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Jhrç ^tmorrntic Siine.'). MORTALITY REPORT. The follow ing is a list of the interments in the Jacksonville Cemetery during the year 1872, with the name, age, disease and cemetery buried in, as furnished us by the Sexton, Mr. R. 8. Dunlap : James Henry Wilson, died January 3d ; aged 2 years and 24 days ; disease, ty phoid fever; buried in Catholic cemetery. Alex. Coleman, January 21st; aged 11 months and 25 days ; buried in the Jew ish cemetery. Sarah Mensor, Jan. 23d ; aged 1 year, 2 months and 10 months ; Jewish ceme LATEST FROM THE SEAT OF WAR 1TEMLETS COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS. . MARRIED. SHORT—IlIUd.S—Al thè residence 'he bruie'.- The following arc the proceedings of parent«, Hot Spring V»»lev, Siskiyuu Ce., Cai.. Wood, $4 per cord. Jan. 1-t, 1873, by Rev. \\ . Beecliam, lùu*. II. [the Jackson County Court for the Janu-1 ftTURDAT MORNING, JANUARY 11, 1873. Chickens, $3 per dozen. Short, furunrly <>f ibis city, tu Miss L. E ditor T imes : As it appears from lary term, 1873 : Eggs, 25 cts. per dozen. BUBUAM—SCil MID TLLN G—At Ibc residence <>f M onday , Jan. 6th.—Present—E. B.' thv bride, oii J. iii . "tli, 1873, by Ree. M A. your paper that you have had very little Agents for thc ••Times.” Wheat, $1 20 per bushel. V> ili." tuie. .lean St. Lue de ll K iaui tu Mrs. W;l- Watson, Judge ; M. II. Drake and Jacob information from the seat of war, I i Apples, 50 cts. per bushel. belluina IL ni ietta bchmidlling. G eo . P. R owkll 1 Co., - • New York Wagner, Commissioners, and Pat. Dunn, thought I would drop you a few dottings The days are growing longer. I hos . B otce , - - . - San Francisco L. S amvkl , ... to show you and your numerous readers - - Portland HORN County Clerk. < Butter, 37| to 50 cts. per pound. I.. P. F ishkr , - - . - San Francisco • Sealed proposals for the building of a GIANNI a L- lu this city. Jan. 7th, Ib73, to thc the situation of the soldiers and the In Weather of all kin<U at present. P am . G hkrm , - Josephine Co. bridge across Applegate creek, were re- dians. Tlie headquarters of the Regular wife of Thomas Giaanini, a daughter. Potatoes, 75 cts. to $1 per bushel. SUTHERLAND —In Brownsborougb, Dee. 23d, eeived by the Court from the following army, with General Wheaton in com- i Everybody is setting out shade trees. 1872, to the wife ot Win Sut’ rtnnd, a son. £oton anù (Lountn. mand, and also the headquarters of the j Business men advertise ill the TIMES. persons : John Hockenyaus, $2,135 00 i Surprise parties are all the rage now. 11. F. Phillips, $2,250 ; Samuel Hall, $2,- the Oregon Volunteer Militia, Brigadier DIED. N ew L odge .—Ruth Rebekah Degree General Ross, commanding, are stationed | The Indian War is beginning to bile. ¡000; Daily and Tozer, $1,800; Thomas Lodge No. 4, instituted last week by tery. The times in Jacksonville are terribly' Mee, $1,550 ; gold coin. Laid over until 110XIE—At the family residence near Phanix, at this point, the situation^ being about Jan. Sth, 1873, of Hepatic Abeeesa and Hemor nt. Ray, D. D. G. M., pro tem, is a Frederika M. Wetterer. February 2d ; eight miles on a straight line north-west : dull. the next regular term of the Court. i rhage, O. D. llugie, aged CJ years, 7 mouth* new Lotlge, anil the fourth of that kind aged 8 months and 2 days; congestion of Capt. Jack’s camp, which is at the It was ordered by the Court that the Snow has fallen on the lofty moun and 2 day*. [.Mr. Hoxie was an old and respected citizen of instituted in the State. .Sheriff remit all county taxes of Morris of brain ; Catholic cemetery. west margin of Tide Lake, in what are tains. Jaek.un cuuuty, and the void left in L is communi John Guilfoyle, Feb. 6th ; aged 40yrs.; called the Lava Beds, or rocks filled with The wind has been playing smash this j Mensor on all his assessments over $15,- A ppointed .