M 'JVlt"tHA i
:crrsM'5K:
aKstnz
"?, 'n1 -iM$.. r
W "?
FRANCO-AMEIUCAN
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT,
OITOSITK THS
Odd Fellow's Hall,
" - Jacksonville, Oregon.
Tnrelcrf ud resident boarders will fine
MADAME D" ROBOAM'S
fcSDS AlfD BBDDZZTO
i Placed In first cla.? order. and In ersty
Way superior to any In tht section, aua
mrpasscd by ny In the Stale.
MR R0O.MS ARE .ETLV FURNISHED,
And a plentiful snpply of the best of ercry .
thins the market afford wlll be ob
tained Tor
HE 11 TABLE.
Ho troubled will l spared ,0 deserre -he pat
Venice of the traveling as well M the perms-
lint community.
Jacksonville, March 31, 15G6. tf
SPECIAL NOTICES.
iSTAll OF THE UNION
) ' CELtBKAItU
(nVftiinil BITTCDOl!
Ol uniHun ui i i biiui
.-.. j.iirlnti. .imiucli r.lllfru sr rntlrtlri
T.l.uUt.aml tits trum'cebiuiitlocrjr hurt-
TRY
JUDGE
t
THEM!
TRY
THEM!
, FOR
YOUR
, SELF!
fiU lnrrurX A jlsiit tout. and a rnt
ifrrt.tlt ililuV. T lu.ll.tt l C ..'! with
nclKDutrnuiuiil)liulTIHI.U!tcr.iaile
,..thrmrrUr&trattlcf a!ula (Ot.brk
lu.il h-rb. are 'mitaUj- siLiMed lo tl e turv ot
(alicUoilU.Mrrach,lSTirv,llrariJ
(noK 11 n S Jjri-pu. l rm, I'ani ira,
ITU. J
H
. f Ai nrtlte. eVr. ric I pr t-Mf rw.!
, it vLirAlilN. Knii;l!xirrAtTLt)iL.
" - - - - - . . ..!
BOUND
TO DO IT!
D.
C. MILLER
IS BOUNI3 TO WORK
ACCORDING TO T1IK TIMES
HOUSE SHOEING
U
ui
' At reduei-d price" for cah. Ten or ciit
.1 Wini nt will les made ou all kinds of n-hik
vbrr!yi;h li paid.
ilntcbSOth. IbC-l. md-'ltf
rpo aj'otxaa.dx'yxsa.oxi.
I. AND BLACKSMITHS.
CmuUrUnd uj LeLi;U COAL ul T:0 ir.O.V
X.OOO Touo,
1. Si. auJ ABudt, fir ul tj
.i. i:.
dovi.i:,
ita nj it; I'Mik tt.
rn i
SOLDIER'S EOTJKTZSg.
tiiivi: uECKivi:! rnoM the i .
1 Ti'-aMiry ilmrt fur the "mui ty of t lullo
ij anted ciitlem-n t
li.wee W. Alib-y. CiwrlM H. Il.nr.1. C. V
Il4y. Charles 1. Ulmrll, Unntlt Cnrakt-i,
Jms M. Ilux c. Win. A. A. Ilitrmlinn, Jo-
"ii'i Mumu, lid A. Tuytor hr.d Jams
Wiitfri.
Hi se qeiitlerrfi will please cull ui.d H
'III Pay.
II. I. DO WELL.
-acksonvill. Sept. lt. JbOS.
dissolution of Partnership.
'PHE parlw-r-btp heretofore exl-tlni lielweeti
1 K.-II. and VVm. U, Grernm a l dUohvd
1 i dr. Tin aceaunta of Dr. Orecmnau b
I .i durwiu-d or to W. C. Grceimiau, and an
1 um-;iliJite p-Ulvmeot U riulrcl-
E. II. HRIXSMAN.
W.O. GUEUSMAX.
Aii Clb, lhCK. aupfctf
SEED WHEAT.
