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JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15 , 1873.
VOL. III.
NO. 7
I
QUARTER COLUMN.
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HALF COLUMN.
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Professional Cards
$20 per year
The Captain disclaims any connection MARY ANN WAS Wil.I.ING, BUT THE WILLOW CREEK TRAGEDY.
OFFICIAI* DIRECTORY
“JOSH” W AS BASHFUL.
with the late massacres, and affects to
(KETT ON TUB EVRUPAAN PLAN,)
A recurrence of the tale of sufferings
We take the following correspondence disapprove of the bad conduct of mem-1
STATE OK OREGON.
A
correspondent
from
Ashtabula,
experienced by the immigration of 1852,
from the Portland Herald, the writer of bers of his band. If this is true, with
Corner of stark and Front Street»,
Governor........................................................L F «f’”"
Secretary of State................................... »“• F ■ ( li‘,,l"ICK
when attacked by hostile Indians in the
which was in the late battle, and who is i what assurance can he treat for the bad Ohio, tells the following story :
Treasurer,..................................................... U I leix’bni'r PORTLAND,
OREGON
On
a
farm
not
many
miles
from
Ash
region of Lost River, says the Portland
fully conversant with all the circum ones? T suspect that the Captain is a j
State Printer,.......................................... Eugene Bfuip.i-
tabula,
there
resided,
until
lately,
a
Bulletin
of the 6th, is caused by the sight
stances
connected
with
the
Modoc
war:
j “deep old file,” and that he plots much
ZIERER .(■ HOLTON, PROPRIETORS.
riUNT JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
brown-haired,
blue-eyed,
fair-complex-
of a relic of that savage and barliarous
“Some years ago a drunken In of the mischief which he affects to depre
Circuit Judge...................................................F. P Prim
LAGER! LIGER!!
District Attorney.............................................. J- R-
dian fell from the hind part of a cate. In any event, he ought to sm ren ioned, buxom country maiden, who act and its bitter results, presented by
JAC C'KsoX COUNTY.
stage, where he had smuggled him der or detach himself from his bad In would have been happy as the day is Col. Bellinger to Dav. Rafferty, of East
. .................. E. IE Wataon ;
i: a g i a b k e w e r y
long Imt for the fact that Josiah----- , a Portland, for preservation in his muse
County Judge...........
self to avoid the expense of legitimate dians, on account of tlleir misdeeds,
t Jnc •’» "’.».'tier. 1
County Commissioner*.... ......... ) M. H. Drake.
travel, between Hawkinsville and Yre i One Col. Otis, representing the Govern bashful country lad, the owner of a large i um. This relic is the skull of a young
OSEl’ll WF.TTERER HAS N0W0N HAND
farm and a little colored mustache, the girl, probably not more than 16 years of
Fhoriff,......... . .......................... ...1 h ma* 1. McKenrii
an<l is const.mtlv manufacturing the best Lag ka. llis face struck upon a sharp rock, ment, visited the Modoc country, I think,
............... Pal. Dunn
Clerk,.......................................
admiration
of the girls and the envy of age, murdered by the Modocs, the partic
er Beer in Southern Ore on. which he will sell in
T reasurer........ .. ..................... ....................... John Riis«-« quantities to suit purchasers. Cali and 'est the inflicting a bad wound upon the left last Spring had a “talk” with the In
A*se*s«'T, .............. ........ ....................D. II. Taylor
cheek. The wound, healing, became an dians and took the testimony of Ball and th/e boys for miles around, had been per ulars concerning which are related by
article.
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School S'lp’t, ... . .............. ................. W. J. Stanley
ugly sear, and the Indian thenceforth is Henry Miller as to their good character sistently courting her at the paternal Col. Bellinger, and are about as follows :
Surveyor,................................ ...................J S, Howard
BLACKSMITHING
!
mansion for two years, but could never
Coroner.................................... ...........................J. N Bel!
“In the year 1852, while an emigration
known as Scar-faced Charley. He is and inoffensive conduct toward the white
......
D kmockatic T imks
be brought to (»rojjose. Yet Josh want train was on the way to the southern
Official Paper,.......................
Captain
Jack
’
s
Prime
Minister
and
com
settlers.
This
testimony,
for
aught
I
QUICK SALES & SMALL PROFITS!
