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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-08-15
STATE KET.

For Secretary Of State.
RICHARD II. SYLVESTER,
OF JOHNSON.
For Auditor Of State.
JOHN BROWNE,
OF POLK.
For Treasurer,
SAMUEL l.. L0RAH,
or CASS.
Tor attorney General,
BENTON J. HALL,
OF DIES MONIES
Register Of State Land Once,
FRED. GOTTSCHALK,
or BCDCQCE.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-08-15
FRIDAY, AUGUST 18th, 1862.

~ We have appointed the following
.z.sts to sbtnin subscription aud advertiser
f,r the PL AINDEALER, in their respective
Localities and will recognize their receipts:
New York City, Mather & Abbott.
howard, Iowa. james Hall.
Lime Springs, Iowa, "A. NJ. Van Leuven
Rusti, New York, =. . Thompson Mead
jamestown, n "A. P. Wilcox.
BlufFton, Iowa. .... r R. Fletcher.
Also. Post Masters every where.
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nod immer lebr frant barnteber un6 man
olaubt, baB er ntGt LANCE mebr leben tptrb.
St III elmer Der pUpulGrfen Sff3tere unb ieta
Sob pirbe 9roBe Grauer erre8en.
@s eineen @eriGte st Slb 9Ctnt, baB
@eneralmajur DIR 3n eineut anorren CONF
maubU beurbert let, mas nit BeOauern 9e>
b5rt tpurbe, pa ct dueerf eeehrt unc beltebt
lit. Seit ben lebten Ga9en mar baS @etter
duf Der 9albtnle duBerlt at9enebm nnO bte
Grnte tptrb better als Stele Sabre SOrber, Be-
lUnOers ret&tt@ lfno Nepfel, 8trnen u. Graus
Ben pprbanOen.
Die G~prrelpOnbentea gu NorfOlt unb Slb
@otnt bebarren auf Der 8ebauptumg, baB
Sufplt BON elmer farten NebelenmaGt dtges
srifsn perpe. Dteie Insuben tpsroen tnbel.
fen In benz @ltlttdrpepartement bsS General
Dir nt@t 9eelaubt. @tfOlt beftnpet ft4 In
einem legr eutsn neutrality-suspicious. UNI
9at etne srGBere 8arntiOn, ale btele GORE.
lppnpentert elauben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-13

bte feinblt@en @erfe 1T MarI9, fanben iebu1
BET tbter Nnfunft Qteat. SneQ bon bew tlets
men S9ife o5ale" berettS tn Denletben. Die
In Den 8atterteen 9enaGte gente beltanp aus
.aGt latpereu, ~9elaDsnen unb u~nperna9elten
@olumbtnpen, aus 5tuet ge3osenen e~benfalls
gum Nbfeuern fertigen @elnuben, aus elmer
Dempntirten @clumbtabe, bepeutenoen 9uan.
titaten Mlunitipn, @euebren, 9aeer<@ quipa9e
unb ret6li9en @orrGtben. Dte Nebeaenbes
labune betanb ans ctrca 1900 Mdnn, Die lih
an{9idten, Die Satterteen 3u pert6eiot9en.
Oils Ite aber gepabrten, baB unlere Sruppen
t4 anlaiften, le TN Niden gu falen, fIOben
fte, Cbne einen weiteren S6uB 3u tbun, uno
lteBen N1es I'M Stt9 In BEL ter CONDITION.
Der o0aul SuneS" uno vSale" pampfteu
bierauf Obne Ger3us mad SadlpnStne 9itauf
no le tuGbrenb Der 9an3en NaGt ppr Qnfer
9tn9en. SPater traf outD DaS &aupnenbOpt
vWatertpit9" Elm, ltno bieIt Dor bent Srt
wGbrenp bic betpen er%t9euannten @@tfe at.
rid9tn9en. Die 6errY BET SadlpnbiQe tpurbs
3ertSrt uno Der JG9rmann ~eefanaen eenprt
men. Mebrere 6errYbpOte bort lopu6l, mtG
an anceren Series purben 3erltGrt unb BIZ
8d6ren lelb1f BON &anonsnbUCten teipuht, Il
Dap nan 6cfnun9 batte, Elm gauges @eprota,
Ne9ttment uno otperle @nertlatanben a63tt.
fafen. Oie Nebelen ftnD bon etnem aeptier
Stne9an BON Sernanbtna, Der bort druBe Bel
fbun9en bat rno stfer1I1ti9 auf ben oebet1
lt6en 8leden Sadlunptle III, anetfi6rt. Mar
ia9t Gtne9an mad, oaB er es borauf aneeleet
nnier Jster onr6 fetne Man6ser auf Sad.
lonpile 8h lpden, um ben Srt bur6 eth 8pnt.
barbement 3~erlfSren gu lallen. W sos
60 nett reiaem bis tebt bic 9la9rt6tsr
iibet Ste @rpsOttion na9 Dem ct. Spbnl
HiNrr. - a... -.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-13
Wnn sgnrt Mnnrne.

