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HOFFMAN & KLIPPEL gratuitous counsel, we are satisfied that j Now if the majority of those whose Governor Grover, “or any other man.” he would have concluded to have let the names are given in the Herald are “rep If it were otherwise—if we did not know the sentiments and feelings of the body Democracy of this county manage their resentative men of the Democracy,” it is of the Democracy on this subject, and SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 303871. own affairs. certainly news to the said Democracy. know that our action is in consonance Says our dictatorial friend in the Ump- . Let us see : James T. Glenn is a good ' with them, we would immediately ac E. D. FOUDRAY............. Huaiueaa Agent. qua: “We cannot, therefore, keep quiet, Democrat, although it is not true that he knowledge our error and make the proper and allow what is strictly a personal has been Treasurer of the county for sev amends, for we do claim to be the organ of the Democracy of this county, and do quarrel to jeopardize the interest of the eral years. T. G. Reams was a former not desire to misrepresent their senti whole southern portion of the State.” : Sheriff of this county, elected by Demo ments. This is entirely a local matter, AN UFFICIOUM ¡NTEHMEDDLER. “Allow" fors<x>th! “Upon what meat cratic votes. Let us see what his vote I and we have been surprised to see it made the subject of comment outside tills coun The Ptaindealer has a half column ar doth this our Ciesar feed that he hath was at the last election. He voted for ty. There are local differences amongst ticle on our County Judgeship imbroglio, grown so great ?” We are astounded to the following persons on the Radical the Democracy here as there always will and with the usual luck of those who find that the Jackson county Democracy ticket against the regular Democratic ■ be in any party when it has long been in Heretofore we have managed to Rpeak or write upon subjects they do not have a dictator down in the Umpqua—a nominees: Alex. Martin, State Senator; power. win our victories notwithstanding these ; properly understand, makes itself redicu- fact of which we were in entire igno E. H. Greenman, Representative ; (’. W.; giving constantly increasing majorities lous by its manifest ignorance of the sit rance. So we have enjoyed the exhilar Kahler, County Judge; W. A. Owen, for our State ticket, and this was done without any outside interference what uation here. In addition to this, its un- ating pastime of quarreling only by the Sheriff. ever ; and we should be disposed to re- “David Sims.” There is no such man, ! candid statement of the position of the sufferaikce of the Roseburg man, and now s.-nt such interference now, were it not T imes in regard to this controversy ex he is going to shut us off, as a country much less is there a representative Dem- that in the discussion of this subject the hibits a spirit of pettifogging unworthy pedagogue would his lielligerent scholars ! , «»crat, in this county, of that name. We Herald is so evidently actuated by the Faith ! the Plaindealer man is dealing should regret to think that Duncan’s kindest and most friendly feeling towards that paper and unjust to ourself. the Democracy of this county. Tn the first place, as this affair is of exceedingly plain with the recalcitrant friends had forged and imposed fictitious purely local concern ; as the reasons which Democrats of Jackson. So you won’t 1 names upon the Executive in order to gave origin to it are entirely local; and “allow" this thing to go on any further ! obtain success W. Jackson. Dr. Jackson hits never that as that part of the Democratic party Don’t you think, “not to put too fine a point on it," that you are getting several been prominent in ¡»olities here, and is hailing from Jackson county are as com petent to settle their affairs now as they sizes too large for your unmentionables, certainly not known as a “prominent have shown themselves to be in times when you talk about not allowing a cer- Democrat.” We believe he has never past, we consider this officious interfer- j tain thing to be done? If you are unac even voted in the county. A. .M. Berry