THE OREGON SENTINEL.
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$4 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE.
JACKSONVILLE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1SG5.
VOL. X. NO. 49
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i'tWl"'l'r ""-'"""K' " every
tKt "r'Miliininv evening ni mc
i m I iiKi K i nwr inn,.
nmibcrsln eooil standing ore Invited to
.Ucrnl GIMKO I! I'. FUNK, N. G.
IIfbjhs IIKMH. u.occy.
Tru'tccs. J. M. Sutton., Win. Uny nml
S.J. Piy.
Warren Lortoo No, 10, A. F. & A. M.
b HOLD llielr ri'Riilnr cnmmunl-
JrVcntlnns thu Wcdnedny Evenings on
or preceding the rnll moon, In jack-
n'VIIJJ.. OHEOO.N.
s0'w .tOIlK i:. HOSS, W. M.
C. W Svvaiii:. Sec-.
ORANGE JACOBS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
ASP SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY,.
.TaCKS.ONVII.LK, OlIKOOK,
Olllrr uiiinltu tlx' Cunit House.
All business committed to my care will
h nrntm.tly attended to. ,1Lf'i.'Vi,
B. F. DOWELL,
JaCKSONVILLK, OlIKIIO.V.
Ti'lll practice III nil tin; Courts oftlic Third
JuiIIctnl District, It" Supremo Court of Ore-
&
nil., unci III l rctm, 1111. urocriiiriiiiiii.
I1 i. . I lint Ill
CUIKVICU. vi;. ".
T.T. CABAN1SS, M. D.
-Ml I.I. niACTICIl
Medicine and Surgery
IN
Jihkiiiini: V Adjoimnii Con.
,Tarknuvilltf, Iiiiii- Kllli. joolOtf
TAKE XOT1C1S3
rnnz STEAMSHIP DEL NORTE
J hiII sail imiii Sun 1 uuicoco lor Lies
cent City on tlio
Dtlx s QOtli ' ?'''
For freight or paugi' Inqulro nf Jesse
llolladay Agent comer of Front nml. lock
ion sir -Us. .s'.m 1'rnnelscn.
DUd'AN .V. WALL. AKnlf.
Crescent Ciiy. Cnl
CresCfi rily Mnv 23d. 'liS. J' ''"'"
J. S. HOWARD,
SURVEYOR & CIVIL ENGINEER,
Jaikminvii.u: Om.un.v,
lte-sMensu near Iho South end or Oregon
HtvU Jumuiiy, a, lfiril
Oflice nt Ills rifnili-nce on Oregon street
DR L S.THOMPSON
PHYHCIAN ANI hl'UUEOX,
Iackmi.nvii.i.k. Uiimion,
Can be found cither at the City Dniff Store,
or hi icodiucv, one door below the Ex
rei Ollice. prepurid to give prompt at
tciillon to those n quiring hi scrvici.
Jueksunvilie, Sept. .list. ihc'.'3tf
PETER BRITT,
1MI0T0GRA 111 JC ARTIST
u iitr.i.Ki:i)
'Ml t.vki: iicti'hi:s
IN i:Vi:ilV HTYI.K
OF THE ART,
with ALL THE
LATE IMPROVEMENTS.
If I'lctures do not give Httl'factloii. no
cbtrgvn will be nmile. Call nt kin new Gab
lry, on llie lull, e.Miminu lit pluliire, ami
lit lur your likenvi.
DR. A. B. OVERBECK.
Dr. Onrlnok uoultl uniiouiico to the clt
Iznit or JucUon county mill vicinity, llitit
Uln U'tnrneil to Jucktonulleuml reMinivil
tli irucllcu ol mullclne. lie will ttlvuyi
Ui luiinil ut liU tilil etiiml, lliu UkurUck
llu'l'ital, nnl.M uUtnt prob-flon
albuiiH'. lie wiiii Id rtpvctlully tollclt
i renew ul of 1'onm.r p.itiuimxu.
