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S. W. Sawyer,. ,
I). 1'. Anderson
A. Ircliitiil, ...
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Jamc Ii. Watson....
Miss II.vlilc Hunter.
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. . , . Union Town ilo
.. , .llosebttrs; ilo
. Itoinc Hlver ilo
Mixer llrrmtn of C.invonvlllc, general
A pint for Done1' County.
MAUUIt
:M. ISM.
Tin Votts.
While scarcely recovered from the terri
ble throe, incident to the simple of our
Government for nctu.il existence, the coun
try I; ajrain convulsed by the most Interne
political excitement. The tmoke of bit
tlc has scarcely cleared ntvny, the national
wounds arc still bleeding, and an unforlu
u.itc disagreement has arisen between the
Executive and the law-nuking power as
to the policy of reconstruction. The rej
rcscntatlvcs of the people have paed a
bill by n Luge majority in both Houes
which, In their judgment, was calculated
to restore harmony and the general wel
fare of the country. President Johnson,
thinking otherwise, and, we believe, from
an honest nod sincere drtlre to nceomplith
the same purpose, has Interposed I1I1 con
stitutional prerogative and prevented the
bill front becoming n law. 'I'ho people are
nlways alarmed nt the exercise of the veto
power and the public mind is nblaso with
npprchcnilon. Wc have had too much
political excitement, too much radical, par
tisan feeling over n question that required
the cool and temperate judgment the wis
dom and sagacity of the nation to adjust,
ami wc think when the wild tempest of pul
sion has subsided and the tears of the peo
ple been appeased, that they, In their toler
Judgment, will sustain the President in his
kind and concilatory policy. Tiro illustri
ous statesman who. with hioi, received the
confidence of the ieople, was bent ami
liarrasci by extremists, but outlived radi
cal wrath nr.d Is now enshrined with Wash
ogtcci lu the luatts of the iicople; he
would have done no less than Johnson has
done perhaps more and the greut popu
lar voice would have said "Amen !" Iict
us truit our Chief .Magistrate and not
withdraw our support now, but beaallitlcd
before wc accuse him of being recreant to
the principles with which he has been en
trusted that ho Is unworthy of confidence.
Not having the rrceJnun' lluroau Hill us
It finally passed Congress, we are incompe
tent to judge between the disputing parties,
but of one thing ire are certain; tliat if the
necessity for military rule in the Southern
Slate is not soon removed, the geida of
our Government is no moro ami we are no
longer n Republican H:op!e. Wo trust
that the people of the outh will give Con
gress as .ufticietit guarantee as have been
given to PrcIdcnt Jouiaun, that they ac
cept the result of the war in good faith
and that they will soon be ullowed rv voice
I.. .!. ...II... 1 . -r .1 .- ,'a, ... ..
in iuu uujuiuuviii 01 mar miiicuiue. v r
do not regard the joyful demonstration at
the part of the Democracy as tetidmg to
diminish the confidence of the Union matc
in tho l'rcstdent on the conlrury, we nro
rejoiced to sec that they find unything
worthy of commendation In him, elected
agalust their earnest efforts, and whose
whole administration has been csccrated
by them as 01:0 of extreme tyranny and
misrule. Wc hear of no Cabinet changes;
wo know that Seward, and Wells, uud
Dennlson, ami ilcCulloch arc witli the
President, und in their judgment awl earn
est devotion to tho principle of Liberty,
wc think tho niticn may safely ooutlde.
Fokqottbv A few weeks luc wo
learned that three Culuamcn were drowned
In crossing Cow Creek, ami confess that the
Item wu forgotten, Forgotten I Who can
tell the deep clgalQcaucoof that II 1 1 lu word?
Who can tell the joys ami sorrows, the
smiles, tho tears, tho cherished hope ol
youth, t-e unmatured plans of manhood,
swept away Iu the world's great Kit Ilo ami
forgotten 0 isoes (tie world! Wo hour
of the death of hum 111 beings and scarcely
give it a passlug thought; we hear of the
udv tut of a uov uieuubvr of the cummunlty
upou the stagu of life, but the event Is oon
forgotten umuiig the thllliug scene of dally
toll, The loy blukh ofyouth, the lUibin
cyo and all the iutuial ami jihyilc.it livauty
of this world fadvi us the leave of Autumn,
aud arc toou lost to luemoryj but u heart
consclousof a correct discharge of the so
cial duties of this life will go- with us even
beyond the shoreless sea.
lit or Out.
Almost every person lias a tasto for rid
ing n hobby or Is troubled with somothlng
"on the brnln." The Keillor of the Ittvitw
is peculiarly so. From Time to lliro In
labors to prnc that the rebellion Slate
were never out of the Union, and that nny
member of the Union parly who ventures
tho opinion that they were out l i Seces
sionist." This l the hubby of the lUvieie.
umLhc walks it out, trots it, canter it nud
gallop it before the public Willi as much
ttitisfnctiori a u boy at a "merry go round,"
until both hobby and rider arc exhausted
Pnquenlly the hobby become mlted In
tho logical depths of litis inttllect, but is ns
frequently extricated mid jumpid boldly nt
n satisfactory conclusion.