J SKI’HI.T. COVXTY.
ed the girl as bad, if not worse, than the portion of Oregon, it was attacked by a
manding general. He is a man about know, may be before some Congressional
..........................
J
B.
Siler*
“County Judge,—
girl wanted him ; he was always on the band of the hostile Modocs, upon or con
DAVID CRONEM1I.LEK Sc C'o.
35 years old, and cunning and desperate. Committee to-day. If so, it ought to be
' Gew. S Mathewson.
v'ommiaíbjner» ...
point of saying something, but never yet tiguous to Willow Creek, California,
' | B. F. Sl»an.
4 T Till! OLD STAND of MU.l.ER A SIIAN- When the troops under Major Jackson accompanied by the statement made im
....................
Dan.
L.
Green
had it got to his expectant listener’s within a few miles of Tule Lake, and but
non. are prcpured to do blnck'inithiiig ot all
Sheriff.......................
..................... Ctias llughei* kinds, and will also keep constantly on hand all went to Jack’s camp on Lost river, at mediately after that testimony was ta
Clerk......................
ears.
At length, at the end of two years, a short distance from where the present
Win Naueke bind* of iron, steel, horse ehoes and horse nails, the time the first attempt to take the ken, by llenry Miller to John A. Fair
Treasurer...............
A ward**»!*,................. .
.Thu» G. Patterson tiolts, buggy clips, dee flats, and everythin«; in band to the Reservation was made, child. Miller’s mouth is closed in death Mary Ann got so excited over it that she forces under Gen. Wheaton are encamp
Al. J. A>larn- the blacksmith's line for sale cheap fur ci*li. ami
School Sup’t..
could hardly wipe her mother’s dishes, ed. The train numbered nearly 100 souls,
Charley stood up in his wik-i-up fa cir —murdered by the same Indians whose
.. A lex ■ Wat'» will sell fur cash only.
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S r»ey»r........
.................................... Geo. E. Brigg*
Coruuer.............
cular tent with a circular hole in the character he had vouched for. Miller while Josh would stop and lean upon his all of whom were massacred but two.
I
R. S. OSBURN.
E. C. BROOKS.
COURT SITTING».
top with his head and shoulders expos« d came to Fairchild’s house after the visit hoe in the corn field and think to him Out of the train two young girls, sisters,
("uwi'v —Circiiit Court, see *n I Monday
OSBURN & BROOKS,
to the soldiers, who were drawn up with ot Col. Otis, and, greatly excited, pro self: “Why am I such a born fool ?— aged about 14 and 16 years, were taken
in February and November. County Court, first
¡really think she’d have me if I had only prisoners. Their name is unknown. The
arms presented, and facing them, put on ceeded to narrate the fact of his having
Mondar in each month
e>
jT./.hine G •><»>>/.— Circuit Court. 2d Monday
his war-paint, seized a gun and tired, the testified before Otis, and of the circuni- gumption enough to ask her.” With relatives and comrades and all that re
in April an I F mrth M'«n lav in Oct «her
County
J.t - ESC N 1 'IL L E, 0 REG 0N,
instant before or after the first volley of stances surrounding him. He said tliat this he determined to see her that very mained of that company perished in re
Court. First Mon lay in January. April, July and
; day and have a settlement at once. At lentless and bloody massacre. Their bod
October.
tyil.L K1EP CONsTANTI.Y OX il\"D A the regulars was tired. Standing in that his life depended upon his answers, lie
J »CK«ONVII.I.K rRHIMCT.
il coiup.i te assortment ot l>: u js iili-l Mediein. *. showers of bullets, he (licked tip another detailed the questions put to him, and first he thought he would hire a livery ies were thrown into the stream, and a
Jurtiee of the Peaee............................... lame* R. M adr and a lull assortment ot W.itch«.«, Clocks an I Jew
am! another, until he had tired six or the answers he dared not do other than rig and go in style, but the expense de pile of white bones, half buried in the
(.'oustable, ................ ........................................ John Dick elry.
“Darned, if dad’s shay and soft mud and half protruding above
town or J acksonvili . k .
It. S. Osburn will give his particular attention seven guns; then falling down, with his give : that these Indians were peaceable terred him.
t<> the Drug Depnnilient. mid E. • . Brooks to «li.