—James Barnes having ,000 for the present year, it appearing ty by his death cannot be easiiy tilled. lie was dropsy ; Catholic cemetery. deep, sunken holes or chasms. Captain week. resigned his position as Commissioner of interred with imposing ceremonies yesterday by Thomas F. Noland, March 13th ; aged Bernard with his command are camped Counterfeit postage stamps are in the that the applicant failed to appear before the proposed Southern Oregon Wagon the Odd Fellows ] ¡the Board of Equalization at the proper 1 year, 8 months and 12 days ; Catholic at the south side of Tule Lake, 15 miles market. Road, Gov. Grover has appointed Hon. time, through an excusable mistake on Two prisoners still lanugulsh in Hotel distant from Jack’s camp, having a cemetery. New, This Week. E. C. Mason, of Goose Lake, instead. his part, ami it further appearing from u Mary J. M. Wetterer, March 24th; rough trail to the Indian fastnesses. de Coats. N ot R esponsible .—In another col aged 3 years, 2 months and 14 days; ty Capt. Applegate, with part of Company SETTLE UP. A grand fight is expected soon in the sworn statement of applicant that he has ’ not more than $15,000 of assessable prop umn will be found the answers of Steph phoid fever ; Catholic cemetery. B. of the Volunteers, is at the Yianox Lake country. 4 LL PERSONS indebted to the nnjerfigned, erty in this county and State over his . 1. cithcr for fcrr’Mge or goo ls, are re<|tio-te I to en Booth and J. C. Slagle to Sam. Col- Agency, and the remainder are at these , Only 30 deaths last year in Jackson Anna Dean, May loth; aged 3 years; debts and liabilities. This, however, c me forward iutuietliut, ly, and »eitle thc saims I v headquarters, under the command ot ville to about 45 in 1871. Ter and Caro & Baum, wiiich are rather ; accidentally poisoned ; town cemetery. cash or note, and tiiereby mvec'-sts. a- I inuvl Though the holidays are over, walking does not apply to his State taxes. of a personal character. Of course we are S. L. Moss, May 13th; aged 67 years; Lieut. Hyzer. All these troops are con have thc money. J. M. ('HILDERS. Bills to the amount of $1808 15 were tinually kept on the.scout and escort duty, grog-shops still abound. 2w4. Bybee’» l’crry and Store. not responsible for them. kidney disease; town cemetery. Employ your surplus capital in encour audited and ordered paid. James Timmons, May 15th ; aged 33 except what are needed for camp duty. .M oke R egulars .—A detachment of The Court then adjourned to 10 o’clock Ikdeinptiou of Sfate Bounty Bonds« years ; consumption ; town cemetery. I observe an article in thc St ntinel from aging home enterprises. nhout 15 soldiers from Fort Vancouver, B. F. Dowell, Esq., intends leaving Tuesday morning. Dr. A. B. Overbeck, May 23d; aged 41 P. A. Dorris, stating that he, with Capt. STATE OF OREGON, | under Lieutenants Rheem and Ross, I T ukascrer ’ s D evice . r > T uesday , Jan. 7.—The Court met at years, 1 month and 8 days ; perituritis ; Perry's command, had made a reeonnois- shortly for Washington. S alem , Jan. 1, 1873. ) passed through town this week, cn route the appointed time — all present. Sheriff ’ McKenzie says taxes are being Masonic cemetery. sance of Capt. Jack’s camp before Gen. **j’p’i *able fur r«*«le!t |,ti««D, ( 81 «,atiU.) »•>' ■ for the scene of the Indian war. Bills to the amount of $129 20 were Aui<uint Michael Morroney, June 10th ; aged Ross’ command hail arrived. Mr. Dor paid magnificently slow. i ntecn tb«'U-an'l live Hundred d'illar«. The ladies of Jacksonville have a reg- audited and ordered [»aid. In the matter QEA1.ED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIV T he W eather .