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GRADON 4 STUDERUS,

XMAGoN, CARRIAGE AND BUGGY MANU-
w facturcrs-Front street, Portland, at North
end of the Bridge, nearly opposite Besser's Saw
mill (Shop formerly occupied by Hay & Gradon.)
Wagons gn OF every DESCRIPTION maze 10 Gfder
ly
, 1862-04-05
BUTLER, e. BRO

DIONEER HATTERS, Portland, Oregon-Manu
i facture to order, and have on hand, every des-
cripton of Hat to be found in San Francisco.
Give a call, or send your measure, and you
shall be fairly dealt with. ly
, 1862-04-05
CAIN & NUGENT,
CHARLES HERZOG

TTORNEYS AT LAW, Walla Walla, w. t.
| Office, near the residence OF A. j. Cain. 2y
, 1862-04-05
HENRY LAW.

EORWARDING AND COMMISSION Merchant,
IL Front street. Portland, Oregon.
Importer and dealer in Eastern Wagon Timber,
Hubs, Spokes Feloes &C.
Also on hand and for sale General Assortment
of Oregon Produce.
A constant supply of the Celebrated Standard
Mills Flour on hand and for sale in lots to suit.
1v
, 1862-04-05
R. r. ALLEN,
w. PHILLIPS,
j. w. COOK,

MANUFACTURER and Wholesale and Retail
WI Dealer in Tents, Awnings, Wagon Covers
Ceilings and Sacks Portland, Oregon.
order.
Flour and Grain Sacks constantly on hand and
made to order.
Orders from distance promptly attended to-
All orders made retlrnabe by the first conveyance
ly
, 1862-04-05

A TrORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
"A Portland, Oregon.
aag- Office on Washington street, second door
above First street. ~
, 1862-04-05

New PACK TRAIL TO THE DALLEs.-Capt.
A. P. Ankeny, one of our most enterprising citi-
zens, has been engaged for the last few days in
getting money subscribed among our business
men for the purpose of making good and sub
stantial pack trail from this city to the Dalles.
He proposes to run the same by the way of Sandy
and thence along the Columbia river on the Ore
gon side. The Captain proposes to start over the
proposed route for the purpose of an examination
tomorrow. He has been quite successful in OBJ
tanning subscribers; already over three thousand
dollars have been raised but we are informed
that it will require at least some seven thousand
dollars for the completion of the work. 1t is SUD-
posed, however, that our neighboring counties
will contribute literally toward the enterprise. as
they will derive an equal benefit for nearly all
the stock which is driven into the mines will have
to be taken over the trail. Capt Ankeny will let
the work out by contract, and no money will be
required from the subscribers until the trail is ac-
cepted by a committee, consisting of Messrs. E.
L. Quimby, A. c. r. Shaw and r. ]. Iadd. 1t
is hoped that the next Legislature will pass law
for making the above State wagon road,-Ore-
gonidn
, 1862-04-05
DR. j. A. MULLAN,
WALTER w. JOHNSON.
f. HAMILT ON,

NIVIL ENGINEER. United States Deputy Sur
u veylr for Donation claims, Walla Walla. ly
, 1862-04-05
/. VILOTT,
DR.. j. G. GLENN,

DENTIsT. Office on Front street, between Nor
Jan. g. 1862. ems
, 1862-04-05
DR.. |. Ii. HARRIS

