Oregon sentinel. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1858-1888, July 15, 1865, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textl :! .il .1 'I f i !i THE OREGON mm Av f j the fearful encltlco of life nrnl property, while tticlr rtnl reason for lio.tlllty to tie Ilaltlmorc ncmtiifc was Ills anil slavery po. ley, they jjnvc prominence to other, include inj the one just mentioned Ibat the war could tut bo justified ly nny conceivable results." Then he roughly inquired, "what of filly-seven miles, the goTcramcnt road runs up Trazer river. Its general dlrcc tlon Is uortli, through n dark gorge of the mountains. The mountains sometimes rise perpendicularly, and In other places at nn angle of -16 degrees from the water's edge to the regions of perpetual snow. It lias i --.. i if.. I, construed Into an inMli, ooo . pars the penalty. llltie sum ol three thousand pounds sterling, t crisM u uw iuouwuu, .v --,--.--, .1 .. ,1.I..l. .r i. .i i i. ...I i i ,... . iii.. nu ;u iuiiii. ui until cnangei" nnu results; ueen my gooti lonunc io ilitc cro."iu mv i MVrt mneucn lliuuinuu ut.u i"ul u'" 1 replied. "If wo view this four years' con-1 Alleghany mountains, In Virginia oml i jutjau. vr nuiium. There is u gteuu-oii-lliet cnlm'r and dina.Mlonatelv. tlisrernrd IYmmvlvnnin: the Cumberland mountains unit bitwetu his od OuVertiur A. ...' Ing the short-slghttd. ofllcc-joikinp culcu I In Kentucky nnd Toonwjc; the Cascade u,',",,lttryjt "j,? It ui iiitUneu latinos and iveu!atlons ol mere time-serv- und Const Ranges of mountains, In Oregon ol "'"'J "j.1,'..,!,.. thousand dollar. Se M( H -.. - ... .... I...... To tiic crrtPAcv axd ritrtUAM.NcT or rorr. Union, a Gurt:nxMK.VT ron tiik whom: ts ' IMiWrXNS int.K." )athinln. i .lACKSDWII.I.i:, OIUUKI.S SATL'RDAY MOKM.MJ, l'rniicl.to, t'nl. V K. l'lilii, nilttllilnn agent (in biicrnmtiito, La I. rr,;V; Prelaw lillobu... Jnd und timet) lour uoiiurs, nearly two bundnd dollirs mure thau either the l.ov ernor or secretary or Origun gels Attain the Ui.uniul bccielury, Purveyor Genual, -'ul1' -'oiun"llou,;r u,lJ 1 u.""c Judite wch gets the "' ol M6hl I'111"1'"1 ih.uii.Is sterling, or llinc tbuuiauil, eight ....i,i i.,i Miriiiv dollars, and the su- Inz po'.iticiatis. and testlnc It lr the liiht , nnd California. In various nlaces: the plains of truth and the wcllfarc of the nation, we nnd mountains and the Great American mu:t feel that It Is not barren of good, j desert lying between .Missouri and Callfor great, refills glorlouss. The nvlng of the j nla, but up Frnzer river It tho most American Union il justification nnd glory dreary, rockv nnd barren country that my I enough far the loyal American, ami the eye ever beheld. It is one continual """- freelug of four millions of human beings . rocky cafion from the beginning to I.ytton, , oupin in jusuiy ine wnr in me opinion oi ; a instance of 160 miles. Jtowcver, urn-, "- : "-" :. ; ,, ,-... huialml JTT li. lc6i ' a" lv";"'' nations, nrnl of poilerliy." j lili Columbia has constructed an excellent , i r,j dollars. Kvery oilier othcer .. . 1 1 ' " ay ouuny nun, -me cnnncipa-; road through the mighty gorges Irom l uie i miary i m propiuiion. ! iM'ittitr, J.J.Kiiimiiiiii.(i('ii..niiii tion of the slave was not the object ol the J to I.vtton. On the route there ore many ' li.eiswns ol the Judges, clerks, etc.. W. II.T.i.-.n.l,crlt.h,Bnp..i. r,iri, , ttr; amj Mlbcr i.nc0u or n,vU .,,,... ! ...'