—A heavy rain fell 26 years ; shot in an affray ; Catholic ris must either be very forgetful, or dis of M. Hanley and others, praying fora Kj ed by tlie und« r»ign< «1 at Lie «•(lice, at Sahin, posed to misrepresent the facts, as nearly ' 1 ular Rebekah Lodge now. the forepart of the week, which caused cemetery. until February 4. 1873, tor the suriender of !»”«iii Owen Riley, June 29th ; aged 32 years; everything published in the California Veit Schutz can redeem his beer keg, road commencing at Peter Simon’s and ty Boti«!«, ¡-»ned under provi.-ions «I an Act »«I t’ • the streams to raise considerably, fur running to Lundy’s ford on the south Legislative Am-eniblv ut the State ol Oregon, papers in regard to matters here are by replacing it with a full one, nishing some water for the miners con fall from a wagon ; Catholic cemetery. granting bounty to Volunteer» <«i till« Stu’«', « ■ Wm. Kirschner, July 7th ; aged 45 misrepresentations. The facts arc that Tom Short, formerly of this city, has fork of Butte creek. It was ordered by lifted in the ftrvice ot the I’nited st.it« -«, apjirol veniently situated. The rain, however, the Court that it be laid over until the ed Oetuber 24, 1864. «t the lowezt rate, nil « v- has now abated, and is superseded by a years ; apoplexy ; 1 Red Men’s cemetery. Gen. Ross’ command arrived 24 hours gone and done it—got married. par value, at may redeem the greu«. t The M. E. Sunday School has over 110 February term of Court, for want of ecedlng Harry N. Langell, July 19th ; aged 2 before Capt. Perry’s, anil the first recon- dense fog, interspersed by slight showers. number «>t buii«i«. Buis to include interest to d»l- ' proof of notice. of surrender, au«l to be a«idre»sed, years, 5 months and 13 days ; Masonic noissanee that was made to Capt. Jack’s scholars, and is still increasing. L. FLEISCUN’ER, C ome and S ee T hem .—Persons in Further action upon the matter of the The Linkville Land Oilice will be open camp, was made by 40 men under Capt. cemetery. Trva-urir of State, Salem, Oregon. debted to the firm of Sachs Bros./ will Wagner Creek road was postponed until Susan A. Brunson, July 21st; aged 5 Perry, and 40 men from Gen. Ross’ com for business next Thursday, IGth inst. find it to their interest to settle immedi months and 15 days ; cholera infantum ; mand, under Capt. Kelly, leaving camp The city election is approaching, and the next term of Court. Iledciuplioii of State Belief Bonds. ately ami thereby save edsts, as they Masonic cemetery. The Court then adjourned. candidates are counting noses already. together at 11 o’clock at night, under the STATE OF OREGON, ) mean business. About a dozen men, who appear to Nellie Peacock, July 27th ; aged 1 year, guidance of Mr. Dorris. Mr. Dorris was BOOTH ON COLVER T iieasl ' kek ’ s U ffii «:, J. M. Childers, proprietor of Bybee’s 4 months, and 27 days; flux ; town cem furnished the morning of the reconnois- have lost Indians, started for the seat of S alem , Jan. 4, 1873. J ferry and store, requests those indebted etery. sance with a field-glass that was in Capt. war. Amount appli-able for redemption (812,760) twelve A shland , Ogn., Jan. 8, 1873. th->u».iud .-even buudre<l dollars. to him to come forward undsettle imme Kelly ’ s command, to view the place Considerable mining is being done at Wilhelmina Pfeil, August 2d; aged 24 E ditor T imes : 1 am informed that PROPOSALS WILL BE RECIHV diately. years and S days ; typhoid fever; Red around Capt. Jack's camp, and when he present in Jackson and Josephine coun Sam. Colver in his attempt at a lecture QEA1.ED i; cl by the uul« r-igu«’ 1 at hi- office in Salem, returned, (Jen. Ross had his horse cared ties. in Jacksonville on the evening ol’ >atur- until February 4, 1*73, for the surreti ler of Re F or the W ar .