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^icmorratu; ffimrs. TOO TllIN. SENATOR CORBFTT AND THE SCHOOL LAND COMMISSIONERS. NEVER FAILS TO CURE. MILLINERY STORE, CALIFORNIA STREET, (Under Horne’s Hall,) Mr. Turner, with refreshing cheek, I The papers in Northern Oregon are The Oregonian, in noticing an article "rises to explain” in last week's Sentinel, SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 3. 1*72. Jacksonville, Oregon. in the T imes , relative to Congressional the fraud in the Lane telegraph ease, and diserssiug the Link River petition and EU D. EOUDRAÏ Business Agent. nominations, and our demand that a J protests that it is not by his wish that Senator Corbett’s position there anent, man favorable to the development of lie does so. but by desire of his friends. and are poking up the Board of School he undersigned would rsspect - this portion of the State should be nomi He might with propriety have stated in Land Commissioners witli a sharp stick. fully inform the Ladies of Jaokso iville and nated, takes occasion to refer to ex-Senu- that connection that although the public Now we have criticized the same Board vicinity, that they have just received from San ZJr- NOTICE. Francisco their Fall Steck of Millinery Goods, and tor Williams in very eulogistic terms, desired very much to have answers to the severely, and do not now believe that its are prepared to furnish their customers with the as the only man favorable to Southern queries propounded to him in tlie T imes actions in all eases are governed by the latest stj’oa of H ats , B onnets , H ats and B om - The Democratic Central Committee for Jaelraon Oregon who occupied public petition, and best judgment and the most immaculate net S hapes , A o . Also a new and fine assort of the 20th of January, for reasons of his ment of county, will moeL at the law office of L ay A Rea, rebukes the people for not favoring his own, he did not desire to answer them. honesty. But, at the same time, we de Jacksonville, on Saturday, February 3d, 1S72. aspirations. Our cotemporary, with au But Mr. Turner attempts to explain this sire to do the Hoard full justice. When1 TRIMMINGS, at 2 e'olook, P. M. A full attendance is request, air of great eoiiMÜlteeuey, refers to the transaction on /lie ground of a failure of it is not in fault it should not be blamed, i FLOWERS, fact that “two jjfrs ago, Senutor Wil communication between this office and for its course of conduct exposes it to de-1 •d. JAMBS D. FAY, Chairman. Jacksonville, Jun. 21, 1872. liams propos. 1 a railroad measure, which San Francisco. Now, according to Tur served censure enough in all conscience1 RIBBONS, is vital to the interests of Southerr Ore ner’s own showing, this break in the to satisfy its bitterest foe. Now the as- i sertion of the petition that these school gon.” That wis just one year before communication must liavo been created ORNAMENTS, THE DUTY OF DEMOCRATS. Senator Williams went out of office, and at the time the money was paid by Mr. lands were only to be sold to actual set TIDIES, CONTAINS This year will be a peculiarly interest just prior to the last election, when he Lane—Dec. 2«th. Why did not Turner tlers, “that the applicant must make affi ing one to the Democracy of Oregon. A wanted to be re-elected. He remained tell Lane that there was a break in the davit that he is upon such land, that he NECKLACES, State election will be held, and a Repre five years in his seat in the Senate per I communication then ? And why did he intends to make it his home, and that he NO QminiiE, MERCURY OR ARSENIC ! PEARL BEADS, sentative to Congress chosen; a Legisla fectly oblivious to the existence of South repeatedly tell Lane afterwards that “it knows of no prior settler claiming any and other articles in our line too numerous to ture will also be elected, which will ern Oregon, until just before an election, ! I was ail right,” leading the latter to sup- part there« f,’’and that “ti e Board have set mention. choose a United States Senator. In No at which he thought he would need the I ! pose ills son was in possession of the aside such law’’ is absolutely untrue and MISSES A. F. and L. A. KENT. Jacksonville, October 13th, 1871. tf vember the Presidential election will take votes of this people. The Democracy of [ money, until ho received hie telegram of without foundation in point of fact. The place, and the quadrennial struggle for Southern Oregon thought the trick “too 1 Jan. loth? When he was telling Lane original law did require actual settlement Tbs »lool'bing ouras daily performed by this Summons- political supremacy in the Nation be held. thin,” and let the manager of it out. that “it was all right,” did he not know and an affidavit; but section 3 of the nreparaticn uauee coosi 'erablo ooinnient by tbe I Me 11.