The Democratic times., February 25, 1871, Image 2

I
A Catalogue of Falsehoods.
The Litigant Bill Again.
! Jackson County-Its Agricultural and A Confederate Scout gone to his long
Home.
Mineral Resources.
A Tempest in a Thimble.
Organ No. 2 rushes frantically to the sup­
The
Hon.
the
Board
of
Trustees
for
tbe
town
The “party organ” has become a kind of
The smoke of the late civil strife has clear­ port of the Litigant Act, and supposes that
Jackson county is bounded west by Jose-
SATURDAY MORNING, FEB’Y 25, 1871.
common sewer, into which is emptied all the of Jacksonville, by way of relaxation from '
ed away, and should leave the character of ll e people for whose benefit the act was past»
venom und mendacity which the fertile brains the arduous duties of their office, and on the1 1 phine, north by Douglas and M a*co, east by the truly go al xud brave in the clear sunlight ed, will appreciate the uniformity of rates try
E. D. FOUDKAY,
Business Agent.
Grant, und south by ihe State line. I am
—
of anonymous set ibbers who have a personal principle that a little “nonsense now and
of truth and charity—whose virtues should be charged for legal advertising. No doubt.
grudge to^gratilv, or a malicious in »live t<> then is relished by the wisest men,” adopted fully persuaded that this description must be held in common admiration. And as “The people” ‘ would probably appreciate a
necessarily be, to a great extent, unsatisfac
accomplish, can originate and Palely vent dili following at their last meeting:
Time, the grand arbiter, sets all things right, uniformity in the price of smok’d herring, or
torv ; but in the absence of the law estab
over an anonttnms signutnie. The ferule
7b the Proprietors of the D em < cratic
the many noble characters that were smoth­ whet-stones, or carpenters’ work. And we
lisliing the boundary it must suffice. Un
imagination
of
the
anonv
mous
vortespondents
believe that a Legislature has just as much
1’ imes :
The Desperate Straits of the Radical
estimate* respecting it* area vary everywltcr« ered in defeat will shine out in that true up
¡8
a
Source
of
wonder
to
us;
their
lies
start
party.
The following is a copy ol resolutions in from eidht to eleven thousand square miles— preciation they so justly merit. 3 he rem right to fix the price of one as it Ims of the
nant of that glorious band who followed the
up with the rapidity of lightning, and are
ro luced by «la*. R. Neil, one of the Trustee- ihe highest figures probably npproximat« great Lee over the tract of his immortal ca other. It is a law of man that due notice'
shall be given before commencing a suit. It
The alarming aspect of the situation of the multiplied like the sat-da on the sea shore. of the town of Jacksonville, adopted Ixy the
eer, are following him one bv one to bivouac
nearest
the
true
result.
Tiie
county
can
cer
­
As
an
instance,
we
take
tbe
following
1st
of
Radical party has caused its leaders to be­
on the eternal camping grounds, where wm is a law of nature that we have houses before
B >ard, Feb., the 18th instant :
come more and nj >re aggressive. They justly lie* from a late commitiii. ati< n in the Herald i “W hereas , the D emocratic T ime * persists tainly be little less than 170 miles long— it is ind strife shall be no more ; and as the fol­ we can carry on any business. Why doc»
fear for their farther lease on power, and, un­ over the signature of ¡\emesis, put pot t mg to i hi publishing a false directory of the town oi \probably more—nnd GO to 70 miles wide, lowing tribute is given in a true, heartfelt not the Legislature tell us who shall build
whieh would give the result near the Iasi sympathy from one of our worthy exchange«,
. '
,
less bold strategy on their part is exercised, come fr< tu tins county, us a specimen:
our horses, fix a price therefor, and when
•J.icksonvide, therefore
named figures. The countv is ratnrally di tiie Southern Home, should not such sad
Lie No. 1 — Fay bus started a personal or-
the election two years hence will bring them
| Resolved, that the Recorder be ord red t< vtued into two great and di-tinct divisions, incidents hush all bickerings and leave envy they are built fix the rates of rent? We had-
gan hete.
a \\ aterloo defeat. They fear a free expres
not intended to recur to this subject again.
