Un). Supplies uru to Ik
t b; rttf.
rVrl .trliuMi was blown up on the 17tb
jtf4nl (rounding C men.
Arml rebel straggler were at Alcxan-
wlirt) lint (ddcu u occupied by the
trill. Oar gunboats lind made can-
n
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ifi
f6.000 Ulm of culto,
leeway show no disposltlyn to en.
sublets. They huve retired from
'WBtwt.snd llielr recent niovimets urc
hwl lo be only reconmilsnanct-s.
itwkrc, March 30. The Union Con-
ait Madlstm today ik-cled dclrealca
B!ilniore Convention unanimously
Uaki.
r.u!t advice sny that gold wai quoted
Hij.taNcw Fork, ut 1G31G4, with
ffiiittiM, March 01. In the, House,
.6Uw.ltoei the Committee on Indl.
X5'ia rrporttd the Senate bill for tbo
wwptwiiMor tins Department of
uASmli California, and explained
iitiElnmlnlatril two Superiiiltn-
krtfstoooe.snd provide for thceelllne
flM sweat Reservation, nnd the locating
MlaJau Id more atiitroprlutc Reser-
Uorea of which Is to be assigned
iWl The General Saperin.
lulfatoiecvWe a salary of twothiwand
w. He advocated the naMjre of the
tbfroand of econitiiy to tlwgov.
ww.fcocu't to tbelndluns. The
ffW.
'si!llttgtbarizeilic Postmaster tien-
towslrtetforcarryingof llicOvt-rluud
'WttltcMlnn Mn a l..tjn... V.I
-JtbefcVtitc to-day.
DtB' TOmon,s amendment to the bill
sm"' ivrritor hi (iovirnmint fur
""Uoiiteil by a vote of 22
t 1. Itttrikes out the word" while"
V"Bir,4efinliis the fluulifJcutloni
vaV-'ni. tie. TmiMu..iu j. i.....
MS w.whmum. UlUUIC VII
m ah ii. m i
" anal naseuse -or the
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probably Itnvc In a day or two,
Fort Smith, 31st. About ten thousand
ifTectlvc troops hnvc gone South from this
District, nnd the whole nnmbcr In tbo l)c'
purlment nnder Ocn. Steel arc now moving
South. The force Is about 3.'),000 strong,
and Is sufficient to overpower any rebels
opposing them. A scout from Price's
command reports Caball's force of seven or
clcht rrglments fifteen miles this sido of
Washington, Mo. Troop are being re
moved to Camden. Uen. (Inro has seven
nr eight thoimand TeXntis at Tanncrport'
under Marmaduke. The rebels arc well
supplied with clothing, and Imporlid shoes
from Kngland arc said to have jnt arrived.
A large mimkr or negroes have been con.
centrutetl nt Cnmden and Wnslitnglnn.
Qnnntrcll Is south of the lied river. Gov.
Kdnards, of the Clinclaw Notion lion is
sued n pr(c!amnt!on urging the Ind'nns of
that tribe In return to their allegiance to
the Government nnd repossess theuifclves
or whst tliry have lost during the last
three years by unsocial lug with the rcliels,
Denver City. 31st. An arrival from
New Mexico reports the unconditional stir
render of the entire Nnvnjoe Nulioti
numbering nearly six ihouinnd to Gen.
Carlcton. A morjority of them were in n
destitute condition, and tofei-d them Curie- j
ton was obliged to put the troops on half
rations.
A special to the post says : Joshua. II.
Giddines was on the floor of the House
this morning. He states the chnnge In
sentiment In Canada, towards this country,
is very decided, nnd urges in return, that
wc should not repeal the reciprocity trcuty.
A dispatch from Kuoxville to-day, says
the rebel, uficr destroying the trestle wurk
at Hull's Gap, fell bock beyond Greenville.
They took up the wagon ond railroad
bridges across Lick Creek, and curried off
a portion of tLe rails uud telegraph.
Deserters continue to cross In, and re
port large numbers trying to muko tliclr
way Into the Union lines.
New York, 2Uth. The f'oifs Paris cor
respondent soys : It Is evidently tho Intcn.
tion of the Sovereigns of Austria ond
Prusala In occupy Copenhagen, und prob-
ubly dictate peace.
The Loudon correspondent of the Com
mercial stall's that the Archdoke Mnxlmil-
Man oa being applied to for on audience by
tho rebel Ulidell, asucutcd, provided that
Napoleon was willing ; wat Napoleon flatly
refuted to function the audience.