Ser Dampfer 2~oniTana, Capt. Samss
Cannon, fam ~Dcrsetern MOrSen BON Sort
Nfcnrpe an Oerlelbe bra6te fetne NaGrt9s
ten bon beloaoerem Snterele, apf
Der BunoeS : 9arlamentareampfer mar
nod ni9t 3uradsefebrt, ais pte 2outfana abs
1stlte, pesbalb MIR teiue iioli9en 3sttunsen
Oerlel6e wurpe Sonnta9 3uriifers
Wtr tperDen baber tpabrlGetnlt9
inpr9en TN 8elibe Der neueltrn gfaHrt&trn
pom SlOfn lein. na
@apt. @rter Salnabse ben Der reealaren
Arntee unb aaarttermetfer bes Sorts Iteet
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Ga9ri1tem puu 9iiOem.
Sic @rpecitipn nadb Dem ct. Spbns Gipcl
in 6Ipricd,

Sic Expedition nadt Dem ct. Spbns gtioer
in 8Iprita.
Qm Wa9mitta9 bes 80. Sept. l6tfte fiG
Sen. Brennan ouf ben Dampfern Sen Oe-
fotO", Cosmopolitan" rnO y8oltun" etn, Be-
eleitet BON Dem Oanpfer oNsptun", auf Dem
Die Qan0unssbcote uab anpere Wtatertalien
li0 befanben. Sic bic expedition mad Dem
81. Sp9ns silver unb Sad@pne
Die 2~anounsen gu Siltpn SeaO in Der
sort RoYal 8aD DerIieB, a~oreIirte General
Ottt9eI Die Griippen, ertnnerte tie paran, bag
ptes letn erifsr Bug felt ietner leternabme Dos
Departements let, tpesbalb CT %ertparte, bn6 le
.a1eS au6fabren tparOen, mas lie nnternabmen.
Experimentation Nnbm Iet BET Ger Expedition
ntft Sa erperbsn, tpenn le erf0tsrei6, grpBe
S6onbe ober tpiiroe es itber lie bringen, tpenn
ptslet6e febll6tasen lpllte. Nenn Cd mSslt@
Iet; 70 IpGten le DEN 6etno 9efangen sllriiG.
brtnaen !; in fsinem Galle ater lptlten lte pte>
perfpmmen, Dbne Die @efbise pes 6einoes 6ei
fm gu fGibrsn peer Berlt6rt gu baben.
Sm la St,tnDen befaub lfN bic Expedition
am 81, SpDnS Nlpfr. ga Die laiperen
Dnmpfer nidts itter Die Barre fommen fpnns
ten, 70 tpurbs BON Jernanbina NOD Der tletne
Darnpfer Darlington berbetsebra8t. Sen.
8rennan uuD Capt. Steebman pom Ranp@
nenbopt Saul SQnes@ berietben fiG bann
itber ben Nn9rif, Sen. 8~renaan's Cont.
ntanpo be(tanD aus sem AZ. @enn1glp., Sol.
@ppo; Dem Z. CONNECTICUT, Sol. SEAMLESS,
etnet @etttca Der 1.%@pnnecticut Satterie unD
ether @omPa8nie @agalerie Capt. Steebs
man bate bic Rancnenboote ,@tncerone",
oWater Wit9@ 1tno ,~llncas" auBer ietnem eis
9enen benz uOaul Sane64, inter (einem 8e4
fell.
Qnt Na0mttta9 pes /. Sftober befanbeh
lf9 Die Sran8portlGife unO Die &anpnen6ppte
ldtnmtli6 inuerbalb Der Barre nno anferten
Dor Der ManOune Oss 6lulrs. 3wet Weilsn
meter p6erbal6 i'm Slrle fat mas bic Hebels
lenfla99e weben, iras pte 9olttpn pou be9
