Ju 1 1 i . TUB OREGON SENTINEL FOIl TIIU l'HJCSIDKNQY IN 1808, .UM'SSKM N. WltANT, or Tilt CMtin artm. "Walt ilana. thou (tl anil f villi fill acrtant " Tha pw fla bar reward, for patriot. tinnlihmant fjr traitor.. rou thi: vici: t'ltusnuiNCY, OKI). 11. AVIT.MVMS, or cumoi. Itolli unt'Jeil to tha iltrlilon cf th National t'nlon Contantlon. D. M. C. GAULT, EDITOR. Satukday MoitNiNfl, Mar. 28, 1800. Union State Ticket. Ton Coxgiii:?: DAVID LOGAN, Of Multnomah County. Fou Pjiksiukxtiai. Kluctoiis: O JACOBS, Of Jackson County. W.BOWL3Y, Of Washington County, A. 3D. MSAOBAM, Oi Union County. Toiinson explains tlmt li i removal of Stanton was only part of his pro crnnmie to get the Tenure of OHiee JJill into court, lie seems to have it 'it there and hinnelf with it. We trust lie is sntislied. Dmociiacy Movt.su. There seems to'bo considerable activity among the "unreconstructed" in California, as we learn from the Star and itripc.i tlmt the safe of the Comity Treasury at Auburn wan robbed lately ot about $1-1,000 in gold coin. a - Andy Johnson is n most accommo dating oflicinl ! Ho breaks the law in order to test its constitutionality, and reminds its of tho quack who always threw tiie patient into tits, "as he was death on 'em," except in this particu lar that Andy will catch tho "Ills" himself. Joiinm).v described Congress in one of his speeches as "unconstitutional law-makcrri, hanging on tho verge ol tho Government." Johnson might well be desuribed hut now as a consti tutional law-breaker, hanging to the Executive Chair by the skin of his teeth. Tin: ground-swell in Now Hamp shire must have shocked the editor ot tho r.tijiiette Courier dreadfully, lor lie immediately went into spasms and e.xclaiuu-d, " To fleam l.andamun" Vo don't understand " I'reneh," but our dovil explains, " that it is n sup plication to tho Almighty to land tho Democracy high mid dry when they go up Salt river in November, as their health is exceedingly delicate and wet feet might prove latal. a "Why Not? We have seen a white congregation in this town, many of whom wero Democrats, bow their heads dovoutly while a "colored "brother" was down on his knees pray ing lor them. Now, if a "Nigger" i 'good enough to kneel as an intcrcwor between a Di'iuoeratio (.inner and the Almighty, why in thunder is he not gooil enough to vote a privilege not denied to the lowest blackleg and drunkard in the country? In ANomiiit Liuiit. Last week a Conservative Democrat was standing niii front ot tho Express oillco looking i very sad, when a friend of tho "lo.it catisu" stiipo npproaehed him. "Hal lo, old boy! wlmt'biip?" hays tho Con federate. " Ilon-hoo, boo lino," whim pered Conservative, wiping hi weak looking eyes with his dirty coat sleeve; ' 'didn't you hear that "Andy" was ini- 'peached? "Why, tluitV nothing," 1 ways Confed.; Uriel; I'oiucroy is all .light, and you know Andy hung the widow Surnitt thodinnken old bloat ! Let's take a drink." Thonlllictcd Con- "rcrvatixo saw the matter in another -diglit; he gave a convulsive biiiiIIIIo or two, blow his no.iC, wiped hU eyes again, and the parties adjourned to the El Dorado and swum; round tho circle. "Can't Accohmohati: All. Our cor- t rcspoudcuce lrom Democratio sources is so great that wo aro forced to reject ' many communications. As a matter of .public benclit, and out of considcra- ration for our many Democratic leaders, i .wo have given placo to the viows of "several independent members of the ' "harmonious" family on tho subject ' ' ol their troubles ; and wo aro satisfied I 'that tho dissoiuination of enlightened rind