Whose money was i used to put the inn-!,'4"est lhe proprietors of said paper to pub ■•ach possessing its own peculiarities of scen­ unstrung:
6un of the people at the ballot b>x, and they
We
were
shocked
to
find
at
the
depot
in
chinei y to work 9 Can i it be p'«stble ilia lish a true directory or none.
ery, resources, climate nnd soil ; the one ly­ Charlotte, (N. C.,) this famous scout of Lee’s But when any newspaper claims that it is
have made a bold stride uu the aggressive the Duke I'i.rni-hed the spondulicks lor it I
Resoloed, that the Recorder be requested
ing to the east, tbe other to the west of the army dying of consumption. He had been beneficial to “the people” we shall endeavor’
to that end, in instituting committees to in­
The insinuation that Holladay furnished a t> furnish cucli of the papers published in
Cascade range. This natural barrier between «pending some time at Aiken, S. C., and was to place it before the people in its true light.-
vestigate the Ku klux outrages in the South, cent to the T imes constitutes Lie No. 2.
this town a copy of the foregoing for public»
the two sections is designed at no distant day trying to reach his home in Virginia to die We totally disclaim tl)is as a Dencocratrc
in order to initiate another reconstruction in
Lie No. 3 —Fay visited Portland just before tion.”
there. (,’apt. Randolph is the great grand measure. Properly, it is a Patterson meas-
that* quarter, that they may better manage the Duke left Oregon, and on his return stun-! Now, in obedience to the foregoing order, tn become the eastern boundary of this county. son of President Jtflemm, and nephew ol
When tho eastern division shall have become Gen. G. W. Randolph, l ite Confedeaate Sec ure. One of the good results claimed by the
the suffrage question of these reconstructed ed the Tunes.
you ¡»re “requested to publish a true directory
sufficiently populous to sustain a county or­ retary of War. He inherited the stalwart defenders of the bill is that it will prevent
The T imes was all ready to be issued before
ridden people. This base legislation means
of this town, or none “
ganization—and that time is not far distant— figure, the iron constitution and tbe great legal notices from being published In obscure-
nothing more nor less than buvonet ir.teifeT- F ay g t back.
U. S. H ayden , Town Recorder.
physical strength of the Jeffersons. He al­
circumstances will render this result an alt ways selecttd the darkest, coldest and most religious journals. There are three religion«'
Lie No. 4—Fav voted for every nxn-ure
ence with the ballot box. Through this
Jacksonville,
Feb.
21*t,
1871.
in Holladav’s nterest in the Legislature, re-
.* Jute necessity; ami with the county seat inclement nights for Lis visits to the enemy’s journals published :n this State ; two of then»-
treacherous net the free will of this outraged «»ardless oi its legality or justice.
On receipt of the above alarming series; poc ited as it is, in the extreme oouthern part camp*. Many of his perilous adventures in the city of Portland, each having a large*
people are to be suppressed in the coming
Lie No. 5 —He told livre, after hi* return of resolutions, the first thought occurred tn ?of the county, “way-faring” men may proph excelled the wildest incidents of fiction. circulation, and one in the backwoods of
election. After the disastrous experiment in from the Legislature, that the Portland sub­ us what will the Honorable Board d • to u*
¡esy upon thi* result with absolute safety. General Lee gained from him much of that P.dk county ; if any of them are “obscure”
New York, North Carolina, and Georgia, sidy lull was a d—d swindling, thieving bill, if we take no notice of their resolutions ? i
information, whieh so often baffled nnd con
That part of the county lying to the north fused the enemy’s plans. On the most terri it must be the latter : yet it has been pro--
more stringent measures are to be relied up­ yet he voted fol tt.
Lie No. 6—I wonder what induced him to Next, did we by any possibility of means! and east of Klamath Lakes, and of which I Ide night we ever remember to have known. claimed the litigant organ for that county.—-
on ; as a bill has just been reported by the
_
doit? His raiiroad infatuaiiou was caused neglect to liono» our columns by the inser-! lesign writing in this communication, lias Capt. Randolph croSse 1 the Rappahannock Guard.
House Judiciary Committe, which will doubt­ by sell interest alone.
tion of so illustrious a name as that of the ' been thought, until recently, of little value. below Fredericksburg and went into Burn
less receive the sanction of a Radical Con­
Democratic Reunion.
