DALLAS, SATURDAY, SEPT. 2.
Sweetwater, June I, 1851.
Editor ItaruBLtCAN.
'The Iudians attacked a small traiu a
feV tniles beyond here last, night urin
a fearful storm, killing all except a girl
about 17 years of aire it is supposed
that they carried her away captive.
(Jqtied , Just as 1 wms about to hand
the above to " a returning miner, whom
we met this afternoon, a baud of Indi
ans appeared in sight, and to our yroat
astonishment, rodj up to the Captain
and deposited on the ground before him
the girl spokeu of above, unharmed.
'Old Paper.
Sweet maiden, on tho desert plain
Where your father' dust id liin.
Where jour loving: mother's wail
Ww breathed beneath the moonlight palo
For your welfare when the glare
Of savage stri-'o lit up the gloom
Around the spot where uow's her tomb.
With galling thongs they bound your limb?,
As shrinking fear your vision dims,
Gloom now unbroken, nullen dire,
And elouda emitting liquid fire.
The march commenced through Forest wild,
Through valleys dim and steep defiles.
The startled wolf from out his lair,
Ran howling in the lightning's glare ; '
The c-Uam.iunt sniffs up tho gale,
And closely follows on the trail,
With gory jaws and eyes like lire.
On plunder bent and slaughter dire.
At last the toilsome journey's o'er,
Her hands they now are bound no more,
She to the wigwam of the chief
Is driven. There, in bold relief,
Sits he on a great carved toiie,
Like some grim monarch on a throne.
f Captive, my warriors you have brought
You're fairly won iu battle fought
And by the rules of our stern race,
To-niorrow ends your earthly race;
So make your peace ere the break
Of day, for then you at the stake
Shall suffer death your doom is sealed
For from my judgment ne'er appealed
A captive ytt;' Uh spirit groat.
Have mercy e'er it bo too late !
Thus spake the chief, with visage dim,
As, cowering in th'j twilight grnu,
This maiden fair, in sore affright,
Trayed to God that He that uiht
Would take her from the earth away,
That she ne'er might see the coming day.
Then, with pleadings faint and low,
She told the chief her tale of woe ;
How her mother, father, friends
Had been murdered ; and the ends
That the Indians had used
Had been unfair. But ho refused
To hear her more " Guards," he call,
t Take her away; and e'er falls
The curtain from the orb o-day,
Have her at the stake I say."
They bore her off, and round her placed
A line of stalwart guards and traced
Against the yellow mountain's fide
Their forms outlined. Oh, wo betide
The hapless victim of their tare;
For each passing breath of air,
Each moment of the nitit and gloom,
Brings her nearer to the tomb.
Deep in the darkness round ihe ctimp,
The firefly flashed bis glittering lau.p ;
Then, borne upon the pas.-i.ig gale. j
Was heard the owl's lew dismal wail, j
Which seemed to tell of deeds of wee,
Of battles fought 'tween bitterest foe,
Of dreadful slaughter, fell and dire,
Of victims burned on funeral pyre;
Of graves low iu the desert sands.
Unmarked by stone or loving bands;
The sky above their monument,
Low wails the owl his low lament.
Far in the East a blaze of red
Shot up in giory from the bed
Of ruing sun, the earth awake;
In prayerful silence at the Mnko
The maiden calm serene ami cold,
In plaintive prayer sho did unfold
Her heart to God " Oh mercy, Lord,
Oh Jesus help with one accord,
Save me from this torture dire,
Ob let me 'cape this funeral pyre.'
The chief call out "Apply the lira
To the faggot?, ami inspire
Your children gladly to behold
The maddened Ore god in hi f 'l ;
Lap round the coward pale face vile,
Who comes amongst us to defile
Our lovely land with plow and cart.
Tell them to watch with gleeful heart."