.hasms. but thev are cither tilled up ! lie l"l "hue on their il.euits. und the cretiit for II. Tbe fact that It was lhr I or Ih road winds un. around und down I . wl'" .".., ,,". ,..i J,IUI t,.fi Poalb . Mrttgelc proves this b-crond depute: firm, solid and rockv UitofAgsnts for the Oatnnv 5ntinxi . am) the result it, therefore, tbe more strik l srrnJe of not more than one foot In twehc. wurtes, each, aluut lour thouwud eight K.KItn.ell general agent for OregOB.. l. ffc South secled Iweou Mr. Lin ' Pram Lvlton the roud ruwupThouipionV sMftirwl ami lilt dollars l-ffaununj. iqUjhoTmlloty. . . . w. .,,.. I, .,....,.,.,.,.,',,,:., 'iu salariw tmd e-Mrs o every oil .tan i-mncieo un. " -' ' i""ii am tin- v . iv,iiti,1Uu,ii v, .u n'T c ef .ujwr ) tn theuine pmtwniuii, iiecoru for II. Tbe fact that It was the J or the road winds up. nrouud und down fc1 uU, JHj u'u ,uuttu pyUudj sterl i oml not th Xerlb thnt commenced agutn, so as to make n fine stage road on a i9,, KXUUt vnWg tu the high price oi pro. irwgglc proves this beyond depute: firm, solid and rocky foundation, with a, vinous in itwir district, winch uukw their and I.. 1 Fisher,. J.J, Knowlton A, Co do Thoma IKtri.. . . FT. It. lllll V. G. Illrd.eye,.. Thoma Croxun. . Wm. Splcer Gov. OlblH 1, 31. Thompson,. W, M. Kr.ins, Thomas Carr Thoma F. Fiord.. S. V. S-awyer 1). I'. Andfr'on,... I) M. C. Gault. .. A. Ireland Geo. I. Dm u Theodrie Cameron, .t.ioies I. tV.iion. Min )Ialti Hunter L. W. Sullim . do ...AppWrate. Oca fllber So . . . .liock l'olnt do Croutons Dlzin do . . . . Jomp-Oflsf o do ...l'ortlamt da Mhany da ..AIUwuh do 40 U .. ..Kerbrrltlo do no do l'botnlx do , do do .. Myrtle Creek do .LIIenUirK do th cxtenifon ' shivery into new Territo ) rl, and tbey avow tlieir pur pom nre to go no further, yet they go so far ns to nlwl I lib slavery. How do you account for the ' l change?" To this I replied, "The people Xorlh were orouseil to Indignation by tl reptuteii exaetionsof the sluvtoeraey, which . rltory. eat of the Cateade mountains. A a rough and rnggid country, but not so U ,0 tWf j.raijtf 0f cilice. ciuiiMriii to barren und rockv as below. The cauntrj isunilar ttlitfv m Ihe Uuittii titutis. wl.Wm out into krw mlline bills, corere.1 ' 'I he ulw ol practice .it aw und equity ,, , ,ii ,i. in Vaneoutvrs lilJiid uixl ilrnisu tuium with mountain ,,ra.es. rn.bllng he are vcrv similar to ibe ol Urwuu. country betwren the heuilwaters oi 1 in 'pMT reiu nwny reSvciuiureMiupleuiHl ritr, in Lumotnia.nt.il a.ningion ier itcomiilicuiui uihj muieiasiiy uuuersiotHi INCOME TAX-LIST. 1,1st ol persons residing In Dlvison No. 8, district of Oregon, who pay nn Iucnmo Tux, und Iht nmount thereof, (or the year 18C1 : iiirome. J inVrlsley (5 COO 00 David I.ivinbnrg 100 00 James Herd .'100 (10 I, I, Itradbury 710 00 tlto K Igan 1000 00 M It Morris 370 00 A II MclUrn filll) 00 Saui'l Hull 1160 00 Thus II Smith ,100 00 Clms Ilrnckhoir 245 00 Win Illoekctt .135 00 John Nolnnd 1005 00 John Itilger 225 00 V A Owen f00 00 Dinger Herman, of CinvvcrllW, genera! Agent foi Iou,;tai t'oun'..- MMBMMBMvaHnnnmmaiiisfHi A nrt class AVlaiki i AV1I xoii Sr Ins .Aliuliliif for stilt ut till- oilier, for tut ami rii'lKlitagf. 0v thuii who ure not lu)tif, tbau the ....i .l-ti i.ii i.. i... ....... i. .... . .ni -.... Uir.'ol) iiaiuin. .vc n sviwrut iuiv. iik- I ivmi ir iiimuiicuii pnrir iu spriRZ loio " leuiienns r irirf, Tiiini, imiuu- - . . - , . r.,,.. ' ,. . ,'. i ., , , . ' . . , , , , i b a gtiil code oi lam.uml they utc Mini- existence In lfc56, and though but recently wood, pines, sose brush and ihtgrane be- (t,.. jmd, jtm tiutv iitujile mv , orgauhwd. It crime out of the electoral eort (ore sjioken of being the only vegetation, dearly lor tbe uiltuiuistrutiou ol thilr liov'. j tet o! th.it ytar with stifprlslng suceesi The whok l'aciflc coast appears loliare ernimnt in the irwpe o! lueidetital tu.vS. ' Fremont was defeated. It i true: but the four lenarate nixl dltinet forwatioiH awl j he prceul dutirs und excirt' laxu iu the &r ' fMB,t f ,h tS"'1 "P" !" 