Bmiiml
lfc., i ,int
N -",.jr ''f"
SI PKR ANNUM, AN ADVANCE.
LWaut'!KiWiwriwwywi,,BriwiA'.mpjBwtBunMi
Tim oni'o.v si:ntIii:i
jor:ii i.vrnv tutt'iuiiY moiim.no.
jj. 1'. DOWP.Iili, I'i'oprictor.
grinciiirTtov l'nr Oncyenr In ndvnncr,
fwir Diill'irc i If pnlil wllhln the flr-t slv
4ntli of Hit.1 jciir. .ivo dollars ; If not mild
usiil ili'- evplmtlon tr Ilic year. ! dollars.
AiAruTHtxc One snunre (10 lines or
If). firt lii'iTtlmi, Three Hollar : ouch
tjWiiient Insertion. One Dollar. A dls
count of fifty percent will be miule to those
tvhna.lrerll-eby thcyrnr.
t Ll Tfii'lf" iwtItbI lit enrrmt rtr.
l.O.O. P. -tlnrUfcoiii (lip l.otlgp
! y, sr-i,2So. IO. ImliU lt trr-
lNii','ur ""wiliii? on every
.yt)'.-;KJ "Ji Sitiiilny evening at lliv
yisittr ,Minonlc Hull.
Hrnlli. tln en! Mttudiuc nre Invited to
mih'Ii (ii:oit(ir. r. roNic, x. a.
H.HWiN Hn.M. It.See'y.
itutn.-Jt M. Sutton., Wtii. liny end
.S.J. l'y.
Warren UiVx No, 10. A. F. k A. M.
n HOLD tliclr regular comnmnt
evocations the Wi'ilncMluy Kvctiliicr on
VW preceding ihe lull moon, In JACK-
8 .IOIINH, HO.-??, W. SI.
C. W Savaiii:. See '.v.
OREGON JACOBS,
ATTOKNKV AND 0OUNSKL0U
A.NP POLICITOU IN niANcintv,
JaCXMNVIM.K, OlIKllO.V,
(inirr iiiiinllr till' Cum I Montr.
Ml blii" rminii-d to mv cute will
U immtitiy it "i t '" July .'-
G. F. DOWELL,
.r.n'"".K,x.r2ci. ic 3as"n."
Jii-Kii' SMI.I.I.. UllkiluX.
frm arseilo lit nit tlo Court.- of tlie Third
JeJl HMrtn lb- Supn n Court of Ort
cM,ia In YnU.Cul. War Perlp prompt
ly cllvuil. Del. IS.
T. T. CA3JANISH, M. 1.
Lute ol VuKu, Cut.,
w ii.l. rii.UTin:-
Mcdicine and Surgery
-IX-
jriiM). .t,i.uijui:T rowics.
Jt Ifoiirilk June Huh. juilOtf
TAKE JTICES"
rPHE STEAMSHIP DEL NORTE
J 'I m i ii.iiii .-uu I iiiiici-co lor Lru-
i-nittiiv oil I he
Otla ej SOtZx. '' KArii MiiVTii.
t fr irtif or i.iiri' lnqnln ol .tiw
lloliail.iv. Al"IiI cunur of 1'iuutaiid Jack
I j- tir l'. .iu rune. k:ii
I'UIAN A. WAI.I.. AprntK.
Own-lit City, Cal.
l ml (My Mwy 2:il. 'UA. J SitiG
J.8.HOW AR D,"
SUllVnOR CIVIL EKOIKEEB,
JthwiNtiM.: Onums,
T.t-i--i-! umr tl- S'niili i'iiiI of Ori'cou
iil. jAiiuiiy. 2, 18KI
03' t til riiM-noe nn Oregon strft't
DR L. 6. THOMP80N
CITY DRUG STORE)
f'Il'illr lltt. li.iiul,- Jnll.
Jm-IIiU, OjJII. (lrcStf
PETER ORITT,
I'HOTOGHAJUJIO AKT1ST
h i'iti:i'ui:i
'iot.wei: HCH'KHH
i uviaiv nTvr.u
OK 1 HK A IVV,
WITH AJ.I.TMK
LATIUMI'ItOVliMKNTS.
I' ricluxc do not t'l MtUUotlon. no
w, 1j- nmili?. full at lilt new (ill
"cullwliill, tjwinltio tila iiloturvn, ami
Ivr vour IiKuiiw.
DR. A. B. OVERBECK.
I'r OurlrttU would aunouueu to the olt
umiof Jackou counly and iolulty, thai
w lUmiiiil to JiickMiiii iU-nnd iiwumvil
I'Ucliu of iiMlifliio. llu will nhuni.
f h'uml at Ins 1.I1I i.i,niil ili. li..ili.k
liMU,
-. ......, ...V . lvl...v(
'I I'lMU'
iitikt uhrunt jhoI'mIuii
eil of lurnnr jiatruuagv.
