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ADVERTISEMENT», TUB IBMOffliTie TIMES, In Tai D emocratic T imm wfll be charged the following rates First insertion, (tea lines or lea»).-$3 For each week thereafter...... -SI A liberal deducts*» from the above rates will made on quarterly Md yearly advertisements« Publiait«* Every Saturday Morning BY J. N. T. MILLER * CO., a* 0» »» be Publisher! and Proprietor!. JOB PRINTING. Every variety of Job Work executed with neat nets and dispatch, at reasonable rates. 4 wii- TERMS: Bubeeription, per annum,......... Six month«................................... .13 00 31 50 JACKSOX COUNTY. F irst J udicial D istrict .— Circuit Judge, P. P. Prim ; Prosecuting Attorney, H. K. Hanna. Jackton County— Circuit Court, Second Monday in February and November. County Court, first Monday in each month. VOL. I JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, SATURDAY, JULY 15, 1871 THE TIMES AN EXCITING RIDE. THE PRESIDENCY. NO. e New Road Across the Cascades. jar- LEGAL TENDER» take» at par for subscription. WEST POIXT H0RB0R8. From the Albany Democrat of Juos 23d, Cadet Smith Declines the Society of Sil How Mike Fink Rode the Deacon's Bull. Office-holders’ Candidate for President, ly, Giddy Girls—Brigham’s Boy Pick U. 8. Grant—Relation of Useless 8. we copy this : ing up Tobacco Quids—A Lovely In whom the other Office-holders want Mike took a notion to go ¡ d swimming, and We are authorized to announce that the stitution. to renominate along with him. Willamette Vulley and Cascade Mountain he bad just got hie clothes off when he dis covered Deacon Smith’s old bull making at Wagon Roard, leading from this city to Eas [New York Sun West Point Letter.] I. Jesse Root Grant, President’s father, tern Oregon via Lebanon, Sweet Home, Soda him. The bull, a vicious animal, bad come Contrary to expectations, the hop that was Postmaster at Covington, Kentucky. Spring«, Fish Lake, Ocboco, Crooked River, near killing two or three persons; conse to have inaugurated the series did not come II. Orvil L. Grant, President’s brother, Camp Henry, etc., is now open for travel. quently Miko felt rather “dubus.” He did not want to call for help, and the noarest partner with the Collector of the Port at Chi There are hundreds of cattle and horses en off last evening, but was postponed until place from whence assistance could arrive cago ; expects something very good after the route over the mountains by that road, and Monday. The actual settlement of the ques was the meeting house, which was, at that next election. many others are preparing to start. John tion as to whether Cadet Smith will or will III. Frederick T. Dent, President's fath Gilliland, Esq., the road agent, has bevn in not attend is therefore deferred. The Sun time filled with worshipers, among whom “was the gal Mike was paying hie devours er-in-law, Claimant of Lands at Carondelet, the mountains with a number of workmen man had an interview with the young man to.” So he dodged the bull as the animal Missouri—euchred by Wilson, late Commis repairing the road, and reports the road now this morniDg, however, and learned enough came at him, and managed to catch him by sioner of the Land Office ; has not yet got the clear of logs and other obstructions, and the to set the young ladies’ minds at rest in re JOSKPBtNB COCMTY. gard to “that horrid Smith.” He will not the tail. lie was dragged around till he was i lands, but hopes to get them after the next snow fast disappearing from the mountain County OJicen.— Judge, J. B. Sifers ; Sheriff, attend any of the hops, for reasons which the —AND— nearly dead, and when he could hold out no| 1 election. passes. There are yet several miles of snow Daniel L. Green ; Clerk. Charles Hughes ; Asses reporter thought reflected great credit 'upon sor, R. K. Foley; Treasurer, Wm. Naucke; longer, he made up his mind he’d better “hol i IV. Rev. M. J. Cramer, President’s on the Bummit of the Cascades, but stock pass him. He said, in reply to an inquiry en the Commissioners, Thomas G. Patterson, H. Wood- broths rin-law, Minister to Denmark ; ought over it without any difficulty ; one wagon ler.” sock ; School Superintendent, R. R. Middles- subject : And new we will let him tell his own to be made Minister to Berlin without wait has also passed over, and others will soon worth. WHAT THE COLORED CADET SAYS. Jottphiut County.