~ Job Work must be paid for before it is ta-
ken from the office
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WAsugNGT0N, March Silt has already
been stated that the Secretary OF the Treasury
has issued instructions 90 treasury agents, col
Iectors and surveyors. on tae ONO and AlssIs-
sippi rivers, dispensing with applications 20 the
Secretary for licenses 90 trade, and authorizing
the shipment OF all goods Lot intended Ioi cid to
the rebellion toa.l places occupied 10y our forces
in the valley States. The Secretary, In his re-
cent letter of instructions, says: IoU viii here
after cease collecting any perceu age of ices rof
permitting the transit or exchange Of mereEau-
disc between the citizens Of loyai States and
loyal citizens OF IlsurTeCriousry portions 5l the
country occupied 0I controlled By She forces 1r
the United States, other than the usual cEar-
Of twenty cents for each permit So granted.
You VIII make 40 charge uoT perm for mer.
ehandisa forwarded from amy place ln @ loyal
state to another ia the same or other like State,
nor exercise any supervision over the trade 0I
such States, except such as may DE- necessary
TO prevent supplies OF any description IOm being
furnished TO the Insurgents. 1t is Furthermore
directed that no permits be gTau,e for any az
ticles forbidden BY the military authorities 10 be
transported into any territory occupied by tue
forces Of the United States.
FORTRESS MONROE, March 5I-Iae asatler
here to-day is unpleasant and rainy.
The King Philip a.Wad from Washington
this afternoon, With Vice President Ham-iu OIL
BOARD, the select committee on naval auHlTs, and
several other Senators and Representatives, and
invited guests. Thepa.iy WiliretuIu tomorrow.
ST. JoIINs, n. r, March 5i.-Iuls nsIBor
is completely blocked up gSI5a ice. No mails
have been received here or departed hence for
s4a last SIX weeks. 4 large steamer passed here
Ells morning, forcing her way through a dense
pack of ice.
WAsHsGrox. March 81. The guu5oat
Bimvills arrived at the navy yard wharf gbis
morning, having left ST. Augustine on the 15t4.
sao brings tae bodies OF Capt Budd, OF the
Penguin, and Capt. Aa;heT, who We're both El-.-
ed at Mosquito inlet.
When tie Bisnville left, the general impression
was that the people ol Florida were returning TO
their loyalty, and the rebel troops had either all
left or vera making their way to o.agT Southern
states. The only place A" here any formidable
opposition to the Federal troops Wa made was
at Mosquito Inlet.
Eight Of our mcn were killed and wounded.
The loss on the rebel side was not aseertaluel.
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River News and sleau,Boa, business.

The river is now falling with considerable
rspiity. No business doing the landing yester
day. Tie weather was warm and cloudy with rain at
night....The John Walsh leaves for New Orleans to-
day The fine boat vicsburg Cap. White leaves for
the same port Friday, and the Gotten on Saturday.
The New Orleans Crsssat, of Monday says
The brsiaes during the past week was an improve
mem ou IT, predecessor the weather such that it
admitted al that was necessary 70 load and unload
boats bot the stringent orders Of the Provost Marshals
concerning crews caused great Inconvenience 90 the
regular pae-es. The Bayou Sara steamer Laurel Hell.
was compelled to ls- over until to-day. when Thursday
last her appointed day Of departure for the reason
that she could not obtain sufficient number OF neg Oes
20 work the boat Capt Koaus repar-s that the river
wss falling with about lt feet water at Shreveport
The Louisville Journal of Thursday last SAYS:
The river is falling slowly at this point with feet
inch water lu the Uausi The Cumberland river IS be-
coming very low the current slow aud the water cear
with but lew boats ar Nashville. The Ida Nay arrived
at Nashville Tuesday with government stores ami 3
barge Of hay The John Raine Atlantic and Switzer
land have returned from the waters Of Tennessee hav-
ing been discharged from tn g0yy Tnm5ut service. As
the Rane came around she picked up sUug, which con
sidsra1ly damaged her guards and wheel house, and
came near killing several men
The ST. ouis Republican of yesterdsy week says:
The river at this point has become stationary In the
i1rtveght hours ending at 10 clock A. H. yesterday,
the river fell inches and was then II feet 2I2 inches
q. owe low water mark IN December iedJ. Business on
the eVea quite hTisk. " have iats report from
any of the upper rivera They are all ia good stage
and considerable amouut OF business is Offering IN
them sL The upper mississippi is supposed % be open
o. Dubuque There is feet the lower rapids. The
Missouri river is known to be open 70 Sonora, and iJ is
probably clear Of ice 70 Council Bluffs and Omaha.
The Cumberland river is falling with feet iu the chan
mel J Nashville, reported by rhs 0re-rs Of the Say
LARK. The Tennessee river failing slowly last
accounts The SKY Lark viii return 90 Nashville in a
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9aiIg Sppeal,
-ra97T orr gyExIzG EDruov OF YESTERDAY.