—Major (¡eneral John Men’s cemetery. day, Dec. 2sll>, had cofisi'lerable to say lief 1» ti'ls, issued tinder pro'i.-i"ii of an Act of tl.< The various schools, having recovered Frances Judge, August 5th ; 4 years, for, and invited him to his tent, where F. Miller, of the Oregon Militia, accom LegidiVive A-S'-tn!« y of the State of Ore-; >t<, Now, <gr»iitiug 5 months and 2 days; typhoid fever; they indulged in several “smiles,” had from the holidays, are in full blast about me and my character. leliet to volunteer» ol th:» Stale, enlist«- i panied by his two stall’ officers, Colonels while I never claimed that my character in th«- s«-r\ ice "I the 1 nit«- I St ales, ap|? rovc«l l let «> 1 again. Catholic cemetery. quite a long talk on the situation and a was the finest that could be found in the her 21, 1861, at tlie I .-.test rate, not exceeding pai Bellinger and Thompson, arrived here August 5th ; aged 10 hearty dinner. When Mr. Dorris return Carrie Realties, Holladay isn ’ t a-going to kill himself United States, yet, such as it is, 1 would value, as may re le<-ui the greatest number c: on Thursday and left early Friday morn months and 2 dayo , Masonic cemetery, ed home and was deputized by the citi getting his railroad through Rogue River not exchange it for that of the nefarious bonds. Rids to include inter«-t to «late- <•( suireii ing fdr the seat of the Modoc war. We ■old Sam Colver’s. * * " Ami now, de-r, and to be a«l«lres*< d. L. 1 I.EiSi'HNER, John I). Meyer, August 5th ; aged 37 zens of Yreka to visit Gov. Booth, we i Valley. 2w I. Trea.'iirer of State, S.-ile-ui, Ore«^oU look confident for some decided move since he lias seen proper to bring my Quite a number of State land deeds were all satisfied that nothing would be ment on the part of the Militia soon af years ; drowned ; Red Men’s cemetery. character before the public, 1 pro[M>sc I. E( ¡AL A i > V EI ! TI < I M E N TS John McDaniel, August 13th ; aged 75 done in that quarter to relieve this coun were given to citizens of Jackson county to have something to say about his, ami ter their arrival. I make the following charges against year* and 5 months; typhoid fever ; try of these murderous Indians. I thought last year. Administrator’s Notice. him, viz.: S piel -M arks .—These pieces of bogus town cemetery. Col. Stone last week forwarded large so then and publicly expressed myself, 1st. That he is an infamuus liar and rniIE UNDERSIGNED having been appoint« < money, which somewhat resemble a $29 Minerva Hubert, August 21st; aged 1 as did others, that he was not the man to supplies to the Lake country, for the use slanderer. -L Administrator ul the estate of Bobt. Alexau gold piece, have cause I our citizens con month ; Catholic cemetery. of the soldiers. send to get assistance to fight Indians. 2d. That he ¡sail officious intermeddler der, deceased, all person« having claims again- siderable trouble of late, several attempts We are pleased to notice that Silas J. in othep.people's business,alw ays interfer -aid estate, ar<- require 1 to present th«- s .me wit. Edward C. Cross, Sept. 20th ; aged 11 Capt. Kelly had a little brush with a at passing them having been made, many years and 10 months; typhoid fever; band of about 2«» Indians on the 5th in-t. Day, Esq., who has been ill for some ing ami dipping his bill into matters that the proper vouchers withiu »ix mentii« trum th« Io not concern him, ami stirring up trou ■late <d tbi- n dice to me at my ics.dvi.C; un Tu! of which