(PIIE underdgned has for rale at bli rane
X ou Wuuor Crrtk. a iianiltr of pltiidW
fl wheat, of lh wblte rk-ly. It lia Ufn
.ilea iti with opcl I care, and ralH on new
;r ik id on piirpow for rrn , W IJEUSOS,
W'.tiiier Creek. Nut Mtb 16'.?, 14now
Zfoico Positive.
'PHE.undcrtlcutd finding It neetary for
L tbemto collect all ouUtendine nol- and
aecount due ibein In ordvr to invet their own
Jiah.llti,4ke tills method or notifying all
lr dm indebted to them to come forward I in
et.ate!y and pay up. or their units and e
counts will be put in th" bands of nu offlcrr fpr
t K-vilon. BUTTON i tiTK.Ut.N'j
lusolttoa
rtaerskip
, ' PII E partnership liertttafore xtsttnK between
1 J. G. Adams and Win, 11. Will, Gallo
ek Oregon, i, till, day dlolved y nnilual
ci-nent. All lb acco'iula will ! teltled aud
lu! builneas eon t tout d by J. G. Adams,
J G. ADAMS.
WM. II. 'VITT.
Sept- 21st, 18C8. ocil73
JfOTISE.
''PJIEOfflca of the County Treasurer Is at
L t Jobo Ortlj's, on Oregon Street.
MAX UUM.F.R,
. . County Treasurer.
7cksonllle. Nor. Htb 18CS 14now3
hides; iiidls:
f-nilE HIGHEST CASH PIUCES PAID FOR
Hides of all kinds, delivered at tbo market
w W.HBdersfgoed, u Jacksonville.
..n. '. i JOIINOUTH.
tsjaber Rtb 1M. If -
(J.OTO.THB OUT PRUG 8TOKK
ltta,,.j,MrBtsjB bTONK.
J Jj M,t,.T buM at the SfJ't.
1iu
ttgm
VOL. XIII.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Peter Britt,
Photographic Artist,
JACKSO.VVILLK, ORMOX.
Ambrotypcs,
Photographs,
Oartos doVislto
DOSE IX THE FIXEST STTLE OF ART.
Pictures Iteiluccil
PA EX.ARQED 7U LIFE SIZE.
DR.A.B.OVEttBECK,
Physician & Surgeon,
JACKSOXrLl.E, OREOOX.
OQlee at his residence, In the Old Overbeck
Hospital, on Oregon Street.
DR. E. E GREENMAN,
PHYSICIAN AND SUUGEON,
OFFICE-Corncr of California and Fifth
Streets, Jacksonville, Ogn.
lfo villi practice In Jackson and adjacent
counties, and attend promptly to trufeflouM
calls. rebzir
DR, A, B, OVERBECK'S
BATHEOOMS,
Zn tho Ovcrbcck Hospital,
WAKM.COLD ASIIOWEU HATHS,
SUNDAYS AND WEDNESDAYS.
r. ant in:, 31. o.,
PHYStCIAN&SURCEON,
OFFICE renoved lo Calirnla Sftet,
J.ck'oi.vlIIe. I).e.:i. li.7.
decJMf
I)il. LfrtVIS G.VNf.VG,
PHYSICIAN & SUHGEON AND
Olsatotriclniii
,"7"II-T- ntl-etnl Iri" aiiy Ti5"nty uniilie hl
l Kivlce.. i(Ii at ii 1. Don ell's ofllc.
11 1 be ll side 3d .Mr. el 'urkfonnlle. liJlf
v. v. ixtveut,
DOWELL
K. n. WAT30.V.
&. VATSON,
ATTOEKEYS AT LAW,
Ji. Lioi.vlllr, OriKuo
DTL. WATSON,
ATTOrtNEY AT LAW.
KmjiIri'I Gliy, Cooi County, Ogu.
"VarrenLo'tke No, 10, A. F. & A. M
fl II'iI.I) tblr regular commiiulcatloiu
vwron the Wtili.enlay Erculup or prtrced
'v In.' tb full muon. In JarK(inu.s;. nn
,.oon. A. MA HI IN, W. il.