J" d.jiix
s. ii. FAr.ao.
MIX & FARGO,
A1 I0ItM. .S AX1J fOl'.NiSKLLOItS
iu Walla, Wamii.nuto.n- 'I'tmiitony,
A'U'IIortr Hunk Kclianc, Mulu
enh?1,'11' V" proet'C'" H the Uouris
1 , l JuJ,l!,al litnct, uUo Hit Sii
iw,,A-iiVo'u,!,,,'M ,ro",,iiy ui-
(...""' All hmmtfg entruitnl to our
-ll"1 receveprouiU attention. juJif.
F. B. FARGO, '
VTAKY PUBLIC,
Walla V.u.la, V. T.,
t uw'V'V'R""1"8 ofdrcdH-I'ro.
'wLi'Ll Ul.l,U"ullc at thort no-
r dissolution Notice.
1 l"WJ,'",,d-l,M u,is ,lay wi"'-
iicdic.ro v" C0,,I"U0 t,' PWBUo, "I
k'onVille.n'r ,,D,1 0-'l. In
rfl lr v",0l,Jp a",l 'l
l"old.Murry llomutiail.
Dfc.ltn. ,,.. 'I'-1'. UAVIS.
- JOO! J...II.1I
SteE
..VW. ...
ki : I'ologrunli Allionu run l.
I'JlOl
rawlP' 'w Ciuh, at J. How', next
- ur4cit,ury i vude.
M'M'm
iautj:i.
I)ny. come nml go In beauty
Tory mii
Hut I feel the liui.il or duty
So true
Iliar luc ilouii In quiet waiting,
Willi the lorrovr th..t ! talng
, U two.
Wo will meet here never necr,
1 feel;
In my heart l'n? praying ever
1'or repeal;
Hut I'm patient now, though parted,
It It well to lie Mrongliinrled
"Life In rial."
Hut IhiieV another world than tbji
1'oryou nnd 1;
They ny thenK light, and Joy and WIm
In hv kkr;
1 will wall, then, Miong nnd true,
Wait then to be joluid to you
VleIl we die.
Only le true, nnd pure, nml brave,
Patient one;
There' all tlm glory you niny crat e
Hey ond the run;
Then, MrouglK'art,'nuticathed through
life.
We'll meet, nt lat, whon endi the ittlfe,
And life li done.
JJIl'PM'll III II MMB
speech bar gen! killpatmck.
The Xiwark .ldmlitti givi the follow
Ins report of the fjwcli deliviied by Gen.
Killpiirak on tuklng the eluir an ttrnpor
nry I'rei-iili'iit of the Union Siute Couveu
t ion at Tienton. Nvw JirKy:
"Litiitleumi und fellow-cltizrn of my
Slate: 1 truly appreciate the great honor
nu have nrnlerrctl uti inv, nu hunibl roKI
ur from New Jirwy, In (electing me to
prtvide oier the only loyal convention tint
will be eullrd In the State (or the nomina
tion of a ciimliilutc for Governor. Iitid
n n J continued ipplnurc. It I' fcarcely
iiMrwur for me to fay that (hi dinllnc
tlnu In unrxH cled, uml ulmost ovenrliclin
ini i iiurl in uccrptlug It I do not ir.tcud to
nmkeniiy (xtemlid temarku; 1 (houkl as
ooii think of (ull;ii war to thcgrcnttoM
ur, Gmerul (irunt, Iritiieiiiloun nipluuie
to talk polities to till thin xatt concourK
of politician"; laughter nnd uppluu.'c; to
iiivu who nrc not only my reuiori in tt If.
dniii, but In (rf,nt)il who have made pol
itic! the Minly of thiir livm. Vit I (lode
vire to tu thut I ticcrptut) an iuvitutinii lu
nmt with you here in order thut there muy
be no ininUndetMRrMlIng ni to bow I intend
In conduct in self in the future, and to
how how I think a soldier ought to con
duct hiiimelf, now the war U over, wIkii
p.iiriotinn thmaml, hU jcrvicw or lidiu
nee. Tu hmv to Union nun upd to Cop-
wliead the luttir; how he winliinw
their trultwutiii ucU which have dirgraceil
my imihe Stale for the lift four yearn. J
am lute, Ailing I am umong men, w hone v
crsiiokea word of dulmallv. anJ who
nuiLr luiii-iiii, uu iu riniiMiii into wnu
rrnialiKitl firm ikrlm; the tUrk hour of ll.e
Union, nml who have proy.il fought and
blul for our country, had by that great i
und good man, Abrahum Lincoln. Inv
ineiiH' und long continued upiluin.e.j
Vou have wstembled hire today, toy
friends, under no ordinary circtiinsluiicen
and I trut wllh good promise of suicifs
in redctming tlie fame of our State. 1 (HI
you, wherever I go to New York, Phila
delphia, Washington, while traveling In Ihe
curs everywhere 1 hir language in nfir
ence to New Jersey which fills my whole
soul with disgust and hatred to those who
huve disgraced my native State, and how
it la poesl'ole for any of its cili&tm. to join
bunds wiili trnitors is beyond my compre
hension. Fillow-citlzn-i I havedevlutrd
from the course of tnilllory mm in taking
tlie stand, but I have been more excited
since I have been In Nov Jersey over what
I huve heard snid than I na during any of
tlie semes through which I have pusnd
during the courto of the war. Do yeu j
Know that I have heard men here suy that I
it would have been better to let the South
go; that they bilievo lu Slate rights; that
Ihe martyred President was n tyronl! and
that his successor, Andrew Johnson, Is a
second Nero? There nrc men in Sustex,
with much zeal but very little bro!n, who
m Juice that they v olid for John C Urcck
inridgo once, and fay, 'by thunder, they
wou'd do It again if they had on opporlu.
