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-ft THE STATE REPUBLICAN. Tilt 3tra?zla of to-day is not altogether for 10-aay, u 11 ior ias vast iuioro aiso. EUGENE CITY, FEBUAEY 7. 1863. TIIE NEWS. The news this week in varied and important. The relieving of ISurnside was nut an unexpected occurrence. There is little doubt but that lie was relieved at his own urgent request. One thing is very certain, Uunerul Buruside is very distrustful of himxelf, and as a natural conse quence ha would inspire distrust into the army, and we doubt not this is the c tuse of the piescut change. Gen. Hooker, in his address of acceptance, beathes an air of confidence and defiance, well cnlculutcd to arouse the tire in the brea.t of the brave soldiers who are anxiously waiting for an opportunity to meet the enemy. Uen. Hooker says it is his intention to fight the enemy wher. -ever he finds him, and we pried ict that there will be some tall fighting soon, and as Hooker has heretofore shown himself competent for qu;ck inarches aii'l during deeds, we may expect to hear soon of some " striking demonstrations" of his military skill. The removal of Gens. Sumner and Franklin is something we were 'not looking foT, why they are relieved of their commands is to us an un accountable move, nocauso having been yet re veuled we cait but hope that their removal is only a change to some other field ol uction. Their successors, Gens. Couch and Smith, are able, genuine, wide awake and enthusiastic put riots, and wo wish them most hearty success. LOCAL AM) MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. Owing to the indisposition of our Chief printer we are compehd to issue on a hull' thee t this week. The oflice has the mumps. There was a light sprinkle of snow last night, but it was all gone before noon to day. Kend the United States Assessor's notice in anther column. We see by the Portland papers that ex Senator Stark has arrived home. J. W. Derickson, publi.-hcr of the Washoe Times, Washoe City, Nevada Terri tory, was shot through the heart by one Hays it short time since, no particulars given. Mr. Banks has introduced a bill into the California Legislature for the purpose of more effectually preventing gambling in the State, and to make tho puishment severe on offenders. If w e had a law in Oregon to punish Jtien (and boys too) for petty gambling, such lieb's holes as the " Arcade," " Long Tom" and " Lager," and their ilk all over the State, would Mon be forced to " shut up" and their profligate keepers would get a chance to earn a living in at: honest milliner. Iowa produced last season tho snug little amount 'of 20,000,000 bushels of wheat. , W. W. Kurtz, a well known printer, U man of good ability and a big heart, died on the 21st ult. in San Francisco, of ulceration ) the lungs. There is a company ot watch manufac turers in Walllmm Mass. which gives employ ment to 1T5 hands. The Oregon Farmer, has been, through the hardness of the times and meager support extended it by the farmers, compelled to mi. pen J publication. This is a shame and disgrace to tho framers of Oregon. Only 0119 agricul tural paper in the State, and let that starve for want of support. We have received the first number of tho Sanitarian, a semi monthly paper published at Oregon City, by A. Cornelius, at $2 per annum in advance, one half of u hieh is given to the Sanitary commission. The Sanitarian is to be devoted to the cause of our suffering soldiers who are so freely pouring out their heart's blood, that we may enjoy tho blessings of liberty.