were successful. One of them town cemetery. countv, Oregon. The Captain had twelve of his men and time, has almost recovered. ble and making himself a nuisance gen Lake, in Jackson THOMAS W. DIPPEL, Adtu’r. was palmed oil by a soldier on the pro Small change is exceedingly scarce, erally. Christine Wolters, October 1st; aged five Indian scouts out in the direction of January 3d, 1*73. nl*4. prietor of the Eldorado saloon, vilo re- 47 years, 3 months and 4 days ; Odd Fel ('apt. Jack’s camp. When about four undoubtedly because it is sent to the 3d. That previous to the present war, turned $19.75 coin in change. ‘ he (Colver) adx ised ami encouraged the miles from the Modoc camp, they discov heathen through church collections. low’s cemetery. Wanted—some cheap cuss to make Modoc Indians to stay oil’ their reserva Blanche Bridgman, Oct. 6th ; aged 76 ered this band -of Indians coming out M » re V olunteers G one TO THE tion, ami not obey the order of the (Gov —AND— from their stronghold and gave chase sausage meat of sundry Ku’s, who make ernment, ami it was this advice and en- F ront . — (Ill Wednesday last Lieut. years; town cemetery. H. J. Severance, Oct. 13th ; aged 6 across an open flat. The Indians retreat night hideous with their plaintive melo icouragcment on the part ol Sam Colver R antes of the Oregon Militia left here aid otliers that has produced the war. for he.i 1 piarters with the following nine months and 22 days; dropsy of brain; ed, however, and got in behind a point of dies. 4th. That since the war he has aided There were 51 marriages last year— rocks, and opened lire on the little squad recruits, viz..: Alvin Cardwell, A. P. town cemetery. and abetted the hostile Indians ill every ’1I1E under-igned are prepared to do all kilt Daniel P. Norton, Oct. 17th ; aged 58 as they came up. Nothing daunted, they Leap Year—against 31 for 1871, which possible way, carrying or sending news O.ven, A. J. Adams, Thos. J. Farris, <>f work in tiieir line. Wagon« man’dactu shows that the ladies were decidedly on to Capt. Jack's camp, ollieiously interfer- ed from dismounted under a shower of bullets E. Smith, Wm. Adam, Joseph McKee, years; bilious fever ; town cemetery. choice timber, and ironed in a «up- ri lingwith the operations of the military (¡co. W. Oliver, October 17th ; aged 51 from the concealed Indians, and whenev the “marry.” mariner. Old wagon* repaired mil load«* a- _«■• AV. C. Bonier, J. N. Harper. On reaching new. Blacksmithing in »11 it* branches d. nt- A large area of land having been sown ami Indian Department, and is now go Ashland, the Lieutenant raised another years, «8 months and 5 days; dropsy ; er they could get sight of an Indian, they ing around finding fault with the course -liort notice »tnl nt reasonable tetm-. Give n with grain in Jackson county last Fall, , town cemetery. let drive at him. They were then in a call. Jt^P’Shop on Oicgon street, one door ub recruit, whose name we did not learn. iof the same and the settlers. Joseph C. Beggs, Octol>er 10th ; aged mile and a half of Jack’s camp, and the we may reasonably expect a favorable I was one of a party that went after thc Franco-American llot<4. CRYSTAL A WRIGHT. Hot Creek baud of .Modoc» to bring them I Indians behind the rocks were continual Spring season. T he R ailroad .