nltyl' Not 6alUficd with the sacrifices,
expenses and ull Ihe cotomllies of the war,
they now tell you thut President Johnson
Ian murderer lor approving we smtence
ofthon.sass.nsof the Pmidmt. The
(.'n ni ii
rl,nu,1 .ditors are enuallv cuilty wllh ,
Southern rebels. He refured .sreaaliy
ain.im.ru. t - "
tonourtlcleiulhe .cwtonf.ew,wn.tii
wton now, whitti'
he elmounced with peculiar tarca.m, ana
thought the whole batch of such traitor,
should be huog on the same tree with Jifl
n.ivi.1"
l.o ,l..,niii)crrl with necu bar tnrcam, and I
Davis.'
Aou.no wife of 28 lutcly left her hut
band of CO In Michigan, took 500 of Ins
money, wi lit to S) raeue, New York, pick.
ed up u lovir, bought bun a new suit of
eloihes nnd pretij soon took the clothes
ami Kit bun. At last accounts '"-
men were In company Icokiog after the
woman.
twl
JACKSON VI LLK, SATO? DAY, SEPTKMBEK 10,
1'rom Paerament-i I'liion 1
BY OVERLAND TELEGRAPH
New York, lOih. A Quebec dfeniUrh
fny: While here, General Grant nnoke'
without rricrvc to tcrcral pcrjont on the clPm U1('nw " rongrw. 1 he l'ongre- rrrpiiring a rcNcnuc uttimp of nfiy cent on
Mexican question. He aid thst ho had ',onnI '""fid' "f thl i'tate were rearrange 'frcry original unit. An n netitlou' nill in
plnccd one hundred thounml men en the I ' nn Acl (,r,,1(' ,ft,c l'f"r.il Acmldr. j now pending lu the Supreme (.'otirl or Or
Uio Grande an an armv of observation. nnd r'i' dune 9, W. 'I ho whole of ttio ! mmi. to trv the miwtlon. we tmblidi Ihe
that the French would have io leave Met-'
ieo, peaceably if thry chojc, and forcible
If they refund. 'Ihc'idliiiitlon In Mexico
he lookid upon as one which had been ere- l''1 In ,n',1,1' Tmncwe, and tlie S'erentb
atrd by the rebellion, and the rebellion I Rni1 ,:,8,,,h in VVrtt 'I'"'""". The Iue
would not really be omcomc until MnI-lftl "'' t'IfCl,(, w na,n,y I'ctwcrn the
mlllan wo compelled to depart nu.l tlw -Union" raiMllilatr. who riippnrt tbc l'ctl
Mcxtedii people ullowed to organize n gov ' crtt aml SlR,c """nmeiitt. Includliig the
eminent without foreign iritcrTrntlnu. i t'onatltnllotinl Ami ndmetit, and approve
With teuanl to ihr. rnlminm i.,i., n,.lf " ""T Tcnneewe l'raiichifC l.iw, but
United States nnd England, lie did not I nr0 Rer.erally nupposed to tw opined to
ii.iL. ii.--. . r.i....ii ..... ..i,..inecro iiilTraire. The CottMrvntivu" can
di.r.Ml ,,'. ,.iii,i . ... .
