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She ihniocnitk uiinrs. SATURDAY............... ...................... . • AGENTS FOR THE TIMES. Geo. P. Rowell A Co...... ................. New York. S. M. Pettingill A Co ................. New York. L. P. Fisher... ......... San Fratrt is«'«». Thoa. Bovce............. ........... San Francisco Dan. L. Green.................. .Josephin«* <’ountv. RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY. M. E. (’ iu k «' u .— Religious service's «»verv Sunday, at the usual hours, bv th«' Rever ends J. W. Stahl. N. A. Starr ami M. A. illiaius, alternately. < athoi .U’ C iiuiich .—Divin«' S«>rvic«'s ev ery Sunday, at the usual hour, bv Rev. Fa ther Blanchett. M. E. SrxpAV Scttoo),.—Regular meetings every Sumlay afternoon at 2 o’clock. < atuoi . ic S ux ’ pay S« ii < m » i „— Regular nu»etings every Sunday afternoon, at two o’clock. P. 0. REGISTER AND TRAVELER S GUIDE. Stages l«>ave Jacksonville as follows : For Rock Point, Grant’s Pass ami Rose burg, ev«»ry dav at 8:15 A. M. Mailclosesat 8 A. m . For Phtvnix, Ashland. Yreka and lled- d:ng, California, every «lay at 10:30 a . m . Mail closes at 10 a . m . For Applegate, Kerbyville. Waldo and Crescent City, every Monday ami Thursday morning, at I o'clock. Mail doses at s p. m . the pre«'eding «'veiling. The mail for Central Point. 'Table Rock, Eagle Point, Brownslmrough and Sum's Valley leavt's «‘very Wedm'xday morning; cl«»s«‘s the «'veiling pr«'ce«ling. Th«» mail for Linkville, Hot Springs. Yia- nox and l.ake City, leaves Ashland every Monday morning. Money t>r<ler Office open from 9 a . m . to 5 »•• M. Oi'FH'K H ouks —From 7 a . m . to 7 r. m .: Sundays, .to minutes att«*r arrival of stages. Mail matter must be in on tim«» or it will not go. M ax M h . i . i . ii , P. M. A nniversary .—The German Red Men will have a grand celebration and ball on May 26th. The programme will appear next week. F armers at W ork .—The pleasant weather has placed the ground in good condition for putting in the crops, and the farmers are busily engaged in tak ing advantage of the opportunity. A large amount of grain will again he put in in this year. A ccident . — Primers Fasznacht, while mining on (¡all’s (’reek, had n narrow escape from a violent death last week. A bank of twenty feet of dirt suddenly fell wher«' he was work ing, covering his right leg up to the hip, which was fortunately not broken, although severely bruised. D egree M eeting .. —A degree meet- ing of Oregonian 1’oeahontas Tribe No. 1, Imp’d (). II. M. , will be belli at their hall on Monday, April 6th, at the eighth run. All degree member- are requested to attend. By order of S ai hem . the 1*. D. P arsons , ('. of R. F ined .—Barnhart and Johnson, win. were tqmkvn of in our last issue as liv ing belligerently inclined, were up be fore Judge Turner last week. They were each lined .$•"> and costs by that magistrate. Johnson paid his fine, but Barnhart not having the necessary amount, was placed in jail to languish it out. SCHOOL Sl’PERINTEN »ENT’S AL REPORT. ANNU Kites are the rage with youngsters now-a-days. j <1 »‘j The April term of the County Court - 1 I’Upil.s Fl y District Clerks.1 will commence next Monday, April 51 : j 6th. M.| F. I : 1 r : •< N. Langell has removed his shoe LGeorge Ratrie... 21 HI 154 162 320 «> • » 746 66 as 42 110 1’4 256516 \V. Lacv........ shop to one door east of tho Railroad 3 2 c. 13.5 33 25 3.3 .58 I Win. Ray............. 196 00 4 S. <'olver............. «». > 39 45 st o sttloon. 5 11. E. Emery..... 112 sx 105 193 3'2 150 .’,3 151 66 Horse bills executed in the best of 6 J. B. Wrisk'v..... 30 25 40 6.5 170 3.3 7 D. Walk« r...‘....... 41 X“» 3S i 3 >> manner, and at reasonable rates, at s F. W. Myer....... 17 29 • _. > • »2 121133 •>. >— > 31 6ii 1 151 00 3'1 « 9 L. Tinkliam ....... this office. 1<> R. J. Minnés..... 17 «16 13 29 1 '. 67 66 Th«» Circuit Court for Josephine 11 J. Warner ..-....... 21 •’s —• » 51 1 119 oo 226 33 S. Hawkins......... 31 11 ’ .'di 97' o county will convene on Monday, April 12 93 33 13 R. H. Dunlap.... 25 21 19 10 1 116 <16 ;50 > 1 25 14 .1. Mellonougli 2- » 13th, 1871. 91 00 IS J. W. Mills......... IS 26 13 39 o Henry Klippel, Esq., is the Presi 16 W. R. Kincaitl... 2> • 39 ' »■ > 71 1 \ 172 66 102 66 17 44 • > Jess«' Do<lg««....... 