We iKcllne at present to follow the lo
gician through tho tortuous argument by
which these conclusions nro reached, but
must soy that we are not simple enough to
allow hypothesis to oul-welgh positive
facts. The subject recalls the nnnccdolc
of the late Senator linker; who, when prnc
tlclng law, was called upon by n Justice of
the Peace with tho enquiry "whether he
could, in his official capacity, strain person
to the State Prison or not." Tho lawyer
Informed him that tho thing was impossi
ble and could not lie done. Tho visitor
became somewhat excited and remarked:
"llaker, you're n foolj tho thing can be
done, for 1 Imvc done It myself." Now,
if tills were nctuatly the case, in admitting
the truth of this modern "Dogberry'" ns
strtlou, It is necessary to ndmlt the leg ill
tyof the proceeding. If. Mr. lltvine, n
person win to abstract your purse from
your pocket, must you necessarily deny
the fact became It wiw unlawful? Point
out, If you please. Mr. liuittc, the several
Southern State enjoying representation In
llic National Congress; the several South
ern Stntes in which the constitutional ma
chinery of I lie General Government Is in
opernl Ion such ns Mints, Custom Houses,
llureaus of Internal ltevcnue uud IT. S.
District Courts before you take your pe
riodical hobby ride again or you tuny be
mired beyond ull hope of extrication.
Vou and your Southern friends nrr some
what In the position of one Ami Harrison,
who, upon recovering from a debauch, had
lost lila identity and enquired for informa
tion on that point. "Ami Atnl!" quer
ied he, "or am 1 not Anil ? and If I nm not
Ami, who the ilcuee am 1!" Thus the
Southern Statet aud their enppethcad
Irlend of the Htvitw may pertinently en
quire, "Ate we In or uro we out? and If
wc are not out, where the devil arc wc !"
It Is of but little moment what the theo
ry of this llexlblc dabbler in political eth
ics happens to be. The people understand
this question, probably, better than he, and
ho will scarcely succeid in shaking off I lie
odium of dlsunlonism with which the dem
ocratic parly is crushed ami uDiting It to
the Union organization. Not much, Mr.
Hmttc.' Tho ieopto know who tie true
friend of secession are, ami you may split
hair and wau ler in logical labyrinth un
til Doomsday but you vunaot blind nor be
fog them.' We adviw yon to let your hob
by rest awhile. Amuse your reader, Mi.
Iltvittv, with n solution of that profound
logical paradox, "tlie d'ffireuce between
Iwcedle dum aul twedlo doe;" for we are
sure It will be mere satisfactory to them
than cueles twaddle about u subject jou
cannot master.
Tin
Work for the I'nloi
Parly.
The work which the Union party of
Oregon has before It, was defined by the
State Central Committee Inst !. "J
ought at once to be'lii. We lire now fil
tering upon iiii'illirr content with our polit
ical orpomiits. The wlllon they look
daring thr rebellion caused them to be ro
gnrdid rallur a rncmlis of the country
than as n mere political piny whoenlin
win tit olic ilipiitr nt the fiallnt-box In
a lawful and peaceful way., (loud citirom
g.licltoiu for the wtlfsre nl the country,
ciinnot jet choose but conidcr them in
diflerrnl llcht flints osmfli At tob-inlint
ol with politlcil power. 'I line ns. w
rore the reliellien, when the dofenl or sue
cim of any political parly would not en
danger thV peace and well bilrg of the
nation. That time may conic again, hut
It is not come now. 'I he genirnl ucce
of the semi traitorous "Dtmrerntlc" pitty
of tho North at any election ilnrinir the
pul llie jenr, would hae remltiil in the
perminrnt diMiiembi'tmint (r tho Union.
It success now would prewnt ristnrulloti
on such 11 W.hW as would nlford lasting
HMci Thetefcre we have the Mine In
centive now to bitllo ngnlnst it that we
had during the fearful struggle or arms
through which the country has triumph
antly pn.td.
Oregon's record during the great con
flict has been Irreproachable, ni.d It Is the
duty of the Union party to see that iLre
m ilns so during the scarcely lesfc petiw
times which nro now upon the country
The Union men of Otegen have another
ilclory within their leach, nml It dcnlves
upon lhem to hk to It that through
upilhy, ovtr cunflilcnee, or any other eauw.
inr viriury 1111 nm rn-iji- imm. "nun
gnoil Stale ticket, nml with our liest men
as nominees in the Miriou counties we
cannot fail. In all cases let our li men
be named as cinilldiitm, and let all w oik
with n will to keep the name ol Oregon In
Ktiheil on the bright list fin which evtrt
one of lier loyal siters is now rnrnllnl.
Oiegon muu 'not ami will not be the Aisi
to abandon the 10-1 lion which she has all
along so proudly oecupUd.
Iu n few with more tho contest will lie
fairly joimd. lu the the meruit !me U11I01,.
nts slmiild make every preparation for It.