reawn of Knglar.d mixing hcrwlf up with
I'mrei. In ihn Mnt,,., ,..!., I
iltc foreign imncm how that a rmh of
emigrants to tht country from the north j
in i-.uropc ii Miung in with more than n-i "k """ "i-i--"- -""r,.,.. , .,. ,v ,,, 0f lIrj( ry h,c ,, CHmm ,.,r,t
nil vehtmtnee; 15 000 I'olUli exiles are I UuM n' .wt rCtlv"' ftrc Vfr.v iwnger. Iwtlipwiwj H ilmtof other ymmr. U ore
making arrangements with the Swl Got-!11,c-v Iml,w,p ,1,' ,,l,w UnlonWU Imvej,,,,, ,MM,, , ,t. it, tM hvl nukuowl
eminent for transportation to the riee soil ! ,,een c',,c,r,, '" KuM 'IVnwuee.csf In Mid r,le of II while It wj. pending lu the Clr
oflhcSlaiw. 1'rom Norway the rxodu'1"0 n' fiw' ,n WrM Tcwiww. Of the onlt Couil.an.l no opporlMiilly of bring
or the most laluable jwrt of the population otl,or M"' ,wo V" Ml,,,"(, ','M,",wr) '"" hc"r'' tU,n I" drfWuw of lltMr right. And
l M great as to excite H.C fears of the nil ''""ktlfy been filled by OwaerVRtlvea. i iWt enndnfll In I he more objrlloMbe. he
Ihnrlllf.. who are endeavoring to cheek It. ' u,ta m ln Wwl T.imwwcc iH.nlna t I w thry liato lsmuRl.l np Ihr.qiiMilM up
The 1'arl. conesponden, of the U,,n
.NVim. u.iihIIv verr well liibrinod. ll.r.iu. '
II l,.f.-..,.l il,,..u.'
out n hint llttt NHkn Is pnirinic to
take up the Mexican (,m.ftlon on his ou.
necount as soon a Mux returns to Mira- '
mgri
Toronto, An?. Slli -A dispntch (row
Montreal to the l.toiltr, says another nt
limpt his been made to carry off George
N. Sutders. O'lxnry was cllVrcd tn
llimi'niid dollars to assist in tie tntrrprbc.
lie agreed, nnd then went and Informed
the Chief if Police iboul It. On Monday
evening 0'I.enry called at Panders' houfe
wllh n cnrrhifp driven In-rue ol the eon-
inlralnri. 0'I.eary told Sanders that the '
ltecotder wantcxl to see him at his Imuso
on the road. Three men then Jninpid into
the carriage, knocked O'lz-nry down, and
handcuffed Sanders. Twenty of the police
gave chn'c. ciiplurtd two of the cnnplr
ters, and are in pursuit of the others.
Tut: l'mm ItKiDK.NCK or (Jr. v. Guam.
The Milniiukle .Yews learns that tlie rn
mor tlmt G'en. Grant was about to fix his
n shit nee
iinfoiindii
in I'liilailelfihia appears to In-,
The hmite given him by lie
I'liiladelphlans was only ticeptcd umiii the ;
oendilion llut It diould not interfere wllh i
hi purpose of returning to ht old home In ,
Gult-nn. Wc row a frhnd of his from the
Iiilter piece 'olely, wlio informs us tliatKv-'
,, ,,. i i i i ,i
encWitcMorGuti-nnhaie purchase.) tUre.
..' ......... ... ,'....
linn nr.'.iiiiii ill mi iirurm u Fii.t'ii.iui
. ...i ...i. i- ...i... ii i
rcnieuce, roinpiueiy inruieiu irnin itase
ment to ntlie A house In llostnn ooulrlb. j
i.lad nil tl.n ruriirU. 'I'lu-re nil ft time
w n) i(, Meimt um,-tnu n (Jn. Grunt '
. , ,.,. ., (. . La, .. .,,,.,
secure lite building of a side walk from bin
home to the railroid depit, It w III lm f
gratifying to Ihe General Io notice that the
ulonsald sidewalk is now completed.
It is underfcloix! that the General will und Campbell,
shortly visit hU home, and the citizens ore, In the Jvglilh DWtrlct, lliu only one
making extensive preparations to give the which, In JSC-1, at Ihe I'le.idmtiul uiee
hero a fitting rtceptiou. The Galena (la tiou gavu Ihe idsjorily of its votes to Lln
ttttt thus uhorls the people to join In the coin, Uaudall the Union cundnlate, gulns
grand ovation: considerably lu Madison and I'uhutuoouu-
Lieutenant General Grant will soon vit-. ties, and is likewise uifliiubtdlly olwetwl.
It Ins home In Galena, lie d'KH not be- We think it probable that Vwiiiuu U
long Io Gattna ulnne, but to lite whole ui-'
lion 10 lilt nuuiu nuim ut .luiuuiiiij,
who admire true greatness and love Kepub
llciui institutions, lis went out from us
.. . ... ..!..! II ..f i i... i
in humble citizen, with no pretentions,
ubove othors; l letums Ihe conqueror of
the most powerful tvbclliun that was evtr .
hull! on so bad n cause. We bespeak for
,m tlt. ,eartie.t greeting. Lit it be unl-,
, . , .. r rfl(,tj iy ti(i i,rwence
or every iinu woman uwl child In the eeur,. 'pflnijjt. (Dcmoeml),. 3,001 ; Keoond dM
trv. For a day let ull labor be oinittid. triot close, Yeninuu (Unleit), probably
Come in towns, In neighborhoods, b) tjKlwj . 'piilrd Dt.triel, elo ebanee
school districts, by secieties, by families, by ovc betwien ilowry oi.d Gride r j Fourth
individuals. Ut a greatful people give ( nirict, Harding (prosJaverj), 3,500;
full play to the warmth of their gratitude, i p,ftu Jjutnct, Kouiieau (proomeudmenlj.