*al F.icullv. as they positively assert that In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for It behooves every man, therefore, who That’s about how it was. It is true they ! | |hat telegraphic communication was tut amendment of 1866 reads as follows : C ¿ILLS AND FEVER. FEVER AND AGUE. Jackson covnty. Helen M. Hardts vs. J*}m51* «¿aims affiliation «At tmoeracy, to UigF ha« been TiiistOSun ■tmthVdAr ^6"*oft’i? *Wliy did he deceive the father in “That the provisoto sec.8 of tlieact ufore- INTERMITTENT AND ltEMlTIENT FEVERS Hardts. ¡Suit'for divorce. * cannot ba cured without the use of Quinine. Nev gird on his armor and make ready for the lee ted in his stead, but that does not this manner, unless it was to enjoy the 1 said anil also so much of the sai«l act us ertheless. the old Poison is laid upon the shelf, and In the name nJ the Statt of Oregon, to James llardee, limits tlie quantities and price of the land defendant : approaching battle. make the matter any better for Williams. use of his money, which undoubtedly to be sold, and requires settlement on the | we would recommond in confidence to those who In this county, an united Democracy The people had a right to believe that I came l.andy in his land speculations witli same and an affidavit is hereby repealed." have tried and received but temporary relief from \7‘ OU are hereby required to appear and answer the I complaint filed against you in the above entitled the use of the many Quinine Mixtures, to Is admitted to be invincible, hence every a man who only awoke to the importance the County Surveyor? As usual, the Page 206 of the Session Laws of 1866. I suit, within ten days from the service of this sum mons upon you, if served within this county, or if effort of our foes is directed to the work of their interests on the eve of an elec- Loafer of the Klamath attempts to quib The proviso to section 1 of the amend served within nnv other county of the State, then of disuniting, of sowing discord, creating tion, would go to sleep again for another ble in regard to Lane’s telegrams. Tur ment of 1868 is as follows : i within twenty days from the date of this sum jealousy and breeding distrust. The five years’ nap after election. So they ner told Mr. Lane that the transfer world mons upon you ; and if served by publication, "Provided, That settlers shall have then you are notified and required to so appear preference in tbe purchase of all such' Radical organ inflicts inane platitudes concluded to try a new man. He may answer as a telegram. The whole expla and answer said complaint on or before the second on the public on the subject of no party I sleep too, and we confess it looks like it nation of tlie L. of the K. is “too thin.” lands as may be found to tie occupied at Monday of February, 1872, that being the first tlie time of the nassnge of this act or and all that kind of bosh. Did the Rad- now, but we shall endeavor not to let Mr. I.e.ne is a stranger, and the L. of the within six months after the taking effect NO RINGING IN THS HEAD ! day of the next term of the Circuit Court, and if yo a fail so to answer, for want there of, the plaintiff ical organs make this kind of preach- his slumbers get too profound. At any K. attempted a little game on him, be of the same ; but after tlie expiration of will apply to the Court for the relief demanded therein, which is, that the bonds of matrimony, be ments when their party was in power ? rate we are no worse oft’ now than we cause he was a stranger, which he would six months any person shall be entitled NO STIFF LIMBS 1 tween herself and the defendant, be dissolved, and Most certainly