Oregon sentinel. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1858-1888, November 04, 1865, Image 2

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SATl'KDAY
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S-'nit.rlsto, t'nl
n. K. l'liliu, iMltrtllsliiu ngtiit tor
Mucrittiitiilo. 1'nl.
Mil of Agents for the Ohkuo Pkntisei..
K. V. Itii"ll. general agent for Oregon,,
ami IdimtTuiltury.
t l. l-'Micr San l-'ranclsco C.il.
.1..J. KnowKon A Co do do
Thorn i ILiiiii ptdegalc. Ogn.
PP. 15. Hill .....Wilbt-r do
K. (i. Illid-etv Huck l'olnt do
Thomas Croxieu Cioxlons Dlggine '
Win. Spleer Jump-OIT-Jo do
Gov. Glob' rotllmiil ilo
l. M. TkotiiHOi Albany ilo
W. M. llvan' Altbouso ilo
'IIiohi.m Carr ilo do
Tliom-isl'.llotd Ktibyvlll do
S. W. Sawmr do do
t. I'. AndJrw) Phoenix ilo
. M. 0. Gault do 'l
A. Ireland .Mvtlle Creek ilo
Gto. I.. Don lllleiilHirg do
1 heodrle Cameron I.'nlon Town ilo
Jmiim U. Walton ltie'iir do
lilts Halite Hunter.... Ilogu- lllicr '
I.. W. Sutiliu t-'urt Klamath ilo
1 tin r irrmn nl' Cunroni ille. aencral
Ajpnit tor Douglas County.
iiim jmmhiii ii s-smsmji'.suir'.tsjiwn
WJUT.'S TUIAL.
Wirlx had LU trial, and boon convicted
of murdsious oondnot towaids t'oion wl
oner oootiiii1 nt Audewjnville. Ho wa
to have received l)U toiHence ou Monday
luit. We Jo not kuow for u ctrtaiuty
what tbat tentcr.ee will be, but it can hard
ly Im anything cite than death. Anything
thcrt of death would uol atify Jutliec, to
uy nothing In regard to popular opinion
on Ujc subject. Jastico cries aloud fiom
tho sbiuoken, bbwltel forms ami bleaching
bone of hundreds ul poor victims, icnt to
uii untimely grave by tkw monster's pro
wf of slow ttarvatlon, agaiusl him. Tb
Uiolic, tiwido so by hild, M I ho tgcalol
D.ivU nml otberf, cry for bieud, though
they 1 In tlio law) of plvnly aud among
frlfcdi. 'IIkj iflaiocd look at tbeir lolarg
(d liinbi, empty iletvct nml booti, and n-
mcpiwr how tby were drpilrcd of tbtm ,
ui .MMierMnTtiWt y innt wroumg atttiuc
cury.
It etaiu to be it woedtr, tko, bow tucb
u man wai eon victvd, (then all tb(ociion
h( before tbe CowoiUlou. Tbe only
ivondcr U, that be received n irUI nt all.
The Demoeratlu ptt in Oregon will
probably cry od bowl about thU mooitrr
in Lumen form, ud wa liopo they will.
N'oudvlw l hem to firmly Wmliiy tliem
ttlvw with thieve, lobbeM ai.d murderer.
Wo want them to come out boldly, and
let tbe Kople tee k iter a thry arc, m they
know tlwwelvu to be. tsucb a courie, on
their jwtt, will bo better for the lidon
perty, ami better for tbe natiou.
Wu believe there are boneit men, ho
Imve heretofore let thiuuclvei bu Identified
with l ho iMtly of wbiclt the: Cupptibead
thetU claim to be organi. So we bope
thty will gtowl and ihriik about tbe mur
der of tneh "u gnat mul gttd ntau" m
Whir. They have fretted their kind
lieurti sorely over tbo innocence of Mr,
riurrat and, by tbe way, the never claim
id to be Innocent until tbe tuUjeet U
worn thread-bare, awl they now need
Euuethiu); new. !y the time all U M
about thU criminal tliat oau U, JeQ'lA
i, that prluoe of truitort, murderer and
Mon, will liave hi uwo ready for tbe
(.'oppeibeud healing proceu. Tor our
pari, we will be pleated to see an example
made of all tht traitor, for we firmly be
lieve iu aud euJorte l'reiildent Jouuion'a
jiolicy of mjliiujj treawn ami crime odloui.
OiiiJ'.RT0r Oniwox. It I held by
many, in other part of the State, that
anything belonging to Southern Oregon it
contemptible, uad they think ui only fit to
um us u kind ul tool, whereby certain cud
can be sccouiplUhed. It may be that tuch
IWMU wilt get cut. There nre one or
two ItuiH we projKMO to give, that will
thotv ui not to be mere cyphers in tbe
scale, in the inattir of live itock driven
from this vally, thl rammer, we are of
opinion that wo will make no contemptible
footing p. Wc don't claim that all the
fleck menllooed in the subjoined lut oame
from till county, but we do claim a supe
riority of roadtf,:vbleu induced drover to
travel them.
