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■9 Utniocratiii ♦ SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 8, 1872. Agents for the “ Times.” Gao. P. RawELL A Co., - New York Taoa. B otcb , - - - - San Francisco L. S amuel , - - - - - Portland L.P. F isher , - - - - San Francisco D am . G reen , . - . Josephine Co. D istrict C ourt .—The June term of the Circuit Court will commence next Monday, 10th inst. R eligious . — Rev. M. A. Williams will hold divine service at the M. E. Church to-morrow (Sunday) at the usual hour. _ ________ For the best Photographs, go to Bradley A Ru- lefson*« Gallery without STAIRS—/BF“ ASCEND IN THE ELEVATOR, 429 Montgomery Street, Baa F raaeiaeo. F ourth of J uly M eeting .—Pursu ant to previous notice, tho citizens of Jacksonville held a meeting at the Court House last Wednesday evening, 5th in stant, for the purpose of making arrange ments for a proper celebration of the coming 4th of July. Alex. Martin was chosen Chairman, and J. II. Wade, Secretary. On motion of Henry Klippel, a Com mittee of seven, on Arrangements, was appointed, consisting of Herman Helms, Henry Klippci, Isaac Sachs, C. W. Sav age, John Noland, C. C. Beekman and Newman Fisher. On motion, of Henry Klippel, a Fi nance Committee, consisting of James T. Glenn, Ben. Sachs and John Bilger, was appointed to solicit funds to defray ex penses. The Committee on Arrangements were authorized to procure the orator and read er, to chose the grounds, and to make any and all necessary arrangements. On motion, the proceedings were order ed to be published in the local papers. On motion, the meeting adjourned to next Wednesday evening, Juno 12th. ALEX. MARTIN, Chairman. J ames R. W ade , Sec’y. G allant J osephine .—This sterling Democratic county has elected a Demo cratic ticket as usual. There is no fool ishness about Josephine. She was the only Democratic county in the State of Oregon in 1862, and has nobly kept the Democratic faith ever since, and to the laurels she won ten years ago, she adds this year the honor of being the only county south of the Calapooia Mountains that went Democratic. All honor to the Bedrock Democracy of Josephine! J. B. WHITE, WHITE Í MARTIN i I SACHS BROS’. JACKSONVILLE, OREGON» I (Successors to James T. Glenn,) Corner of California and ï'hird Stt,> DEALER IN L. HORNE, Proprietor^ GENERAL MERCHANDISE, B EGS LEAVE TO INFORM THE PUBLIC that he has the largest, best, and most oom- tr odious Hotel in Southern Oregon. *• CALIFORNIA STREET, It is located in the central part of Jacksonville ; stages from the North and South leave regularly from the U. S. HOTEL. JACKSONVILLE, OREGON The House has lately been re painted, and reno vated ; the rooms are newly furnished, and well ventilated. Tho bedrooms are supplied with SPRING BEDS, and every other convenience for riHIE UNDERSIGNED TAKE PLEASURE the comforts of guests. I in notifying his friends and the public gener ally tnat he is now receiving and opening a very BOARD AND LODGING large and extensive stock of Can be had at reasonable rate«, according to th» room occupied. N ew F irm .—Messrs. Henry Judge and Jerry Nunan have formed a copartner- nership in the saddlery business, and hold forth in the building one door cast of Fisher & Bro.’s store. F ourth of Sachs, of the forms us that $261.50 for the TJ. S. HOTEL, ALEX. MARTIN* LOW PRICES WILL WIN. J uly M on e V.—Mr. Ben- Finance Committee, in he has already collected celebration of the Fourth. STAPLE DRY GOODS AND SEE WHAT A Market Report. READY-MADE CLOTHING, HATS cfc C-A-TF»» THE TABLE Will be supplied with the best the market can af ford. FAMILIES CALIFORNIA AND SALEM R eligious .—Rev. Father Blanchett T imes O ffice , Jacksonville, Oregon, ) CLOTH«* Can find at this House rooms especially arranged will hold divine services at the Catholic June 8th, 1872. j tor their comfort and convenience, as well as every BLANKETS, Church, to-morrow (Sunday) at tho usu PRODUCE. attention and comfort usually found at a well kept Hotel. BEAUTIFUL STOCK al hour. 75 Wheat bu............... $ HOOP SKIRTS, 50 Oats “fl bu.................. A LARGE IIALt L arge C olt .—Mr. Wm. Ray has a 50 Barley “ft bu.............. ETC., ETC. 20.00 llay (Timothy) “ fl ton —ALSO— colt, two months old, which weighs 3S1 Is attached to the Ilotel, for Balls, Meeting«, 15.00 Boots and Shoes; Ladies’, Misses’ A ll T hey H ave D one .