Gatterieen anbeutete. Die &anDnenf
tupte ltefen gum Necp9npseiren 9tnauf uto
3pgen baS 6euer bes Seinbes auf li1. sic
fIDrten ibrsn Nuftra9 mob1 aus ltno Der @ie
p~flan3te etnt9e 8ombet mttten in Die
Batterteen, Die Qail0una Der Sruppen marb
nun mittelIt Der mitgebrnGten &abne lpfprt Bee
9uunen, mas cine lanelame mIDepOle Nrbeit
mar. Gin Ibetl Der Truppen purbe ltnter
Dem S8ub Der &anunenbpote mad 8udbpru
Sreet binauf eebra9t unp ans 6auptlanp
nm no nG9li6 ben 6einb ab3ufany
gen. Grlf am Na6mtttag bes 3. Sftpber
nnter srcBen Nnltreneunsen unD trS,
Negen Sruppen, 9ferbe unb 9rtilerte
aebit stpet stpEtfpfinptSen 6aubtben pom
paul Sunes une cine BON @imsrpne an oas
eanb efbra6t.
Qte Die 9anpnns betpertltelltst mar unb Die
5ruppen li6 gum Wari6 unb Nn9riff an>
i9tfen molten, lanOten bic ipteOer auf cine
Recosnusctrung abse9angenen 8pote bte Na6-
tiAt, paB bte 8atterteen BON ben NebelIen aee
raumt feten. Die Splbaten iebten l9 se9en
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santti&en Sample lteiSt Uber fault, III bon
trent9 @ewtGt.
GS tbut MIR letb, baB Dte ndutlt9eu Drtn,
stpten, gu peren 8ertbetDt9uns t9 In bic Mrz
NEE ein9etreten BIN, mtd 1te(leiGt 3%tptneeu.
aus bteIer Nrmee a,tS3ulGet0en, oenn man
fDa nt9t bon MIR fngen fGnten, t6 Babe I'M
ter ttetnent 9iamet &ruppen gepsrben Mnb Iis
bann I'M Slide 9elaGen. QBenialfens 1T e8
metne 9FtGt, DECENTRALIZATION oufreGt at
erbalten, 70 LANCE es In metner Ma4t aebt,
unb mtG ni6t liIlGwetsenO elmer MaBresel
sn fa8en, bts i9 nt4t fir SsrsAtfsrtt8t
balte. 3r
SD Babe nt4t + eItsnirt unD bCfe,
|bte Ne9ierung ptrO eere1t genu9 ietr, mtr
DteIen leBten S9rttt 3t iparen baee9en BABE
td Derlanet, ineine6 jebisen Commands eats
bCben gu tperpet unc mid auf anOere Wetie
3a pertpenpet, tpentt metne, tpie tB CLAUDE,
nptbpenpt9en unb 9esriinDeten Sel9werDen
feline DISPUTE ftnben t6nnen. DteIe 8elGwer1
ben ftnb auf tr9enO etne @rt In bte Sefents
lt9fett 9elan9t unb Sbnen betannt - mT9en
Ste bariber urtbeilen.
Sc periebt ita besbalb, baB es weDer tn
utetuem npG in algemetnen Sntere0e 1T,
penn bic &efrattrun9en etngeteat werben,
unO i& Bite Sic, aleS WfSsIt9e au tbnn, Urn
unlere alien Ne9tmenter 5u 1~erSplNtdnbteen.
Silt freunplt1en @jruB
SIR er9ebener
(@e3.) 6ran3 Stgel,
0eneralmatpr.
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Der Gerlebt pe8 Gen. Rarl SAMrS
Mber tetne Setbetlt9nn9 an ben
@Olg@ten am 8ml Wnu.