Over the John Uay Wagon lloid: Cut
tie, 1,200; fchcep, 2,000, aud coe pack
train of forty animal.
Thu road up Immigrant Creek: Cattle,
1,000; sleep, 2,900.
To l't. ICIauulb: Cattie.'JOO.
Over Sitfciyou Wagen ltoad to Vickn:
Hogi, 800.
Over tbo trull from Althouie to Iluppy
Cump, on Klamath lt'uer; Hog, 200.
Total amount of stock, 7,210.
Tim sheep going up Emigrant Creek
came from California, uud wero driven this
wuy because of the sujieriority of our road.
The samo cau bo said of drove coming
frem Jouglas county.
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A miiv died ou tho l'mma J'rwjt between
hero uud aucomcr.- Atliwk.
fcwtflWM
IMiKtie'C'ln of Wittiiimtft!
I til I
Tl. ic'!iocl i-uow In n more priprr
r i conilillon tlmli ll hus been for U'r,
and, in fact. It miglit be Mid, mote pr
)f rom tlrtii ever btlorc. Althottgli 1'rof.
Catch found It lo hi Intercut to resign,
the fcI-.ohI was not stopied n day, nml Uev.
,T. II. Wythe, formrrnlly of Cnllfotnln,
now occupies tho President' Chair.
'I 'i new b'lildlng, which Is npptoachlng
completion, i or brick, in I ho form or it
Uroik Cto, cighty-fonr feel in Ienglli
cneh way. and forty-four fiet widefour
Mario high, including the basement, with
n solid stone foundation. Tbo distance
from tho top of the dome to the base of tho
building is one Immlted feet. Tho wall
ningo from ono to two nml n
lmlffcct in thickness. The basement Is
ten feel in the clear; the newt tory is six
teen; tlio third thirteen ami the lourlli
twelve, with i line, spacious attic. When
completed, the building will accommodate
four hundred students, and cost some forty
thousand dollar. Near twenty-two thou
sand Imve already been expended. This
amount has been donated principally by
tho clliaens in the Immediate vicinity. A
tho Institution is designed for the whole
State, an Invitation is extended by lt.'V.
A.l Wnller, canvassing agent, to every
ono to aisist in this important cntcrpthk'.
Our State demand a place or learning
of tbe grade which this school promises to
be. We must hare at good educational
facilities in Oregon as any other State can
iKMtt of. Tbe yonth of this country must
be educated at our own school. They arc
needed In oar district schools, tbe great
foundation of American Institution ami
American liberty. Onr professional men,
ami our .Statesmen, should be educated
bete, u tbat they ny hatv the inttre-sts
of onr young Stale firmly fixed at heart.
Then let tbe fi lends or education rally
around I no Willamette ITclTershy, and
make it inch a teat of learning as the
growing educational Interests of our Stale
demand.
i:m:ctiov in south cak-
Ol ASA.
N7Verk. October tb.
Tbo , .7.r Chartciton ditpateh sayst
James I.. Orr, foimerly speaker of tb.
ltuiiru of lU'pnscntatlvea of lbi Unllut
Ht.Ue, tec.iud a majority of votes In
Cbarleitou lor Governor, and the ticket
knowu w the Ue-cbanlc and Wotklugsacit'
ticket wa untueccsafnt.
A corrcpon4nco between Seeretary
Seward ami Governor I'erry U puUisbvd,
n wbleb tbe latter. In response to Impi'rle
as to when h shall ceao l pt-riorm tin
functluu of hi oBlcv, I Informed that be
U expected to eontluue to act until relieved
by tbe order of tbo l'retldcnt.
Tbo ll'erM say : Account from every
part of tho tbo Bute ludleatu that Wadv
Hampton I undoubteilly elected Om-ruor
of South Carolina. In tho oily of Charles
ton tbo roto standi i For Orr," lii : for
Hampton, 601, Iu the 1'arUle tbo vote
tand lli tot I tampion to 01 for Orr, leav
ing Hampton a majority of iV) rote In tbl
district alone.
General Howard, Cosamhwlouer of tbe
fc'reedinen' llureau, on tbe lath, In aldrt
explanatory of tho object of tbe Kreedmen'M
llureau and hi present rbit to tbe South,
delivered In tbo presence or Mayor Uctiratb,
tbu Common Council and prominent eilixwu
of Charleston, mijj somu Importuut an
nouaecment. Tbe General ipuko of tbu
hostile fvellug toward tbe llureau In
Charleston. Thi Mayor acknowledged ll,
and aald bo bail no bopo for the country uu
tll eivll government wa restored. Tbe Gen
eral said this was tbo clamor of tho politi
cians, but ho bad generally fouud tho
planter favorable to tbe continuance of tbo
liuriao. He, himself, as well as the Presi
dent, wUued that eivll law should again no
untrammeled by military power ; but tbe
negroes ha. Inn lost tbe protealiou of their
muter, need toaio guarantee for tbe safely
of lbelriutereu. aud until the stato allowed
freedtnen U teitlty In the Courts, he wa
free to say the llureau would eemliuuo. Tbe
I'rekkleut, he aald, would be very clear of
surrendering the Statu to civil Liw until a
stop was put to outrage on the blaek.