— Circuit Court, 2d Monday follow. Last week Martin Luper went up on ing for the Presidential election. story. in April and Fourth Monday in October. County “Go to the bops? Oh, no. I’ve had V. Abel Rathbone Corbin, President’s tho road with twelve workmen, to further “So lookin’ at the matter in all its bear Court, First Monday in January, April, July and ‘October. ings, I cum to the conclusion l*d better let brother-in-law, negotiator of gold and real improve the route, and we learn that the trouble enough. I’ve been court-martialed some one know who I was. So I gin a yell estate speculator, with James Fisk, Jr., and Company are determined to render this road twice, and I don’t want to bo again if I can louder than a locomotive whistle, and it Jay Gould; has not made much yet, but superior to any other mountain road in Ore help it. I camo here to get an education, gon before the Summer is ended. They have and to prepare myself for a commission in warn’t long before I seen the Deacon's two hopes to after the next election. dogs coining down as if they were seeing VI. Brevet Brigadier General F. T. Dent, already this Spring made some valuable im the army. I didn’t come here to fly about which could get thar first. I knowed who I President’s ' brother-in-law, * Chief Usher at provements in the way of bridges, cuttings with a lot of silly, giddy girls. If I want to around crossings of streams, etc. Captain enjoy the company of young ladies there are they were after—they’d join the bull agin , the Executive Mansion. JACKSONVILLE LODGE N«. 1» me. VII. Judge Louis Dent, President’s Humphrey, with his men, has returned from enough of my own color in the place where “ So, ” sex I, ‘ old brindle, ridin ’ ia as cheap brother in-law, Counsel for Claimants before his inspecting tour of the Cascade Mountain I belong—good, sensible girls, toe. I’ll wait olds its regular meetings on as walkin’ on this route, and if you’re no the President. Fees estimated at $40,000 a Road, having been absent from this city two until next year, when I’ll get a furlough and every Saturday evening at the Odd Fellows’ Hall. Brothers in good standing era invited to objection, I’ll jiat take a deck passage on year; expects to make more after the Dext months. He went from Ochoco via Camp go home.” attend. JAMES BUCKLEY. N. G. that thar back o’yourn.’ So I wasn't very election. Harney to Snake river, which is the eastern Reporter—Where is your home ? THOS. PAULSON, R. See’y. long gitting astride of him. Smith—In Columbia, South Carolina. My terminus of the road, and says that he be J ohn B ii . gkr , ) VIII. George W. Dent, President’s broth California St., (Up Stairs,) over I Reames H. K lippkl , '• Trustees. “Then, if you’d been there you’d have er-in-law, Appraiser of Customs, San Fran lieves the entire route is superior to any other father lives there. I don’t know whether H.V.H klms , J de Wilton’s Livery Stable, aworne thar war nothing human in that mix, cisco. mountain road in Oregon. The route passes you’ve ever been there, but society there is Regular Rahekah Degree meeting, last Monday the sile flew ao orfuily, as the critter and I night of each month, at "i o’clock p. m. IX. John Dent. President’s brother-in- through large tracts of the richest lands in very different from what it is here. They .May 1st, 1869. t— t rolled across the field—one dog on one aide, law, only Indian Trader for New Mexico un the world, thousands of acres of which are don’t exclude colored people from white so and one on the other, trying to clinch my der Indian Bureau ; place worth 810,000 a ¡yet uninhabited and unclaimed. The road is ciety there. I know several yoong colored B. ». WATSOM. C. W. KASLBB. feet. I prayed and cussed and cussed and I year. now located and open for (ravel the entire ladies there that are welcome oven at the KAHLER A. WATSON, prayed, until I couldn’t tell which I did last X. Alex. Sharpe, President’s brethcr-in- distance to Snake river, and it is the design levees of the Governor of the State, who is a —aod neither warn’t of no use, they were so law, Marshal of the District of Columbia. of the Company to put a lot of workmen OD white man from Ohio. Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law, orfuily mixed up. Reporter—You will go to Columbia then XI. James F. Casey, President’s brother- the eastern section and improve the road SO “Well, I reckon I rid about half an hour in-law, Collector of the Port of New Orleans ; that the most captious grumbler can find DO to spend your furlough ? JACKSONVILLE, OREGON', JACKSONVILLE, OREGON thia way, when old brindie thought it was ! fault with it. Smith—Yes sir ; and I'm sure I’ll bo well ■ place worth $30,000 a year. Will practice in the Supreme Court. District, and time to atop and take in a supply of wind arid treated, too. other Courts of this State. XII. James Longstreet, ths President’s A B ook of O regon P oems .