Lie N •. 7—When Fay was in Portland,! author of tue above? Alas, it was loo true! This impression seems to have obtained from -ide’s lines. Alter a week's absence, he
came back with full knowled -e of the strength,
gress, whose only care is for place and power. wincing and dining with Ben. Holl uliiv, be In the hurry of making up our first number, I
the general appearance of the country tit a position and plans of the Federal General—
fore the Legislature met. Ben. put him up to
Hon. S. S. Cox, of New York, lost evening’
The main features are thus given :
the
name
so
lanious
in
the
forum,
on
the
him with “the powerful field glass.” Gen.
distance
;
for
few,
until
lute
years,
thought
organizing
what
has
since
b
-en
known
aS
the
|
“It provides f>r Supervisors who shall per­
' rostrum an 1 in social life—that tia tie upon it of sufficient consequence to repay explora­ Bradlev T. Johnson mentioned in his report gave an entertainment nt the Arlington
sonally scrutinize, count, and canvass every Jacksonville Railroad Comp.my.
House, Washington, in honor of ex Senator
Lie No. 8--They organized here by elect whom the regard.* of all men in Oregon ait; tions. But a more intimate knowledge of • <>f 21 .Manassas thi.t the Confederate line in
ballot cast in their election district, and shall
the railroad-cut got out of ammunition and Hendricks and Senatir Blair, who was sworn
make and forward to an officer appointed l-y ing David Linn Pie.-ident, and S. Suctis Sec­ .now fixed with admiration—was accidentally 1 rliis heretofore terra incognita reveals the
foug* t the enemy with rock*. On this occa­ n on the day previous. Among the invited
the United States Circuit Court to perform retary.
omitted.
fact that, aside from the many beautiful and sion, Capt. R. struck a Yankee or. the fore
guests were ex Governor Seymour, of New
the duties of Chief Supervisor of Elections
The Company never w is organized, nor
for the District reports of their acts, includ­ was a dollar of stock subscribed, until it wa.-, We wete struck aghast, and after careful fertile valleys known to exist in this region, head and killed him dead. This was but one York; ( x Governor Bigler, of Pennsylvania;
calculation we a-cert.lined that with this it is conceded to be the finest grazing country of his marvelous feats of strength. To think
ing comments on the manner of registrati >n,
of such a man dying with consumption ! Governor Huffman of New York, and th»
done
when
the
Company
was
organ
zed
at
number just eight issues of the IT mes would in th-- wo. Id.
and notes as to the qualification of individual
The once gav, light-hearted, chivalrous a h- Democratic members of b >th hou«ei of Con­
voters—and that they shall attach to the reg Silent. The lying as* who wrote the above, be c inipleled ; whereupm we here make our
Among the most noted of these valleys may lete dying ol consumption on a railway train ! gress. Ex Governor Bigler of this Stats, wa»
istry list und any ail copies thereof, and any Ought to have known that the Company could'
amende \>v publishing just eight times out be mentioned that of Upper G»os» Like, —dying, but talking sweetly of his Saviour,
certificate, statement, or return, whether the not be organize 1 until a majority of the capi .
t’so complimented with an invitation. This
j illustrious city dad’s name: jame* r. ncil. List River and Sprague’s River Valleys. and j ivfu'i’v of hi« h ipes of a blessed immor
same or any part or portion thereof be re
lality ! Not a cloud darkening his bright leuniou to foreshadow a disposition on the
quired by any law of the United States, or tai stock was subscribed.