Tho General gave encouraging replies to
tbu planter who are seeking tbo restoration
of their proriy. He said ho hoped to see
wholcaeme law guaranteeing the right ot
freed weu passed by tbe Legislature, and tbe
present dinkultle bulvve-eu tbe two raee
settled, llu aunouuoe tbu puiposeof es
tablishing Court, to consist of an at say
oflieer and two oltliens, to take coguliance
or present complaints by oragalust the col
ored people. General Howard subsequently
addressed the negroes, ami then took hi
departure for tho Capital, to confer with
Coventor I'erry.
Tbo South Carolina legislature, lately
elected, assemble here to-day.
IlttKATim there n man with soul so dead,
who never to himself hath said, "I will my
county paper take, both for my own and
children's sake t" II sued there be, 1st him
repent, aud have this paper to htm sent ;
'twill ilo him good iu time to come, aud he
will luank tbo printer tome I
Seuau mu Sonoma. Tbu nutation of
obtaining sugar from aoigbum bu bevu
fully solved by Mr. Jonas Hoover, of Mahas
ka county, Iowa. Tbe sugar i said to be
light, with a, lively grain, uud dry, ivpml In
woty particular to n good arllelu of New
Orleans. Mr. Hoover has taUeu out a la
tent for his pioeus.
Tun steamer Ante anlved on Thursday
last; ho wan ai rested by thu collector ol
euttoius for tuuiilictly with tho (n.'r.
violation of luo uu'-iiuo laws. She- wa ap
praised ut StiO.OUO dollars, and put uud-r
bouda to appear in tb's United htate Courts,
nvrotmacraK
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,1. ji-v Ii ii.li bill fall!.
,ti
1 .a ii
statu of fermentation. Alter swing "
free from Ilielr master, under whosfdlree
tlou thoy had suceeded In earning a HWiig,
It became neeef-nry to organlau som-other
system by which cultivated Intelligence
might dlnct this tinculllvaltil loree. The
Gorcmment. thctrfure, lias ItwUtntuI th''
l-'ree.lmci.' llureau," whleb In annanim
lakes the place of the master. ThL bureau
has devised the plan or hiring out the ne
groes by contract, and distributing them
among tho several Stale. The contract, or
couifc will contlnnufor a lon period ,,r
time, at tho expiration of which the black
peon will rrec, and, ll l hoped, prepared
to a.ume direction r hlmnlf. The rales
or compensation rr wbor' Hm,'r lhc
tcrmi or Ibis contract, will of eourw be
low. There will nbo be travelling Mpentes
to be deducted, either from the wages inld,
or from tho mlc fixed upon to be paid.
It Is not nrnbable. therefore, that them peons
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will bo nW to miko any gresl Melujt from
llulr year or pMbntlonary toll, but tiy
will learn something which m"y bo or use
to them in alter lire. The wort feature or
thosMtim l. that a gttat portion r the
jtcous will probably bceome ac d ami inarm
duiiug ihutcrmof Ihelr contraet, ai.il be
.turned out upon lbs world at a time when
they io lu bHt a poor condition Iu contend
with It. U Is well enough, however, to give
the system a fair It in!. Something mmt U.
dono with such ol the negmn a cannot
tuppott themstlies. aud thlssyttinof jwon
age proildc Tor tbim for the time. It I'
reported tbat twenlj-two frtedmen recentlj
ttitlreil In Ibis city, am1 tbat aiwy marc ar
shortly expected. They ate to U pnt in
work in tbe mlues, nmKr the directum of a
New York Cempttty which contiacled with
tho llureau. It remains to l? Et-u ir lb"
operation shall prove to be rrmunrmlivi-.
and tbo negro shall r-J!ce in bi cbat.g' ot
maslers. (ivmral llalleck 1 said to hae
assureit the agent or the company that If
net did. military aUtacc.' shall tw lurulhed
to eufurcu Ihu contraet and cosapel Ibu ne
groes lu do their duty. & '. 'dy.
.m asmsessMSMass m
As Iaviukxt arrnu Wilms Hoeii 1'.
