SPECTA T O R.
l I, Goodrich, Editor.
OKKliUN 1'IT V. OllKUOX TKItUITOR V t
F.lday Brtnlng, Thm 3, 1854.
TPublie inecliug., f sll k-n l. wishing their ,nllortaiit questions. Hut let in forget the j si- Sullii r.n sent us a lino lot of litem
citdin publish, d in Ihi pawr, must pss a J. . ' ". Sullivan sent uh a line 101 01 imrn
arsci
rMnlMkm In that cllei't.j
Far Pi-riMeM asf lite l. M. In M
MILLAKD FILLMORE,
OF NKWYOKK.
For Vice PreiidvNl la M
John n i: i. l,
or TniDMii.
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Xegular Whig Nominations
IN CLACKAMAS COUNTV.
For Representatives:
DK.NliLSON,
MAXWKI.L UAMSBV,
A. HOLimOOfC.
For HheritT:
JAMBS O'NBH.U
.For Co. Commissioners :
J NO. II. PUUSTON,
CAPT. IRVINO,
CEO. COIINKUUS.
For Auditor :
COL. W. L. WIIITIC.
For Treasurer :
AU'JltlllAUr MeKINI.AY.
For Aesor :
M. HARLOW.
For Prosecuting Att'v :
J. N. HANKER.
For School Commiuioner :
HUGH GORDON.
For CotonM :
J. E. IIURFORD.
For Lieut. Colonel :
JAMES DAULOW.
for Major :
M. DAVKNPOtlT.
nemlk NuiliinUn.
Council J. KTKelly of this it .
i...-,ll-JLf,..i I-i!...l,,, , ..f ,1... -;... 00 on mis pro lusuion. 11 win uc suiiicieui m
Za Ik t I Ki"n,0rC U "r 0"nfint eh0!t " "'' ;Wt it to sour minds, t s, cure in auel.
and Starkweather. , ! ,ntc t0 i the next irci(lcntinl trm. We 'consideration "as it ma deserve. I will
School Supt.-Cartee of this city. jcl( bt ..c tmt 0 w1 u t,0 choico therefore only add, that wl.itet.-r incur-Tr.urer-W.
It Campbell of this city. f , . , , b choicc f agement and ni,t.nce can o.l, r within
Auenr Sinlinrtl . . '. ' . the spliere of niv olheial duties, w ill be most
Assessor Staliard.
Auditor F. S. Holland of this city.
Co. Corn's Foster, llrent, Quimby.
Colonel Cason.
Lieut. Col. Waterbnry.
Tke ! Apprat.
Before another number of our paper will
have been issued, wo shall rejoice in th sue-
eesw, or regret the defeat of the county
csndWn.es whose names are found at th W JJU ,UUa fl.0Wi mhM t
h! of thiscolumn. And this being our MM , ,t incunibcnt, to
last opportunity, vse desire to wake few', 11(M ,;;,. MtvioI1, , ullg, The Cover-
remarks in relation to those candidates : I I)ur iM hctc ,)()W mo,t x , .
In the first place they artf men who are ,Wl forj.,., V011rH.lfj ,,, ct ,,;, ., AM
wU and favorably Inovvn. From first lo ... . ,,, , ,, . jKTU' ,1C
, ... . 1 ii , ,..i..:l 1 "'"' ' "mc- suinis mv
last there is probably not one ur the tick-1 j,urvfvor tou my . tnmt yol
et that does not d,s3cre our warm and gen-1 mu,, al,onj ,0 J(jur ,ork jf yoll )ll(. tu
orou. rapport ; not one but that enjoys the I iij,!,,,, . ,, it ,.. u- they Ml elect joii
confidence of his fcllowcilixeiis, or that is ttnMllBI0Il,,. nclt ,i,ne. That would be
not cntitlcl to such confidence. Not one. ,,inr:nll, '1,1 . :. 1
. . . ,. . . ,., glonoii', woum 11 1 it 1 ,
we hope, but that, as a servant of thotieo-
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pie, will iMu nil fair and honorablo means to KT There has, lately, been a road cut
securo to us every thing that can be fur our from King's Valley, on the lead of the
interest and prosjierily J and not oni but f.uckmiiike, lo Aqiiina V.i.1' ., on the coast
that will act with honor to himself and -ithas been coinpKlid .ssfor as tho A.pii-
profit to all of, Lose will, whom he is. ass, in river, an I setrs with their families, ,
dated, and for tltu prot.ction of whose" vin- wagons and stock have passed over to that
tercsts he has been clioicn. Some of them place. Tho fisheries on that, and the neigh-
liav filled offices of honor and trust in the borinc streams, are unrivaled. Gold has .
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v. iiiui , , mux M.t.v niin 1, 1., iiivii ill ill ill a1, .
,',., . .. ,'.,
and sound judgement, that they w.ro well
qualified for those stations, an I ready an J (
willing at all times to assist in every good 1
work, whether ..fz frienl or fe.-l
!sed by no f-1 ,gs Sf selfishness or pf.
e..ni.n,ilem.l.lh,.es,illn....1U- L.M, l. n,J
T J
wholly nJ noUly liy party ooniiilerntion--, '
the benefit of all will be their aim aud ob-,
jct,,d while the true elect oflhe Whig1
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ucnta will not be forgotten
Qoestious of great imixirtanee will be
and earnestly for the real good of their con- "''""'". vT
stilneiiU, bot, encourngcO umJ iuHucncct, nol ,u
Drougnt oetore me legislature ai tne eom-'(aVi
ingweasion. We need to hate men there
who aro Iwl 1 enough to express their opin-
iorei upon all .iiiestions; men who will
commatid res," ct
who wilt esert an influ-
nce, an I one tint will bo fell for good ; 1
intn who have the abilitv,a well as the.-ot.
tidence to speak; men who will not Make I
UtUtdr sole purpose to work altogether for!
tWrowrM.ONil. and selfish purnos,! '
rowNrciaoNil. and selfish purpose,!'
