CALfsTU THE J KIOH MEM OF JLANtt
.... .... i. tou.vrx,;
, Union mep.of.Laae county, the time has come for action,
and your June election is but a few montbi distant. Wo
deflnitjejrfaa has yet been made publie by which friend of
the Uniopi, whether Democrat or Republican, are certain
Of concert of acton. Vital lntcreata are at stake. The true
tuuei Union, with all. it blessings of peace, of law, of
order ; wSMut, with it anarchy, it autrage and it
blood.
W appeal to ertry loyal citiien : lay aside your old
jealousies, auj up to tut precinct election of the dole'
gato to the touaty Convention, like brother, Let u hear
the voice of the people. .
To Republican we any, let your act of devotion to your
touatry not be aurpasscd by mere empty founding word.
Come up like the true Union men that you are, to the res
cue. " .. ' ' . .
1 Democrat we ay, shew that the magnanimity with
t yew have come to the aid of the Administration, the
an and the Government, la (till as liable in it
raa in It magnanimity.
CbmeOne! Come all! to your precinct, and elect del-
ejratei to tViecounty CunVeutiori.' The precinct election to
be held on Saturday, the Hi day of March, 1 $(, and the
.county Convention on Saturday, the 29tb day of March,
at the Court Ilouia in Eugene City. The county Con
tention to nominate the couuty .tickety and elect delegate
to tb State Convention.
A." A. Suit,"
C. II. Moss."'
JT. UunrnasT,
?iC Blaxdixq,
. F;' B. Demi,
A. Kmrnaw,
b. a. iai.i,
W. II. Fwusr, ,
J. O. OaT.- r
vWn. Oai.1,-JL' '
.3. M. illca, 'c'
II. 3. Pbxgba, ;
11. M. Ellswobtu, ,
HlUAM SuiTD,
U. 6. IIadlst,
D. M. Ruins,
'HllLIABD SUAW,
"Jos. Davis,
M. Danvohtu,
D. N. Hydb,
8. B. Cba.ston.
I'filOX STATE CONTENTION.
- The qualified voters of the State of Oregon who are in
favor of the suppression of the present wicked rebellion
of a vigorous prosecution of war so long as necessary to
frustrate the mad schemes of armed traitor who are
opposed te-aair- peaoe other than the honorable one sure to
oioewto4V rebel and their sympathisers submit to the
constitutionally elected and quulified authorities and legally
enacted laws of the Government who think more of coun
try than of part prejudice and individual preference who
are in favor ol supporting the general Government in its
endeavors to defend the Constitution, execute the laws, and
"preserve the Union, and who are willing to uuite for the
Election ol a ticket upon such a basis at tne coming elec
tion, without reference to former political associations, are
respectfully requested to meet at the places of voting in the
Several precincts in tno various counties oi me state on
Saturday, the g2ddav of March. A. 1. ISO-.!, to choose dele
gates to qounty Conventions to be held in the respective
counties ot tne state at tne county seats tnereoi, oil sutur
dav. the 9th dav of March. ISM. for the mirpose of select'
ng delegates to a State Convention, to be held at Eugene
City, ou Wednesday, the 'jthof April, 186-2, for thepeurposc
of nominating a Union ticket for State officers and Member
or
gatea
-Qua. i
Mariva, 1st; Clackamas, 8 ; Multnomah, 8 ; Washington, 4;
Columbia, 1 ; Clatsop, 1 ; Tillamook, 1 ; Wasco, 4.
W e recommend the holding of precinct and county meet
ings at the hour of 1 o'clock r. ., and the meeting of the
State convention at JJ. p cloca or tne auy namea.
.Samcii. Haxxa, B. F. Haboi.ho, E. D. Slurries:,
Ck'n Htm. St. Cot. Com. 11. W. Cobbktt,
t.uciAM Hbath, E. Williams, W. C Johnson,
C, T. Cbakdall, Jos. Cox, , Htp. St. t'tn. Com.