{James R. Neil, James R. Neil, james h . neil , To enumerate the c unties*, rich alluvial vision of heaven ; not a doubt weak“ning bis part of prominent Democratic leaders in the
Lie No. 9 —As so >n an they succeeded in-
any State, Territorial, or municipal law—
v.illevs—small ’tis true—yet without a name, faith ; not a drop of bitterness in the cup th East to p'a-e Mr. Hendricks prominently for-
any statement touching the truth or fairness getting their re* lution through the Legisla JAMES R. NEIL, JAMES R. NEIL,
skirting
the mountain stream* which like net­ : Fa’her gave him to drink. Well might tlx v.ird as the next Democratic candidate for the
of the election and canvass w hich they may ture. designating their company as the com­
work traverse the country in ail directions— i unwilling seer be forced to exclaim: ‘'L"1 Presidency. We have no hesitation in saying
desire to make in order that the facts may pany cnti.eJ to the land grant, they reoryan
I me die the death of the righteous, and let my
become known, any law of any State or Ter­ ized, elected Jesse Applegate President, and
■he larger fl >wing west—is the work of the I last end be like his !”
dial Senator II -ndr eks would prove ueuepl
e
ritory notwitbs'anding. '¡’hey further pro- Henry Klippel Secretary, and subscribed for
ri-h.
luxuriant
growth
near
future.
The
tble to every Democrat in the Pacific States,
pose, by means of fines and punishments to a majority of the capital stock, which wa-
exception,
chaiacterizes
which,
without
an
The
Moral
Degradation
of
the
Govern
is he is now unquestion >bly the first choice
be inflicted on all who attempt to interfere over two and a half mdlions, the entire stock
these valleys, great an I small, places their
ment in the Hands of Grant.
with the privileges thus accorded to the in­ being five millions.
•f e ghl-temlis of the Democratic party of thia
spectors, to protect them in the discharge ol
Lie No. 10—Fay's object wa- to have his
fertility beyond a peradveuture; for soil,
C«ia«t.
their duty ; any law of any State or Territo­ tittle ring control a majority of the s nek, i.nd
[From the New York Sun—Radical.)
clinate, pifC co’1 water and picturesque
With Hendricks from the great West for
ry to the contrary notwithstanding.”
when the tittle came they would sell out tn
scenery they are «urpissed nowhere. For the
It
is
surprising
how
little
indignation
i
President
and some min like Governor
This abominatiou of all abominations over­ any company that w uld g ve tin. tn a fair
excited in the c mntrv by the degrade! mor.-t
eit
her
¡most
part,
however,
this
region
is
eiiner
W alker from the Southern States for Vice
rides all other measures of that aggressive price.
mountainous ar consisting of high table lands' tune which G-nerai Grant lias introduced in­ Pre-i lent, the triumph of the Democratic
Lie
No.
11
—
This
s
re.arded
as
the
actual
to the conduct of the natlo ml G »verninent
party to actual despotism,—leaving no au
/-
or plains, of little or no va’ue for agricultu I He Ims appointed men to the highest place- tarty in 1872. by an overwhelming mnj >rity,
reason of Fay's great regard for a railroad in
thority to the States,—every ballot box to be this part ( f the 8 a'e ; tt w. s a prospect ui
j ral purposes; but this fact does not detract tor the sole reason that thev have given bin vould be assured.—Sue. Reporter.
under the supervision of the United States. putting money in his own pocket, and not the
*o materially fiom its value as many may be presents; he has conferred upon his own an'
A mere farce,—the people’s will to be guided welfare of bis constituents that made him
A nother .—In the Mountain Democrat we
, inclined to suppose. It i» well understood liis wile’s relations every p st of power anti
emolument into w hich they c mid be cr >wde
by the point of ’he bayonet. Thus the Radi­ struggle so hard.
ind
the f dlowing e >id.a! endorsement of the
bv most that these elevate 1 plateaus or plains —all with mt any regard to their fitness <o
Lie No. 12—1 am credibly informed thn»
cal party are determined to perpetuate their
produce the fittest quality of bunelt gras»,, unfitness ; anti he has kept Bancroft Davis, Portland Ileral l :
a California company, w ho own nil the swamp
power, and establish their rule as absolute as lands adj lining O.egor., pul Mr. F ay -7 1 •(•
“Our S at 1 exchange«, outside of Port •
¡and in great abundance;
abundance; and experienced the bribe-taker, in one of the most imp irtan
the Czar of Russia ; and the only difference as a retainer.