( N Fi-her, Pres’t
leg resting on a sage brush, lie counter and well disposed toward settlers; that our nag won’t do, she needn’t have inc.” it, have been (jointed out by the Indians
.1 -lines \
¡¡»on. '»pairing oi Watches. Clucks, Jewelry, ewing
feited so naturally that not a suspicion of he had never heard of any depredations So said Jo->h, as he threw down his hoe, as the site of the massacre and the re
M .chine», etc,
3*Jtt.
... ; Herman Helms
Trustee
i John Riicer,
committed by them ; that they had nev put oil hi.s coat and started to the house mains of its victims. They and portions
life was suggested to any one present.
H.
F.
JOHNSON.
T.
A.
II
EARN.
| D <« iJ Linn.
When Col. Perry’s troop, on the even er given him any trouble; that he was to bitch up old “Nancy” and get his of the half-burned emigrant wagons may
.............. U. 8. Hnvden
lleC'ir 1er.............. ......
JOHNSON & HEARN,
ing of the 16th, diove the Indian pickets willing they should remain and did not sweetheart. The chaise, which had done be seen to this day. The younger of the
..................Il. nry Pap.
T reasnrer...................
....lame* P. M<*l»atii
"Mar-b .1.........................
from the bint! west of the lava bed, we want them removed. These answers service for many centuries, was drawn captive sisters died first, but under what
Siict-i u io
............ Peter Bo-che»
distinctly heard—incredible as it may were not true, lie did not want to give out, and Josiah, arranged in rutiled shirt circumstances is not known. To the
Rantz iu
shaiv and Comstock X MarUtt. seem —above the distant yells and cries them. He did not dare to refuse. He front, scarlet necktie, dark-blue vest, and right of the road leading from Small’s
SOCIETY NOTICES.
at the camp below, and three or four complained bitterly of the position in w hite linen pants, with swallow-tailed and Van Bremer’s ranches and within
Fore ariJIn^ A Commission
1’os-ibly, coat and stove-pipe hat, the colored mus a short distance of Dorris’ house, there
miles away, a big basso voice that sound which he had been placed,
'’*¿1 I
'5ERCH4XTS. READING CALIFORNIA. ed like a trumpet and that seemed to st dements similar to these made to tache displayed to the best advantage, is a high ledge of rock that overlooks to
give command. This was probably Scar Fairchild made to others, less discreet, stepped in behind the fiery steed and the north a narrow valley that stretches
J A < '8Á NN VIL 1.1! LODGE No. io
Mark your Goofs care of J & H.
faced Charley ; so our scouts thought. caused his death. I have not learned drove for his dulcinea. She seeineu co away to Little Klamath Lake. Here,
The big voice was understood ami inter that Ball, the other witue-8, has made quettish about going out in the hot sun when savage jealousy had made her an
ON
wc h. f.p t-> merit
W * ’
preted as saying, “There are but few of any declarat on in the (»remises. I see with a man she wasn’t engaged to, even object of contention, or when her ruined
if he had gone w ith her so long ; but she body could no longer administer to sav
them, and they are on foot Get your that the proposition to compromise with
was persuaded, and Josh helped her into age lust, the elder sister was murdered.
horses! Get your horses!” The yells Capt. Jack by giving him the heart ol
RAfLROAD SALOON,
ami the voice, under the fog, approached Lost River Valley, is still insisted on in the “shay.” Without a word of conver- Less than two years ago, Scar-faced
• Trustee-«
Calif ■ rn ,i S:re< t.
—ation between them, the first mile was Charley, who was a boy when these cir
us nearer and nearer. Suddenly there influential quarters in California.
If the Captain refuses to regard the ex passed. Mary Ann sal in one corner of cumstances took place, showed this spot
j was a discharge of musketr y far away
JA CK>ON VII. I. E, OREGON.
the vehicle, blushing, red as a (»eony, to Ball and related the facts here given.
on the east. It was Bernard, w ho was isting treaty, w ill he regard the proposed
w hile Josiah was hesitating whether to A crumbling skeleton was (jointed out
emu ni . e «,
HENRY PAPE.
groping bis way to a camp, and w ho, one one ? Possibly; but who knows?
l»op
the question now or wait awhile. A as the remains of the last victim of the
deceived bv darkness and ignorance of r When murder means not punishment
TIIROl (ill TICKETS, FJl CENT*.