If. SIrso, "A. P. Wallbb, . A. C. Gibbs,
K. C. Giib, ' Alomo I.ulanu, I- B. Moones,
JonN McC'bacicsx, E. N. Cooks, . W. 8. I, add,
A. C.'Dakibls, A M. Svabr, II. M. Thatchib,
K. J. Laud, J. W. McCi'iiT',' ' S. O. Rsbo,
David McCi-llt, A. C. K. Shaw, Thomas Stbaxo,
David Powbll, L. E. Pbavt, .... ,A. H. Uallock,
II. 3. COSSKT, II. 3. GSKB, S. II, KlCKET,
8. 3. McCobhicx, T. B. Kicskv," . A. L. I.ovejot,
ABBS llUAW, ' D. 1. TnOHPSOV, . WlLLIAH UBAVBS,
J. S. RlXEBSOff. ' J. Magokb, .. , v I.. F. Cabteb,
!. N. Tkkbt, . 11. 1', Uoise,. ....... J. M. Dick,
If. HniVj , II. M. Kllswooto, J. Wars,
K. E. SvHATTOJf, . - B. J. pKXGBA, .. - ; V.. L, ArpLBOATB,
J. M. Gais; . Geo. II. Bblukx,' " J, l.D. Ubnbeusox.
TO TilE UNION MEN OP BENTON COUNTY.
or nominatrag a ti nion TicKet ior ninie oincers anu .ncnioer
of Congress, as foljowsj' from Jackson county, 10 delo
gatea ; Jusqpbine, 6 . Douglas, 8 ;. Currv, 1 ; Coos, 1 ; L'mp
ijua, i. Lane, 8; Benton, 4; Linn, 10; l'olk, A ; Vaiuhill,6;
The Qualified voters of Beaton woniVi." who are In fa-
voref the suppression of the present wicked rebellion
Of a vigorous prosecution of war . so long as necessary to
irustratetne mua sciieme oi arruea traitors who are op
psd ,to aViy peace other than . the. honorable one sure to
com When rebels and their sympathisers submit to the
constitutionally elected and qualified- authorities and
legally enacted laws of the .Government Who .think more
01 country than of party prejudice aiid.individuul prefer
4nee-who are in favor or sunnortinir the general Govern-
Tlient in its endeavors to defend the Copstitution, execute
the laws, uiid preserve the Uniop,.uud who are willing to
unite on a ticket upon such' a basis at the coming election,"
rt requested to meet at a general MASS MEETING to be
Held at the Court House in Corvallia on Saturday the 2'Jth
day of March lSBi, at 1 o'clock ' r.. , for the purpose of
nominating a union county ticket and to select nvc ucio
irates to the " Union State Convention" to be held at Eugene
City, on Wednesday the Stli day of April, 1MK2, to nominate
a " Union ticket for State Officers and Member of Con-grcs-s;',.,
, ...
A.'G. Hoysr, . . ,Jamss R. Batlrt, 1 A. J. Thatbb,
W. II. MOKarVaico J. KiKkkt, ' ' E. A. Abbky,
J. URoW.is'o, ' . -. K. Chahbkbs, " B. W. Wilsox,
A. Nw(tox, ; ' ' J! MARrix,. .' . '-: H. Klicsinoeb,
Ji'p., Co. Com J t A. Vi. Cim W. Mavzocr,
J; Masox,. . H. t'. Williams, ' J. W. Souther,
J. A. IIaxxa, ' K. G. 81XUO.NS, . A. M. Withah
J. II. DOHSS, ., A. lIOLBBB, ' E. HOLCATS,
U. Msrcbr, ' M.'B. Nichols,. ' J. Clarx, ..
L. IUlvils, v ; 8. H. Bebxabb, ' J. G. Kbiechbaum,
A. i'rBDT,.". . , B. Cook, . :. A. Babxabr,
J.C.Wood. . ' Corvallis, Jan. 17, 1862.
f CLACKAMAS COUNTY CONVENTION. .
lThe. Union men of Clackamas' county who love their
coqntry who are opposed to the dismemberment of our
Upion for any cause and upon any terms; who believe in
suppressing armed rebellion by force of arms; and who
are-willing to respond to the call made for a Union State
Con ventjoHVare requested to meet in their several precincts
at-'the usual places of voting, at one o'clock on Suturduy
the,22d day of Htfrcli, J86-i, and elect delegates to a Union
County Convention to be beld at the court house in Oregon
City, on Ssturdsy trwimh day of 'Mareh, 18H2, for the pur
pose of electing six delegates to the Union State Conven
tion to be held at r.ugeneCity ontheUth day of April, 180 2,
and transacting such other busines a the Convention may
deem proper.'. Let no man fail to be present at his precinct
meeting.-"-. . !-,';..-''' --..;.., .. .