They should orpuoicc In eety county
and make n thorough cinva's of nil tin
votm in awry precinct. In this way our
friends In each county can osctrtaln'pn
clely how matter staml nml what Ikey
will have to do In make success aa signal
ns sure. Ortgon run V6. 'J 'A.
I'hkcticu. .Mik'kukkatiok. The .Mem
phi .Irgtu .iys:
Some very strange thltios hnve lurmd
up hineo thu close of the war, btuuglit
atwut liy I lie nuiilltiou or Haury, ami dy
tin genual result of that war. A euriou-
utlalr
lieifictly
TELEGRAPHIC.
svr.cui. 10 Tin: sr.srisui..
!);it lo llic Ml of Mnrtli.
Coimnonls of H10 PrewJ.
Nkw Voiik. 'Jilth.
Ciiirmiind ffi:eHf snjs: Not excepting
Ihcspicch made cm liu lnaiiguration.il I
tl.c most disgrncifiil speech of which we
haie unv recmd, nud we prc-ttme there i
no right mlniled man in the Unlleil Sintei
who does not hcl ndiamid ed the perfotm-
l",C('- . . 1, 1
IMon l'ot hmn tendency, like allileni
orrutie orirnh. to the ilerence nf the Pres
ident. Thinks thiil ns the opposition of
some prominent Republican did not injure
Lincoln. Johnson nt this day will hardly
be annihilated by the wrnlb ol n few radi
cal Senators nml editors.
New Voik 7'iHie commends the Presi
dent und Sfl): If it were poMlble 11 1 the
prcent lime lo find Intelligent nlierefs.
unbla'ed either wiy by eonlinding pirtl
mn, they would be cnnlrnlneil In bear
tHtimony lo the forbearance, tnoderiitlon
and ciiiwrvrttlvc devotion lo the ('niititii
lion nml Union by which Andrew John
son lies been dUt'lnguished from the Hist
moment of his elevation to power. In nti
eoiul manner have thco qualities lice 11
displayed since llic commencement of the
present scion of Cnngre-ss. Uiiii.llueiiccil
by llie leniptntion of power.or by the ap
peals or tluents ol members, lie bus pursu
ed the even tenor of Ids way with a llrm
nr not nmrted by nrrogiiniice.ninlnele-ar
nrss of purp"e which ho pteeridhim
Irom mistake. In ilcner In- bus met with
rmsons; he has neither nliemptnl lodle
taie lirni" nor submillul to fuetioti by
which others triul In iiilliienee liiciiiiilnet
Threats he hs turned niih bv appealing
lo llie requirements or the Coiieiitiition
nml llie principle- which underlie the lib
erties of the American people-.
SrrttiiriKi.ii, '-'iilh.
A mn meeting will be held this even
ing In sustain Convtreu.
The Presitk'tit Siisitiiiictl,
WasniMiTON. I'l'iili.
'I he Presielent hssreeilvid the follow
ing telegram from Keokuk, Inwa; An Im
mlie meen um-tiiig wiis held ln'ie lr-iight
gieit cnthtisuHin; une humlitil gun
wrie fired. rur vein tnessHe nml ad
ministration endorsed untinlmnii.ly.
Signed, Tim. W. Ci.i'iiiiKKT.
itov. DiiinUon nud llie PriiiU-nt ore In
receipt daily nf n luriw numlier of teh--itrams
ami lettrrs fnun viiriiain Hiinin,slHt
loir that the Pimldint will Im- misIiiIiiiiI
l'Kn the oilier side, the- lb publican iimiii
btrs ale receiving appeals In slm d nut fur
their nuliis. nr.d not to njliiw men with
the crime- ol treaon confessitl lo set In
nditment uiwin Heir own ctirf. (!ni.
Is iclutid. nimi nuthoilty w,d.-sml T!'0" CT ' iT '""'i1',1 l,1h,,,r',,1 h.v
cily reliable, a liming .feeumd 111 1 '' fr,ml ." ''" , "r Bi,c,"Bi ,,w ,rm!"
wuntv. .Mississippi. A tMeWor j ",u;' ,w """"I I'rwiden has not the
er Of 8rot wealth 111 tint euntv bad ,l,!,"Hl ,,m,," "f ",CWM tti"' ,Im' I"!''
Napuicu.' Well, the Sacramento mur
derer, was arretted 011 the arrival of the
Bieira Nevudu nt San I'rancli'Co, on Wo
elnerday, He had ai-sumed the liime of
Donald McDonald, but has been ludentllled
by a number of pcrtvu In Sacramviito.
His cleparluro from I'ortlumt was telegraph
ed aud ho wnsofcoureorccelud by a police
delegation and great attention paid him.
Mom: iiieJiiT. Our uelghtors hi Douglas
county Jiavo jllfcoiercd u ery itroug odour
of petroleum iu Iheir county, and are very
gauguluo of striking tho article lUcli ju the
b'prlng. We hope their foiulutt expectations
may bo realized nud eud iu something more
tauglble than mere "smells" of the article
deilred
Uully! J)usuoc:ral. Ilally!!