—It appears from an 1 year and 7 months ; town cemetery. Jacksonville, Jan. 27th, 1872. -in to the Klamath Reservation. Wearriv- The nomination of (¡co. Nourse, as Laurence Pennell, Nov. 16th ; aged 53 ly yelling. Au Indian with Capt. Kelly article in the Yreka Union, published on ¡ed at Whittle’s ferry late in the evening, told him they were calling on Jack for Register of the Linkville Land Oilice, limlirig Colver with those 1 mlians at that our first page, that Ben. Holladay is in ; years ; liver disease ; town cemetery. NEW RESTAURANT, Dr. L. (¡anting, Dec. 16th ; 5.8 years, help, which was verified by the Indians has been confirmed by the Senate. Geo. ■ place. no hurry to continue his railroad from We camped at Small's, near Oregon Street, ! there, that night, intending to take the Roseburg, and that he ain’t certain of 4 months and 12 days ; pleurisy ; Red at the camp coming up and yelling in Conn is Receiver. B. F. Myer, of Jackson county, has Indians back with us in the morning; return. Capt. Kelly’s Indian told him its going through Rogue River Valley. I Men’s cemetery. J. I ( KS< LY I 'II. I. E OCX. I but about midnight, while we were all Number of names, 32. Add to these that «Jack was telling the Indians behind been appointed Deputy U. 8. Surveyor jtu-leep, the Indians all stampeded, ami This is consolation for those residents of RESTAI RAXT hiwjtt-f been vpeiir«! t this valley who aided the Radical party ' five Chinamen and three still-born in- the rocks that he was coming to their for Mining District No. 1, in accordance Sam Colver with them. Next morning FINIITS B the public, and «ulicit* tbeir j-«tr- ¡..-igc. Ji. no trace was to be seen of either them or table will be -upplicl with tlie Left thc market a. at the State election last June, with the I fants, and it makes a grand total of 40, aid, when the boys concluded they had 1 with an act of Congress him. • » ♦ • i Those that don ’ t get. the T imes for for«!«. Board by the day « r week, au 1 meal* .. idea that that party only was sure to against 50 in 1871. Of this number one better get out of that, which they did, Colver in his published letter talks all hour«. was killed at Fort Klamath and brought and returned to camp, without any casu- s«»me reason or other, needn't get theii about having authority, in writing, from B-i-ird, per «L.v......... ................... consummate that scheme soon. ♦ j i *• per week.......................... here for interment, three of the others alities to report. This is the first encoun “dander up,” but gently inform us, and certain military officers to operate among B .ard und lodging, per week, ; the Hot Creek Imlians. He never claim I nstallation .—At a regular meeting were accidents, and two were transients ter any of thoboys have had since their they shall have the missing numbers. v2 uu31:tf. J. K. HUDaO7 ed that he had received that authority Owing to the roads being beautifully ■ of Jacksonville Stamm No. 14s, U. O. R. who did not belong in the State. Deduct arrival here, the result of which is un muddy, the stages ain’t making the fast until the night I met him at Whittle’s LADIES’ M., hehl Thursday evening, January 9th, these six and the Chinamen and still known. AND GENTLEMENS Ferry, but stated that he had received it est of time, and we observe the drivers that evening at the hands of Indian 1873, the following officers were install born» from the list and it leaves only 26 We are all anxiously awaiting the ar FUltXISIIIXCr ed for the ensuing term : Anton Ull who died from actual disease out of the rival of the howitzers, which will be “pull ’em up,” and use the lash quite Agent Dyar. And now what did he d<» — A 5 D — under that authority? In less than two man, O. Ch.; Benj. Sachs, Ch.; Carl resident white population. Taking into along in two or three days, when it will lively. Walk up, gentlemen, and settle your hours after he receive ! it, he stampeded GOODS Ncumeyer, Sch.; Jos. Wetterer, Schatv.; consideration the annually increasing be short work. with the Hot Creek Imlians, as above AND BOYS ’ AND GIRLS’ subscription and advertising