; !iSciTics HrsLAT, i . W. C. Joajxiox,
Chapbax, Wit. Barlow,
iMmvcnUie Co. Com. . W f ..Uraxa,- . .
' ' elav. cbaio;
, , ....... BetntMita Co., Cam.
E. Milwain,'" W. C Dement, M. Bamsbv, '
Jss. D. I-ocv; J. 8. Vinson,, C. W. Noblett,.
S W. Inifafls, Alden II. Steele. C. 0. Boynton,
F. .A. Coflard,' D. P. Thompson, Abel Mattbon,
If. W. Eddv, E. T. T. Fisher, W. W. Buck,
Owen Wade, 1. F. Beales, A. Wsrner, . .
M, FSillon Wm. IHerdbru, J as. Vinston; T
E. E. Hayes Tho Charman, Wm. Whilloek,
W. A Starkweather, A..L. Lovejoy,, .
- J. B. Underwood, - ' r
"f-0TARY PUBLIC, wilt puttotually. attend to alt bus
J.1 iness entrusted to his care.; : : i
7-tf " , ' . Sugene City, Oregon.
Eugene City lodye Ho. ilr A. F. and A. M.
Hold their regular communications on the SATURDAY
evening preceding the New and Full Moon.
M. BLANDIXO, W. M.
J. B. Underwood, Secretary.
DR. J. L. COOMBS, SURGEON.
CORVALLIS, "OliEGON,
WILL Visit any part of the Stat in consultation, or to
perferm surgical operations. fy-Jy
To BtrohaaU ad Shippers.
rOKTAOE AT OREGON CITY.
TITC MERCHANT AXD SHIPPERS of tb Willamette
Va)ley art notified that - . ,
. . . . BAR.STOW A FRAZER
art Bow prOMrfd with, plenty of teams and careful drivers
to paa treifM orey.lbe Portage between Oregon City and
Caaenran'as-faat li mold be expected.
One of. as artU be at alt time at each end of tho rout to
atnead to tb forwardicf of the freight, -au-a to prevent
any nanaeessary delay.
Oreg City, 'ergon, Itwtvrf , IMf. M
Sheiilf'i Sale.
; . 'States! Oregon,- county of Lane, . - -
BY virtue of sundry executions, to me directed and de
livered, issued out ot the circuit court of the State of
Oregon, in and for the county of Lane whereas judgment
was rendered against Joseph L. Brumley, in favor of the
fullowlna named Darties. to wit. on in favor of J. Failine
A, Co.; for the sum of 4,7H la, and ftf 43 cost; on iu
favor of Smith A Davis tor the sum of l,236 14, and 6 4i
(oat ; ona in favor of Canneld, Pierso) A Co., for the sum
of t'J7 St), and 4 cost) uueiu favor of Savier A Co.,
fur the sum of 77'J tt'-', and 6 45 cost ; one iu favor of
S. A. Wood, for the sum of '-', lJ6 &i, aud 6 4o cost; on
in favor of hlnupp, Uuirell A Co., fur the sum 74'.', and
t 4jrost; oueiu fuvQufJoues, Tubin A Co., for $7u7 84,
and (6 4.3 cost ; aud one in favor ol Henry W. Corbett, for
the sum of ii4 50, aud (4 45 cost, subject, nevertheless, to
some credit upon some of said executions and for want
of sufficient personal property, out of which to satisfy
said executions, therefore, 1 have, this 12th day of Februa
ry, A. 1. HtS2, levied upon, as the real property of said J.
L. Brumley, the following described real estate, in Lane
county, Oregon, to wit, 1st, part of lot So. (8) eight, in block
(Ujuiue, iu bugene City, bounded as follows : beginnings!
southeast corner of said lot thence north 62 feet, thence
west 120 feet, thence south ot feet, thence east 12U feet ; 2d,
three-fuurths of lot (1 one iu block (15) fifteen, iu Eugeue
City, bounded as follows : ou the north by vth street, east
br 'Willamette street 40 feet, and by cast half of south halt
of said lot one 40 feet, south by lot (4) SO feet, and by east
half of south half of said lut so feet, and west by alley bO
feet; Sd, lot (') live iu bloek (7) seven, iu Eugene City;
4tb, part of lot(7K'en in block (V) nine, in Eugene City,
bounded as follows f beginning at S. E. corner ot said lot,
thence north 80 feet, theuce west 40 feet, thence south 80
feet, thence east 40 feet ; 6th, part of lot No. (li) six and (7)
seven, in block No. (if) three, in Mulligan addition
east of Eugene City, bounded as fullowa : beginning at
south west corner of lot (7) thence east 160 feet, thence
north Hi feet, thena west 160 feet, thence south 85 feet ;
6th, lols(l) and (4) one and fouriu block (l)oue In Mulli
gau's 'addition oast side, of Eugene City; 7th, lots No.