voted f>>r Martin, candi ence on the part of the Plaindealer, in quainted with the fuet we will take the the local concerns of the party in this liberty of informing you that the Jack date on the Radical ticket for Stale Sen son Democrats recognize no autocrat in ator. county, as unwarrantable and presump GriEA'l’ their local affairs, whether he be located Addison Helms voted for the following tuous. If, as that journal says, “this is a family quarrel,” it had best keep its in Roseburg or elsewhere. If it is not candidates on the Radical ticket, and fingers out of it, lest it meet with the fate possible for you to “keep quiet" about against the regular Democratic nomi which usually befalls outside intermed matters which do not concern you, allow nees : Martin, State Senator ; (’ampbell, dlers in that species of quarrels. We ap us to recommend a vigorous course of Stearns and Greenman, Representatives ; prehend the Ptaindealer will have quite manual labor. Saw or chop wood ; use Kahler, County Judge ; Bilger, County j enough to do to keep its own county the pick and shovel, or “take a walk Commissioner; Owen, Sheriff; Muller,! straight without troubling itself to any around the block,” or anything, in fact, Clerk ; Turner, Sup’t Com. Schools. WAGON BOXES. HAY FOBKS and RAKES. Take Glenn, Bybee and J. S. Miller off great extent with this. It can, with that will enable you to work off your I'A IE.' T CROSS CUT and BUCK SAWS, GRASS SCYTHES and SNATHS. surplus uneasiness and place your mind the list of the names given in the Herald great propriety, leave the advocacy of the WOODEN and STEEL BARLEY FORKS HAND-SAWS. SHELF HARDWARE, CONTAINS cause of Jackson county bolters to the in proper frame for the observance of the and the Democracy of this county will CUTLERY. AC GRAPE VINE CRADLES, First Amendment to the Decalogue, which NAILS OF ALL SIZES. not recognize any “ representative Demo MANURE FORKS. Radical press, to whom it appropriately PAINTS. OILS ind VARNISH. reads thus: “ Thou shalt mind thine GRAIN SCOOPS. crats” in the crowd. We do not know' belongs. But if, for any cause, the De WINDOW GLASS and PUTTY, NO QUININE, MERCUKY OR ARSENIC ! TRACE and HALTER CHAINS. own business and keep thy dirty nose upon what the signers of that petition mocracy of Jackson county should stand TUBS >md BASKETS. CHOPPING and BROAD AXES, in pressing need of the services of a guar out of thy neighbor’8 dish, lest thou be predicated the assertion that the petition CLOTHES WRINGERS, HATCHETS and HAMMERS, come a nuisance and an offence unto TH AYS and BOWLS. for Mr. Foudray was signed by “ one- dian of their local affairs, the claims of BENCH SCREWS, him. ” We state, for the information of third Republicans,” and that the petition the Plaindealer to that position will our neighbor, that this County Judge im in favor of Duncan was signed by Dem doubtless be taken into consideration, Th« astonishing cure* daily performed by thia broglio did not originate in a “ per ocrats. But no matter where the state preparation esu'« considerable comment by the provided the said Democracy regards that sonal quarrel,” and that it is not, in ment came from ; it is Untrue as regards Medical Faculty, as they positively assert that journal as competent to fill the bill. C IILLS AND FEVER. FEVER AND AGUE, any sense, “strictly a private quarrel.” Foudray’s petition, and equally untrue as INTERMITTENT AND REMITTENT FEVERS In the second place, the Plaindealer Even if it were, we have always managed, regards Duncan’s, for the writer of this cannot be cured without the use of Quinine. Nev misstates the position of the T imes by as the old Poison is laid upon the shelf, and for eight years, to give large majorities saw upon Duncan’s petitition the names ertheless, we would recommend in confidence to those who serting that the Governor was blamed for the Democratic State ticket, (last year of several Republicans, one of whom— have tried and received but temporary relief from for not yielding to the request of the giving the heaviest majority in the State John Watson—he now remembers, be the uae of the many Quinine Mixturea, to Democratic County Committee. That for Grover,) without the aid or