)xs. t. itx
I. V KAKQO.
rVLIX & FARGO,
AUOUMiYH AM) COUNSKLLOHS
jO-T IiA'W,
Walla Wai.la, Wakiiimito.n i'KiiniTour,
OFI'ICKuvir Hank K.clmnKe, Muln
Strut, v.ill priieltee in ull llie Cuurm
ol llie l-'irot Judicial Dulritl, uUo tlit Su
prinnj Court. Ciilkctious promptly ut
tti.iltil to. All bumm-MKiitrudkii to our
care will receive prompt utteulioii. julllf.
S. B. FARGO,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Wai.la Waixa. W. T.,'
Will take nckiiowlcilt;iiuiiln ol deult I'ro
test Noli-i. unit iUnl miulu out nt thorl no
Ce and uckoowltdKid. JucStf
Dissolution Notice.
'PIIK uiiikrhiunul lm tltt duy with.
X drawn Iriini llie (inn of Tliointoil &
JJ.tvm, uud u ill conliiiuo the practice nl
JtUiliouie, Knrirny nml Obstetrics. In
JjcLMinville md vie.jity, uud solicits u
fh.irb pi tlie puirofluRiv CHIico ut Ins rt-i-ie
ut lk old ilurry Iluciu-tuid.
T.L. DAViri.
Drc. I3th, 18fil ikcHlf
KUGUL.AU DISPATCH LINE
lletuteii -SAN
FRANCISCO and UMPQUA.
rVl IoIIowIiik new mid llri-t cl.vx vcwU
will tun rvKUkrly In the uboiu hue.
Schooner, W 1-. llowne. .. IliiBliet, Muter.
gchoouei, l'ucltlc CiJo .Muler.
ocboouer, Noyo .Allen Mater.
We otter tuperior liiilucenieat (o ihlp-
Peru to Southern Origou. 1-or Irelght or
PMJ5 upplj to
lll'.l) ic VI JIIUI1 I,
6 J. Steuarl St.. Sim Fruucleco.
GOTO I UK OITY DUUG STOM
uod buy u bottle ol Kenedy's Sjml
Jlucutn Olotmeiit, und cun H uld kud
' yours, nod euro thoo ur.. iiu;5-worma
o your neck und luce.
C&&
Til 12 OREGON SENTINEL.
tssfun Evunr SATtnnAT mormno.
H. F. DOWirLI Proprietor.
Sriwntirms ror Oneyenr. In ndvnnee,
lour Dollnw; If piM within the (lrnt tlx
inonth or the jenr, live dollarj ; ir not paid
until the cxplrntlon or the year, nix dollnrn.
AnvKitTixixn One wiunrc (10 lines or
Icm). Ilrnt lncrtlon, Three Dollars : each
MilKerjttpnt Interllon, One Dollar. A dl
count or firty per cent will lie ninde to thofc
whn niltcitl'eoy the year.
tiT I-cirl TciutiTu rrorlrwl nt current ruloi.
Ilmiil hi Ilaiul wth AneclR.
nr UTT I.USC0M
lUnd In hand with nngcls
Through the world wc go;
IlrlRhtcr cye nrc on ns
Than we blind onc know,
Tenderer voice cheer ui
Thiin wedenr will own.
Never, walkltiR hcnvenwnrd,
Cnn we walk nlone.
Hand In hand with ancel
Some nre mil or flplit,
I.cnilliiR us unknowing,
Into pathV or light;
Bnni enft hnndi nrc oo(ned
Fioni our mortal clap,
Soul In rnul to hold mi,
With n flrmcr grnp.
Ilund In hand with nugcW
Some. nla! arc prone;
Snowy wlnpp. In railing,
All Kuril) Mulned have grown.
Help them I though polluted
And deupWcd they lie;
Weaker ! your foarlng
When they ceac to llf.
Ilnnd In hand with angels
OH In menial gulic,
Ity the same straight pathway
lllgli nod low tniit rise.
U we drop lie' Angers,
Toll rui-liiowned mul worn,
Then one link with Heaven
From our lire Is torn.