rrR8sT OUR EVENING EDrUoNo OF TEsTERDAYl
SEE.
On Monday week SONS tlirty of Msi. KING'S
men. under command Of sept. PELL, entered
Paris. and on Tuesday 5ning they hauled
down the stars and stripes, put up by the Fed
erals and h5isted a Confederate flag in its place.
They left 1u Tuesday night, since which time
the place has remained quiet. Monday last was
the regular quarterly court day at Paris, and on
Sunday the Fe55rals sent word that they would
come to tas place on that day. a Thousand strong,
raise auothsr flag, have the court organized un-
der their jurisdiction, and compel the officers of
the court 10 take the oath Of allegiance to the
United States.
We presume, under these circumstances, that
no court was held 1t will be remembered when
the Federals first entered Paris after the taking
Of Fort Donelson, they received assistance in
their proceedings from a man named WARNER,
who had been engaged buying wheat and other
produce in that ncfghborhood After the Fed
erals retired, WARNER was arrested by the seces-
sion citizens and sent down here a prisoner.
The Federals threatened that on Monday, when
they c4me to Paris, they would arrest twelve OF
Che more prominent secession citizens, and hold
them as hostages until WARyER was released.
In consequence of these threats several citizens,
understood to be down in the Federal list, have
fed from lLe place
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-09

From the Richmond Wing a Fui 1I
We have no late news of Importance from any
division of tAe CoLfe5guta army.
There seems 20 have been no truth in the
report brought from G0rdUusgiI.e some days
since, tht tba Yankees were adFauuiug from
Wsueutau station in large force. The lates;
Intelligence that there ue NO indications of an
immediate advance from that quarter. The
impression appears to be general ou our side OF
tha Iue, thai a large portion of McClellan's
command has left the line el tine Potomac fol
Newport News, or t0f some other division of the
Federal army. The truth or laisiry of the report
will soon be demonstrated by events.
We ave rumOrs of the landing of an immense
Yankee force 4p0u the Peninsula, but they excite
bur Iitle apprehension RON tus lact, hat so
mauV previous reports from that quarter nave
turned oUt TO be uut0uarG. IheTe is Ieasona-
bic ground .ur apprehension. however, that the
NaHkee Bgif will actually make his appearance
iH that locality before many days; in which case
it is hoped Maguacr viii be. prepared to take
bis scaiy
Euosarr engagement seems TO be anticipated,
al an early dav between Gen. Jackson and the
enemy iu Le Valley. The contest there is fear
GlIIE UNEQUAL 80 ur as numbers are concerned :
fh.gsfkee force being four Of i've times as great
as ours. We have she certain "a. sUIance, however
that whatever can be- done by YalJI and skill
viii b. accomplished by Jackson AID his heroic
baud
From North Carolina we have nothing Of ex-
citing interest. Tie panic caused by the recent
disasters upon iheceasJ seems to have subsidized
and fine spirit seems now &! prevail in the ar
my and among The ciJi2.ns. Gen. Holmes army
is reTrcsente5 as being in good condition, and
ready meet the invader upon the held OF battle.
W. do not hear that the enemy has advanced
af.-s.. a4s.e rrrrrr.
That he will make a powerful effort to do so is
ceIla.n. According 20 the New York Herald, the
programme of the Lincoln government IS to
march upon East Tennessee and Southwestern
Virginia uI thrue columns, take possession OF
the railroads. tie salt works, and the lead mines
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-09