- We wish it most hearty success in its liable en terprise. ... .As we have recently had two well attend ed, and well paid religious Theaters in Eugene, it is now proposed to got up a (writable donation for the benefit of our follow townsman Mr. M Stevens, who has a considerable family to sup port, and only one leg to walk upon. Now Mr, Stevens Is a real object of charity, and those people who profess to bo tho friends of tho sick and the afflicted, will have a chance to test their benevolence in behalf of this worthy but uufor. lunate man, who is not able to work for a living, Tho Time has dates from the Cariboo country to the 2."th of Jan. The snow on the Hald Mountain was 7 feet deep. Some claims are paying largely. It is feared that all the an imals on Holiapart will die, as the snow is 18 inches deep. The Small Po.x is raging in some localities. .The citizens of Eugene City had a party at the Court House in that place a few day since and contributed tho handsonm sum of 1100 for the Sanitary Fund. Good. Times. This is a sail mistake. The $.",00 dollars was given to a Methodist Preacher, and not to the Sanitary Fund. We doubt w bother the citizens f this place have patriotism enough to contrib ute one hundred dollars t so good a cause. Tho steamer Sierra Novnd.i sailed last p veiling fur San Francisco, tin Victoria. Timet .'. The steamer Sonora, by her last arrival at San Francisco, brought about 2,500 firkins of eastern butter. A fine story this: the Pacific States importing butter from the east. bully for the farmers and dairy men of Oregon and Califnri.ia. , Every man who wishes well to our country, will rejoice to leurn that Gen Butler has been sent back to New Orleans. Ho has proved himself the right man in the right place, and until there is a worse secession hole to tame, New Orleans is tho place for " Old lion Duller." Duller is to the lories what liarey is to horses, only, horses can appreciate kind treatment and tories can't. We are having a most delightful win ter thus far. It is now llio 5th day of February and we have not had one particle of snow in this part of the Willamette Valley, and but little 011 the adjacent mountains. There has been but two days this season, and they were in Novem ber, that there was ice sufficient for skating, and then the ice was so tender th. t it wus really dan gerous to run on it. Will our Atlantic friends, thoso who are conipeled to " hole up" for from five to seven mouths in each year think of this 1 you who hardly dare poke your nose out of doors lest it should bo blown off' by a Norweslor, think of us in Oregon enjoying the comforts of a miid climate, and then if you prefer to stay there and freeze, upon your own heads be the consequences. Capt. II., of Scottsburg will receive our thanks for his kind regards fir us. The notice was mislaid or it would have appeared last week. Gold is quoted by tho Richmond pa- pcrsat i,25. That's "skukum." Mil. John Hiuuon, of this county, is authorized to receive subscriptions for the Statu Kei'I Iimcan, in Oregon, and Washington Terri tory. Our old friend Air. Lovejoy, has prcsei.ted i s with a beautiful specinie of mixed argentiferous and golcna ore, taken from a lode in the immediate vicinity of Galena. Thu silver and lead in this speciiium, whicA weighs several ounces appear almost in a virgin state, with but a very slight accoinpaliiauieiit of other substance. J he lode that yields sueli ore must have millions of w ealth in its bounds. SucA ore can ho smel ted without much expense or trouble, the lead furnishes uu ample (1 ix for tho silver. II Wioc Hints. A fatal accident happened on Coast Fork, in this county, on the 23 J of last month, (January). While Mr. Keys and his two sous wcro chopping some ti 1 ber the smaller Loy, eight years old, cut off' a limb from a log, when j the log turning suddenly over, caught tho little fellow, crushed him down breaking his neck which caused instant death. A friend of the family has furnished the following lines which we publish by request, Souring aloft on Hngd's wings, Through uiuiiiticuut lavs of heavenly lijjM, He's bade udicu lo miililv things Anil unguis guide Ina la-uvcnlv liiglit. On inn's MM in rones of white The youthful hero stands. An emblem bright of heavenly light Among angelic bunds. Now saints nml antrd will rejoice Thruuiihout Unit heavenly luml, Jlecause they huve another voire To join their great ecriiphic band. Now parents dour, don't shed a tear, His xiiis are all forgiven. And when yon die you'll mount the sky And meet your boy iu heuven. Coast Fork, Oregon. 