21 »> dent of the Board of State Capitol 17 196 00 is M. Colwell......... 52 • >2 32 84 130 66 24 .56 1 19 W. J. Henry. ... »>’! (’ommissioners. • > 1 / The warm weather has been drvinc Up til«' roads rapidly so as to facilitate traveling and frei/hting. Fish, of a superior quality, have made their appearance in the market. They can be had at Boyer’s. A new Florence sewing machine can he had at a reasonable figure bv calling at this office immediately. Dr. Danforth has removed his office to his residence opposite tho M. E. Church, on the Court House street. 20 S, M. Morgan.... 21 S. H. t ’ook........ 22 < ’ari«>s « <o<|<lar«l 23 Wm. Kahler....... 24 Win. Mathews... ‘25 Ih'n. 1 lavinomi 26 W. J. Hillis....... 27 T. ( ’aineron......... ■js Lafavett«' Allen. 2'.* < irsi.n Gilbert..... .’to s. Provolt............. 31 J. Patterson........ 32,S. Drap«'r............. 33 « ««'orge Y « Hiilis.. 31 A. Darniell ........ 35 < ’. Seheitlelin..... 36 II. II. Mitchell . 37 N. Stephenson... 3> S. A. 1 lamerslv.. 39.J«isej>h Cleft...'... 10 IS 21 40 34 3. > 2'S i 15 11 lu 19 *>»> 17 Ï3 13 30 48 13 12 29 is 3s IS 2X 10 17 15 21 2s 29 '• 25 140 S2 2!» 21 23 17 10 SS 24 KI 1 <17 - 3 21 52 1 2s 3.1 • > 13 • — >•> • » 1 17 36 1 ’. is 3. i s 21 Ï 36 84 lb. ;i 21 1 2s 16 1 13 31 1 19 3.5 1 17 • ». > 1 *2- > 51 o 20 1.5 1 -.1 70 1.52 »> 26 .50 1 2S 45 1 they have it was never reported. Hereafter it is expected that all teach ers will report not only to the Clerk 1 but to the County Superintendent also. I also call theattention of clerks duly elected at the coming annual school meeting, to the law requiring them to 1 furnish the Superintendent the names of district officers. I am informed by some of the clerks , that records have been kept on small scraps of paper; others, if 1 were to 1 judge from tin* reports which I receive, 1 have no records at all ; at least they ! | appear to mens though the blanks had been filled by guess, and not very good guessing at that. It is impossible for me to make a full and correct report to the State Superintendent of Public Instruction unless district clerks make a full report to me. I hope that in the future some of the clerks will use more caution. W. J. S tanley , Supt. Com. Schools. 205 3.3 107 33 1.56 3.3 121 33 ' 12s . »•» 53 66 Si OO i SI 66 49 <N) 1961)0 49 00 1<>7 33 7233 si «’>«! 71 66 1 19 00 1 < ).5 < X • i 3.11 66 , 116 66 1O" «MI THE legal advertisements . Administrator’s Notice. OLD AND RELIABLE HOUSE I --- OF SACHS BROS., ATOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT 'ais ? ea Tersoi?d^Mhe E,‘Uto of Ilarbara Hcn‘ All arsons indebted to sax! estate are re quested to settle the same immediately, and all persons having claims against said es tate are requested to present them with the proper vouchers to me at „iv resi.lonce on Wagner (’reek within six numths from «he date hereof. OKO. H. LYNCH . Administrator. M agner Creek, March 26, 1874. 13x16. Administrator’s Notice. Have on hand and otter for sale The Largest and Best Assortment OF— IV ’lI MOlilA’I. At a stated meeting of Jacksonville Lodge No. K>, 1. O. O. F., hold at their hall on the evening of the 28th ult., the following preamble and resolutions —USUALLY KEPT IN— were unanimously adopted : W hereas , It has pleased the Su preme Ruler of the Universe to re move from our midst, by death, our well beloved brother, Isaac Long, be it i Resolved, That we mission to the will of tor, who doeth all things well. Resolved, That in the death of brother Long this Lodge has lost a We flatter ourselves that a fourteen years' experience has made us familiar with good friend and true brother. Resolved, That the (’barter of the Lodge be draped, and that the broth ers wear the u.-ual badge of mourning I THE WANT cf THIS COMMUNITY. tor the space of thirty days. Resolved, That a copy of the fore going preamble and resolutions be WE KEEP transmitted to Albany Lodge No. 4, I. O. <). F., and to be by them presented to the relatives of the deceased, and that the same be published in our city FIRST-CLASS GOODS, papers. GENERAL MERCHANDISE! A First-Class Establishment! V0TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the undersigned has been appointed by the County Court of Josephine, Oregon, Administrator of the Estate of Dr. Wm. B. Bailey, deceased. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to settle up immediately, and all persons having claims against said estate are requested to present the same to me at my residence in Kerbyville within six months from the date hereof. DAN. L. GREEN, Administrator. Kerbyville, March 14th, 1874. First Notice. C ounty T reasurer ’ s O ffice , ) Jacksonville, Feb’y 28th, 1874. J VrOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO PER- 11 sons holding warrants drawn upon the County Treasurer that there are funds now on hand applicable to the payment of the following County Warrants, to-wit: Numbers 37, 156, 150, 303, 243, 165,663, 646, 630, 282, 2K3, 598, 3OX, 533, 672,671,675, 164, 677, (W6, 691, 690, 687, 692,093,696.706, 720. Interest on the foregoing warrants will not be allowed after this «late. JOHN BILGER, Treasurer of Jackson county. February 28th, 1874. 9tf. The time has again urn V« it n neii Alex. Martin, Esq., has again made his appearance upon our streets, hav we are called upon to make our annual report. While I do not publish as ing recovered from his late sickness. full a tabular report as is required to The blooming trees, growing grass be reported to the t»tate Superintendent and singing birds tell us that the of Public Instruction; yet I think the Notice of Final Settlement Spring-time has come, gentle Annie. synopsis here given is all that is of Last Tuesday was All Fool’s Day. value or importance to the various In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Jackson County, sitting in Probate Considerable merriment was caused by school districts of the county. March 3d, 1874. several persons being wofully bilked. In the matter of the Estate of Obadiah D. Titer«' are many suggestions that Hoxie, deeeaseil. One Constable was this week arrest- might be offered. 'There is a general QILAS J. DAY and ELIZA ANN HOXIE, Executors of said Estate, having tiled in near this place by the Deputy Sheriff lack <»f school interest in the county, said Court their final account for scttlemebt, of Linn, on a charge of bigamy. He If there was less contention in dis- and also praying for an order for setting the time for hearing the same ; therefore notice triets, I thirk we wopld see more was taken back next day. is hereby given that said final account will I m » heard and determined in said Court on No certificate of publication will be beneficial results. One district reports “Dear brother, shall we see thy form no Tuesday, the 7th day of April, 1874,at which more ? AT— given on legal advertisements, unless about sixty scholars ami three school Thy «'harming voice shall we not hear time all persons having any objections to said final account and settlement must then again ? all charges are paid. No deviation houses. Your district may be so large and there make the same. we could have nursed thee in that that you cannot all he accommodated O, that from this rule in the future. hour, By order of Hon. E. B. Watson, Judge of said Court. P. DUNN, Clerk. . ...................... the death ......... dew REASONABLE with one house; but where are your That trying hour, and wiped PRICES ! Jos. Hendricks, of the Lake country, March 5th, 1874. 10x13. From thy brow ; then have heard thy latest children for three ? 'There arc other breath ! who had a band of o() horses before the districts that have been in a constant This was denied, but our thanks are due I Summons. winter set in, lost every one, ami nar • and are temlered, broil ever .since they have been or To thus«», who kind vigils kept o’er thee, rowly escaped perishing himself. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, even ganized. Let every district strive to for the County of Josephine. .Tn that hour of parting of soul and body ; Z-ir We invite all to call ami examine our The warm weather now prevailing throw aside petty different es and unite Then with brotherly «-are—tenderly, y«*s, Oscar O. Ganiard, Plaintiff’, Goodsand Prices, feeling assured that we vs. has started the snow to melting, which for the common good of their children. Tenderly—laid thy body away, and true will give entire satisfaction to ALL. Charles Peterson and ('harlotte W. Peterson, < >i !