DE Il o-dai ed by the Board Of Mayor and Aldermen
( Of the city Of Mem h5s.
SECTION l. That three Jit zrna De appointed by tti
Board The nomination o. lha Msyor. who shaft pro-
coed once under oath. make assessments OF all
city properly sub ect TO taEstiu1 for city pa poses,
accordance WIKI the provisions Of the Guy charter
June next
SEC . Thet the same ASSESSORS shall also 1gCerral
che number %. white youth. In the city between lar
ages o. s.A lnd s shleeu yaaIs-
SIC s. That d elerE be also appointed by this B7a-i
90 accom- aly ass-Is assist them b. 3T- par
EuE szid let gf properly.
SIC g. That sseusu fl, 5sse l52, ,.-diuaure Book
ali ordinances heretofore pa -l ctil with .lg
repealed.
SECS That said assessors and clerk shall receive
eaeL $50 for li- services.
Tpasssd second md hual ealing by a sd pension o.
she ruaeA
Approved Aprl ID, l6G2.
JOHN PARK, Mayor.
Attesl-L. r RICHARDS City Register
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Ens.nnd,. Eron.PInsed FIeer.

We get the following interesting statement
from q late issue of the Liverpool Mercury:
The skeleton. Of her majesty's screw steam
ship Caledonia, 81, building ut Woalgich under
the supCrntsalenca OF biT. Turner, master ship
fright of the yard, Is now complete, and only
awaits the arrival Of the plates, III course of
manufacture at the Lanc8sHeld works in Scot
| land, to & mmpnce lha construction OF her out
ward frame. Extraordinary care and ingenuity
have been employed in consolidating the form
liable mass Of timber work composing the ribs
and upuEhts, which are deeigned to resist any
amount OF impact or pounding on the heavy
srmor slabs with which it is thought to render
/ her inyncible. Riders, or girder5 of iron work
run oblquey across the ribs fore and aft, con-
sdtuting AN adilioual strength, on principle
introduced BY Mr.. Turner and highly approved
by tie controller Of tie navy ArIaOr plates for
/ the Royal Alfred, 80, iIUu-caseb nIggte, have
been received attic Portsmouth dOCEyard Each
/ plate measures 10 feet III length, feet inches
IN width, iJ IL thickness, and averages four tons
iu weight The shIpWIight5 have commenced
/ fixing the ships outer pianiuug OF 8 inch teak
on her sides, which, when ready 20 receive the
plates, will give - inches of solid timber in its
weakest parts ON which TO hang her am0r.
ia accordance with an order TO that effect re-
ceivud from Whitehall, return has been pre-
pared and forwarded to the admiralty, by the
officials at Chatham doclyard, of the progress
made in the present condition of the armor-
plated screw rGigate Royal Oak, 81 81 tuus,
1000 horse power under construction at that
establishment. The officials Of tine dockyard
state that the Royal Oak could be completed
and launched by the month of September next,
provided that four hundred shipwrights were
employed on her, this being double the humber
now at work. Similar reports have also been
cal ed for from the other dockyards, at which the
ir0u-cased higates are now building namely,
the Royal Alfred, at Portsmouth, the Oceau, 1T
Davenport, and the Caledonia, at Woolwich, the
admiralty being dssirous Of asoertainiHs the
earliest possible period at which a squadron Of
this new class Of powerful armoI-platod irigates
can be- eHOat
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and form junction with Burnside somewhere
in North Carolina. Man proposes but God
disposes' We trust that in this instance, the
designs Of the wicked will be thwarted, under
Providence, by Kirby Smith, Humphrey Mar
shall, and their brave soldiers, c0ntending for
the most sacred rights of man
+. S.-Siuce writing the foregoing, we have
understood that official information has been re-
ceived here from Gen. Beauegard, confirming
the report that the bombardment of Island No.
lO, for fifteen days had resulted in a loss of but
one man on our side, and in no injury whatever
TO our works. 1t is also certain that Gen Curtis
| has fallen back from his late position in Arkan-
sas, to Springfield, Missouri These checks TO
the Yankees, together with the late destruction
OF their vessels iu Hampton Roads, and the heavy
loss which they sustained in the battle at Kerus-
vile last Sunday week, win teach them a lesson
OF humility which they very much need.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-09
G'nribaIdf speech iia she Great Assembly
OF Etniian Liberals Rt Genoa.