Walk up eleventh hour penitents ; rally
all who were oppeswd to the wur for the
UuiiHi, who called it an Abolition war;
"that Lincoln commenced the war;" who
said that "the war was an unholy cnnade
ugainst tho South ;" "Hut Hie soldiers of
the Itepubliu were blood-thirsty hirelings ;''
"tlial thuy never could subdue the chival
rous South ;" that the victories us cum
inenoeil were " tel lie ijr.iphe. who re-Jnlcd
at rebel victories, uud hung your heudln
sorrow wlien Iheeuglo of victory perched
on thu banner of your country nlio
openly jiroclaimcd ''that you would imt
Support uny mail furcUioo who hud sup
ported tho war ;"''lhat thu (ioicmment had
collapsed, and you were glad of it ;" that
the American Plag "was dirty ruif,"iiud
snecrl ut it In derision, hung the ('onfe-d-crato
flag in lis place, hurrahed for the
arch-traitor Davis, damnitl Lincoln und
ail his supporters, called Johnson 11 "boon.li
tailor," uud : traitor to (he South ; ye
who wcro iliop fallen when (Irani took
Vicksburg nud Itichmonel, capturcx) U-e
and Johnson, nml wipcil out your bastard
Coiileiluacy, raict'd jour vokva i 11 Joyful
acclaim when Lincoln was aiain-ited
yiH rally do rally Como from your holes
like craven lieurted luzoronl, ami lick the
feet of power in Iioh of a few of the
crumbs from the muster' table. Jfvj)' l'or
further particulars, sec small bill.
planter or art
been for year keeiiinj: as his ninlie-s n
hu.dsome mulnlto itlrl, nml by Iter had
several children. The yitl not long after
I he war, look il into I, in- lnud, that the
ought to bv the lawful wife of her mailer,
l'or till purKM) she received the atten
tion of a handsome colored man, nearly
white, nml belwton them they prtltmkd
that they were going lei make 11 tnitvb
that is, to gel lliemselve ngul.uly nur
rlid. This exclteel Hie J.ulou alarm ul her
baehelor muster, who. iinii Inquiring, wa
told by hU mil! re that she was eeiiululy
goiug in mirry the colored man that she
was uimilliiig to liu u n k pi iiii-Ium
any longer ; uid Ihep went on to int mate
III it h,r master might II he chose, take llie
ptucu of Im- (reeilman.nml lie "her due and
la win I husbaml ;" fur that wik- she wa.
ImmiimI l becuim-, the would not U a oin.
culiiue nav louger. Sirunge in shv, lh t
wealthy white man, the iroi clad nrlsiovrat
10 old baehe'or fciut d that he was so much
ntliicheel In bia oolor'il inWlreM lie vmlp
not give her up, and ferthwith agiesd lu
piy lias prle-e (lie demiiided, I, e procurid
Ihe aerviee of an olHeer.nml was rrttulatly
marricd lo hi fnimer sluvo! Thet formr
quailrnon coneublne uow eleima htrtelfu
,'luwlul wcddeil wife."
Wsmu l'oioiio. Our 1 1 lend of tho
O-uru-i-, down on "Muddy," is very unxlou
for tho establlthuient of a "thool." The
fellow' "head U Uq" on that point, but
Judging from the savage onslaught he
nuke on tho King' Lnglish, wo tlilnk n
"thool" would have but a "noiiilcal" effect
un bl "nbttruc-a" and "illlttvrale" cxpies
tluiis, and will "enjeuder" but little Improve
ment liflilm.
Miso.Miv. S. P. Cludttlck, Worshlful
Master, of tho Grand Lodge, or Oregon,
during this week visited licit Lodge, nt
Kei by vlllo anil Warren Lodge, nt this place
Ho Informs m both lodges nro doing good
work und In a prosperous condition.
Coj.vr.vnoK or Goon Tk.mvuus Wo
havo received tho proceeding of n Good
Temphr Convention held at Salem on tic
iiOlh and 21st of last month at which W 11
I'alne, ofVortlaud, ucted us chairman und
IL II. Gllfry, or Balem, as secrotarv, Ar
rived too late for publication this week
Wk 1'ocit We Bkuiiwlsnlge Iho re
ceipt of No. 1. Vol. J. ol 1 he Uftijetip
Courier, published a way up lu the wb fmit
country, uuiktil X 011 thu envelop. Wc
extrueilhe following ittm ;
"DisiiRACanx. Hon. C L. Vallamllg
hiiin recently uime nluli being brutally
mobbcil mur Ivitou. Ohio, by n buidot
ilruiiken beastly nml besotted loyalists,
Such is AImIiIioiiUiii."
Tlmugli wo admire your honest candor
In ucl(iMnvIilirui Hie dirhiyallv ol V.il
lumligb.im uml his frie-nds, weilmi't wan't
your (Kiper, .Mesr. Upton ,V llowimn.