iiidopeudotit opinion among the, Democraoy is bearing good fruit, and - must eventually convince tlieui that . . thq.Kojmblican party is .the only one . ' in wneh men can enjoy intellectual "'.freedom in its broadest sense. "Wo "' 'jtvould, bo glad to accommodate nil of burDomooratio frionds, but must do- ; ' vote Bomo space to tho oviscoration of Coppcrhcndlrf and traitor generally, and thorofoio beg our sore-headed con UibuUirs not to crowd US'. The Impeachment Trial, As will bo scon by our dispatches, ' To-day wo swing at our mast head tho trial of Johnson will bo commenced the nanio of Dnvld Logan ns our Con on Monday, and tho necessary tcstimo- grcssional nominee, and also those of ny will then bo oll'ercd by tho IIouso ' tho gentlemen selected by our State of llopresontntivos to cstnblish his Convention ns Piesidentinl electors, guilt. Tho indications from tho pro- Ve want no better ticket. 31 r. Logan cccdings, so fnr, arc that Johnson will j is known throughout tho State as its bo convicted. The Court, by a vote of forty-one to twelve, denied the re-, in it in point of ability, and arfn debn quest of his Counsel for an extension of ter and logician, far the superior of his thirty days further time in which to opponent. Tho Hon. Wilson Dowlby prepare for trial, and it is easy to per- was the ablest member of tho Lcgisla ccivo that he will not bo allowed any. ture ol 180l; is n clear thinker nnd n unnecessary advantage. In his denial ' fluent speaker. Mr. Jleacham is a ris it will probably be proved that ho has i ing and prominent young lawyer of fallen back on deliberate falsehood, , Eastern Oregon ; ami we couider Mr. showing unmistakably that his cour- Jacobs as a stump speaker, inferior to age is of the "Hob Acres" type and the coward's weapon, mendacity, his only iliifitii Tlieri. nci'il be no (ear what. '. . ... . . - . i ever inni .lounson win uoi no convici ed. By appearing for trial at the liar of the Senate he acknowledges the right ot Congress to try him and there fore cannot question its right to pass the Tenure of Otlleo Act which he is charged with violating. In his answer to the indictment he does not deny shut ho violated that Act, but de clares that it was simply hi- intention to make a tc.it case in order to biiug tho alidity of the Act in question be-j foro tho Court". This subterfuge will I probably avail him nothing. The Act vn inibrcc and to be regarded as law i ot the laud until declared otherwise; I and on the President, particularly, rests tho responsibility of seeing tho laws enforced. It is scarcely nccessu-' ry to promise that it will bo proved that ho is a law breaker; the same Sen- ntors who passed tho law over his ve to are to sit in judgment against him, and it is useless to hope that they will go back on their record and futility themselves. If his nnswer to the eleventh article be true, then Andrew Johnson has been sadly belied, and tho thousands who have listened to his denunciation speeches against Congress, n pack of infamous scoundrels. It may be however, that tho noon of Monday will see Andrew Johnson rise from the seat of thorns that bad men will always find in the Presiden tial chair, and return to private life. Perhaps not. Johnson's desire for no toriety is such that lie would rather have his name go down to posterity ns the greatest of modern criminals, than to be allowed to slink out of oillco un noticed. His resignation ns n matter of economy would bo quite acceptable, while the people me demanding io trenchmeut, but it is cry doubtful whether he will ollei it on .Mondavi Democrats seldom resign. Ni:nto OrritAdi: in Soriiiiin.v On- i.".. 