assistance sides the names of John E. Ross, W. A. recommendation was backed by all the of outside counsellors or busybodies. Owen and others who voted with the Re county officers and a petition besides—a While during this same time, that fa publicans at the last election, and whom fact which the Plaindealer sees fit to ig nore. The T imes blamed the Governor vored spot of earth which is blessed with we again assert were the conspicious and the presence of the Plaindealer office, zealous friends of Duncan in this affair. for yielding to the demands of a band of ASSORTED IRON AND STEED, bolters who had placed themselves out was giving majorities exactly the other The fact that these renegades and traitors NO RINGING XN THS HEAD I way, until last year. to the Democratic party, these men, who side of the party organization, and for ig SUBMERGED & DOUGLAS PUMPS, The Plaindealer man seems to fancy strove, by all the influence they could noring the action of the regular constitu NO STITT LIMBI I that there is a peculiar halo surrounding bring to bear to defeat our ticket and des ted agents of the party. CAST-IRON WASH KETTLES, the person of the Governor, and that troy our party, had more influence with The second misstatement of the Plain there is a peculiar sanctity about his of NO DEAFNESS I BAKE OVENS, a Democratic Governor that the chosen dealer is the covert insinuation that the ficial doings. He evidently believes that T imes claimed, on the part of the Cen “there is a divinity doth hedge about a representatives of the men who were ever SKILLETS AND TEA-KETTLES, faithful to the cause, who never swerved tral Committee, the right to dictate the king" ora Governor, and when the slight BRASS & ENAMELED KETTLES, • appointment. This is an unwarrantable est criticism is ventured, throws himself when the skies were darkest and the storms the heaviest, gave rise to a feeling distortion of the position of this paper. into the door way of the Executive office Or any of those disastrous effects caused by the FRY-PANS, &C. The Committee did not assume to control and criesprocul este, profanif Now our which we beg to assure our friend of the use of »he many Quinine mixture« daily recommen ded to them. the appointment If it had, neither the bump of veneration is not so extraordin Herald is not confined to a “few Demo IT HAS BECOME A FIXED FACT, that no recommendation of the county officers arily developed. They make Governors crats," but is wide spread and deep remedy has yet been discoveied which allays Fever ami gives strength and tone to the Stomach, and nor the aid of a petition would have been and Presidents out of such poor material among the great body of the steadfast that important gland, the Liver, like the AGUE Democrats of Jackson. KING. It is nature’s own remedy, «being com deemed necessary. now-a-days that what’ little reverence posed of vegetable matter, and skillfully prepared. The Herald refers to Gov. Grover ’ s The third misstatement consists in an we ever had for the exalted station of the It seeks the root of the disease, and with its mag attempt to give a history of the politics Executive has evaporated into thin air. knowledge of the “unswerving and ic influence performs a cure. SB-ALWAYS ON HAND A FULL ASSORTMENT OF TINWARE.-^ of this county for the past four years. If When he commits an official blunder we staunch Democrats” of this county. If a faction, which deliberately effects a fu propose to scrutinize it, although “The the majority of the list published is a fair sion with an adverse political party ac little dogs and all—Tray, Blanche and example of what Governor Grover con siders unswerving and staunch Demo cepts, for some of its members, places up Sweetheart"—should wiggle their little >I7-tf. crats, God help us ! If these are staunch The Wonder of Wonders—The Great Ague Jacksonville. June 10th. 1871. on the ticket of such party, and then in tails off with indignation, and should Klug. and unswerving Democrats we would dustriously works, by the use of money yelp their little hearts out with horror. Notice of Final Settlement. humbly enquire where are the other fel NOTICE. and influence, for the defeat of the polit I wonder if wonders are never to cease. lows? These men and the class they At present all wonders are on the increase ; In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for ical organization from which it seceeded, THE HERALD “BISKS TO EXPLAIN.