< 1 Fellow-like giving honors due, public money . SACHS BROS. causes Rogue river to be verv high. defendants. Laid it in their own loved cemetery. The general complaint from nearly To rest secure till Christ shall bid it rise, Suit to foreclosure a mortgage. The various creeks are also almost un- every district is that their school fund And meet him in the sky with songs of joy.” Xeir Finn! !\'eir Goods! To Charles Dicrson and Charlotte Drter- fordable. SILAS J. DAY. son, Defendants. is insufficient. Allow me here to quote i DAN E CRONEMILLER, TN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF Remember the auction sale of house from the State Superintendent of Pub jno . a . boyer , 1 Oregon : You are hereby required to ap- — AND " ■ (’«immitte«* on Resolutions. hohl and kitchen furniture at the resi lic Instruction on district taxation. ]H‘ar ami answer the complaint tiled against “Many who strenuously oppose dis you in the above entitled cause within ten dence of Thus. Giannini, on Third R epublican C onvention . —The days from the date of service of this sum trict taxation for the support of schools, PB ICES ! mons upon you if served in Josephine coun street. It transpires to-day, at half profess to I»«' in favor of a State or greatest burlesque of the season was N E AV ’ ty, or if serve«l in any other county in this past 10 A. M. county tax for that purpose. But the the Radical Convention, which met at State, then within twenty days from the date <»f service; or if served upon you by —AT— Carrie Stoe, of Portland, wishes to distinction is one without a difference. the Court House last Saturday. Only publi<*ati<m of summons, then by the second Slonday in April, 1874. know th«' wlierealxiuts of John Stoe and It is not any easier to pay a tax levied three or four precincts were represent by the State or county, than it is to And if you fail to appear and answer the ASHLAND, OREGON. Susan Slot', who are supposed to be in p iv on<> levit'd l>y a school district ; ed by regularly elected delegates or complaint as alwive required, the Plaintiff will apply toth«1 Court for th«' relief demand this county. Can anybody give her and the money derived from the one their proxies. J. M. McCall, of Ash ed. to-wit : For a decree against you for the information on the subject ? w ill not go any farther than that de land, was chosen Chairman, and W. J. sum of two hundred dollars gold coin, with thereon at one per «•ent. p«»r month rived from th«' other. ” Stanley, Secretary. Then ensued a J. M. McCALL S l CO. • interest G. W. Mace, of this place, has gone from the 12th «lay of November, 1872, and Of course we must have, as soon as costs jnd disbursements of suit ; and for scene of chaos and confusion, which to California for the purpose of pur wo can get it, a sufficient tax levied the foreclosure and sale of the mortgaged ave received and are still chasing a number of Angora goats, by law to make our schools free for a the Convention never recovered from. receiving the largest and best selected premises descrilied in th«' «'oniplaint. st«<k of goods ever liefere ottered to the Published by an order of Hon. P. P. Prim, lie has already, in connection with longer period in th«» year ; but until Nobody seemed to know what to do. Judge of sai«l Court, made on the 26th day we can get it, let us make up the de Their sufferings were somewhat alle public. The stock consists of of Februarv. 1874. ’Squirt* Hayden, a small band. KAHLER A WATSON, ficiency by district taxation. viated l»y the interposition of outsid FANCY & STAPLE DRY-GOODS, The recent cold weather drove deer Solicitors for Plaintiff. I I I H THE BOOKS/ S chool E lection .—The qualified electors of Jacksonville District will meet at the District School House next Monday, April 6th, at 4 o’clock p. m ., for the purpose of electing a Director for the ensuing three years, to succeed David Linn, ami a School Clerk for one vear. Also h>r the transaction of any legitimate business that may come up Indore the meeting. F un in J acksonville .—One of the most amusing .scenes that occurred during the week of the late Republican Convention was the race for a proxy. One of the ring fellows, it was rumor ed, was negotiating fora proxy, which unfortunately for him, came to the ears of a prominent straight-out as pirant. The latter without delay, mounted a horse and had secured it before the other man knew what was tip. It is needless to say that the proxy was used with good effect in the sanhedrim. L iterary S ociety .