fe 71 mio cratic fees.
Going Rack on Hiniwcir.
GENERAL KOTES AN» MEM’S.
1874, can obtain them on application
NEW, THIS WEEK.
to him by letter or otherwise.
Mr. George M. White, a former res­
Odd Felltwi’ Building, Jarkionvillr, Ortgvif
ident of Salem, arrived there last
he undersigned offers for
sale hi« elegant, silver-plated Grover
Saturday from Southern Oregon. He
and Baker sewing machine, out little used.
has a claim in the Yank ledge, and Price reasonable. For terms apply at the
dealer a worker nr
of Ben Sachs, where the machine may
brought with him a number of speci­ store
be seen, otto
L. HERL1NG.
mens of silver ore which he is intend­
TIN, SHEET IRON, COPPER, LBAD, oto.
ing to have assayed. He says that he
GEO. W. FREY,
has got a big thing, and all that the
(Successor to Caton A Frey,)
Southern Oregon papers have printed
Pumps,
in reference to the Galice creek mines I 1 New Boot and Shoe Store.
is true and not at all exaggerated.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
CALIFORNIA STREET.
Lewis Pettyjohn, of Salem, has an­
other letter from Antelope, Wasco'
NAILS,
county, which says : “The weather ■
aving permanently located
in Jacksonville, respectfully inform
has been colder than Greenland, but is
the public that they aro prepared to do all
pleasant and warm now. The Des j kinds of work in the boot and shoe-making A FIRST-CLASS STOCK OF STOY»,
line. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Chutes river froze over for the first 29tf.
G. W. FREY.
time known. A great many cattle and
HARDWARE, TINWARE,
sheep froze to death. One man on
YOU
Upper Ochoco (Coon, of Linn county,)
had 800 sheep, and all are dead but SHOULD NOT FAIL TO CALL SOON ON POWDER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
140. Al. Pettyjohn has lost about 40
BEN SACHS,
and all the lambs.”
Fuie and Cap«,
The San Francisco Commercial Her-: And examine his Full and Elegant Stock of
aid gives handsome meed of just praise '
DRY-GOODS,
to the woolen manufacturers of Ore­
Wooden and Willow War«,
TOBACCO, PIPES AND CIGARS,
gon, and says that the “cassimeres of
GROCERIES.
the Willamette Mills are valued for
ROPE, NAILS,
their uniform good quality and tasty Candies and Nuts of Every Description,
styles, and readily taken by the trade
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, GLASS
CROCKERY,
on receipt here.” The sales of goods
made in these mills during last year in TOYS, YANKEE NOTIONS, ETC., ETC.
CUTLERY, WERE,
San Francisco aggregated nearly a
quarter of a million of dollars. The
verything sold at reasona -
Herald says that during the year there
I ble rates. Give me a call and judge for Shot, Brushes, Chains and Hose,
has been a marked improvement in yourselves.
33tf.
the quality of the manufactured wool­
SPECIAL NOTICES
en goods received from Oregon. The
ETC., ETC.
fabrics of the Salem, Brownsville and
dissolution notice .
Oregon City factories will compare
favorably with those of any other fac­ The firm of Hull A Nickell, in publishing I have secured the services of a First-olass
the T imes , has been dissolved by mutual
tory in the land in almost every consent,
P. D. Hull withdrawing. All ac­ Mechanic, and am prepared to do all repair­
variety, and in some articles are su­ counts due said firm prior to September 1st,
1874, may be paid to either party, and all ing promptly and in superior style.
perior to any elsewhere made.
K. KUBLI,
The Boston wool market is steady,
and combing wools much wanted.
Officinl PftprT for JackMHi & Jowphine Coimtirs.
Superintendent Watkinds, of the
State Penitentiary, has returned from
MARCH 12, 1875.
FRIDAY
’Frisco.
The penitentiary at Salem is now
Ann REKN TO THE SOI'TII.
lighted with gas from a gas-making
machine.
A dispatch dated Washington, Feb.