Ceme in all manner of couveyonce. abh, i,;qo j Sixth Distriel, Smilli (pro amend
every demonstration nod insignia that will j mui 600; Seventh Dintricl, Khunkliu
exprusjour wariy jy. si " ..
ihe age see how a patriotic people can Loo
.... r ... .. l. I ... r.r.il ll. n.l
or iheir uenaiueior, . -
lloo
-
IHoiukd JIubumii the his lorlan d d
in Florence on me urn oi . . if
He is well known
r -' . . ,imr,.,m. m,Mlaneous .
Sbiu er u" u
us ue uu.u. -- .
worKS, u
woim, u uu .. " ,
a great number of ';' J
per articles. ';..,,,....
wllh the New - ork Juwnt.w iui nui
,.n.u,on to accept tue consuisuip at in-
the consulship at 'I'd
I-"- . .,... ,. i ii, ,., i niuuwn uuu iiiuyu invuiiu ciailiu uu ui
oste. iu the Austrain dominion, which pos whch wwo ffwlv), DCe k Ugimlnjt ()(
he filled at Ihe lime of his death. Hebadib war. Of 200,000 cases of disihurged
., t)-rpl for some years from ill health. i soldiers on record, 31 120 huve been record
sumriu i f(J Juco j Jnimj( 18(.5( ul(, fi ;j85 junlff
It nnnears (nil lllV ligue, ur vttiuuu
' ' b ,ea(.ud Marseilles, France,
. c me rn, a)drni (j R anJt
laouiau.n.
ikwaiwUw
from Ikt Xtir Vvrk Tnlmnt AufVl P;A
TIlC KICCtiollH ill T'1HM'. twul i
ICciitucli)'. I
Tfnnw"e rlrcfiil, -on the .Id of Augnit
Vlnl nml Sc,(,ni' I'ongrcMional dmlrlct.
nml nfnr,' ,hc Nholo of tlio 'ITiirJ, He in
V-nt 'i'muew, the lVurlh l'llili and
tlhlutm avow their opn!tlon to Hie entire
emancipation policy i.ftl I-'cilctal potern.
mnt and to the new rrnnchlic law of the
Slate of Tennesw. Mo.t or all ofthe.nt,"'m',!!TU" l,,1,n,,ir.n1 M "
fla,,n' ,,owevfr' ,0 1,,vc n,n,,.v' h( n'"' ,0
' '' "- " " V' V",on"
nuoniiiin ni riHvrrr rimaKi ngnin iieenme
nuoittinn 01 na wry SlHWhl ngwl
"" ,,,hel of UnUUiliei. durliMf tbe next
MHhn nf "S"1. '" cx.eete.l
u,Bl ,rnm UmT ,0 "h nf "" ww -'"'
men nf Teunesfee will oooptiate with Ibi-
W""c.i. maj..riiy, llWHigl, umm tun
proiiii.v ue reiiwi i.k..i io w.ie ir i.on
gresfiotml Acts which will aim nt the es
lablUhment ol equal laws fur while and
blnt'ks,
The first returns from Kentucky announce
ii decisive victory of the Comliutionat
Amendment parly In luisville. General
, Iinuwuu ho biaten Itnbirt Mullorv bvn
muJ0,lV IiWi Mceol tlm moil Mnguii.0
elnllonaof the Union pirly. TIhmoIc
n.itiierson counly, ol umcli luisvlllc in
the capital, wa, In lfO.'l : llrainlette, I,.
(Wi : U'lcMifle, ft,0'. mnjorily for llrnin
Idle. 1.577 s ami lt-fil : Lincoln, '. Ofiii ;
McClellun, A'AZi, Now It iiiswiu Ims
rectheil in the city of l.minville I.AO'J
volts ; Mullury only 7W). nod n thlid oan
didjtc, Mumly, 161 ; whu.li gitti to ltoui
Keen, our both of bis txiiuiietitiHs, n
mnjorlty of 3,'J7'J. Tim iheliun of ltoui
eeu from the fiflh iliilrlct hi conceded.
TU election of Gritn C'uy Kmiih from
thu Sixth District may be legaidtd as
eipiully certain. ICintnn cotinly, which,
in 1SG1, gave tu I.liiooln 1,710 uixl to Mc
Clcllan 1,371 voles, u Lincoln iwijorili c-f
... ...., . ,.