second half mile was passed, and still si Willow Creek tragedy. In company
the country, had stumbled upon the In but new treaties and concessions, massa
lence reigned, broken only occasionally with another gentleman, and led by a
<»remai»'«. Pocahontas. Tribe No. 1. ’m
dian pickets. The yells and the voice cre is liable to become the diversion of
l»y the crack of Josiah’s whip against guide, Col. Bellinger visited the spot in
pru»r<l Order ot Red Men,
were arrested, turned back, and finally the savage mind and the employment of
•‘Nancy’s” lean sides. They now enter dicated. All that were discovered was a
»I.D *h»-ir »t it« l cmincil* nt O i«t F**lb»w* Hall,
mingled in the din of Bernard's first savage leisure. If such concessions are
the thirl -un in each .-evrn Mins, at the 8'h
ed
a forest, bordering on Josiah’s domain, human skull, one rib, and one of the
made no white man can live in or near
A cordial levitation to »0 br «'her* in go«>d
fight.
ritti.
and out of the sunlight Josiah grew bones of the arm. Col. Bellinger gather
JOHN 11 111!0it sRY, b.
• tan linje
Capt. Jack is about 40 years old, be Lost River Valley. The lives of those
NEW STATE SALOON,
S achs c
C. «>f R.
bolder. He began to talk about his ed up the remaining relics and brought
low medium stature, tuns ldar, remarka- now there are already forfeited by the
■■■
JACKSONVILLE, O6'.V.
crops, and another mile was passed ; still them away with him. On reaching
Pl t() F ESS IO N A L CARI >S.
hly intellectual in ap|»earance, sedate, Modoc law and the lite of any one w ho
(
lie could not «»Lister up sufficient cour Jacksonville the bones were packed in a
grave and dignified in bis deportment. goes there will be one of constant peril.
Large re-inforeeinents of regulars are age to say the word waich was to decide box and forwarded by express to Dav.
G. 11. A1KILW, Al. D.,
He does not speak English. This last
his fate. For two long and weary hours Rafferty, of East Portland, and will be
statement is disputed by some. Fair- being forwarded and active operations
PHYSICIAN /»NO SURCEON,
the lassie had also waited and watched placed in his cabinet.”
child is my authority in these matters, will likely be resumed at an early day.
Twelve and a half Cents a Drink.
for the question, and now Barkis was
Commenting upon this event, the Ore-
JA CKSON VIL L E. OREGON.
ami I rely upon his correctness and truth Gen. Wheaton’s plan of the main attack
The ‘•New State” his been elegantly refitted,
will be as before, from the east and west. willing, yet unable to ask her. Out gonian says : “In collecting and forward
rD* Office at the former millinery store of the an I is now one of the finest retorts in town. Two fulness. True he seems to be an ardent
Two large llatboats will be built for the wardly silent, but inwardly fretting and ing these mournful relics for exhibition,
Misses Kent, U. S. Hotel.
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Inlli >id tables are prov ded for the over» of this admirer of Captain Jack, the individual,
gmne
The har is furnished with the choicest yet I am not sure but the facts in a cer transportation of supplies into the lava fuming, this queen of country damsels ' Col. Bellinger was impelled by no desire
S. F. CÌIAPHI. JI. D„
Br.indies, Wines. Cigars, Je , ami the reading ta
bed from the mouth of Lost River. sat revolving in her mind how she could to desecrate them. It seems nothing
bles with Eastern per odi<-ul.-aipi lending papers of tain sense justify admiration, and I am
bring matters to a crisis. At length, as more than humane to remove what re
PHYS O AN AND SURCEON,
Coast,
C. W SAVAGE, Prop’r.
sure that Fairchild is a man with sense Mortars will be used instead of howitzers.
W
heaton
proposes
hd^e stopped for an instant on the mains to the habitation of civilization.
Jacksonville, July 1st, IS72.
2Gtf
to perceive, and the rare courage to tell Thus equipped, Gen.
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
brow
of the hill to nibble a bit of grass, They can thus be preserved, and if the
■to “stay” with Capt. Jack.
the truth.
EACLE
SAMPLE
ROOMS,
T-»?~ Office nn'l residence at Ryan’s brick build-
The danger from raids I think is gen 'she bethought herself of a plan; she few clues which remain can lead in time
I Captain Jack justifies himself in leav
nj, Third str»«» between California an<l Main.