New York, 30th. Richmond papers ol
the 'JSth, have bien received. The '
qmrtr says that ofllclul Inlurmutlou lias
been recelwd by the War l)eirtimiit ol
the landing of a large force of the wiewy
t Washington, N. O. The recint heavy
full snow will, It soys, stop any move.
cnt to the Interior for some days.
The I.jnchburg Htpullkan soys that
tue onkees In Hast Ttnnesekve retreat
ed to Struwberry Plains, and there Is uo
Iloa'o Committee have bceomo tired of
waiting, and am sbont to report n series of
resolutions emphatically maintaining the
Monroe doctrine. McDougall also prepar
ed n series of similar trsolullons. which he
shortly bring beforo the Senate, sustaining
them with n Speech.
Cincinnati, April 4th Uy order of Gov.
Morton, tho entire Indiana legion hold
lhemelves In readiness to lake the field at
any moment required. Grand review of
lesion, 100,000 men fully armed and equip
cd, will be held on the 1.1th in.t.
Washington Specials of the Cth.sayGen.
W. F. Smith will command the troops in
Gen. Dntlcr's division, nnd probably con
duct military operations. Gen. Meade, in a
written statement to the War Dipartment,
nsserts that he never Issued an order to re
treat from Gettysburg on the 2nd of July
It seems to have been written by Gen. But
tcrflcld without orders.
The Sanitary Pair opened by process
Ion of military, firemen, etc., very Imposing;
the streets were thronged and creat enthu.
siasm manifested. Subscriptions to the
Ten-forty loan opened last wwk at the rate
of n qnorler of million per day.
News from Italic.
bin as ' nrosnoct for u fliAt.
e' I Tlie enlistment f colored troops in mid.
teRrtolntlimUfjf I.m.llr.- ...r.. I....UI I T..I .1.' . .
Ifijuf f r--..M-v- uiin.-iiu jDnuou mere ore nearly lire
jl"" "r Wan,en 'i"in the urniy to tliotmod ieody for the field.
, 7 been effected under u recent Daltou. Ga.. 24lh.-Gen. Pillow l,n.
been seed In cokimand of tl army In
Northern Alabama.
Httliruv, 3tli TLo steamer Africa
with dates from Liverpool to the 19tb, and
Queenstown to the 291b, bos arrived.
Tho Germans ore vigorously prosecuttng
the siege of Duppel.
The English Parliament Lod sepornted
j without expressing any opinion ou the
Wfrea, and 35 vrs'l.iif imp p
H their complement of men.
4IIICS tLot lha tfrin. nf ,.nu ...
,1 nL, , -"-- v -
m nuve expires, und there
"WOtQOoeh rematnip. an miiM. .n
jj vessels iu tlw blockade service
nj ," ' so out r service.
L -w,om. The Prnvnat fnr.l..l
JU...I..., . . ."""""
!! ,. ""nru me aeizuro or oil rebel
The pirate Alabama was at the Cape of
rSv1 Ifntin TV1if-tirtrt 1(1 In A..nM. - f
. . iT-.i'" n.-r ' ".'l""" " Placervllle, where thcro are several
ni.f itii jiiiiiw iiiir
Confederate loan o.lWiM. Times tele
gram from Vienna slnting that England's
proposition for armistice has been accepted
by Austria and Pruiio, and the terllorlal
Integrity of tho Danish Monarchy under
the present dynasty will be maintained.
Conference meets at once.
IIOUSK VOTK ON TUB AOOMTIOX Of
Si.Avr.nr. The following was the resolu
tion offered by Mr. Arnold, of Illinois, In
the House of ItcpreseiitutUes, March 15ih:
KttolvtJ, That the Constitution of the
United slates thould be so umended us to
abolish slavery In the Tnitcd Slates, wher
ever it now exists, and to prohibit iu ix
tension in every part thereof forever.