not. Then the cry was ' were before Williams woke up, and we not dure to uttempt on a resident or on to purchase any of the above described that plaintiff have the care and custody ot the lands in lots not to exceed 160 acres, not “Stick to the great Union party ; the Un- j have a Democrat, if he is asleep, child, Mary Ann Elizabeth Hardes. And you are one who knew him. He says Mr. Lane settled upon in accordance with tiie pro further n . .ified that on the 12th day of December, NO DBAFNSSSl ion Republican party the only party that ’ In the same issue, the Oregonian eulo- does not blame him. Mr. Lane does visions of section 3 of this act ” Page 1871, an order was made by lion. P. P. Prim, 208 of the Session Laws of 1868. oan save the Union,” etc., etc. Do Dem- ' gizes Senator Corbett for carrying out blame him, and for that reason, and that judge of said Court, directing publication of this summons, lor six successive weeks. The petition was gotten up by Sam. ocrats imagine, for a single moment, that j what Senator Williams so auspiciously reason only, consented to have his ras Jacksonville, Dec. 12th, 1371. the utterance of the Radical organ or of initiated. While we admit that Corbett cality published. So far for Turner’s ex I Colver, and either through ignorance of 5047 J. R. NEIL, Att’y for Pl’ff. the law he pretends to quote, or a willful the hungry crew of Radical office seek- has shown a disposition to aid us in ob- planation front his stand-point. the Or any of those disastrous effects caused by ers, who impatiently lick their chops tafning postal privileges, for which we Now it is admitted that the money was intention to pervert the truth, he has use of »he many Quinine mixtures daily recommen outside the doors of the county offices, I cheerfully give him all the credit he de paid to Turner on Dec. 28th. The Port made a false statement of the law, and ded to them. IT HAS BECOME A FIXED FACT, that no ars sincere? Does not every man know, . serves, we must be permitted to correct land Herald of Jan. 10th will be found has succeeded in making his champion in remedy ha» yet been discovered which allays Fever CALIFORNIA STREET, (Opposite U. S. Hotel,) who has an idea above an oyster, hat if our cotemporary on the railroad question. to contain dispatches from San Francis the U. 8. Senate ridiculous, in taking his and gives strength and tone to the Stomach, and important gland, the Liver, like the AGUE JACKSONVILLE, OREGON. you once seat these men in office, that Corbett’s bill contemplates a railroad on co and the Eastern States. The young statement for the truth. It is but just to that KING. It is nature’s own remedy, being com their whole power will be devoted to se the Per gra route, just precisely what the man’s telegram, stating tliut he had not the Board of School Land Commissioners posed of vegetable matter, and skillfully prepared. A LWAYS on hand the best stock of patent and curing their tenure by the instrumental Williams’ amendment was intended to received the money, is dated Jan. 15th. to make this statement. They have vio It seeks the root of the disease, and with its mag ZY home made Rifle and Shot Guns, single and ic influence performs & cure. double; Revolvers of the latest patents; Pocket ity of their party organization ? The kill. Consequently, Senator Corbett is So tliut on appealing to Turner’s own au- lated no law, nor have they made any Pistols, neat, small and powerful ; Derringers, the proposition is self evident; it admits of on the record against Southern Oregon, ' thority, the telegraph wire, and giving decision as represented in Sam. Colver's latest and Lest. Also the best Powder and Powder instead of for it. We imagine If the av him every possible doubt in favor of his petition, as tlie case of Jesso D. Carr con Flasks; all sort of Shot and Pouches ; Caps, no argument. Wads, and everything in the Sportinan’s line. Then the question arises, what is the erage of the whole thing is taken, no honesty, lie retained this $40 five days clusively shows. Hence the whole tiling The above goods are all of the best quality, and duty of the Democratic party of this Senator or Representative of either party after communication was opened. If he is a pure