—The enter tainment given at Veit Schutz’ Hall on Friday and Saturday evenings of last week, was a brilliant success in every particular. The entertainment consisted of charades, dramas, duetts, declamations, essays, etc., and the superior manner in which everything was presented would have done credit to much older and experienced play- ers. The hall each evening was tilled to oTferflowing, and the gross proceeds approched $150. The sum netted is sufficient to purchase a good library, for which purpose the affair was projected. We regret that our limited space for bids an extended notice of the enter tainment, for it certainly deserves it. It is to be hoped that the Society will favor the public with another soon. The price of admission will certainly not lx* begrudged. ers, who made motions ami suggestions, February 28th, 1874. 9x14. and other game down into tin» valleys Ji EADY-yr A DE The change of text books has, gen which were unanimously carried each time. from the mountains in considerable erally speaking, caused great dissatis The election of delegates being announced GENTLEMEN’S and BOYS’ CLOTHING, «piantities, and any amount could be faction, and sonic of th«' w inter schools in order, a rather unprecedented motion was slaughtered without any trouble. BOOTS and SHOES, have been suspenih'd on account of the mad<* and carried that the seven receiving highest number of votes l»e elected dele change. 1 fail to see where the books the BELOW— gate's to the S ate Convention. Then en Josiah Hannah in another column AND OIL-CLOTHS, I I recently adopted are superior to those sued the merciless slaughter of the town CARPETS informs the public that he can furnish in use formerly. 1 believe that the ring candidates. The T<>lm«ihites had al- met in caucus and fixed up a suitable Iron, Steel, superior pipes of any size, made of superiority of text books is juor«' of a readv COST AND FREIGHT!! slate. As will be seen by the following list clay, which are more durable and bobby than a r«»:ility, eonseipiently we of delegates, Jacksonville is almost wholly IIORSE SHOES AND NA JLS, : J. M. McCall, Dr. (’ohig, 11. Kel I cheaper than those of wood, iron, lead. should have adopted those books that ignore.! —AT— ly, J. C. Tolman, 1>. 11. Taylor, Jesse Dol- were used most extensively in the larhide, Jacob Thompson. GROCERIES, Read the advertisement under “New State, unless we know them to be Tims ended th«' most farcical convention ! this week.” 11 ABD AND CROCKERY faulty ; vet I am decidedly in favor of that has been the lot «»four citizens to witness. REESERS The stock on Butte (’reek is getting a State series, and rejoice that the con Etc., Etc. H. K. Hanna, the nominee for Pros along finely, and there is but little stant changing of books is at an end, ecuting Attorney in the First District, Granger, Stove & Hardware Store! for four years at least, and to patrons danger of any further loss. The loss will state that 1 believe you will save is a lawyer of line ability and having Prices to Suit the Times. during the winter was not heavy. more in the coming three years than held the same position before, is thor A SULA ND, OREGON. WANTED. Grass is springing up nicely, and a you will lose ’now by making the oughly qualified to execute its duties and bring offenders against the law to few days more of fine weather, will be 1 change. Three Thousand Bushels of Wheat, in ex summary justice.— Mercury. 1EACH ER’s INSTITUTE. change for goods. Highest priees paid, and good grazing. Goods sold at Cash rates. Our Teacher’s Institute should <1e- ARLOR AND COOKING STOVES, from NEW. THIS WEEK. K-ir l’leasegive us avail and convince vour- $12 to $50 each. F ire .