0. LATEST EASTERN HEWS, Tho Marysviile Apeal has dates to the 22.1, coiitaiuii'g rumors ol Durnsido having crossed the river, and a great battle ft night, also that Hooker was wounded. Lieut. Cushini;, with 25 men captured Fort Caswell (N C) attlieiioin! nf the bayonet, the rebels being ignorant of his force. He captured a larg amount of stores, &&, but the rebels skedaddled. New York, Jan. 2:J. The Times' letter from headqunrtors Army of the Potomac, Tuesday evening, 20th, says that the right and h it wings of the army aro iu motion. Wetdiall endeavor to cross the river ten miles above Falmouth. All oparalion below us aro merely to deceive the enemy. One corps of infantry is to proceed down the river, wading across at several places. Should any emergency arise. Maj. Snulding and Magruer aro to construct pontoons above. Ono train of pontoons is to be hold in reserve directly opposite Fredricksburg. . Tlw Into great victory iu tho west has had nn exkilei.itiiij; effect on the army. The Worlds letter, same date, says Hooker mid Franklin moved to-day at 1 o'clock; their men are marih iug in heavy order, with tents, knapsacks, and blankets. They took the road towards Hart ford Church, which is directly north east of the I'nitcd Slates Ford. General Sigel moved at 4 r, m. in l lie same direction. Tho Tribune's tetter confirm the above and adds we aro impatiently and anxiously waiting the arrival of pontoons. The exciting nml hazardous effort of building tho bridges will be assisted by tho crossing of large number of men in boats! nfier the plan w hich prove so success, ful at Fredricksgurge. Since writing the above. we learn that the head of the bridge train has arrived within half a mile of tho river. Should fortune smile favorably cn our iindci taking, during the next twelve hours we hope to have driven the enemy lielore us, and have gamed the rear ol Frcdricksburg. Washington, Jan. General Durnside hn issued the following proclamation, datd Jan. 20th : The Commanding General announces to th Army of the potomac that we are about to meet the enemy once more. Our brilliant victories in North Carolina, Teiuieisee and Arkansas have divided and wr.tkciicd the eliciuy on the Kip panhaiiiiock, and the auspicious moment seems to have arrived to strike a great and uiorlul blow to the rebellion, and gain a decisive victory that is duo to the country. Let the gallant soldiers of the many brilliant battle fields accomplish this achievement, and fame moreglorious awaits them The Commanding General culls for the firm and uuitd actiou of clliccrs and men, and under tho pro . ideiicu of God, the Army of the Potomao will h ivo taken a great step towards restoreing peace to tho country, and the government to its rightful authority. Now York, Jan. 22. Washington dispatch announce the capture within our lines of J. W. Hoy d and Charles Powell, ot the rebel Stuart's command. They are liable to execution as spies. Chicago, Jan. 22. Heportes iu regard to tho ; Army ot the Potomao aro con trad iciory. Prob ably a movement has taken place, but how ex tensive we aro yet unable to say. Tho Now York Times' account of the batl.e cannot be true, as passengers who brought it to New York have left Washington, at least yesterday, and if there had been a battle it must have taken place Tuesday. New York, Jan. 22. Sterling exchange, 1, C2J : gold 47 J. Saerameuto, Jan. 24. The Senatorial cau cus met last night, and after taking two ballots adjourned till Tuesday night, to give Federal officers and wire pullers a chance to go to Sail Francisco. Tho vote stood Phelps, 37 ; Sr gent, iJ5 ; Couness, 24; Brown, 5. Yi'eka, Jan. 2S. In the District Court, the trial of L. G. Anderson, indirect for murder, closed yesterday. '1 ho jury retired about sun down, ai.d at 8 p. m. brouuht in a verdict of murder in the second degree. He will lece.vo his sentence oil Saturday, Jan. olst. Sacramento, Jan. 27. The Senatorial caucus met to-idght. Dcfore they proceeded to ballot Assembly man (Johns rose ton question of priv ilege concerning tin article iu tho Lee. i.itima ting a charge of