Civil Rites—The burial of the Radi­
18th, says the Democratic members
cal party without military honors, Is
from the Southwest have prepared an
the way the Worcester Press puts it
c
address to the people of the Southern
A Eugene jeweler is fixing up a
States, in which thej’ call attention to
clock which has been running since
the persistent attempts of Republican
1828—almost half a century—without
leaders to revive the animosities of the
repairs.
late war, the effect of which efforts,
C. W. Teal & Co., at Dallas, are car­
they say, it is impossible to predict.
rying on a IArge wagon manufactory,
The address says :
turning out about $5,000 worth of work
We believe that through tho honest rep­
a year.
resentations of a few upright, conscientious
The avalanche in Big Cottonwood,
federal officers and agents, an independent
Utah, which buried five men and seven
and able press, and of many citizens, with­
out regard to party, the true condition ot
teams, was a mile and a half long and
the Southern States and the real sentiments
half a mile wide.
nt the Southern people are iwing gradually
There are rumors of a straightout
made known to our fellow citizens of the
Democratic paper to be started at Em­ i
North, ami we hope for their favorable de­
cision when fully apprised of all the tacts.
pire City, the name of J. M. Siglin
The great ends of good government will be
being connected therewith.
reached when the people of all scctions-for-
The man arrested at Florence, Ari­
get that we have l>een enemies ami come
zona, is him sure, and no mistake this
together as in the early days of the Repub­
lic, emulating each other in devotion to the
time, and the next Bender will prob­
best interests of the country. With this ex­
ably be at the end of a rope.
alted purpose in view, the signers of the ad­
The Guard publishes a rumor to the
dress counsel patience and moderation un­
effect that work is soon to be com­
der unjust epithets and gratuitous insults,
and urge kind treatment to the negro, re­
menced on the extension of the O. A
Extravagance.
membering that he is not so much respon­
C. 11. R., from St. Joe to Eugene City.
sible as the bad men under whose advice he
In the Sundry .Civil Appropriation
Of 185 members of Congress who
acts ; and while laboring to convince him
bill
passed
by
the
House
of
Represen
­
that his interests are identical with those of
pocketed the back-pay, only 17 have
the whites, to see that ho is fully protected tatives last week, the sum of nearly been elected to the Forty-fourth Con­
In all his guaranteed rights, and allowed to 3 J millions is appropriated for carrying
gress. The people are settling old
vote as he pleases in all elections, and to on the Government buildingsat various
scores.
deal with him honestly and fairly, they are
admonished that all disorders and troubles points around the country for the com­
The Oregonian announces that a
of whatsoever character are construed into ing year. At St. Louis, a Post Office
accounts against the firm will l>e paid by
lead of silver ore near Nestocton in
the same. All persons indebted are re­
evidence of lawlessness ; and whilo this is is going up, originally estimated to cost
Patron« of IltiMbandrjr.
quested to settle forthwith, as the business
Tillamook county has been discovered.
palpably unjust, they are urged to make all
must be closed without delay. All accounts
4 millions. It is already apparent that The lead is thought to be extensive
efforts to prevent them. They appeal to
not settled in a reasonable length of time
At
the
last
meeting
of
the
National
N CONNECTION WITH THE ABOVB,
them to use forbearance ami patience in the cost will be much more, but a and very rich.
will be placod in the hand« of an attorney
Grange, at Charleston, South Carolina, for collection. All unexpired contracts for
I am receiving and have constantly on
view of the enlightened sentiment of the proposition to require such modifica­
In tho Beecher case, when Mrs.
hand
a full and flrst-elass stock of
subscription,
advertising,
etc.,
will
be
ful
­
a number of changes were made in the filled bv the now proprietor.
country, which is with them, and tho result tion of details as would keep the work
Putnam
testified
that
Mrs.
Tilton
must be their entire vindication and tri­
P. D. H vll ,
within the appropriation, was rejected. I kissed all gentlemen friends of the Constitution and By-laws of the Order,
Grooeriea,
C has . N ickell .
umph of the principles of right and justice.
to
make
them
conform
to
the
require
­
The sum appropriated to it for the family and Tilton kissed all the ladies,
The address is signed by all the
ments of the times as suggested by ex­ B rightly breaks tho morning of a new DRY GOODS, Gum Boots, TOBACCO,
present year is $850,000. Other ap­ Jeffery, a juror, fainted.
in tho annals of medicine. Alcohol
Democratic Senators and Represen­
perience. The first change of import­ era
Ready-Made Clothing,
will soon be banished from the list of reme­
propriations
of
the
same
sort
(we
have
A bill was introduced in the Ten­ ance is in the preamble. The old pro­ dies, and only known as a poison. 7>r. J.
tatives of the Southern and border
no memorandum at hand of the esti­ nessee Legislature to repeal the law
Walker's California Vinegar Ritters, com­ GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, Etc., Et«.