—The Bolters llay (Grain) “fl ton... pounds. It is from the Percheron stock Shows, Ac., and can be had at reasonable term*. 2.50 @ 3.00 Flour “P 100 tbs........ and Childrens ’ Shoes. have demonstrated that they were a min Corn Meal “fl pound.. 3 of W. C. Myer. 15.00 The Hotel is furnished with a bar room where ority in the party ; that they have no re Bran “f> ton................. W k havo also in connection with the abovo a rcry the very best liquors and cigars may be found, at OF- 20.00 N omination .—The President has ap gard for their pledges; keep l’unic faith Shorts fl ton.............. Large and Extensive Stock of Choice ‘ 6 (white) “ft tb... prices to suit the times. to pointed George Nourse, Register, and with their party brethren, and are capa Beans tf. Beans (Chilli) lb... Jacksonville, Ogn., Jan. 8th, 1871. l}@02 Geo. O’Connor, Receiver, of the Land ble of descending to any depth of mean Potatoes “fl tb........... GROCERIES, 3@04 Onions “fl tb............... Office in Linkville, Oregon. ness and dishonor to accomplish their Apples (Green) “ft tb.. o HARDWARE, 1216< 15 “ (Dried) “ f> tb... ends, and that they were just strong F ast T ime . — The stages from both 15® 20 Peaches “ To Buy Goods QUEENSWARE, 15(3,20 North and South arrive several hours enough to carry Jackson county for the Plums “ MEAT, Ac. earlier now than usual, and bring heavy Republican party for the first timo in CHEAPER CLASSWARE, eight years. They have accomplished 5 ®> 05 J Beef cattle (gross) “ fl lb ............. loads of freight and passengers. THAN THE 10@121 this and no more. Notwithstanding their Beef (fresh) tb........................ CUTLERY, 2.00 @2.50 Mutton “fl head........................... I ce .—The present hot weather has infamous fusion with the Republicans, “ lb................................ 124 PAINTS, 18 caused a demand for ice, and the “Table no Bolter is elected to any office. On the Bacon (hams) “fl tb................... OILS, 16 “ ................... Rock,” “Railroad” and “New State” sa contrary, they bring up tho rear, and “ “ (sides) —AT— (stioulders) “f1 tb............ 14 ETC, 15 loons dispense of large quantities of iced must be regarded as distanced in the Lard (in cans) tb................... —AND— ALSO 13 “ (in kegs) 'p lb................. race. The have accomplished one more Butter beverages. 37J@50 (fresh) tb.................... Window Glass, Nails, Iron and DEALERS IN thing: They havo made a record for ** (firkin) “fl tb.................. 25 Steel, Cast and Steel Flews T he E lection R eturns .—Up to the themselves which the Democracy of Eggs "f* dozen............................ IS @25 Wooden and Willow 4.00 FANCY, STAPLE & DRY GOODS time of going to press the poll-books had Jackson will ever keep vividly in memo -Chickens (dressed) “fl dozen..... Ware, Etc., Etc. (live) “ .......... 4.00 not been opened, and consequently we ry. The day of retribution will come Clothing, GROCERIES. cannot give the official returns until next when these fellows ask oilice at the I Cheese (Oregon) “f> lb....................... I am now ready to sell anything in my line at the 20®25 lowest cash price. Persons wishing to buy goods week. 25 @30 Boots & Shoes, “ (California) "(4 lb................ hands of the people. will find it greatly to their advantage to examine 50 Oysters can................................... our stock before purchasing elsewhere, as I am 27®2S Coffee (rio) lb............................... F or F t . K lamath .—Messrs. Westrop Groceries, determined not to bo undersold by any house in S tolen H orse R ecovered .—Deputy 35 @40 “ (java) “jl lb.............................. & Higinbotham, photographers, left on a Sheriff Foudray arrived from Yreka yes Tea (black) p lb............................... Jackson county. 1.00® 1.25 Liquors, “ (green) “fl tb.............................. 1.25@1.50 professional tour td the Lake country terday, bringing with him an Indian, Sugar (crushed) “fl tb....................... 22@25 ^UtY-Give me a call, and then judge for your t'us week. They expect to be gone about named John Woodward, and the trotting 25® 30 (pulverized) “fl lb.................. Cutlery, self as to our capacity to furnish goods as above. (S. F. refined yellow) lb... 1861.20 three or four weeks. horse, “Brick Pomeroy,” belonging to WHITE & MARTIN (Island No. 1) “fl tb.............. 1661.20 Crockery, Hon. J. N. T. MiL ’ er, of this place. The Syrup (Goldcd) fl gal ..................... 