bribery and corruption in the Senii'or'ml contest. Ho asked all who knew anything of it lo make a clean breast and full exposure of tho whole matter. MeCullough rose and in a solemn mam er, said, til it while Sena tor Gaskid and himself were concealed iu the room ot Assemblyman Smith, I'. S. Pi.stal Agent Watroiis came iu and offered Smith the District or Supreme J udgsliip to come over to Phelps ; Smith did not like the contingent f:es. Watrous then offered him $1,000 ; Smith said he understood the sum should be SJ.OOO. Wat rolls said he would give fl'OOO dow n, and 2,000 afterwards, , with Mr. Chenery as security. Gaskill confirmed tho statement of MeCullough, Cyrus Palmer said E. Wilson had offered him anvthi; he should 'a.-k, if ho would come over to Phi lps and bring six votes. Palmer did Hot give u definite answer then. Parks said it was a preconcerted plan of Phelps' ercinies to defeat him. Ho knew something against 5Tn nor W. Paik and would throw a boiu.-liull iulo tho cut cilshctl about to nominal. A resolution to in. vestigaU) the mat lor was opposed by the Phelps men, on the ground that piielps was not impli eated, and tliocamus had no right to take festi mony. I'p to half past ten o'clock last night the caucus wasstill iu session. Headquarters. Army of the Potomac, .Jan. 2d. This mon ing, ib.rn.sidc turned over the command of the army to General Hooker. I'ho following is tho the uddi'ess of DarnsiJu to the army. ''Bv dictation of the President of tin United States, tho commanding General this day tra.is fers the command ot this army n M r General Hooker. The short lime that he has dictated your movements has not been fruitful of victory, or the advancement of our lines, b it it has de moiistrated an amount of eourago and patience and endurance, that under more favorable cir eumstaiices, would have accomplished great ro stills. Continuctoexercise these virtues. He true in yyi'r devotion to your coiitry and the principles you have sworn to maintain. G.ve the brave and kilful Generul, who has been indentiiied with your organization, and who is now in comm'aud, your fall Mid cordial support and co operation, and you will have suec'sc To the Generals, my prayers are that God may be with you, and grant on continued success until the rebellion shall be crushed. (Signed.) Di'knpiue." It is understood that Franklin and Sunnier ha ye been relived of their commands of the right and left wings of the grand division of tie' Army of tho Potomac The names of their succ.ssors are not known, nor is it known who takes (Jen. Hooker's place, llurnside and most of his stall were allowed SO days leave of absence. New York, 2l. The steamer Roardmim from New Orleans, 17, has uriived. Tho U. S. Sloop of war, Drooklin in company with six other Federal steamers, were off'G jlveston. They saw i steamer iu the offi.ig, aivl the steamer II, Uterus trot under way to speak her, and when within hailinj! distance asked who she was, and received answer "Her Majesty's sloop of war Spitfire." Tho commaiider ot the I l itteias lowered a boat to go aboard w-hJli the Spitfire fired a broadside into tho lkttlt t.i. J lie lirooli iu got uiiilcr way but night coming on she cave up the chase, and on reliiruiuu found tho II itu ras sunk in nine fathoms ol w ater. The officers of tho boat had no further particular. 'Hie steamer was doubtless the pirate Alabama. Tho Times' Washington dispatch say a con ferciice was held yesterday, in which Secretary Stanton andseveral eminent Senators and Ueore sentatives participated. During the conference, political matters of very grave importance were determined upon, liiat a change in Administra live policy will be the result is regarded certain, even if it occasions i itheial changes in important places. 1 lie Secretary of ar has notified Con gress that he is making such changes in his De partment as will relieve him of the necessity of having more than one Assistant in luture. New York, Jan. 27. A dispatch to the Times says Gen. Couch succeeded Sumner, und Gen. W. N. Smith succeeds Franklin. The Trilmnt't correspondent s:iy that upon 'Gen. Duller' arrival at New Orleans he will I resume the command of tho Gulf. D inks will be of Jered to Teles at the head of a sufficient j fore tor the purpose of assisting the I'nioii m.