—We acknowl THE COLORED CADET ON WEST POINT LA DIM. cool off a little. S> when he got round to a brother in law’s cousin, Surveyor of the Port OFFICE — In building formerly occupied by 0., edge the receipt of a prettily gotten-up little Jacobs—opposite Court House «quire. tree that stood thar, he naturally baited. of New Orleans. Reporter—Several young ladies up at the volume of poems from the authoress, Mre. ‘ So, ’ »rt I ‘ old boy, you'll lose one passenger, hotel are much exercised lest you go to the XIII. Silas Hudson, Presidents own cous Belle W. Cook, through medium of a friend. Dr. L. T. DAVIS, •artin.’ So I jiat clum a branch, kalkerlat- in. Minister to Guatemala. bops. It is entitled ‘‘Tears and Victory, and other ing io ro»st there till I starved, afore I’d be Smith—You may say in your paper, if it XIV. Nat. A. Patton, President's broth ’ Poems.” The book is elegantly printed, and rid about that way any locger. I war mak is worth saying, that, so long as I am at the er-in law’s third cousin, Collector at the Port neatly bound in the green and gold style now Opposite I he Old I Academy, I will never go to any ball or en aving a large and well sklect - ing tracks for the tree when I heard an or- of Galveston, Texas. so fashionable. It bears the imprint of E. M. ful buzzin ’ over head. I kinder looked up, •d «nu rt men I of A rkansas L ivery S table , XV. Orlando II. Ross, President’s own Waite, Salem, and it is a specimen of print tertainment, neither will ¡jpay a cent toward and if there wasn’t—well, there ia no use in | cousin, Clerk in the Third Auditor's office, ing of which he may well be proud. Indeed getting them up. As I said before, I camo eweariu ’ — but it wm the biggeot hornet's Jacksonville. Oregon. ' Weshiogton ; hopes fer something much bet the execution of the work reflects credit on here to study, not to make a fool of myself, nest ever built. You’ll gin in now, Mike, like some of these white fellows do, over a ter after the next eleetion. DR. A. B. OVERBECK the State as well as on the printer and binder. lot of giddy girls, that don’t care a snap for because there is no Leip for you. But bd XVI. Dr. Addison Dent, President’s Of the more important feature—the contents TL’ILL PRACTICE MEDICINE AND SUR- ¡dea struck me then, that I stood a better their little fingers. They think because I’m 1V GERY, sad will attend promptly to all calls brother-in-law’s third cousin, Clerk in the —we caonot now so fully speak, for it re on professional business His office and residence chance ridin’ the bull than where I was. a colored boy that I don’t know anything. Register's office. Treasury Department,Wash-' quires more than a bare glance over the va- are at Set I, ‘ old feller, if you will hold on, 1'11 Well, let them think so. I tell you I’ve seen The Overbeck Hospital, I' ington ; trusts his merits will be better ap- ri0U9 pieces to justly pronounce upon their ride to the next station anyhow, let that be good deal within the last month. These a Oa Oregon Street. Jacksonville. Oregon. l-tf predated after the next election. merit, and this is all we have yet had time to young girls that come up here to flirt with where it will.’ JAMB« D. FAY. XVII. John Simpson, President’s own give it. But we have in late years read a 0. ». MBA. “So I jiat dropped aboard him again, and the cadets and lead them off on a string are FAY A REA looked aloft to see what I had gained by ccuein, Second Lieutenant, Fourth Artillery ; number of the poems published in Oregon not the kind of girls we have South. If they journals from the pen of Mrs. Cook, and they Attorneys and CounsellorwhLaw, changing quarters, and gentlemen, I'm a promotion hope for after March 4, 1872. were colored I wouldn’t associate with them. XV III. Geo. B. Johnson, President s were worthy of perusal and remembrance, liar, if thar wasn’t half a bushel of the sting OFFICE—la Court House, up stairs. Reporter—Why ? in’ varmints, ready to pitch intome when the mother s second cousin. Assessor of Internal g|ie ¡g a sprightly, vivacious, pleasing poetess, Will practice in the Supreme and other Courts Smith—Well, because I don’t think they Revenue, Third District, Ohio ; better things Qn(j ¿¡gp|ayg a good order of poetic talent, word was gio. of this State. know anything but to make fools of cadets; longed for. | q’|10 volume before us is a book of 353 pages, “ Well, I judge they got it, for all ‘ bands ’ and when they go away the last thing they KG“ Particular attention paid to the collection XIX. B. L. Winans, President’s cousin’s and contains ... — about sixty different poems. It started fur our company. Some on ’ em hit of Claims against the Federal and State Govern think of is the poor cadet that they have husband, Postmaster of Newport (Ky.) ; is a very neat book to have upon one's table. We are prepared to do all kinds of ments, the Entry of Lands under the Pre-emption the doga, about a quart bit me, and the rest been trifling with. “Nigger Smith,” as and Homsatead Laws, and to the Entry of Mineral readv for a higher place. — £z. charged en brindle. they call me, may have colored blood in hie Lodes under the recent Aet of Congress. 