States.
mated total costs of these buildings), licensing hotels, to evade the Civil vision for the organization of a State posed entirely of wholesome l>otanic ex­
tracts and juices, are everywhere supersed­
Desperation of the Radicals.
for the year are as follows : Phila­ Rights bill, by allowing hotels to run Grange admitted all to membership ing the fiery astringents, which no man or
J f Y“ Everything sold at reasonable rat««.
who were Masters of subordinate woman ever yet took without bitterly repent­
delphia, $750,000 ; Chicago, $750,000 ; as private boarding houses.
ing
their
credulity.
There
is
no
disease,
Give
me a call.
K. KUBLI.
Another measure, equaling the Civ­
Granges, and their wives if they be acute or chronic, in which the new tonic
Cincinnati, $600,000 ; Hartford, $100,-
Jacksonville,
Feb.
IS,
1S75.
Extensive and rich discoveries of Matrons. In some of the Eastern may not be administered with beneficial
il Rights Bill in atrocity, was the Cau­
000 ; San Francisco, $60,000 ; Evans­ quartz are reported in the Panamint States the number of subordinate effect.
cus Force Bill, which fortunately failed
ville, $50,000 ; Raleigh, $50,000 ; Fall district, Cal., paid to exceed in rich­ Granges had become so large as to
to be reached by the Senate, although
For the very best Photographs, go to
River, $40,000 ; Covington, $25,000 ; ness and magnitude anything ever be­ render the membership of the State Bradlev A Rulofson’s Gallery w’ith an ELE­
it was passed by the House. This act
Grange too numerous and their meet­ VATOR, 429 Montgomery Street, San Fran­
—AND—-
Port Huron, $25,000 ; Rockland (Me.), fore discovered in that State.
proposed giving the President author­ $20,000 ; Parkersburg, $18,000.
ings too unwieldy. Hence a provis­ cisco.
We are told that the bad lands of ion is introduced limiting the mem­
ity to suspend the writ of habeas corpus,
the alkali district through which the bership of the State Grange, when it
and other arbitrary privileges in the “'Tia tbna the Difference Yon may Hit."
Union Pacific Railroad passes, have, shall become necessary in the judg­
Government of the South. This would
since
tho road was built, become green ment of such Grange. The State
A few years ago a paymaster in the
give the Radicals ample opportunity
with
wholesome
and nutritious grasses. Grânge is authorized to provide for the
J. M. McCALL <fc CO.
United
States
Army
stole
$500,000,
to shape the election returns As they
election
of
a
certain
proportion
of
those
The U. S. Revenue officers have
pleased, and in the next Presidential was convicted of the offense, sentenced captured an illicit distillery in Los entitled to membership from each coun­
ave received and are still
to
the
penitentiary
for
five
years,
but
receiving the largest and best «elected
ty,
and
the
members
so
chosen
shall
election the South could be forced to
FIVE BRAN NEW FLORENCE
stork
of goods ever before offered to the
Angeles,
Cal.,
with
about
60,000
gal
­
constitute the State Grange. As the
public. Tho stock consists of
vote for the Republican candidate. pardoned out at the expiration of lons of brandy on which no revenue number of subordinate Granges in Cal­
But “the best laid plans of men and eleven months. Recently, Major Eg­ tax has been paid. The unpaid tax ifornia is now 250, and each Grange is
FANCY A STAPLE DRY-GOODS,
mice gang aft aglee.” This attempt at gleston was convicted of embezzling amounts to $40,000.
entitled to two members in the State
READY-MADK
the liberty and rights of that section $12,000, sentenced to the penitentiary
The North British Fire Insurance Grange—the Master and his wife (if a
Sewing
Machines
!
for
five
years,
and
until
the
stolen
mon
­
Matron)
—
the
State
Grange
would
be
evinces to what desperate straits the
Company, which formerly did business
Gentlemen's and Boys’ Clothing,
of 500 members, a number
Administration will resort to retain its ey had been refunded, which all agree in Oregon, has concluded to resume composed
entirely too large for a business body.
ROOTS AND SHOES,
waning power. But the age of Radi­ was practically a life sentence. Gen­ business and lately made the necessary It also authorizes each State Grange to
cal usurpation and venality, as far as eral Grant, however, fixed the sentence $50,000 deposit of U. S. bonds, with establish District or County Granges in
CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHS,
each county, composed of Masters, Past
getting acts through Congress is con­ at ten years. The man who steals the Secretary of State.