-n in that State. Headquarters, Army of Potomao Jan. 27. General Hooker has issued an ad r ess to tho army in which he says, ho enters upon the discharge ot his duties with an appreciation of the respon sibilities. Since tho lor million of this army, he has been iiideiitdiod with its his ory ; ho has i-hared with the soldiers its glories and reverses with no other desire than the relations might re main unchanged until its destiny should be ao complishcd. He adds : 'In the rrcords of of your achievements is much to be proud of ; and w ith the blessing of God, wo w ill contribute something to the renow n of our arms, and to the success ot our armies. To secure these ends, the cheerful and z -aleus cooperation of every officer and soldier will bo required, Iu intelligence and valor the ciimy is our interior. Let us never hesitate to give him bailie wherever wo find him." Washington, Jan 2S. A secno oecured ir. the Senate yesterday, owing to a lively discus sion. Salisbury of NewJersy spoke disrespect fuly of tho Presidon, and was taken into custody by the Sergeant at Anus. Ho displayed a re volvcr and threatened to shoot Sargant ut Arms. Cairo, Jan. 28. Steamer from Memphis has arrived. Troops are being daily transported to Miliikiu's Dcnd just above Vicksburg. Washington, Jan. 20. Tho Navy Deparment has official novices of the escape of the pirate Oveto, from Mobile, on the night of the 15 iust. The blockading vessels made fruitless pursuit. New York, Jan. 20. Letters from Havana, 24th, state that the pirate Ovelo tailed from there on the 22, and captured mid burned the brig Wanderer within four miles of tin) coast of Cuba. The cargo belonged to SpauUh aierolitins. On tho 22 she captured and burned tln jo brigs. A schooner w hich arrived at Havana, reports that the last seen of the pirate, the, was flying Dritislh fl igs, and steering for the Dithamas. The New York mail steamer returned to Havana having been fired into while displaying Aameri can colors, by a Spanish uuni-of war. The gun boat Wachusett arrived on tho 22, and iniuiedi ii 1 1 v coaled up and started iu pursuit ot the Oveto. Fayettevillc, (Ark.) Jan. 28. An enthusi astic L iiiou deuionsi ration took place yesterday. Over a thousand loyal citizens of Arkansas were present. Speeches were made by several promi nent men. Cairo, Jan. 20. Information recieved that McCleanaiid's forces landed on the Louisiana shore, five miles below tho mouth of tha Yazoo river. Two brigades were engaged opening the famous cut off', 'i he ii fonnaiit. thinks that this time the work will boa perfjet success. New York, Jan. 20. Exchange, 1'! ; gold. 54. Cairo, Jan. 30. A resolution has been intro duced in tho Indiana mid Illinois Legislature, recomeiitling a National Coiivciisioii to be held at Louisviiie, (or the purpose of considering the National difficulties, und njustii g tho same. New York, Jm. 20. The captain of the steamer Eg!e, from Havana, repoits that the irate Florida was allowed io leave Havana by the uillkorties against I he protest olthe A nericau Con id, while the Wachiisetl was kept thero un til morning, giving ilij Florida nmpio time to esc ipe. F.'oni New Oilcans we Jcara that an expedi tion from Dn z js City, captured and destroyed the rebel gunboat Co. ton, up the Tadm river, i'lie gunboiit 'J iog.i arrived iVoin Key West with lie lb itish :.tci:iner Pearl, and a Valuable cargo, as a prze ciq tuivd off' the Jl.lia'iias. F utres Monroe, Jan. 2i). Tlio 1'ii hmond 1 nil of the tli h, s ivs tho enemy is nl aiicing from Newborn, Kingston und other points to- waids i!iniii(o;i. Mobile. Jan. 2(5. A dispatch dated M. Miun ville, 20th, says the Yankees attacked Morgan's ci.mmauil tins morning, aim inter two Hours hard lighting v-ilh a superior force our nan fell back. G.ildsl.oro, N. C, Jan. 25. It is reported that dti Abolition fleet of 1)2 vessels, including 