Die Lvammer uud Marysville Kxpre-s
furnLhe us with us much of that sort ol
iruek us we cure lo be unuoyid with.
Sliuila Couriir.
Vou don't seem lo npprecluto -"Web-foot"
Kill tors. Mr. Conns-. They dl.h up
the democratic "truck," in a suptnor win
ner, and you should patronize them.
Focrt well known printers dild at New
Orleans lately, within 11 few hours. Their
names were Alis-llne l-'orlier, 11 Prencli
Ciin-iiliiin. foreman of the Knislitli put of
the Ilea D. I). O'llrien.n native olTip
perury, und cminectid for many ears wish
Mr. Pniilergruit in publishing the Oiriv
no ,- Itoberl P. Sebs. of Ohio, formerly
known a 'Old Dob" (he was printer uml
saihir, und served in FurragiilV llet which
look New Orleans), nul Newton C.
Il'ackburnc. A nonevof their ihnihg in
Ihe Creirenf (Simon llolivar Hii.kn.ir'j ,,.
er,)clo8ia wills tho follow ing ne.it bit ol
p stints Vour earthly "forms" nro i l.i
"locked up" in death's unbrace und "(one
lo pris :" and hero is the hone tint when
your "proof sheets.-' shall come up for "re
vldnn"nl Iho final diy, Ihe Great "Proof
leeuuer 01 1110 universe will fjed no
"marks" to make.
Taoksonviuk, March ad, 1800.
KuiTonSmerixKi.: Wo herewith fend
you n bottle ol Murray's Celebrated Mag.
Io Oil, which wo havo prepared with great
caro for the Sentinel Onice. Wc would
advlso you, however, to bo very careful in
lis application, for in nine cases out of ten
where the Magic Oil is upplied, tho p,n
leaves; therefore, if you have uny Vaunt
you do not wish lo dispose of, do not let
Ihe bottle even get near it.
Yours, eic. Savaok k Sittom
IThnt "He" won't do. as (he yauti com
menceel leaving our windows as soon as it
made its appearunce. Fri 1
iWunev Alttrkot Dislurhcd.
Nkw Voiik. Oth.
Cummrrtiiil's special ilmpalch says :
The 1 mil Hcu I excitement shoers iionlmte
ment , llie money market show symptoms
of recovery from Ihe depletion 'produced
last vviek by h Truisury'a guld tranmc
lions. It i difficult to cniieeire what can
have movtd llic Treasury DiMrlmcnt in
IhU violent ilUluibiug cuum. It h pre
wnmd Hint for Ihe present tlrt'TrcHMiry
bus usieiiiVel sak-. voism quint ly Utv is
mote ennRilniee with iinmey bujers. Mrs
Jeff. D.ivi I nt Macon, thugurst of Unwell
C11I1I1, and u-ciive gnat alUnt'on
Procuudiiijr.s in Congress.
W HIIIMITOV. 21lll.
In Iho House today. Ihnmaii. of Mtt-hl
Iran, rll. rul 11 bill enniiiiiiiiit; the pr-nt
I'rsvdnMii' Itiin-au ; iiferred 10 Select
Commiilee. .McClurg.nl .MksHiurl, nlTer
rd 11 risolmion providing' Ihul contribu
tion be leVNil npnn I Ik- dislnyul inlialiilanls
of IIh; weeded Stales 10 iltfrny the e.-Kni-s
or trexqis In the South ; teferrtd to
CnHiiuittee 011 reeoo.iruction.
The llniiti Cnmiiiliiee on Public hind,
slanl-liv.' in f.ivnr of Julian's bill for llie
mrvy uml sale of Ihe mineral laml, nml
fiMir iigniii.t it. Mcltuer, or California,
will submit n minority report.
ClIIIMGO. ililh.
At h griat mna meeting held this even
Ing. the following te-oluiioini were p.isnd:
Wewninilie Pitsiilent that while Kx
eeutive UMirpution nml rotsis de tMi have
oltin bivn successful tinning people of the
LiUn race, they havo always ended in slis
gracclnleiscomfituro,uiidoiiiMlmcilicnp italiuti among Ihe Anglo-Saxons. The
reeon.lruclion ol the rebel Slule can nevir
I uceoiiipliclied by I'rrahlenllul bullying
ol Hie law makiuir ihparlment nf liimrn
ment U-t Congrvrailo lis duty feurh ly.
('iiK'ientiouily uml patiioticully, nml Ihe
loyal masses who have served the Union
will abumltntly sustain them.
A grand inibuinllon meeting wni held
llie ssuie evening, which resolved that Ihe
HouK'of ItepriM-nlullreii lake meusiur
ut ouoe to cauK- impeachment of the Pre
Ident.
,. CiiiPAijo, 27th.
Humors nro current, and in New Vorh
generally indited, that Hie U. S. 'lele
gragb Co. has coiuolidalid wills the West
ern Union,
I'enlun plans ato plenty, the latest ,iir
a project 10 seize lltitbls Columbhi unll
e.iubli.h a harbor for prlvulee-is.uml swu-ii
llrliob cnuitiiereo from H,e eoiut. Ftnhsti
rumors attract no attention j that kind of
humbug is uboul exploded.