1 . V ll.ltl- .11. "-i (IV... I. .M .,.' . ,. , , . ., . . most diabolical outrages on the pait of ., ,, , ... . . somo of our "colored" population, ...,,. ,. , ' I against the Democratio recoid of the i:tio.N. We have just heard ol two gainst thcDciunc "miisrcr. which our Coiiiiorhenil ex-1 changes aro weleomo to gobble and pass louiid. A sh'ort time since a "nig ger" old n quantity of gold dust iu tho Express Otlieo, received the "coin" nnd left. Scarcely half an hour had elapsed until he leturned and oppioach- ing the counter in n very mysterious way, announced that he hail received ten dollars too much and iuitcd on returning it. lho banker was not ' aware that he had made a mistake but I the "infernal nigger" was positive nnd , handed back tho amount. The second . atl'iir is not so extensive but quite as! "diabolical." A gentleman of this town i Dist., W. . Upton, hor Ditnct hired an "infernal black scoundiel'Mast j Attorneys, Second Dist, D. M llisdon, week to saw some wood, and meeting i Third Dist., J. S. Powell. Fourth him on the street when the woik was Jl-. A ('. GIWin Fifth Dist., C. M. Scarcely had tho gentleman leached, , his home when tho man presented him- Delegates to tho Union Stato Con self and handed luck half a dollar' volition ftom Eastern Oregon, icpre- which ho had been over paid by inU-1 take. Tho above cases must strength-1 en tho Democraoy iu tho belief that I "niggers will steal," and is, iu nianyro spects, actually "stealing" a march on tho rag-tag and bob-tall of tho "white man's party.' Anotiikii OtniiAtiu. "Tho infernal band of tyrants" who call themselves Congress, liavo committed another out- mgougainst Constitutional Democracy. Tho Ways and Means Committee lmvo iloniilnd tn rntnin tlintwn ilolltir fnv on whisky, whicli tyranical decision must result iu painful iucoiivenicuco to tho nomocracy, andhas no warrant in tho Constitution. Ciiuai. Tho rates of passage to N. Y. by tho Golden City to sail on Mon day arc, 1st cabin, outside, $120, in- ..i.T.. asi . a-..! 1 .. Aif rri . tJ side, 870 ; 2d cabin $40 CO ; Steerage, I county wants to seo " Demooraoy com 35 50. I ii(r from the lour'Qorncis of tho earth." Gold in N. Y. yesterday, 13g. Lo- gal Tenders 71 1 (i 1'2, The Stnlo Ticket. ablest orator, and the poor of any man none ol those whnc names have been mentioned. It will ease the minds of the anxious Democracy to know the candidates we have trotted out for the approaching race their colors aro red white nod blue, and all the jockyiug and ttickerv of bastard Dcmoeraev cannot crowd them oil tho track or outstrip them. Tho Union party in this State are confident of another vic tory, nnd aie going into the fight to win, nnd we here pi edict that the champion of Democracy will not dare to meet our Congressional candidate in debate before the citizens of the State; and if he does: the farther he will he crowded to the wall, and the more signal his defeat. Union men are united as they should be and under the national colors they will once again teach Democracy, stained with treason and dishonor, that all that is left them I is to still coweron the light of freedom, and that those who loved the flag when Democracy trampled on it shall forev er rule the country. Dumociiaoy Tuount.i:i. The news of Logan's nomination for Congress seemed to create considerable excite ment among our Democratic brethren. In various parts of the town, knots of the " faithful" could be seen discussing the event. The rank and file looked despondent, and tho leaders tool: to whittling in