IRON and STEEL,
cerned, has passed, for the Democracy $500,000 atones for his crime by eleven
The State Printer has turned over Masters and their wives (if Matrons,)
State Grange to issue dispensations
HARDWARE AND CROCKERY,
will have a good working majority in months’ servitude in the penitentiary, the Senate Journals to the Secretary of the
for
such
District and County Granges.
while
of
him
who
“
gets
away
”
with
the lower House of the next Congress.
GROCERIES,
State, who has commenced their dis­ Another provision of the Constitution,
THAN EVER AT
only $12,000 is required ten years of tribution to the members of the “late as amended, limits membership to the
Horse Shoes, Nails, Etc., etc.
Neventy-Alx.
service; thus fixing the degree of binominal.” The House Journals will Order by providing that any person of
punishment at an Inverse ratio to the be ready in a few days.
a certain age engaged in agricultural
The most important era in the his­ magnitude of the • crime. How far,
JOHN NEUBER’S!
Price, to Sait the Time, !
The President refused to call an pursuits, “and having no interests in
tory of this continent was the *76 of says the World, would the principle
conflict with our purposes”—the last
extra session of Congress, but has con­ clause is the amendment. It has be­
nearly a century ago, when the tyran­ need to be pushed before theft would,
FARM FOR SALE.
WANTED.
nical oppressions of George the Third by reason of its vastness, cease to be a vened an extra session of the Senate, come necessary for self-protection.
and
the
newly
elected
Senators
have
Three Thousand Bushels of Wheat. In ex­
HE UNDERSIGNED ’OFFERS FOR
were broken up by the American peo­ crime ; or, inversely, by reason of its hurried on to Washington to “swear
It* Effect*.
salo his farm situated on Antelope creek, change for goods. Highest prices paid, and
ple. The dose of this century will insignificance, become a capital offense. in” and draw their mileage.
12 miles east of Jacksonville, containing 480 Goods sold at Cash rates.
acres of land, 400 acres being good farming
Please give us a call and convince vonr-
The
Civil
Rights
bill,
one
of
the
witness another equally important era
[42tf.J
McCALL A CO.
land and under fence. It is a good grain selres.
Thursday,
March
4th,
was
the
“
Last
most infamous measures ever foisted farm and sheep ranch, woll watered and
Thurman anil the Presidency.
In American History. The next *76
of the Mohegans” with Radicalism, as upon a civilized nation, is bringing good houses and barns upon it.
CANDIES!
will witness a great uprising of the
TERMS OF SALE—$11 per acre, one-half
We find the annexed in our ex­ it closed out forever a majority of that forth its fruits already. At Alexan­ down,
tho
balance
to
suit
purchaser.
people and hurling from power the
J. W. SIMPSON.
changes : Members of Congress just party in tho popular branch of Con­ dria, Virginia, the two principal hotels
tyrannical Grant, together with all the
N. B.—This land will be sold in smaller
gress.
In
the
fullness
of
joy
we
can
returned from Ohio, are authority for
7tf.
CANTY t WAGNEB,
have thrown up their license and shut parcels, if desired.
corrupting influences surrounding his
the statement that Gov. William (Oh only ejaculate a fervent “Thank God !” down. The various Legislatures now
selfish and sordid administration of
The Connor Creek Mining and Mill­ in session in the Southern States are
Wholesale and Retail Confectioners,
Rise Up) Allen, of Ohio, has in his pri­
WHOEVER
public affairs.
ing
Company
had
a
gold
bar
run
at
the
vate residence, at Chillicothe, a full
esires an agreeable occupa -
passing measures whereby the most
107 Montgomery St., S. F.
tion, requiring only intelligence, activ-
assay
office
of
J.
W.
Virtue,
in
Baker
No More Polities.
sized picture of his newphew, Senator
odious features of the law may be
itv and perseverance, and which pays liber­
Allen G. Thurman. There is nothing, City, which weighed 313.48 ounces, evaded and much trouble avoided. ally in CASH COMMISSIONS Or BEAVTTFUL
The Grangers of California have de­ of course, unnatural in this, but under 811 fine, value $5,255.50, the proceeds
I gifts , should not fail to send to Sherman A
ttention is called to our im -
Under its provisions, no matter how I Ilvde, of San Francisco, for circular and
of
about
twenty
days
’
run
of
their
mill.
cided to have nothing more to do with the frame he has caused to be placed
mense assortment of Candies. Toys and
terms
to
agents
for
SHERMAN
A
HYDE
’
S
disreputable a negro, tho proprietor MUSICAL REVIEW, a first-class monthly
other
goods suitable for the COMING HOL-
attempting to control elections as a in big letters “Our Next President.”