Opposite
Vinteci
Staten
Hotel.
ing the Reservation the last time on the'era^’ over-estimated, The controllin <r i begged her Ibver to go to a farm house, to the discovery as to who the girl was
I
JOH3Í AOI j .O’D, - - - - Proprietor. ground that he was starved off'; that he points of country are well guarded. The ■ n,)I Lir distant, and bring her a cup of or her name to surviving relatives or
Dr. L. DANFOKTII,
had nothing furnished him to eat but a Modocs have lost over a hundred (tonics cold water. The sly creature then kept friends, these bones canj be given a Chris
PHYSICIAN AND SURCEON,
Dealer in fine '’1X18. BRANDIES. M’HIS-
in the fight of the 17th and in the subse watch until he was half way back to the tian burial.”
KIES, >md Cl<>AllS. None but the best and little sour barley ; that he was compell
AS REM<»VED to Jacksonville, and offers choicest kept.
ed to kill and eat 17 of his horses to keep quent affair with Bernard. Those they carriage with the cup, and partially hid-
The Great H all in China
hi.- professi nal services t<> the public.
from starving ; that their squaws, w ho have are in bad condition and not tit to¡de» from view by a grove of trees, when
Office the one formerly occupied bv [Jr. Gaming,
DRINKS, 12$ CENTS.
California street. Resilience »m Third street, op-
weighed over 200 (»ounds each when they be matched against cavalry horses in es- she seized the whip and punched it into
The late \Vm. IL Seward, in speaking
pesile and wc«t of tlie M E. Church.
the horse’s ribs with such force as almost
No Credit in the Future—It Don’t Pay. went upon the Reservation, were re capiug pursuit.
to cause them to crack. “Nancy” gave of the great wall in China, which he
I
1. N. BELL, M. D.,
Families needing anything in my line enn always duced to 140 each, before leaving; that
How to Grease Vehicles.
a spring forward and rushed madly down examined during his late trip at the East,
be supplied with the purest ami be»tto be found on therefore he was moved by the natural'
the hill, Josh hastily dropping his cup of says:
Physician, Surgeon and Accoucheur. the Coast. Give me a call, and you will be well impulses of a husband, father and Chief
satisfied.
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The Ohio Farmer snys more injury is water and Hying in hot pursuit. At
“The Chinese have been for the past
J A CKSON VIL L E, OR EGO N.
in what he did ; on the other hand, Mr.
two
or three thousand years a wall-mak
done to carriages by greasing too plenti- length he reached them after a hard run,
ger FORWARDING : 'ViÆ
L.
8.
Dyar, of the Yianax sub-Agency,
Can be found at all times at his office on Califor
I , ° ?
V
,1A ‘i” *'f‘J ’ fully than the reverse. I al low is recoin- j|le » shay” lav broken and overturned ing people. It would bankrupt New
oil street, adjourning Osburn A Co.’s new drug
iw >et icr upon his own or other authority ment(e(( as a better lubricator than lard
the middle of the road, the horse was York or Paris to build the wall of the
st >re, or at bis residence on Fifth street, fir-t block
I do not know, informs me that Jack’s
dorth of the Court bouse.
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for wood axletrees, and castor oil tor iron; i (jtiietly browsing the grass near by, city of Pekin. The great wall of China
• j story is not true, and that lie was well ¡lard is apt to penetrate to the hub and whileMaryAnn.herfaceaspaleasmar-
is the wall of the world. It is 40 feet
II • K. HANNA,
provided for during his last stay ; U
t,lut work its way around the tenons of the ¡ ble imd her beautiful white dress soiled high. Tiie lower 30 feet is of hewn lime
j when he was there the first time he was spokes ,uul
the w(iee(. . j
Ust enough
Attorney-at-Law and Notary Public.