a most spasmodic appre hensive way. Wo remarked that they whittled towards them, ns a Yankee does when making a bargain thus in dicating their doubt whether they have a very good baigaiu (cougressionally) or not. .Many of them think wo have the best oftho bargain,and we venture to say that if " puritanical Joe" dares to stump tho Stale with our nominee, tho Democratio candidate will get whit tled down so small that he can easily crawl thiough a knot-hole. No Ni:wi. We liiito scanned the I Lafavette Courier fuithfiillv this week in search of a local item without sue- cc!. It contains mimic foreign news, however, not found in the dispatches, i..., ... . I. but ol the utmost importance. Iu .., . . ' ..,,,, ., "leader" announces that "Hell Pop . .. ... ...... . peth," from which wo inter that then ,' , . . Its re lias been some terrible commotion iu the infernal legions; probably incident to the selection of delegates to tho late Democratic Convention at Portland. It is u pity the party can't bo harmon ious even iu the other world, Sai.km M.Mtru 'Jotii. The Union State Convention made the following nominations : David Lo gan ; nominated for Congress on the second liallot; the uomiueo enmo for- ward and accepted. For Presidential Electors, O. Jacobs, Wilson Ilnwlby and A. It. .Meacham. For Judge of Second District, John ICelsay Fourth sent tho prospects ot a Union victory in tho part oftho State as far moie flat- tering thnn two years since. The "hut tcrniits" of that section hnyo emigrated iu largo numbers and tho Democracy will not bo allowed to vote Indians and Kanakas as at tho last election. Tin: body of a man named James Cowan was found on an island near Victoria on Saturday last, with tho uitial aiilifr ariinn.fiitiiwtit ltr uritli in ax N'0 om'haH bo'0, obtained of the murderer. - Tin: "snakes" nro urging against Grant ns a Presidential candidate," that he don't know anything." Ho knows enough to keep his mouth shut, whicli is mine than can lie said of the Cop pcrheads who aspire to tho position. . . - a) . A Di:siocatio " writiijt " in Folk thus intimating that "Niggers" and Cliinamcn will bo very acceptable, if they only come in ii Democratic hhapc, I Will. Thoro should bo no such word ob "can't" in tho English language. All things within tho limits of human ac complishment limy be dono by any man. All depends upon the will tho resolve to do It. Ambition, when uni ted with the higher nnd nobler quali ties of tho heart, is tho noblest nnd greatest passion of man; but tho nioro desire to be, or accomplish, with out tho heart to daic and will to do, is simply a mawkish scutimentnlism, un worthy manhood especially American manhood. The poorest mnii iu the State may be rich if he so wills al ways provided lie has common sense to build upon. The most illiterate man may become learned. The greatest sot may become a sober, prosperous nnd re spected citizen. Tho most miserable and discontented man may become con tented nnd happy and useful. All de- pt'iuls upon the tciil; not thu di earning will that contains a mental reservation, but the linn, determined will, that en tertains no "ifs" nnd "huts" the will that knows no such wind as tail. It is never too late iu lite to resolve. If there is a trait or habit iu the charac ter of n man, thnt hits ever stood in Ids way of success in life, anil he Anally be comes convinced of the fact, though he has attained the meridian ot lite and the trait of habit has grown a part of his everyday custom, it is not too late to change to banish or abandon the bar that precludes his rise or success iu the world. Let him trill to do it, mid the thing is done he starts afresh a now mini, with tho advantage, loo, ol experience, dearly bought, perhaps and therefore all the more valuable. To tho young man, wo say: "Where there is a will theie is u way." Ever keep in mind the celebrated sentence thatlliilwer puts in the mouth ol his gieatea of characters, Hicholioii : "There is no such word as,." 