—From Mr. Robinson we learn mand the attenti«m of teachers and di s« Ives. [42tf.J McCALL A (DO. Nails, 1(1 cents |«er pound. that the dwelling house of Wm. Wilk rectors. It is the duty of teachers to GRANGERS, Hors«' shoes, 12 cents |ier pound. use every available means in their NOTICE TO Harrow teeth, 12 cents per pound. inson, on Butte Creek, was burned Novelty clothes wringers, $6.00. powt»r to better tit themselves tor the PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY! to the ground last Sunday evening. high calling which they have espoused. Hand-made horse shoe nails, 40 cents per School Directors, Teachers, Parents. i pound. The origin of the fire is unknown. We hope that in the future every And all Hardware at the same low figures, I CAN FURNISH 1 for cash. Mrs. Wilkinson had left the house but teacher in the county will attend our Tin, Sheet-Iron and Copper work done to REPOSITORY a short time before to meet her hus Institute, and that the directors of the First-Class WATER PIPE, order in a workman-like manner, at the various districts will allow teachers pOR THE NEW SERIES OF SCHOOL lowest cash prices. band, who was hunting stock, and was I Books at introductory prices tor a short their time while attending the same. N. B.—All persons indebted to me by note Cheaper and More Durable time at returning, when she discovered the or account must come forward and settle by COMPULSORY EDUCATION. the first of March next, or their accounts E. C. BROOKS’ —THAN— house to be afire. With the exception will lie put in the hands of an officer, with Some have been anxious that T Watch, Clock and Jewelry Store, Jackson 10 per cent additional, for col lection. of a few articles, every thing was should give my views on compulsory Wood, Iron, Lead, or any other Material. ville, Oregon.where can be had the following: B. F. REESER. burned. This is a heavy stroke on education. While I rejoice that such Readers, Spellers, Arithmetics, z\lgel»ras, • Ashland Jan. 31st 1874. 5tf ANY SIZE FURNISHED. Grammars, Geographies, Physiologies, Phi Mr. and Mrs. Wilkinson, and we steps are being taken in some of the losophies, Chemistries. Histories, Geome States, that the State Legislatures have tries, Trignometries, Treatise on Botany, sympathize with them in their loss. concluded that they have full power Manual of American Ideas which should be Send yiur orders to in the hands of every Young America. 3 to control the education of their future JOSIAH IIANNAH, C ampaign T imes .—The T imes will citizens ; yet 1 do not think that Ore Or A i . ex . M artin , Agent, Jacksonville. MILL NOTICE. take an active part in the campaign gon is prepared for such a law’ now. 14tf. just opmed, and will he furnished Our schools and school laws are yet in WE ARE NOW READY TO RECEIVE Administrator’s Notice. IV wheat in store, and will commence from now until after election for a dol their infancy, and we should rernem- This space is reserved for Ben Sachs* grinding on the lttth inst. coines before walk- her that creeping lar greenback. Send in your names. VFOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Our terms for grinding will be the eighth New Advertisement. He is ing. Let us first be prepared to say the undersigned has been appointed by bushel, or exchange. selling goods at re to all the children of our State come, i the County Court of Jackson county, Ore DALEY A EMERY. Hon. II. K. Hanna, the Democratic here you are welcome. duced prices. gon, Administrator of the Estate of Hiram Butte Creek Mills, Sept. 1, 1873. 36tf. A. Abbott, deceased. All persons indebted nominee for Prosecuting Attorney of DISTRICT OFFICERS. to said Estate are requested to settle the SETTLE UP! the First Judicial District, has once same immediately, and all persons having I must call the attention of district liefore occupied that responsible trust I claims airainst said Estate are requested to A LL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE with credit to himself anti satisfaction officers to the careless manner in which present them with the proper vouchers, to J y late firm of Orth A Giannini are here »t my residence near Flounce Rock, by requested to make immediate settlement, their business. In to the people. We predict his election they conduct -------- x . * hovn not I within six months from the date hereof. and thereby save costs. A word to the wise s. B. HULL Administrator, by a r«jusing majority.— Albany Demo- | great many districts teachers have not i is sufficient. ORTH A GIANNINI. kept a record as required of them ; if ; Jacksonville, April 2d, 1874. 14x17. crat. ' Jacksonville, March 19, 1874. SELLING OFF! P I