2.00 N ew G oods .—White & Martin, Fisher “ “ “ keg (5 gal.)...... S.00 @ 9.00 & Bro., Sachs Bros., John Bilger, 1’. J. horse was stolen out of Mr. Miller’s pas Salt (ground alum) “f1 tb.................. 5@6 Etc., Etc., “ .................. 4 Ryan, and other merchants of our town ture about three weeks ago, by this In “ (unground) OF THE BEST QUA 1TY, “ (Evans’ Creek) •* ................. 4@5 have been receiving immense stocks of dry dian, who tied to Northern California Rice AND THE (China) tt>............................ 15 “ (Carolina) “f> tb........................ CHEAPEST IN THIS COUNTRY. goods, groceries, hardware, etc., during with him, but abandoned the horse .near 20(3.22* Orleans’ Bar, Klamath county, where, MISCELLANEOUS. THEY HAVE the past few weeks. FISHER & BRO.’S, he was recovered, the Indian in the Nails (C’lD f> lb................................ 12J (Corner California and Oregon Street«,) N ew A dv ’ ts .—Mr. A. R. Vest of meantime fleeing to the Indian Ileserva- 15 “ (finishing) 'jd tb...................... JACKSONVILLE, OREGON. 50® 821 On Oregon street, Jacksonville. “ horse-shoe, 7' lt> ............... . fers $10 reward for two stolen saddles. t’on in Hoopa Valley. He was captured 1.50® 2.00 Beef hides, dry, “f> .‘‘‘do.................. May 1st, 1869. See description in another column. 10 there by Wm. II. Morgan, Sheriff of Deer skins. 'p tb................. . ............ 80 “ “ Indian dressed, "jd ’!>••• Jacob Neatheimmer notifies the public Siskiyou county, and brought back to not to trust his son Joshua, who has left Yreka. The Indian had a preliminary MAHBIED CALIFORNIA STREET, (Under Horne’« Hall,> his home without his father’s consent, examination before Justice Wade and Having just received from San Francisco a new At tho Catholic Church, Jacksonville. Oregon, on his account, as lie will in no way be pleaded guilty to the charge, and in default Jacksonville, Oregon. stock of June 3d. by R ev . F ather B lanchet , Mr. JERE-I responsible for debts contracted by him. of bail was committed to jail, to await i MIA1I NUNAN and Miss DELIA O’GRADY, all' of Jackson County. HARNESS, BUGGIES & CARRIAGES S tage S table B urned .—The Ore the action of the Grand Jury. The above notice was accompanied by a bount'. IIE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT- gon and California Stage Company’s sta I am now prepared to furnish my patrons, and ful supply of wine and cake. The printers wi.-h fully inform the Ladies of Jacksonville and the public generally, with as ble at Cottonwood, Sha.-t i county, Cali J urors .—The following is the list of the newly-wedded pair a happy future. vicinity, that they have just received from San names of Jurors drawn lor the June term fornia, was burned to the ground last Francisco their Fall Stock of Millinery Goods, and FINE TURNOUTS of the Circuit Court for Jackson county : —AND— are prepared to furnish their customers with the Sunday, in which twelve horsesand har New, This Week. as can be had on the Pacific Coast. Saddle horses latest styles of H ats , B osxets , H ats and B om Jacob Ish, Isaac Constant, Samuel Fur hired to go to any part of the country. Animals nf . t S hapes , X c . Also a new and fine assort ness were consumed, together with a ry, Chas. Miller, Reuben B. Perry, Wm. large amount of hay and grain. Loss, BOUGHT & SOLD. ment of NOTICE. Cameron, Samuel Hall, George Brown, Horses broke to work single or double. Horses not learned, but heavy. Newman Fisher, C. W. Savage, Jacob boarded, and the best care bestowed upon them TRIMMINGS, Y son Joshua, a minor, having left home with O h , Y es ! T he D emocrats were Walz, Crawford Hill, A. II. Boothby, ! out my consent, this is to notify all persons HE undersigned are prepared to do all kinds while in my charge. FLOWERS, of work in their line. Wagons manufactur jE©~MY TERMS ARE REASONABLE. that I will not be responsible for any debts of his C jlleagued with H olladay . — At Thos. Smith, Hugh