2 Monitors and (5 other iron dads, aro at licau ford nnrbor; also that 52 000 Abolitionist are encamped in Moi he-id and Caroline Counties. New York, Jan. 0. Advices from Mexico confirm the reported defeat of 4.000 Fivih h by 8,IK0 Mexicans. The aff'iir oecured on Docem- bet 23l!i. I'lie i" rciieh were completely routed. Wa.'hiii. ton, J in. 30. In the Senate yester day, Saulsbury npo'g z.'d for his codiict on last Thursday. Tho case will probably cud whi.ro it is. Murfreesboro, Jan, 27. A spirited nfTiir oe cured 20 miles from McMinuville, on Monday between Palmer's division and seven rebel regi ments. Tho I alter were routed, with a loss on their tide of 30 killed and over 100 t iken prisoners. New York, Jan. 30. A Newborn (N. C.) loiter sa s Gov. Stanley's resignation was sent hence to Washington by the last mail. It is based on tho President's ma' cipation Procla mation, which Stanley strenuously opposes. Tho army and navy and Union citizens oppose the appoi' tmciit of any succesor. A correspondent of the Tribune says the Har riet Lane is blockaded in Galveston bay. The rebels ere fortifying the Island, and fitting up the Harriet L me. Uen. eitsel has succeeded in getting a largo force iu I he enemy's rear, at D.iyou Teche thereby completely flank ma them. Sacramento, Jan. 30. The Senatorial caucus met this evening, but effected nothing. Ajonra ed till Tuosditv. Dili). In SeotMtuirir, Oregon, Januarr 17th 1Q-1. JotarivisK. ritughrcr of Cyrus and Margaret ileddon, aged one year anu aereutcen dava. NOTICE HF.fiKRY C1VKN TO AM, I'ERSOX MAPI.E TO X 1'K TAK1 urxl.T tltr l uiti-d Mteft xc,! l,w, tht the A!c.!t.fi). K'U iitr littu t. ft, coii.iMiitfC of Die counties of l.n an. I. inn i nnrn fur examinntion ut th? nvM.lrnoo of SAMt KL II. I KANSTON 1 milt north of Knene i'ity, in the counter ut J,up, amt trill remain oprn tor th ppnoe of (ifU-t-n dav from the tth Hmt ol KrbrtmrT 1 for ail er4n to eiMtuine f.r thenwh r that their -nn'iit in corni't. All MppeU niuot be ti i ie in writing, to iik nml upon the hii that tlu-ir pmjNTtT is not ruiuetl iu jnportion to other vithi:itinn inade in the mtte dirit t. I will al.oo be at iitrene Citv. Ine eo. Om. i tn the'S! il.iv of March, 13. to hear ai'n ati'tlurtea.l ..I.e.- ' Tit jail a .J l.-tt a 6 fit -w- I". ?. A.!Kr for O.fjjnn. Shariff's Sale. BY VIHTt'E OK AS EXKCUTI0.V TO ME DIRECTEI Unutnl out ol I lie Circuit Court for l.aue couuty, Oregou, and lo mo directed, in favor of John Connor ami against Ilia )iroeriy of Gabriel J.iliiison, 1 have, this Slat day of Jan., 1-iM.itur want of personal rterty to aatia t'v'lhe auuie) lev usl upon as the real property of mikl John son, unit ahull olter tor aide at public auctiou on (lie prem-isi-.i, for ca.-li in hand, on fvitiinlar, Feb. '.'Mil, isita, lh following riVsiTihcd real estate, to wil : all of the laid Johnson's ri jht title and interest in und lo a certain dona-r Hon laud claim located by him and at present occupied by hiniscf und wife, aituated near the dividing liue betweeu Townships 1.1 and lit 8. It. 4 W. Willainelle Meridian, Oregon, Said right title and interest being understood tw embrace the K. half of said claim including the K. half of tiie N. W. quarter of Sec. 3, T. 10 S. It. 4 W., eoutaiuiuK iu all 1 acres, more, or less, together with all the appur tenances, hereditaments, etc., bcloniu er in anywiatf periaiiiius; thereto. Toe land di'scribcd above is mostly timbered land and will be offered in sueli snmll quaniities or parcels aa will best mut the convenience or puiiliHuers. full' subject to any prior liena airainst aaid premises. wr. T. J. IJUATT.UV, Sheriff. IY virtue of an execution issued ent of the Circuit i Court, for the State of Oregon and County of Lane,, uiid to me directed, in lavor of C. K. Chi'ifinan) complain ant, and against the property ol Hubert V. Clark, tlizabetb Clark his wile, and Joseph Southwell, defendants, I have this lilst dav of Jan., tsiia, us commanded iu aaid writ of Execution, levied upon and ahall otier for sale M public auction on the premises, lor cash in haud, ou