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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-09

IRyNG HOSPITAL-Under the care of Dr.. C..
s Fsnner who charged with the work by the mill
itary authorities the roomsn the Irving block lately
occupied b. the Southern Mothers have been ceansed
and fitted mp with comfortable beds. Doors have been
broken through to allow Of complete communication be-
tween tLe suits of rooms A lsrgs kitchen has been
fixed ug with Che necessary appendasus There was but
one patient there last evening Lieut. Crawford, VINO
sides fifty miles down the Mississippi raroadi he was
wounded in the battle of sunday last receiving bay
0st stab iu The eye. He doing ws, aud viii return
home to day The hospital when went over IT, was
already favored with the presence of ades-kudheart
ed and compassionate marous, fuI Of tine augel-iSe
spirit Of Florence Nghtingaleyyho waiting to be-
stow their soothing cares On the suffering soldiers
they should arrive. Under the care Of Dr. Fen
uer who is experienced industrious patient and Of kind
nanuer expect to the irving Hospital weu and
satisfactorily conducted.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-09
NOTTCEi

c. ~. OF America,
yvku T,FPA FlfMsS Ordnance OFFICE =
RICHv0SD MsT.h sd. .s'--
-RIDg viii be received 5is Office uHul tie -.-i o.
a oril next, for she following ORDNANCE and
fanN AbCE MATERLAL ior the Confederate States
Armyi
10000 tuns Charcoal Cold Blast Pig ir-u7
So 900 tuns Of Blooms lctarseal)
5guug ruus Wrought Iron Bars o. various 81 es 3
leo Ten inch CouTlb ads
~ stg0 HI Eht inch CO.uI-b-ads
100 Ter inch siege and Garrison N.ItsIss
100 ThirlseBi1Cb Sea coast a'r,ar8-
~ 80 Twelve -pouuder Iron HoFiizeIs
sec 5il-p5uHder lr0u tie.d q MS
Fds may be mace for luy gtslly o- lsan over one
bundled t,us and f3r sy Elr- Jsr Of Funs over --r
r,,y.irgs of tine guns vii be furnished only 70 paf
si-s whose bids ere sccepJaa
E5sars viii state n points Of deliver ana ihs date
g.. ,heI NOT Iess 5su hundred tuns Of ror ay n
aetad ta De fgrE shed.
aev ,ugt q state the time required % furnish the
whole ef their bid
!igde-s Cor Guns F.i state the date ot The sst eeiF
v and the tEse required 70 supply the whole uuaoer
payments viii be msds delivery of not less tLaz
ffv iuBs Of iron sHd tie ght to pay one half ~ Cor
fe7srsbe bonds is reserved.
BIDS must be sealed and encl5se6 and ndorsed on hi
envelope Proposals ~ Iron," or Proposals io
C,rns ss he case may We.
J. GORGAS Lieutenant go.onel
ahIs ttOthaB Chief OrdnauVe,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-09

HiGBLT EUFREHEEsIsLE.--ih he military 5u-
thUrities of Plsquemiugs parish found it uecas-
sary TO make % requisiti0u upon the planters f1r
o number of their hands for some imme5 ate
urgent purpose Aejor Bienvelue, than whom
no better officer could have 55su selected for the
purpose. callel upon the planters, and was, Of
course met everywhere wiki welcome and will
ingness te comply. It appear, however, that
some person or pcTsons On the boat sent TO
transport the slaves 20 where they we've wanted,
either from wantoDness, th0ugbue5suess or dis
loyalty. intimStad TO the slaves contributed by
one gentleman that they were TO be forced to 90
and fight the Yankees; when, TO the mortics-
tiOu Of their owner, who was not present 20
assure them, they fed terrified 20 the woods and
some of them have not since been found. II
boats in the government employment are Off
cered or manned by fellows who lind pleasure in
such conduct, we think The attention of the pro-
vost 1sr5hals % their case is Immediately re-
Guired-N D. True Dsite
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SPECIAL ORDER 10. 23a.