accounts, Max Muller, P.; E. Jacobs, B. Ch.; Ad- number of people who come to Jackson I The regular troops stationed here and and thereby save us considerable time stated. Every able-bodied buck joined the hostile«, and even old Sam, after he ant Schmidt, M.; Jacob Meyer, H.; Nick ville to bury their dead, it will be seen our men get along finely together, which in dunning you ; besides dunning is dis . «lisappearisl, was missing for so long a that 1872 was as healthy a year as we Fickle, D.; Louis Petzold, K.; Jacob AT REI)l'('EI) PRICES. has heretofore been entirely different. agreeable, and time is money with us. time that it was sup|»o>ed that heals» ;Schmidtling, W. W.; Andrew Hauser, ever had in Southern Oregon. Ids fortunes with those of _______ __________ • The officers, from Gen. Wheaton down, hail united CALL AT Our poet gets this ofl’at the expense of iCapt. Jack. I have no nvans of know- G. W. C onfederate H ealing S alve . — are gentlemen, having shown us every a red-headed damsel, who has been de-1¡ng what the nature of the • “authority” Everything luging this office with her doggerel: Un- he brags about is, but that was the way D eath oe a V olunteer .—Private The following is the recipe for this supe courtesy in their power. Tn Orth's New 15ui.«lin«r. Jacksonville. 3 'Wm. Rexford, of Co. A., 1st Brigade rior salve, furnished us by a gentleman goes on harmoniously. The boys are all fortunate woman ; bow sad is your lot « ! he ■■ acted under it. S tephen B ooth . • Oregon Militia, died at Soda Springs on of this city, which has been ascertained well and anxious for a chance at Capt. Your ringlets are red, but your poem*, ■the 3d inst. Mr. Rexford having be by experience to be unequaled for the Jack’s band, and your humble servant, are not. A ( ARD. California Street, come dangerously sick from exposure, cure of all kinds of sores : Take 2 ounces like Artemus Ward, is willing to let them According to the new apportionment was granted a furlough to return to this of beeswax, 2 ounces of English resin, 2 have all the glory to themselves. A shland , Ogn., Jan. 8, 1873. JACKSONVILLE, OIÌEGO1 made by the last Legislature, Jackson More anon, E. D. F oudray . •valley, and it was whilst on his way ■ ounces of linseed oil, and one-half ounce E ditor T imes In the T imes countv is entitled to one Senator ami '.home that death overtook him. His re of gum camphor. First put the linseed oil AVING purchn*e«l RloekweiPi barr. of January 4th there appeared a notice three Representatives, and Josephine to s in Jacksonviile, I am fuilyprepare.it / signed by Caro & Baum, of this place, P ersonal . — Hon. P. P. Prim started mains were forwarded by Major Owen, in a vessel and heat it boiling hot; next k.nds o work in tuy line in the Lest RMiM.eti one Senator and one Representative — the stating that Slagle «k. Son had “ t „ ' ‘ green- of the Quartermaster's Department of add the camphor and stir till completely for Salem last week, to be in attendance on I reasonable prie a. same as they had under the old appor- backed” them in the sum of ol $235.25, >_3>. This place,to the relatives of the deceased, dissolved; then add the other ingredi on the Supreme Court, which met in Sa a debt contracted on a coin basis. Now, RAZORS CAREFULLY PUT IX ORDE’ tionment. living on Applegate creek. ents. Stir the compounds together at a lem last Mouday. as far as the payment of that amount in I < a.i at the shop formerly < ccupu 1 Kt B • I A young man residing on Applegate' greenbacks is concerned, we do not deny 1 boiling heat about half a minute. Then The irrepressible Sam. Colver favored v2 n27:tf ’ GE'». SCHUMPl wasbadly sold Sunday night by his friends lit, but I wish to make a statement of facts I. O. O. F. I nstallation .