Ssurs Nad pier nbr la9en mir Sen. 0ors
ter'0 IruPpeH, Die in uulerer 6rpnt e~aeaatrt
8~apelen fparen, iDre 9Oition p~ertalem unp in
Der Jlt6ta08 pe8 BON unS ~urcupirten 0laBes
retirire0. STE GeTabIen Dem Sberf Mc9ean,
gen RaDIfQPfs 6u8st IN nnlerer linteft 6rpnt gu
bsleBen un0 Sie Iaitotfa Den @enerol StabeI
5urlpdrts, I'm Die rsttrtrenoen Sruppen auf3u,
peBmeastao gu ltnterftasen, pte Oaun our9
Ole 3wil9enraunle meiner DtbiltuA raften.
@eHerat StepnpIpS' 8ruppen, tpelGe Ote S5-
en- i1 unIerer 6rVnt unD gu ltnlerer 2tnfen
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Ser @tnfan in 9yennfeloamtem

9bttabelP4ta, II. Stt. @tne De-
pel9e BON @Cnoernenr Curtin an Maypr
SenrY ia9t, baB Ct feline Eruppen beOarfe, pa
bic Setnpe fiD beretts tpteper SurGdSieben lplen.
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SelearapbtlDe Wnbricbten. I.
8eri&tet fin ben sgaltimpre @eGer."
a Nm SfHsierc unc @oIraten
M V. ~ Nn~ M..~o 81

Der enben mir ben tdBltHen r@edes" 2 vMps
nate latg fir 81 portOfret. n ID.
DaS WpAenblatt fur 6 Monate S ,25
(pprtofret) in 8prauS3ablung.
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9ie G@ladt bel Gnrintb.

@atrp, Z. Stt. SD fam nur penisr
l9lsntatsitsn BON per aetrtsew SAlaHt rHtttbet'
, 1862-05-31
How a bed of Coal is Formed.

We are now in position to comprehend
the formation Of bed of coal in olden time.
Let US suppose that a certain bed of coal
has been completed by the growth of lux
uriant plants over low-lying tract subject
to inundations from the sea. Rising ground
of granitic, or shistoe rocks in the distance
defines the margin of the basin, and the
boundaries of continent from which the
sedimentary materials of the coal strata are
derived. The growth of vegetation marks
a period of rest; but now slow subsistence
of the whole tract commences. The brack-
ish waters of the estuary, and the salt wa
ters from the ocean, invade the Jungle, car
rying a dark mud in suspension, with float
ing stems of trees, and fronds of ferns
Presently the mud subsidies, and covers in
one uniform sheet, the accumulated vegeta-
ton of centuries. The process of subsi-
dence goes on, while the sea-currents and
rivers pour into the estuary fine sand and
mud, in which branches and stems of trees
from the uplands are included. This pro-
cess continues until the sinking of the ocean
bed, either altogether ceases, or is counter
balanced by the rapidity with which the
sediment is deposited The basin becomes
shallower, and the plants begin to re-appear,
commencing at the coast, and creeping sea-
ward until the whole basin is again over
spread by forest of huge crytogamie trees,
arboriescent ferns and conifers, with dense
underground of giant grasses. These, gen
Grafton after generation, flourish and die,
their leaves, branches and trunks falling
around and gradually accumulating, till the
pulpy mass attains a thickness Of 25 or 90
feet The process concluded, the basin again
commences to subside, the waters return
and bury the mass of thousands of centuries,
stratum after stratum accumulates, till the
vegetable pulp is subjected to the pressure
of, it may be, thousands offeet of solid mat
ter. Meanwhile chemical as we'll as me-
chanical changes ensue, and in process of
time what was once a forest, is changed IN
to bed of coal, BY repetition of this
process, with local variations, we may con-
ceive the formation of any number of coal
seams, amounting, in some districts, to fifty
or sixty, and embraced within a vertical
thickness of several thousand feet of shales,
clays, and sandstones. Ages roll on, the
strata are moved from their foundations !;
upheaved from the sea-bottom, the breakers
and currents sweep away a portion of the
covering, and the mineral treasures are
brought within the reach of mining indus
try.-HaFs Coal Fields Of Great Britain.
, 1862-05-31