117 to do it and you may bun millionaire or President. Letter I'lom Willow Springs. Two Mii.i:k ruosi Wii.wiw Si'iiiMis, .Maik.-ii 'J'.'n. )' .Mil. Eniini:.-Xiticing that vou ne - ....., ... i i ,. , enmnilntetl a Democratic correspondent lrom mis piaco last week, I want to say that everything he says to you is true. I was at that meeting and the "leader" said a good deal more about the little "counter hopper'' that 1 don't see in print. It don't make much mat ter however what he says about any one; he is pretty well played out nnd will find that Democracy won't let him lide any longer its back in too mho for as rough a rider as he is, lie talked cry sweetly about only wanting to exer ci-e the same influence us the humblest member ol the party when it is current ly reported that ho dictated the action of our inciiihcrh ot the last Legislature, ami told them whatever they did nev er to givo "Nesmith a vote for Senator but to elect (iihbs first." Nesmith oneo compared the "leader" to a "ring tailed monkey" mid that made him mad, ami a man that is spitclul enough to heat a good sound Democrat be cause ho don't liku him personally, won't do to lead the party. I claim to belong to the independent wing and can't swallow tho "leader's" pet candi date lor Sherilf, for if wo swallow the one we have to take the other too; and .1 . .. . . ... im-ii uvery man wuo noil l llilll) Willi him will have to be insulted as a "counter jumper," or a "lousy miner," I " tno mKl mwtliig, Houtwoll ineseuted or a "dirty piesiimptious inechauic," I "I'"""'"", mlopie.lbv the House, to ... i . . ii ,i ..in .ii Johnsons answer, which siiuplv denies nnd to tell the truth, Democratio lead ",.,, ,, ,,vry uV,.rmi.t iuth'eMiveral ers are throwing a little too much of i answers oftho President or iu either that, kind ot slang uow-a-days. I send of them, which deny or traverse the this to you nnd hope vou will prim it, '"'"' -,'iiue or misdemeanors charged and I acknowledge that I have learned "n,,'h' A,,,,n'1w J1ihmi n said nrli ,.. ,i... k,....v... i.. I,l? 'f iiii;nflimeiit or either of them, moie from tho Si:.mi.ni:l lately, about "bod-rock" Democracy than I eer knew before. If the AVeiliVo did'nt belong to the "leader" ami other reb els, I would scud it to them, hut it is n little too strong on the "lost cause" to find much favor with An Iniiju'iini.k.nt. lti.TUii.vixi. Si.vnkiis, Sinco Saint Joseph has been nominated for Con- gress, wo hear of numbers of tho Do- mocraoy who hnvo been howling against puritanisni, preparing to " jine" tho church, (South wing, of courso;) and wo hear of many who ao been awful sinners, coming.forwnrd and bow ing down to his reverence. Somo of tlio wioked ones of th? Democraoy hnvo not yet experienced any softening of ,., ,' ., ' i .. . . ' b tho heart, nnd say that they wont near stand burnt Joseph," as Uriok Pomo- roy never was consulted, and ,thoy know ho wont ..inlnrsf. u,,. .. . tanimt, wAtuiw, hmmritteuL Jinllv. .. , i ..,, """Wt rantiny, jiharimk Gotf ami moral-1 Uj canttifatr." T B L. K O It A V II I C. The Impeachment Trial. It is impossiblo to give our readers a full report of tho proceedings, but wo condense the following t Ciiicaiio, S2d. Orcnt