Fridvv, the tith day of March, lssa, between tho hours of o'clock a., h. and sunset of aaid day, the inortaed preniiaea aa act lorth in complainant's bill and particularly described a follows, to wit : Donation cluiin of Joseph Southwell and! wife, So. 40, Notification No. lio-t, in Township sjo South) Hange S Weat, containing 320 acres, wore or less. Also part of claim No. S3 T. 11' S. K. 8 W., and part of claim No. -2 T. lie S. K. S. W. in sections 8.1 and it T. 19 and ) S K. 3 W. of Willamette .Meridian, containing 120 acrea, more or less, together with all and singular the improve ments, appuiteuancesand hereditament thereto belonging. T. J. BUATTAIN, Sheriff. Sheriff's Sale. BY VIRTUE OF AX EXECUTION ISSUED OUT OK tho Circuit Court, for the State of Oregon and county of Lane, and to me directed, in favor of C. E. Chriamau and against the property of Ueorne Clark, I hare, this 24th day of January, l'stM, (for want of nalticienl personal pjopertv to satisfy the same,) levied upon aa tha real property of the aaid (ieoi jrc Clark, and will offer for lale for cash iu hand, at public auction ou the premises, ou Saturday the 7th day of March 18C3, between the hours of 9 o'clock a. h. and sun-aet of said day, all of the said Clark's right title and interest iu and to the following described property, to wit: Notification number 61, beginning at a point 4 chains west, and 6.25 chains south from quarter aectiou postou the liue between sections 8 and lo, thence east 40 chains, theuce nurth 6 chains, thence east itli chains, thence north 41 .2i chains, thence west 7tl chains, theuce south 4tt .2o chains, in Township No. 21 south, Range 2 west, containing 82' acrea, and known as the Uordou McCauley donation land claim. Also the fractional cast half of the N. E. quarter of section No. S and the west half of th N. W. quarter of section 2 in Township No. 21 aouth Range 2 west, cou taiuiu2 lito.70 acres. Also the south one half of George Clark's donation land No. 4r, notification No. o-J.'i, iu Township 21 S. K. ii W. Wiluutelte marcdian, containing lso.70 acres. Alsu.ut the Court House door 1 the premises not being; occupied), on Thursday the oth day of March IStM, claint f.r, in sections '. und '!", Township 21 south, tt. I west, containing Uln acres, known as the Van Arbttrg claim, 'together wall all nud singular, the improvements, ap pcrluuaticcs and heratlitament belonging to each and everv tract above described. All in Lane couutr Oifii T. J. BKATTAiN, ! Jw. Sheriff laine Co., Ogn. BterifTs Sale. I V VIRTUK OK A 1IXiU:K IX CIIANTERT TO Fur relume n ninrt;juy;t', :it Ihe March Venn, A. I). lMr'l of tlif i'irciiit C'tmrt f liu Stiiio if Oreaon lor the (bounty of DdiiI is wherein it was njuli;et und de ert'tui thai hit.anis W'riulit pay to William Orndult nml Mielinel Hiiiilfv the stiii: nf V jT 1 und niteie!t llierwjii ul the rate of live per et'iit. iier int'iitli IVoui the date of thi decree until pr.id, und cost nf suit, und tlint ult the ol low i it' deHcti'i,'t( tract of hutd t-ce)t one half ucre of l.unl iiicludui the mill u.i n.iid liuid, he sold by the Hiierill of Ijiiiit. county aeennlin:? to hnr to pay Hiiiil hebt mil costH, liifoby viitue ol tt uh IUhi- d"c:vo made ut tiie N vcinbcr Term, A. 1. 151 , ol" the pat ti t'onrf in 'tfo ftalim citsti vvhfiein il w.n oiiU-it'ti in:jt:if;:ed :uid ikcn cd tht tho decree eiitwv-l n ilti.-n case ut the la.-d Term of tliin (Nuii t he so iiltercd us mllo cxelinle ti.e fidd mill and hull' itcro of l.md, but that the smiw ht iMclmted Jnd soht art a part of said preini-es, nml whereas (lie juid several mini hare not been paid, 1 will, tlierd'oro, by virtu, tf suid decree, ou 13-h day of l'Vl-ruarv, 18(3, btwen the hours of 10 a. m. unit 4 P. n.. on tiie premise. proceed to fcell for cash, to the highest bidder tiin naij ntorlaed ireini.se, it tinted in Ihmlus comity, Oregon, tu wii ; ail that certain piece or parcel of Und lyiii imj being in Myrtle Creek in Oouhoi emote und Slate of Or egon aforc.viid, the Wi-t one hit; f of suit) tract of land him! tiie whole id' itid laml