fabrication, and the sooner Sen- . The Wonder of Wonders—The Great Ague will be sold cheaper than the cheapest. jsfir* All orders promptly filled. Repairing done promptly King. county, wielding, as it does, a majority has spent any sleepless nights or worn would keep it five days after communica ator Corbett's friends set him right in and in good style. I wonder if wonders aie never to cense, of nut less than 300, and having main out much shoe leather in the service of tion was open, the inference is plain that the matter, the better for liis reputation At present all wonders are on the increase ; JOHN MILLER. Jacksonville, Sept. 9tl, 187E 35 tained its political supremacy during a this part of the State. If they had, we he would have kept it longer, had it not as a sensible and well informed man. Of the latest I now will give you a hint, been for W. R. Lane’s telegram of Jan. * He is much to blame for making a false Look at the Ague King ot Cowan A Flint. periol of eight years? The answer is would have more to show for it. 15th. Hesays, "ftre Jags before tlie pub statement in the Senate. A Senator of No Quinine, no Mercury, nor Arsenic wo find easy : Organize ! Cease the personal A DISHONEST OPERATOR. Were ever compounded or with it combined ; str.fesan i bickerings which may prevail 1 lication in tlieT imes , W. R. Lane receiv the United States ought to be well enough This wonder, the doctors were mentally sure, acquainted with the statutes of his own Assuage the local jealousies which may The Jacksonville T imes has on several ed the money, paid in advance of the offi State to preclude the possibility of his Could never be done and make a good cure. Amount Applicable for Redemption ($35,- exist! Act harmoniously for the well occasions exposed tlie flagrant dishonesty cial order of the cashier at San Francisco, 0Gü) Tl^ve Thousand I^ollarN* We confess it astounds us, nnd womk*rfully toe, Leiiig of the whole ! Turn a deaf ear to of Wm. M. Turner, whom the Western at the personal request of him.” The is-"* being duped as Senator Corbett has been 'To si« what the^gue King"JiiTTy"(to*•’s do ; If you’ve Fever, or Ague, or any such thiug, the syren song of no party, but press the Union Telegraph Company persist' in sueof the T imes alluded to, was publish in this instance. S tate of O regon , T reasurer ’ s O ffice , ) Go promptly and purchase the great Ague King. keeping in office at that point, and now ed on Jun. 20th, and on Jan. 15th the tel Salem, January 10th, 1872. J claims of your favorites manfully and conies the statement that he lias been I’d shaken so long, till every kind friend OEALBD proposals will be received by the un zealously in your party gatherings, and guilty of further gross misconduct. By egram from W. R. Lane, announcing Consolingly told me to fix for iny end : kJ dcreigned, at his office in Salem, until Febru Oh I life was so sweet, I wished not to die, then cheerfully support the nominee ! all accounts he is a person of very unscru that lie had not got the money, was re ary 10th, 1872, for the surrender of Bounty Bonds, Thereiore the Ague King 1 hastened to try. issued tinder provisions of an Act of the Legisla As usual, the cry of “clique” will be rais pulous character, and ought to be dis ceived. Consequently, Turner waited five ture of the State of Oregon, granting Bounty to We have had evidence of his One bottle is all—I took as directed, ed, and the jealousies of the people in the missed. Volunteers of this State enlisted in the service of unworthiness in several cases, and it has days after communication was opened be And, wondrous to tell, my cure was effected ; the United States, approved October 24th, 1864, country will be sought to be excited come to about this: the public will think fore he paid, and then only paid when the From the grave I was snatched, and ever will sing at the lowest rate, not exceeding par value, as Honored and bless’d be the great Ague King I against the town. Unite on your candi the Superintendent of this Division be telegram from W. R. Laue made the may redeem the greatest number of Bonds. Bids dates from the country, and you will beat lieves it better to have a rogue for the exposure of his rascality imminent. We to