C. W. STAor.te"y.
Notico.
' I1
''HE liooks and account of the Sk.ntimei. are
L In tbu band of Mr. E U. Watson. Thi)f
i liai
Mill
indebted
Plea., call jyo$&
cuuut.
Teams
Wanted for
Warner.
Camp
ON. and after tlw first day of October, IEC8.
the uudeisiirufed have deteroiliied to sell
for cttibraelu.lwl) ejtcpt ujK-n prdal com
iract. Tboic liideUed lo the llrm inu.l -oi-lively
pay up, r- M uccouuls nil! U cloud Oc
tober 1st. CLENNDUUMACO.
sepl2tf.
BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS.
NOTICi:. HavliiK disposed of ourrac
lory. e are now prepated to jjlMour tt.Ie
altrjtlon to ou' Ecttber nud I'iudins buslmss.
i)ii baud, duect from Fnsucc, Calf A' Kip,
llome.tlo LeatbiT, Hoot Legs, etc.
Joux G. lleix. L. FsVhK. I Jouk Hnir,
New York. Paris, Fan Francisco.
Adiliew, JIIIIN .t lilt AY, Sau FrantlKO,
ill! battery Street
EL DOKAIX),
S. E.for.Cul.&Ocn.ts. Jackson vllle.O.
S. M. FARREN.
ATTENTION FARMERS
Gang Plo'wis).
I1MYE pnrcbaed the patent right of Jack
sun and Joveublne ccuiilles. for the celebra-
...J t.lt. I f A ? f III tfU ... ..A.U
prepared to till order, and wilt guarantee that
ibis plow hiii uu iiener Horn wiiu eu oer.
aud xlve more tatlnfaclloo than any yet offered
lo (bo farmers of southern Oregon. Plows
narr.ioted la ever rei-jncl, and all kinds of
black-nillbliiK donu at ten per cent. diKouut
for cub. octlOmS P. DONF-GAN,
ifforzoa.
T HEREBY glvo notice that my notes and e- of thirty wiles an hour, and vainly at
1 accounts have been placed lu the bauds' pf I temptine to rally to his support tfje
Dowall . WUoo for collection. . r ,.' i i,'. .., rrn
W 0. GBEENJUN flviog rtmnaDts pf his party. Fright
JACKSONVILLE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2S, 1S03.
Till: ORBDON ffiffiBL.
rUDLISHED .
Ercry Satunlnr Morning by,,
B. F. DOWELL,
0FFH7E, CORXER C S( THIRD STREETS.
TEIUI1 UP HVHJtntPTIOXl
For one yer, lu ndranoc, four dollars ; If
not paia wuatn ids urti six rnontns or me year,
Bte dollars If not paid until tbs expiration
of the year, six dollars.
TKKM UV ADVKRTISISU I
One Kjuro (10 lines or leu), first Insertion)
Ibrets dollars ; each subsequent Insertion, one
dollar. A discount of fllty per cent: will be
made to those who adrertlse by (he year. '
A"l'CEl Tenders recelred at current ralea.
Up Salt Hirer.
During the speech of Hon. Honry
Edgurton, delivered at Santa Cruz,
Oct. 22d, says the Timet, tlio following
verses were read liy the speaker as a
political doxology, entirely original.
which were responded to with rouuds
applaimo:
Not a sigh wai hsard nor a tuneral note,
As up gall Hlver vru hurried, '
But we looped to depart from our wetry boxt
And Hl'hcd our leader was burled.
Hens killed sodradjon election day
Uy the Grant and Colfax lloni,
Tb it naught i Urt his frleiids but to pray
His 1 Jul from the Infernal rogloni.
Aud thns In the dark and gloomy night.
Ofdifcat and de.palr nc hurried,
With bis city-clad corp'o concealed from sight
To the place where our d;ud arc burled.