1 tf. XX. Miss E. A. Magruder, President’s “Thia time the dogs left off fust, dead beat DR. W. JACKSON, T he W ife .—No man ever prospered in the veins, but be isn’t a fool by a long shot. brother-in-law’s second cousin, Clerk in Gen for the deacon's, and as soon as old brindle MISERY LOVES COMPANY. eral Spinner’s office, Treasury Department. world without the co-eperation of his wife. and I eould get away we followed ; and aa I Reporter—How do the white cadets treat XXI. Oliver W. Root, President’s moth If she unites in mutaul endeavors, or • rewards Dental Rooms in building formerly occupied by 1 I was ODly deck passenger, I had nothin’ to do Dr. E. H. Greenman, corner California and Fifth er’s grand nephew, Assistant District Attor his labors with an endearing smile, with you now ? Streets. All styles of Dental work done on short with steerin’ the craft—if I had, we should ney, Covington, (Ky.); would not refuse to what confidence will he resort to his mer Smith—Oh, very much better. I let them notice, at reduced prices. Particular attention not have run in that channel, anyhow. But chandise or his fnrm, fly over the land, sail alone and they let me alone. Besides I’ve given to the regulation of children’s teeth. Teeth be District Attorney after the next election. PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL as I said before, the dogs took the lead, extracted without pain by the use ef the late XXII. A. W. Casey, President’s brother- upon seas, meet difficulty and encounter dan got company now—Napier, and then in Sep— method of local anasthesia. All work warranted. brindle and I next, and the hornets dre’kly vmiJIJcr McGee, .,1UVJ,OV) of Alabama, oomes. Then Satisfaction guaranteed. in-law’s own brother, Appraiser of Customs, ger, if he knows that he is not spending b’’ i i tetnber, after—the doga yellin’, brindle hollerin’, and dov 20 3m. Nov. 20th, 186». strength in vain, but that his labor will bc jthere wil tbrea of . u, .. We’ll be company «•*» | be mv New Orleans ; a good place, and wants to the horneta buzzin' and atiDgin’. rewarded by the sweets of home ! Solicitude, for each other. There’s one thing I’ve madu “Well, we bad got about a hundred yards keep it. XXIII. Peter Casey. President’s brother- and disappointment enter into the history of Up my raind to, though. You see I’m pretty from the house, and the deacon heard us and every man’s life ; and he is but half provi- on roy jegS [an(j the cadet straightened cum out. I seed him hold up his hands and in-law’s own brother, Postmaster at Vicks HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN AP- ded for his voyage who finds but an associate himself up.) “I guess I can take care of poined Local Agent of the Board of School turn white. I guess be prayed then, for he burg, (Miss.) ; not as good a place as be for happy hours, while for months of darkness myself,” he added with a smile. Land Commissioner«, ia no* prepared to receive didn’t expect to be called ao soon ; and it would like after 1872. applications to purchase School, University and and distress no sympathizing partner is pre-■ And 60 thia settles the hop question, and State lands. No spplieation will be received un warn’t long neither, afore the whole congre P earls .—In the calendar of happinsas, pared. doubtless the silly and giddy girls whom Ca less accompanied by one-third payment of the pur gation--men, women and children—cum out, chase priee. time is reckond in minutes ; in that of unhap G ems of W isdom .—Conversation enriches det Smith talks about will feel much re and then all hands commenced yellin’. None Office in Conrt House—np stairs. pioess it is reckoned by days. T. H. B. SHIPLEY, the understanding, but solitude is the school lieved. of ’am had the first notion that brindle and I WnAT BRIGHAM YOVNo's BOY THINKS. Local Agent for Jackson eountv. Carlyle says, “Maks yourself a good man. of genius. belonged to this world. I just turned my Jacksonville, Mareh 18 1871. mehl8-tf. and then you may be sure there is one rascal Another celebrity here, and one which at« The less wit a man has, the less he is con —SUCH AS— head past the congregation. I seed the run the less in the world. ” tracts much attention, is the sod of Brigham scious of his deficiency. would be up soon, for brindlo would’! turn Men generally teach badly when they at Every one who Lears the name of a gentle Young. He is a plebe, and is just now un an ineh from a fence that stood dead ahead. tempt to teach too much, or when they do not man is accountable for it to his family.