.111. now gives Io Smith about 1.100 ma-
i.i... -.i . i. ii
lT ';......;., V T . '. I
lf.riii-. nml i.hhuiuiii nuimv. n iiii.i lint..
in jooi wos ititi iwr incoiu, uihi i,.o.i
for Mel'lellun, u Liuculu mujorily of only
r'lH. tiuw L'lVH tu I lid L'liioo Cululhlnto
nlout felO mejonly. Tlte oouutiw form
,,, ,tll, CoiikicmMiuI dk-lricl L'uvu ut ihe
l'iiidrutiul elcetiwi of USUI, nsuwl ajrgre.
gate mujorily fur McCltlluu, which Is
more thuu Mjnd out by the gains of Ihe
Union purly iu the two ixiunttw of Kmtoti
eleetml in the Second Dxlriel, giving
four of the nine mtinUr of Congrcsw.
'I'he returns from Ihe Third, Fourth ami
Sevonth show considerable though luluged
majorities for the unti A muniment prty.
uud make the election of Hurtling, Grulsr
uud ijliaiil.ini probable,
Jjh'isvillk. August Dili. Tbo fien
pIM makes the following utimalo. of
Couaressional moloritles : First Dislrlot.
(pro stuveryj , 3,iiuo; i.igiiih iii.irict.iisn
dall (pro-aniendminl), -1,000; Ninth Dis
ricl, McKve (pro-ameudineiit), 1.000
DiRixa the nionlli of July the nmnlier
of wi lows' claims rteeivtd at the Pension
Office, umounled Io ,250, of whith 2,170
were grunlid. 'i'Lere are ut prttinl.on Ihe
-'am.i.er oesie n.wj cans, ia,j-jii ui
wh,eb are awaiting evideuce from other
Deparlmenls, und 28,000 from the claim
,', lla.Kye. iMVi ,DlBW cla.IIM
were admitted during the same month. Up
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tA .Tulv Id. Il.cris urau n Intnl nf 1 Hfl Aflfl
- - y - ".-"" -' "- "'",
inu moiiin oi uuiy last UI Hi 040 now
being recorded, ot least 50 percent ore
discharged forgunkLoi woundi.
o a
1S1.5.
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.s'l'A.IIP Si IT.
AilnrelnlorMteil In luxes. All Seim
lor nrc inlerenled in the ipietti.in of the
cnn'lilutlcnnlity of the Act of I'ongrru
j following opinion of the Suprewe Court of
the United Slates on the ubjiol.
In llic eae of Ixird t'. Ven!e. reported
in the 8th Nolumc of liouaril'rf ItqwnU,
page 2M, Cbiif dustlec Tiiney inyst
"The court ml I tiled iihih examluing
the rreord In thli CAfe, ami the affidavits
ltle.1 lu tlie motion In dlsmW, that I lie mm
tract set out lu (he pleading wa made for
the purpose of intltullng this mil, and Unit
J'iw I. no real dl..iile beiwrrn the pUlnl
,in nn1 d.reml.int. On the lontmrr.ltli
I TMf','t ,,,A ,,,r,r l,",'rw, I" "" U'
hioiight bete for deoMon Ii mm nnl th
mine, nnd not ndierse; nml that In lhrt
i iininiiiuiiv in itnwtnra ui iitiiiiinu nt iiti
court uih,i a nnnllon of
n n inj'iitim ur 'iivn w I'liinnnt m iiii
Uw, In lltedi-els-
Llr ZZZZZJJZ
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iwrlk's Willi whom in truth lUty wereln
illiile, ami Uxn a Judgmeut fromm.)
entered by tU.-lr ttmlit.il eonsrni, wlthutil
any acliial judleUt deebliMi by thecouit
It Is quvullon, lew, In w hleh It appear tti it
Wp,(y ,es very Urge amownll- ImoUnl
irgean
epend
ts right In which depend on II. ....n.
It l proper to say hen- tltil the nmvl
who argued hrrv Ibo mulUni In iIIshiIm, In
Itrbalf of the parllf Ui the suit. sUnd en
llrely aeiulttrd ut any paitltlpalloo In tlm
purMo fur nldeti these proes-edlng wn
Iftiliited; and Indeed emild Imt hud none,
as Ibey were not comitol In the Clnnll
Court, nnd had ui onnern with tbr Mi
until after It came U'fore this eoiitt. And
wenra bound In prifiime that the coiinxl
whoeonduetril Ihe eo In lite cull I Iwlowl
were equally uninformed of Ihn iMgll uud I
object of Iheee arllee and lliul they would I
not UiKiwIogly bin' leprewnlAl In i
emirl that a feigned eontroieiwy was a'
real one.