F. Barron, W. H. S. contracting after this date. 23 ed from choice timber, and ironed in a superior A liberal share of public patronage is solicited. least twenty-five men were sent up here Hyde, John Wells, Geo. Youdas, J. M. J. W. MANNING. RIBBONS, Jacksonville, June 7th. J acob N eatheimmer . manner. Old wagons repaired and made as good as new. Blacksmithing in all its branches done on Jacksonville, Ogn., February 11th, 1871. from the railroad, their fare paid up on McCall, Isaac Sachs, B. F. Reeser, Mer Stolen—$10.00 Reward. short notice and at reasonable terms. Give us a ORNAMENTS, the stage and back. They came into tlie ritt Bellinger, Wm. Brotherton, E. K. call. ^CfShop on Oregon street, one door above county on Sunday night, voted the Re Anderson, John B. Wrisley, Louis Her- Franco-American Hotel. TIDIES, WO saddles were stolen from off my horses on CRYSTAL A PHILLIPS. publican ticket on Monday, and returned ling, W. J. Plymale, John Tupper, An the night of Juno 1st, while hitched at Mil Jacksonville, Jan. 27th, 1872. 4tf ler’s blacksmith shop, Jacksonville, while I was NECKLACES, whence they came on Tuesday night. drew Cantrell, C. S. Sargent, J. W. Simp attending a political meeting. One a fair-leather This affords a sharp commentary on son. saddle, with hand-holts, small horn. The other, Corner California and Fourth Sts. PEARL BEAD», black leather, of Main A Winchester’s make, S. F. Linn & Turner’s circular, to be found in T he I nvalid —A P en P icture .—See with pockets under bear skin. Also one curb bit and other articles in our line too numerous to —BY— another column. rnilE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT- mention. her pallid countenance, but a short time ago the bridle. I will give ten dollars for their return. THE PLACE i 4 4 SPRING <4 Cheapest! FISHER & BRO.’S 44 SUMMER “EXCELSIOR” LIVERY STABLE MILLINERY STORE, JUST RECEIVED! T WAGON-MAKING BLACKSMITHING ! M T T CITY BREWERY, I mported H orses .—W. C. Myer has brought his imported horse “Napoleon,” which he purchased while East last win ter, from Red Bluff to this county. He Is a large, beautiful dapple gray, with good action, square compact solid form, the peculiarities of the Percheron stock. Mr. M. drives “White Prince” and “Na poleon” together, and they are univer sally considered the finest draft stallions in the country. T he R esult .—As far as can be ascer tained, this county has elected but one Democrat—Eli C. Mason, Regular Dem ocratic nominee for Representative. The Republicans have elected Langell and Walker, candidates for Representatives; Watson, County Judge ; Dunn, Clerk; McKenzie, Sheriff; Bilger, Treasurer; Taylor, Assessor; Stanley, School Sup’t.; Wagner and Drake, County Commis sioners ; Myer, Surveyor; Bell, Coroner. Their majorities range from 40 to 120. The Pintos liave not an office to console themselves with. They have simply aid ed a Republican triumph—nothing more. E very M an ’ s D uty .— It is every man’s duty to provide and care for his family, who are as dear to him as life itself. That provision should include its future contingent condition. That provision, in so far as it is material, men ordinari ly seek to secure by their own accumula tions and investment. But all these are uncertain. That man who may be in good circumstances to-day, may become poor to-morrow. In life insurance there are no such risks or contingencies; there fore, let no man fail to apply to E. Den ny, who is now in Jackson county, and get insured in the Union Mutual Compa ny, the oldest audsafest company known. picture of ruddy health, the envy of the school and the pride of the household. She was always wel- j corned by her schoolmates, for her litho form and pleasing disposition carried cheerfulness in their ranks. Diligent, punctual and exemplary, obedi ent and graceful at home, she won the hearts of all. But alas, we are sorrowed. Those rosy cheeks and ruddy lips are blanehed by Consumption. Tho voice once so enchanting in laugh and «or.g is fee ble, husky and supplanted by a hollow cough. Let us approach her couch gently and take her hand. Do Dot shudder because of the feeble and passion less grasp. The hand once so hearty and plump is emaciated, and shows bony outlines, while the cords and tortuous veins are plainly