A motion to lay the resolution on the
toblo was disagreed to by a vote of 58
ogaiuit 79. The resolution was then adopt
cd by the following vote, the Herder State
men in tho affirmative being In Italics :
llroa Messrs. Allison, Andaion, Ar
nold, Ashley, Ualley. Baldwin, (Mass.) Bax
ter, Bromen, Blair, (W. Va.) Mote, Bout
well, Hoiil, Brandsgee, Broomall, Cobb,
Cole, CtuictU, Dtvit, (Md.) Duvls, (N. Y)
Dnwes, Dixon, Donnelly, Drlggs, Dumont,
Kcklcy, Eliot, Fornsworth, Fronk, Gar.
field, Oooeh, Orinncl, Hlgby, Hooper,
Hubbard, Towo, Hubbard, Conn., Hurburd,
Jenckcs, Julian, ICelley, Kellogg, Mich.,
I)an, Ixiugear, Marvin, McClurg, Miller,
N. Y., Moorhead, Morrill, Morris. N. Y.,
Amos Myers, U Myers, Norton, O'Ncll,
Pa, Orth, Patterson, I'erlmm, Pikr, Pom
rny, IVIcc, Rice, Macs., ltlce, Me., Bollins,
N. II., Schenck, Schofield, Shannon,
Smilitit. Stetens, Thoyer, TAomat, Upson,
Vuo Valkeuburg, Wnshburue, III., Wash
burn, Mass., Whalcy, Wllliaini, Wilder,
Wilson, Windom 78.
A'nii-Mcwr. J. O. Alien, W. .T. Al
len, Ancona, Baldwin, Mkh., Bliss, Brooks,
Brown, Wis., Clay, Cnfiroth. Cox, Cravens,
Daron, Denlson, lWen, Edgerlon, ICId-
ridge. Finck, Ganion, Grider, Hall, Hard
ing, Harrington, Hurri. Md, Herrick
Dolman. Johnson, Ohio, Kellogg, N. Y.,
Kernnn, King, Knapp, Law, Lotear, Jjng,
Mollnry, McAllister, MeBrlde, McDowell,
McKlnney, Miller, Pa., Morris, Ohio, Mor-
rlsoo, Nelson, Noble, Odell, O'Neil, Ohio,
Pendleton, Perrj-, Itandall, Pa., Ilandall,
Ky, Robinson, Rolling, Mo., Rosa, Scott,
8tee1e, N. P., Stiles, Stroue, Sluort
Sweet, C. A. White, J. W. White, Wfa
field, P. Wood-C2.
Through tho politeness of Jas. Hender
son, Wells, Fargo it Co.'s messenger we
arc In the possession of the liotu AVtri of
the 19th Inst, from which wc get the fol
lowing items :
The snow Is fust disappearing In tho vi
cinity of Idaho City, and the miners are
vigorously preparing to gather the gulden
crop, The Aldersnn ditch, extending from
Elk Creek to Iluenn Visln Bar, has witter
running In It, and parties have commenced
work on the bar, ground sluicing-
Another rumor, to the rff.-ct that the In
(linns had again been committing ilt-pretla-lions
on Snake river, was In circulation.
Rumor had It that Frank Loudon Intel lost
his train, bill circumstances did not seem
to confirm it.
Mrs. Miller, tho landlady or the City
Hotel, had sent the editor of the Mtn n
buckclfull of Salt Lake sour krout, over
which ho sees nn extension of the hotel and
nn addition of fifty bed.
The ' Bannock Gold nnd 8llvcr Mining
Company" hns completed Its organisation
and incorporation, nnd n quart?, mill Is nn
Its wny up from Umatilla Landing. The
mill will be erected on Granite Creek, near
rich
quarlr. lodes. L. Brooks Is President, Gen.
W. Mnrry, Secretary of the Co. Hon! Jfc
Cummings being the resident ncents.
Ciipltal stock of tho Company is 8500,
000, divided Into 2,500 sharrs of 8200
each.
Conwoy, Vance & Co, aro running n
lino of stages from Boise City to the Owy
hee mines. Stages leave Boise City, every
Tuesday morning.
The first Grand Jury In and for Bolso
country found the following Indictments at
Its lute session : For murder In the first de
gree, 0 ; In second degree, 3 5 manslaugh
ter, 1 ; assault with intent to murder, 1C :
robbery, 3 ; assault with Intent to rob, 1 ;
perjury, 1 ; grand larceny, 2 assault, re
sisting officers, Ac, 6 ; obtaining money
under false pretences, 3 ; total, 44.
An election to determine whether the elf
liens will accept the articles of Incorpora
tion granted by tho Legislature, comes off
00 the 4th of April next.
News hid reached Idaho City nf tho
violent death nf Him Oldham. Ho was
killed by Jos. Rolls, at the Owyhee mlocs.
Particulars not given.