offic
*8
«if
his
administration
for
nearly
a
year
an I, are inquiring if the Daily Herald ha*
'
1 stock-growers
unite in testifying jo the fact
■will be that insteal of one tyrant, we will
liter the Legislature of Massachusetts I.a
Lie No. 13—Ilia road bill was designed, s>>
that this species of gr.ss is far superior to proved ami published the tact that he It id -u<pended. As we have only received the
have a thousind to lord over us. These are we out here think, as a reward to Lis right
weekly for the last three week*, we wou'd
N iw we trust the wottnJe>l dignitv of oir ; all others, its grain like virtues having the m’keii mi bribe of’ sixty thousand doll,-us t<
no idle chimeras ; they stand out in bold re bower, at the expense <>f the entire people of
answer in the nffi mative. We will also ad 1
defiaud
hi
betray
his
constituents
ami
fleet
to
fullv
develop
the
animal
system
at
an
this county.
City Fathers is healed, and their righ’euus;
lief before our eyes and the remedy is with
it
cannot
bo
;
eli>
n
s.
This
is
not
disputed
;
L c N i. 14 —If you remember, i» male
hat the weekly m i V. so far as we are con­
thoits ind
early age ; while the ‘'cattle on
and it stand •erned. us we have no use for it.”
oarselves, and let us use it before it is ever­ the Sheriff road overseer; it force I everv indignation appeased. We most hunib'v ask
the native lie evidence is irie-istible ;
lilla
”
prove
m
>st
unmistakably
am mg the authentic public documents <>’
lastingly too la’s.
man to pay hi* road tax in money ; the pardon of the “most potent, reverend and
The Democratic paper* of this S'nte are
has not attempted t
1
Sheriff was to have a CTtaili per cent for grat d seignnrs,” w hose sage counsels nnd ju­ wealth of the moun’a n fastuesse. The val M issachusetts. Davis
recovering
what Consummate fools tb--y
receiving mad tax. ami a per cent for pny'hg dicious Ftiitesmenship preserves the stcred leys ab >ve mentioned are capable of sustain deny it or to p.illi iate it in any manner. Th- •roved themselves
Radical Agony.
to be, when they gate
am
io<: iniquity
inujouj is braz* t»; ,m.
ing, under judicious cultivation, a papulation tact is confessed ; the
If it had become a law, it
i out road money.
precincts
of
Our
town
from
the
incursions
of|
Gen. Grant giv< S it his approval an 1 make t. p.-ittsriun their support for the position of
The following is a sample of radical inge would have been vv. r’h, to the Sheriff of tbi- roving swine, and punishes the owners of i exceeding that of the whole of Jackson c >unty it his own by keeping in high station the ma’
State Printer.— Guard.
countv, nt least $5.000.
it this time. Toe first thing our “Rip Van of whmn such things are known to be true
nuity to hold its grip on the negro vote in
'•ayu*e
horse*,
whose
unmannerly
steeds
wiil
i
So fir from this being true, the Sheriff
Winkle” will know, some intelligent atid ener­ And such is the tyranny of party that eve
Tennessee, which was a handbill circulated
earnestly protested against making him the persist in standing on the s de walks. And ■
DIED
getic German Coiinization Company will draw men like Henry Wilson, Charles Summer
in one of her C ingressionul Districts in the
R ad Agent, and the Surveyor of the County in partii-nlar do we cry nte«i culpa, mea culpa,
■
nd
Get
rge
W.
Curti*.
who
especial.y
ropre-
the first prize in this country. Stick a pin
late election in that State. We give it ver­
mea maxima culpa, striking our laboring
•ent the conscience of the Republican body FI>HER—In San Franei«co. February 15th, 1*71.
was actually substituted.
here.
J oski ’U, youngest child of A. and j. Fisher, of
batim :
view this fact with silent acquiescence!
Lie No 15—I can tel! him. nnd prove it, I breast m ist savagely, in the meantime, for
Jacksonville, Oregon.