mapped upon the surface. Th« pulse that bounded with reple tion, carrying vigor to the whole system and im parting life, beauty, vivacity, health and strength, are delicate to the touch. The feeble heart cannot propel the thin, scanty blood with force. Must we lose her while yet in her teens ? Companions and friends gatLer around with words of cheer and con solation, and depart with moistened eyes and si lent steps. Must wo lose her? No ! there it a re lief 1 We can stay this destroyer of our happin«s-, and not suffer the loss of so bright a gem. Some thing more is required now than dietary »nd hygi enic observance, for nature calls for aid, and she shall have it. Take this pleasant’medicine. It is invigorating. How it allays the irritable cough, improves the appetite and digestion, and sends a healthy tingle through th« frame. The blood is en riched, nervous force increased, and the heart bounds with a new impulse. See her face brighten by degrees ; the color is returning, her voice is get ting clearer, and pleasant words are spoken. The strength falters yet, but is gaining. Let us take her out in the warm sunshine. In a short time she will be able to go without our aid, a cheerful girl. This delightful medicine must be God-blessed. It is restoring health to our loved one. Sho is emerg ing from her sickness sweeter and nobler than be fore, and Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medieal Discovery must have the credit. It has raised her. Seld by all first-class druggists everywhere. P hiladelphia C onvention . — We hear it reported that Grant and Henry Wilson, of Massachusetts, were nominat ed for President and Vice President at Philadelphia this week. P ersonal . — Major Jackson, Lieut. Moss and Alex. H. Miller, of Fort Klam* ath, arrived in town last night. 23 A. 11. VEST. SPECIAL NOTICES Still Another Remarkable Cure. LIVERY ¿ SALE STABLE L rally inform their friends and the public gen erally that they have purchased the above estab lishment of Mr. Dan. Cawley, which will be JACKSONVILLE, OREGON. henceforward conducted under their constant per he undersigned respectfully in - sonal supervision, and they guarantee satisfaction forms the citizens of Jacksonville and surround to all who may favor them with their patronage. ing country, that he is now manufacturing, and These stables are centrally located, and within will constantly keep on hand, the very best of convenient distance of the various houses of public Lager Beer. Those who wish a cool glass of beer entertainment. Horses or mules will be boarded and cared for, by the day or week, at moderate should give me a call. charges. They have the largest stock in Oregon, Jacksonville, June 12th, 1869. south of Portland, of June 12th-ly. 7EIT SZEZTTTZ’, T MISSES A. F. and L. A. KENT. Jacksonville, October 13th, 1871. tf A Good Farm and Stock Ranch for Sale. A GOOD farm and Stock Ranch for sale, with’ good barn and out buildings and S am F haxcisco , Nov. 10th, 1871. D r . A. M. L oryea A Co. : For two years I was afflicted with Rheumatism, and tried all the known remedies, but experienced nothing more The farm is located on Jackass creek, six mile« than a temporary relief, the disease always return west For further information BVGGISS AND CARRIAGES inquire of at Jacksonville. ing. Some months since I concluded to take your the farm of link Weed Remedy, and the result was a Spee with single or double teams, for hire on reason WM. C. MILLER. 13tf Summons. dy nnd Permanent Cure, the Rheumatism being able terms ; also, entirely eradicated from the system. The“Unk” GOOD SADDLE HORSES & MULES, is also a Tonic of the very highest order. It in- In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Which will be hired to go to any part of the county of Jackson. Sarah E. Sargent V«. cleases the appetite, and invigorates the body. I “New State” Block, (up the country at moderate, rates. cheerfully bear testimony to its good effect upon II. T. Sargent. Suit in equity for divorce. Animals bought and sold, and horses bro ’ io to me. and feel sure that it will do all you claim for it. To R. T. Sargent, said defendant: saddle or harness. Yours very truly, J. W. TRIPP, FORSYTH would respectfully inform the ifl- OU are hereby summoned to be and appear in RUBLI &. WILSON. vlnl (Of McGraw & Tripp, Atty’s at Law,) , habitants of Jacksonville and vicinity that the Circuit Court of tho State of Oregon for he will be found at all times ready to wait on those 14t4 408 California street. the county of Jackson, on the first day of the next Summons. who may see fit to favor him with their patronage. term thereof, commencing the 10th day of June, Cutting attended to with neatness and dispatch. WILLIAM DAVIDSON, 1872, and answer the complaint in this cause filed, Particular attention given to cutting boy’s cloth wherein the plaintiff prays a dissolution of the In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the ing. Two goo 1 tailors wanted immediately. bonds of matrimony and for the care and custody County of Jackson. Mary Ju-tus vs. John Jus [nl4tf] of Oliver, the issue of said marriage, on the ground tus. Suit in equity for divorce. of willful desertion for over three yetrs prior to To John Junta*, »aid defendant: the commencement of this suit; or judgment OU are hereby summoned to bo and appear in Office, No. 04 Front Street, will be taken in default thereof. the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for By order of lion. P. P. Prim, Judge ef said the county of Jackson, on the first day of the next 1IE undersigned has for sal«, at his ranch 10 Court, this 25th of April, 1872. PORTLAND, OREGON. term thereof, commencing the 10tli day of June, miles north of Jacksonville, on the Valle/ 17t6 FAY A REA, Plff’s Att’ys. 1872, and answer the complaint in this cause filed, Road, REAL ESTATE in this CITY and EAST wherein the plaintiff prays a dissolution of the PORTLAND, in the most desirable localities, con bond« of matrimony, on the ground of desertion ; WHEAT, sisting of LOTS, HALF BLOCKS and BLOCKS, or judgment will be taken in default thereof. HOUSES and STORES ; also, By order of Hon. P. P. Prim, Judge of said Oregon & California Railroad Company, Land ) FLOUE, Court, this April 25th, 1872. Department, Portland, Ogn., April 5, 1872. J IMPROVED FARMS, and valuable un 17tG FAY A REA, Atty’s for Pl’ff. cultivated LANDS, located in ALL parts of th« OTICE is hereby given, that a vigorous prose OATS, STATE for SALE. K cution will be instituted against any and Summons. every person who trespasses upon any Railroad BARLEY REAL ESTATE and other Property pur Land, by eutting and removing timber therefrom chased for Correspondents, in this CITY «nd before the same is BOUGHT of the Company AND In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the county of Jackson. Albert Handy, plaintiff, vs. and TIMOTHY HAY. throughout the STATES and TERRITORIES, PAID FOR. Adelaide E. Handy, defendant. Suit for di All vacant Land in odd numbered sections, with great care and «n the most ADVANTA vorce. whether surveyed or unsurveyed, within a distance GEOUS TERMS. Also 130 head of Cattle, of thirty mile« from the line of tho road, belongs To Adelaide E. Handy, above named defendant ; lltf THOMAS CHAWER. HOUSES and STORES LEASED, LOANS to the Company. N the name of the State of Oregon, you are here 15tf I. R- MOORES, Land Agent. NEGOTIATED, and CLAIMS OF ALL DES by required to be and appear in said Court, and answer the complaint filed in this suit on or before CRIPTIONS PROMPTLY COLLECTED. And the second Monday in Juno, 1872, or in default a General FINANCIAL and AGENCY BUSI NESS transacted. thereof a decree will be taken against you for the I will give the highest market price, at my butch er shop, in Jacksonville, for all kinds of relief demanded therein, to-wit: the dissolution of BRAN NEW latest Pitt improved 10-horse the bonds of matrimony now existing between your AGENTS of this OFFICE in all the CIT power threshing machine, everything com- self and the plaintiff. IES and TOWNS in the STATE, will receive Clete and in good running order. Will be «old at a Published by order of Hon. P. P. Prim, Judge descriptions of FARM PROPERTY and forward of said Court. Made the 26th day of April, 1872. ar gain. Call on or address the same to the above address. JAMBS A, CARDWELL. 1716 KAHLER A WATSON, Att ys for Plff. 21tf 19t4 JOHN FIOCK, Yreka, Cal. February 4th, 1871. febi-tf. TAILORING ~ ROOMS, stairs.) J Y Real Estate Dealer Y N I THRESHIN6 MACHINE FOR SALE A Cattle, Hay, &c., for Sale. T
