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, 1844-02-17
Vol. El1.--EO. 10.
Politics in OREGON.

Under the above striking caption
we find the following paragraph in
an exchange paper. The truth Of il
will not be doubted by any one &C
quainted with the enthusiastic GIL
PIN. 1t isa pretty thing in politics
equally gratifying 10 both PARTIES
partaking. ASH does, more Of the TO
,Hance OF patriotism than of the pre-
JUDGES Of psriy.-Missourian.
an n of the Prairie sketches Of
the Picaypne. we find related an in
cIdent Of a political character, which
occurred atRock Independence. On
the remarkable rock, says the writer,
in the course Of the afternoon, We
painted the name of Henry Clay in
large letters. Our paint was a boil
ed mixture OF powder, buffalo grouse
and glue, which resists the action of
the rain snd wind with great tenac-
i'y. This was on the s2nd day Of
and when we returned to the
same place in September, we found
The Name of Martin Van Buren, three
times as large. placed over our TO-
scriP;ion "by WIN. Glpin." Gilpin
was some w" or three years since
editor Of the st. Louis Argus, and
followed Us cut in company with
Young Lieut.. Fremont, the topo-
graphical engineer. Finding the
name Of Clay on the Rock, he deter
not to I've outdone in advan-
ing the interests of his party, and
~ went Martin Van Buren,, in MAN.
mouth c~Gpi'als, over the head Of
Clay. II stnry shows how
- ar WAS once carried into Africa, and
lis chapter may record how politics
's,e bsen promulgated in the Rocky
, 1844-02-17

Re5e2}iovs NoDrment IN Hartford
/ COUNTY. HarlhnL.-Ths Baltimore
American Of the s0th says: 1t is we'll
known that there is a party in Hart
ford county in this State. who are o.
pcnly opposed to the payment ofTax-
50. and that their organ in that coun-
'ty, tbs Be!-Air Republican, has for
soue time past had COR the motto Of
its editorial head the shameless and
wicked declaration comprised 10 the
words No Tazes.' 1t would appear
that Il practical application of the
principle thus avowed has recently
been made. to tho subversion of thu
law b. open violence We learn by
s letter from 4 gentleman residing ia
Hartford county that 4 rebellious at
tempt was made IN one Of tho dis
tricLs Of TIA: county las! week, which
proved ,ttectual. to prevent the Tax
Collector from selling the property Of
4 mat who had repeatedly refused TO
pay bis taxes. Passing over the re-
marks contained is the letter 10 rele-
rIaa to car,aIn individuals named
therein. uho are said TO DE at the
bottom OF the afsir, we give the
writer's account Of this ~disgraceful
occurrence in his own words:
- few days AGO, when the Co!lec-
rOr atirmDted 10 sell some property
IN The injected district, he was forci-
tjy s'oyPei. Written notices were
5 uck up, threatening Violence 10 any
one wEo shou.d dare TO bid. The
Collector attempted TO do his duty,
and 4 resciute individual bid for the
properly. 4 mob of some fifty men
Immediately rushed upsn him, and
the cry was-"RH him, Kill him, Kill
Oue attempted TO dash cut
his brains wish large stone, and an
other 10 strike at him with oludseon.
lie managed To escape. and vas cha
sed oil lie ground. The Collector
dared not perform his duty, and the
law is now set at defiance and a por-
tim Of Hartford is in open rebellion.
| understand that application has been
made 10 tho Executive for the pro.
Of an armed force"
, 1844-02-17
The Huntsznan's SoEE.

Some love to roam DER the dark sen foam,
Where tho shrilI winds whistle free
But a chosen band in a mountain land,
And 4 If. in the woods, for me,
When morning beams Ger the mountain
streams,
Oh. msrrily forth VIC go,
To follow the stag to his slippery crag,
And chase the bounding roe.
The deer VIC mark through the forest dark
And tie prowl;ng wolf We track;
And Tor righ, good cheer, in the wild woods
here,
o, why should 4 hunter lack?
For with steady aim ut the bounding game,
And hearts that fear no Zoe,
To the Garksone glade in the forest shade
Oh. marriiv forth we 20.
, 1844-02-17