** rpHE undersigned having been appointed agent represent, we inform our friend of the Of the latest I now will give you a hint. Inek.on Courty, (sitting in Probate, September 1 of the County Court of Jackson county, Ore can, with any degree of property, be call Look at the Ague King ot Cowan &. Flint. 4th. 1871.) In the matter of the estate of Sam Herald, are “ unswerving and staunch ” for gon. for the care of the sick and indigent poor <d In pleasing contrast to the arrogant ed a “wing of the party” from which it ple Jurney, deceased. said county, this is to notify all interested persons, No Quinine, no Mercury, nor Arsenic we find any party precisely so long as the most E. DOWELL, administrator of said estate, seceeded, then the youthful Daniel, of the and offensive tone of the Plaindealer the that application for reliel or aid from said county Were ever comp« unded or with it combined ; ! lucrative offices are possessed or eon- . having file I in Raid Court his final account must be made through me and all bills for nid or Herald enters upon a defense of Govern This wonder, the doctors were mentally sure, Ptaindealer, is correct, and Bill Owen, for settlement, and also praying for an order for relief, before being audited by said Court, must be Could never be done and make a good cure. who ran for Sheriff on the Radical ticket or Grover’s appointment of Judge Dun trolled by them, and not one instant setting the time of bearing the same ; therefore presented to me for approval. longer. They tight under any banner We confess it astounds us, and wonderfully t 9, bone by order of the County Commissioner, at the notice is hereby given that said final aoeount will in June, 1870, is as good a Democrat as can, in a spirit of candor and kindness, be heard and determined in said Court on Tuee- To -ee whut the Ague King daily d • >•*. do ; that represents official pelf, under any i July term of said Court, 1871- the man who faithfully supported the which gratifies us much to acknowledge, If xoti’ve Fever, or Ague, or any such thing. E D. FOUDRAY Agent. ’ day, the 3d day of October, 1871, at whisb time leader that promises plunder. They are (b> promptly and purchase the great Ague King. Of the County Court of the aforesaid c untv, for ami plnee all perAms having any objections to said ticket through good and evil report. We and pleases us still more to reciprocate, * final Hec-iunt ami settlement, must then and thorn the Free Lances of politics, and tight for the county poor. immagine, however, that this prop although we cannot al together agree with I’d -I,. 1 en so long, till ever’’ ki d friend in ike the same( / This 12th day <>i July 1871. 28tf any side that pays. The Governor’s. ftold me 10 fix tor my end ; By order of l|o,n L. J. C. Dunean, Judge of osition, from our black-mud statesman, its statement of facts or its conclusions O- 1 ite »ns m. fWeet, I wished not to di - aid Court [dfi'U] SILAS J. DAY, Clark. knowledge of the political life of his own therefrom. Our Portland cotemporary will be received by intelligent men of Th- it* .re the A . in King 1 li.istrned tn try. both parties, and especially by Demo does us but simple j< stict in conceding ap|)oint*.*e is not one whit better than his j oticc of Final Settlement- i' n'J—1 t I*S .’•irret cd. knowledge of his hackers, and this we' Ou that our strictures upon Gov. Grover ’ s crats, as rather a novel and startling one »•<>!» • •» ♦« • f, mt c'.re wns : ' 1 .. w I t 1.. th ■ ■_ r » •• • 1 w sn:»iel icii. •ili.i rv* r « ’• N ’••unit < onrt of the State of Oreg n for —leading inevitably to the total abroga action was prompted by a sense of duty. co dd and would verify by the record had « ir» ’• •’ in ?l i> re t ..(• g*e it Ague we space. •l ie on <■ ><nty. (*i>ting in probate Sept. 4th, Criticism of the official action of a Dem tion of party discipline and the over 1 IS7I 1 . th»* m.:tter of the e-tate of George O • u* ;• .•■••’. 'i> • \ » We have no .’.