0t '" "V Mi " ' " .m ar'r,r pr itX "SLSTTx ltoue Itiver do ' ,l"r I"i,l lo ,lw V1 ' ,h ''v ."Wm. lc narrow strips of land tiloog the ciiil. cu u riollar u bead lor every one tlml anu iney iMiermined the institution enotiM between the ocean und the couit range of eoim-s up irur ttiver iruiu tiic colony mountains, Is generallv cold, wet and of an ?' awvr. tsiawi to urm.i, toluuitna. . ..... , ... . ." . i .w, .. i in other wnids. tbv tax i u doiiur u hwid even teuiperuture from o ewl of the year ,f o(U y, UK wu (0 w mi to the other. Seeood, the country klireeti WlUWj, travel on tlwir good liovrrn the couit range ami the Sierra Nevada ami raeiii road with lojtltd wugui, cutis uuc Cueart. mountain, fnctvdine San Jaanuin. el per pound Ur every eight illi.'es, from n v.i ... . ..-., I......... .Fort Kliiu.Uh do do not W extended. The continued in'olenee and threats of disunion, from Soathern pol-. Ulclaos. was met by n hostile verdict at the i'resideatial election at I860. This result was fairly brought about by Southerners ED1T0IUAL CORRESPONDENCE. themselves, though that did not lessen their mortiaration. Finding themelves foiled lo n fair, constitutional flgfat, tbey appealed to the arbitrament of ntms. aed the North' crn p-op!e are happy to y they have been beaten again, and that the American Co ion U preserved. It is true the Itepabli , can party, which was made the occasion of all the fearful carnage, did i.ot nim at emancipation; nor did It In any way pro ; pose to Interfere with slavery where it exis- , cd. The Republican merely objected to Its a rjtnra.K'NAt. avvxEn In my iast article 1 promised to given eketcb of some of tin uoted characters that I havK met in my travfli, and of slav ery. So that the Ksglish may sot com plain, I will first notice an American bum tner, who always eats but never tarns a cent. The first one of particular notoriety mi n man aiu; live iter, itn or ewB incocs mT itepubKc. Manv voted for .Mr. Uo tiigh, UurU hair, dark eyes and a hungry, , coin Wieving slaterr eonM Ije circum. hecptjli Icokieg faee. He accosted im at irrlbc!. and that gradu'allv the States them Umatilla Litidlng, Oregon, acd inqulrtd, Hlm would all nboll.h it. awl that there Which woy are yeu iravellBg!'' 1 re- would be no war: Ibat there would lie no plied that I had Iwen to Walla Walla ' bloodibed; Unit It would only be n war of Valley, and that I was nor; going to l'art-1 words and opinion, and not s war of pow land. "Well," said he, -I have jMtconx der. lead aad devastation. Olber jrocdaod down from the mice, sick, ad am with- oy men, true as itcel to tbe fUg cf the out any means or money. 1 am auogry, ' old Union, voted with the Deraocratle ncd would like to get fifty cent to get my party, beiieviog that tbe sooth would nuke breakfast." Without reflecting a moment , war. and that it wa better to extend slav I gave blm the reiairoJ turn. Io a mln- cry than to have a terrible civil war. Hut ute more, as be tura-.d frcsi ae, I thought aiier the war commenced tbey were ttib lie was very muck careworc or eUc bod beta dead druok tbe night before; io I followed Lisi around tbe corner, to kc where he wai -oisg. and in leu than twen iy paces l saw mm coming oat of a drink' cause of the great change In public opio ing salcoo, and the 'bar keep" wiping up ' ioc throughout tbe United State, North the counter. I ksew I hud b;en imposed ' end South. When tbe war commenced upon, and that tbe beggar was no object the only remedy to preunt dliinemberment of charity, but that be dteerred the pen!