... .. . . ! .'
men who will not allow tlieir ir'Vilices to
..i..i. rei.i...i ;.t
tlont involving the interests of many are to
beactedupm,. And we Wieve all who will
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iwin our ticket carefully will admit that
the candidates upon it am nin every way
quallfled for the tariuu uflim-a for which
they kso In-f 11 noiil!iilcl, mid that they'
dsere, and will naive, n li.m and gener-!
ini U3 -J-i ui litvil .'Ktiivie. nuvil illtrsi
ous support?!;
!nooriclus1on,ifearc w.l! ar.r that dif.
feivMe6iojs!M&n J.mc "w eiii ry.
Imp with good reason among meinbcri i tO-'Nic steamer Peytoiia arrived l.ut
pfour own (arty, but we earnestly hop Monday evening, bringing dntci from Cnli
vry whig v ill labor with ui in tlie coining foruia to tLu 'I'M, nuil fruin the Statej, no
election, and by utl fair nud honorable later than previously received.
means promoto the success of this ticket. Wells, Fargo it Co , nud Adams t Co.
I Ali.tAtmntit anil tiiirjtfirou(atiitlt tnnc
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i have heretofore div ided ui on many mid on
'..s. , iin.;T..;-(m, ttV JTOTWl l'CtUri.ll, C, H Ulllll. lie is fil
ling to the future, and only th.- future, let itjiunnv obligations from m.
' I tit our liotihW to liii i, !, and willrifljfci.. '
l...iti...... ..,.1 ,1,.,. il..nil,i knnu.1 "(ttrWc l.-arn that arrangement, hate
no defeat, work for the election of those
whoaro with us, and whose election will se-
cure the success of those- measures with
which rests, nnil upon which depend' our
happiness nj welfare in tho future.
'
The .,....
Wltlgi! rally your friend around the
tiolU, on Monday next. 1 here will be need
of watching our opponents, a. usual, and
., .,,.., . . i
if posMblc, ilny the mass.vo current of bo-
I. I a!-!.-... !.!... .I.... Mill n.
gun word and tickets, which
tuey Will en-,
dcavor to pour in upon us
a-.'t'i . si-i . i!.i.... t... .1.. r,. :i
I vw i no i nig ciii-ii- ivi ".- v-iuii,..
!il V. T. .Matlock, Knp, and although not
'having been formally nominated by the
if ..n.,.,..n fin n.-w,,,,.,,,... f 1,i. n.m..
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basing been previoutly publicly announeed)
yet, he is fairly before the people as a
candidate in this contett, anil we sincerely
hone, and do not hetitate to predict, that he
will receive the entire and hearty nupport ford, commending to their notice the ad an
of our party. , '"(J1' there offered for those engaged in the
14 BMnHary.
Dunenbury k Co', store on Main St., op.
potite J.
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N. PrcKott, was broken open on
Tuesday night last, and about 40 dollars
extracted from the drawer. It'appeam that I
no twrson was left in charee of tluwrtore du-
ring the night. Our people has e got a few
rogues among them, certain.
OCT We to-day (ling to the breeze our .V,"01.' "' a" k""" ;!''-"' " market.
, , . ., , a-,, i i-n the investment would tmd an uiurmous re-
colors, iKraring the names of Millard l-ilt- tllrnill ,i. Imr(..vc( ,ucof ,ie pr.nv.
more, of New York, for the nest PreMtlen- nui ,K, tvrritory Ini in tiroportioti Unvriti'd
cy, and John (tell, of Tennessee, for the hi the introduction of this ih-h revmreeaud
Vice Presidency, subject to the decision of,1')- thcer.atioii itliin herself of a marillm-
the Whig National Convention. Wo hesi- cl,i;' of I"'l't'n-
" .... ... I I am euiihiletit that I need nut enlarge no-
tntA nnt to sfiv in til.iin Innrruarvn tliat Mr. i .1 . ... 1. ni 1 n. . . :
the people of the Unitcil states.
at?.. 1 I !...:.. 1... 1 ...
.. ' ,' 1, , .: , ,' , ' home, in pursuing one of the greatest hrnii
moved from the odlce of Postal Agent for c, uf ,riv0i w, b-to me a .utliciei.t re
this Territory, and, J. C. Avery appointed in ,ult for my political ambition." .in I em.
his stead. '' Mai: Ilrgutrr.
Such is another fair specimen of the sin-1 llTii nun.
bility of tliU artful boy administration The Charleston Courier, of the I'.'th inst.
tir l. :,.- I. ' -I. II l.-.t- I.... .'.... . .... ...
., i;ov. n,.;. now.orSeretarv Currv !
uouurr 11 rranneigu naun v oeucr re-
1. .1:..., ..!:.. ii... i.i ot Ul.
wvii ui'i,im m mm 11 i,iwii ". i"", -
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supposed, in sufficient quantities to warrant
working.