UI IN Choosing Terts.-A young
preacher IN the me OF James /. was
appointed 10 hold forth before the
Wee Chancellor and heads Of Cole
yes OF Oxford, and chose tor his text,
IfAGn cGanot ye wa;ch hour?
which carried a personal aiIus!0n, Tor
the Vice Chancellor happened TO be
one OF those heavy headed persons
VINO cannot attend church without
falling asleep. The preacher. repeat
ing his text III an empuati: mauHer,
al The END OF every DIVISION Ct bis
discourse, the unfortunate Wee Chan
ceilur as often awoke that al! present
could see the Joke. The Vice Chan
ceilUr was So nettied at the disturb
ance he had mel WIN, and the talh il
occasIoned, thai he complained TO the
Archbishop OF Canterbury, who Iu-
medlatsIy cent Tor the young radE IS
rcproye n!m Tor what he had done
III the cS.,-- OF the conference which
~sSuGu tClN tCl lIiC IAI4GNiS AINLl-
bishop and the young preacher, the
latter gave SO many proofs Of has VIZ
and good sense that his Grace pro
cured hIm the honor Of preacn'n. be-
tore the King. Here, also Le n.d
his Joke: he gave out hts ext in these
words, l.Jaues, Vi: bGrsraYt, Which,
O. course, every body present s~w
TO be a stroke Al the mdcclslve cuur.
acter OF the monarch. Jamts, equally
quick sighted exclaimed, he IS 0tme
dlreGiy. But he was On the Whole
so we'll pleased with tins clerical wag
as 10 make him one OF lis cnampiaIas
IN ordinary. lie afterwards wehI
10 Oxford, and preached 4 fare
well sermon on lie text, Sleep on
AOiC, and take yOur resi-.
, 1844-02-17
A. scene IL Maj. Jones. Courtsf,ip.
THE RECONCILIATION.

Mir Jones is a Georgia Major
and in love with a Gco-la girl. Hs
letters 10 the editor give some CAPITA!
descriptions of tie progress OF love
in his heart the hopes. and fears.
and doubts. and shadows that too Of
ten cloud it, and the fervent antlclPa-
tons Of 4 happy winding up. Fn-
some time previous tn writing the fol
loving letter, lie had been IN tn"
dumps. \ travelling Pedagoguc. nam
Cd Cro'chett, had visited Miai Mary.
the Majors sweetheart; and in con
sequence Of centecl dress, 4 lew ei!i
extras. and a tall tale about his tath-
er's wealth and his own expeditions,
had got the girl to counting and low
ing him pretty smartiy, greatly to the
exclusion and modification OF Mayor
Jones. CrotcheIt. however, was
soon found out 10 be 4 rascal IN the
disguise Of a wealthy man, and had
been published in the newspapers as
a ~swindler. The advertisement N
mediately caused Croichett TO be
dropped by the very respectable Peo-
pie who always respected every body
no matter who they were. Who have
got money, no odds by what accident
or rascalily they got it, and who have
not yet been publicly branded. Ma
jor Jones had stopped visiting Miss
Mary entirely, as many others trout
led with the affection of the heart
called love. frequently do when their
love IS most true and fervent. MISS
Mary's mother, however. brought
every thing right, as kind hearted old
folks always can do, and Miss Mary
herself has soothed the Major into all
his former dreams Of happiness and
her. We wish them good luck and a
speedy wedding, and congratulate
every body, every where. on the TACT
tina, Pineyille, Georgia, is the only
place where men of sense and merit
are ever thought Of being cast aside
in the hope of getting seme poor
popinjay whose only merit is money
and fine clothes. or a profession which
enables him to live by his wit rather
than by honest labor. May all cases
like the Majors have speedily a like
happy ending.
, 1844-02-17

Uooli.a Fac.orieS IN Michigan
We copy tie following interesting
tact from the Detroit Daily Adverts
ser:-lt is but FIVE years since the
subject of woci-growing was ngitated
in this State through the newspapers.
Now We are beginning to realize some
Of the advantages that were then
predicted. Oar Peninsula tas its
half million Of sheep, and many WOOL
len Factories will soon be started, if
the Tariffs lefl unmolssted. In some
sections, foundations are already laid
for the suPegsIructure. and IN others
large ml.ls are erected. One has gone
up I: Ipsllanti, one at Ana Harbor,
one at Scio, one at Pontiac, 4 very
extensive one a! Marshall, and the
last Grand River Times announces
The completion Of one at the Rapids
Of 100 feet in length, 70: which the
machinery had arrived. These will
make a home market for a staple for
which no other climate is better a6-
aptsd than Michigan.
, 1844-02-17

A Nr,v Prophet and EIag.-The
Dufsto Commercial speaks OF a new
prophet who has arisen IN that city.
He is en- Ethiopian, who pradicts the
entire destruction of the whites on cI
before the 10Th OF April 1914, and
the restoration of the colOred race 10
supreme power. lie is to be Hing
and his wIte Queen under tie new
order OF things. HIS palace is 10 he
IN Richmond Va, and John Tyler
and the Capitol are both 10 he ovsr-
whelmed! lie says the Savior made
hun this revelation SIX years ago
that Miller t.as but a very imperfect
comprehension OF the ProphecIes and
that the ALo,Itienists are entirely Ig-
noraut OF the manner / n which the
slaves bonds are 10 he broken. He
starts to Rlchmsnd next month, TO
the great IsSue! The CONNER
cial bespeaks for HIS Majesty a grs-
clous reception.
, 1844-02-17
western Life.