But scarce bad been applied the blaze,
Till in the horizon a haze
Wai seen arising like a ehroid ;
It then as.-umed the form of ci- ud
Of pitchy blackness then a strain
Of thunder deafening then the rain
In one vast volume it was poured
Upon the earth the thunder roared
And shook the very mountains firm
To their foundations ; then for a term
The rain it ceased ; tbe fire was out ;
The steaming faggots round about
Lay scattered ; the maiden fair
Stood undaunted ; but despiir
JJpon the visage of the chief
M as plainly marked ; he found relief
In uttered woriis " Take her away
Haste ! Don't tarry on the way
Unt 1 cer pale faced friends are found
The spirit great has cursed this ground.
Then tenderly on charger fleet
They drew her lovely form and Fwcct,
All limp and lifeless now the trial
Had made ber4aint but o'er the plain,
Swift flew the Indians, till a train
Of travellers in the distance seen
Are loudly bailed then, quick as thought,
The captive's to the captain brought.
3C $C 2fC ?fC
Was it fate that interfered,
And the savages deterred
From murdering her? 'Tis'more fair
To think that God had answered prayer.
It. C. Clakk.
Ills Head was Level. A New
York wholesale grocer who had become
rich in the business, has lately made
the following revelation, lie says .his
rule always was when he sold a bill ol
goods od credit to immediately subscribe
for the local paper of his debtor. So
long as his customer advertised liberally
and vigorously he rested, but a? soon as
heb?gan contracting his advertising
epace, he took the fact as evidence that
there was trouble ahead,and he invaria
lly went for his debt. "For," said he,
"tho manjwho feels too poor to make his
business kuown is to poor to do busi.
ness." This withdrawing is an evi
dence of weakness that business men
are uot tslow to notice.
Cook." Oh, i'syour pa, is it, Mas
ter Tom ? Well the teh graph may
be very wonderful, but it don't take me
in, and if that's your pa's writing, 1'JI
cat my head."
Facta :iE3f! 3:iiscit'.
Ode to the Printer 82.
A good side show -A rosy cheek
Motto for a njected .ui!or lie wooed
and she wouldn't, lie cjocd, utid she
couldn't.
" Equality," says a French writer,
" means a desire to-be equal to your
superior and superior to ymir equal."
Some reckless fvllow defines tippling
to be 44 holding t oniiiiuuications with
dUcmbottled spirits."
A man tuny excuse himself fr
se lding his wife about his ciiVe when
he has Miflicietit yron'itds-
Plavint; tit doctor " Ma, de-tr, Ada
won't take her physic I've mixed lit r
a dose of .sand, and she says I inu-t
take some first. Doctors never do, do
they ma V
Ingenious youth (whispers) "I s e
you always stand on one l g iu church.
May ask why ?" Ingenious maiden
(whispers) 'Vou may. It is to s-ive
my croquet foot."
When you make cider, select nothing
but the soundest turnips, chopping
them into t-led lengths before cradling
them. In boiling your eider use p'enty
of ice, and when bodoi hang up iu the
suu to dry. II. Greeley.
A young man wants to know what busi
ness he hud better go into that tfill en
able him to occupy a high position in
society. Let him try the rooting business;
in that trade a smart man will toou get
to the top of a ladder.
In Court the other day a witness
being asked how he knew that a loan
and woman was husband and wife, re
plied, '"lieetuse he had often h-ai-l
the lady blow the gentleman up." The
evidence was he'd to be eunclu.-tve.
A gentleman one day indiscreetly
a.sked a lady how old she was. " L- t
me see. 1 was eighteen when I w.;s
married, afd my husband was thirty ;
now he is twice thirty, that is sixty , s"
of course I am twice eighteen, that is
thirty fix.
A singing-master, while teaching
his pupils was visited by a brother of
the tuneful art. The visitor observing
that the chorister pitched the tune vo-o-i-
ii.ii.i .! , ..i, t. i.i. v
'No,
re
piled
fti'tiiibreve,
with ad
tnirable rravit v. "I chew
V.- a
A sehol coiiinitfe in
(Vnr.ti. r
district are reported
t it i ve .-ui?;?iM'd
op their opii.i"!! ii :ui ex iiiiiuat ou
whieli tiiev h id ;itti-ndr i E 1.1 a k i n u t
fi.f pupils tiiis aildi : " V:i h.iv--psdi.'d
ut !!, aiid y-.txi bivo eipl.t'it;!
ood, hut )ou uu't s: t sliil."