(1) and (2) one and two in block No. (2) Iwoin Shaw A Put
terson's addition to Eugene City; 8th, lots No. II ) and (4)
oneand four aud (5) hve and (8) eight iu bluck No. (8) six
in Mulligan's addition on the west side of Eugene City;
nth, lots No. (1) and (4) one and four in block No. (16) six
teen in the town of Eugene City; loth, lots (3) and (4)
three and four iu block ;7) seven, in Eugene City; 11th,
all the right title and interest of the said J. L. Brumley
in the r.ugene city mill property ana mm privilege inclu
ded in the following. described premises, beginning at the
N. W. corner of 11. Shaw's lanu claim, thence east along
north line of said claim (11) eleven chains, thence south
(21) twenty-one chains, thence west (11) chains, thence
north (21 ) twenty-one chains, containing (23) acres of land,
more or less ; 12th, the following truct of laud, beginuing
(2) two chains north of south-west comer of Mulligan's
addition west of Eugene City, thence north (6) six chains
(6) links, thence west (8) eight chains (53) titty-three
links, thence south (6) six chains (6) six links, thence east
(8) sight chains fifty-three links, containing 6.14 acres ol
land, more or less; 13th, the following truct of laud, known
as the J. F. Bowden's land claim No. hfty-thrce in section
seventeen and twenty, iu T. 18 south, Kange 3 west, begin
ning at the north-cast corner of said claim, thence west
45 chains, thence south 53 chains 78 links, thence eust 17
chains 34 links, east 27 chains 66 links, thence north 71
chains 11 links, containing 2'JO acres, more or less; also
the south-west corner of Elston claim No. 87 in section 17
in T. 18, S. K. 3 W., thence east on the line between claim
53 and 37 30 chains and 50 links to S. E. corner of section
37, thence north on eust boundary 9 chains 50 links to
Sweeney's corner, thence south, 34 degrees west, 2 chains
Vt links, thence south, 30 degrees west, 2 chains 5 links,
theuce north 17 degrees west 7 chains 50 links, thence west
'J chains 75 links to the west boundurv of cluim 37, thence
south on west boundary M chains iio finks, containing 50
acres more or less; also the donution land cluim of John
Ulauton in section 31 and 32 in T. It) S. It. 3 V., containing
-acres of land, more or less; also the donation lund
claim of George W. ltineliart in section 2t) in T. 18 S. It.
3 W., Willamette Meridtun in Lane county Oregon ; also
the donution land cluim of Gurnett Uiggs, described as fol
lows, to wit, S. E. quarter of S. E. quarter ol section! 30,
S. W. quarter of S. W quarter of section 2'J, E. half of N.
E. quarter of section SI, W. hulf of N. W. quarter of sec
tion 32 in T. 18 S. K. W. of Willamette Meridian, contain
ing 140 acres of laud, more or less; 14th, also all tho right
title and interest of the said J. L. Brumley in and to tlie
Jewett land claim, 160 acres of lund, more or less; loth,
also all the right title uud interest of said J. L. Brumley in
and to the U. V. Uichie lund claim, S2o ucresof lund, more
or less, both of said cluims lying some live or six miles
south of Eugene City, in Lane county, Oregon; 16th,
also all his right title and interest, in and to the O'Kelly
blacksmith shop and the lot on which said shop stands in
Eugene City, said lot being a purt of the old public square,
(villi alt aud singular the hereditaments aud appurtenances
thereto belonging, or in any wiso appertaining to the above
described premises. The sale to take plnce as follows: to
commence on Tuesday, the 18th day of March, A. D. 1862,
at lo o'clock a. ., at the store of said J. L. Brum'.ev, iu
Eugene City, and to continue from day to day, between the
hours of V o clock . and sunset of each day, adjourning
euco suie to tne next, premises to ne soiu, until tne wuuic oi
the above described premises arc sold, unless said execution
shall be sooner satislied. Given under my hand this 12th
dav of February, 1862, at Eugene Citv, Lane countv, Stutc
of Oregon. JOSEPH MEAOOlt,
6-4t . , .,. Shenll of Lane county.
