EUGENE CITY, SEPTEIBER 20, 1862.
AVrsTFoHTl-lIK STATE KE PUBLICAN.
The following named goutlcmeo are authorited to To
rsive aud receipt for mouey on subscription to tue Rkfim-
lica.v.
Man Francisco, California,
Oregon City, -
Salem, Oregon,
Silvorum,
Albany,
Corvallia, ......
KuKoue City,
Iloietmrg,
Jacksonville, ......
Ashland, -
Trarelinif Audit. - . -
Charles A. Crane.
- W. C. Johuou.
J. 0. Curtwnght,
. W. K. Duuour.
1). W. Waketicld.
. A. O. llovey.
II. It. Kiiicuid.
. J. II. Holers.
J. R. Ilodgcu.
. - J. M. McCaJI.
M. G. McCarty.
Postmaster ure also requested to receive aud forwurd
iubsuriplious. Mouy uiuy be sent through the mail ut our
risk.
Wood Wasted. All persons who wish to
pay their subscription to the Rsplblicas, find
any person wishing to becomo a subscriber may
how have the opportunity of paying the subscrip
tion price in wood delivered at tlio publication
office. This offer will bo extended to the first of
November next. We hope our patrons will be
prompt.
Wb congratulate our friend Mr. Underwood,
in his success in "catching his bird. Now
that he is settled permanently) those wishing to
hive lo0al business transacted, will find hitn
prompt, courteous, and efficient.
MARRIED.
Hi- lm Ttt Rm. Ilishon Scott, at the Metropolis Hotel,
Portland, on the Kith inst. Mb. J. B. Ukiikbwood, ol this
Citv and Miss Mauuih Cihules, of Angelica, N. 1.
v nkiinwliili,n the comiiliincnts of tho hannv pair,
nd we hope aim uciievevo uiui tuey wiu mu mug uu
pleasantly in our prosperous City.
EXHIBIT
OF TUB RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS BY
the Treasurer of Lane county for the liscal year end
ing July 7th, 1032.
Receipts.
Rcc'd.
On account of Taxes, - flb.OTl 40
" Money Loaned, - 27
' School Fund Notes, - 4,.VJ" 43
Notes (liven for Town Lots, 139 2?
" " " Ryan's Recognizance,
" " License,
4 Kstrays, ...
' " " County Court Fees,
' - " Fines, ...
.From Supervisor of Roads,
ltcmaining in Trcas'y, July Oth, 1S62,
118 S7
132 00
1"7 80
30 00
30 00
II 87
999 29
Total Amount of Receipts,
Expenditures.
Paid On County Order,
" School Superintendent's Order,
Loaned Common School Fund,
Paid State Tax for 18il,
Percentage retained by Treasurer
Total Amount of expenditures
Balance Remaining in Trcas'y July 7, 1SS2,
Indebtedness.
County Orders Outstanding,
Allowances Audited and not Issued,
$23,423 74
$11,059 20
- 2,'.i-W 61
- 2,787 62
4,000 00
771 82
$22,185 25
$1,240 49
$2,803 78
175 45
Total Debt,
2,979 23
To meet Public Debt there is collect jd, and due and will
be eollctcd of Last Year's Tax probably, $1,500 00
There is due on Notes for Town Lots, - 879 6)
Due on Notes for County Money Loaned, - 605 48
Total,
Ihrtancc 6f Debt ......
School Fund.
Principal Loaned and Secured by Mortgage,
Notes given for School Lands,
$2,845 11
$134 12
$10,129 29
8,."o 70
Total,
:19,63i J
'Contingent School
Fund which when in
Treasure is subject to apportionment and
to current exnenses of the School Svstcni,
Interest on School Fund up to July 7, 1S02, - $2,72101
ltec'd on Ac't of Fines, Forfeitures and Ets lays, N3 H
Due on Notes for Uvan's Recognizance, - 3!"4 03
I'ercentage on Tax collected since loth March last, 519 92
total 93.732 89
I hereby certify the foregoing to be a True Exhibit of the
enndition of the rinancea ol Lane county, so tar si I am
able to ascertain tne same. II. SMALL,
Countv Clerk.
a. x. LrcicieT.