Hand In hand with nngcls
In the busy srteet,
lly the w Inter hearth-fires,
Everywhere wc meet.
Thmigh unfledged and qnglcfs,
I'.lrds or I'aradUe;
I lea veil looks nt ns dally
Out or human eyis.
Ilnnd In hand with ungels
Wnlklng eviry day,
How the chain may lengthen
None or us can soy;
Yet no doubt It rvuehei
From earth's low Heft one,
To the loftlot wrnpli
Sliimllng In the sun.
Hand lulinnd with nngcls
"1'lsit In lutid chain,
Winding. hcBunwnrd, earthward,
Up nod down ngnln.
Theio'su p.iluruljurrlng;
There's a clank of duuht,
K heart grow heavy,
Or n hand's left out.
Hnud In hand with angels
Dieted so lobe I
llelpid me ull the helpers;
Who give light shall cc I
He who aids uuother
lllcK8 more than one,
Sinking inrth he grapples
To iLogrmt White Throne.
Hand In hand with angels
Never let them go I
Clinging to the strong ones,
Drawing up the low I
One electric lot c-noto
Thrilling all with fire;
Soar we, thiough itl ages,
Higher, out higher I
PioviiUiitiui Utlivcruuce.
In one or the thinly peopled dales of the
Peak of DirMshlrc. stood a lone hou"e,
fur fiom neighbors, Inhubiled by a farmerj
and Ins wife. Such is, or was wool 10 uv.
the primitive Bunplicity of this district
that It wus usual for people to go to kd
without taking the precaution to bolt or
bar the doors, in the event of any or the
Innmies not liuving come home nt the usu.
ul hour ol retiring to rest. This was fre
quently the pructiee with the family in
question, upicinlly on murhet days, when
the farmer liming occasion logo to the
nearest town often did not returo until
lute. One evening, when the husband was
..I.......I. Dm wife bdu'.un B'olrs, heard
gome one open the door and enter the
house. Siuitiosinir it to be her husband,
she lay nwuke, ixpicting him to come up
stuirs. As the iinul time clnpsiu.ouu ne
did mil come, she arose and went down,
win 11 to lur terror and astonishment, she
saw 11 sturdy fellow searching the bouse
lor plunder. At the flrst view of him, a
she ufterwnrds miuI, bhe felt ready to drop;
i.ni l.i.ini' imiiirullv courageous, and of a
lilwnli ruliL'lutis disnosiliou.she recovered
Isuniciint self pension to suppress the
cry ll.ii' was rising to kr hfs, to walk
....1 1 r,..a m u eluir which
stood opposite, uud Scut hcrfelf in it. The
I inaruuder immediately seated himself in an
J other chuir, wfiicb iWid (119; ud fix
ed his eyes upon ber w.th a mast savHgc I
cxpresjion. Her courage was almost j
spent; but recollecting herself sheputup,
ft Drover to Almkhtv fJinl fnr nriM.iinn .
ft prayer to Almiehty Gid for protection. 1
nnd threw herself upon His providence,
"lor vain was the help of man." She tm-i
mediately frit her courage revive, and look-
ed steadfastly nt the ruffian, who drew q!
largo clasp knife from his pocket, opened It,
and with n murderous cxpreion In his ryes
appeared ready lo spring upon her. She
however showed no visible emotion, but
continued lo pray earnestly nnd to look
upon the man with calm scriousnes j. He
ro'e, glance I first at her, then at the ktilfe;
again be setmul to hesitate nnd wiped his
Weapon upon his hand; then once more ' Alabama. No Information of any kind
glanced at her, she all the while continued j.,in' "" received of Its adoption by Call
to Bit calmly, calling earnestly upon God," ornla, Orecon; Florida, Mlslslppl and
Suddenly a panic oppcarcd to se'hM hlm;ir,')la' Official Information of Its rtjcC
he blanched knealh her still flxid gi,'tlon by New Jersey, Delaware and Kin-
closed his knife nnd went out. Atnslnfileiiufky umnHo been received
spring, she reached the door, shot the bolt
with convulsive rapidity, nml fell senseless
on the floor. When she recnvrrid she
luird her husband's well-known itrp at
the door, and heard him calling out In
surprise nt finding It fastened. lilting,
she udmlMed hlm.nnd In tones tnmulous
with agitation und grutitudi', told him f
her danger and deliurance. William
Jloicit.