Notice to Absent Defendant
rpO HENRY C. FOUNTAIN : You are hereby notifiied
X that unless you appear in the circuit court of the State
of Oregon, for the county of Lane, ou the third Monday of
April, A. v. 18U2, nnd answer the cumpinint or r.iizuiictn
A. fountain Dlaintilf, which has been hied with the Clerk
of said court, and prays lor a divorce from the bonds of
matrimony, upen the ground or willut desertion, the same
will be taken for confessed, and the prarer thereof will be
granted by the court. It. 11. SNELLlNG, Pitt's Att'y.
6-4t
Notice to Creditors.
ALL persons having claims sgaiust the estate of John
W. Grillith, Jr., deceased, arc hereby required to ex
hibit the same with the necessary voucher within one
year from the date of this notice to the undersigned Exec
utor at his place or residence in Lane countv, Oregon.
Dated. Feb. 8, 1862. . . HARRISON A. STEVENS,
' S. Ellsworth, Atty, ) Sole Executor.
Eugene City. ( 5-4t
SherilTi Sale.
State ot Oregon, county of Lane, St.
BY virtue of an execution issued by the Clerk of the
circuit court in and for the county of Lane, and State
of Oregon, and to me directed and delivered, upon a judg
ment in lavor ot J. L. llrumley, ana against u. uorneiius,
for the sum of 870 22, together with interest uud cost,
for which said judgment was duly assigned to G. W. Uine
bart, on the first day of November, A. D. 1861, and for
want of personal property 1 have, this 5th day of February,
A. I). 1862. levied unon the tallowing described real prop
erty, to wit., the dwelling house occupied by said B. Cor
nelius, together with a convenient space around tne same,
not to exceed one-hall' acre of land, situated on a certain
tract of lund laterly purchased by him of one E. F. Skinner,
situated in Lane county, and State of Oregon, and adjacent
to the town of Eugene City, on the north ; also the school
house situated on the some tract of land as above described,
together with a convenient space of lund around the same,
not exceeding one-half aere of land, for which same real
property I will. oiler for sale, to the highest bidder, for cash
on the premises, adjacent to Eugene Citv, Lane county,
Oregon, on Saturday theeighth day of March, A. D. 1862,
between the hours of t o'clock a. h. and un-et of said
day, for which said real property is taken a th propertv
of sain B. Cornelius to satisfy said judgement, will' ard
singular the hereditament and appurtenances thereto be
longing, or in any wise appertaining, and all the right
title and interest; Which saltt B. Cornelius had at tlie rendi
tion of said judgment in and to aaid premises, on the K'.ub
dav of April, A. D. 1861, or since, or now has. Given un
der my band this 5tb day of i'ebruarv, A. II. 162, at the
city of Engene. - : JOSEPH MEADOR,
s-4t cnepin ol IJine county.
Sheriff Sale.
State of Oregon, county of Lane, at.
BT virtue of an execution issned by th Clerk of the
circuit court of the State of Oregon, for the countv of
Lane, and to me directed, in favor of Humiston A Ma'dan.
andagiinU Bluford Deadinond whereas a judgment waa
renaereo in tne circuit court ot tne ntaio oi uregon, ior
the county of Lane, for the sum of (1348 and live dollar'
cost, there being no personal property fonnd thereon to
levy, therefore i nave tnis tne loin day ot reoruary, A. u.
Is62, levied upon as the real property of Bluford Deadmond
and wife, and will offer for safe in th town of Eugen
City, on Monday the 17th day of March, A. D. 1862, be-,
tween the hours of o'clock a. a. and sunset of aaid day,
all the right title and interest of said Bluford Deadinond and
his wife, in and to the following described real property,
to wit, the north part of let No. (3) three in fractional
block Ho. (II) eleven, in bugene my, oounaeo as follow,
to Wit, on the north by allev, eighty feet ; on the weat by
Willamette afreet sixty feet; on the south by th premise
now occupied bv A- Renfrew, eighty feet ; and on the eaat
bv the Public Square, sixty feet, being th same premises
mortgaged br aaid Deadmond, and his wi t, to Homistoo A
Ma'dan, March 22d, A, D. 161, this execution bating been
issued on th judgment rendered on said mortgaged not.