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TTI.. weather 1. fine, showers occur.ng
oee"" .;',. , . . ,.,,
'W"ofall kinds I. fctowinr admirably,
OM.1 !. tsvlsat AaJAlsl
I .1 1 a . :.ti
It it IiriKlimi
rVnvi...i :. -....i. a ..... V....1...1 ..i..
1 vj vt iicni is nviill .V l iusiivi whm
.i i:i.. -n:..
Oatsss-llintr slowlr at ltal 15
sMtsssllingsiowiy at lai,io.
iieti in tne retail inaractizaisi cis.
Pork 25 Mutton 30.
OikhI jKitatoet from S8 to 85 at whole-
At retail If.
CO"Orrron farmers are breaking up
more new land this summer than has proba-
bly been broken for the last three year, al-
together. This shows that the true spirit
of improvement is al length coining out.
,x fmKmwttfmtmf.
"'" ''""r hv. nearly all .uspen
' """ nave ne.r.j
del I heir "aid" fur the but
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two weeks
"int. trie matierl nave we
j. J I 1 I
otienrieil I
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" ' ' W,",T "'" '" 0I ""J3'" ,n" ,""" '" " f n '"-"' ' Australia
lk you kldlrto 1.11 herrinU.. ..ken from tho le of ,., .,,,.
we have erred. 'mounl,
..,, IV. , Hundred, of lunn.t. .r. no-, being dug,,,, he
r" ' n. uaiayeuc e insert yu',nonh,fll ,,,., ln msny ei.wal, reni.rk.hie
-"'''.nnt, with pleasure. i.uecew. Th. nvmereof tho uih have tuiallv
' ' ' '"tfayette your article i ndoptid tho um. ylein, and find .unferoiu dr.
"Uo I'uu,i,,'C(' ' "''. I"" ' ' '"" ,h'r ) sink. s. rich
I. lMHvKera-ihei.au Indian" is on
file for publication
"vTV.-rfVs" n'tr-!j r ipcctf!!v .!,'; !
..Ml ......I.... ..... ..l t.,.irl..il,r,il. f..t full
, ,,-vt'l.J "Ul v.o .' "lu.mi .v. .....
...ut iinll,.rt.
cit "' '. '"' Postmaster .icneral for
l'o "earners Itl.iik Wairior nnd Cnhnwba
"flhe New York and Alabama Steamship
Company, to carry the United States mail
1 Havana '"' Moble, nn.l thnt those stea-
iners will sail hereafter under the the U.S.
uto n;q;.
CSrThe Niagara Mail, stales that the
purchase of the Niagara Dock property, and
the I'.rte and Ontniio llnilttav, bv the Ureal
WvUfm ..a,. Coint.anv.'has" Ln coin-
. . ....' . .
, I t..l .....I .I... n. (Viniiniiv fur the mnnu
ii -1 ...... .. 1 j --
factum of railway car heels, and also nnolli-
' rtp .in .!iitIiIi 1 iliili'ini' fnilll I.lli'riMiii.
" " n-- -i"i i
rur,ie i.tnuf.Kture uf springs for raili.
carriages, an; going to erect establishments
in Niagara on a largo scale, for iho earning
OH of tllHO illllKirl .lilt brilllcllfS of MillWIV
...!. .. It...
WntlilllBtoii Territory-
Uo. Steens, of Washington Territory,
has written lo the merchant of N'ew lied
junaling ousineM. Alter enumerating me
' resources of the territory, he ..includes thii":
I lll... t h :1. (.. ........ ij ,1..., ,1... .,n.(.
,, lull, ni'll l '"Kh1-1 l l""! l" ""
callilllii.t,,,aOT.rfii the whale iih.n.
,otild, by their agents, delect some port
. - i r n
adapted to the wants of the trade ; locale
the mljiweiit lands, and create a dej-ot for
the entire business. Such an one once
lablishe I would ic-cdilv Income a nndei-
oiis for seauien, and a pl:.o at nlikhpro-
1 curtilntlv rendered. The union of this dis-
'tain snore wiiu my own .sew unguinu
ih mv own New I
publlslies tile following items ot llavain
- .'. ;.. .1... .".. 1... ,i.., 1....
Tw Moro ,, Cal,ana flirttal auina
an- tor-e- ivc s..m-H! guns.
A Cr.ol,, had been denied a ,.as.,H,ri t..
go to th- L'mte.l States with his son for ed-
u-,"'- .
Ata ball lfivenon ward the Columbia,
w Mvulh of Cfcum a, ,, ,,.,
Hcr,. fcarfu , MnR M,,K.ct,.( )- their i;uv'-
eminent as favoring the ('. S.
. Anulkns l-.vvt- U-en more (requcnt
in Havana recenlly.
, re UM n rolort cur,enl ,n Havana
. .1111 'i 1 .1 . .1 ...1. :,.
when the IsaM sailed, that the authorities
wl( wl o( (jlanl ,,l(, u y h);, (j,,!,,,,,!,,.,,
tu knowiflhu Commodore intended to s.
lute the Spanish llag, to wh.eh In-repheil
that his ha.1 b.-en insulted, and that ho nev-
Z&'Jt ?
rotrl.l. hcwoull have no coinmuiiication
with tli'in.
Tho weather was cool and rainy.
AH enumeration ot the population ami
, - , . -, , ,,
tlieainoiint of cash 111 liossessioii, had lii-eii
,ivtmwM by ,ho b,,,,,.,,,,.,, An onro
mcnl t,c inhabitants is nUo to take place.
cmiUmta .tllMe,
The ,Uieh...b,n.urile.ll.ulybr,l.enew.