OLD" KENTUoKY.-Kentucky seems
to be prominently on the carpet just now,
as it is has given birth to many of the char
acters figuring in the drama of the second
American Revolution. g President Da-
Wis was born in Todd county, KY, in 1903.
President Lincoln was born in Harlin coun-
ty in 1809-Vice President Breckenridge
was born in Fayette county in 1921. Sen
ator Crittenden, the great compromiser, was
born in Woodford county in 1886 James
Guthrie, the chairman on compromise reso-
lutions in the Peace Conference, was born
in Nelson county in 1875. Joseph Holt
the warlike Secretary of War, is native of
Breckenridge county. Mayor Anderson was
born in Kentucky in 1905. Gen. Harney,
Mr.. Preston, Minister to Spain, and Senator
Sebastian, are also Kentuckians.
, 1862-05-31

The Fashionable Emporium of Oregon
IS THE
CITY OF PARIS DRY Goods STORE !
In the New three Story Fire-Proof Brick on the
CORNER OF MORRISON AND FRONT STREETS,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
HNHE proprietor of this well-known establish
i ment has spared neither time money in the
selection of his immense stock of staple and
Fancy Millinery Goods, and would say to
the ladies and gentlemen of the Upper
Columbia that when they in need
of anything in my line, and have not
the time to come after it, send your
orders to the above-named es-
tabshment and you will
be sure to get just what
you want Enumera-
ton of my stock
is impossible.
1t consists, in part as follows
Blk Silks-all widths, Colored Silks
GrOs dc Naples, BLK and Cold Alpaccas
Reps de Naples, Lyonese Cloth,
Emb'd Reps, Bombazne,
Plaid Reps, Merinoes Eng. & French,
Ladies Broadcloths, Debeges.
ShawIs, Cashmeres, iSs1''
Delaines, POplins
And all the Fashionable Dress Goods
of the Season.
A full assortment Of Millinery Goods
Chldrens Goods, Of every description,
Ladies Ready-Ma Garments.
A large assortment ofFur Vctornes Cuffs &c
Hosiery and Gloves, Of all kinds and sizes,
MASONIC, ODD FELLOWS, AND MILITARY
REGALIA.
- Always on Hand, and Made to Order =Ea
A Full and Splendid Assortment of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS ! !
Merchants and others visiting our city will please
call at the City of Paris Dry Goods Store before pur
chasing elsewhere. JACOB MAYER.
Portland, Nov. 90, 1861. ly.
, 1862-05-31

DIFFERENCE IN TIME.-When it is 70
o'clock NJ. at San Francisco, it is IA min
utes past at New York, 25 minutes 48
seconds past 3 at Boston, 10 minutes A
seconds past 2 at Chicago, so minutes 40
seconds past 2 at Charleston, 9 minutes 40
seconds past at New Orleans, 9 minutes 4
seconds past 2 at st. Louis, and Al minutes
40 seconds past ! at Salt Lake.
, 1862-05-31

WORTH CbNsIDERING.-Tow in
vested the first hundred thousand dollars he
made entirely in advertising, as fast as it
came in it realized him millions Was it
the virtue of sweetened extract from roots
and drugs, or the celebrity given to It by the
newspapers all over the world, that sold
Townsend's Sarsaparillae 1t has been sta
ted on good authority that Holloway's pills
and ointment have paid the American and
European papers and press over million
of dollars, and realized to the proprietors OF
those medicines six million dollars.
, 1862-05-31
HURGREN & SHINDLER.
and Wholesale and Retail
Dealers in
FURNITURE AND BEDDING.