Si-crctiii j ortiitt-'s Itvport.
Statf. or Onions,
s.
ip Statf.
inbirl,l8C:. )
Iirpaiitmf.nt or .c
Salem, Deceii
lo Hi Kxetlltiitij, AJdnon C. Gilbt,
Goienior of tlit Slate of Uitpon: Sits
In compliance with section ll ol uti "Act
to regulate the Tnasury Department, ap
proved dune 2d, 18.19," I have the honor
to submit the following Statement show
ing the receipts and disbursements of the
Statu Tni'Miier from the lOlli duy of Sep
tember, ISC I, to the close of the quarter
ending November 30ili, 1SG5, Inclusive,
together with bulancis of the several funds
In the Treasury at reported to the lA-glt-latiic
Asecmbly ul Its third Uigular Sis
lion, and the balance now in the Treasury:
Ilu'nnce In Gen
eral runu c .lu.y'ji cv
Received.. . 110,384 e3 8131,362 72
HulanccMilita
ry Tax.
3,412 EC
t
Kecclrcd....
Dulancc School
Furd
Received....
Huluncc Uni
versity Fund...
lleciivrd
Ilulaice IC-d'cnt
Fund
Received....
Ilalance Insane
Fund
Received....
10,396 23
19,611 09
5,107 05
7.1C4 75
407 71
2,712 40
300 00
4,GM 82
12,271 80
3,120 11
1,914 62
702 92
Total 8172,203 4C
Dihburicmcnts Lave been uude ut fol
lows, viz:
General Fund .'
Incidental "
Executive "
4.417 81
5.331 07
13.097 55
10.C8C CO
3,515 9R
7.759 93
46.809 91
15,027 49
Judicial "
legislative"
Convict "
Printing "
Insane Asylum Fund
Military Tax "
EKheat " 2.6CC87
Penitentiary " 11,555 63
Pcoiteoilary building Fuud. . 9,019 26
Total 14C835 99
leaving n balonce iu the Treasury of
the several funds amounting to
Military Tux Fuud 8 4,183 CO
School " -" eu
Unlurslty " 3-2 "
K-cheat " 3-047 65
Geocral " 3' ol
Total
25,307 47
Your Obedient Sirvant,
SAMUEL K. MAY,
Secretary of State.
The great Ciuciunati bridge, ubout to
be suspeudtd across the Ohio rivir, will be
the longest in the world, being our two
thousand feet longer than that over the
Niogru river, and flic hundrid and forty
feet lonKer than tk Menul bridge in E"g
land. Its total span will be ote ihou.uud
und fifty seven feel. The massive stone
piers tower one hundred nnd filly feel
I v... ,i. flnnr of the bridge, and two hun
drid feet above their foundations. One
year it the -K.-riodalMd'n "
SriT.FCLSAiM-'lbe Uuion MM.
of Nov. 29.li. says that for two weeks pre
vloos the Provost Guard at Sail Lake
,lUHled ,k city for house to ,, I. bo.
could fiod none; 00 account ui .... ,u.
lioess of the Mormons, who not only rtfuie
to rent their houses lo the guard, but pre-
vent their teu.rroaiu-t.il .
leases that specify the uses for which
houfes shall be sub-let. none of which ua
jar provwl Mawtal Ltedquarter.
OVEULAND TELEGHAPII.