It Is thennVe of cimuU of JutlUe todf
cltle the light of irrwHa und of projieity.
wht-n lbs iwrson tnlrrrstril tunuot adjut
them by agreement Ulsreeii tbeniteliee,
and to do Ibis on Ihe lull heating nf both
parlies. And any alb mpt, by u mere cd
urable dlt pule, In obtain Ibe opinion tif Ihe
court Mftuii u rjutilH of law which a rly
ib lr In know for hU own idle rel ur hl
ula ---- - ii liaall iLaic la Sin huhI !.!
, , , ', , ,. ,
suUlantlol eonlroeiy Iwltteen Ibitw who
.-Ma ,- ., .... .
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. ..... .....
.' " .iri or j.i.iiee liaieal
way rrprehembil, ami treated as n puabh
aliV eontimpt of rmrl.
Ibe Milt I kn of. In Ihe uftldivlts
filed In nijvpitrt of It.n an amlesibb lellim,
and the proceeding dert itilwl on llml grnuiid
llut an uiiilcablu uelluii, In the ent iu
whlsh these wolds are iihm) lu court ofju
lice, pH-uiH)M that there Is a real dbpuU
Itetaivu tint (urlUs ewicunlug mine inittir
ol right And In u ca nf I hut kind It Mime
tlmra hpna. Iltat, for Ihe nirioe of oh
I it in In g uiloelfhm of the cuiilro'.ney, with
out Incurring ueedUes oupense und trouble,
tbi-y ugiea to eombiet the milt lu uu unit
eable manner, that U In suy. Iliut I hey will
not i niburntM eaeh ullur wild uituteuMary
form orltobnlualith, and will mutually
admit faet which luey know Io be line, uml
without ifinlrliig HKjf, and will bring the
point In dUHile before Ibe eouit for iImiI
Ion, without tuLJretlai; eaiii olUr to unure
rry ev(HMt or delay, lint lhi muln
I nn actual oiH4lrovry, ami inhere ludr
i. 'I'he nwlly cnnvlit In Ibe manner lu
which It I brought In lMie lafur I he com I
And lurh amlcibte notions, so fur from I
leg ohjecl of aHMir, are always approv-l
and eneourugwl, beeuuse lby fuel I i lain
griHlly Ihe wlmliilslrullonnlju.llee between
tbe 4irll. 'Ihe nidation lu Ihe ante br.
fore ut U, not Ibat the predlug were
amicable, 1ml that lhr U nu real eoftlilot
of lnt'trt belwiMin tlmm ; Ibat Ihe plalulllll
uml dukixUnt have Ihe tuuu- InUre.l, nml I
that InUrv.t sdverMiund iu conllict wub tbu i
Interest of third person, wboteiigbU uouhl .
I seriously ulltvUd If Ihe (jutlou of law
wa devlded in the manner Ibat bulb of.
the jMitlui Io Ihl Milt desire it In be.
A judgment euU-ietl under snob olroum '
fiancee, and fui such puriMKS, Is u mem
form. Ibe whole oceeiliuK ws lueou
tsmpt ot tbo court, uml hlhly reprebwisihle. '
uud the Uirntd dNIriel judge, who was tln.ii ,
holding thu Circuit Court. uudouMidly ur.
Iernl the judgment jtroom-i Io be cnltied '
under the impresdon llut there was lu fact J
u controversy 11 ween the pluiutitf und do '
fondant, and that they were pioeetdlng to1
obtain u ilislnJoii upon a dipute rpietlion '
ol law, in w Licit Ihvy bsd nlverte inUruils. I
A juiigineiii in lorm, inu procuren, iu iin
eve ot tint Uw I no iudj;uiuul of tin eourl
It Is a nullity, and no will of error will llu
T. .... .w . . .....
upon II, This writ Is, therefore, distiilist-d
Gun, Tkiiiiv. Thu hern nf Fort Fisher
is In bo priseuiad willi A'J5 (J00 lu Uulul
Slalea 7 30 boods, by cltizciii of New
Haven
VOL. X. NO. 35
I.KrTrn mow Guxnivt. MrCi.n t.v
I'he nnnlvcrsary of our national IndepemJ
ence wji duly celebrated nt Genom by
the AtiuriiMu trnveters among the Alp.
Among the teller from Invited guests was
tbo following, whkli iraj rccelvpd with thu
greutest Interest .
llorM. HvnoN, LiKn OuNrvA, I
.Inly l,18r.5. )
My Dear Sir 1 1 have received your very
pi'hlc Invitation, on behalf of the citizens
of tbo Uuitiil Slntesof America who am
in Geneva, to Mr, McClellan md myself
to Join them nt dinner In day.