include interest to date of surrender, and to be Now shakers, we tell you go buy it and try it, place than an honest man, unless he shall It quickly will make your shaking limbs quiet ; addressed L. FLEISCHNER, the town in Convention. That’s the dismiss the graceless offender. We have don’t think his claim ot generosity de This wonderful vegetable For pills of Quinine, nnd every such thiog, 3t4 Treasurer of State, Salem, Oregon. way to settle the clique question quickly evidence of his official dishonesty as serves much consideration under the restorative is the sheet-an | Must speedily yield to the and satisfactorily. In order to settle the I School Superintendent in Jackson coun circumstances. For it was only when CANDIES! CANDIES matter effectually as to the clique busi ty, but it is not on this score we press his Mr. Lane expressed his surprise and in chor of the feeble and debil ness, about which our Radical friends are removal. He has been guilty of, „ many dignation at the non-receipt of the mon itated. Wolesale and Retail, As a tonic and eor-j an<l such flagrant outrages as a telegraph ao much interested, we submit this prop operator that his longer employment by ey by his son, that it was paid. Why dial for the aged and languid SOLD EVERYWHERE BY DRUG F all descriptions, and of the best materials, GISTS AND DEALERS. [32tf osition to the consideration of the Demo- the Telegraph Company ought not to be should the pay have been made “at the freshly manufactured every day by cratic Central Committee, which meets endured, . When the citizens of a place personal request of the agent,” in be it has no equal among stom-l to-day : Prior tot.he meeting of the nom . have cause to believe tlie dispatches half of a perfect stranger, if the trans acliics. As a remedy for the i which come to them are used by the op inating County Convention, let blank erator, it is time to make a change in the action was on the square ? This cir nervous weakness to which —AND— Wholesale and Ratal Confectioners, election tickets be distributed ir. the va office. We have the authority of citizens cumstance alone casts a grave suspicion w omen are especially subject, MH MONTGOMERY ST., BAN FRANCISCO. rious precincts. Then let tho Democrat of Jacksonville, whom we know to be of on tlie whole transaction. It is suspi .wuvu .vote »v.e the hiK*>est respectability, to the effect cious because it is out of the usual rou it is superseding every other ic voters, as at a regular election, * . that they are certain tliat Turner uses for their favorites for every v onice, ]ijs position TelevrnDh Office , ' and | liis pvomvil in HI the mu Telegraph IVlCgiitpil Offiee V11IVU All in tine for a telegraph operator to pay mon stimulant.. In all climates— The attention of the Trade is called to our im send the votes and poll list by their dele- such way as to benefit a certain few and ey orders on his company, out of tropical, temperate or frigid FJ'IIIE undersigned are prepared to do all kinds mense assortment or Candies and other goods suit gates to the County Convention. The himself, and they have not a particle of his own pocket, Mid that in behalf of R of work in their line. Wagons manufactur able for the HOLIDAYS, nnd warranted to keep in choice of each precinct will thus be fair- fonfidence in his fidelity, for they believe a perfect stranger. Turner’s explana —it acts as a specific in every ed from choice timber, and ironed in a superior all climates. Prices low and terms liberal. Orders ly and honestly expressed and the del- ^Xh« u^thJ ’nn^injuro those tion only makes tho transaction look species of disorders which un manner. Old wagons repaired an I made as good from the interior promptly ^nd carefully attend as new. Blacksmithing in all its branches done on to. • 45m3 short notice and at reasonable term?. Give us a gates will also be p’edged to carry out i whom he dislikes, in dispatching what blucker for him. dermines the bodily strength [call. ¿££rShop on Oregon street, one door above the will of their respective precincts. ’ are intended for items of news, we know, THE KEXATOBMlll’ FROM DOLG< and breaks down the animal 1 ranco-American Hotel. That will let the clique question and the ' 09 OUf fiIes " lu sllow **• We therefore CRYSTAL A PHILLIPS. LAS COUNTY. .....say that he is utterly unworthy the spirit. Jacksonville. Tnr_. 