1 .1 a .0 Wahiinoion. 27Hs.
In the Senate, Sumner ctlueil n resolu
tion which was udopiul, renewing 11 call
on the President for Inlnrniatinn ubout
iniii.-niiiiii iinvernors, ami proceedings re
ganbiig rc-orgiinizutlon of Southern Slates
which were hitherto uimiiswead.
Wll.on, of .MiiKsachusetis, reported n
bill lo organize militia uuder national au
thority. llouso resumed consideration of the
Coiutilulionul uincmlmuii giving Congren
power to nmko laws for Iho equal protec
tion of citizens of nil tho Slates. Ulgby
of California, spoke in favor of il.
WAS.NflTO.V, 27lli.
I ho California and other Pucifio sh le
gations wuilid on thu Prisideiit Satnnlty,
in urge the claims nf llii-lr const lor u Cub
met iippolnlment. Tho Pscsideut receiveil
them courteously, but mid hcilul nut knnw
of any vacancy to be filled. He nudo no
ti't if' ''Xf,',t '" t'0ll8ll,l'r iheuppbcalion
liu- lost Oflice Department recently ud
vcrlifed lettn,K v(r 8even hundred routes
In .Mn-sbsippl. Iniimntiii, Arkutun. Alu
li.llil.l aril (,'inrinn unlu ,,. I, .,,,!... I ,.,,.1
eighty four of which were let ou account
of the lest oath,
Washington. 2fllti Durlnir Sewnnl'nnv
curlon lo the Wct Indiui ho eelcctid n
harbor forunnval reiulcvniiH.
New- ink, March, lrt. fJcn. Uoe
cnins. Van Viilkeubtirg Miidstcr In Japan,
ittid Lotd lllshup Hluluy, of Hie Hamlwlch
Islam1, sailed lo day lu tho Arlonn,
for Caliroriiln,
The following Eastern Ilnni nrc taken
from the Sacramento Union. K11, Skn
Wiihlnglun, Fibruary, 21st. Heeretnry
Sevvuid' di'pntcli to Minister Iligelow,
lorwardcd by the lust steiiincr, Is pulilinh
ul. It contains severe cnuiiiieiils npnn and
11 denial nf the ii'serlluii in tin; Knipernr'8
spiech that thu United Stolen was origin
nlly invltid to join In the Mcxlcmi inter
vention, 'I he Freedmen'a Ilnrrnn must bo vacated
May 1st according In Ihe limit urtheorig
huil Art Hint being lino yeur from the
dale designed by the; President ns the end
of the war. Thu President's) veto having
been based nil the general grounds ol Ihe
unciiuMiiiithiiiultty nf hgisliillon 111T1 cling
Ihe Southern Htutttt while, the said States
are' mil repri-entid, It Is difficult to see-linw-
uny other bill cuti bu Irutmil tn iniet
ihecxlgeney. Theru nro rumors, however
nr uttimpts lu try it uguiii in some other
shape.
New Ynilc, February 22d, Cooper
InUllnte wus crnwihd In-night, tn indium1
I hu Prialduil. F It. (hilling wat in Hie
chair. David Dudley Field nlT-red 11 writ
tin nildrcHS und reaoluiinns iliclaring Hint
the first question 1. lore the penp'u is the
pacillcallun nf the cnunlry. Tl c coidlict
of passion slmiild ccitc. All will ngice
that Hie freeilmen inut be givin nil the
civil rights enjoyed by other citizen, vis.
equally before llie law. Whether Ihey
shall huVi' thesufl'ruge Is the dividing quia
linn; uud this belnugs rxeliKlvely In tie
Statis. Tin1 uddri'SH coniiiieinl tile Pusl
dfiit'a vein, mill expresses tin' ln-lltf that
the exrlusluii nf ele-veii States from Con
gress Is manifest usurpation.
Secretary Seward said : "1 11111 not here
as un alarmist. 1 inn not here In sny thai
Ihe nation I In peril, or that It would be
in peril If you adopt or reject Ihe views nf
the majority lu Cnngn-sa. The country is
nut in H-ril uny way ; nor do I think the
prog icss nf uiurllorutiiin nr civlllraliuu in
peril whether you adopt one sol nf pnliti
imI opinions nruunther. 'I he only dlllcr
e lice is that nni- pilot fn)H we mny utee-r
ibrictly Ihrniigh the1 dlflicultle- eff icciiii
stiiietiou vvltlniiit delaying the progress nf
the old ship of slate, while Hie other says
we must take mumllng, prnretil cuutliui'ly
aml gn nrniind these ilifliculllee. We
should not practice the ihiiuI cliarity If we
1I11I mil think llieui bntli hnm-sl "
'IVenlnn N J ). Feliriury 22d. l(Vn.