But few eastern people know any
thing OF the settlers OF the v est
The following humorous extract from
a work called the New Purchase
will give a little idea OF 1t:
Terrifying q Bedr.-'When we
first settled down on iilggenses bot
tom, there was Do mills IN these parts.
and SO We packed all our bread sluils
from over there at Nood'l about
once n month or whereabouts, NE 60
Ing II day and comm back the next
day, and nay ole woman 4 staying IN
the CABIN I'll | gifts back. The In
Jins were mostly gone, but s'ra2ilh
ones kept comm on and oil, but tho
they were harmless ike, folks vas 4
little GuJus and GIdn'I want their COM
pany; and my ole woman she always
shot the door al night and sort o
dTawd the bedside agin 1t. Well, SO
n night | was away for meal, and
she bethou.ht as how she'd render
off her fat; and SO she OILS with the
great pot--that n your ole woman,
neighbor Ashford, borrowed last
year TO bile sugar IN; and she Puts in
ner fat and begias heaten 1t; when
what does she hear all at once on a
sudden, but a powerful trampIin
round the cabin! Maybe says she
10 herself, its some poor lnjIn wants
TO come in!-when all at once the
;ramplin stopt and ssmstAin begins a
, 1844-02-17
Rock Of

ksOCEt OF
This rock. as its name imports. is
mountain of stone. rising abrupt,
iron the sea. at the southern extrem
lty of Spain. 1t is separated into
distinct parts by 4 lofty ridge, whic!
beginning abruptly at the northern
extremity. rises still higher till it ha.
reached an elevation Of 1900 feet
thence declining gradually and ter
miBating at Europe point, the south.
ern extreme of Europe.
1t is AT the entrance of the narrow
passage which unites the Meaiterra,
mean with TIE Atlantic. and forms a
cape Of about 10 miles long, and a
mile and a half wide, which is united
with the main land Ct Spain. bv q
narrow strip ut land hardly more
than half n mile wide. Towards the
land the rock forms q steep wall
which. al It's most eastern part. is 30
feet high. but decreases towards the
west. The sides towards the sea
are not so plrpendicuIar, although
very steep; and upon the western
side near lie rock hes the city. The
port is formed by a stone dyke, call,
cd the devils tongue; covered with
batteries which stretch far into the
sea, and make TIE place impregnabIe
on TINT SIDE.
SIHce the ever memorable three
years defence of the fortress by j H.
OF U779) to G782) against the com
b'nad naval powers OF France and
SPAN, ibGltar has ueen considered
the strongest place IN The world. The
siege cost tie as,aIiantS more than
10000 men. lGO vessels. and $4,000,
900 OF Tx d-llars.
E-gland has spent enormous sums
IN fo~rtI!yIng thIs place, and has thus
become tie toorkeeper Of the Med!-
~terrGreau. Gibraltar was Of great
use TO her when she was threatened
by the Pra@ess, The genius, IND the
fortune OF Napoleon.
Size has fortified and ~eIcavated the
rock in Its whole circumference.-'
The sUbterranean magazines, bate
res, barracks, &c. are connected by
galleries and passages IN the rock
From the outside Tie G~e.euces are
invisible, and It Is only by HE aid Of
a glass that YOU a perceive the
loup-holes On the high side of tie
rock. Provisions aud ammunition
sufficient Tor 4 garrison oil 1900 men
for several years, are preserved IN
dry subtsrraneau caverns. and good
well wafer which springs p~,otusely
the rocks, is accumulated IN 4
reservoir Of ECO feet deep. 1t is the
strongest place IN the world.
Gibraltar was captured frcm the
by tue English Admiral
Rookie, WHO had been sent to BARGE
.oua IN tie struggle for the Spanish
Crown. 1904, having failed IN his main
and dreadiag the popular cen
at home, he Determined to attack
Gibraltar. 1900 English and Eu,ch
landed on the beach. lie fortress was
TO Surrender, and on re-
ceivIn. a refusal, the batteries were
,pened, md tie Spaniards were even
'uallv driven from their guns. and
.orced to submit. The capture was
considered so small a matter at the
lime, that the English Parliament re-
used a vote OF thanks 10 The captors.
-IAlexander's Messenger.
, 1844-02-17
EY I. ADAMS.
TERMS OF PUBLICATION.