being duerihed on the plat of the It est titer nml itjceivcr or the laud olhce at Koeburg, be- ginning three chains easi ol the quarter section post bo tweeu nectiomt und i in town. slip notttb of Kan ire A weftt, tlience running south ehs., thence oust HT.ot cIia. thence north .)4.7 eh., thence went 117. no cha, t place of beginning, containiug 14J acre more or less, to gether with all and singular the tenement, hereditament and appurteuuueca thereunto belonging or in anywise u periaming. i. iiwic, Sheriff's Sale. I-YVIRTUK0XAII1X'UKKIX CHAX(!ERT TO Kr J cloae niorlifiiirt at the November term, A. l. In;?. of the I'ircuit Court of the State of Oregou for the county of DoughiA, wherein it wua ailjudgedand decreed thatSani- tel lioruon ana "ury Anti ijorion pay to jelitel Ketitlall I lie aunt of 173 VI with mtereat ut the rate of ten per cent, per annum and costs of suit, and whereaa the aaid aeveral auina have not been paid, 1 will the l fore, by virtuo ol aaid decree, ou tiie 14th d.iy of Felirunry. 1803, between the hours of in . h. and 4 p. ., nn the preiniaetr. proceeii To neti iorcaiii, in me niftiest Diuuer, tne aalu moit)faed preniisea, aitualed in llouiflaa county Oregon, to w it ; commencing one chain north and tweuty-three and eleven hundredtha cliaina weat of the north caat corner of aection niue iu townahip thirty aouth of Rantre four weat running thence aoutb aixty chaina, thence eaat twenty-four chaiua, thence aouth twenty eight chaina, thence eaat twen ty chains, tlience north eighty-eight chains, thence weat forty-four chaiua, to the place of beginning, containing ' three hundred and twenty acrea, Alao all that certain piece or pared of lund Iving and being in the county of lioug- I... I Bn AuunpiKaH ..- r. .n.,. . inmmunn.., fourteen and thirteen hundredtha chaina weat of the aec tion corner to aections two, three, ten and eleven in Townahip thirtv Mouth, Range four weat, running thence weat forty -two fifty hundredtha chains, thence north sixty ix titty" hundredths chaina, thence east twenty chaiua, thence "north twenty chaina, thence eaat twenty-two chains, thence north forty-aix fifty hundredths chains, to the place of beginning,' containing two hundred end thirty -aeven and tour uue hundredths acres, snd also all lhat'parcel of land lying aud being in the county Md State aforesaid and described aa followa: The 8outh-eat cjuarter of the Xorth-eaat quarter of aection two, and the tractional eaat half of the Xorth-caat quarter nf sectioa three in Townahip thirtr South. Range four Weat, con taining one hundred anil forty-five aud forty one hun dredtha acrea, together with all, and lingular, the tene ments hereditaments, and appurtenances thereunto be longing, or so much thereof aa may be ueceasary to pay the plaiutitl" e dciuaud and Costa. L.H0YE,8heri(!, luug!ut Couutr, Ogn. 1 it Sheriff" i Sale. BY V1RTCE OF TWO EXECUTIONS TO ME directed issued one nut of the Circuit Court, for the (slate of Oregon and enuntr of Donglsa, and nee out of the t'ounly Court for thetitate and county aforesaid, I have levied upon and will proceed to tell to the biheat bidder, for cash, on the 13ih day nl February, 18C3, between the hours of in , and 4 r. , on the premiaea, the following drsctibed property, aitualed in I'nuglas eotmiv, tie:on, t4i wit t beginning 14.1a cha. adrth an S.is'clis. eat of corner to aectious 1 1-Ii-1H-Ul township v Smth. liangr ( west, running thence north t4.oo cha. theuce east .v cha.. tlu'iiee south US cha., thence west t rhs., thence south V.00 cha., thence wel Vt cha. lo place of betiiuning, containing 1 ' acrea, more or lesa, together with all the appurtenancea thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining. faid property is sold to satisfy two executions, one is sued out of said Comity Court in favor of Feudal Pttthcrlin and ajaiust II. E. Case tt ai for the sum of '4 p.V and I one issued out of said Circuit Court in leeor of Joha Ii. I lard and against II. K. Casey f;r the sum of 74A 4n Judg. ! nient and t-t and a--ritini c, j.s. 1 HOWE, l it ,-hrtill D'.viglM Co., Oft