HEA 20 -ARELR-.
EWPHIs April I'd -G1
T having been -s rs7Hur61 % the a-t critics inst
4 some steamers sent tine river Ia Government SER
wee bag- taken advantage OF l=- turn o aUIchs-s
corn aad other supplies for s-la EHr ovvu acc0uL-
zus interfering with the present y CT OF The Govern
mel-, by direction Of Gen. johnson c-1l-s.g6iug De
pa7tment, steamb viii he permitted 10 engage la
this traffic
ANY boat violating this order VIII be seized anl tns
stores corn etc, cor iscated. JND ADAMS,
aU-Iv Czrt G. -sr.a-.Iu-
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MEXICAN AFFAIRs.-The steamer Columbia,
from Havana ON the 22d, has arrived et New
York with Vera Cruz dates TO the l6Ia inst.
The English troops had arrived at Havana, and
sailed tor bermuda. Some Mexican barracks,
eight miles from OTiza5a, accidentally blew up.
Thirteen hundred dead bodies were fOnnd in the
ruius
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-09

MABAUDNG ON THE BORDER-We lave
seen a gentleman from one Of our border cyun.
ties, who gives lcariul picture Of tho condition
OF affairs in lhat section. Maraudug bodies oi
torres are roaming through the country robbing
the families of southern men Of everything H
the way of provisions they can Gaa. ii is said
there is not a southern family in Scott that has
not thus been pillaged, and these depclatious
are not only tolerated but encouraged by the
great mass Of the tory citizens. Inc Outrages
perpetrated ere such that even the Yankee forces
in the vicinity have been shocked at them, and
in some instances have intgTp0ssd 10 prevent
them KROIUWC Register
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FErNERAE NOTECE-

TIE friends and aoquaintances Of the late Col CHRIS
TOPPER H. WILLIAMS invited T. attend his funeral
at the family re iderce Tins CWsdns5day) MORNING.
81 eight and a half C'gi0ok.
Funeral services by Rev. P H. Thompson. Hacks
will leave Fah=rty's store Union street, st eight
l'ol.CA, for pef sons wishing to attend
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-09

-Four yOuug gentlemen, who have been rs-
siding Ia Alexandra ior so2e months d few
days ago engaged apartments OF highly .e-
spectacle lady in Prince street, With her two
daughters, aged respectively sixteen and eigh-
tcef-
Although the lady and her daughters acre
apH and avowcd seecss onist5, the former bay
ny Two s0us in the Confederate army the youg
gentcuen were nevertheless, surprised la hear
them speaking SO cOntcmgtuousiy and bitterly
of .ha Union
The youDg gentlemen, II appears, t0gk il into
shyir heads to hoist the stars and stripes ou the
top Of their dwelling one day upon which the
lady and her daughters, when they discovered ID
peacefully boating above them, raised d storm OF
Indignation.
One OF tie young ladies then cambered 10 tie
roof OF the house at the risk of life or limb, and
with the split Of d teress tore down our national
Gag tsmpitd il beneath her feet, aud then thew
the fragments INTO tLe stove Not content with
lHls disrespeci, this young Ea.t,less took the
ashes Of tie burned dag aud pitched them con
lempJuugsiy IN the street
The worst feature. pall as, of this whole affair
is that the entire family Is from the northern paIt
oi new York, and have lived only few years
m AleSaudria. Their friends and relatives sill
T5siae in New IoIk.-FAga5dyaia Epqu.rr.