- ' forever was to whip those in arras, and tentiary for obtaining money ueder false I abolish ilaverv. prelcoKf, though I sahi nothing to blm. I .smwit or in ownncTHw. Jlut tbe joke was too good to keen, sol oi . . , . told It to eeveral ren.IeLn a-i (jS Z ' 8,T h TPite of free Initltu- th hail l.n Irinl i. .L , Um- II fc Pvl war bv the . a. ,L, . i., ..... I hktlloS " America - - -"--. .w. M tmt utch in towo for over a in that way: that nuic-booteu, out a IFCCill. nrn.'PUinn-l! Iim.-m. A . number who uu i. I,..,' ,. ." ! , from the cooititution of the country every ...... ,, HWI( wwu HllUfVU upon were air. Averv and who are modern Democrats order; so that it was a source tlon to know that this r.U r l. I. tlM! ,. ho AuiLi t'Zl 1 " . . wn ' 1 "Bet' Him act of ct. of ull alike. Hot I left the place iX ' I?"Sr ?.'. h' '". f" ,b, Cn" f cusl. we I satltficd that th.I, ,. ,.'""" '--!'-. . w Ilogne Hirer, I'mwiua ami WlliaiMtle valleys, abd a part of Wahingioii Territory-are nt"i- warm and delightful climates wet in winter and not excessively dry in nummcr. Thirdly, east ol the l'actic mountain to the 111 Be Mountains, il is ex ceMively eo!d in the winter nnd exirem'y hot in the summer. The thermometer in summer rise as high as 110 degree' above aero, aad in winter sinks to ten a&J thirty Ulow, while in many place the Const, Sierra Nevada and Caieaik range Yule to L'jrnboo. a diiluuee ot upwards ill (vur hundred mltvs, and everything elic is in jiroportiou. NontiiKKN Mink. Cointby, rrrc Wc make the following extruct Irum a private letter, written by U. II. Harris, whu has opeimt an office nt Li li ramie, Union County, Oregon. Ia Gn.NPt, June :7th. lSGii. I arrivnl ut dm pl.u-e a week ugn last Saturday, Irom lloitv t'l'y. Jloiie City is h pretty place to live ut.'liut not one ill a liumiml nbo go there i-arn enuugli totuy lor their bread. ooiHtuuetitlv lu hungry; awl not one in the huudrid who I go iiwiv. earn their cxinsrt of traveling aud utard. I saw ni.iuy fronds who liuil j bun tbraugb tlw various tiuneo (or the Iji tin or thrtv yeurs who lo;d me tbey were in d' lit. would get out of the cuuiitry as win a, ih-y coui). I cun sit in my ijfllce, or go on ibe streets and bay mute tpurir. lor 2. 3, I and ." dollars a shari-. thuu vim the winter d aid traosler m a month, fim wim-b "you D Chute mi' in,r " w Hufibivs. 'IV value w nU live, but IIiom! who ate uwiitr. nni.t. ii puMibie. save thtrumtlves. .Men nre leaving thi country by every roule ttut take llivni away, in cuwmg Irom iliiH-, 1 mot a many as Ik) fjtnilir. leiurmng to the aiuiH, who cumc out latt Wr ami the tree to tbe Union, and thev prefered the . . ! 7"--- Jr woie. ibtnar ws the eau.e ol lmedkt demolition of iluverv and tbe ' J."0 r,of io e,i"""' vam S liT lLl". i, """",", ' . ., . . .... . , , nH and pnrsn Is me ts away a adividojl ? , ' nd ivim Oregon. 1 lie- tout ortflrhow of the slareoeracy to the ' . ' "" , "' "" ,"""Kiqjl ,ev f,l)C, Urf, j Wl, ,rn ,. . destruction of the Union. Thh i. tbe T ,fa J ' "' ' thousund r.m.iM return tl.U falTuml ,!exf 01 me ianu i-ji ine normsrn jnri uoaos to .Miseoun. lliuioM. JihIuii ami Ihk; of manlier i.ropenltlei. 'J'he mlwl and . 0," " ""' wu,e '." wlut "" wl1 "' body obtain vigor ad ekutlcliv from the ',,'",., ' ";,J "'-u me to "" jiii-. 11 1 were u lanr.cr, I could live iMppicr and lay by inure nton- 1V. 11V th LlltU. Arf.tm,.. ... It 1..... - - '(' ' "n,,,,,,,,,,),,,, itW IHU'I niany, ine cauniry 01 toil menially ami aucy aitd dOMplitM Luntv. un 835 11 physically, liven the rough mountaineer ' mcn,h ,",ml l")i'"' I'cli they nil get, than re.o thegener.il ! i"UB,1,t": "?'' 1 .. ..... ,. 