Iiltion were (ffirul ill Ihe Seiialo In day
by J. M. Scovil.V. Prcsldenl nl that bnily,
limiting ne-grn sull'rnge und cuiiih-muiiig
Priident JiiIiiisoii'm pulley. Scnvilli' said
the Preaulcnt made llie Aor.il investment
of Ilia life when he vetoed duel bill, he
iibiiiionn Justice uml trumphil upon every
principle that elevntid him In power. A
lively dcbnlo followed nml the resolutions
weri- rejected.
VMIKM.IMI (ii.), Feliruary 22d. One
hundred guns were lirul iu honor of the
I'rtaidriit'a veto, ltivul meetings nro lu
session ship In imlnr.11' the Privtident uud
nuothcr In Indole Cmigres.
I ti....i
liwr01. Tnnr55!
Tiilmt nt,..
U'..ii ..-" t.
1 run ,1
JrsT Dktision The California papers
are publishing tin- following ; An Oregon
Judge bus Just grniilid 11 dissolution ol a
iiiercintlh Hirtmrship, sits the application
nf cine nf the iKirliiti, who Ii.ihhI hi appeal
un the luzincf uml lieglect nf buiiiea nil
Iho part ol hi arliier. The Judge, in
grunting the dissolution, dwelt nt some
lent! Ill on Ihe bad sPi-rt 1111 liu-iiie-ss nf re
liilning 11 di one pnrlner, nml ileuoiiiiiiuinl
Ihe liwler w 11 scurvy upon Imuesty, unlit
In be recognijil ns u man, who painii-r-izul
11 living nut nf the Industry nf his
Ihirlmr. The Judge's head Is level,
sj 1 1
Tin: W.vu.A W.vi,i.a llsosirtnr. Iar-
ti in lid eilv have teceiveel liile'ligenre
from Wnllu Walla which siulm that the
cause nf Donahue hilling Patterson war on
account of it threat Patterson had maileto
lake the life nf Donahue, who had arre.sled
PatlerKin 11 few day prcvloua to the Idll
Ing. Oif 1:01111m,
IMCnri-iocl.
On Knuue lllver, at Hunter's l-'erry, Feb
ruury 'z?d by m Hunter J 1' Mr Win
Albert llii-h In Mrs. Mary Ann l'urtous, nil
of Jackson i-oiiuly.
List of Letters
REMAINING Cnclalmed iu Ihe Post Of
lice, at Jacloonvillv. Stale ofOgn., oil
ine iii nay 01 .Marcil, IMjii.
Allen 11 H
ArroivMiiilh H 2
Amlirsiiii Jucob
Abbott II
Ames It V
Harm (.' W
IthlliO Uev 1) K 2
lligliiim Nancy
llrne.lt J K P 2
llleckharl
llutiult John
Drown (ftnrgo
Uozorth A J
Hindi J M
Itiirkmaii Wm
liroley .Misk (I
llu'klionoii V U
Healy D.iu'l
Hull llrllj
Cluirllon C
Collier Josiph
Criiin J A
Clulders Wm A 3
Circle V 4
Crablne- F M
(.'oris L I
('only Mim Nancy
C.nitrill Sltphin
Crull H
Craft Clms
Davis Jug
Daily Win
Dun'ap A J
Damon It K 2
Dunn Miss Martha
Hivis It
Denbv J It
Donegnn MIfi I.lzzielt.eiz Duu'l
'awey Win ltolen Jo n
Jut-Id Jnshun S
Johnson S It
Lnrtiin Kdwm 2
Uver Wm F
lnw Siin'l
Linn II O
l-ingly K J
Luelivvnial I, I)
Miller Jus
Mu-iiir Doorlo
.Mera'l'liuiiiin
Miller MinJu-t phinc
McKeiizieTT
.McCliinuhaii I'M
Miller Mra Cyiiiio2
MeClurc- II 0
Meiikeru I II
Meihligb Gilbert
Nuylor Urunvlllo
Nyiwnner Kilu
Nail Jus It
Orders Win
Oilman Mr Luccna
Oibour Tin 8 J
Pinker Curtis 2
Parker Mra Sarah
PluppsMralKllu
Pollerson John
l'erry Hubuii
Pierce Uugu M
Pickens Mrs Ilellen
Pnxson W U
Iteere L;wis
lioss Ue-orgo
ltussell V. J
Husk J
Heller .Miss P J
Davhli.011 Jus
IJuiin J S
Kmergiin T J
Griiuis J II 2
Gregory Wm
Gray Thns
Guines Willis
Gelleland J F
(irigsby A M
Gnrrison , A
HerriuJ S
Howlet.MraSK
StHiitns H K
Sullens I, W
Sullivan G T
Sifeis.I li
Smiitin Peter
Shield M
S n tcli IT Job
Steams, H"V John
Shuiidy Win II
Henra iiranville
Shock II 0
Trunx Maj Sewell
JllOtl,,08 2
' "img i,iii,
"pKtos IhinluJ 2
I luinlln lvlna
Jniiilln Wm2
I IllllllSVtl
nm xt , ',tt:r
lls-nrlclsi lMerard2 W ?Mo"
MhW'i, 5I
1 onver Mury H
arris dipt -p g
Helms .Ins
nnrn David R .
iniksiindiis
"ueusoii Itosivell
.'"- nnn
wtsT<tl.