Given under my hand this loth dav of Feb., A. D. 1842.
. JOSEPH MEADOR,
-5t " Sberilt of Lane county. ,
Sheriff's Sale. .. .. . .
BY virtue of an execution issded oat of th Circuit
Court of the Stat pf Oregon, for th county of Lane,
to me directed in favor of JOSEPH MAYER and against
C. C. SMITH, commanding me to satisfy aaid execution
out of certain mortgaged premises mentioned in said exe
cution now, therefore, I have levied upon and will oiler
for sale upon the premise, at public auction, on Satur
day, the 1st dav of March. A. D. 1862. all th riirht.
title and interest of th aaid C. C. Smith iu tb following
described real estate, to wit, all lhat certain piece or parcel
of land situuted lying and being in Lau Couuty, Oregon,
known and described as the south east quarter of section
2tf, commencing V ruds from the south-east corner of said
section, ruunitig north 180 rods, thence west 152 rods thence
south 160 rods, theuce east loo ruds, more or leas, thence
south 21 rods, thence east 60 rods to th place of begin
ning, less five lot 6o by, 80 feet,-. The above described
" ; J .! 1 1 1! - r i ry o '.l.
premise isuie uuuauou tauu eiaun oi saiu v. v. oiniiu.
Feb. 1, A. D. 1862. JOS. MEADOR, Slier id'.
By J. W. Huff. Deputy Sheriff,
Lan county.
. Notice to Absent Defendant.
riX) GEORGE M. WINDES: You are hereby notified
L that unless you sppear in the Circuit Court of the State
ot Oregon, tor in bounty oi i.ane, on tne third iiouuity oi
April next (1862) and, answer thccomplaintor Hill for Fore
closure of Mortgage, which has been hied with the Clerk
of suid Court, by Samuel A. Cox complainant, and prays
for a judgment ol foreclosure, ana also to recover moneys
due on the same, the same will be taken as confessed, and
the prayer thereof will be granted by the Court, By order
OI lion. tt. t. struiton, judge. Kaieu, jau. z, iwi.
S. ELLSWORTH, Sol'r for Cumpl't.
- Eugene City, Oregon. i 8m.
, Notice to Absent Defendant. .
rj CHARLES G. MARTIN: You; are heraby notified
1 Unit unless vou aonear in the Circuit Court of the Stutc
of Oregon, for the County of Lane, ou the third Monday of
April next (186) and answer tlie complaint ot James 11.
McFarlund, plaintiff, which has been tiled with the Clerk
of said Court, and prays tor a judgment against yau for
$."15 00, besides interest and cost of suit, the same will be
taken for confessed, and the prayer thereof will be grunted
by the Court, llv order ot lion. ft. r.. titration, judge.
Dated, Jan. 2, 1862. S ELLSWORTH, Pl ffs Atty.
Eugene City, Oregon. . ' 2 3m
Notice, to Absent Defendant.
mo CHARLES G. MARTIN: You are hereby notified
L that unless you appear in the Circuit Court of the State
ot Oreizon. for the County of Lune, on the third Mon
day of April next, (1862) and answer the complaint of
John llcrarlaud, planum, wnicu lias Deen llleu witn tn
Clerk of the said Court, and pray for a judgment against
you for t'.vi 00, besides interest and costs of sait, the same
will be taken as contcssea, ami the prayer tnereoi win oe
granted by the Court. By order of Hou. R. E. Stratum,
Judge. Dated Jun. 2, 1862.
S. ELLSWORTH, Pl'fli Atty.
Eugene City, Oregon. 2 -uiu
Notice to Absent Defendant.
r-no WALTER S. BROCK : Tou are hereby notified that
L unlss you appear in the circuit court of the State of
Oregon, for the county of Lane, on the third Monday of
Apiu next (13UZ'. and answer tno complaint. oi jumes
Fountain, which has been filed with the Clerk of said court,
and prays fur a judgment against you, together with Rob
ert li. Cochran and Prior F. Bluir, for the sum of $1000 00,
besides interest and costs of suit, the same will be taken for
confessed and the prayer thereof will be granted by the
court Bv order of Hon. R. E. Strutton, Judge. Duted,
Jan. 17, 1862. S. ELLSWORTH, Pi tt's Atty,
3 3m Eugene City, Oregon.