11111 ui i4ur ure irom t:,ii tn ktii pr month. 1 could save mure In the ountit Idaho nn extension into the new Territories of of mountains are canpd with snow sum mer ami winter. We find the same clU mate and the same productions in Ilrltlih Columbia that wc find wit of the Sierra Nevada mountain in California, and the Csieude monntnlM in Oregon. It I o warm her at this time as it usually is in any part of Oregon, and I nm told that it get Imt little hotter here in than it doe on the !C bantu, or Walla Walla rivers. While nerambalnlinr Ilritish Amerlea. I have been M to rfflmt on what I read long ago. concerning Ike Kuitern Conti nent and its hardy sons and daughter. The languor of Italy in elinmle. warm- Alp, llsycnd these hill lie Swlimland. the country of penury and freedom; Ger- JnhnS I.ovo 200 00 il M COnult 50 00 G M Ibmks 200 00 .1 C Tolinnn 1000 00 Joint Wlntjen .'100 00 i: c iimoks yor. no J Tfilcun 50 00 1. S.ich Moo 00 I, Applegute 1009 75 Tho (ihiuencr 315 1)0 I',it Hnnrgnt 7(10 (II) J C Wesltm 1107 (10 Jnm Thornton 3.19 1)0 Herman Helems 200 00 .nm'l Sachs 14(10 00 Viet Scliutz 508 00 WHS Hyde 800 00 Johiib Drum W P Habeock.... J M McC'all , Henry iCIippcl.. . . , I.J (.'' lluticnti ( W Crundall David Kendall It J FnrtH-si J F Anderson David I.iuti M R Fletcher John Holt.. I M Wnaner Win HiilTiiuu Jos Row I.nnis llnric IinicTlmnipson.... Jnliii lioul; ri ! Pnn N.itb'l 1-uigoll Jnenb Wngncr F 11 Sprngtic J S llttwurd Gninf Wilsin Iki.ic Constant I. S Tlionituon . . . John i: Ho.m Alex Martin Henry Slmlir.. F.dwin Smth. 1-100 00 200 00 noi no 4(1(1 00 23S 55 400 00 250 00 300 00 2000 00 2fip.t no 250 00 250 (10 200 00 1317 (10 135 00 1100 00 1000 00 200 00 531 83 275 00 574 37 250 00 4C M 703 CO 1000 00 1000 00 300 00 800 00 300 00 10 00 G A Fuyiic 3G0 00 awycr. Henry Smith Runnel W Frrd (iruf (J T VinchiB.... Morris Mcnnr. . . -Suttt'l Darkness.. Win Hvbee. 100 00 400 0(1 380 00 135 00 205 BJ 300 00 100(1 00 John V R Witt 1000 00 Jncksmi Ridder. , KF Walker Minus Walker... John Wiilker.... John Mi'iCcc.... J V Zimmerman. Tml Cameron . . . II l'Desklns. 30(1 (10 2000 00 y.i5 00 1700 00 200 00 COO 00 noo 00 1500 00 the of tbe Tyrol gives hi slur activity of the recloni awl a curse and not a nhlle glancing at the Inxrlant landicape - mice ol jJekson ou! JuHphine fo ran people. It has that Is spread like a sammer sea to the , at ,,lrw ,l0"" Pr day than at lib general Verowe, month, making a Heine U , """," """" 'mre soutn, iceit tbe spirit or tlie hills and foreti V,nr 7i- """" 'x ,arc WB lr nput r..t.ir.. :---,- ,"--- ,"r-" -""""-.""...' '-"""" !!5F '... i;.ic .l. .-..--- ---. .. -- ...,s.. ,v ,v iur iiiiia it 11 as n mixi nrfni oAnfonH in wn iu inanv fnoniha n t . r,.- " -'IM"ll . -'" Ittl. IVUI, elemenU, nw), as chonee directs, it is pro- ,...!? Mr lnlfard VWliJ?9 ' t0UCUw' f"r "" Ul"01 HWlothclavisbiwlulgenceoflbeNeo- . ' '" f"" ' 0 C IbeiS lbTwy i0 ny f ,LC ,bi',y,,ix SMmot H'fn.ortotbehardybablt. of .be w iwf ne 'l"itc a thunder :, .T. , wpuWIc. It is a straightforward, un- ion that everv mornlntr diner, wltl, 1.. Z, V. !,,,n, ral" W In wkV;s ; er"h,7 fyr , Bbo,,:tion , of ,,,ooM6,, anMi of m- 7$j$ On Just Sunday oven' storm, unci for turrenls. On uuuay me otmoiplivre nas J V A merman (191 00 Kixper ICtibll 330 no C K ICIttm 1050 00 K Lnrnen 44 00 J II Twngord 4110 (10 Juinm I'atikey 09 5i5 GI.-S WiHIs 7R 00 IWr Ilritt 200 00 A J Coakley 2(19 72 Newman I'iihcr... . h00 00 A brain Fihvr 800 00 ('! Mnxnn 70 00 Wm Iliio.' 355 00 Morris Ihum 3C5 00 Mux M tiller 1000 00 Max A ilrentutio... 