HKXRT FA1SOKS
TEIFLUVIA MARKET.
LUCKEY & PARSONS,
II
AVE purchased the nbove market where they are
rentlv to furnish the trade with the best of beef.
mutton, pork, salt fish, and every thing in their lino thut
the country will anoru. we will iaKC in excuange an
kinds of marketable prodncc. Our motto is
SMALL PROFIT AND READY PAY!
Vi'e will dclivci beef br the quarter as cheap as it can
lie afforded by farmers. Thanklul for past favors, we hope
by strict and careful attention to business to merit the pub
lic patronage in future. 34-tt
Kugenc City, Sept., 5, 133.
NOTICE.
T hare this day sold mv entire interest in the Wholesale
X Liquor business, lately conducted under the firm of
llumiston k Ma'Dan, Portland, Ocegon, to Messrs. J. Y.
Wilson and Geo. W. Stevens of San Francisco.
C. M. llumiston is duly authorized to settle all acconts
of the late firm of llumiston k Ma'Dan.
J. T. MA'DAN,
Portland, July 31, 1862.
NOTICE.
THE undersigned being duly authorised will pay all the
liabilities of the late firm of llumiston k Ma'Dan on de
aiand. All parties indebted to llumiston A Ma'Dan will
jileaae pay to
C. X. HUMISTON.
Portland, July 81, 1802.
NOTICE.
J. T. WILS05 and GF.O. W. STKVEN3 of San Fran
cisco hare this day purchased from Mr. J. T. Ma'Dan his
ntireinterest in the Wholesale Liquor buisness, lately con
ducted ander the name and tirra of Huiuiston k Ma'Dan,
Portland, Oregon.
The business will hereafter be conducted nnder the name
and firm of
HUMISTON, WILSON k CO.
Portland, July 81, 1502. 81-tt
A. BISWELL & Co.,
BOOK BINDERS, PAPER RULERS,
AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, .
.117 Clay, and 514 Commercial street, between Montgomery
and ansome, San Franei.ro.
Blanks, Way Bills Bill Heads. Brief paper, etc., ruled to
order, at the shortest notice. Blank Books ruled, bound
and printed to order, and old book rebound. Orders
from theeoontry by letter or Express, promptly attended to.
88-iy
LIVERY STABLE,
Eighth Street, Eugene City, Oregon.
THE UNDERSIGNED, having fitted op and reopened
the large and commodious Livery Stable, formerly kept
bv Chase k Co., would respectfully solicit the patronage
of their friends, and of the traveling pnhhc cenerally.
We will keep constantly on hand horses and buggiea to
let at reasonable rates. Horses intrusted to on rcare will
be well fed and carefully attended lo by experienced host-
"Vjn? of .vary M ITmClSoLLAN.
To All Whom It May Concern
'TWERE are uioiiy obligations in my hand for School
L mouey tunned, with back interest dne.
Parties are requested to eome forward immediately, and
fiay the interest on such obligations, in accordance with a
iw which requires the interest to be paid semi-annually
in ndvuuce. A. S. McVl.l lit).
Treasurer's Office I Treasurer of Lane county.
Snpt. IS, lslJS J
Confiscation!!
rpilti UNUEUSIfiNKI) having sold his entire interest in
X the TKII'L.L VIA. MARKET, would hereby noti
IV those knowing themselves indebted to the tiriu of
STKI'HKNSON A LUCKEY, that "liter the 23d inst. he
will be iu readiness at the Market to settle w ith them ; aud
all those having claims against the hriuwill please present
them, and we will agree to pav them or take the Oath of
Allegiance instautcr. ' J. M. STEPHENSON.