IN view of the increasing demand for our -
l. Goods in the upper country, we have@-4@S
and shall constantly keep hand, a FULL -
SUPPLY OF such Goods as are suitable for shipping
over long and expensive freight routes being oare-
fully and compactlyput upin boxes-as for example:
One dozen chairs, measure to feet; "a Cane-seat
Stools suitable for dining rooms, feetj other arti-
cles in proportion.
, 1862-05-31

THE MUD VOLCANOES OF PONDIA No
country than this has a better right to be
enrolled among the two or three which en-
ioy the singular distinction of containing
within their limits volcanoes of mud
Among the hills about three-quarters of a
league, E. S. E. of Pondia, on the elevated
table-land or misita, encircled by mountains,
are these remarkable objects. Their num-
Der varies with the season; during some
months they are occasionally choked up
and others opened, but the present list COM
prises seven in active operation The whole
center of the plain is a vast level lake of
greyish mud, crusted over on the top, from
whose bosom rise beautiful rounded cones
from six to fourteen feet in height, contain
ing in the centre liquid mud of various col
ums in a state of constant ebulition. When
the season is favorable large quantities are
constantly being projected violently upward.
falling and condensing in part or the sides
of the crater, to be rejected with additional
violence at the expiration Of few minutes
At other times they content themselves with
simply boiling up, barely overAowing the
lip of the crater. A stamp upon the surface
creates local earthquake FOR hundreds of
Yards around. Wood thrown in becomes
petrifed, and animals are frequently en-
quilted and perish in their vicinity The
mud is excessively fine, entirely cold, and
does not appear to be accompanied by the
emission of gasses as in the mud volcanoes
of Turbaco Take them altogether, the mud
volcanoes of Pondia present a curious sight
and are we'll worthy of visit.
, 1862-05-31

Harker Brothers,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
wv E are now prepared with our Wholesale and
w Retail Departments, to offer to the merchants
and consumers of Walla Walla and surrounding
country, all the
CHOICEST AND MOST DESIRABLE GOODS
of the season. Having Buyer residing in San Fran
CISCO and extensive acquaintance with the manu-
facturers and importers Of New York, Philadelphia
and Boston, we fatter ourselves we are enabled to
offer greater inducements to purchasers than anv
other House in the city Of Portland.
Our present LARGE STOCK embraces full line of
Fancy COburgs,
Lupin's French merinOs,
French Chintzes,
Himmalaya LUstres.
Alma CTOssOvers,
London Fancy Goods.
New Style DelaineJ,
Paris Black Silks,
Mixed MadOnnas, SC.
LATEST PARIS FASHION OF
FALL BONNETS.
High Lustered GrOs de Rhies,
Rich Green, Brown and Drab Silks
London High Lustered Alpacas,
Fine OmbaZnes,
Paris style of Stella Shawls
Rich all wool Delanes,
Paris Plaid Silks,
New style Mantillas,
Paris printed Jaconets,
Plain Cassimeres,
Musquiture Collars
Rich Brilliants,
Chemzettes, &c.
Ladies and Misses French Flats.
Unshrinkabe Ballard Vale Flannels.
White Rock and Utica Bed Sheetings
BOstOn's Celebrated Wamsutta,
and BleacheJ Sheetings.
new STYLES OF OIL CLOTH
Three-ply & Brussels Carpeting.
Byolie's French Cloth FrOcl Goats,
Lngen's French Doeskin Pants,
Lyons Fancy Silk Velvet Vests,
New York Broadway style Business suits
Paris style of Raglans,
Broadway style Of Overcoas,
Harris fancy mixed Cas-. Pants,
New style silk and velvet Vests
Boys and Youths latest styles
Black Navy Caps
ALSO A NEW LOT OF
Washington, Napoleon and Wellington Neck Ties,
Davis and Jones patent Yoke Shirts
Little Boys French Cloth Jackets ard Joseys
New style Oil-cloths and Check Mating,
Heavy U. S. Pilot and Raven Duck, &c.
Boots, Shoes and Heavy Brogans,
Together with a full assortment of
HEAVY GOODS, SUITABLE FOR MINERS I!
Also, fresh supply of the choicest brands of
GROCERIES.
4 80 RAGS RIO COFFEE
HUI l0t bbls strictly prime n. o. Sugar,
so hf bbs s. 1. Sugar.
80 hf bbls S. F. Crushed Sugar
100 mats No. China Sugar
$50 kegs East Boston and Golden Syrup,
100 chests I'm. and Young Hyson Tea,
so chests black Oolong Tea,
so chests japanese Tea,
100 boxes Virginia Tobacco,
100 boxes Hills Pale Soap,
100 Black Pepper,
80 cases Cinnamon,
200 cases Saleratus,
100 cases Carbonate Soda,
100 cases Ground Ginger,
% cases Mustard,
100 cases Cloves and Cream Tartar,
All of which we will sell either wholesale retail
at San Francisco prices
Bg- Orders accompanying the cash, promptly at
tended to- nd Goods forwarded with despatch to all
parts of Oregon and Washington Territory
HARKER Brothers.
Portland, Nov 20, 1861. ly
, 1862-05-31
saturday Evening.