1000 00 Ffd Iclc 21 00 II A Ilreitburth.... TOO 00 JulinO'ili 1000 00 Aunin Jacobs 200 00 ways to get a living than by the sweat of the brow, act! that I was not as well post- ravlly 1 prior egon not be the last State to sanction this act. The sooner it is ratified by the re- atiove in the north. The Coait It.im. Cascade and Roeky mountains are to Ore gon what the Al and surrounding moun tains are to Italy. May we not expect Oregon to be the Italy of America? S-ORT CAWALOOfJ. ed in human nature acd human depravllv '. """' oumncr 01 ntaiw. a. I bad vainly suppoKtl myself to be prior 1 "'.iTi.. 1 1. . , I ' rrt CamV U situated en Thomp- to thU Imposition. Travelers, when ttey ' f6 ? .1 " ! !"'''" Wn'' river' ot ,be "' of C"V . tarry nt Umatilla, must look out for this J,fo "ow" f oh 1,ul1 '. r- .about 157 mile, from Fort VnVmlflee gallows bird, or ten to one they will lose a , ,ain tbf "'" n0t 'f0? jwolher iundrej miles north of Fort Dalles, Oregon penny, and 0 dark-eyed, dark-complexion. r Wl,h ,1,C '""S ttt, ihtl wi" The altitude Is about eleven huodreiffee. cd, hungry, sbeepiih-Iooking Ind.viduaU ill bc fc,0VCD,ent wi,U ,nel' vile, secrMion, abovo tidewater, acd It has long been a be the recipient of Ihelr bounty. aW 8U onJ All who tra(in p0Jl for ,be ,, ' f ' citANQEi!! rounr.u, sENTiMENTn..vvEnv ! ,. ", r V. ,t . ""'"" ' , it is uoted for tbe mutderof Alexander Soon after I arrived on Vauc-v.ver Is-1 " , " " "? .", , V b . - ' lsnd. I formal IV ,....t t . .. I ,u'"' lu "" nuswcreq, "aome bo-. ; Vou BJ rr ; :.:r , ,r r; ; . .mi bC iuy - -.--,. vvmuim umi. niju , , ii , . ... . wa very well verstd In the politic of the aC! " , . monnm' HU" ,,,e years ago tbe principal chief of He Catna United Slates, and, In lubitance, tbe foi-; a"T v' '" "' !., loopi U.ed. Mr. ltlack gave He tribe a lowing colloquy took place between ui: ' mUfh " FT t .t B f lWr b,aoUt ,0 Uty Kinchilio in. as their Said lie, "Che of the most remarkable ' " '" B L?"eri haj, fa,0,f C0D,,;U'"i"11 deprled chief was a very tall man the hingsofthis remarkable age I,, the change aB3 Slale lawJ toM W0Ql bf t0 , blanket was tco short to caver both ends ! the view of the majority of tbe people ' ameufd M o preient llioio who have The Indian, took this a, a great Insult to f the United Stales with ref' 'l0 , n in arms against the Unileo Stales, and the whole tribe, acd some of then, ,i.i 1 n,.n .ani.a it ua ...a n..h ... .i,a..,.,a i .1 1. , .. --.. ,MW IIOCV IU IUHV IUV VAIU U, UlltfiMUVC. !ll!f1 II nAn,nMl. ,. ..,... , . 'V. .. .-..u, ,u urn iiroiiuv mo ureal- par of the day, At prwnl.llwHwU, er m e ear nod plant, the air buing ereat. Iy purified by the recent rain, E Ikwme Tax I..ST.-.Man7of w patron, have mioeittd the publ.cation of the It,, conic Tax I.iit, which, heretofore, wc have ?.L ; a"e.-lte l'rMn sMor. we have been furmsbrd with thHI,. for 16(it.Xl apKars in another column. Mr. S. ay mimlMiiaTlitpultr .w.,,l,,.,uc.i uiueriy iKCau.e tb W' 1 Mack, the chief factor of ,Le Hudion Ray ! ne Fbrenlx eelebra.ion g.w lb,7w " oj company at this post. The circumstances I .") Mme heavy blows. We don't mo . nd are something as follows: About 24 or 25 1 i .! , .""I'0""! "f h true faith- (?) mined it should be nvn-.,l i. ,i. .i...l . .. a. . -- ' ii c ur.i n in lime of revolutiou or great political or , or w" are Ufnleu ,tlC Prlvllf8e or " i "f Ihe geaeroos donor of the short blanWi iu, , ..".uuu. u.u., pvia,r A young ami brave Indian came to the alavery. History, we know, teaches that social agitation, public opinion, like the wind in a tempest, h (abject to sudden and i violent reversals; but this theory does not fully account for the truly wonderful change in the United States. Tbe papets some times speak of tbe war u too fearful a sac rifice for