2:tf
A. S. McClure,
DEALER IX
DRY GOODS. CLOTHING, SALEM
CLOTH, BOOTS AND SHOE'S,
II AR WARE AND CUT
LERY, CROCKERY
AXD GLASSWARE,
DRUGS AXD
PA TEXT MED.
JCIXES, de.
Also
BACOX,
FLOUR, WHEAT,
OATS, BUTTER, EGGS, AXD
ALL OTHER KIXDS OF SALE.
ABLE PRODUCE TAKEX AT LIBERAL
PRICES IX EXCHANGE FOR GOODS,
Corner Oak and Ninth strkkts ix trout or Coi bt House.
Eugene City, Oregon, August 1st, 1802. 31-tf
LOCK HERE ! !
BLACK SMITHING.
rTMIE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING PURCHASED AND
-L
re-opened the Blacksmith Shop on Ninth street, IS
prepared to do all kinds of work in his line, such as
WAG OX IRONING,
GUNSMITHING,
HORSE SHOEING,
MAKING and REPAIRING
EDGE TOOLS.
Jobbing of all kinds executed on short notice, and in the
latest and best style,
A T RA TES TO SUIT THE II A RD TIMES.
GIVE ME A CALL.
I also hare about ten thousand pounds of assorted iron,
which I will sell for cash.
J. C. LUCKEY.
Kugenc City, August 1st, 1862.
29-0 in
13 R. DELA VAN'S
ALL HEALING
JAPANESE SALVE!!
T
"MIE JAPANESE SALVE IS TIIE HEST FREPARA
tion that has been discoyoren tor the cure of
POISON from P0IS0X OAK,
Musnuito Bites,
Nursing sore Breasts,
Gunshot Wounds,
Cuts,
Litirns,
Sprains,
Suit Rheum,
Boils,
Bruises,
Corns,
Chiibluins.
Tiles,
And in fact, all kinds of Sores. Try it all everybody.
No family should be without it, and, although the in
gradients arc rare and expensive, only FIFTY CENTS is
charged for a box.
For sail bv all Druggists.
REDINGTOO k CO., Wholesale Agents,
S'2-fim San Francisco.
HARRISBURG ACADEMY.
REV. E. P. HENDERSON, A. M.,
(Late President of " Columbia College"), PaixctrAL.
This Institution is situated at the town of Harrisburg,
in Linn Ccrauty, Oregon, in pleasant and healthy local
ity. THE BUILDING IS LARGE AND
commoDious.
The first Session will begin on the
first dat of September, 1862.
The Academic year is divided into two Sessions, of 100
dars each.
Tuition will be $, $10 and $12 per Session ; one-half in
advance, and the other half at the close of the Term. Stu
dents admitted at any time, and charged from the time of
entrance to the close of Session, unless a special contract
is made otherwise.
The nndcrsigncd takes pleasure in announcing to his
former natrons and friends. tha after an absence of three
years he has returned to Oregon, and located permanently
at the above named Institution, and will be happy to meet
any of his former students in this Dew and elegant Acad
emr; where everr facility will he afforded to them that
theV enjoyed with him in the brightest davs of "Columbia
College." E. P. HENDERSON,
P. S. Hoarding can be had, In private families, Terr
low. Sl-tf
Japaxisc Saivi. This article is proved to be the best
for the cure of the various complaints lor whirh it is rec
ommended, that is known. It can be used with most per
fect safety, and will work like a charm proving the fact
that one great good has resulted by the opening of trade
with the Japanese. See advertisement.
BL ACKSMITHING.
N. 3IAUTIN,
OS ErOMTfl STREET, OPPOSITE ClIASE ii Co.'g LI VERT
Stable, is now prepared to do all kinds of smithing in his
line atCIIKAP K.4TKS for READY PAY. such as farmers
and teamsters want. It ia said by the farmer of Lane
county that
MARTIN'S PLOWS
are the best ever manufactured in thin place j therefore,
he is not afraid to warrant them to perform well, particw
lar attention paid to
HORSE-SHOEING,
and work warranted to gire satisfaction. Civ m a call
at my shop, and yon shall be accommodated.