27iL, 1372. 4tf I will pay the highest market price for cry of clique entirely out. j j in w hich he enabled to to conxtim- place which he is is enabled consum It will 1» romembored that Mr. Mosh mate these outrages and abuses, and hope FOR SALE. BEEF HIDES A nother R adical R ichmond .—Rev that some honest operator ohuil be put er claims to hold his seat in tlie Senate J. II. D. Henderson, DicKy Hen- 1111 the Jacksonville office.— P. Bulletin. j for two years longer, as Senator from —AMD— For Man and Beast. derson, announces his readiness to aban- ! Douglas, claiming that Herman was E lection L aws , E tc .—We are in re 1I7ISHING to concentrate our business east of DEER SMINI, don the service of God and enlist under | ceipt of a neat pamphlet from some per ' elected as joint Senator from Douglas, Probably few article.« have ever had »0 extensive IV the Cascade Mountains, we offer for sale the banners of the Devil, by becoming I son unknown—the publishers, we pre Coos and Curry, anil that he could not a sale, while none have been more universally ben And all kind, of markotahle fur. and ekina, at ay PROPERTY IN ASHLAND butcher shop on Oregon Street, JaekaoneiUe. a candidate for Congress on the Radical | sume—containing the Constitution of ■ legally hold as joint Senator, consequent eficial than the celebrated MEXICAN MUSTANG ticket. Dicky tasted tho flesh pots of | LINIMENT. Children, Adults, Horses, and Do M follows : One hundred nnd ton shares ($100 JOUR ORTH* 4!>t( the State, Naturalization T aws of the ly an election for Senator from Douglas each) of the capital stock of the Rogue River Val Egypt once in 1864, a.cl naturally han United States, and the Election Laws of • alone made Mosher the legally elected mestic Animals, are always liable to accident, and ley Woolen Manufacturing Company, at a discount ; it is safe to say that no family can pass a single kers after tbe da'nty mess. Stick to I Horses Estrayed. - Oregon. It is a very neat and useful Senator. When we commenced the dis season without some kind of an emollient being a good business house and lot, and a beautiful res your bible and J hymn-book, 1 lc —good dwelling, out-houses, orchard, Ac. 1 pamphlet; published by T. Patterson & cussion of this question, we presented tbe D^cessary. It becomes a matter of importance idence 7&G" We will sell on easy terms. Live stock TRAYED from my premises in Ashland, on the Patch up your sou for Heaven, and let : Co., Salem. I taken constitutional objections to Senator then to secure the best. in part payment. Inquire of either of us, or the 17th inst., one light-bay horse, 7 years the vain temptations of this world go. of J. M. McCall. APPLEGATE BROS. j Mosher’s claims, and then he took tlie old, 15 hands high, with saddle marks on both Over three hundred livery stables in the city of 3m2 sides, shod all round ; no other marks or brands ; There are plenty in your party who will' L axd P atent ».—The following pat- position above set forth. Knowing that New Yo*x alone are using the Mexican Mustang Ashland, Ogn., Jan. ICth, 1872. also one dark-bay or brown horse, black mane and gladly risk their souls, without you. ent?( Ray9 tho Ensignt 1)ave the claimant is a good lawyer, we took it Liniment, in all of which it gives unusual satisfac tail, about 15 bands high, six years old, had three tion. - ---- Remember the pitcher that goes often ' beell received at tho Roseburg Land Of- for granted that his statement that shoes on when he left; no marks or brands. Any Caution.— The genuine is wrnpped in a fine f/1 wnli ftnnl'v rvzsia ifa nnau LmlrAn .. finding said horses and bringing them to to the well, finally gels its nose broken, floe: Douglas was entitled to a Senator to be Steel Plate engraving with “G. W. Westbrook, Frese», Scene, House, Sign, Carriage person the stable of Kubli A Wilson, Jacksonville, will be Chemist.” and “Trade Mark, A merican M ustang I and don't you go fooling around the State liberally rewarded STEPHEN BOOTH. Robert Tate, P. Ryan, P. Stought, R. correct, without consulting the statutes L iniment ,” engraved acr ss the wrapper. The Convention in a vain search after politi B. Hargadine, Abram Trask, P. Done u on the subject. Since the discussion whole bears the proprietor’s private United States Ashland, January 20th, 1872. 