1 regict that It will not bo In our power
to ib) ourselves, the pleasure of meeting
with vou In Ihe celebration oflhtimost
inti renting luinlvcrr.iry of Ilia most sirred
lay lu the American calender. Although
I cannot meet you In person, I hopo that
you will iriiiit me to cxpreM tho In.
leii'ii Joy with which, In common wllh all
Americans, I look upon tho recent glorious
ourreiwe of our gallant armies under Until
nnd Hhirmnn.
Ai Iheeo victories, have llnally crushed
llw nrnitd opposlllnn In the General gov
ernment, nnd have brought bark tlie whom
of the national domain under Ilia fold of
mir dig, I trust thut Ihl anniversary of
Ihe nation's birthday will be Ihe opening
of n iww em lu our history when broth,
rrly hive will once again prevail bttwrrn
Ihe people of tbr once contending sections
- when nil Ihe cause of Ihe late war shall
Imv disappeared when the Me-t of seces
sion (trail ll N glided nn thing entirely
nf Ihe pist, never, again Io lie revived, and
during which wc shall become n stronger,
mnro united nml mere prosperous nutlon
than ever Mnro.
I most vlnmcly unite with you lu llui
feeling or sorrow nnd Indignation whlrli
huve Ihcu so iinlvrrsnlly expressed for thu
oowurdly murder which deprived the roiin.
try of It Chief Muglstrnle, and In the de
nim to ill'iird thu most lo)nl siipwirl In his
mrroMor. I trust, lio, that you will unltn
will, me iu the hopo lliat.slnrc we havn
iHimplclfly vlndliMled the mllnnal strenlli
nnd military honor by the entire defeat nnd
mill of our late cutmlre, our people will
pursue! n mngniinluinus nnd merciful conrso
lownrdsn fallen fue one that will tend to
softin the bitter Mings Inevitably cnuieil
by iv long und enrncit war, nnd In rrstr.ru
thu confideni'u an I kind fetiliug that should
i xht between those who nwo allrglanot
In the sniiio government nnd belong to
Ihe same (tcnplc.
Ibggln that you will oomey Io thu
I'ommillic, and In the gentlemen they rep
rereiil, my slneeio thuaks for their very
com Icons luvilutlou, 1 am, my dear sir,
very truly and riKKCtfully yours,
(JKOIKJI-; II. MrGLIJLLAN.
A Ynt'Mi Lviit CoiviuiiksA Snoi-KKKf.
tn. 'I'he New Yoik V'twri of August 5th
.i); Ilclwuit eight nnd nine o'clock last
rt rmng a )oung woman named Minnie
Phulon, twenty jenrs of (ge, residing In
l!.it Williamvhurg, enlered the furnl.l.lng
store of Guitave llaer, No. IDri, Grand
slritt(K. D) uml nV)ullcd hlin wllh a
cowhide. Havr resisted her vigorous cult I.
gallon, and look up n (tick In self defencet.
A youim geiilliunii immrd Junu Forrest,
who resldii in New York, ami who wis
in tho young ladloi' eompany, then seized
liter while .Minnie belabored him wllh the
ruwhlde. lu this emergency llucr called
nut lustily, 'Wulch I murder 1" wbru ofll.
rtr Walsh of the Forty-fifth Precinct, was
attracted to tho spot und arreslsd tho lady
ami Ler companion. They wtio taken to
the station house nml locked np, MIm
Phalou stales, In oxplaBntlou nf her cou
ilncl, that tho vUlliil User' sloro early on
Monday innrnlng lust lu purchuso soiuour
ileles, and thut after tho article were put
up the storekeeper charged her more than
ho lud ugrcctl to pay; sho thereupon re.
fused to lako Ilia purrhnio and demanded
back her money; which demand was re
f'i.td by tho man llaer, who culled her, she
alleges, name I hot did not belong to her.
Hence the oowhlding.
HuMiioLitr On. Huii'MKsr 'Ibo Hum.
boldt Timet id Aug, 'Jfilh says "The
steamer ; Notti which lell here on
Thursday, look on board as a portion of
freight from Ibis pluee, forly three pack
nge of oil, .hipped ,y the Union Matlold
PelrolvtiRi Company. The shipment con.
(Mletl, if wo ure correctly Informed, of six.
lem baruls of thirty one gallons each, and
twenly (eviii half barrels, lltsidr this
wire shipped severul packages of oil, raug.
ing from live gallons to a bunel, from other
wells, among which he heard named lU
N'oblu well, and the Sutter and Alltn well,
Tho aggregate quantity of the shipment
wus uboul eight hundred and fifty gallons.
Wo hopo uml bc-llevo thut ere lung tho &
cilitics for tho truimporuilou ktwccutLa
Oil DistrluU and KurtU will iusure tho
shipment of a ipiaulliy of oil by each
steamer."-S t i'.
Cow aro vorh only ouo dollar each tu
Ilueuoi Ayres. Milk mint be cheaper
lLu pure water.