Produce, and all kind of Money,
i'eept "Confaderata Bondi") takes for work.
K'igne City, August t IMS. ti-VH
a. Ellsworth. i. i. riruiawouD.
Notary Public.
ELLSWORTH & UNDERWOOD,
Attorneys aud Counselors at Law,
OFFICE OPPOSITE OLOBB IIOTKL, EUOK.NE CITY, OON.
xotf
Sheriff's Sale.
IY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO ME DIRECTED,
issued out ol the Circuit Court for Douglas Cuuuty,
Orcgou, I have leried upon aud will proceed to sell to tlie
highest bidder, for cash, on the
21st day ol October, 18G'2,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. k., and 4 o'clock p. u
on the premises, nil the right, title and interest of James
M. AiTiugton, in and to the following described property,
siluuted iu Douglas comity, Oregon, to wit : All the dona
tion Land Claim of James M. Ai riiigton and his wife,
known as claim 40, iu Township 28 South, Range 0 Wist,
beginning at a point 8.10 chs. South aud V.4o chs. from
the N. W. corner of Section 18, thence ruuuing East 20.00
chs., thence N. sh.oii chs., thence E. 53.no, thence N. 22. in)
chs., thence W. 73 chs., thence S. 12.00 chs. to place of
beginning, containing three hundred aud twenty i320.6o)
acre.i, of which the north half is designated for the hus
baud and the south half fur the wife, together with all
the appurtenances thereunto belonging. The said proper
ty is taken to satisfy an execution issued out of the said
Court, iu favor of Antoine A. Fink, and against James M.
Amngton, for the suirf of live hundred and forty-eight
dollars and seventy cents $548 70) judgement mid' costs
and accruing costs. L. IlOW'K,
Ruseburg, Oregon, I Silent! Douglas countT.
Sept. 10th, 1862. ) JO--tt
H. C. SHALL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, Till practice in nil the Courts
of this State. Particular intention given to Convey
aucing. Collection of Debts, etc. Ollicc iu the Court House,
Eugene City, Oregon. 23-6m
Administrator's Notice.
A1
Estate of Daniel Cushniau, deceased, ure hereby re
quired to exhibit the ame, with tho necessary vouciier,
within one year irom the Uuteol tins notice, to 11. J. humll,
Administrator of said Estulu, ut his law ottice in Kugene
City. Lane County, Orcgou, or thev will bo forever de
barred. 5 t "II. C. SMALL.
Dated Septembe r 1, 1302. Administrator und Att'y,
IN the matter of petition for the Hale of the real Estate
of Alexander Goodpasture, deceased, it is ordered
by tho County Court for the county of Lane, Oregon, that
uil persons interested iu the said Estate appear before
said Court, on the tirttt Monday in October, lNi-i, and show
cause why an order should not be granted to tho Adminis
trator of said Estate to sell so tiuicTi of the real Estate of
the deceased as shall be requsite to pay the allowance to
the family, the debts outstanding against the deceased, and
the expense of Administr ation.
II v order of the Court made at the September Term, lKtt2.
Attest, JL SM ALL, i D. M. K1SDOX,
County Clerk. J 84 Couuty Judge.
Sheriff's Sale.
B
Y VIRTUE OF AN EXKCUTION to me directed.
issued out of the Circuit Court for the county of Doutr-
t.. nnli ,., i,f I h,.o 1. ,-...! i,n ,..f u-ill or...
ceed to sell to the highest bidder, for cash, on the
20th day of October, ISG'2,
between tho hours of 10 o'clock a. m., ami four o'clock p.
ii., on the premises, the following described property, to
wit ; All the donation inn-1 claim of John Leiser, bi''in
liinj; at a point 8o.H7 chs. Kast, and chs. North from
corner to Sections 14, K, '.'-2 and 2 Township 57 South,
Range 0 West, Claim thtMice West S2"J clu., thence Smith
4'2.84 chs., thence Kast 77. 'U chs., thence North 41.Kt chs.,
thence S. OS de. I i min. W. ail.lis chs., thence S. 7S dca.