interest is felt over thu im peachment trial to-morrow. It is be lieved tho President's counsel will ask for further delay. The impression gnins ground that after using nil dilatory measures possible, when 'the Sennto re luscs to grant further time, the Presi will tender his resignation, claiming that he cannot hnvo n fair trial. Oiiii'aoo, 2nd. The Senate, at half past one, resolved Itself into a court of impeachment. The President's counsel regretted thnt longer tune had not neeu asked, lint ....! .1... ....a....i..,i ... tl.i. ni-tli.lua .if tin. iraiiinuumnuB... u,v ........v.,... .... peaehmeiit which were denials of the barges in detail, or denials ol any in- jtentitm to break the law where the charge was too plain to be denied with any show of success. In the denial to the 1st article, he oilers the excuse that Stanton was appointed by President Lincoln, and that ho was doing the pub lie service great injury, and when re moved, was it ot iu lcg.il possession of the War Otllce. Theieply to the 10th article starts with un allusion to the Philadelphia Johnson Convention. Tho President goes on to say: The Convention adopted a declaration of principle, and appointed a delegation to wait upon the Piesitlent and pieseutsaitl declara tion. Ho then details the interview which took place in the White House, between himself and the delegation. He says his speech on that occasion was incorrectly reported, nnd that ex tracts quoted iu article 10th, in question j l.y the House of I!epublieans,(?) aro , nut parts of tlmt speech. He makes the same statement with regard to the j Cleveland speech, and ulso denies the correctness of passages quoted lrom his I St Louis speech. He protests that he j has not been unmindful of the high tin I ties of his olllee, mid denies having at- . , . I . . temptetl to bring tongiess into eon- I I PC tempt; and asserts that during hisotll- , ' , , , .... ! '"wr. noniwavsaeknowieilgetl tl.e iiimmrii v urn i.-ii un v in v im izieii", lie ,,,,:, tfIM. , ll';illlfil.-lll.wnill w,.-!,. l,,, . slid that Congress was not n lawful hoilv, anil would not he till all ....it . the Southern Slates were icpicsentod. The rending ol the answers was con cluded nt :i o clock, when liniitwclluu uoiiuced that the uuiuagers were ready with their replication. .Mr. Evart re qucMcd a further delay of thirty days iu which to piepaie lortrial. The mo tion was up.: 1 1 ft I mid wus denied by a nil iet parly vote, I'J to II. Evan's then amended the motion, itxking the i Senate to grant rc.iMinuble time. John miii mined lor 10 das further lime. tieiiiliug which motion. theSeualn ad journed lt Tuesday. SpcuaU express belief, that delay, till next nionday, will be granted. ' lliughiim introduced on part ol uuiuageis, their icplicntion to President's answer. Ni:w Yoiik, 'Jttlr. A portion of the managers agieed lust night to n general icplieation, viz. ; tlmt Andrew Johnson is guilty ot high crimes nnd misdemeanors; in manner nnd lorm as changed against him, any thing in his answer to the contrary not withstanding, nnd the House of Itenie- sentntives is ready to make the charger. iu0,i w.m tlu ij,..Uo !s ...... ... 