¡•pi of !o Id, : ,.i i ov. W A b ey , .'cei-a ed. throw of all party organization. Our ocrat is by no means a pleasant task to » ; • tv5. •»! . » ti ; ¡. f i:n . qt ct : • hr i 3 I’. Iiweii. a.l'iiinistrator of said estate, Roseburg friend states that our county us, nor is the task rendered less irksome Grover informed Mr. Fo..dray’s friends F .r pi 1- • ' Q .¡..ill. and t very Mieli thin;;, . Imv ing tiled in -aid Court I is final account far set- Most spe< •lilt viebl t<» ths ticket was only elected by a small ma when that Democrat occupies high ofli- •that the heaviest petition would get the “is MY M TTO.” tIctnent and also praying for an order for setting the time for hearing the nne: therefore notice is hern- jority in 1870. And through whose fault, cial station. If we felt that we had com appointment, and give them the same I by given that said final account will be heard and AM .-El.LINO A SUPERIOR Ah I K LE determined m said < onrt on Tuesday, the 3d day may we ask ? It was by the treason and mitted an injustice toward Gov. Grover time which he extended to Duncan’s • d - id ^e- and Harnes cheaper than ever w.n» o October, 1871, at which time all persons har treachery of the very men whom Gov. we should cheerfully make the proper friends, that the former would have sent • flereo be ore in Jacks mil e. ’’Seeing is believ ing any objections to said final account and settle ing ” Give me a call before purchasing else ment must then and here make to the same. Grover has rewarded by his countenance amends; but we are not yet convinced a petition of Democrats which would By order ot Hon. L. J. C. Dunean, Judge ef and favors, and for whom the Plaindeal of that fact, and a brief review of the have discounted Duncan’s. The fact that SOLD EVERYWHERE BY DRUG where. GISTS AND DEALERS. [32tf REPAIRING said Court. [3C>t4] SILAS J. DAY, Clerk. Herald's article will, we think, prove to the Governor did not vouchsafe a word er has become the champion and apolo gist, that our legislative and county tick our cotemporary that our position is cor to Foudray’s friends while graciously done with neatness and dispatch. yielding to the requests of men whom Tax-Payers’ Notice. et trembled upon the verge of defeat. rect. JERRY NUNAN. Democrats here believe to have initiated In addition to the reasons stated by the And it is this bolting faction whom the Jacksonville. Jan. 14ih, 1871. jan-lltf. Y act of the Legislature of the State of Oregon, Ptaindealer complacently terms a “wing Herald as the ground for our action, this move for the purpose of dividing THIRD STREET, (next door to B. F. Dewell’s approved October 25th, 1870, appointing a Law Office,) Administrator’s Notice of the party Why, these men them there is one our cotemporary omitted: and distracting the party, affords us a Board of Equa'ization for the adjustment of the tax roll fur the different counties of the aforesaid State. selves do not claim affiliation with the we charged that the appointee is incom well grounded case of complaint against JACKSONVXXJ.E, OREGON- Therefore this is to give notice that tho aaid Board 1IE undersigned, having been appointed by the party. Says our Roseburg Mentor: “Each petent, and that his appointment was the Executive, and it is the principal, of Equalisation will meet the tax-payers of Jack- County Court of Jackson county, Oregon, LWAYS on hand the best stock of patent and son county on the last Monday in Sept«, 1871, administrator de bonn non of the estate of M al I ace party has gained a victory,” and there therefore a grievous wrong to the tax in fact, the sole ground. home made Rifle and Shot Guns, single and at the Clerk’s office in Jaoksonville, Gridly, deceased, all business pertaining to the set payers of this county. In conclusion—and we have occupied double ; Revolvers of the latest patents ; Pocket fore “let us have peace.” The same rule for the purpose of correcting any errors that may tlement of said estate must be presented to me at Now in regard to the petitions. Mr. much greater space with this article than Pistols, neat, small and powerful ; Derringers, the the butcher shop on California street, Jacksonville, have occurred in the assessment of lands, lots or applied to the Radicals would give them latest and best. Also the best Powder and Powder other property either in value or ownership, and front serf* in our conventions and con- Foudray’s petition was in circulation one we intended—we would state to our Flasks; all sort of Shot and Pouohes; Caps, in said eounty. J ambs A. C ardwell , Adtn'r. that said board will continue ite sittings until the Jacksonville, Sept. 23d, 1871. 