.f lh. Wom.of rKhsold dtrsp st I...
Hit, nfHf OrMi Vallijr Tlif idr,ii)i the Sin
Jwjhui fifpuUtran, ha long tern current Uiut
tlif riclutl HuriferouH deposit i vtrn lo be fou in
tlitfJsi of tit cntk. but if tlif reiiorti (torn Uj
, 'U ' lru-. " ' iesluu.nil. (iflJ for
TTl V""T" '"' b"" a,:c"T,',,l'1' ""'l!old
fitldsrklier lh soy vsl workvd will ihortty Is
drvslstxil
' Ths gMtu trtsiurrr 111 Ihe Ud. of ll.r crtekt,
tht re u 110 douLl, lists Utu wl.cl,a. it e
ffoin Hi adjacent hills TI10 itiins of lureestive
wintirs havs carnsil Him 11 Iheu s .Irs the finer par
U(.la sf jald sn.1 ilrpasliii llirm in crtvices or
"ix.keu," srmued Ihsm wild the clijeyUrslum
tih lua faiiSfl ftaik Iwa A lu, ilIh f S ILi !. n
faer ,fllibo hl ,,,, UM
lh vspreMitnj rensnas)et untouched. The
htsrrtr ina.es of mslsl Ihs larger nuggeta, whicli
hsre relisted the aclisa of Iht rams will lie taught
for hi the hills. Indeed, oipenencu favunlho the
ory, 'i'h. larg Iuiii of (juld fuund at 801101a in
IH50 were dug nut of Iho hill aid.-, snd al Mixjue-
Inmua Hill inmi la.il t,in ai.i, linl. ..... .,,L
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w h ,ui.ce t i,M, BroUn j ,hl. of le
"",',-" ,.,
All seem lo bo agr.id lliSl the gold .vj bfMcll)
s tti-red ortr t'ahfvrni. 11 the remit uf voleame
OirWo observe that Mrs. I), of tho La
dies' Department, has formed "a new ac
quaintance." If the cigar-stumps, tobacco
saliva, or any other tilth which is unavoida
bly left upon the sidewalks, is so certain to
soil tho long dies, we would polilely sug
gest, to that "new acquaintance" that she
take iome widk TfCKS, in those dresses
, w liii'li she may happen lo have on hand, and
.in future construct them in the niooiQcr
'stjle. We go all of our "spare change," on
the "short drones and pants ;'' they nre
just as modest in npearance, and we should
suppose much more convenient. If she is
an old lady, however, and wishes to persist
in the extremely long dress, why not adopt
the Baltimore fashion of having a little dar
kle near to grasp the loner flounces, holding
the skirt above the uncleanly pavement 1
In the absence of h "darkle" she can substi
tute a native !
IC-May success attend our fellow-craftsmen,
Messrs. Carter it Austin, who we un
derstand, have recently purchased the Ore
gon "Times," published at Portland. We
tender them a cordial welcome into the edi
torial ranks.
We think, if Oregon newspapers stand
any chance of success nt all, it is where they
are carried on by practical printers who Mil,
if they wih, do their own work altogether
CO"Thu Meamer "Fashion" has been
purchased by Messrs. Shields A- Presley.
(XT Hen-after the l-adies' Department
as whted by Mrs. Hailey will be limited to
two columns instead of throe, and all the ar
ticles appearing under that bead will lie
strictly original. The story entitled " Hor
ace l'etiley " will, however, be finished, after
which no selected matter will there appear
We are at present toi much crowded, and
need this additional space for other purposes.
OCTApologiesare generally, jKor sulrti
lutes gotolT more to smooth over what
serins, at a subscipji nt view, to bo the rough
surface of words or actions, than for any real
penitence. They are, however, sometimes
ued figuratively, to correct a false impress
ion. X3T i an old saing, lh.it chariti l
gin, at h"in; a unn shoinl liv with tin
wurld nz asitizen ov the vvuilil; he ma hav
11 prefunns for the partikular kvvarter or
skwar, or evn ali in hwich he hvr, but he
shoud hav a jeiiurus feling for tho wilf'ir
ov the hoi
l.rtrtri, O.T.Msy 15, I'M.
.Ms fluiTna lleepeeled Sirt llv a solo of u
TVnpe.orire meet nj 111 Chehaleir, , el 13 h
met , I vs.u reijueeled 10 furnslivou v ti r fol.
Iwiutf from tho M Huckovo Nlal.," for pi.i , m
J W Mii.i.s.