1" ., them. Wahiiincto.v, 'Jttll. Sennto: One o'clock having an i veil, the High Court of impeachment was orgaui.ed in the usual torn). Tho mem bers of tho i louse entered ami took their seats. AlU-r leading of the minutes nnd for replication, tho managers do sav; Anihew .IoIiiimiii is guilty ot the high crimes mid misdemeanors men tioned iu said articles, and that the House me icady to prove lho same, liever.ly Johnson moved that nil au thentic "copy of replication bejnesented to tho President's counsel. The Senate then considered tho motion ponding nt adjournment, allowing ten days time for prnpaiution by PicsidoutWounsol. Sumner moved to nmond by ordering, unit in accordance wit,h tliu rues, the trial is to proceed from day ,to day, Sundays excepted, unless othorwjso or dered, except lor cause shown by Pres idont's counsel. Edmunds, moved thnt Senate retired for consultation. Conk .ling demanded tho ayes and nays, wuieu iiciiiniiu was ordered, ii" ayes, 23 noes. Aftor two hours in consulta- t5on tho Senato ve-appenred nnd nn,- ',oimcC!lit,lit '''.''"J.".',10 I)ro' 'coed with the trial oftho Pres dont on Monday i.f.xt, tho 30th hurt, with nil dispatch. After a moinontary pnuso tho Chief Justico asked, if tho counsol I for tho Pi esidcut had anvthintr to sav. Co,"o"01I L-!Wed nCfl"icscncc, Butler uotiliod witnesses to appear hero on Moudav next ; the CoiiH tlicn ncllonriir Cl, ' r' ' J ' tggjw. IUYH W8 ' ' '' fiJJfc '"r ' MYJ . ! JiQJKM S.T-l8ftHXL A urrt Vrrndi riijrulcfiin ! " More limn imtroftht "' illnnp In th nnrlJ coiiim from nrglnt la funny Oit T Irm Agnln.t rhnnff ir rlliuitte. wrMhrr Ami fan.. Tho gri-itl ftctrt ufliMllli I. la kf.n ilia cnmllllon of the atom acIi ami lllon.1 rrgulttr nttd uniform, totlml cliAtiRM from Umi to Col I, from Dry to liiinip, Ml, mnnut upt tbo mnctilntry of tlio lo.ty, Anil brrnl II.wa," fiim, II lm fic!,!lll!o Ami woll ltimnn, IIiaI thtra It mi iucIi Imlmik ami ixllint for the Stormed m PLANTATION IIITTKIIH, Till, tpknitlil Tonic li tiiw u.M by All fUc ofrwplo for f rcry (ymjitoin of "SMnnrli mil of onlr." Tim uraol of II I. tlilt I l'lnnlalluii Hilton. Am nrlAln tomrrKt IhoJulrMoftlia Sl.nnarli. Ml All III niAclilntry At unrk, Amlrnitbla it to rp.l.t Anil throw otTlliPAppniAcli. 1 lwt timnl enrol nil the imU l lltll nl"ti- lug U.IIKei ill' irimvuij , me I'lnriH.tuii vt i.n.nro j t , proK,r n, nw iniirli if li. Il'ln II I. In lirlp lirr nlonit with A Bvnltr, .let pontrrnl' Tunic, tliAti In ilrliiim Ami Hnikrn Ami .lrfoAt litrcurxlln mora rrinible Ami- prurfMc. with miinnti. drug. Ami liny mUIium. which only ittiprfy ami ptnnl Ilia .'till of ditauc Ami dnitli. Iiiiltnrtnnt Certificates. " I.iwp mi. tli tn vi.u, Air t tetlly ballera Ilia riintittlon lllttrrt linrn mrr.1 my Itfn Kit. W. II, WAIKIOMMt, Jlailrlil, N. Y." " Tlmii nlltrmlm two UitllM moranf lha I'tanMllon niltrra. Sly wlfo ba Wn trrailly lirnllltnl by tUlrn-r. Tliyfilcml, Aa- cvli, riillultlplil, IV I Imo Wf n i. irrwl .iifTcrf r fnim pT.p'r'lA, AmlliAilliiAlMiiilmprmtliliig, Tlia I'UnlAtlon Ulltrn lima mini ma. I1I.V, J. S. CATIIOI1N', Itoclic.ltr, .V. V." ' 1 linra Rltm Ilia I'Untntlnn nitlrrn lo hunilrril. ofoitrdltUrlililitra with tlia nuiat A.toni.ti luir crTrtl. (1. W II. ANIIimWS, Sniirrlnlamlcnl SoMlrr.' Ilonia, Cinrlnnalll, 0." TliaPlintAtloii lllttaramikalliawmk Imnxt-lha lln ciilil brilliant, amlara nliiu.lr.1 N'Atnro'a KrMt ri-tnr.r. Tim Mibllc rimy rwl aunrrtl that liitnKa.n will tha rarfiTtb rra tlaii.1 ml of llir 1'HNTATION II1TTI.US Uil.rmtlr.1 fniin. Ktrrr botlla Imra Ilia fartmlla of Inur.lirriAturnuiia itaal Ut tnirlnit, c It cannot ba xriiiiina. Anrrvrvriiiprttrmllni-liiirll N.AXTATKI.V IIITTKI18 In bulk or lir Dip callon, I. a awlnillrr am lmxlr. ltr . war of trtlllnl Imttln, ft tlmt our I'llrata Stamp la tNSIITILATI-.il .iter atrry cork. mm ay aii uriitgiii, uiKcri ami waitrt inraugugui Hit wurjl P. II. DltAICi:, K CO., lVi'W York, Solo I'rnii'iy nnniNTo k co., .no itntlilU, KioiiI Sfreer, San I'Vaticlsco. A fronts for California and Nevada. Fi.n.tN. . I.yun'a Slaznrllc Imrcl IViwiIrr l anrp ami rrrtan rlralhi li.rt.rjthlnunf Ilia In.rclMirrlca riraa. Idauhra. Slua. ,,u ' ' ' IT KH.UI INSTANTLY. . .. ........ I 11 hat I. ti.w,llltf .it.n.l. tim l ,M.h ..... .hi. ..l. ,ciei.iiiatii..iiiii.un.iinitinin.tiii.iMiiiioiiit.,it I" lif-Uy liirmlru In niankiiHl ami ibuiir.lla animal.. It caii l Inhalnl or Mian Willi Inipnnlti. II brara tha taatiniony of ar.ili.ptil ill.lliiiul.linl rhrinl.ta that It la mm: ntosi poison. ? .Vnarll(laliaariiriiiath.ltitra4llifictlonlnlla iiirrpn talkm . well Kmiwn. II I. ra.lly ami rra.llly rllona aniiiiirvinr rath Da.l.. llawarabf couii- ii.ri14lirrrllon aniiiiip-iny rath Oath, arMl.i 111 (rnulna ha. lha .lanatitni cf Y. l.tni, Ami lha prl rata .lamp nf lltMU lltrnu A Co. Any IhlmtalHioflhia kin.iaiiliiiltatl....firr.iintarfrlt, AhyilrwraUlwlUiirw. cnni lha iirnuliia Ifyrii l. I.I jihi will l in. nl liar. VuMli) allil.uml.t.nuil Uraltravnlhr I'arlSornMt, .Mexican .IR'HTAXtl MNISIUVT. It I. an almlllnl fifllli.1t I hi. Jl.ilmu Mu.lani Uiil maul prrfi,rin inura rnr4 In a .iH-ilrr tluia, un iwn and lariat, IhiiiAiiy krlirlorvar.lin-oiaiMt. ,ur.i,iHM.i.i liaa arar bran Intruliltoi UKfal aalafll cat luua in ruilnj: ItiikitiATiioi, Sum: TiuaiAT, Stitt 'y.K JolNTI, Ill'IIN. IliiLia i:.,it Acio:, .VntilNH, riirn.l.l.MiH, Kiirsn Citb on Voi'.M Oranyalliar coraplalnUrroulrliitanrxttinilai.pl icallun. IDIl UOI WHS III.Anlmll-pan.UMaaml valuaali rrmailyiln allcawa. of Slu, Spliut, IIiu-Iliur,N iuU flalla, Inula., Strauri, r. It almulil I krpt In arary luMar, camp. aailaUbUr Ac rl Irnta will (xrur I'runipllliraa l.rfflou-), All Kviiulna la wrai4l in al plala aiiffrarlnfca, brariPff llia.lfualiirvufti Watllirauk.ChriiililAtiillbapriTaK, V. S. alampof IIHJIAS H.UINIIS A Co, ur.r tha lop. AnatTorl Lw barn iiiaJatucuulaiMt It, -llliebap ll'lir lil.tal.l.la. igkclily I SuMhyall liruiiltliAiiJ Sloralnitry tuwnajiil rulor lui;caiiipou eaclUoooajl. Iteitt-inpUoii of State Keller iloncls. Orrici! Statk TiiKAkuiiKtt, ) 8.1I.KM, IWy SUIIi, IRfiS. f SEAI.KI) IMlOI'OSAlaS Wll.l. IIC ltKCElV ii) l.y lho iiiiikrslpiiil. ul hi if!lci la Sa K'Ni. tinlll IL o'clock. ,M.. llurcli 20ih, 18CH, for lliu nwiri'iilir nf Iti'llof lltmila, I.muiI mulcr lho I'rnvMinis of an ' Aol of llit. I.'!llalle Ahm-iuI.Ijt of lint Stnlo of Oregon, prnntlng H'lli'f In v(iliinleiir nf I III" StHli', ciillMiU la thi' nrvlo-or lliu Unlit tl iwtnlc, nirnvtil Oct. 24tli, IMil," nl Ilia Inm-nl rult-a, nut t-xcwdlng pur nliij. n mny ruli-cin tlt grittU'iil number nr DuiiiIh. T.'it Ihimaani ilnlUra nnw In tb Trcnry Pillcalilc.to Ilif r.tlumnlliiii ul mitl llumli. Illila u bo mlilr-M-il lo K. N. COOKE, Slatojrnnptirjr. March Till. IHl!8. iiicIi7-h4 Ketlemiitiaii of State iouulr 11 on ds. OrncK Statk TiiKifiinr, ) Salkm. Keli'y 20th, 180B. ( SEALEn I'nOl'OSALB WILL HE IIE0EIV. ft bv thu undersigned, at Ins ofllce. In Sa-' turn, until 12 o'clock, M.iMuroli 2Ulb, 1868, fur lho surrender of Homily llund', lni-d under tho I'rovltlons of an Act or (In- Ligl-Ullvo Assembly of the State uf Oregon, graullng boiinllea to volunteers of Ibis Male. cnllnUU In the iwrvlce of the United States, approved Oot.2lth, 18C1." at Ihe lowtit raK-f not ex ceeding par vulua.ias way redeem the greatest number of Ubnda. Fifteen thouaand dollars, now In the Treas ury, uppllcnblu to tho redemption of said (loads. Ulds.lo bo ddresed to K. N. COOKE. 8tate Treasurer. March 71b, 18C8, oh7-w4. HIDES! HIDES! a ,qnilE HIGHEST OA81I PIU0ES RAID FOB. -V X Hides or all Kiniu, ueuvereu at wb mn of the undealgued.io JoekiqovUI December 81b 1800, " Tf-U '