Notice to Absent Defendant.
TO JOHN B. ST0WELL AND ROBERT 11. RENSHAW :
You are hereby notified that unless you appeur in the
circuit court of the State of Oregon, tor the county of Lane,
on the third Monday of April next (18G2) uud aHswcr the
complaint of Bell Jenuings, plaintiff, which has beeu filed
with the Clerk of suid court, and prays for a judgment
against you (together with Wm. D. Renshaw) for $2750
00 besides interest and costs of suit, the same will be ta
ken as confessed, and the prayer thereof. will'b granted
by the court. Bv order of Hon. R. E. Stratton, Judge.
Dated, Jun. 17, 1862. S. ELLS WORTH,
, 8 3m Prffs Atty, Eugene City Oregon.
- Notice to Absent Defendant.
TO WILLIAM KAY: You are hereby notified that un
less you uppear in the circuit court of the Slate of Ore
gon, for the countv of Lane, on the third Monday of April.
1862, 'and unswer the complaint or Bill for the settlement
of partnership, property which bos been tiled with theClerk
of said court by Vincent II. Davis, complainant, and prays
lore settlement, the same win oe taxcu a confessed, and
the prayer of suid complainant will be granted bythe court
ustcd, jun. ii, 1862. j. j. lii.tv aas, tiers:.
E. E. Haft, Atty. ' 8 3m
Notice to Absent Defendant.
A. J. Welch, Treasurer of Lane county,' t. : L. S. Rogers.
rp0 L. S. ROGERS : You are hereby notified that unless
A. you appear in the circuit court ot the Mate of Oregon,
for Lane county, on the third Monduy of April, A. D. 1862,
and nswer the complaint of A. J. Welch, Treasurer of
Lane countv, aforesaid, which has been tiled with the
Clerk of said court, and prays for a judgment against vou
for $131 'J2, besides interest and costs, (and for the fore
closure of a mortgage) the same compluint will be taken
for confessed, and the prayer thereof will be granted by the
court. By order of said court. Jan. 18, A. 1). 1862.
t-3m R. B. SNELLlNG, Pl'ffs Atty.
Notice.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County
ol Lane; April Term. A. D. 1862. Cauibell E. t'lirismuu,
1'1'ff r. Charles O. Martin, Deft. Attachment .
rpo CHARLES G. MARTIN, Deft: Take notice that
X. PI'fT has hied his complaint in the above entitled suit,
claiming to recover 1,658 80, with interest thereon at
twenty-live percent, per annum, from Dec. 1st, 1861; also
(152 66, witn interest thereon from Nov. 13, 1861. Now,
unless you appear in said court on the 3rd Monday of April
A. D. 1862, and answer said complaint, the same will be
taken as confessed, and the prayer thereof be granted by
the court. Williams, Gibbs and Hoffman, Att's for Pl'ff.
2 3m
..Notice of Final Settlement
la the county court of Lan county. Estate of William M.
Steveus, deceased.
IOTICE is hereby given that Hixy V. Stevens, Admin-
fur annual and final settlement, and the first Monday of
Jiareu, looa, uaa unu uuuuiuwa ior ocsriuv tueaamo Aa
ted, Feb. 4, 1862. HIXY V. STEVENS, Adm'x,
o-3t By 3. fciisworin, Alt y.
. Notice
County Court of Lane County, Oregon. John Bailey,
Adm'r, tt. W. S. Brock and Joseph Meador.
rpo W. 8. BROCK : Yau arc hereby notified that unless
A. you appear in the county court of Lane Countv, Oregon.
on the first Monday of April, A. D. It. 62, and answer the
complaint in the above entitled cause, the same will be ta
ken tor confessed, and tlie prayer thereor will be granted
by the court. Kngene Citv, Jan. , A. I). 1862. ' J
28111 "R. B. SNELLlNG, ITrT Atty.
Guardian's Sale.
NOTICE is hereby given that in accordance with an or
der ot the county court ot the county of Lane. Oregon,
made at the January term, 1862, I will proceed to sell at
public auction on Saturday the 22d day of February, A.
1. 1862. between the hours of 9 o'clock and sunset of said
day, for cosh, on the premises, the following described real
estate, to wit, the donation land cluim of Hamilton Richey
(insane person) situated near the mouth of the MiXiawk. in
aid oounty, and containing one hundred and sixty acre,
mora, pr toss. Hated, bugene City, Jan. 1, 182r--
S-r4t PRESLEY SCOTTGuardian.