The coCln tras ready 'iai ndrnont' best
And lu rcbvl gray ai ue fouud blm,
He Uy like n traitor taking hl rest,
With the Confrdi rate rn g around blm. )
Cy tho side of JlcClellan wo made bit grarw;
'Villi our lurches dimly burnbiK J
Aud lbs nmi old spadi or lliut Kalhut brae
Wr ud fur the roll turf larulng. '
A at) tbrra be I to, In the uoonlljht cold, '
On Ue biik of ike lonely Sl Hirer T-
N4tiK' -ri.to4 tho tsla to unfutd
Our d. ad aru lorgo'.ten forever.
m
And ucrTh ttitoitlc v,tn Hod rilk-f ;
The offices, ah 1 arc departed J
With Serniour aud IlUIr nc hare conic
CrUf,
And heocc trs arc nil broUu hearted.
to
Letter From Washington,
rcou out: rucuL conncsro.vDU.ST.
Wasiiixotos Nov. 2d, 1808.
THE yiiW DKJJOCIIATIC ICIIKI.LIO.V.
The new Democratiu ruhulllou btill
conliniio in the South, hut tho clue
tion (if Grant ami Collax to-morrow liy
an ovtrwhelnitiig tnnjorltr of the Amcr
cau people will sodu put u quietus ou
it. Since thu nominutiou of Scymuur
and Dlitir hundred of prominent white
Union men, and a still greater number
(if necmi'i.. linvu been atsasbiuated bv
j llie Ku Iv'ux Democracy ol tho South.
Within a fortnight they have murder
ed the Hon. James Hinds, member of
Congress from Arkansas, who was shot
by tho Secretary of a Democratic coun
ty cuniinitUe, near Little Hock; killed
an (itHcvr of tho Kreeilmun's ISurcati,
alio a Captain in the IT. S. Army, aud
two iiegroe, and wounded a sheriff,
near the arne place; killed about fifty
negroeit in St. JSunard Pariah, Louisiana
!ftu( tooJ( ,oll$esiou of New Orlcaus;
i . y, ... , A ,
killed MX men in Crittenden, Arkansas,
in two uiffhts last week; besides kill
ing aud wounding scores of others all
Over the South, aud committing othf r
depredations too numerous o men
tion. political su'nr.Rs.
Tho great political cauvAts of 1608,
the most important and cxciteirig in
our history, closes amid unbounded
enthuoiasni on the part of the Ilcpul.
licans, and rieppair and confusion in
the ranks of tho Democracy. Up to
tho wry day of the election many ol
j tho leading organs of the party contin
ue to denounco Seymour and Dlair and
clamor for a change of candidates.
Tho National Inlellijtncer pitches
into Seymour and Ulair and the Tain,
manv riiiL' in unmeasured teira. Ill
the midst of all this wrangling and
confusion, the American people have
witnessed tho extraordinary spectacle
of the Democratic candidate for Prcsi
dent of the United States rushiugover
the country in wild despair at the rate
ened at the revolt of the State elections, J The Ooote Lako Couutry.
Seymour hastened from his retreat at j FroU A) CnKe7one of thu procpee
"pent tip Utica," and mado a pilgrim- tois who have just rctttrued from a two
ago to Chicago, harrnngutng the pco- monl,v trj,, j M.arci, ot got(i wo tior.
pie in sea-ou and out of season at nil ,ivo some iulormation about tho Oooso
the principal points along tho route, LAe and Pitt Ulver country. Tho
goint; and returning. On tho other pr,v Wl,nl)y vvay ofCampO.P.Siuith
hand the ltcpubllcans nro confident of ,oCamp Alvord, nnd thouco traveled
victory, but they ar nevertheless ne l)ruws r0.,d acios tho niountaius to
tivo ami vigilant. Last week tlicy oM CiUll,, Warner, and from titans
held neatly threo hundred political Lcr0Mllu Vttoy t0ll0W Cnm, wnrilor.
meetings in the Stnto of New Wk, T, . ..-,.,., .......a tliueauntrvtlior.
aud havo averaged about tho same
number each week timing the past two
months. The same spirit has prevail
ed in nearly all the Slates particular
ly Pennsylvania, Ohio, nnd Indiana.