4." min. W. lo.'O chs., thence N. 71dej. 80 min. W. 12.il.1
chs. to place of beinoinir ; contaiuinr aj"".7!i acres, with
all the appurtenances tlicreunlo belonging. Said property
is sold to satisfy anexecutiou issueti out of said Court iu
favorof Anton A. Fink, and against John Leiser, for the
sum of $.SU 40 live hundred and eighty-nine dollars and
furtv cents, judgment mid costs and accruin"; costs.
Sept. 8, lbtfl. L. HOWK,
85-lt Sheriff Douglas county.
Executor's Notice.
I ETTEnS TESTAMENTARY HAVING BEEN granted
j by the Probate Court of Cnrry County, Oregon, and
Archibald Stevenson duly appointed Kxccutor ot the last
Will and Testament of Peter McKintv, deceased : now.
therefore, all parties having claims against said deceased
are required to present the same, to said Executor, at
Ellcnsburir in said countv, within one vear from the date
hereof, or be forever barred. ARCH D. STEVENSON,
Dated Ellensbnrg, Aug. 4th, H'i-J. 83-4t Executor.
Notice to Absent Defendant.
James Estcp m. Joseph A. Dillon and Elins Williams.
rPO JOSEPH A. DILLON : You arc hcrebv notified that
I unless vou appear in the Circuit Court of the Slate of
Uregou, lor the county ot J.auc, on the imirtn Mommy oi
October, A. D. IHKi, and answer the complaint of James
Kstep, plaintiff, which has been tiled with the Clerk of said
Court, and prays for a judgment against you for $110 14.
besides interest and costs of suit, the sniil complaint will
be taken for confessed, and the prayer thereof will be grant
ted by the Court. By ordcrof said Court made atthe April
crm. UH-1. D. M. RISDON, P'lll's Atty.
Eugene City, May So, 1862. ri-Sm
TUALATIN ACADEMY.
EDWARD A. TANNER, A. M., (of Jacksonville, III )
Principal.
MISS MARY HODGDON, (of Ipswich, Mass.)
Assistant.
Tuition 5, 6, 7 and 8 dollars per quarter of 11 weeks.
PACIFIC UNIVERSITY.
REV. SIDNEY 11. MARSH, A. M.,
President, and Acting Professor of Languages.
REV. HORACE LYMAN, A. M.f
Professor of Mathematics.
EDWARD A. TANNER, A. M.,
pHorassoR Elect of Ancient Languages.
These two Institutions are at Forest Grove, Washington
county, Oregon.
Arrangements are being made by which students can
board in a club at about the cost of provisions. Board in
families is now 2 75 per week.
By help of Endowments obtained at the East, Collegiate
instruction is furnished students, however small the num
ber. The situation of the College is uusurpassed in beau
ty and hcalthfulness, and is in the midst of a moral com
munity. The Library contains J,.Vs) choice books. Collections in
Natural History are being made. Feb. 1, 1S6J.
F. DUDLEY.
(sucensom to p. w. joh.vsox roat orrici iiloixo,)
DEALER IN
BOOKS and STATIONERY.
Keeping constantly on hand all the
SCHOOLBOOKS
in Uk in Oregon, and an immense ranety of standard
Miscellaneous Books.
Paper ot all kinds Cap. Legal, Letter, Sote, Printing, etc.;
Enrelops, pens. Pencils, Itlsnk Books arery
rarietr, Slates of all qualities and sues,
all first quality and cheap.
Saddlery! Saddlery ! !
-r A LARGE LOT OF EVERY DESf'RIP. P -i
tr Vtion of Hddl-, Undies, llwr. Jz
, Pckddlrt He. He., at V"
SAM. COX'S Old Stand,
Where we will neon hand CI aint (roini toaalmooito
make any kind of work, ia our line, to order.