any good which may result from it, 'The Cblcazo convention, which nomb uated General McClel.'an, made a point of from voting, even though tbey were never , Fort, entered the room where Mr iii.!i? Iril fn, lr.,nn All l,n nn, ,.lllnM !..,.., .wn,nu"e M- HICk "" ; ... T-. , :. " . :::...?"::t :: :rr"cs u ." h.t i.in u"'"' "u" "w "" "'7M" "'' WUk ,u i " 'ce was turned from the India uv uuun iu tuiv. . l.aiiur. loilgoc , 0UWJ wa, raor(a( ot(j wtiuuui rigui iu uic nouiu uc as naroi leu a babbling imbecile'. FRAZEn RIVER, ETC. From Fort Vale (o Lullon, a dislatice while tan. The Mr. Mack ,i; iu b iew minuic. OreatGod! oa wL.t a sleader thread hangs human life In Indian countries, where Ihe kindness nd gemosliy of an inilant ami us irienu?, can exnect nnv n.t. iV' when they cull tbe assassinated I'midcnt IT4Lr.r.D.-Tho,Jbllowing" clicers elect of Jacksonville Lodge No. 10, 1. O. O. F v.v iiuiainij on me even ni? of t , i.. inn -. l' . . " i, .. ,"tiu Ufa-3 i bo order: p?;,' ' hunh ? G"i "u Fiiher. V S-; Jo. V cterer, Tres.; A. Jacobs, W. l':ai0NAi..-.M0j. Rloeheart, of tho 1st at IW , "c "arlcd forIt- Klam. ittt St. u y t0 ,ako commaDd Si-KAKta Uoimx and party left Marys l will lUt ? "' U"'' ' vl.it- Tax. 8 30 00 20 00 15 00 37 00 50 00 16 50 25 00 57 60 15 (10 12 25 1C 75 50 25 11 25 25 00 10 00 2 6(1 10 00 60 00 15 00 13 30 47 62 70 00 95 48 17 ', RY OVERUNJT TELPfiftitMi Km vi. j ,rrrii Mtf.i!!fWt&SwSi . eiectloi urapton countif. Loiilvms. to.. ',0r,i,iBqMe;jiJiiy. V Iwmsnml I)rK. jJ,n.i?l,neB ll.i -iiij l . fl.lt ?10'n erp ... ''..:K"i tti TS elected. .3V$2:.& or ror ll,e lis.rlc,. 1 Le i ,M C" wlddlc county held . L clllwofD;t. solution, proSLm'l''8 " Hm upon their plantations Z.t nwi. und fixL act Dav.,71 5Pa ba,f. '"onlhirefusingtS',6'? """" 7 their imioM,"', un,'oa-r"'-Blzing arajfrn WMi und iippreciatinff hi. J M Oottrr.cr '"7 Wpreciata ill l "?" """WMi nt Ihe same eour" he .dto,,d "k Rinbitlmt has bVr" for ZL0' T'- '" friend nKSaLC "" t0t9- "Una in caic he should III In MB k C" post of Governnr f w.i' ln ol IU 17 95 , from Ad?lBlfflefi.- n .'. ,..r "'" 10 (10 I Ion June fit!,. ,.nn.,i. '. 7f nn ti, n i , ."' .": 0a 38 00 65 35 ! 17 95 1 1 10 00 I iv uu " nrsi of this mo,,,), o,. ' ,; 25 40 , cnn.niahillr.ir the it h r l!""1 ,r.0. 40 00 pnrritnned Hrnnnivll'c. Oa the 51 !i 70 00 j r, be Generals KlrbySml A ! 31 ii I '" "Iii represent ngMJ.r(ifnMti' 20 00 j by, when Genernl Klrby fa'm th J i' 1 1 92 then, slgn.d the te.n , orTu rc'nd r B,f 20 00 ously ngrerd upon ut New O,!,.? P 12 60 0,.,he6,b,l,,,VXSwtM 15 00 I nrdnlvestnn w trnJ, ,..i''T . w 100 00 1 The Bag of the Union ... t.i ..'T1 131 21 12 95 12 60 10 00 117 35 C 75 55 00 60 00 10 00 20 74 13 75 28 71 12 60 2 31 39 93 60 00 50 00 15 00 40 00 15 00 60 IP 00 20 00 20 00 in no filli. Ajlnjirnl Thalrfier went ashore atj ... ....., Hirini ut me t.i- .. miniarv aut horltlsi. .(. i.t ,r' nnd part of, he .S. Naval forcei, Trn l'Cfef?r ,ier r'otecllon. Ualrnin b fiwoea sent forward by Crn. (',by. Cea. Sheridan ; alio probably Ibere In rneo (fc'Ennn STANTOX, V.'r nre under obligations to Stun WIHinms for public dontocoti, rcceiredtt this offia'. IIKIMRTR11.-MU MuUer.of He firm ef Muller I Ilrcnlnno, iJarted for Xew l'ork City last Saturday. On the -till Intl.. nt Ihemldwe cf Joba Hollon, by I. M. Wajrnsr. J. 1'.' Mr.Cuwx. t'v NvK. nnd MIm Auiiuxtui llnrr, Uef Jack'oii County. 