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, 1844-02-17
Iron ORE.-The Grand RIVER

nun ChF'-I uS O!OEU iS.bcI
Chrenlcle Of the 25th ut, saws:
"Our worthy fellow citizen. Mr..
Samuel 4. Todd. who lives upon the
west branch of Grand River, about
five miles from Tins place, IN exCava-
ting the earth, i few days since. tor
the purpose ST ruliGiag an Ice-hoGse,
struck upon an extensive bed OF iron
ore Of excellent quality. 4 gentle
man who has neen for many wears
engaged in the manufacturing # IRON.
has since visited tie spot, and pro
ncuHces the ore to be nfthe very best
kind for castu-,, and Ir~exnaustlble
in quantity. Il Is situated Miihin 5
few yards oi one Of the best watsf
powers in upper Missouri. with e1-
iensive timber bottoms - support 1t.
and IN the viciu,ty Of large ueds %
stone coal ota superior quality. IL.
iinrd. the gentleman referred TO d.
tove, says that the site presents u
combination OF advantages for the
manufacture OF iron superior 10 any
he has ever seen IN the Western cour-
try, and in the hands Of an en,erpr,-
sing capitalist could be made i'm,
mensely valuable.
, 1844-02-17
Rates of Advertising.

One square, of Is lines or less, for the frs
insertion. 81; for each subsequent insertion fiji
" cents. A reasonable deduction made TO
those who advertise by the year.
Communication or advertisement ola per
sonal nature (whon admissible,) will he charg-
ed double the usual rates, and payable invarla-
bly, in advance.
q For announcing candidates, 50 each,
invariably in Advance.
TAdvertisements except for yearly adver-
Users. J should in all cases no accompanied by
written directions, as to the number of inser-
tons: if not, they'will be published till forbid,
and payment exacted.
, 1844-02-17
PINEvlLLE, Dec. 5th, 1912.

FILTsLt DN~' wy
To Mr.. THoMpsoN-Dear Sir: |
do believe last week was the longest
one ever was. 1t seemed TO me the
axletree Of the world wanted greasln,
or something or other was out o fix,
for II didn't seem to turn round half
, 1844-02-17

is better. but they is bominable sore
VT, so you must excuse bad spelIin
and bad wrltin this time.
, 1844-02-17

The cost OF getting up Harper's
Pictorial Bible has been Sl50,OO0.
Artists have been engaged upon the
plates isr Eve or six years.
, 1844-02-17
Authorized agents for the Radical

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, 1844-02-17
Your friend, ill death,
JOS. JONES.