Secretary Seward made n speech at
Auburn day before yesterday, in tho
course of which he scolded the Repub
lican party in onlcr to justify his own
courso, but came out it is said, in favor
ot its principles and candidates.
OFFICIAL VOTi: 01 TUB OCTOllUIl ULtC
TION:!. The total vole ot Pennsylvania at
the State elections on tho 13lh ol Oc
tober, was 052,700 about 155,000 high
er than the veto over reached before.
The Republican majority lor John P.
Haitrault for Auditor-General is 11,077.
Last year Shanwood, Democrat, for
Judge of the Supreme Court, had 022
majority, showing a net Republican
gain of 10,5'J.. Sixteen Republicans
and eight Democrats wero elected to
CoUglVeS.
In Ohio thu total vote wits 510,750
all but one county ollleial. Tho Re
publican majority for Isaac II. Sher
wood for Seeietary of Slate, is 17,372.
Last year the Republican mnjoiity for
Governor Hays was 2,030, showing a
net Republican gain of 1-1,38". Thir
teen Rcpiib'.rcuns and six Democrats
are elected to Congress.
The Republican majority lu Indiana
for Governor Raker is 1,059. Lam
year there was no State elections, hence
:o ccmpiiisoii can bo made. Seven
Republican and four Democrats art.
elected to Congress.
In Nebrnka tho Republican major
ity was ovr 2,000. John Tulle, Re
publican, is elicted to Congiess.
In West Virginia, on the 22d of Oc
tober, tho Republican mojority for
Governor Stevenson was about 5,000,
and three Republicans were elected to
Congress.
Mt.SIISSAI. OP CI.I'Kltli.
About 100 male clerks, and about
75 females, were dismissed from the
Trcnsury.on tho 1st of this month,
most ol tho former from the 2d Audi-'
tor's olllce. Want of work was the
came.
moncv itixovr.iiKD.
A safe containing $204,000, belong
ing to Adams' Kxpi ess company, which
was lost in the Mini.iippi Ricer by
the burning of tho steamer Jacob Car
ter, was recovered by wicckers, and
has been forwarded to the Treasury
Department by thu express company,
in order to have thu contents examin
ed and such notes as can be identified
redeemed. Tho contents nro so char
ed nun mi men mm a cousioeraoio por
tion of It ran never bo identified. The
officers have been at work ou it about
n mouth, nnd up to the present time
havo identified about $-10,000. It will
probably bo six months'beloro thu ex
amination will be completed, If.
Till" Octouku Votk. Tho following
is tho official oto of Pennsylvania at
the State election held ou the J 3th of
October: Hailrunfi (Republican), 332,
800; Boyle (Democrat), 323, J01 Re
publicans majority, 0,885. 'Iho aggro
gate voto was 168, 027, larger than ov
er belnre thrown in tho State The on
ly placo wheio tho Democrats gained
over the Republicans was in Philadcl
phia, and this was accomplished by
traud. The Republicans of Pennsylva
nia in November quadrupled their ma
jority of October. .
-,! US I IS I -
The cars on tho Pucilio Railroad aro
now running from Vallejo to Saciamen
to, and tho bridgo aeross tho Yuba at
Jlarysvillo is nearly ready for the ties
and rails. Oroville will aoon have rail
road connection with the Bay of San
Francisco.
. i '
Tho greclan bond Is snjended for
hunting pins and nose bleed, but it's aw
ful for studying astronomy.