-
Wnshlnglon. Deerinbcr lllh. OHlela1
Information has been rrerlvnl nt llip l)
Information lias been received at the He'
Prlmc"t of State ol the ailnptinn of thp
Cnnstltullonnl Amendment by the l'cisla
(hires or the Slates ol Illinois, llhode Ward
Michigan, Manchupetts, Ohio, Misouri
Mim. Pennylvanl, Wicinin, Nevada,
Mlnncota, Kansas, Nrw York, Connect i
cutjAVcst Vlrgtnla. New Hamphire. ln
dla'narVcrmont, Imlslasa, Atkansi,
Tennefsee, Sonth Carolina, and Virginia
23 States. Telegraphic Information has
been received of the adoption of the
Amendment by North Carolina, Georgia"
New York, December 11th. The Utr
aid's Washington dispatch says: A let
ter received from London SK-aks of the nr
rival there of personages. He Informal
thcc persons that he was sent by Jill
Diivls, In 18fi2, to negotiate with NapMc
on for n recognition of the Southern Con
federacy 5 thul he was accorded two Inter
views with the l'mperor and the Invasion
nf Mexico was undertaken In pnntianfi' ul
n plan tliey agreiii upon, lor wincn .n-i
poleon lnItcil iipun being aecuml
"l,,r
pnnwsslon of Snnora, Sinulon and Iiwer
California. Sanders adds that he remon
strated nnd offc-rcd much ercatcr Indiieo
ments than Mexico presented, but the I'm
pcrnr would not consent to lake anything
else.
Wellington, Dreemkr 11th, About
400 editorials on the President's Mriwige
have bem received nt tic White lloot
und about 99 per rent, of nil heartily en
dorse the President's policy from the Hart
recommend tho measures he proposes for
the future.
Wuihliigtnn, December 11 lb. In the
llnuse of Iteprisentatlves to duy. Ill.iine of
Maine introduced n resolution rilmbursmg
the loyal Statin for money udvancid and
debts contracted for tho preservation ol
the Union.
Elliot of MnmchuMtts Introduced a
joint resolution which was referred to a
Select Committee of fifteen, defining ll
position of the Stales recently In rebellion.
and the position of Cougrt-M Iu relation to
them.
Schenck of Ohio Introduced n joint res
olution declaring against the attempt to
cttabli-.li a monarchy In Mexico, and re
quiting Ik) Piwkwnl to lake suehlip
us will vindicate the Atmrleun pedicy and
protect the houor ami linritt of IU
UnilKl Stutes. Rcferre'l to the tom
mltlMCon Foreign Affairs.
Yon Horn of Missouri oflVrcd a reoolu
tion Instructing the Committee on Foreign
ligations to Inquire what mwsurs ami
intuns should k token on the purl of Ik
United States to rittors to Mexico her
dec and unrestricted right to a repablicun
Government. .Iuid over.
New York, December 11th. Tin Mu
cnn (Ga.) Jouinul liiu a letter from Miir
rdirovillc saying thai Prnvltlorwl Govuruw
Johnson hat received orders lroin Wash
ington lo retain his po-itiun until furlkr
inttrucied. He hat ulto orders not to U
sue certificate of elrttloo lo Georgia Gun
greasmen.
(iove-roor Parsorm.of Alabama, received
u dispatch from Secretary Sewuid, Decern
bcr5lh oongrutulhting bun, the South and
the country, in tho l'rciitiii's iwme, 011
the adoption Alabama of the Coostiiution
Amendment, which complclu the noiiiUr
of States rculrcl to make it th orgauie
law of the lur.d.
New York. Dcmkr 20. The ll'iirW't
special says the Slate Department hus ro-e-ene-d
by the last Kurniui sttuimr im
porlont dispalchss from Minittrr Adum.
There is strong reason to boliere that Eng
land will buck don from kr pi-itluu on
the Alabama qumtion. and ut ouw ooiM-nt
to a jntt and iquuuble adjualmcnt of Ik
question In dispute. The temHjr of the
last dispatch winch f initiated from the
Pnsidelit himself, was ralculultl to bfwu
the eyes of the Fnglish Governrneni,
A geritlemeo writing from Fog land by
the last steamer to a gentleman of im oil v
sjvi the liuc-eiu is our inenn, ar.u won 1
ullow Ivirl Itufia.l to take any position
that will cuuiu ijlrangemeiit ktweeu the
Governments.