'How easy these ears rid' V t.L-ri v
ed a rural traveler u the New Ytok
and New Haven road; "What kind f
iring.s do they ue !" .S irat-' t
Springs," replied hi- facetious compan
ion." "I have heard of them," re
joined the rural traveler, in a gr tiikd
manner.
The follow in j tclt'trrapliic oorrfspotul
enco a tno lcl of brevity uml j.iir :
"Oil regions, Jtin 15th, IsTl. To
Miss Liiira : Will you ju t tho Mr;iw
bvrry fttival with me to niht t I'ie i.'
anW"r (jiiick Votirn, Ht rii." June
loth, 171 To Herb : Vc. liar
in' uj) the mules; 1 am fixing ins cur!.-..
Laura."
Thi. is n rural New York item : A
tin fC'Idler, who evidently hfar.s a
channeil life, fell thirty feet with his
horse and wapn through a hriJe. aud
wann't hurt a hit. His load d" old irori
and potash kettles didn't even break
the .prifi, and the yellow dn; uiid r
the wiioii never lust step (luiui the
performance.
'"Mother," paid a little shaver, the
other day, " 1 know what I eouhl do it
I was at sea and the men were all starv
injr, anl thev should draw lots to see
who should be killed ami eat'-ti, and it
should be me I'd jump into the wa
ter." "Hut," .said his mother, " tin y
would Gsh yon up." "No, they wouldn't,
said he, " I wouldn't bite."
A reader sends us tin- following spec
imen of home wit: "Mamma," said a
youthful scion of our family, recently,
" you know what ale X means don't
you V " Why, yo, child, it means ale
of a superior quality." "Well, then,
mamma," continued the hopeful,
" don't you think on the same principle
one might call 31 r Durwin an ape X
(apex).
Albert Pike the Arkansas poet, fur
nishes the following distich on the sub
ject of the Jell, Davis scandal :
" W c are Panes of one Ifaiie.
In close Union on Earth;
Aud in Sections will ne'er be divided.
Our'.cause but slecpVf to wake- in a
berth,
Where the rights of tho ' lost' are
decided." ,
An old fellow who took part in the
late rebellion was one day blowing in
the village tavern to a crowd of admir
ing listeners, arid boasting of his many
bloody exploits, when he was interrupt-'
cd by the question : "I say, old Joe,
how many rebels did you kill during
the war V how many rebels did I kill
nir: how many did I kill? Well. I
don't know just 'zaetly how many; but
I know this much, I killed as many of
them as they did o' mo."
mvsmim go.iip.int.
MAIN!,
(ii;(;M.i:i)
1818.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Directors Office, No, 20 Court Street,
H OSTOX, M A SS A C 1 1 IN ETTS.
11 EX HY fT.OOKET President.
DANIEL SHARP. Vice President.
WitlTINU JI. JIULUSTKR Secretary.
This is among tho Oldest of New lUi
lauU Companies,
An t the l.uiveot Coin company Hxtant.
PURELY MUTUAL
1$ i v s (I v n 1 1 s II cm I a i v tl
A is si ci a B I v.
ON TUB
coriTRiBUTion plan,
AND AI'I'l.lKl) AITKIt TI1K SKCOND I'AYXiK.ST.
V Loan of lO per crnl. whin Desired.
POLICIES AUK NOT l-TillF KI I i:i in
the t'niuii Mutual Lite I nrMirarx'tr t'.-mj ;ui y !y
f'.iiStiro to j;iy the Pivmiinn '.vli'-n duo. hut ntv
f.u.U:.u. d in fcrcohy 'Itu NN FK FEIT I'KK
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th.- atri- .1
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l!i:' ii;;n i'f J . Uu Annual Priuiuuju wiil
ci ntii ut i?-i ii-v iu fvrc a ii Term Pnli v
Stb
ul I) vcurs.
ltates, Assets to Liabilities.
isr,c. c,r. lsf.s. if.o.