0 75 ; -On the 7th Inst., at tho Fnlea Held, Yrt 1.1 29 ka Cab, by Ilet. A. C. Mcltoupil, Mr. J.T. I.ri 00 no no 50 no 15 00 100 00 40 75 R5 III) lltimr.N. lo MIm Mart A. Brims, all it pre'ctil or ft khmath, I. ,S. 7-JJO LOAiT 1VAl'TIIORITVOKTIIi:SECrtCTAr.V J ill Ihi- Trrainrr. Ihp linilttiirn'i! til 10 00 iissumed the (V-iicral Subscription A;sey 30 00 I for Ihe sale of FnlUil Plates Trtttnr 30 00 J Note, Ix-oring seven and Ibree-t-mlbi per 00 31 70 10 60 62 83 2 20 20 00 3 47 3 90 10 00 13 46 40 00 40 00 cut. Inlerert, r annum, known ai tbe SEYKX-THIHTY L0A.V, Their Nnle nr- lucd under dale Jan I.MIi. ltV. ai.d are rwynhle Ibrre years from Unit lit-:. In currency, or are eoartr ttble, nt the option of Ibe holder, lui I. S. fi-UO .Siv prr cent GOLD BEARING BONDS D C Miller 700 00 J R Wade 740 00 rn-nry AnKrman,... 163 00 Martin J tdMip Ma uu KC IVlon 400 00 Jim Wetlerer 500 0U Jail) Fy C30 00 Owen Cuyle 1H0 00 J M llankn 200 00 Cuts lllocknoud 'Jim 00 J it Whiio :: oo Jam Clugtrage HOA 00 Of ll-ekninti WUl) 00 Kll Gre-mn.m 121)0 00 liicnh Thmilp'on 2U0 00 tt'mO Myer 2722 00 J I) D.ijlle 600 00 J T Lay-ton COO 00 SJ ff'c.kcr Ml 25 rat Dunn -100 00 S It .Scott 215 00 II il MaMicluvl 200 00 F.D.wi -100 00 i: U Fdtidray 074 Oil C F W'lbun :i74 00 T It Mugruder '.'112 00 Jos Swingle 7CI 00 M Ilaiilev 800 00 J A I.andls 1000 00 WmCrow 218 00 Thos Itilmy 107 00 I' I' l'rlm 1315 03 John Lew nmn tfi fl(i Jicob tx 18 00 Ubas. v. Savage, An't Aftessor, 8th Ulv., Dist. or Oregon. Tiik Uampoiinu and Orkoo.v Rail road. The article of incorporation of the California nnd Oregon Ruilroad Company, nave utcn nieil nt bacrumento necortling io law. 'J be capital stock i fixed nt 1510 000,000. divided Into 150,000 barw of 8100 each. From Marysville to tbe Ore gon line, the distance is 28C mile. The work of building the road I to commence the coming autumn. This road will even tually bo extended to I'ortland. As we have often said, it is necessary for lie growth of our Slate. We hope to ice nur sharo of the work begun ere long. Ore-gomnn. by cimimi ultachid lo each note. wm may U) cut off and luld to any bus. r on the 7-:i0 li an at current rutei, IdcMi-; liit'-rct. nlxiut l-n per r nt per aaoaa. I" ldw U DXiMniiix irioi swri. axn xmct- l-Al. TXlTll'X. Wllllll Aiua nmn os' J tiihkk i-i.Ii fT Muiis. atsorJme l tl .., l..twl Mit Athi-p nrom-rlv. Tbe faff , w,v ,v .,-.'.. -' - , - ,---.. . ,. L-.t I. iiuxaiil.' iiv eiwmicy, semi aaawii'. haulier. The Interest amounls to One cent per day en WO Two cents " HW " Ton " fJW o0 " l,(W0 " gl .. - jpw " Note or all dwnmlnatto "",! promptly furubhid upon receipt f w!cpp- lions. ThUls THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET now nirerul by Ibe Cwverument. wrfl ' conlidentlv rsixclil thai lumper!" sun: tugcsllfniakeit the cbwt roprwB ioi. or toe rfortx- I.e,.lhan $300,000,000 of thoriivdl.ytbeluitCoogrey, w the market. ... i, 1, This amount, at the rate a being absnrbed. will a be jnbKw U, within four months, wbeo iu nndoul.te.lly command a own urn. uniformly been the cam on etoUngu tcrlptlons to other Loans. a In order that MmiOtwjJ. sention of " """TTifan l N clllllc for taklne ?;. JJ Wn ssasr '!?&.'&? 1.1.M th lr own jea11- SnUtCiinen m '"'"; .,a bo ooij Kboin ibe have eonna nu, & iiwiv . . nre to be re'poiu : onlo. Mcstehed out. We lepm that Col. .Maury was to be mustered out of tbe ser vice on tho 15th Imt. Col. Curry, 1st Oregon Infantry, succeeds him for the pre ent. At the Woodlown races last June, In Kinlucky, a Lexington colt, named Aelx- nnder, made 2 two mile beat in 3:3CJ nnd 3:38. The first mllo of tho scconJ beat nole. for which, bey recC,v. Subscription At'ent.rhlW.lp May 20, IW ADDENDUM- ru.up.triiii.M.jn." 2J series all sold. Coo scriea. Two Hundred ad MW Serie. except daUdlJtWr ernment reserve, he ,. in Go M IBSieau . .-- - T AY COOKE. Rubseripli" Apenj- . --- cent uftlcousent. J0Si'pU-EPr-EBS()N. j.cksonvllle.J''" (was run in 1:11.