— Gil dergoing the basing process. Ilis name is Well, wo reached the fence, and I went CARDS, engineer duly prepare their lessons. Willard Young, and be is a stout, aotive, in Blas. ashore oyer the critter’» head, landing on the The pebbles in our path weary us, and Eloquence—True eloquence consists in say telligent-looking lad. The Sun man had an other side, and laid there stunned. make us foot-sore, more than the rocks, which interview with him this morning, and found ing all that is necessary and nothing more. “It warn’t long afore some of them as was BILLHEADS, only require a bold effort to surmount. M^HOICE LIQUORS AND CIGARS CON- Modesty is to merit as shades to figures io him quite communicative. He has been here not scared come running to see what I war— stanti/ on hand. since the 31st of May, and came direct from for all hands kalkalatea that the bull and I Poverty and pride are inconvenient com a picture ; giving it strength und beauty. belonged together. But when brindle marched panions ; but when idleness unites with them There is nothing that binds heart to heart Salt Lake City. TOBT8, HANDBILLS, off by himself, they saw how it war, and one the depth of wretchedness is attained. so quickly and so safely as to trust and be In response to an inquiry as to bow he 12 1-2 Cents. of ’em said : thought he should like it, ha Mid it might do Presence of mind and confidence which is trusted. July 17th, 1869. “‘Mike Fink’» got the worst of the scrim based on self knowledge, are essential ele All death in nature is birth, and in death very well for the last three years of cadet life, jlyl7-tf. mage once io bis life.’ appears visibly the appearance of life. There but the first year, he thought, was enough to POSTERS, ments in a good teacher’s character. “Gentlemen, from that day to this I drop Clergymen who preach against the acquisi is no killing principle in nature, for nature try the patience of even a Mormon Mint. “When I first came here, ho Mid, “and ped the courtis’ bixneas, and bain’t spoken tion of wealth seldom object to an increase of throughout is life ; it is not death that kills, when they commenced the hexing, I thought but the higher life, which, concealed behind HE UNDSRSI0NED, HAVING FULLY PAMPHLETS, to a girl since, und when my bunt is over on salary. refitted this old and fkvorite place of resort, the other, begins to develop itself. Death I shouldn’t rest easy until I had flattened out thia airtb, there won’t be any more Finke, A farmer who runs his farm without a sow offers the ve^y beet of liquors and saga« at and ite all owing to Deacon Smith’s brindle record of expenses, and the cost of different and birth are but the struggle of life with some of my persecutors, but I’ve come to the 12 1-2 CENTS. conclusion that it’s bettor to stand it. itself to obtain a higher form. bull.” The Saloon is oommodioas, the billiard tables crops, is like a ship without compass er log The reporter looked at hie strong limbs It may be put down as a fact that men yon »re of the latest and most improved pattern, and The secret of so many unhappy marriages book. the want» of guests promptly supplied. see hanging about public places from day to and powerful frame, and thought that the Life has bsen called a warfare. Blessed has at length been discovered. It is now ac day are the right material to do all kinds of flattening out prooese would be an easy one 0O Foi*te off Aad all other kinds of printing required counted for by the fact that the “best man” then is the periodical armistice of the Sab mischief. They are the men who become for him. to be done in the community, on bath. Blessed not merely as a day of rest, to me will at a wedding is not the bridegroom. very reasonable terms. dangerous characters. At the Salt Lake tbMtre, a pumpkin pays do w< as I nut but also a retrospection. It is only in the baro A pt To.—Buckwheat is not healthy food, the admission of two people, and they gat You who want Job Printing done, give Six Catholic priests in Bohemia have rr pauses of the fight that we oan see how the HENRY BBBITBARTH. satisfy you both ia stylMD two carrots in ohange. It apt to cake upon the stomach. battle is going. recently turned Protestants. OJiffT*— Judge, T. H. B. Shipley; Clerk, Silas J. Day ; Sheriff, Henry Klippel ; Deputy Sheriff. E. D. Foudray ; Treasurer, John Neuber ; Assessor, David Redpath ; County Com missioners, John S. Herrin. Thomas Wright; ■School Superintendent, W b . M. Turner; Survey- *or, J. S. Howard ; Coroner. L. Ganung. JacktonrilU PrtcincL— Justice of the Peaee, James R. Wade; Constable, N. Stephenson. P’-iira <»/ Jacktonoill*. —Trustees, James A. Wil- ’aon. N. Fisher. Lewis Zigler, John Bilger and J. ‘S. Howard ; Recorder, U. S. Hayden ; Treas- ■erer, Heury Pape ; Marshal, James P. McDaniel County Business ísrbs BOOK, PAMPHLET, JOB PRINTING OFFICE, H H NEW & FANCY TYPE, DENTIST. m m LAND NOTICE T RAILROAD SALOON ! , MAX. BRENTANO. BELLI-UNION SALOON ! T mt in ns ut: I i