The 'J'imt't' special says ; About four
hundred editorials on the Prisidcul'kMerS
HL'e have been riceivrd at the While
llouw, and about ninety nine r cent, of
ikm heartily Indorse the President's past
und commend his future policy.
Congressional.
The following i the text of the resolu
tion offered in the Senate by Wade and in
the House by Schenck
Whirrus. in a letter of Inttruclloiit, do-
led July 3, 18G2, directed to Ik General Hon of Ihe public, they king Ihe only
commanding the French forces in M' xico, laws pusud ut Ihe lst icmoo which r
the Eoqieror or the French Indiculid u w psbliakdiu the officul papir, nn.l
jwlioy cocoerowg &e -JVi 9, lfe qojU'lvbe'awato. aouabiblo lo lie JClwtitod,
jmnt, by d.clnriiig tt win h iiit.niiim to
'rstalilnh a monnrrhy In Movco which
wu Id restore I o the I.atln race nti tin
I .1 1. ..r .1... i.i....i. li 1L1. .iun.il. .n,l !
side of the Atlantic, nil their strength and
prctlge, guaranteed security lo the French sold nt price not noovo the coit of pub
West India colonic nnd thoe of Spnin, licutlon. Upon objicllon being mud to
secure the Interests nnd rstnblWIi tlw inllii 'their liie by the Si crctiuy. they were
ence ir France in the center ol America, withdrawn until alter n corn-sponder.co l.
and preienl the people of the United twevn Mm nnd yourself In which he purtl
Stutes rrom taking fcslon of the Gulf ally wlihdrvw bis objection. Of this pam.
of Mexico, rrom which they would com- phlet, not over thirty were sold and as
mand the Antllhs and Smith America. miny given nway. The UlanM are lo my
and so become only disjH'nsers of the pro- j povslon.
ducts of the New World; and wherem, In I On the 27tli nf July, tho day on which
pursuance of suld policy, an at tempi h.i ' the order went east lor paper, tho telegraph
licen inudo to establish n monarchy In Ux
ico, contrary to tho wlhes of the people
and to support Maximilian In his usi.rp
tioti by European soldiers; nnd wheren.
among other acts contrary to the spirit of
the nge nnd humanity, tho so culled Kmper '
or of Mexico, by 11 decree nnd regulation
dited Hi pi. 15, 1805, has practically ro
csiuhli'lifd slavery in bis ilnmlnintM, nnd
by a decree dated Oct. 3. 18Cft, has viola
ted the uuages of civilized wntfure by
denying to Mexican Republican troops the
riiilit of ol belligerents and ordering their
execution wherever found within Iwolmnrs
after capture; Ihrrefnre be it
I'nolvftl, bv the Smite ami lloow f ,
II prtH-nlutlvtM of irw Uoite.1 Slain i.f ,
1 11 nre-
IM.fi,,
i-o. in Cungrrs-t asoemblnl: I'irt
Thntw
contemplate the prewnt cindi-
lion ol nflalri In tk IlsimWlr of Mee
with the most profound solicitude. Hi eon I
That tk nhtempt to subject one of Ik
republican governments of this continent
by n foreign Power nnd to establish on Its
rulM n monarchy sustained solely by K11
rnpean Uyonets l oppofl to Ik ik-clnr-int
policy of llw United Stolen Govern
ment, (ifirtiflvc lo our opJ ntnl con
trury to Ik spirit of our iiutlliittniM.
I'stttlrfl, Thai the PrnsMenl of the
Unlteil Slates bo repii-stwl to take such
steps concerning this grave matter m will
vindicate the ncognlxe.1 policy, booor ami
Interests n( the Government.
In the house, Ashley of Ohio prtwnlrd
the memorial of Charle D Pnaion. cluitn
Ing n sent ns Delegate from Aruwmi.
Itrpmt of lli Sluli Pilnlt'r.
Poim.AMi, OaixioN.Dxc. 4 1605.
To Ilia ExiTLi.r.Nor,
AlintiiN O. Giiim,
Govfkmoii or Oiiikiw:
Sta; The unlonkeil for ih lay In print
ing tk Compilation of laws, limy reik
it desirable tkt HM ejplawtion k
iniule.