121 UT
121-01 121-j7 127 00
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L.issts pAti p-tVJ 201, li o) (Hi
I il TK 11 KST llK.t F.IVKI IM Lit KSS OK
Lossks Paii .111,180 1 4
Asskts Tins Datk Ovkr 6,000.000 00
Lussks Paid to Iatk 1,079,1.13 00
Diviuknds Pa ii in Cash to Datk...9"I,3I 8 55
iNsrn.WfK os 1 1,000 Policies
Is FoRfK ovr.n 30,000,030 00
Th is Company is not. restricted to invcstinf
it funds in the Mew Knboid Htati s. Fn in
tlm Ht.inrt of the Auditing ("onunitt, w find
Hint $1.01)0.000 i now bmiit'd upon I'shiti-a in
Ihu City of Chicago and nur llmrit.s where
rati-. of ititmt are nearly or quite equal
thoHc of tho Pacific t'oiit.
There is iiotliimj desirable in Life In
surance which cannot be secured
t by a Policy in the MUTUAL
LIFE 1XSUJIANCE COMPANY.
PACITIC HUAN( II OPl ici:,
S. W. Cor. Cal. and Kearney Streets,
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SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
H II JOHNSON C 0.,
General Managers, Pacific Coast.
H. 13. M O a
OREGON it WASHINGTON TERRITORY,
lort lit ucl.
MtfiP.Y T. UtLMDOLO'S
COMPOUND. FLUID
i:fra vt Catawba
Cowponriil Parts Fluid Extract film
bard and Klaid Extract Catawba
Grape J utre.
FOR LIVER COMPLAINTS, JAUNDICE,
PIILIOUS AFFECTIONS, KICK OR
NERVOUS HEADACHE, COS TI V'EXKKS,
Ac. PURELY VEOETARLK, CONTAIN
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These Pilld ar tho tiiOKt pleasant pur-gativi-,
f ii ported i rifj eatur oil, waits, mag
nesia. A-p. Thvre is nothing more iif(t-'jl-uhiw
t tho tutuatdi. Thsy ive tone, and
etiiii-i! neitlicr niiiiM-a nor ripin pains. Thuy
aru 'itup(i(icd of thrjincut imjndii ut. After a
few duyx' uco of th:in. fiwh aii in vioration if
the entiri! nyteui takfrt placo H to appear
niiraculiuM ti tho weak and enervated. II. T.
Ileluihidd'H Compound Fluid Extract Catawba
tSrapo Pills are riot Mifrar-eosttcd ; cuar-eoated
Pillf paM through the stomach without di--dv-in,
eoiieiiu n(lv du not produ-e the d-'fited
elUet. THE CATAWBA i R A PE PILLS,
beiii jdeii.iii t in tate and odor, do not
nere.-iiitutij tlieir lieiu cujrar-eoated, and are
prepared aeeorilio to Pharmacy and CheiiiH
try, and are not Patent Medh hitfj.
HENRY T. HELMBOLD'S
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COM POUND
Fluid Fxtruct Sarsaparilla.
Will radii-ally exiermiis.Oe fri.ui the pyrtein
Scrofula. Syphili., Ewer Sre.-, I'leer. Sore
Eye, Soru L-;h, Sore Muth, Sore Ileal,
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rpini: pp.epai::;h expressly tor
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.-uid b.r nil C..i5i'!ait:ti i'.c!.i,i,t to the Sex.
ivlioth.-r rtriitii; ft 'tii 1 u ii -.'ri'M-.n r habits of
lis tji.iti'iii. It i. f-reM-ribeil -xt i hively by the
in.i.'t initio tit Phv"i i.in and .Midwivesfor
L'u'Vehled aid Pelo-Jitd t.'onstituttoti."' of both
.Sexes and ail iie.
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cannot bo surpassed as a FACE WASH, and
will ba found the only specific remedy in every
species of Cutaneous Affection. It speedily
eradicate Pimples, Spots, Scorbutic Dryness,
Induration of the CiHuneou Membrane, etc.,
dispel RedneK und Incipient I n ll.itiitnai ion,
Hiven, Ilnbh. Moth Patches", Drynen of Scalp
or Skin. Front Miles, and all purposes for
which Salves or Ointments are used.