Wlutl la ihr nnliir l.nvv 1
What are lf I'rtncipltll tt'ssf Joe if atftm.
flith Do ve ntta tutk a laic By Wnrieri
lenkine, erretar) of lite Oh o Mate Temperance
Kiel-time Ciiminlltee
Qiietiiiiu What lethe .Maine l.iw'
Ane.er ItisnLtw proh biiing the loaniifnetore
ntid iale of iiiioiicutiug lMUore loho uted as altrv.
y Mow doee tliisl.ivv provide for the mamifie
litre and sale, for purpose other than b v. rng
A III the I ov of 1aiil, there is 110 provision
for maiiii'arlnmii, though s.nha of it pravisi.ns
ee, 111 lo contemplate it. It duel, hnwever, pruvide
f,,r the eaV for inethunraland ine.liriml ,tirp.ies,
t) appuni.m nienlueellas agentefnr the SlMlenr
( 'nurn , 'I lies.- Kg, me are bound under heavy pen
allien, in eell only for eih-h pu pues. 'Dies douol
Irefli- 01 the all te. They do lint buy mImTI. The)
nitty sell, a-id this thev do at ngents uf the s.ate or
t'oitmv The) der've no peeiimary t.enefit ir 11
die M.i'e, and are. 111 no eenee nf the worl.lraflick
ers 111 intnici.niig liquors They eland in Ihe same
relation lo the Male or (ouuiy, as Tr. aeiirere do 1
that ie, Ih.-y perfo,in certain acle for the Mjie,for
nhi. h ihiulepavstlteina fiii-ilrompeiiKatinn
lr loe Hie Maine liw p.ohib I the use of in
toiKaling by individuate or fain he?
A No lie emir prnh b l'ns relste lo Iht
14I. .nud nut 10 lh-use,
CJ Whsl are Iho penslliti for selling eontisry
lolawl
A Fur the fir-t ofl'en.e, ten dollar; for die 11
1 ond. twenty dollars ; ami for each subs.-.iie.' oi.
feuse, tn-enty dullars, and imprisonment not less
dian three, nnr more dun en utinllie.
(Are a"ent he'd to b ae gmily a p."iuei
pa'e '
A Yee, and Ihey are lUbl to the im irnsl
tes (J May the defendant appeal in c.? of being
found g'l it) T
A Ye, by giving bonds, conditioned that h
will p oeecule lh Mppesi 1 will pay th. amount of
line or cost assessed on final hearing, and that he
will not si, .tale any of thtprovii'olisot tin act dur
in,.' th eudenr) of III knit,
Q Wluliiih proee of seu ng liquors, kept
for eate contrary to lnw T
A If three credible wilnesemsk. nalh hefara
it magistrate lhat Ihey hsv.guod re.Mn to In-lieve,
and do verily believe, that iutosieat.ng liquors are
kept or depled,and intinded for sale, in any
simp, store, vrarehoiue, or other building or plnce,
'oilier than a dwelling-house) search warrant i
lamed, author ung lh eesrcliofth premise de-w-ribed
; and if snytwli liquors sis found Ihenjn,
tin effier making the eeanh muteltsnd keep
Ihem siifely until filial act'on b had thereon.
U Are dwelling houte entirely fiernpl from
earch '
A Yea, enept when wilnesee tertify to the
Mtuf.ction of IbemsgKtrste.lhal ihrreis re.nonA,.
hie ground for believing Ih.l liquor nr. kept el.
mwiedlherfor unlawful al .ml ihl testimony
mini ho reduced taritiiig arid signed hyth wit.
nee ; and when such Iritimoiiy U produced, and
three wilni.ee n oslh nuke complsinl, a se.rch
warrant i mued as In com of shops or store. If
11) such veiineMe are convicted of s'vinjf fslse
tesiiinoiiy, they shall bo entrncidlo th. peniicn.
tisry for one year.
it W hen liquor sr eeiicd, hss lh. owner iho
pioilezi-i.fmsk.ng proof Ihst Ihey war. held for
hwftil purpMieit
A Ve, hi all cn.et,
' W'liii Iquoris condemned, how i it de.
ttro)edf
A The iiiagistrAlalMuesanritin thenslureof
nu iiei utton, eoiniiiaiuling Iho offieers to destroy
the ronilemned artch-tsnl this is dune In the
piciiie, of twine-!, and a return mndo to th
iiiagistr.ile in due form
Q - line, tho rfwr mi . coiai!aiiilrg -vitecss
SS"SS!!SS J '.'"-
get any ortioii of the fine or foifeitiii.s I
A No, in no case. The fines uud foifeltures lu
all cases, go to tho support sf the poor!'
QI),,e the law recognise tlie right of proporty
In liquor kipt for ale contrary to law, or to recover
money for liquors so sold '
A No. Alt contract mad., and debts con
trailed for iuloxieuting liquors, are ti .-Id to bo bull
and void. I
(j Docs Iho Maine l.ttv niilhorire 111 any case,'
die tenure uf liquors ex cpt uu complaint uu oulh 1 1
A Never, eicept al public iralhcnaoa, where,
if etsed for alc, Ihe olhcr uf the law nre is
quired lo eiic die hquoie, arrest Ihe tiungn-sor '
and tkke h'm before u magistrate, when a u aroint 1
I i.utd and pro.eedinn's hail us in other cuse
Q Is there unt thing in Ihe luw lo prevent
druggists and nirclonics Irom hnviutc and keeping
ua much liquor a is required iu Iheir btuuieu '
A No, there is not.
(J. mich n law comislcnt with the Constilu
tioii of this Mile and iho United Male I
A It is. It gr.inls no licrnve to Irkffic No
man hu) and sells liquor for gain Under its pro
Vie'ons, Ihe site fol lawful pulKei is h.irndo !