ROSEBURG,
Just
enough J withdust,
with dust, lay
lay a.
apparently insensible a stone or granite. Two modern carriages
not well fed; hut Jack makes no com-¡ grease 8|lould be applied to the spindles | ^ort distance off!
may pass each other on the summit. It
------ ----------------- Josiah’s attempts to
JA CKSON VIL LE, 0 REG ON.
plaint of his treatment at this time. I ¡<>1 a wagon to give it a light coating. Io raise her were of no avail, until becom
has a parapet throughout its whole
Merchants and Commission Agents,
; think the Captain’s story is intrinsically io¡| an ¡pon axle, first wi(»e clean with a
ing thoroughly frightened, he began to length, with convenient staircases, but
TUILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE COURTS
a little bad. He was not there to exceed i c|(>((1 wtq with spirits of turpentine, and
of this Stale.
cover hercheeks with impassioned kisses, tresses, and garrison-houses at every
Prompt attention given to all business left in
AVING MADE special arrangements with the two months. His 17 horses alone ought ¡ then apply a few drops of castor oil near
calling upon her to live for him. Then, quarter of a mile, and it runs, not by cut
0. A C. R. K. Co., are prepared to undertake
«»J »»re.
v2n38:tf.
the forwarding of all goods committed to their to have kept the number with him from the shoulder and end. One teaspoonful and not till then, did the beautiful tiling ting down hills and building up valleys,
J. H. Stinxoi».
J. h . Xeil. care in a prompt i,n<l satisfactory manner.
I actual hunger. It is indisputable that (8 enough for the four.
deign to open her eyes, when, with tears but over the uneven crests of the moun
BLACK LOCK, MORGAN A CO. j they had access to the lake, where fish
STINSON At NEIL,
------------ - ------------
Ro'eburg, Nov. Vth, 1872
46-tf.
gushing forth, she said: “Oh, Josh! if tains, and down through their gorges a
are abundant and easily taken at all sea-
Horace Greeley and the Spiritualists.
Attarney and Counsellors at Law,
you’d only said it afore, this never would distance of a thousand miles. Admiral
; sons. The emaciation of his squaws is
TABLE ROCK SALOON,
Rodgers and I calculated that it would
JACKSONVILLE, OGN.
The Banner of Light, a spiritualistic have happened.”
< so strongly put that it alone is enough
Oregon St., next door to Odd Fellows’ Building,
cost
more now to build the great wall of
to throw a suspicion upon the whole journal, is authority for the statement
Will pri^ice in the Supreme, District and other
Means Business.
China through its extent of 1,000 miles
that Horace Greeley spends most of his
WINTJEN A c HELMS, Propr’s.
Courts of the State.
: statement.
Prompt atteution given to all business left in
I Between the Modocs and the Klam- time in the spirit world dictating mes-
A Davenport mau, with three mar than it has cost to build 55,00 miles of
our care.
2n27:tf.
railroad in the United States. What a
»"•’« "h" «•«
Viunnx, there satr«s to his friends in this world telling riageable daughters, has posted the fol commentary it is u|jon the ephemeral
C. W. KAHLER.
E. B. WATSON.
that they have thoroughly refitte«! their saloon, was enmity and constant trouble, The them what he knows about politics and lowing notice over his bell-pull : Wood, range of the human Intellect to see this
and reduced the price of liquors to
, mouth of Lost river is one of the most var*ous other things. If swearing is per- S6 a coni; coal, 30 cents a bushel; gas,
KAIILER &. WATSON,
great utilitarian enterprise so necessary
remarkable localities for fish in the world. missible at all in the other world, we dear and bad. Parties staying after 9 and effective two thousand years ago,
mi Ceuta a Drink.
Attorney* and Connsellors-at Law.
¡During certain seasons they crowd into reckon Horace Greeley would be excusa- o'clock will please settle quarterly. N. now not merely useless but an incum
They will be happy to have their friends “oa'l
—A reduction made after popping, and
the river in such numbers as to almost ble if he should indulge in a good square
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
brance and an obstruction.”
and smile.*’
render the ford impassable. These facts round of profanity, when made aware of the full amount added to the bridal
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and that impatience of restraint so inhe what the fools in this world say of him. doucer.
other Court* of this St ite.
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OFFICE_ fn bwiMtnr formerly occupied by 0. together with the finest brands of liquors ami ci- rent in Indian character, I think, afford
Happiness.
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Twelve Indians were bung in a row in
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gars always on band.
a satisfactory explanation of the reasons
Human happiness consists in having
There are 864 convicts in the Missouri Texas recently, for driving off surrepti
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that moved Captain Jack to leave Yai-
ll kinds of job work neatly »nd -u-g.
y o n a o llliards for the Drinks nax, and are much more likely to be what you want, and wanting what y0U .Penitentiary. Which accounts for the tious beef. After having tbeir faces
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| true than the one he has given.
have.
' small Radical vote in the State last Fall. washed, eleven proved to be white men.
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