txrKirkiiMwtiKottralli.onianaMiiJiiTuu. Tbe Washington eoiirspoodent of lb
1'hlladi.lpbM Vrtu of .pl.mb.r Ihj Xitb
ttlls this story t
Ou Thu rt day Inil an unusual and pill"
romantic Incident vecutred at Ibu White
House among tbe njaoduf peislon-Mtkii
there. The suppliant Wire walliag. and
among olLer were two jktv,i, a elwM'ly
tillid yoniijr lady aud a ir'ntKmui ioan
what bioosid (a rclrd -oldUr ouc-. ipill"
likely), with a hewsy bvatd and a cartful
drrrs. Thi-y bad not pahl any ailmilou i
each other doilu.f Ihu hour or two tboy tssst
been so near, and would not bare dono e
for all coming time bail ll not born for th'
usher, lie came with u d eumenl, and in a
sharp tone called a uamo suWvrlU.d on ll
envelope, ll was a prominent one once- In
Georgia, and wa-! familiar to mu-t of Ibu
cara upon w'aUh It tones Ml. Th- gentlt
man, with an air of pleature, l ; !ml lut
ward lo take it, when the lady, with a lilll
scream, pr-..d forward and cUp.d him lu
her arm. He at Hi t seemtd urpfl..d by
such aa unwonted proectstlng t but h u sh
several lime eje.udly aVtd : "Isuii'i uu
kuow Jelv!" -Ison'l you Kuw IimIiT'
"You eau'l hue forolti-n me lu neh a
short Urn-," aud lesanved her veil lu show
a Irtth, p''ianl. putty face, ieenlliosi
was luslaul, aud with ouu woiil, -'tiir,"
buwa nulw axk-wodiiratiee as she !.td
been Ulosv. "Why, JV-ie, what are yuu
doing Ure?" be aAtil. "I am lure for
lather be Isvtry, very lek." tht. said, with
a little ellilun or Itw- r," ami a rah, "but
be wants lo die, ir be las to dlt, a ellixvu of
tao L'ulon again.
Tho youug man seemed aBlcldl, but lu
the new-found Joy of Meeting a tUler long
lost, tbe cloud that llmo did uot darken hU
heart. A few mosneuts sfier sLe nUo re -eelved
tbe rant of her application.
It seem that tbu young man weut out
early lu tbo war as Major of a Couftdeiate
regiment, llu was taken prUouer in a
skiimbh Jutt alter Hull Hun, and xut two
years iu a .'Corlhtru prUu. lioturniug lo
service, the cauMof tbo Coulttleraey ntnkil
all the men for snpiwrt It could uU.ilu, aud
bo was forced lo stay In tho uuk-. UtUr.
ho had seut homo hail fulled to reach, and
he, dtparl:ig of fludlug hl family alter the
march of Sherman ovsr tbe State, eamu
.North to seo after a friend. ThU good work
douo, he returned to Wosblugton to look
alter bis paidon. All tbls lime bis family
gave him up a dead, and, savlug his sl.lt r,
who met him so strangely, Ibluk m yel.
IUcu. The rait lueo commeuoMl ou
Wednesday lust, aud, eonsldciiug thai lie
eompellitors for thu purse weiu limlteil lo
borsv bt louring to tbu eoiuity, I buy uru
Hiltto lutertstl.-ig. Wo weie ablu lu atleiid
only Ihutlrst day, eoncueull can't ght
a full report as wu would like. 1st clii)
ltaeo of a single dash of a mile, purso 9100
ror two year oil colls. Kutered J. N. T.
JUIUr'a bay oolt, Stonewall ; Wm. llybee'a
15oanColl,15o.iu Oak. ltaeo wou by form
er; lime 2:7. .Vecoueil raee, purso of $10,
dlstanoo of 300 yaids won by Illaek lllnl.
Seeowl days lagew weru mure lulurostiiiy
tbau those of the first, but we did not gel
a full report.
Nkw Iuiuu.Iaulu Tucker, Blagu d li
ver inform u tbat the new bridge aero.
Klamatii lilver It nealy completed. It It a
fine st i uo til io.
Is. Kllaabeth. New Jersey, lite siuglu men
uru usaesitd ouu dollui mere a iioll-l.is
than ihu married mtu. Tbu bkhelors pay
it chvertully us u lax on buur.us.
"hM, uro you one of thu Suutheru cbii al
ly ." ' No, iua-ea, I'm one oli Ut Soulhiru
tluUy j I shoveled illtt at thu Uulvb Gap
Canal.'1
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?f . Ltd imhmI allusioni on lhc street
iTo Si-"- " hT?
r ; iiiiiiitste j - -
a .riven to htm by .. eye-wline-wwnu i .-
Hnfliev It l '' lliat '"
ticlpant therein
., iii. iilmin I am
informant i genuum." "
' i. ...ini.,1. ai.d in whose leiutiiuiiy
I have the highest confidence. Ute occur.
nce.s m.tratltome,wasablw
Tm!ia.elyfnH.rllcUolio.i in
183S. when the Coppeihca.k In conse
nMCOl tho neral gloom and de.im
,Uy following .llM'ter to our arms hail
w,fcd Important cUctlons In the No lh
. ... 2iu f ICt-U Kichaidion. Cop-
. ' . .. ....i fiom Illinois, sml- I
iieilieau H-prvsi'.u.".-
deal undo Iter appearance In llu city and
nuestl an Intctvlcw with Sterling Price j
W,i- i.. ,.m,iml here. She eatne llirottgn i
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lhe lines m v . '" .-"-.