4t4 —AND— gan, H. P. Whitney, Leonard Howe, F. j lius progressed somewhat, however, we Revenue Stamp, and not a common stamp, as used cal honors. by druggists. L yon M anufacturing Co., Short, E. Keys, Thomas J. Murray, B. Read ! Read ! ; concluded to examine the apportii nment 5yl 53 Park Place. N.Y. D eath of C od . W ashington .—On E. Mench, W. K. Wallace, C. C. Beek man. law, and found that in 1864a lawamend- the 23d of January, Col. B. F, Washing Notice of final Settlement. ton,of the San Francisco Examiner, died T he R eason .—Our typographical spir j atory of the Act of October 16, 1862, was AVING permanently located in Jacksonville, | passed, in which a re-apportionment was I would respectfully inform the public that of rheumatic gout, after a painful illness it of evil says the reason Turner imag | made, and in the Act of 1864, which took In the County Court for Jackson county, Oregon, I am prepared to do nil kinds of painting knoftn to 1ITE earnestly request all persons indebted to ns of six weeks, in the 52d year of his age. ines n carpet which has bean in coh- sitting in Probate. In the matter of the estate the art, and in a style not surpassed on the Coast. V* to please cali and settle before the 15th of effect on the 1st of June, 1866, tho follow of Jnmcs V. Amerman, deceased. All work WARRANTED satisfactory. JiG" Par February, as we need money to meet our demands, He was a native of Virginia, and a lineal i stant uso for ten years, is “splendid” F. MEYER, administrator, and E. Atner- ticular attention paid to graining and marbling. nnd money we must have in order to continue bus descendant of a brother of the “Father of i and “gorgeous,” is that he was accus ing language is used: “The counties of I. CARO A BRO. e man. administratrix, of said estate, having Shop two doors above Franco-American Hotel. iness. Ashland, Ogn., Jan. 17th, 1872. 3t4 his country.” He arrived in California tomed to a dirt floor on Klamath, and 1 Douglas, Coos and Curry shall constitute filed their final account for settlement, and also 3tf E. W. PEACOCK. the fourth Senatorial District, anil shall praying for an order for setting the time for hear in 1M9, and has been occupied principal j hence imagines any floor covering to ing the same ; therefore, notice is hereby given that Pay Up. Boy Estrayed. ly as a lawyer and journalist ever since. j be a “splendid” and “gorgeous” affair. be entitled to tiro Senators jointly." said final account will be heard and determined in This will be found by turning to pages said Court on Thursday, the Sth day of February, He was sn upright citizen, a good hus HE acoounts of tbe flrm of Plymale A Manning HEREAS, my son John Stow, a minor, has 1872, at which time all persons having any objec N ew E nterprise . — It is reported 68, 69, 70, of special laws for the session tions band and father, a terse nnd vigorous have been placed in our hands for collection. left my house without my consent, noties is to said final account and settlement must | of 18 ’ 4. Therefore, if we take Senator I Persons knowing themselves indebted will take no- hereby given, to all persons, not to harbor or cred writer, and his death leaves a void in the that a Salem company contemplate pnt- Mosher's own ground, the apportionment then and there make the same. » tice that costs will be added unless prompt pay- it said J.ihn Stow on my account, as I will pay no By order of Hon. L. J. C. Duncan, Judge of community in which he lived, which, ; ting up a large woolen factory on Link i law is as clearly against his claims as is said FAY A REA. debts of bis contracting. P. W. STOW. Court. This, the lith day of January, 1872.1 Iment is made. I Ri ver. I ltd ------ *--------------- * 1 | will not easily be filled. ‘ the Constitution. Jaekson county, January 20, 1872. ltd SILAS J. DAY, CUck. •»>>•» I»«** I COWAN & FLINT’S T AGUE KING! Try the Ague King ! HUNTERS’EMPORIUM! S. T.-18G0-X, I Great Ague King ! O AV AGON-MAKING CANTY & WAGNER, BLACKSMITHING ? WANTED S EDWIN R. PEACOCK, MONEY WANTED! H B T W