There
is
a
highly
probable
conjecture
re
­
This
is
a
state
of
<
fficinl
niornls
never
be­
ton, that Fav said in this county, two years »«•glecting the most illu*tri >u^-of the B >nrd. I
WHO IS ON THE LORD’S SIDE?
ago. that “if he could not rule the Democrat i< I He whose looks of unutterable wisdom ; specting this country, which, in connection fore witnessed in our country. There novel
VOTE FOR GENERAL SMITH !
before was a President who would batt
party he would burst it."
inspiring dignity and unapnroncliable gr.ivitx with its description, may be necessary t< thought for a moment of retaining in a plac*
Do you want to be a slave again ? If you
Lie No. 16—I can also prove th it in tlx
mention, viz: Nearly the whole region np .f honor, a man who had been provedcapabL
do, vote for EJ. Shaw, ns the Democrats tell I campaign of 1868, when he was called on t «trike th» beholder with mingled emotions of
5.
pears strongly indicative of past vulcanic of betraying the most solemn trust for a bribe
you to. But, if you love freedom and hon­ nddres« a Democratic meeting in thi* town. profound respect and self abasement, nnd
action. Tne brown basaltic plains, with There is not today in all Christendom a pub
esty, if you do mean to serve the L»rd, and he replied bv saying that ‘‘it was n<>ne of hi- make him feel a* if be «tood in the presence
lie man who will stand up in face of tlx
funeral, and he would take nu part in the >f a superior being. We would have slighted copious feldspar, chrysolite &c., which may world and openly attempt to defend the re
do bis will,
burial services.”
him last of all. We beg to assure th it ven­ be observed at intervals, apparently running tention of such a pers tn in office. It was re
VOTE FOR GENERAL SMITH !
Lie No. 17—He skulk, d out of th* c mnty
'iTRCVIT COURT OF THE STATE OF ORE-
east and west, are evidently of igneous orig n
for General Grant thus to bid defianc
J g<>n, Tor tbe C<*u.nty of Jackson.
He is your true friend. lie is one of the jes* before the election came on in '68. for m erable body, the City Fathers of Jackson­ Within these supposed volcanic belts may be served
at
once
to
the
public
conscience
nnd
to
polti
/ /» A *
Mary McGrath vs. George McGrath.
good and great men who, under God and his other purpose but to avoid voting for the ville. that we did not intentionally omit from
cul
expediency.
Poor,
infatuated,
fools
the T-wn Directory the most illustrious of found a species of lava or melted rock, resent man! preferring!«» heap useless favor* upon
servant, Abraham Lincoln, led you up rut of Democratic ticket.
To George McGrath, said Deft : You are here­
N emesis .
their number; the sagacious politician who bling in many respects that which isfrequent- ■<ne proved to be a bribe-taker, rather than li­ by summoned to be and appear in the Circuit
the Egypt of slavery into the land of Canaan
Now we submit w he her the Father ol worked for the radical ticket ia*t June, nnd ly ejected from volcanoes. From the gnin for himself the respect and confidence of Court of the State of Oregon, for Jackson county,
of freedom. He fought and blel to make
foregoing we may safely assume that here »hose who esteem honesty and fidelity as in ■ >n the first day of tbe term thereof, commencing
the 13th day of November. 1871. and answer tho
you free. lie voted schools for tour chil ­ Liars himself, with the bcnefiit of nd the voted the Democratic ticket t) eave his rec­
experience gleaned iy his practice of 6,00(1 ord ; the ambitious Statesman who wanted to has been the seat of fierce volcanic agencies. (lispensible requisites for the exercise ol complaint in this cause filed, wherein the 1’1’ff
dren .
prays a dissolution of the bunds of matrimony, >1-
The numerous hot springs to be found here, authority in a republican government!
years, could begin to equal the number here be Secretary of State ; failing that, District
V ote for him ox T uesday .
'tnony, ami the care and custody of John and
and
whieh
constitute
another
interesting
feat
­
S enator / T iiurman .—This distinguished Georgiana, infant issues of said marriage, and a
That ia all that you can do for him who set forth. Indeed, we have been compelled tv Attorney; failing that, County Judge, nnd
ure of this county, go very far to confirm this gentleman, in discussing the Southern out suitable maintenance for the same, on the ground
has d me everything for you. He got yon quote nearly the whole communication, in or has now descended to be the Herald's agent;
<>f creel ami iuhuman treatment, and personal in­
..pinion.
The water which issues from these
the right to testify in the courts, to ride in der to enumerate the falsehoods. There are93 <he brilliant orator und profound lawyer, springs is strongly impregnated with one or rages hatched up by Holden, Bullock and dignities, rendering life burdensome; or judg­
ment will be taken in default thereof.