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STonrit-1 l"-.yof Wesi ! .ban Gen. Wr.g.it. UU Jmliei .,,
Kill..,.,! toojKi, m-gotiutionswl luring Irj'lmt 1-rlc, savul our State
2 twite cy, w!ig l. mm ol tl, ; Um ifc. .a " -lvll war. nm lu m
Iwetion, voncherslorherantlior lTUt
iiT.and as giur.inlec Ibiit site wus aciing
Ingoo.1 filth, air gato him the tuimts uf
certain distinguished WwietH iiolillclans
whose name haw figured largely in thc
nmsiUof the Kn all's ot lie Gold, u Citcle, .
aud, in wWitiou, those of many t'euVrnl
tiiBcral, wme of win m hae since won jiing. wo .lo have occasional exult.--for
tbrsBHlvcs no little teputatlon ou th. j innM u ur 1,B or!.!. Wo Imve the
tW:d,.md whose names, If publibed in this j (ijiiyfivnlof the .stage, bringing lu nrray
ciiioeetloo, would e.xelle it sensation of of nfw fMm m n,0 ,hdly Mr thuse
piinfiil surprise tkr"Uhout Ike North, j yjt whieli with you uro consign) d li
.So wellMlistlcJ was I'l.cv of her sincerity ,M uijitviui. of veslurday, are lit.li with
aud ll Impuitanee of her mission, that l.e
nl ouee le.egrapimi io .lo-cpii r.. uism
to come to .l.ickson anl listen to Lcr pro
posals. He il.d so, nndn Mcmcl inter
view was hi id with Iter, at which MTi
pnsent tier.erl Trice, Utntr.il .Iobnon
and Major .lolin Tyler, of I 'flee' SlatT
At that meelin? the wade them twoilis
tinet piopositii its t
First, 'i'bal the sreidcd Htntes rfmu'd
jImihI n their rebtllioii and return lu lb.
Uuion ai it was. The Congres-wen from
the west awl Northwest wtre to guitantee
o them all the rl?bl ttwy.ci.HMed, tbe en-
iJieenKBl of the I'uglliw Slave- l..w. lhc
uoiuing ui staves in ine lerniories, tie-.
11 ..f M.l.lal. .I.M m mm ... ..ImSmIm IS ll...
all of which they were tu maintain, If the
lint should distent, by foiee of aim.
Iu ease this was not accepted.
Second, That the Western ami North
western States should join the Couftdtia
cy.acccptimr their pro slavery Constitution
and Jiff. Darls us fre-sidei.l. provided they
tu-ant required to aeccptUrery in their
u-n Htates, except at the will of their mo-
pie. ThU new Ceufidcrucy of the Kjuth
ai.d West, it was expecUd, would miet
with no nppoltWn from Ihj Km, uml m
com.- it. did, their united arms were- expec
Ud to pievall. I be ssercl military oryan
lAilimuufthe Wet were pledged, lo bring
into the IkU a .uBK-iiUt feK.o b.'ae-e
lhe Western army then M (v Soqlb,
while the aniltd rebel amy would eusile
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U.tlltl IUC I.SII,
ho imporlaut iltsl these prfpsltion np
tet.r lo General .lohuson that lat gne
Mr. Hiehaidsou paH bmI letter to Uivh.
to Mocure ou audit nee with Jeff.
Davu. llu howjM-r, legaidVil the scheme
ni vWouary, noil with one wtle.t nfler an
other iosiioiMtl the audience for two or
Ifaree m-iuths, until tho beoamu disgwted
ami leturiieil home.
When it I remembered that tbocvldtuee
collected by Judge Advocate Holt showed
the Ivuights of tl.o GoMjn Circ'e to be
eoiapewil ol 5HJO0IIU ablelioslied wen. ol
whom :JU0.(MM) were nttned, awl tlmt the
aeeeplauce ol the neoial proposition, us
above, would lutve brought over to tbe
new Confederacy several ub!e I'eilsral (Jen
erals it will be seen Ihul this woman's pto
Jeet wai no idle dream. I may ttiy here
that several intelligent reikis who' liad been
el Into tbeseeielof this plot Imve-unwit
tiugly cxpreased, in eonvertutloo, their ills
giul at this Ires), proof of .Id)'. DrtvU' i,b-
all.,....,. ...1. !!.. l.... .1... ...!. . . ..
"".(i "u.uu uuu ihu mini won in tneli
knee lwii r,r .1,11.,....,. rr... .1..
...., ,..., , ,m.m
wuicii opinion is shared by Federal oDloer
v uat tbo re-iiilt mlyht have lieen, I will
not conjecture let tbne who uro ourious
tu (olluw sueh uneetbiln siK-eulatlons, pur
sue it further. No lover ol hi country
can reprew u shuJder us w contemplate
from n ufu ditlauce, Iho yawning chasme!
over which our beloved country oeoe top
pled. Thlt fuel alone should confirm our
belief iu tho "manifest destiny" 0f the ureal
republic, that an undoubted minority of
us au'iu iimaiiiuiute have b.-en ieriulttetl
aud enubleil lo save it from destruction at
the baud of a majority.
Uikm au Cai'irai.. Tho followiug is
taken from the Message delivered by 1'iosj.
ideal Uneolu to Congress in 1801.