15
ana
j ouj-lily between Albert Lake r.ud thu
Xorth end ol Gooso Lake, whero n lino
and extensive agiieultural disttict wits
found. They then travoletl tlown tho
West sido of Gooso Lake, finding only
lava plains in some places covered with
stunted juniper. At the South end ol
tho laku wero iotiutl furtito and well
watered farming lands, which, in our
informant's opinion, cannot bo excelled
between tho Rocky .Mountains and thu
Sierra nnd Cascade Itnnge. Game,
such as deer antelope, rabbits, aud sago
hens were found iuabuudituco. Lnrgu
aud delicious wild plums were found
in prolusion in the country around Gooso
Lake and ou Pitt Itiver. Thesu plums
aro ot two varieties, ted aud yellow, as
lurgu its hum, eggs, aud grow on bush
es from three to four feel high. The
party had supplied thtmclvei with
titled fruit, but threw it away alter fir
ming lu thu country v, hero these plums
abounded. Heiuhjuarlers were estab
lUhed on Davis Cieek, n short distance
Kust ol thu South cud of Goose Lake,
nnd a party was sent to Camp Hid well,
in Surprise Valley, for n fresh supply of
provision, which being procured the
party prospcctcil both sides of Pitt
Kivur down lo the Hlg Ileud about fif
ty miles fuiyt Port Crook, without ti tid
ing murj than onu color to thu pan.
On the North sido ol main Pitt Itivcr
ucaily where il is Joined by the South
Folk, AI. informs us that they found a
human skeleton which to nil appear
aiiocs had 1st t;ii dislntuired by thu sav
nge. A bullet hole was fouud in the
left temple. There was but littlo llosh
ou the bones, which thu parly gnthei.
ed togather and burled iiguiti. Thu
lollowiug extract from one ot ,JoeV,
letteikto tho Aoulancho n year ugo,
makes it almost certain that thu romaius
weie those ot Lieutenant John .Mud
igau, who was killed timing Crook'
three days fight Villi the Indians near
the South Pork last Pull :
"About two tods North ol thu main
stream (i'itl River) nnd thirty below
thu junction of thu South Porlc, Lieu
tenant John .Mudigaii, ol Company II.
First United States Cavalry, was bur.
led, .Madigiin was shot through thu
left temple, le.iiiug n hole trough his
head an inch in diameter."
Near tho big Rend on Pitt River,
about fifty miles from Port Crook, the
arty disco voted extensive beds of ex
cullciit coal, which in a few years is
destined to be valuable beyond compu
tation at piesent. Tho river has cut a
channel trough ouo of these beds, and
shows a coal strata of several feet hi
thickness. From tho coal region they
tra eled Southeast to Mndnlluo Creek
and thence across to thu head watcia
of thu South Fork, which they prospec
ted, mid then explored the country
along thu eastern slope of the Winner
.Mountains, Noith as tar as Camp Pitt.
The parly then turned homuwnrds aud
traversed tho Alkali Lake country to
Citmp .Mi G my, fiom which place they
followed thu Chico ro.td va Camp Smith
to tho Owyhco Ferry. On tho Wesl
side of tho road, between Camp Mo
Garry and the Pueblo Mountains, a,
largo quartz ledgo was observed crop
ping out for several miles. It was fouud
to contain gold, silver and copper, lint
whether those niotals are in paying
quantities or not icuiains yet to be dem
onstrated. Surprise Valley is repre
sented as being a tine farming country
It is estimated that 7,600 tons of grain
were raised thore this year, of which
760 tons wero required at camps Bid
well and Warner and tho remainder
must seek un outside maiket. Return
teams are now transporting grain to
Oreaua,
Tho boys speak ill complimentary
terms of tho olllcurs at vatjous military
camps which they visted, especially of
thu Camp Bidwelloomiaauder. Captain
Munson, who took special pains to show
NO.
Ibis charts' and impart nil n'ceMrjl '
formatiou Sn relatiou t th country.
Tho Captain is of opinion thai valukbls
mines will be discover near Badgtr'i
Meadows, it few miles North wis 4
Camp McGnrrvv
Tho country in the vieinltj ot tkm
old Lassen Bond, East of Goom iLsJas,
nppvars to bo filling up with WAttfi
Localitits that oight or ten yir
j wero dry alkali lints nrt now covsns
with water to a depth of several fees,
forming oxtonsivo takes, where fish
and fowl abounds.