—At a regu take it off*and let it cool, and it will he us with a call Monday. Although not in connection with the payment of those NEW MILLINERY STORE, larmeeting of Jacksonville Lodge No. ready for use. For old. chronic sores, belligerent, the smile so childlike and who sent him to hold the sack across ¡greenbacks, which is as follows: a path while they ’ proposed to drive a 1 10, I. O. O. F., held on the evening of the add to the above ingredients one ounce bland, that is wont to encircle his phiz, On or about the 1st of September, 1S72, Horne's Building, flock of snipe into it. He held the sack we commenced our account with the 1 4th, the following officers were installed of dry red lead. No household should was missing. for about three hours in thc dark and above firm, during which time we bought) JACKSON VILLE, OREGON. Tor the ensuing term by S. J. Day, D. D. be without it, and we advise our read Messrs. Howard, Robb and Turner, ami paid said firm coin for articles thev ■ rain and then went home to find his G. M.: Isaac Sachs, N. G.; John A. ers to clip this recipe and try it. who were on business up North, have re had us charged with in their bill, ami on HAVE JUST RE' LIVED from Sen Fran companions in bed and asleep. Boyer, V. G.; Kaspar Kublt, R. S.; F. co a tine and cinipi« te .-!««• k Ha’s. H««w settlement, said Caro & Baum positivi lx turned. A S uperior I nducement .—We have, Kit b b-, etc . of the latest style-, and w nJ 1 A Sam’s Valley man who had only refused to deduct those articles, or anv Luy, Treasurer; C. W. Savage, P. S.; mill« ai. Wm. Thompson, Esq., of the Salem been acquainted with his girl two nights, part thereof, out of their bill, which I am »peetfully e»v to the Indie* of Ju J. P. McDaniel, R S. to N. G.; T. T. made arrangements with IFoocf» House cinry that I »ill be plea*cd to cxbr it the J/ercury, and C. B. Bellinger, Esq., of attempted to kiss her at the gate. In certain we .had paid them the coin for at tbcSe who unn lavorine »ith a c i‘l. McKenzie, L. 8. to N. G.; Sol. Sachs, R. hold Magazine, by which we are enaNed 47fi. ' Mr-. M. A. BRFNT.» • to furnish that magazine, price $1, in con Portland, favored us with a call yester his deposition he told the doctors that the time of purchase. Theseare the true 8. to V. G.; T. B. Kent, L. 8. to V. G.; facts of the case, ami is the reason why BEWARB : just as he “kissed her the earth slid out we paid them in greenbacks. Jod. Wetterer, R S. S.; John McKee, L. junction with the T' mes , price $3, for day. the low sum of $3.50, in advance. By I would caution parties, if there be any 8. 8.; Peter Bosebey, L G.; John Neu- J. R. Neil, Esq., arrived from the seat from under his feet, add his gbul went ECErurn of S lagle a son , $235 ber, W.; Edwin Smith, C.; Silas J. Day, doing this, you subscribe for a superior of war Thursday evening. He reports out of his mouth, while his head touched who are running accounts with said firm, legsl tender n< tc- in payment of a .«,1 local paper, and get a first class family to beware of them, or they will meet tra-ted on » C-en I «is, and on wh.i<-h we b, Chaplain. Trustees, 8. J. Day, T. T. magazine thrown in for almost nothing. the war progressing slowly, and intends the stars.” Later dispatches show that with the same fate we did. I en th m lenir ere CABO A BAL’.’. what ailed him was the old man’s boot. | to return the coming week. McKenxie and H. Kltppel. Now is the time to subscribe. Arhlatsd, Jan. 3d. ls7>—<J». (Signed ' J. C. S lagle . II k ADQtTARTKflS IgtBllIG. OUS. MlL., I C amp WIL low C rkkk , Jan. 7, 1873. j WAGON-MAKING BLACKSMITHING ! T READY - MADE CLOTHING NEW BARBER SHOP H I R