Now there is uo such relation between
capital and labor u ussumsd, nor I there
any suoh thiug us the ftee man being fixed
for lilo iu the conuition ol tlw hiicd labor
er. I loth of these assumption uro fame,
and ull iufercwxsirom ihini are groiiudles.
Labor is prim- to uud ludipe-uduit (it e-np-ilul.
Capital is only the I, mi ot labor, uml
could uuver have exuded if labor hud not
first existed, labor is tic superior of cup-
.1 nml ilcscrvci nmi'li the liialicr consul
i'laiim: capital Ii-h its lights, wlueli uiu
..ilhy of pruleotloii, ns uny oilier rights
o tin n bvlng nte more worthy to bi
ll usted limn tb'te t"11 "" f'im m'
erty,n"tie l Inclined In luke nr loucli
might wltleli ttu'y Imve nnl lumeatly earned,
tat tliete beware! of surremlerint' n politi
cal power which lliey uliiwiy poess, nml
whieli, ir stiricmlored, will smeiy bo used
lu closo lie door l ndvnnueintnl ngnliwt
such na tlioy, nml l" Hx new dlwldlltlu
nntl lHirdii lou tlieni, till nil ol liberty
shall be lol.
ri'XKHAt. Of flKS. WllHlIIT. MniltgOIII-
cry Street, Satuulay nllurunnn, wltneweil
the en'etnn and itiii"K prorcloii nttcml.
nnt on the lenulin or Omi. W right nml
wife. The Cmltgt was luiided by thu
Ninth Inquiry, with nrnu reverssil. ad
vancing wills slow nml iiiMsuitd step.
Two full military bands followed, directly
behind Hew, tu twpurnlo hrarsen, were the
ImhUcs. (iciw. Ncllowell, Hiiltecl:, Allen
Ilewstnn, weic among tlio lill bearer. A
lariro concoure ol tifflceis nieeceded.
among whom wm general llnsceratM. Tlio
rtimilne wero placed on I be rjiicr.imciito
i,...i ..
unaiil of honor attending them.
ifini..
.. :,. , B1.lll,i,v iin.i ,.,, rul n,,-
; n
Tltf Ciiiiutr) ilHB'.
juw drem
try UWei,
j g Viry
udful dull It imisl Ik up eoiui-
in iimv ono endure it ?"
dull, Madam, but noUllli-
utWt l0 u,e tlmbllu,uls of tho mountuiiw
liyveilnHlr nuxluiisly HWuil thonrrlvu1
I ol the Uge, uml it, lion arrival ut tin
i usual hour throws u largo proportion ol
j tlio comtuinilly lulu u lever id vexation
,11ml menial Ihiwllilesinenl. Tiiin. Hiek
and Harry, who talre no (kiHr nml reeeiee,
1 perlwiK. two kller r year, go prancing
! around, sueiug. "What's (lie mutter with
i tbe utags-J' Aim tho stage in yet?"
' -No !" And tl very sl?ifolitu aiiparutus
' or,-UNIi Uivk llhl ,lirry u ,,rowll oul f
,,y blll wlliriWIMji ,Uw.
,, M u (,., , n wonderful.
Tlrt, gltge ,,, ,H wm, iho yreul world
W;MW
look Hist fium the valley of tho han
louipiin, aud piled up Hg.ilint the sky you
M,l. tbli.,1.1 ...l.fM. ,tt l.tflt' IMtMll.llillU.
The clouds (hut In solemn idhneM iiImihi
their mow covtit.1 suinmit. I i.ey Htm
but a lino In the ilU-taiiee, vet, iu leuliiv
' mMJ 0 vrlH. v,, bj nestled ainong tbenr
: vwiu there. '
, ( lmVll IK!Ver gmergeil from
tlsassr ivceaaw altivw we tlepptd on the alenm.
,, i your wharf, whlolieoiiveetd us to Um.-
' ,.,, of lHt. via .,,, AuUlL ,U.ir u.
gieat plum .kirling liivtr imso.
& . s i
I Six. eight, tin, iiy.-fllluii yews, Imve
gbtkil pat Tuut try sbigu bfimgbt
; ,u ttrf gle, r ,Lu wlvle ut )MVt. i,lW
nrJAJ-,mr wcou! Iwmo. It Ins l.iwuUt
.,,,, Mng B,m',u flulll lW,lr 0u ..t
' t.0,1K.. wiMHI. r... ,1ms Sure cmwlna India
i .
lii.el lo our tnviilul vision. It has bioiigtit
u the weeklv iwmrifroin our lutivo vill-
:. '. ...V.... ,
jV. ut. .in.- hu ,,n . ii.iini.1,-. -'
.m na our ebihlUb lultlKcl wa uwal.uiMl
lo a t'owili-btuI.Mi of letter.
it is stlU
publbbid lii thu same old ulUce, and printed
ou Ihu Mim- old xvH ut wIioh) wuililug wu
ust.l to gasu with so much euil.iiy and
wuude-rmeul. Wu glance lint, with ti chill
of Ibt- heart us we untold it, to the columns
of deaths, nml ut.t to Ihu marriages.