3814 ■picious places on our tickets. The vic day, we believe, while Judge Duqpan’s friend of the Herald that we have no de Wads, and everything in the Sportin an’s line. examination of the assessment roll is completed. The above goods are all of the best quality, and All those feeling themselves aggrieved by over as Notice of Final Settlement. tory obtained by the energy and zeal of was in circulation a week or ten days. It sire to “disturb the harmony of the par will be sold cheaper than the cheapest. All sessment will appear before said board and state the gallant Democracy of Jackson at the is charged that the fact of the action of ty” here or elsewhere. We have not re orders promptly filled. Repairing done promptly their grievances. DAVID REDPATH, and in good style.-^5 Assessor for Jackson county, Oregon. quested the Democracy of the State to In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for polls last June, was achieved over these the County Committee, and the recom JOHN MILLER. Jacksonville, Sept. 1st, 1871. 3614 the eounty of Jackson (sitting in Probate, Sep Jacksonville, Sept. 9th, 1871. 36 very men, Mr. Plaindealer. They mendation of Mr. Foudray, was carefully take sides against the Governor. We tember 5th, 1871.) In the matter of tho estate of John Robinson, deceased. worked side by side with the Radicals at concealed from many Democrats; and it don’t ask any help from the Democracy USAN ROBINSON, executrix of the above es of the State In our controversy with the NOTICE. is also charged, upon food authority, the polls; they divided places with the tate, having filed in said Court her final ac Radicals on their ticket; they caucused that some of Mr. Foudray’s friends signed Governor of the State, and don’t want Notice to Cattle Raisers. count, and praying for an order fixing the time for hearing tho same ; therefore notice is hereby giv and plotted with them for success then, Duncan’s petition in total ignorance of any. We believe we fully represent the To all whom it may concern : R C. T. PAYNE, LIYING 1} MILES E have sold our Jackson Sait Works to John en that said final account will be heard and de- and they caucus and plot with them now. the fact that the former had been recom feelings and wishes of the true and faith east of Phcenix’ offers the services of a thor Sixemore, with the intention of leaving Ore termided in said Court on Wednesday, the 4th day Had the writer in the Plaindealer known mended for the position, and upon be ful Democracy in this county in taking ough-bred Devonshire Bull to the public, at $5 a gon as soon as we ean settle our business. of Wo October, 1871, at whioh time and place all per sons having objections to said final account and season. The animal is a deep red five-yeers-old. tender our thanks to the people of Jackson eounty the stand we have in this matter, and as coming acquainted with the fact, desired only one tithe as much ahout the weighing 1,624 pounds. for the patronage that has been given us. The settlement must then and there make the same. C. I. PAYNE. politics of this oounty as he has assumed the person circulating the petition to long as we entertain this belief we neith business will be carried on by Mr. Sixemore. By order af Hon, L. J. C. Duncan, Judge of AwM* er ask nor want help in our battles with said Court. [3«t4] SILAS J. DAY, Clerk. em«e their names, which was reffised. Phxn'x. Gm- 33tf BROWN A FULLER. 4o know, and about which he tenders his g"he ^rnwcratiç (Times.' ILVER FAILS TO CURL COWAN & FLINT’S AGUE KING! Cook Stores, Different Styles. 1 Willi HlWi 1EMÏI ! Giant Powder, Try the Ague King! ^llse aRd Caps, Rifle & Blasting Powder Ill till ■110 Ml III HÎ1 1(1 IOBSE llffi B QUICK SALES I And Small Profits, Great Ague King I 1 HUNTERS’EMPORIUM! B A T DEVONSHIRE BULL. S W M