Tk law nalliorlilnj; tk xliring, enn
lempkttitl its kmg dune In Ik Sime, nod
tn do mi large o work It was IMKtstmry In
Mrehaw u press nwl tye cipreaaiy hr il.e
HltHie, os no prtsdioog i.esaiier vi'uik
was fit lo be usshI. Por this airMit at
soon ns ixisylble after the adjMiiriiiH-iit ol
thu Ij-gialatarr, I sent Mr. A. G, Wubim
to rinn Praocico. IU fwuial no pr-a
auituble for the work fur solo there, but
w!UHurl that one on llw way was du
In silly days, Uul.r thw uwuniM-e. llie
prow was piirelmMrtl lo arrive. Of Mpr
Ikru waa not of one quality u soflkieni
(puntlty to do the work. All of um qui)
lly tko in the iiimkut was purolwanl, aixl
ll aus understood with llroi.ks A Co.. tin
dralrs, that !' would be brootiht lo
ihut oily by steamer, uml that I omuM b
Mippbml ta iM-eilid. The pre dnl IHl
reach hire until April Ual, ut which Iinh
Ik work was commenced. As tk work
protiriawd, eonliniteil iiMpnrhra were maik
of IlrooU k Co., as to the arrival of more
poper of the wun quality, urn) 011 the
26th nf May, iky wrote thul Is was klug
attipped round (.'jhs Horn Inatrad uf by
tlauirw, at ogrHil, uml that the vtaul wit
tkn fully due. 'Hid vessel arrivml on tk
5lh of Jane. At this tune I utktxl Ik
rWcrelary or Slate lo jHirohuse the -f
for toe biute. wiiteit waa umu,
laonlti'JlliiirJuns,aialaHllrirlwtMrb,w Kri umMUitW. Tk lady will k
was ordered lo be iMirekml by the Slat. I u, hi"1 ",hI f'"""1 Ue "' ,J1C":'
P,tasu.er llien in Sun I'ram:!. lo 0.,m-
plele the work In the ineaniim. Meaais
Ilrouks k Co., sold out und closed ikir
btiiioeat, n-tsirviog only u riari of Ik m
ier, 'I hit wus liicuhl by the giute Treu
orer. Ileiore selling (oil, Ihe old linn haa
not ordered a furlkr supply and tk new
firm soil ull tho paper on kiwi ul highur
rates Ik 11 wm in k twid by me. 'I be I
'I'ri-u.urer (a.nt ginpls of Culifornia
(Mule wMfr, upuu wlneli it was sogvitnl
that the work uiirIiI k fiouhul, but on hi
return it was not thought btst lo uw it
ur.d Ihe Seeitlary inslruelid me on the
2Cth of July to order through fouhl 1c Til
ton enough paper to fiolth the work. This
wut done immtdiately, and the telegram
went forward on lhe27lh.
As there would probably be tome delay
in the wok, il was duincd udvi.uble lo1
publub the crirniuul code und justice's act
in a separate pamphlet, for the dcomiw'da
I peiimtnl Mr. W
ilnd coplis Tin
recl.intl the c-p
m,ui uwr. Tl.r
ailing to print two hun-
no slk'Unlurrs bad to bo
pic were printrtl on com
Hum piiper.
Thcv piimphlfts wcri to b
was destroyed by the Indians beyond Salt
loike, nnd wag not rrpaired until the 25th
of August. In the meantime, I mado In
quiry nt tho telegrnph olTlce, and was
Informed thai when the line was down, da
plicate of incougw were usually sent by
any expresi going thrnuuh. On the 2d of
September I learned thai the telegram had
Just retched New York, and rccolrcd a
answer asking further Instructions, which
were sent onlhe-tlh. On September 13,
tlto New York homo ol Lmld .t Tilton
luformi-d their Inline here that there was n
paer of tho Und sent for In that marktt
but that onbrs hud been ill'pulclicil to tho
mi'ls to nuike It ut once. Information hat
tine?! been received that Iho paper It now
In N111 lraneloo nml will tic here by the
oomlnif tlouiiirr.
