, 1857-10-02
The Oregon Mail.

since ls4O. Widely known and uniVer-
sally respected, his LIE viii occupy page
in the history Of the early settlement Of
Oregon.
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Ane oregon otA'e Oons'''utlonAi No"-
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leth u'1 we VIII enueA.or 70 PuoN'u 'ne
constitution next week. referring 70 tne
adjournment OF the convention, the Pacific
AJyo,ot, NJ the 9Ist nit saws
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From tue nrS' Tue O'nTeutlou a'o'ueu
any discussion ol s,a.eIy. Dy must u tue
members 1t seemed 70 oe uhuersIoou tna'
tne slavery question "ou'u oo SucIil''eeu "
M tne 'oIe's no sepaia@ ProPo'.'i0n, anI
.nat, therefore, no.nius Woulu oe e"'Heu
oy us uiscuSSlon III 'ne Non'en''o"'
The constitution was adopted as whole,
immediately before the adjournment. by n
ro,o % a5 70 II which is 10 bo snbmi,toa
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70 tue Psop'e i0r 'ueir ueceP'1nce Ut reJec'
ton, on the second Monday OF November
next.
Tbo o,,no,,;an of So,, oe,b s.u.
!, -, - $50, y P~
Anete mas never oeen = Perlou III 'he MS
Substantial improvements going forward as
tho present The only fear Is Thai Ihev
NAV progress too fastS -
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we are informed Dy Mr. .. w. berry, OF
Logahspors' lnuiana' VINO nus Just arrived
across the plans that mere are nVe nun,
area wagons ana eooat hlteeh n9nurea
emlgrahtS c" roH'e lor oregon lie ielt
the oregon emigrants at Bear riVer' VINO
were coming on tue fort bridger OF north
ern route. Inc party were well armed,
ana prepared ior any emergency with the
Indians Ihey had large amount OF hhe
stock. winch was lngood order. Inc grass
lef, t6e train no d;lTicuI,v Ind occnrrod ex.
cent A little fight with The Stony Indians
on Sweetwater eight miles from Deyi,s
Gate Four whites were killed and be.
tween twenty and thirty Indians The
whites drove the Indians hack Mr. r
informs ms that he met fourteen hundred
United States troops between Forts Kear.
ney and Laramie. ON the way to Salt Lake
-Orsgonian
80 =, Z, l-A
NJ through The perseverlng energy
Of den, Joseph Lane a small oand oi In,
dams, which has annoyed and harrassed
the settlers oil Umpqua alley during the
war, anu SINCE its termination, mas oeen
brought ~ and win be taken TO the reserve.
almost exceeds belief Impelled by an i'm.
placable spirit of revenge, they have been
acIlye ano unceaslgg IN oesIroylns Ine pro
t"as To - o.Io. - % tent bsd tSair a. a.
,,r"dst;ons boen 90 c",r;ad tbot some If The
sat,1srs u ;.oI,toa Do,,;ons oF IrO,Dcno
Vailov ware . co-ooJ a. "hsndon tho;r hdnios
:, J,ck,onr;JI. IL IJSrsIJ 81 IA
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STATISTICS OF OREGoN.-ln late num-
Der OF the Oregon Statesman, we find some
very valuable statistics relative TO the pro-
ducts Of that Territory. Her population
is $4,000. During the past year she has
shipped TO California $1,000 barrels Of
flour, or one for every man, woman and
child in the Territory. Of bacon and pork,
5000, OOOpounds have been shipped. There
were shipped 250,OO0 pounds Of butter;
%, 900 bushels OF apples; SAC, 900 worth Of
chickens aud eggs; $500, 600 worth Of lum-
Der; $4,000 worth Of fruit trees; $4,000
head OF cattle, and $1,000 worth Of pota-
toes and onions--all Of the value Of about
three millions two hundred thousand dol
lars.
~ A corresnondsn. ~ IN. S,o,,,mo.
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"rlung from Deer Creek, DouglaSs' county