Jfone nt the B .1tr1sl !.
M, ROSENBLATT,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALKH IX
Dry Goods,
Clothing,
Groceries,
Hardware,
Cutlery,
Mechanic's Tools, Boots, Shoes, etc., etc.,
Announces to tlio public and patrons that ho is
still in the trade nt the old nnj well known
stand of S. ROSENBLATT cv BROTHER;
and selling good at the Lowest Prices, for
CASH AND PRODUCE.
His stock is entirely new, I'urchasers will
find here every article usually kept in tho stores
of this city new and well selected. Thoso
wishing to buy are requested to call and examine
his slock and prices before purchasing elsewhere
wememoer tno place ana that the stock is
WHOLLY NEW, and will continually bo re-
plcnished with fresh new goods of tho LA TEST
STYLES, PATTERNS AND VARIETIES,
itf
HUMISTON, WILSON & Co.,
IJSIlOIlTERS
AND
WHOLESALE DEALERS IS
Fine Brandies,
WINES AND LIQUORS,
fire Proof Brick Store, Front St., corner of Oak.
rOKTLANO, OtJ.V.,
FFER to the trade of Oregon nird Washington Terri
tory inducements second to no other house oil this
coast. Our stock consists in part ut
Fine Old Brandy,
Otui'd, Dupiiy & Co.,
James Ileimcsey,
A. Donidtt & Co.,
United Vineyard Proprietor!),
Pinett, Ctistillon 6i Co.,
Union of tlio proprietors, C. Marquet, A.
Sijinette,
And various other brands. Also, very choico
OLD BOURBON WHISKY,
Old Rye Whisky,
And all other choice brands now in market.
Pure Holland Gin, St. Croix and Jamaica Hum,
Cordials and Winei of every description.
Also, of our own bottling, which weclaiui to be superior
to unvtniugnow iu the market,
OTAliD, DUI'UY & CO. ii C. MAttQUETT'S
OLD BOURIKJN WHISKY, of a superior
quality, and OLD KYJi WHISKY.
Also, a general ASHorlnient of case good, mid everything
clue appertaining to the Liquor Tnide, which we otl'or ut
Sun i'runciseo prices. ('Orders from country mer
chant and dealer respecllully solicited.
JJ. Ail li iioi h nold by tin ure guiinired to e gen
uine, and a represented, except imported cuac good, such
hs Schnapps, etc.
PurtlunJ, Oregon, July 31 18(V, 85-Ctn
To Merchants and Shippers.
PORTAGE AT OKEGON CITY.
fl-MIE MERCHANTS AND SIIIPPEKS of the VTiUumcttc
X Valley mrc notified that
BAKtfTOW k FKAZKR
ft re now prepared with plenty of teiunnHiid careful driver
to pas freight over the Portage between Oregon City mid
Cuncnmh an ft as could be expected.
unc ol us win be nt all tinira ni eucu end oi tim route to
Attend to the forwarding of the freight, so as to prevent
anv unnecensarv delay.
Oreguii City, Oregon, January 1, ISrt. 8tf
Tho following letter, which cmphntieally
speaks for itself, was written by the Dean of the Faculty
of the Philadelphia College of Medicine to the editors of
the Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal, San Francisco
for publication :
Pntt.sniii.riin, January 17th, lsi2.
To the Editors of the Pacilic Medicul Journal Ucnllc
men : My attention has been called to an article in the
December number of vour journul, in rcinrd to the ad
enndem decree granted by the Philadelphia College of
Medicine to Dr. 1,. 4. t miiikar. lien the application tor
the degree was made to the Faculty, it was acronipniiied by
altidavits and testimonials to the etlect that Dr. C;ipknv,
was a regular graduate M. I), of the University of Pestli,
had served as a surgeon in the Hungarian army, and was
a regular practitioner of medicine. On the strength of
these the degree was granted. The ad enndem degree,
as its name implies, is conferred on graduates only, and
gives us new privileges. Hud there been the slightest
suspicion ot irregularity, the application would have been
relused. Ily inserting this in your journal you will do an
act of Justice to the college, and confer a favor on,
Yours, very respectfully, H. RAND,
Dean of the Faculty of the I'hila. College of Medicine.