That slago Is a tangible link, vouiiectiug
u with home. '1 hut's thu phllotophy, .Mad.
am, of our apparently uetdleaa an.luly with
regatd lo the urriuil r the stage. (W
Uru,
How ir m I Kim: i'i tli.nu. Head and ho :
Kuuw- nil men by thiMO presents, that 1
hoieby give, grunt uud beipieath unto my
beloved hiubuud, I'linlenou tit. l'ellx, t lull
aud free dlvoico Irom Ihu louds of malrl
mouy, grunting and U.iucathlug unto him,
my Iwlnud husband, ull thu happllles ho
ean get. Willie my b..u.luud k-.u, tills blh
day of tjviiUuiber, A. II. lelW. Thludlvoieo
;,....., ,.,
Ugiunted fora little rutooloied mule which
bu gao to me.
--j her
JIM..M.1
stump f
( ! els. )
MAI5Y V-.St. 1T.MX.
marl;.
::"
lluutsse.
Matrimonial dllrkjultlo aru an lugredluiit
iu toeluty iho world uver. All torts ol aids
are eallul lu lo dliuolvo a dltugicotihlu ton
iieelluu, but ll thu luiugolngdous not pio
sent Iho easiest, ipilckest and cheapest way
or getting lid or Ihu ohllgallouH or a dis
tasiwlul contraet, then wo are ut lault.
Thu mrlk'H to thu iiistiumeut abovo, weiu
legally matiltd In this place within the latl
two mouths j uud It I Nidi 1 1 om Ihu dalo
of thu aiticle, that Ihelr honey moon was
short, very short. Haiper' Diuwer has tho
repiitallou or riilleuluiis uud ipialut sayings
uud doings, but If this dau nut beat Hal per
woaiu mistaken. Thu Iiistiumeut ul divoico
was gi wu with all thu svllousiiui. that should
uttueh to ui luiporinut u piouetdiug, aud
is duly stamped uud wiliiussul, "A lilt col
(tied uiulu" uud u .cratch of thu pell 1 cer
tainly uu iuu.i(Hiiisivo aud eay way of
dissolving Ihu luatiimuuial contract, and
claims, to say the least, u spice of oi Ijjluall ty.
iMiMUt Adwttter,
Tin. ):..!.
Hi JmiHlerrlng irliBM'h waelttl
;.r.r''?!udu.?
mi
i ... rivuuu imui1(;ciim.iilf,1.n ltCT"
li' nllloer. Showtt, ,l 7l,ll!t'i'lom
I. Imvlug en c e,H ., "'"V' ho ,
nim
uud
by law.
. i vning,
Tiu:vTutUAi s.illl 7JeV,rlA T
' "8l-l. .Theer.ltwirSB,i"
b-icil.was.hcucceMlulc,,.,,,;';
p.l,0 poom rend nl u,e i ,h . V
celenratlon In Salem. 81s. hi. lift
,.lr nil. I,. I, -.,..,. .....
"--. "1.1.1 mi acircs te.
gi.os.ln.lanuirynext.loKurop.'r;,,,,,
imriM,.o of Kal,,lg Instruction, and crneri
i'iico Irom thu iheaters of il,0 ola
An enofted yming ndss, sonlewbiThw,!
ror her beaut). ran outoroneorourtWh ..
latf'umlay.whllelhee.irlhipial,cwa,oati1,
rumpage. Iranllwlly exclaiming ton jMD
inaii w ho generally hovers near when be u
n ehaneo i "Oh dear! Oh dear! If ?.,
lo die, Georae, lei us die In each oil",
arms!' (koW, It I, mM, prestaM iu
manly bosom. OiUimf Awi.
At llu-residence of .Mr Tlmm is Clwvntr
. M. mi tin' evening or WuhijMlir, Nor'
Inns 1.1.1. ln.iMe-, hoii of ThomMand
Maiyurei Uiavncr, Ag.d I year, 4 month
NJ-'.W TO-DAY.
Iiist ol iottcrs
n r.MAINING rnclalmrd in the pod of.
.IV Hi.-.-, nl Jacksonville, i-'taleortgR.,oa
lhe 1st day of Nov
IhCJ.
Iiiiucttte Wm
lohnsou II
Jones llaviil U
Inhnion Albert
Angi'll Win
Arunille Wm II
Ashley A
Armstrong llobl
Aruinriost Win
...iiiusnn llM'oit
Alcurii Miles V I
incaiM Wm
Armnriist .las 15 Keeth I) W
Aim-s .Inines !' KiiruudJiimr)
Ainiek MisMutlld.i Kalminea I' 11
A!aKil .lames A 1! l.nnii.i ,Iun
Arnistiong 15 C Lirau l'rsncis
llariies Kliriiin l.lnliswiller .Mr II
llerry Miss Surah V. .loloi:ouli Jn
u.tiKiiaif e ii .Mui:er iiuiw
llarnvs Gtorgu Morton hi '1
IUan.lt .lolin
Muce Uco.