_
the cars, the right to vote, the sacred right t> lines in the communication and 17 falsehoods. whose skill ami legal acumen, ns displayed more uietidic substances, und when Cooled, Grant, made some guOt) points.*
By ord<w uf llou. P. P. Prim, Judge of said
In Florida (said he) look what has been
m the Neil and Fisher cases nt the last term has a sulphurous or iron-rust taste, nnd
your wives and your children. Turn out ou
Court, Ibis 24th Fehrnarv. 187!.
C alifornia and O reg in R ailroad .—Re
>f Court, commanded the admiration of nil SI,,®H repulsive mid nauseating. Its nndi done. The vote of eight counties thrown out
FAY 4 REA, PITs Att’ya.
»
TUESDAY MORNING,
ports nr? now in circulation th it the Centra’
cinal virtues, however, are said to be all but that went Conservative, on the most fl.msy
Februacy 25th, 1871.
feb25-wfi.
who
witnessed
the
performance.
No!
we
and vote for him. Show that you are free Pacific Railroad Compnny intended to com.
miraculous ; the alleged effect being that ol pretext. What is a few election outrages in
would not intentionally slight the pride of ia(] invigorating tonic. , The must mysterious North Carolina to this? Then look at Texas,
men, and won’t be sold to the Democrats.
plete the California and Oregon Branch to the
Jackson
county I But ns the election is now I thing in connection i with these springs is, where the Governor appoints every single
Remember
S’ate line during the present year. A S m,
THAT GOD SEES YOU WHEN YOU VOTE !
so close, at hand, we guess we wont rectify ¡that in many instances only a few apace* dis officer in the State, except the members of
Francisco dispatch to the Sacramento Union
’aril may be fouud another spring cold enough »he Legislature—appoints every election
the mistake just now. It is not worth the to have its source in perpetual snow. There officer. What Would Senators from Ihe
L incoln is loiking down from Heaven.
under date of the 11th ult., say* : “The Cen-
trouble. But if Mr. Neil is re elected we are also in this region numerous small, clear North say to such a power as this vested u
Angels and all good men bid you da your
! trat Pacific Directory siy* they will c-mplete
promise him liis name shall be printed in the lakes, every one of which ab mnds in fish ol the Governor of their States—the Democratic
duty . Vote in the fear of God, aDd he will
I the California nnd Oregou branch to tbe Ore
largest tvpe we have in the office ; and this the finest quality. The mountain .trout, Governor of New York or Connecticut, fot
bless you.
gon line before the en 1 <>f this year.” The
esteemed such a delicacy in many of the Fas instance. He would boil over from the t >p
VOTE FOR GENERAL SMITH I
Corner California and Fourth Sta.
, Alta of the 12tli has the following : “Tin is but just, ns a position on the Board of tern States, are here so plentiful as to be re of his head to the soles of his feat. Here is a
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President Grant begs you to vote for him. California and Oregon branch of the Pacifi • Trustees is ab mt the only honor he is likely carded with little or no interest.; “chubs” may chance to investigate the purity of election*,
rpiIE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT-
You can’t vote for a gambler and a blackleg Railroad Im* been completed to Tehama, a ever to liuve, he shall have a full benefit.
be taken-nt pleasure, and in nnv desired ll/o/. here in Washington, not tiro years ago.
t’-tlly inb>riu their friend* a*<Lthe public gen-
quantities
—the lakes liter a ly teeming with a negro was mobbed almost to death, and era 11 v hat they have purchased the above estab-
•who wants to sell you. The Democrats and distance of 122 miles from Sacramento. A
P ostal Agent Underwood has been in them ; nor are the mountain streams leas what was his offenfit-f Votitig a Democratic tslnnent of Mr. Dan. Cawley, whieh will ba
the Ku-klux tell you to vote for Shaw, The large force of men are now engaged on liti-
town during the week, with a view of ascer­ •■live with the finny tribe than the lakes. ticket. The police were even powerle-s to leucetorwiird eonduoted under their eonstant per­
sonal au|i«rvi»ioii, and they guarantee eatisfaotion
devil wants you to vote for Shaw. You line, and the work is being pushed forward
taining the postal wants of the citizens of this The famous mountain streams of Virginia, in protect Inin. You had ample power to re­ to »11 who may favor them with their patronage.
won’t do it. You will vote for your TRUE with great energy. It is thought that the
dress
this
outrage,
but
nothing
was
done;
not
lnc»e BUblee are eentrally kxmted, nnd within
county. He quite agrees with us that the times past, were not more replete with trout
a voice was raised to denounce it.