I.ltihl Imntlrnl nnd olght pugen of tho
(-.k lnivp been prlnhnl, a bound sampto of
wlilch lina Ineen plaeeil III llie liaiuls 01 Iho
Heerelary or Slnto Tor public lutptclloo.
I 11111 Sir,
YiMirs ItMpectfiilly,
1 1 EN It Y L. PIITOOK,
Sluta Printer.
routine TcIIIuk.
The following uru snino of tho rules by
winch fortune tellrra profiai lo k guided Iu
their prucllco of astrology :
.limitary Ho that Is burn In January
will k laborious uml u lover of good nine,
kury sulij.ct to inuMtlily, yet ho will be
coinpl.u'snit, und withal 11 line singer. Tho
woman limn In litis month will nuke
gitod Iiuuh) wife, rather uieluucholy, but
yet good natured.
February The man born lo tk month
nf February will love money much kit la
dles more. He will bu stingy ul home, but
lirodigul ubriNid. The lady will k humano
mul urtrethuiiile to her mother
March The man born In March will bo
ralkr l.mi'UixiH- ; bill ho will b honest
und pru lci.t. Mi wit' die poor. 'I ho lady
will k hmi oMt.-, jeuliHit and a chaltrr
ll.V.
April Tk rnnn who hat the misfortune
Ik k born In April will Ih subject to luab
milt 1 he will travel In his doadvantage,
fork will marry u rieh kins:, who will
hinU what you, no doubt I'lnh island,
llie ludy burn this limn I h will k Ull and
1imi1, with nuiotuhh wit and great talk,
Mny The 10 in born in tho month of
May will bo humlaume and amiable be
will iiinhe his wife happy. The lady will
k equally li'itl In every rect,
June The muii who Is burn In thu
month of June will I hi of small slalue and
aiiiniitely food of children. The lady
will k u h Loriuge fond of coffin and will
many young.
July 'I'l.o man born In the laonlh of
July will be Lit, and sull r death for Iho
woiimii k lovnt Tk foniulu ol this month
will k hawlime, with a sharp nose, and
a fin boat. tsb will k of rulher sulky
teiup-r.
Augoat Tk man bnrn In the month ol
Aotiust will be Ambitious and courageous
k will have two wive. The lady will k
uuilaMe and Iwieo liuirriid, but her aecood
IiosImihI will enuw her lo regret the first.
Supltiinliw llo who Is horn In Keplem
lr will b strong uml prudent, but will
k loo easy with his wife, who will givo
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Ociukr Tho iiiuii bom Iu this month
will Iwvii u hitiid.ouie faro uud florid com.
plrxiuo. Ho will k wiekid and Incon
lunl. He will promise one Ihlog ami do
un.iil.ir uml rriuuni pour The lady will
l preiiy. u III t IV loud of talking, will huv
(wo or Ikfe husband who will die of grief
tk will kal krow why,
Nuvrinkr The man born In thlt mootb
will huv u fine luce, und will k u guy d
eeivcr 'Iho ludy of this mouth will bo
larue, likrul uinl lull of novilly,
1-( oil.er Toe 111.111 bum 10 thlt month
will k u tr I gori of person, thi.ugh put-
miiule, f Iu will devote h'iuelf lo pohlica
und k kin v il by his wife. The lady will
be uiniublc and hund'orne, with a good
voice and well proportioned body,aod Tery
houetl,
O.v a ncent trip ol one of the Illinois
.,.,.. n..,tf i... ., . ,',h.
river packets a light druuuht one. as
joiiunnel Ihe pusenuers were siurihdby
u.e cry 01 mun overoouro: V I bo Utaro
r wus stopptd, und prepurutlon uu.lr. 10
uve him, win 11 ihu sound of his voire nil
liruid, pxcluiuiing "(jn ahead wlih your
d -il old Meuaiboat J 1 11 walk aluo tV
had yoo."