.'"MotltM,
"0"ajJns2
vv b,u n I,
W? Denis
w!ffclVilM,
'"'jmsAk.ri,3
"ocHlfeMAM
"oodfordWm
To olilntil n,, .r .,
cmil mml call fori'nZ,. ,w 7 "
lie date or Ills IM I lkj Ull?L
If not called for wliM
lenvu spico Mm!,.,, 11 ,,..!?' """f.:l
J M SfTTnv .. ..
-- ".i,r a.
n .Ci . "'hn'ifhm'ilsii '
Itiolhers lu gnml ..1n,7 ,, L .
intend. N tVMAN riIIK!i - r
IINl.vI)ivWN.U.F,c'y; !"V0'
S,V."l')ay''J' M' K,",0n, U'm'll7ial
Warren Lotlgo Ho,l0,A.F.&A.K
A IIOI.I) tl.clr regular comam'
-jrcnlions the WedneHlay Iltealaiua
rnr preceding the rull tnoon.lanet
rtoxvii.i.i:, OIIHJON.
C.W.Savjsiik. Sec y.
rJ T. CA33AN1Ss7m. d!
-IU. MUCTICIW
Tvlodicino sStSurgory
lu Jacks n ami itiljiitnlDgcourilki. Ik-Idvue-e
in Jiieksiinville.
X s! h o w Anb,H
suiivr.yoit i civil enoineee,
Jackminvilu: Oniiuny,
Itvclileuse near thu Smith end ef 0-,-.
street. Januiry , I'ei
(Ifllre nt bits residence on Otftrwi street
DFl. L.S.THOMPSON
PIIYSKMAN AM) M'IKir.tlX,
J.vckmj.nviu.i', Osroo.f,
('1111 be found either at tie ( uy I)ro Store,
or bis te'iile nee, one doer bdun tU' Li-pri-p
Of1ie', prepand lo give ieniplsl
tciitloii to those requiring his ittvicts.
Jacksonville. Sept. 31st. d.e23 f
PCTER DRITT.
1M10T0G1.AP111C ARTIST
is I'ttni'.vitr.t)
toT.vici: I'ltiutr.s
w r.vi:iiv sTtu:
OF TIIK ART,
WITH ALL TIIK
LATi: LMI'llOVIDIKSK
If Picture do not give sathficlisa.
hiirge will U- inailc Cull at liis Bf C
lery. nil Ihe hill, cxasahw his plctarrt, stl
It lor your llketiw.
DR. A. B. OVEflDECK.
Dr. Overlnek would niiiiouiic-lotbei
iit-iis or Jiieksisu count) a11A.ve.ml1; lJ1
In him leliiruid to Jatk-onvillt siiates.a..
lite iiiiieiiee r nie.liniii1 He, i ststs
be loiiiid al his uld stiud, lh tii'ibn
lloiillal, mile' 1""' ,,,,r '
nl bin-liie... He would n-qittfuh; un. .
11 niivwiil r lurne r ".itruiu;".
Tvs. 11. tx w5-
MIX & r-ARQO,
ATlOltNLVS AND IHIUNShLUIb
Wau-v Wai.uv, asiiiutu 'lwtt
OFFIfKciver Hank i:clntze.
Strut, will practice 11. uilUCj l
ulllw First Judical District, a. U.
psemu Court. Colleellons prcxipuj 1.
leiehdln. All business cnlimkd W
care will receive prennpt aljwuoaj
S. B. FARGO,
NOTA11Y PUBLIC,
Wal.LA Wai.u. W.T.,
Will take ueknowledgi.H;ntiof'-;j:
le,t Notes and il. mde out at rteiUO
ticenuil ncknowleilgol s
T.iolntion Woticc.
'MJi:u,,.Ier..P.?.llJ
L drawn Iron. lh. mm o .-n (
avss.uud will coiiliuue tl' P";"? a
Medicine, burger no - ,
Jack villenml v'M'V'.jJ.ftiwil-
thatuiillhepalro.age 0ay
.. .,.. ..1.1 Mnrrr lli.iaieau-
uceonui--" Yi. DAVIS.
.., ,,-i drtl'lL
Dec. s.'iu, io"
T
D.
-TTX7n ilAl'LT.
NOTAKY 1'UBLIO.
J.VCKI.O.NVIM.B, OBFOCJC.
Office utH.F. I)'jfl52t--
" w 0. urew.
J'U,LASATERANGFORD
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
One door west nf Ljif-f 'v " jut 3tf
Store; - '
39 s!:"u" ?
NEW LIVBBY
,.., Wei11"
0.,0,e-i!onS.reel,J-ckooJl.juiii
""-"iSou.s.ioi'':."
(jooi sup "J "' " , .... Lute iur j
llatlee oncselves hat . t bau
to do so Ihe m.l. u
share of ihe patronaW. , i.nlly "
A good suppb-! tlTJgft