FRIEND,
:on»enient distance of the various hoe*)» of nublio
road will l>e completed to the Oregon line by postal route indicated in the T imes sometime than these.
But nevertheless all this, there can be entertainment.
Horae»
mule* wilT
Tt.e timber in the south nnd east of tLi-
,
Uoreeiwv
mules
will be Uarded
boarded
GENERAL W. J. SMITH. I November next.” Should these reports
iince is necessary, and that the service should country, except in the mountain gorges, is o little doubt that whatever scheme has been and carmi
camd for,
lor. by the day or week, al
nt imalcraU
m<MlcruU
This sacred appeal did not avail the loyal prote true, Ben. Holladay will doubtle-s rush be put on immediately. He gave us hopes little value, being sc nee and of inferior qiial- h itched by Butler and Morton will be car
th*large,t *took « Or-^n-
Smith. He is left to apologize to the late his road nlong with the same rate of speed, ■hat if Congress convenes after the fourth of ily ; to the north timber of fair quality is net! on) by
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strict party vote ’—hatred to south of Pertload, of
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Sainted, and the good angels, who were look­ nnd nt the close of tho year the two mads March the bill for the route can be gotten found, and Sufficiently abundant, for nil prac­ the defenceless people of the bouth being the
BVQGXXm
^AlRlACHrt
ing down from that bright (?) abode on the will not be very far apart; at any rate, our through immediately, and the service put tical purposes. So tar as the preci >us metals i only point upon which the now scattered
< *► .
> forces of Radicalism cm possibly be reunited,
ure
concerned,
little
or
no
prospecting
Ims
terrible crisis, for the loyal blacks not coming I citizens cao expect at co distant day to hear on this summer. *
with single or double teams, for hire on reason­
had
«wcasion very - often
toproch»im<
been done. The face of the country is un •»" I I - have
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able terms ; * w,
to time. Tbe would-be Christian patriot is the puffining of the iron horse in tbe valley
»ever, on tip toe to
trt dwtover
discover
T he WiiATnER.—The past week has been favorable for pincers, but more favorable than Curiosity is. however,
I
left at hone to do penance for having these uf the Umpqua.— Plaindealer.
what more the wretched
retclied Radical leaders Vah ’
quite sfot my, nnd winter seems to have set otherwise for silver and copper. The whole do to worry, harass and persecute these poor GOOD SADDLE 1IOHSES 4k MULES,
country, fr<>m center to circumlerence, abound-
glorious spirits straining their visions for
Which will be hired to go to any part of
M r . Dennis Crawley, of Link river, has tn, in earnest, Rain has fallen in heavier in every variety of.game, nnd the “Hunter’s people. One thing, however, is certain,
naught. Grant a begging, and Lincoln look­
ihe country at moderate rates.
quantities than usual this season. Tuesday, Paradise,” is a beggar to its quantity ami whatever of tyranny ia now exercised toward*
Animal» boegbl and eold, and horses bro ce to
ing down to be paid by a howl of defeat. It been in town during the week , he report* Wednesday and Thursday mornings, the vol quality.
them
will
be
finally
visited
wpon
the
North
The future of this country, so long
ia too bad, Gen. Smith, that the Dem >crats, very little snow in the Klamath Basin pti >r ley was covered with snow, and we learn that regarded as won bless, may be brighter than ern States—in time—whether ibey-be friends «addle or harness.
t<> th • ast storm ; stock are fat with every »1»® fall has been quite heavy in the inouu- wu aulivipate. , Klaiuuih Basiu ucxu
REAMES A WILSON.
<»r foes of the reigning powers.— Baltimore
the Ku-klux, and tbe old sable gent should prospect
of doing ÿall.
May 7th, 1870.
prevail. *
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