Ihe ev lis resuliing from Ihe sale lor dunking inirpo
sea are legion, and nre ineparabte from the traffic
'Ihe. etilelhe lepslulure arr espreimly authorized
10 provide uguuist. Tins caunut be tot except b)
prohibition. Ilendes, it is udiuiltedbv all, that the
iaua prohib'tuiL; the sale ill quanlitie les thalta
quart, lire t-Ailhtituliuliul. If this he n, Ihe prohibi
lin may cslcud lo gr.-uter quanlilies. The argu
men! that the eoim'.itultoii prohibits all relfrdlnoi
IfZialnttoH, is tantamount to sa)ini; that the 'JU0,
000 K'titioiirs, and tho I O.l 100 majority nhovolrd
no ttctnif, petit onrd and toted lor iinrrslranied
traffic Tin re m no middle course. Hither the
leoitlatme have full iwvr lo prohibit lh Iratfic in
such quantities unci for such pnriuM as ihey di em
expedient, or Ihey huve 110 jiower at all lo legotale
011 Ihe eulijicl, to pietent the evils nup.irabl.
rroin the truth .
Again, as lh traffic in these beverages Is the
d leu cuiiso of crime bevoud coinpiiLilicn, of suf.
ferings luexprt.ible, and of pecuniar) burdens of
vast amount, 1 at It nnd all atlvcliu, in die r 1 itic.
quiiiccs, those of us who nre nol eugiged 11 the I
busiutes or sl-iriugin the profits, it is the boundm
duty nf tho legislature lo ptu'ect us aain.t Ihe en
croarliments uH.n our rights of proiert) a'ide
,eMioii,uiid the puniuil uf liapHiiea.
And nga n, Ihe tonfi-cat.ou of the liquor, its a
put of the pel all) for violation of law. and iu des. 1
truction as a iiiiiwuki-, are piimiph in. orporsled
intsivrry code of evil or llutc lawiuthe Chrst
ian world. . ,
Aslslhe Coiulilulionof the ('lined Mal,s s 11
has aln ud) been decided b) Ihe Miirsme Coutl, lo
bein p rfect .niisi.teiicy therew.th, Si How.
ard's It. port, ol V . Mge ,'ill4.
H Is th.-i an) neLeMily forsitchn law4
A Ye,heeaii.e all JNtsl i-Xieriel)re has shown
I lead) lhat an) law not hk.d iqiuuenliie prvhila
lion and drvlruchoti of Ihe liquor, is enlirl) mad,
quale to restrain or lieck.m auv roiicritalil d -
gree, the trnfii ', or lo provide aga 11.1 the etitsof
ilitsuiparancr.or aveit its dir.fiit conwqueiices
AllutlurliWN have been, and alwu)s will be ,ta.
etlordilied
14 Wlit is lit s taw so much more rffi a lout
than tint other heretofore dev st d
A llecail.e. Jiril. it rannol b- ev uled or defied
The l.qlior is of t-ef pnmd forie ev deme of e.il. .
.1 k. p: where traflickittg t carrie I 011 Stcoml. it
eutirelv takes atvi) lie oireitlites lo carry on the
business by letider.liglt Ituprolilalite
Q lias tins liw pror.d to he etreilual for the
suppress oil of the traltie in Male where it ha
be. n enaeled, and has it be. n productive of mote
goo,l lliau halln b) Us operation '
A Ye lu two tears it has stqipresMed etel)
plac of sale 111 Ihe Male of Maine In a lea
mouths it has done neadt the saute thiiij tit e
liiout, Mas..,, bit.etti. and Itli'sle l-lii I, and it ts
rapid's being eulorcidm every loraht) wittiiti
I their bordi rs. hete . iorced, tldiiopii'.-tlesj-iiU
IllTlKMrllouse; diiretses t.is, d irai I n per
I cent ffolil the criminal business of the rotn Is nr jus.
tue, suppresses hrawte, iii-iIm. riot ssri.t hlooiNlied ,
promotes domestic peace and social rotnfart, re.
Ions Ih. lust mm, husband, oud lather lo the arms
1 of atlVitiouale mhrace and k li'ilv s)inpalh) ; and
proves in ter) d..d. a ministering augrl. and a
source of Jo) iiii-uelble nnd incnnreivahle As
to its il tig liarin. Ihe w orsl 11 1 an do is to c tqiel
the tr.ille-ker to rrsott t another moil of .ibla tiu.g
ahv.ULf. more in colisoitaiire with Ihe t-rrat princt
ptesol luting vilf nihliors asuurseUes.
t llott ha'l we obta 11 such n I iw '
A.-ll) ele, ting Inrn t the legislature who will
enrol u ha law, and by withholding nui upirt
ffuitinll ineti not know 11 to b frien-llt to oiireuu-
H' a an tins tie duiiu withoiii mak ng separate
Itotillll tllOlis I
A Yes, 111 most cases Where lie liter 1.10I1I1
cal pally will uomili.te men fiiendl) lo a prutub I
or) law, liien temperance men should pro red at
once to do o
H hat right hvve wt l.iena, a Mame l.tw '
A "'the Mitt, lhat we hvti to ens. t lots
agonal gambling, round rfriliug, bnrgt.trt, ami
other depredat.uiil ik,ii nur propell) and p nous
II is die right ol sell ilrf.lt'e "
lj--v hut need have we of the Main liw
A We ured it In d litm sh, by on. -hall more
our Miiper lai We 11, ed it for tin previ 11I1011 ol
crime. We need it for the piotictton of our ch I
dren fro-ii ilia demon intemjrhttce. e need it
m an auvlhary 10 the r. lorm-111011 of the drunkard,
thousand of tthoui wouM had it as the meskrng, r
of mere) We need it to slam h the tear of the
drunkard' wife, and In snal, h his children from
the degrsdatou nud tfiiser)- which he entail uism
lh. in. We need 11 lo dost' one of the laruest t!ooi.