P. S. | wish you ceuld come down
to PIneville 10 Crismus. | don't thIEk
| will get married so soon as that, but
we're gwine 10 have grand flower
doins down here, then Eve got some
gobblers so fat thai the feathers won't
hardly stick in 'em of a warm day.
We're gwine to have one of 'em for
dinner, and the StallIonses is all gwine
to take dinner with US. NV fingers
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en- odB aber nad 96[au bieier Sri Ie nit mebr no
tb9 bdten, flt Su bemiben ST eruarte 8ertdrfun9en
dMd oen Sbelen oeS StddtPS uno rUeroe ben Erie6en
um leoen reis erSptn9en, tUenn d Die O1ebeDen nit
Serftreuen fOIten.
Cine unterrebuns fanb stpiI,en Dem Sd,eri, alber-
man, p1I1Her uno Sanoers, oen 9ihtern Sing uno 60
mes Itott, tUelde gum Helutat bate, bag Der @erfF
rem SurudSuSieben.
Gin @rpre0er wurbe frib an cte1em Wporaen mad,
1S1ldn9ton 9eftdt, unt ben grdIoent al er1llcbelr
oaB ben Ser. ruppen Der 8efebl erbeit per-
De, bIerber Su ellen uno Die Sebbroen Sl unterlsen.
. es q d. mt mtrta9s Die Gruppen Gno pom
E1mptplase ab9e9an9en. Der Nobel jaudst. @cuuer-
neur pcrter 1T bier an9efcmmen uno bat cine erufe
proclamation erlaRtu Sen. attsrion erbiet Die ae-
meIrnlten 8efebe pom 9ouperneur, jeoen neuen NuS-
brutt ucn uuruheu nit @emaIt Der Wafftn su inter
|orllfen.
ten unger eeute Der ST. paulsfire, an Ger IOten u.
etr!t'anItraile, in Der 9bid oteiebe ju 5ertbren,
tpuroen aber tn furSer @ntfernuu9 o1pon ab9ebaten
nno gu frteoltderer @ellnuuu9 iiberrebet.
m 8 ten blieb aIes rubia, ieept perurIad,te bic
t!rtdt Dap DIE 2ruppen Sefehl crbalten bdtten, oen
o'ltr'tt SoutbWart iu beiesen, etn9e @dbruug.
Oe bier ongefcmmenen Sruppen betehen aus fol-
gcnoem @rts uno Sweite MonteomerD Irocp; llnicn
@raD 9lrtlllerie llnion NfIss McntacmerD 5uaros
safoD'te Siues 9iOrborou9b Noluntairs lluO IBafs
bn9ten Straps BON Went9OnlerD Counts. 9dmmtlid,e
ecmpa9nen 9ehoren Sl: eriten DiuiIon. 6erner Ilub
'"H<t 49, -, Ivy Sou'V "~'CoP oUH OeE %eH O0tlG-
OH 800 Wann Ser. Staaten Sclbateu ben Sort Miff.
ltn uno WcjoenrD, neblt 100 Manu reeuocr Der. St.
NrtiHere.
gSer ma9es fetn? Die pbilaoclpbia @act.
te fag bag Der anfllhrer ser atius I'M lebten 9uf-
itanoe Elm Stcat6beamter iei. . 49,. :, .'.''".
Cine Ser rtped d1 8 lung. Or getton bon Ser
mantDwn, Sefretdr Der oort9en Jatiu9elealdaft fam,
bon Ger Saeroe aetrlebeu, Die eloen oes Gage III Dol
Ter Operation Su ben, berber, uno p(oslid) muroe er
IN Sontbmart er9rlhen unc nad ben B1rtun Warft
aehlcppt. Socn it man i'm 8esriffe, bu an bem ocr-
ten erriheteu @algen au3ufnupfen ais man td, ib,r-
5sust oae man ntd1t Den Sen. @aowalaoer, IonOern
Wr. 0ettcn Dor Id) hattie. .[
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Der Serteht uber bic unruben tu Sputbtpart red1t
be uhr III Der 9adDt pom g.. Don pO all feiNe tprite-
re M0roerild1e suftrltte itattfauoeil.
Das oeatd,e Battalion, wotunter S,pei @onpaQuieu
Aerttaner So9en d'Detseno uno in elter Soalun9 au
oen SanlpfpaB. 3etle MIR paate man gerruHn1hunoe
9e9en oalelbt ansSuipreden uno Der Nermebruua Der
Strettrdfte eurd oiee Shaar, ,rro Die ernere Nube
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auf ocn poiten. 's''
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tr'f neue Sortehrnn9en Su enem usrSpeelten &au,ps
fe Siele Veu9tert9e beu,en Den Srt Der 3erlf6rura
uno beS Wcroes ilberaa ifOBt man ouf belaoene a-
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pas oerb ater bic Aufitte ouspra tpurce anaeqrif-
fen Hno aaf idredlle Wele miBhancelt einelr, an
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bat man etneR gasen errhtet, ait benz ibn bic Natos
hdn9en rOclen, rreun fe ieiner babbaft werben.
u IN 10 nbr. Cine unaeheure Berf,mmIuno Der
9lufrubrer Dro am Bartens Martt qebalten $1,000
perirnen baben I'D, uerlammelt. Beidae ,percen ae-
tact, sponad oe Wtdr6 BEN Diftrft uerlaen icllen
Die aloermdpner uno gommiilcners bes Dttufts
interbanclen NIT oem Sderiff, melder bre 8erflde-
rung, ba8 Die Rube ourd, cine Nreoeusppli,ei an Der
Steas Der Srnppen, 9ebauobabt perpen nnroe, @ebor
fhentt. Deputatlcnen bon Natius eriaden Sen. pat
ter.sn ben SeeM ~ ertheilen DnB oas Wt6r bic Sir
d)e nnb ben Ottrft Soutbmarf rdnmen lceu, oaB (Ie
fur Die fernere nbe uuc Sronuas teben unD ben Rot
Seritreuen fpitroeu. Sen. Ddteron aab CUR Nntport
lea8 er ben ebeen bic lbr 3eit lafe, G ju sertreu
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Diefes 8latt it poais Der GummeIplae Der @emein-
belt uno aafanoelOfsfet sepcrben. @s it bic unret>
hiefr Stact umO rlmeeeene rpdlsen. 90 enbdlt Die
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