PR. L. J. CZAPK AY'S Private Medical and Surgicnl In
stitute is on Siienirnento street, below Montgomery, oppo
site the Pacific- Mail Stesmship Company's otlice, Ssn
Francisco. The Doctor offers free consultations and asks
no remuneration unless be elicits a cure. Ollice hours
from V a. . to 9 p. u.
Certificate. I, the undersigned, flovernnr of Hungary,
do testily hereby, that Dr. I.. J. Czapkuv has served during
thecontest for Hungarian lilerty, as Chief Surgeon, in the
Hungarian army, with I'uithtul perseverance. Whereof I
have given him this certificate, and recommend him to the
sympathy, attention and protection of all those who are
capable of appreciating patriotic acll-sacrilice, and unde
served misfortune.
KOSSUTH LAJOS, Governor of Hungary.
Washington City, January Mb, I a.'..
fVf" Persons not wishing to losetime in correspondence
pie ise enclose lo in their li tters, and they will get im
mediate attention to their cases.
Address, L. J.CZAPKAY. M. .,
San F'raneisco, Cat.
rELI-S. FARtJO k CO,
HAVE EXTKNDED THKIR
Kxpress to
VANCOUVER,
WALLL'LA,
ORO FIXO.
CASCAPESI, PALI.FSt,
WALLA WALLA, LF.WISTO.X,
PIFRCECITT, F.LKCITY,
and the HALMOX RIVER MINES.
I !A list of Agents will he published as soon as practicable,
and each A stent a ill be furnished with a commission sneci.
fvins? his authority and the extent to ahirh he will be
bound by his acts, which will be publicly exposed in bis
bfilce for the inspection of those dninst buin ss with i.
WEI.Ls, KAROO A CO.
E. W. TRACT, SuperiDteedent for Oregon and Wish
uijon Terri")r. J4 tf
E. W. TRACY'S
DVILY EXPRESS.
EW. TRACY ill continue the Esprew from PORT
S' LAND to JACKSONVILLE, with the following
OFFICES AND AGENTS.
Oregon City,
Uulterille,'
Lafayette,
Day toil,
Salem,
Albanv,
CurvalUs,
Kuxene Citv,
Oaklaud, '
Itoscburg,
Cauyoiiville,
Jacksonville,
lt-tt'
Charman k Warner.
'. X. Mathieu.
M. Wolfe.
Williams k Lippcncolt.
Uell i Drown.
J. Conner.
K. Fox.
II. M. Ellsworth.
Lord, Peters A Co.
A. It. Flint.
Sideman, Wollcnber k Co.
C. E. Beekinati.
E. W. TUACY.
CHARLES A. CRANE,
AD V ERTISING AG EN CY.
Cor. Washington & Sansome Streets,
Covcrniueut House Up-Stairs.
SAN FRANCISCO.
STATE REPUBLICAN, - Eugene City, Oregon
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Advertising iu the Atlantic States.
C. A. C, will nlsn attend to forwarding advertisement
to papers published in any portion of the Atlantic iState.
HOMESTEADS
AND
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
Building Lots irom $10 to $200 Each.
Alto, 60 Vura Lota an J Entire Blocks of Beuu.
t if u I Garden Land!
IN T1IK CITY AND COUNTY OK SAN IMtWTISCO,
on tin- line if (tie Sun Jose Hnilnmil, nt tin- West Knit
Dvimt. Tlie till" is absolutely I'KIU'KIT, Ix inir aSnanisli
(jrnnt. In i n 1 1 v eoiiKrimil and patented by the United Stutes.