gite of ve e, and lo op,n the i hannel Ihrough
which healllt, virtue, nud general prosrwrity rna)
our Ihelr bhsBing uiinii the whu'e cnuiliiimit)
Q-.W ho wiiuts tin- Maine I nw r
-.The inehiiale wauls it , he oft. 11 sighs fur
lh,-deliterilice whu h it oil' rs Ills all! i-leil ttilr
and wrrtch.d th.lilieit wmt it It would l,e ti
Ihem hf from Ihe dead 'Iho las-pn)cr ttauls it
to relieve luni from lh unjust demand ujnui n
purse for the stqiort of the rums. Her victims
1 he minister of rchg on w ant it, lo remnt e one of
the tnistt fatal hindrance to tin tucces of lelig on
The christian and philnnlhrripst waul 11 to dry up
on of the mot prolific luijiitains of outcry .11 1
crime.
ciltciii-i for Abusing u Child
Mrs. Hammer was convicted in I'liil.idrl.
phin, on lliv ?th inst., for'aUriiug her child
111 the most outrageous hiauiiiV, ami 011 lit.
1 "ttls was sentenced to slv niouths' iiupris
oiiment. Among her oricltif alo ihl joor
little child, il will bcrciileiiiU'rt il, Dial il
ufis f. Ih.i roll .111 oim.h.ol ft li..t tr. ... I,, l.i. .11.
ked llesh, lent lug 11 tcrribhUcnr. This sho,
neiiteu tvneii csiiieo up ior senienu , haying
that it was buruii aeeideii'iiill) by a llal-iroii
falling upon him vshileshr; was ironing.
AtT tlio announcement of tho sentence,
Mrs. Uainmer swooned, and Mr. Hammer,
(who wasNtricJ mid no'itiitcd on tho sann
charge,) laboring under great feeling, while
tho tears run rapidly down his cheeks, asked
permission to say n few words, which was
granted, when In; Hindu 11 strong appeal that
she should not ho sent lu piisou, as bo fear
ed li'T reason would In eutirelv iiveithrowii
or her life sacrificed. Judge Kelly, howev
er, expressed his dctci initiation to punish
her, when Hammer asked that the com t re
mand tho child to his etistod). Judge Kel
ly replied: 'No. Had your own (admis
sions iipuii tliu former hearing, that )ou
took tho child out of bed whiln avleep nnd
whipped him vvithnslioe, Isnn given iu ev
idchuo, On juiy would hnvu convicted ) 011
tl'.o In ilia it' .nt, I a mil I havo . M vo.
to the same prison for tho snmo length of
time, but not to the same cell.' Mrs, Until,
nur was immediately eonvcu-d toprisun,-.
lit.
Rightly Her ted, only he should have been
sent up also, for even permitting a wife to
punish a child in so brutal 11 maimer. V
don't believe in ioumlig children with
shoe, nor hot nor cold irons, nor horse-whips.
we don't!
Kcn in HTuac The Chines redd.nl. f ihl
city, desirous of Krr.lusling lh. insnntrs Sod
custom of their brethren in the "CeUilisI Em.
lure," lonlemplatc holding in a few davs, some,
where 111 lite vicinity of Sacramento city, . grand
nalunul Lultle.iiiiwlikli they intend killing at
man) of each filter as p.ble. To link tors
of thai, die) are having manufactured la laws a
arge quuntily ofptkea, la'tce, iron awnrds and va
run odtrr ttea.oiiseo.iimoii in Iheir cuunlry.
t)ne person li Ih.. e t) hi a contract for makisf
9"00 worth of imp!, mcnl of wur. Tin) malt n
scruples ab-iut telling their inlenllons, and leent I.
look iijwn it a matter of e.-urst that our civil an
Ihorihe will permit Ihem lu indulge in their war
I ke prejienstties ad libitum As Iht will b an
exeel'ent opporlunly sf ri.I of niinibr ofthe.
'iwsl of t'aliforniii, and as Ihey ar desitpty id
killing each other, we ev no reawn- why it
should inlerf.re in their eocial rtlalion Vr
p'at an I plenty of room is uur molt. iWl'e'm1'
hghl. 6'uc. State Journal.
jlV'llio Washington Union, of the 13th
ilifitlioiis the presiiiii-of hllinlreds of ,ir-
sous 111 that city, nltr.tclerl Irom (IMntit parts
ol tlie country by the U. S, mail 1,-ttings,
whiiltare to be iililioiiueed oil th" 'JIM
ii.-M Moinl.it. More cunt met for carrying
tin- malls will U- made after the "J.'l I Hot.
lh 111 vt re ever I'xeciileil at one time U fore
in In- I . , or n-rhaps in the wurll. 'I he
h tlings are, for the most pat, lot the W,t,
tin- ti.Jlltli. an I the N llllttest. It has Is-eii
ifci rl.iiii.-il that then arc nt ! at 'Jti.nim
bids. I'.tiiv one 01 these liiiU has to be r.
toided .it llii- Post llllice llipartuieiit, and
tin- rut lor inn r.-nddv ilii.iiuo that tlie
h-rks of that ";r"tt working il.-, arttnetit of
tin loiteriiiii'-iit hate not ninth sp.iretiuie
,ni tin ir h iu Is aliuut this tun.-.