Estrayed.
I7R0M the subscriber, living threemiles south of Eugene
City, a strawberry-roan filly, two years old last spring ;
no mark pr brand except the hair in the face is a little light
er than on the other part of the body. Any information
concerning the same will be suitably rewarded. Eugene
City, Oregon. 8tf .... . Wh. LL'CKEY.
w
DR. EDWARD SHEIL
ILL pay tneaisl atteotiea- to chronic disease. Cst
vail lis, 0 T . -4a
KO, m SAUCH AND CARI2C3 ! !
Having disposed of one half my stock of goods to T. O.
Hendricks, and wishing to visit the above named local
ities early, in--the spring, therefore, all persona knowing
themaeive indebted to the undersigned, art hereby noti
fied to come forward and settle imnwIiaUly. Eugen City,
Oregon. Feb. 1, 1862. E. L. BRISTOVV. 4t
ftuincy Hall,
147, 149, 151,
Washington Street. . " r .
Large denning Establishment ia CaUioraiau
Reader, when you are in .fan Francisco, H i orth yotif
whil to par a visit to this innnrnse Clothing 'Hotr, arid
are the emmrtr vartely of Tmn of verjr style and
taxtnr that fWl the syiaciotfs shclvea and counter, and" to
noticsr the aimmnt of basiire daily tranaaewd there. -
Th nprrredeit!areof the proprietor i attribu
ted 10 their liberal and judicious advertising, and the-, re
markably low prirea at. which their good arr sold, litis
FRANK LESJLJE'S
PICTORIAL
HISTORY 07 THE WAR 07 1861.
DESCRIPTIVE. STATISTICAL, AND DOCUMENT
ARY. Edited by Hon. E. G. Sgtiia.
Late Minister of the United States to Central America.
This work is published in Semi-monthly Numbers ; its
MAMMOTH SIZE allows of the largest Engravings, and it
contains s complete epitome of the war in which the coun
try i involved, with all the Facts, Scene, Incident and
Anecdote connected with it, arranged chronologically,
forming a cotemporary and permanent History of the time.
All Olhciul ana important Documents, emanating North
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. The Pictorial History of the Wur of 1861, is invaluable
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AX INSTITUTION' being formed in this place to be ex
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country, and esneciallv of the nhvsicul or natural sciences
which requires, as a Oasis, a MUSEUM, or collection of
specimens in- the various departments, such as Botany,
Geology, Zoology, Oology, etc. therefore all persons are
invited to assist by collecting and sending us sucb speci
mens as they may be able to obtain.
Skins of all kinds of animals'wanted, whether common
or rare, whether feathery or hairy. If persons do not wish
to spend their time in removing the skin, send us the bird
or animal and we will attend to it ourselves. In skinning.
the bones of th bead and legs should be hit, after dis
plncingthe skin sufficiently to remove the flesh, eyes, etc.
As the skull is ulso a fair index to the structure, nature
and habits of animals, a collection of them, of all kinds,
whether they beol things which walk, crawl, fly or swim,
are wanted. Entire skeletons would be preferred.
i A BUSHELS of birds eggs wanted, this coming spring
AVf and summer, to assist in the perfection and study of
the new science or Oology eggs or even the most common
kinds of birds. A description of the nest, its position and
structure, also of the kind of bird and the time when it
lays its eggs, are necessary, and should be accompanied by
the head uud wing of the bird.
Rocks of all kinds wanted, especially those containing
fossils, the different kinds of metals, etc.
Plants of all kinds, with their flowers, collected and pre
served in herbariums, whether described or not, are also
wanted.
Those interested in the progress of science in this coun
try will find this a favorable opportunity for rendering
their assistance ; and to the young especially, we would
any, you cannot engage in a more interesting and laudable
enterprise tbau making collectioua of the desired speci
mens. Specimens of all kinds designed for the Museum may be
left at the office of the State Kkpi bi.icax, and all addresses
should be to HENRY CUMMINS, Eugene City, Oregon.
Feb. 8, 1862.. .
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Sands' Sarsaparilla,
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.
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1
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Sole Agents for II. T. Babbitt's Pure Salcratus, Cream
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PVRE t JLAJfSROSAL WHISKEY, in flasks;
KECTAR WHISK El', in new style bottles;
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