The Shatter Hill respect this Title; the City Authorities
respect it; the District Courts and Supreme Court of the
l' titled States respect it. Ilesiiles tho Title hat bttn fvrtrtr
guifftul bjf a limit Ih'rrr a nd J itttijmetit tufitiriai tht Oily. So
that there is not even a cloud or a shadow upon it. Who
ever purchases one. of these lots will buy a lot and not a
lawsuit.
Otlicc No. 19 Nalee's Ituililiii, corner of Montgomery
and Merchant streets,, San Kraneisco.
la-am ilAltVEY U. IlUOWJf.
1 J J OS PECT US
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
Wasminiitox, I). C. July 1, 1SG1
Thc miieriinpi1 cnnitiMMitiMl, in tho month of Decem
ber luM, the puhlictttioii, in thin city, of n wwMy newftpn
per, cnlU'il th Antinmtl A'' puhtiHt,
It is printed on u large sheet, twenty -wen fry ft-rty-lwo
indie, antl i furnished at the low price Muti'd bi'low.
It will eoHtain all the origimil mutter of thuchiily Sett Urn
at AVjfWiWin, with the exception of Jocul new not inter
e.Htin tocountiv HuliKciibiTit. It will give toM report ot
the irocee(liui!4 of CorktfreH, und nf theotherdiparttneiitM
of tho nutionul tlovernuient. It will Contain nil the iiewn
of the day, foreign and domestic, markets, etc., u well
as 0"'iiiul correspondence from nil part of the country.
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and, in ull respect, the effort will he ntnde lo estuhlodi the
Cl.aructer Tif the Attimtt Ii p'thl'tiim as a Family Newspa
per. ashniiftou oeinix now the central point of the cur
reut military operations, jjrrut attention will he puid to
fiirnishinit the reudera of the AhHomiI ii thlt'in with full,
and especially with arrnmtrt nccouota of tho progress of
the war for tlie Union.
In politics, the paper wilt he Ropublican, sustaining the
Administration of Mr. Lincoln, hut diseliuming, however,
ny pretention to be the organ of the President. There ia
no Republican paper m tho District of Y'oiumbia, or in thd
vicinity ot it, and it is believed that recent events bar
nn'T-erl tu such a paper an important uphere of useful effort.
The time has come, when the actual administration of the
Government upon Republican principles will explode th
misrepresentations which have made those principles so
distasteful to the South. Rut it is not only here, and in
this virinitv, that the projectors of the .Xutwtuil .VyjwAiVd
hope to nnVe it useful. To the whol country they offer a
ournal which will His mks national politics from a national
standiioint, and which will never be swerved from patriot in
duty by uuy overpowering pressure of local interest.
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Address W. J. MLUTAfill A CO.,
Washington. I). C.
TRACY & CO'S OREGON EXPRESS.
1'oarl.Ain. March 31st, 1S62.
rpilK PARTNERSHIP heretofore nisling between the
L undersigned is this day dissolved br mutual consent,
t'" 11- Til I g.V
K. W. TRACY
K. NOHTOX,
E. L. Jatni'i,
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NOTICE TO DP.UCJGISTS.
XfE HAVE OX IIANP and are eonstanMr reeeivins
V the finest qualities of HUAXDIKS ANP WINES,
expresslv for the l)ruff Trade, whirh we rnaranfee to b
genuine.' HUMISTON, WILSON A Ce.
Estrayed.
I)EEP BAY, middle sised American horse ; about 6v
years old, with a smiill st ir in his forehead, and some
saddle marks. Anv person t.inx him np and returning
him to the subscriber will be liberal! r rewarded.
A. W. PATTERSOX.
Eugene City, May th, la12. lS-tf
Estrayed.
IROM th subscriber, living three milrs south of Eugene
Citv, a strawberry-roan blly, two year, old last spring
no mark or brand except the hair in the face is a little light,
er than on the other part, of the body. Any n formation
concerning tbe tame will be suitably rewsn'f ' Eugene)
Ci. Oregon. f W l.LCWtt.
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