How sweet the evening shadows fall,
Advancing from the West,
As ends the weary week of toll,
And comes the day Of rest !
Bright DER the earth the star of eve
Her radiant beauty sheds,
And myriad sisters calmly weave
Their lights around our heads.
Rest, man, from labor rest from sin
The worlds hard contest closel
The holy hours with God begin
Yield thee to sweet repose.
Bright DER the earth the morning ray
Its sacred light will cast;
Fair emblems of the glorious day
That evermOre shall last.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-15

The great event of the London season was
said to be the concert to be given in aid of the
Garibaldi fund, as on that oceason Madame
jimmy Lind Goldsmith aad Titiens were to APP
pear for lie first time together. They were TO
sing the Duet from lie Nozze di Figaria,"
and, with Sims Reeves, the Masquerade
Terzett," from " Don Giovanni. Tickets
were being sold as high as fifteen dollars each.
Adelina Patti was announced to appear in
"pElisir dAmore," with Ronconi.
Giuglini has recovered from his severe indis-
position, and made his Tentree with Titiens in
the "Trovatore.i
Thalberg's matiness in London are great
success, the tickets for the four performances
having been sold in one day.
Meyerbeer has arrived in Paris, from Lon
don, on his way to Ems. He has nearly I'm
ished biblical opera, the libretto of which is
taken from Ristori's celebrated tragedy of
"Giuditta."
Madame Tedesco IL engaged for next winter
at the Grand opera in Paris.
Calzado, the manager of the Italian Opera
in Paris, is in treaty with Mile. Fordier.
Stephen Heller, the great composer has ar
rived in Paris, where he will reside during the
summer.
Alfred Jael, the pianist, is announced for
concerts in Wiesbaden, Ems and Baden-Baden.
Madame Guerrabella has thrown up her en-
gagement in London.
Hans Selling, celebrated German pianist,
| died lately, at the age of thirty-two
The death of Nestroy, one of the greatest,
if not the greatest, of German actors, is an
nounced in the European journals. Over sixty
| thousand persons attended his funeral in vi
emma. er
Straus, tue composer of waltzes, has gone to
st. Petersburg with his entire orchestra.
Daroison, the German tragedian, is playing
to immense houses in Moscow. He receives
$500 per night. o5@ g s-tAH eah
Mile Gossmann, the great German actress,
is creating Juror in Berlin, as Fanchon, in
the play of the same name, by Madame Birch
Pfeiffer, the same play which Miss Maggie
Mitchell has so successfully produced at Laura
Keene's. e. 8 VI f.s-ssg4-1 las sar.a gagz
Ristori has consented to give one perf,rm-
ance in Paris, which is announced as being
positively her only appearance in that city
previous TO her departure for America. ~
We find the following in GaL;g,aaasi:
"At the moment of the destruction of the
city of Pompeii by an eruptian of Mount We
suvius, in the year A. ID. 70 theatrical repre-
sentation was being given in the smpitheatre.
A SPECTATOR, named LaRgini, taking advan-
tage of that historical "reminiscences, has just
constructed q theatre on the ruins of the above
named city, the opening of which he announ-
ces in the following terms After lapse Of
eighteen hundred years, the theatre Of the city
will be re-opened with La Figlia del Rugi-
mente.R / solicit from the nobility and gent
~ continuance of the favor constantly be-
slowed on my predecessor, Marcus Quintus
Martins, and beg to assure them that shall
make every effort to equal the rare qualities he
displayed during his management. h