No hostile Indians were seen, and, In
fact none of any ktnd, except on two
ocensjon. Once, Captain Jaok and ft
small baud from Hot Springs, on Pitt
Ulver paid tho party a visit, nnd at an
other time a party of squaws and chll
(iron, were found gathering plums ota
Madeleine IUvor. The boys christens
tho place Squaw Heaven, and it is re
ported that tome of the company were
with illlilcitlty restrained from taking
up their abode among the dusky msld
bus and plums. Qwyhte Journal
m '
A Quaker's Letter to his Watchmaker.
I herewith send thou tuy pocket
clock, which standclh in need oi thy
friendly oomctlon. Thu last time he
wat at they friendly school ho wm la
tio ways reformed nor in the least ben
efitted thereby ; for I peruelvo by the
Index of his mind that he is n liar, and
thu truth is not In him; that his pulse
Is sometimes slow, which bctokenelh
not nu uveu temper, nt other timet It
wnxeth sluggish, iiotwlthstaudin g I
ficqticntly urge him; when ho should
be ou his duty, ns thou kuowotU LU
usual hand deuotulh, I find him slum
hcriug ; or, as tho vanity ot human
reason phiases It, I catch him nappingi
I beseech thee, examine thoroughly,
thnt thou mayest, being acquainted
with his inward fnftuu and disposition,
draw him from thu error oi bis way,
mid show him thu path wherein he
nhould go. Il grieves mu to think, and
when 1 ponder therein I am verily of
the opinion thul his body Is foul, and
the whole mass is corrupt. Clean
him, thereloie, with thy charmtng
physic, from ull pollution, that ho may
vibrate and circulate according to the
truth. I will place him for a lew day
under thy care, nnd pay for his board
ns thou rcqulriat. I entreat thee,
liieiul John, to demean thyself on
this occasion with judgment, according
to the gift which is lu tine, and prow
thyself a workman; and when tho
Inyest thy correcting hand upon blm
let it bu without pasiloo, lest thou
shtiuliltt diivo him to destruction.
Do thou regulate his motion fur a time
to culite, by thu motion of light that
ruleth the day; and when thou find tat
him converted Irom thu erior ot hU
ways, and moiu couformablu to the
above mentioned rules, then dp thott
send h'nn home with a jiikthill ot char
gen drawn out in thu spirit ot modera
tion, aud il shall be sent to thio in the
rout of all evil.
m
I'oou Ohkciun. Tho IfirfoiiUt says:
"Last Spring Oregon eleotod Iter. J.
S. Smith, a lifo-lung copperhead to ft
seat in Cougiess. That body has ft
Iwo-third Republican iiia'orUy. lit
Senate is ot thu same political complex
Ion. Now whut do the people of thie
State expect of Mr. Smith ? Wbat la
llueuce will he possess, except with
lew miirmers for tlm Lost Cause, whe,
like hlmsclt, have been elevated t po
sition by thu votes of 'Pap Price'e
boy' Poor Oregon! Your fault la
u greviutis one, btitgrevlously will you
answer for it." Thu Roicburg J-Mtign
In an article ou (ho same subject, saya
'The State will cast its three votea 1st
the F.lectornl College with tho party,
and for thu candidates which havukeea
discaiiled by the American people.
I'liiis wu nro politically at war wit
the dominant powor in tho Govern
ment to which we aro forced to look (or
aid and encouragement In the imrror
incuts upon which wu dopond for a de
velopment of thu resources ot our young
Statu. Our Suiiator are tho only sue
ilium through which we ran how ex
pect to bo heard at the National1 Cap.
ita, and wu aro indebted to our late'
Democratic Legislature for an effort
to destroy their Influence and power
in the body of which they are mem'
ben."
A letter Uj Uolpass' '(Nor. MS)
says ; PrdKf on to twenty roinntef
past twelelock last night, tier
was an uncommon mcteorio display at
this place. The meteor were -ami
nniuorotis in the East 'and passed ai
most due West, without a tingle M
caption.' fhoy were of' waoemaUa
slzo and brillianoy. Va it an ega'ti
of Naturo to aid in the WepwbHeaa
Demonstration at Salem on the
ovonln? Will somephUlotopneri
wi-r this query t