Full and explicit directions accompany tho
medicines,
Evidences of the most rosponsihlo and rcli
nble character furni.hud on application, with
hundreds of thousands of living witnesses, and
upward of .'10,000 unsolicited certificates and
recommendatory letters.
Henry T. ileimholri's Ccnulne Pre
parations. Sent to any address. Secure from observation.
Established upwards of TWENTY YEARS.
Sold by Druggists everywhere. Address letters
for information, iu confidence, to HENRY T.
HELMBOLD, Druggist and Chemist.
Only Depots: II. T. HELMRUliD'S Drug
and Chemical Warehouse, No 591 Broad way,
N. Y., or to H. T. HELM liOLD's Medical De
pot, 104 South Tenth Street, Philadelr. bia, Pa,
BEWARE OF COUNT KRFKM'S. Ask for
HENRY 1, HELMROLD'S. Take no Other.
G.-BrSTIILiE
DEALER IN
Groceries,
PROVISIONS,
C i a r a n d To ba c co9
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE &c.
DALLAS, oitr.r.ov.
T 3 U O C I I S IV T A 1,,
Forrntrlv "WESTERN HOTEL."
I Corner of First and Morrison Streets.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Messrs. 'SMITH & COOK
ff AVE TAKEN THIS WELL KNOWN
j Houfe and Refitted and Refurnished it.
throughout, uakintr it by far the REST HO
TEL IN PORTLAND.
N. 15.- Hot and Cold ths attached to the
Iluu-fo fur tho beiitfit of (JueKts.
SMITH t COOK,
Proprietors.
Portland, April 11, 1S70. 7:tf
DALLAS LIVERY. FEED & SALE
teSTABLEa
Cor. Main and Court Streets,
Thcs. G. Richmond, Proprietor.
HAVING PURCHASE!
Stand of Mr A. II. Wl
hitler, wo have re
fitted and re stocked it in ei?h a manner as
will satisfactorily meet every want of the cum
in u ii it v.
ilu;;ie, viable or double. Harks, Con
cord Wagons, etc, etc..
Furnished at all hour, day or night, on
fhort notice.
Superior Saddle Horses. let by the
Iay or VT-cfc.
TERF.1S, KDASOWAHLE.
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DRUG STORE.
(rtlittit Corner Main and SZllI S-ts.,
DALLAS, OC;X.
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AVING PURCIIASKD th OLD STAND
lortuerlv belonging to W. S. Robb, and
wihtrg I live and let live. we. will sell at lw
rate?, FOR CASH, everything iu our liue:
And all kinds of PURE LIQUORS, put up
expressly for Medicinal use.
IMUtFUMKIUK ' OF AlIi KINDS.
Ahfl, Soda.
Cream Tartar,
Sah'iafus. Sago,
Bird Seed,
Paint, Oda,
Varnishes, Brushes,
Domestic Dyes,
Washing Powderst
And everything else that is kept in a FIRST
CLASS DRUG STORE.
1 NICilOI.S A; CO.VIK Druggists.
The standard remedy for Coiiqlls, In
llucnza, Sore Throat, Whooping
t'oujih. Croup, l.lver Complaint,
Hronchltis, llletMliii"; of -the
l.uiis, and every aireetiou nf the
Throat, l.un and Chest, Includ
in Co Miinpllon.
lstars llilsam doesi not dry up
n Couh, but looiseiiM it, cleanses
the I.uns. allays Irritation, thus
removing the cause of the com
plaint. V'one frenuine tmlCB fclii-
ed I. miT rx. Prepared by Si; I II
u. i oivi i: mn. itoston.
Sold by IIHIniNOTN, . 1HS
TIJTTiill t CO., San I'raiicl.co,
aud by dealers generally. 16-Iy
Jr. C L A ft IVS I.omlou
Kcmedics,
F0R SPECIAL COMPLAINTS."
Whn. CLARK'S IKVIGORATOR giret
Jkl-etrerjgtb to the aged and debilited. " It it
especially designed for young men who bave
wasted their vigor by excesses of every kind,
and all persona whose system have become
weak by imprudence, are completely restored
by its use. Price One Dollar.