JCi I li-- N. Y. t'litirii r and l-'.ii.iiin-r, 111
iiotie.li the visit .if the l,egil Htiti- to the
I liallt.ll.lo llisllt til lulls n' NeW HI n oil Silt-
11nl.it, st.it'.tli.it li.HUII paup. rs are inn.
si.mtlv siti nrled fruit ihe city tr. .t.iirt.
In nl. s stipplios tu unt iliH.r 1 r, and ei-
,i.to of the l lllf.lt Hulls llillMI.I-l- red lit'
Ihe t'oiiiinissi.iii.-rsiil I'.tingr.i, mil. at an an-
11. il ,-v,i In. 111 llilll.tmil to lllll.llii'.l.
Hi.- .1111 unit oh tided in liinldiii";s l.i titr
I'.iri.urtiu uiittlKse iii.tiiini.it li . bant v in
stllllt.ll, Mln. unit. -il tu S.'i'.'ll.lllld.
I iisiii tin .itH-kdol
A Kitnkiir, lirrinov th.'lost.v vtiuint hit
ti. 1 linn li ho h. 1 1 ..lulled tu '' t insured,
rot tn .1 l.rlsiir. with hoolu he had "'lin
mi tin- s.ul.j. kt, a folo:
I'rr fr.'iel : Il ihr bar nl liM up the
poltsi It.t oh I Ik-skA oil last Satunla, the
ne I 11.it, !i I hat li nt rl from the tr-.il."
Hi.. Iirokiir, in f.ikt, had not tild up the
pnli-i, but pr illillUu' ll.ilil the teiiur ot the
nut, that ilia visi'l war suf, ami leinpted bt
litt.it sfind a g. m I . Ii.iiis, tu klneh bit pur
seltti 1 wttlioiil risk, he tild it up forthwith
.tli'U, m ,t in tin. Kwoktir. ttllh the ashu-
II lis id it ii 1, id l,n, 11. ol iriilt f..r loin sin
S.itur'li. Uu Moieli ni"nnii'. tho fnrsi
tltiii.' Ill it 10 t Ir ..ii " line,' In lilx
pnpiir, wo lie lo. ut t'o visel hwkli he h ul
n itik.dli iusIhtiI on siind,i I lo n lie rlis
km 111.I, I. nt t.10 Int. the kilning aiubigiiili
ov tho 1 vpieslniii, " hav Is it n 1 front the
V.s.'l."
CfV"lli I 'hi. ..;; hotisi 1. nts are lugltrr
lliau in ,. w York tit.
fj ".'ii'l'.'" 1'iiliiioiuls is ii'tiiiiuo;iit) ,s.pir
Uu. 1I1-111 111 v.irtutis Wt'stem cities.
iCfT.Mrs. .Susan lligior, tnother of the
pr s. nt ir, ,w rtmrs of I'. utisvltaninniid t'al
if.itina, dud at lor resilience iu I h law. ire
lowiislnp, Mereer eoitntt, .i.'oil nUmt 711.
(CTf. Cretan M.tret, in reply to nil in
ijitiry of ,1 gi Mill-in. 111 in New York, has
written a letter statue 'ns la-li.-f "lhat every
i.'rsuii Uirii in the . niiiil State must I
e.Hisiili i.-d a .iti.'ii ul tho I' S iiolwith
st. indium one or laiih nf bis parents ma)
li no 1st 11 alien at the lnii"of Ins Inrlh."
0'"lbe ait ol In tti),' t-.isjl) as to mulie),
is to pitch )otir stale of luing one degree be,
low )oiir menus, . Taylor.
(RrNiipoli-nii said, nt Si, Helena, Amer
ica is n fortunate country. She grows b)
tlie lollies ol our Iviln io:tn iiitnuis
uONntiiiu who has once heartily and
vvliolly Iniiglii il, enn be altogether irreclaim
aid) depraved. Cnrlylr.
XrW'hy is n person asking qnestiotw
tlie strangest of all ipdvidunls ? II-vmup
he's the rpierist. v
4tl ofsJ Illy Cololn'Utioil
r ii'tfl-i-it' lill'linv srn s ..r l..
1.. ,,.. ., .,,--at
hens of ri-.ujvreiice, will celeliiale Ihe "ct,
Auiiiteirai) of Ain.ricuii Imlejieiideu., .ml il
ownr Ann virsar), ill l.afu)elte, tr. T., on Ju
I) tlh.ueii.
All Ladti nnd frenlteiiien .to invil. d louttena'
Sons ofTe iirai.ce in cond laiiding, are r
quested In meet at the I, docile Hall, at IU o'
clock, A M. II) Order.
H. I II MIIIIS. CVn Jont
AilininistrittorV Noiiw.
"iV'dTK.i: ishereb) fclv. n thai I. Ilei.of admin.
i utrnlion have be. 11 cranlrd tn lh undersign
ed, by th. Mono able I'rotnle Court of Clackania
t.'oiiu'l), Oregon T.iMoryriiii lh. eslat. of Josiril
Iksr, laleol said county, de, eused ; nnd .11 per
son 11 di hi. d lo said rs'al aio requested I. mok.
Iinitu d ale pit) " nt 1 and all ptrson having claim
sgslnil suul relate are requested lo prennl Iho 11ml,
Willi proof for allowance liefor Ihe Probst, tlouit
ttiihiu oue)ir from the dal herif, and .11
claim not presented wtlh 11 line )era mil lie f.r
eter haired
JNO II I'KKS'ION, Ana's.
April W, 111 IMS
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