The Timplc Theatre has been re-chrls-lened.and
is now called the "Jenny Llnd
Theatre." It is to be eularged and Improv.
ed. the main building to be, when complet
ed, 102 feet deep by 37 wile. Thcro will
be private boxes, dress circle, porqoetle,
gallery ntxj orchestra. All this Is done in
expectation of tho arrival of celebrated
perfbrinen from Portland ond 8an Fron
clseo. Tlie Indians stole two borrea irom Mr.
Hillhousc, of tho Owyhee express, at Ti
lu' ranch, nine miles from Boonvllle, on
tho night of the 14th.
Specimens of quart from the Gold Hill
Quarts Mining Company's claims, were
shown to tho editor of the Neiei, which he
was assured assayed 82,400 (o the ton.
The trial of Wllley, for a murder om.
mltted In Ceutreville last Fall, had taken
up the entiro time of Uw District Court
during the week. The case was expected,
to go to tho jury on the l3)tl.
Fnox an Ixnio.vAKT Mkxic'ak. Tho
following appear in the Virginia Union,
nnd is good enough to be a veritable let
ter.' CuinAn or YinatxtA, )
el vicnt tins do MarM, '(! t. I
Scnor Editor : Jush hciird, have I, nmy
CRtlmada Sennr, tint el Emperador Mux
imlllan, he Joost appoint have done, tUt
viejoold enrrojo O d d 11 llwln, a hi
nobleman Diiquc. Muy very bad Scnor,
carrojo I d n. Olo Gwln, do Rtcamhtut
Pacific Mall stral big dluern muchtsimn,
ciirrujn, plato-.il n teef, nnd nn have Pa
cific ltullro.nl bill pass el flnngmio do lo
Hstados Unldns. Carrnjnl Urundlscnlo
rascal. 0 d d n. Maximilian, el cm
peradur, mucho muy very big d n fool.
V Sennr editor, must tell me I soy carra-
Jo. Do olo gristle Lime Point swlnzle.
Gullermo da Gwln, have him, el illeho, num.
Inndo grandonoza HI Dtiijue tie Pnnta Ctil
!!.' Carrojo G d d n. Good-bye.
Yo Q. b. s. m.
FnA.vmsrio Valvaium.
Woman's TKxritii. No trait uf charac
ter is more valuable In n fcmulo than the
piwemlon of a sweet temper, Sonia ran
never bo made hsppy without it. It Is liktf
the flowers that spring up in our pathway
reviving1 and cheering us. Lot n man go
home at night, wearied am) worn by tint
tolls of the day, nnd how southing is u wort!
dictated by a good disposition. It is sun
shine falling upon his heart. He Is happy,
nnd the cares of his life aro fnrgiillin. A
sweet temper has n soothing Inllueno our
tho minds of n whole family. Where it Is
found In the wife and moihsr, you otocrvw
kindness and lovo predominating over tim
natural feelinga of the heart. Smiles, kind
words, nnd looks, characterize thu childrto,
and peace nnd lino huve their dwelling
there. Study, then, to acquire and retain
a sweet temper. It Is rnnru vuluablo Ihnii
gold 1 it captivates mora than beauty, ami
to tho close uf lifii It retains all lis rtrbixw
nnd power, Puplith I'optr,
" " "".' " Southern present etate or affairs.
lU l,iha "Lif0 of Morftu Xaw York, April 3J.-
Columbia from
our army still
Mining Itrv. The Kooteual wines
are attracting considerable attention. All
reports from these mines indicate ousIder-
IIOIHE l'JUCKS CUltUHNT.
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richness has induceil -qnlle a number to I wr'j'r tlUt8 .?,"" Su' "
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D0UQLA8 COUNTY TICKET,
Recommcndci) for Joint Senator,
JAS. WATSON,
U.S.HINSDALE.
Representatives,
ALPHEUS I ItliL AND.
P. O. PARKER,
K. W. OI'EY,
County Clerk,
L.L. WILLIAMS, '
Bberlff,
J.J.CRAWFORD,
Treasurer,
CO ADDIS.
Assessor.
R. L. LKV!B.
i3ehool Buperlntendent,
E.A.LATHROP.
ComnilMloners,
!AN. RAYMONI,
OILA DIMMICK.
Coroner,
A. THOMAS,
Surveyor,
JOHN L1TTKRBLL.
ii "wsii Jackson." circulatlnir op fop ' v, n.u. .
J Ua . " "" v"1'" "'"i wi
3, , " ', j pushing up Red river. .83d 'Ohio cavalry
' ' sJitaiat'Ti 8peCla'5 MJ8:lreaclled AleiaudVlii Wth, haviug marched
. . " . c . uou' ' ior- W nillen lu 5 doya. Our forces wereaev-
" "wn ordered to Jackson, ;r more Jicalthy.