1 llrown Kobt
Mugoon I. II 2
Martin Woltcr
Miller Clark
Cline Mrs
McDonnell Jnc.V 2
MulloougyMr
Mathews Win M
Mel).uilel iu
Nixon I'.iclf
NieholsMbsJis. I
I'arker Wm W
I i iktt .Mln Ijttu
I'avrul Henry
I'uikcr Curlli
I'ogne Win U
OsbornTJ -
llrim-r Win
lltltonl MiiM Sarah
liirn.s Gto I,
llurnetl A .1
llruiiillr Hobl
ll.n.iMiy Albion H
Itivner'.Mr
Cainlle H.iii'I
ClMrllnn i.' A
Curler Henry
Carlilo D.iim-I 51
Chlldi-w W M 2
(Vih-lunil S M
Child S C
Chagar liaptisl
Clliio losiiih
Orr (bear 'J
DrniH'y Miss Mary 0BMiy.MIj
i, ti... ii...ii.. n..,.i,. ii-...
I'l-IIIIV ..IIP. I.llll.i l.i'u.l-. till.
llnoldittW M
Hilt-y John
ltivi-s l-'ranlilin 11
St'huinpr .lolin '.'
I let .cii (Sen W
Smith Mrs licrstta
Shoek Hawkins (I
h'nynt(r.Ioc;ili II
Stnry llr
Sullhx I. W
Sane (I A
SimpliiiM Uick
Htiuit uim '.'
SiMtks Jm W"
Stout W II
Hlal !' W
ThoniH.Sylwtlcr
Thomas George
Teopi-r .b.hu
Tibblllt I' M -Tolm-in
Mrs II
Thornton Crui A
Th.ua) I.id'u
Wilson Win
Woodey .lohnsttti
Wilum J H
Wilson Artlmr
WedlnhWer (J I
Woodford W
Walker Jackwn
Weeks Mrs Sustu
Werlis Mr S
Young Dwdrick
liiiitiMit Charlvti
H.ivls I II
'!!! "'i-n-. j
Dillon Jean
ll.'viuger.l M
K'Hnger Jiiiuci
IrZm'l'l
..',," J it
j PWIu Thtinl.
!'ik Dr. K H
jwiw Churl
.1-,
i i riiiiivi liiiiiina
,....... a
(Julian Ijinreiieo
(;,irriillo m It
1 1,'enilum Tom
, ''""'V'm .'! T
'"" ' $ M
lliiiiiiovor
lUrlly.lmC 11
, Hoxio O D
jlaywerth J U
Ilennaun Mrs C 1-
llrllll.lll'llll
lluiiilllon WA A
Iloueic John V
llolliiwuy CJ
Hamilton Atbery
I Ihimiii.iii Mr C M
lleiiL'er 11
Mi George
T.M.Mal.. any or these letter. l.c.ri
will must cullor7.1vll.etle ten, , s
tin. il ,te ot mi in.. '"". r-v -
...I. Britain, I.
.......i ;n..i r,-.r ttin om i"
A, lit;
will lioi-ent lo lb- leul i.eiiert '"",,
Mil mailing I1ut-. place iho !"'
s.,fn,:m.l;o.P.orrlh..K,meor.,;
lent J spaeo lielwet-n the .la in paw J' W'fg
lor post-marlilng without lulcrlerrlas"
tho writing. p.iMiAINCS.l'M.
ll mnw ..'-..",, ...... run..
tier J.
M. SUTTON, Dipt y -
I'lthlic
Ailiiiliiistntlor A-
4 Irsa.
a UU nersons hating claim! agalart
I' iw.'j ........ -
......l.i. milllltll IO i"'w ,. . .
ituiK-r.l
I nl- tho
nteSlguu I'liblleAdmlal
mm, ut his t
county, within Six " '"
IO II. 11 III' U"...M- -.-.. ,,
trator.
PAVYOl'll
TAXUS.
Hut I will
uHluullmo uml places to ,
.Sov. 23""
Wllliiw Sjirlngs
Dat.leuells
I'urkliisvillu
I'lt'U.aut CieeK
Tablo liocli
UiilluCieek
Mauz-iuilta
i'hoeuix '
Ashland
SkrllnisWlle '"
Union Tuwi
Applogalo
Steauibtat City
K ;iui
1'Slli
i. .Dili
Jlllli
.Dec.
lit
ii
lib
itli
Cth
7th
(th
9ta
lltli
I.ogTown.
121(1
Jacksonvlllo. ...; '. ' ''.jiu'ct from I
uud will lemnlii "X; 'M., or each
u'oloek a .. limit ? fe !.'
.i..v. Tho.ouoi iiyi''Sl.U1',:,!. .UT sfw
mi v. v,u".Y ... Ai.nVfil
'"..... days "
Invltul, will boa! o...-vIietJBe
my visit nt their I'rw' . ' after !
'. rniec. lu Jkwra: mlhwe (t
ihnulhulawalhaiiHthoco-.,
y,"K coliect. how-
Wlffi.-
1
Jack
lacksonvllle'i OH, "'
m. -r.i.ici- ij i,niL-liv ulien
ihu, livpayeisur Jaca co...