TThR. CLARK'S TURIFIER cleans the
XL' blood frorn all impurities; such as Scrof
ula, Syphilis, Mercurial Rheumatism, Humors
of every sort. Bad Breath. Offentive Pers
piration, Foul Feet, Catarrh, Discbarges from
tbe ear, Sore Eyes, Sore Throat, Falling of tbe
Hair, Ulcers, Boils, Pimples, Blotches, and all
diseases of tbe Skin. It is also beneficial in
di.ea8es of tbe Lungs and Digestive Organs.
Price One Dollar.
R. CLARKE'S PANACEA relieves
pain of every description; Headache,
Earache, Toothache, Stomacltf e, Backache,
Pains in the Breast and LiinV ft h In valn
ablo remedy 'Th aiiilDisorderi', and no
family should bo wiihGut it. Price One Dollar,
'lhli. CLARK'S ELIXIR is a cartain cure
.iLJJfor all weakness of tbe Geiiito-Urinaiy
Organs, and discharges of a muco purulent
nature, Leueonbacfij, Gonhorrboea, Sperma
torrhoea, und Seminal Weakness, are speedily
cured by its ue. Price One Dollar.
B. CLARK'S REGULATOR, for females
only, is guaranteed to correct all special
irregularities of ff ingle Ladies. Married La
dies are accustomed not to u?e it when iu a
certain condition, as its effects would be too
powerful. Price One Dollar.
All of these celebrated remedies arc prepared
from Fluid Extract, under our immediate
supervision, and are warranted fresh and pure .
All a filleted persons ibould send a careful!
written statement of their ailments to Dr.
(lark, and the proper remedy will be sent
to their address. Dr. CJark can be consulted
p rsunaUy at his ofSe, and will furnish all tl,
necessary accommodation to patients who
plaee themselves under his care. AH btti
adddres-ed. IR. J. CLALK
OCiice, 1,270, Broadway, New V. i
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For a few cents you can buy
of your (iroccr or Druggist a
aclinic of SEA MOSS FARIXE,
made from pnro Irish Moss, or
Carrageen, which will mafco
sixteen quarts of I51anc Mange,
and a like qnsntity of Futl
tliiigs, Custards, Creams, Char
lotte Kusse, Vc. It is tho
cheapest, healthiest, and most
delicious food in (he world. It
makes a splendid Dessert, and
has no equal as a light and
delicate food for Invalids aud
Children.
A Glorious Change ! !
Trir: ,kkat world's toxic.
Plantation Bitters.
- Tiiis wonilci'fEiI vrjfotaftlo
rosioralivc is tUc sIictrS-aiB"-ciar
of tlfic fee!! at?;l clcI:si,
!::.;cd. As n tonic mi.l cordial
for flso asrcjl ::si J I:;:2jsjicl, ft
h.v no cquuI n:2ac:2;j Kjom
arlaics. As :i roxactly Tor tEao
ncri'ous weakness to ivliacli
woKaeia arc .especially ssalj
jict, it is sss2cr.Hcilia5 every
oilier sSiniHlant. In all Cli
intatrs, tropical, tosnpcrRfe,
or frigid, ii acts as a specific
ia every species of disorder
uhicli iiadersniaes tSie rosJily
strength and l;reahs down the
animal spirits, For sale by
all Druggists.
25-ly
HAVIXO PUKCHASKD A LARGE A Nil
complete Stock of OENKUAL MKll.
C1IANDIZE, consisting in part of
Iry dloods,
firocerics,
Gla, Cucciisivarr,
Tobacco, :iars,
And all nrticlos found In GENERAL VARI
ETY hTOUE, I would rcopectfully call the
attention of tho I'oblio to my Eetablishmcnt,
Highest Cash price paid for
1 UKS AND l'ELTRY.
R. A. RAY,
Eola, Po!k Co., Ocn.
LL KIS'DS OF SEWING DONE ON
Short Notice by Mrs. Celieie, Elliberry,
Waymire's Mill, Dallas. ,
near