I M'nol.l,.i a .r.j o .. ...i
sent to Tclnforee tlie garrison House CwnalUee of foreign offalrs had
ve returned, sUol.Hlekshav- Mexican question under consideration for
""l force tOrPIM-l-.-J ntlyj, .. ..
iatttsslii.il :""" ""-" , some lime, out reiiaineii irom taKlng ac """" ,u -nmii:e uonu is re-
Zm... "'tat 1 aducah on FridoT, Hon tlnriunnn. A 1. nM.Ul !....,. ruu ! ported OS Mven nnd u half leet decrj. and
"lOOK M II . . .--l---- -I. ... -,-v-.-. ..-.... v.. v,w ...... :
fafud m ""H"nDa "w "e ; retory Sewurd, who Informed the Commit- Plcnv or wn,er " reIoro anticipated
. ... ..mini ,,.
chauge their route from Bolre to tho Koo-
tenal iinlncti. Miners are reported as Lav
ing done well during the past winter on the
fcars of Clearwater. The miners in nnd
about iifa City aro in good spirits, unticl.
potlag a larger yield of the precious metal
this than any former season. The Amerl-
! can river ditch, which will carrv 3.000
Inches or water, will be Unhdied in Moy.
There ore about two hundred men in thew
mines. The snow In Florence busln In pa.
Four other! uv he did not want ony aetion by them as for ,Le sml"' work. Mou.itamttr,
miii, ami 11 uiigui interfere with tits opernliors, nndf The Oral thing a man takes In his life
sin uuur.(imwuuuuua wuu crencu sojerumeni. is miiK thf lust Is bis bier,
In tho Circuit Court of the Stale of-Orrgua
for tho County of Jackson.
ARTIiUR LANUKL-L, Ooiuplalnout
ui,
A.D.BTROUP.Uufwdunt. )
11111 fsi Cbuucvrt'..
TO A. II. KH'JIOUP
Yon aiu Acreby summoned to nppeor In
laid Court .on luo 13th day of June, 1BCt,
to aiiirvnr a complaint lllca ogalniit you Iu
the above entitlud cause.; and you nfuiiieri'ly
notified ithot if yon (all to answer alU cum
plaint, as above rripilred, the said plalutltf
will apply to the court fur an or.lor to tnku
an account oftbe sums of inouuy due Iu
suld plalutln, 011 a judgment in fawir uf
said plalntin and OKalnst sahl defendant,
rendered at iiie February U'erm of paid
Court, and for the amount due to defendant
on u Judgment rendered in said court. In fa
vor of aatd defenduut and uuabiPt mM
plalnlliranti John JllffUatu. anil that iuU
judgmeuls bo cancelled, io far as they sbull
otfuet and psy each olliar.
Uy order or the the Hon. P. I. Prim,
Judge or said court, J. GASTON.
April 8, Wiq All'y for Plaintiff.
NOTICII-I Jitirbv give notice that 1
have mithorlml Mr, John Mcl.oughlln
to act tu my agent la general buslnesn, dur
ing ony uUeiit.
HKNHY KLH'l'KLL.
jMksaevllle, Ftb. V, 18111. lua.lf
NOTICK.--Nollce is licrcby given in
nil ulifim tl mnu rnniviii Ihfit C
that from It, no sound can ever awoko hlm'Jeobs la ny agent Iu Jackson ceuuty, lor
toglori or honor ajraln Oreeonm,, , the iramactlou or all uiy btulnew during
" '6""""" I in, nliu.iivu. Anv rupxnn wlkhlnip In luir.
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NalU.cul.PV
l -ltli Hw,
lted Prs.,,
aocI.U.ttUuk(,i1 lla
OOW34 Onua Uuclu, ft dot. SU
Aiiomtiom or BwritHr
AVho con hep wondering at tbo ifblly
ami bllcdoesa of the proreased Union man
In Corujreis w out or it, wlw opposes now
the Immediate and final settlement of this
oyrwhelinl.q.i(tIon hi a constitutional
Asunucry Ue Js madly fighting against
Veedom.agoliwt bumaslty, against Ooi!.
mv is uiggiog a grave for himself so deen
, When may a chair U. uid !o dislike ' " wy ral uU,e U "sfwAir
jjouj Wleollcooltoiryou. I Mor(hl,J8C JuilSif