R. C. Kinney, a pioneer of Oregon,
of a public house of entertainment journal of 30 pages, quarto form. Canvass­ IDA YS. Warranted to keep in all climate«.
political party, a resolution to that In view of the fact that Gov. Allen died at Salem last week. He w’as a
ing for it requires no capital, and is profita­ Prices low and terms liberal. Orders for
must accommodate him whether he ble.
the interior promptly and carefully attend­
Send for circulars. Trv it and see.
member
of
the
Oregon
Constitutional
effect having been recently passed by
ed to.
49m3.
was himself thought to have Presi-
Address,
SHERMAN
A
HYDE,
wants to or not, or take the consequen­
Convention
and
a
prominent
citizen
of
the Executive Committee. It was
San
Francisco,
Cal.
dential aspirations, this act of his that city, being chief owner of the ces. It has been decided that the law
demonstrated in California, as well as
would seem to indicate that he has
does not apply to saloons.
in Oregon, that while Granges and cleared the track in favor of the Salem Flouring Mills, the largest in­
LAGER, LAGER!
stitution of the kind in the State.
aving disposed of our stock
politics may each be a good thing in younger member of the family, It
NEW, THIS WEEK.
of Merchandise at Jacksonville to
The
invention
of
making
paper
bar
­
its place, when taken in connection settles one disputed point, and that is
Reames Brothers, wo call upon those in­
THE EAGLE BREWERY.
rels was patented about six months DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
debted to us to come forward and settle at
the mixture is conducive to the good
that he is not a candidate against his ago, and two factories are working, one
an early day. From those owing us we will
of neither the one nor the other.
take cattle, at a reasonable rate.
HE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
nephew. In contingency of the Sen­ at Winoma, Wis., and at Decorah,
HE PROPRIETOR, JOS. WETTERER,
Office at the old stand.
____
existing between the undersigned has
has now on hand and is constantly man­
WHITE A MARTIN.
ator’s chances wilting, there is no tell­ Iowa, the latter turningout 1,600 bar­
this day been dissolved by mutual consent. ufacturing the best Lager Beer in Southern
Jacksonville, Feb. 17, 1875.
7ml.
accounts duo said firm are payable to Oregon, which he will sell in quantities to
ing, however, what the old man might rels daily. Their strength is said to All
Robt.
Wood,
who
will
settle
all
claims
suit purchasers. Call and test the article
be greater by four times than wooden against the same.
Henry Warren, ’•eceiver of the Ore­ do
J. HANNAHAN,
29tf.
MINING CLAIMS.
barrels,
only
half
the
weight,
and
cost
­
ROBT. WOOD.
gon City Land Office, has been removed
Sam
’
s
Valley,
March
4,1875.
11.
ing 20 per cent less.
Average Yield.
Our readers will remember that last
March (here was a difficulty between
Governors Baxter and Brooks in Ar­
kansas as to which was the legal Gov­
ernor. After considerable trouble, says
the Enterprise, Grant and Old Flax­
brake recognized Baxter as the legal
Governor. Baxter concluded that his
time was up on the election of the
present Governor, and vacated the po­
sition without any trouble. But now
Arkansas has elected by about 70,000
majority a Democrat, and that don’t
suit Grant, and now he wants Congress
to reinstate Brooks, and that, after he
declared that he never was the legal
Governor. If any one is Governor of
Arkansas besides the one elected last
fall, it is Baxter and not Brooks, and
Grant seems to be going back on him­
self in this matter, unbecoming the
Executive of an enlightened nation.
There is no telling what Grant won’t
do, and if there ever was an ass in the
Presidential chair, without sense,
judgment or decency, that chap is
Ulysses Grant. He said that he ba<l
no policy, and the people have about
come to the conclusion that he has
neither policy or common sense or he
would hot put himself on record as a
most consumate ass in this matter.
T
H
E
I
NEW FIRM I ' NEW GOODS ! !
H
PER CENT. CHEAPER!!
T
D
A
H
T
to make place for T. R. Harrison, of
Yamhill, a political adventurer and
unknown to the State, except that he
helped to make J. M. Hippie Senator
from thl« State, for which he now re­
ceives his reward. The political guil­
lotine has not yet ceased its labors in
Oregon. Whose hoad will fall next ? !
T
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.
The Record has found, by perusing
the report of the U. S. Agricultural
Department for January, that Oregon
surpasses all other States fn the pro­
duction of wheat—the average yield
being 19 bushels per acre. The next
highest is Connecticut, with 18 bushels.
E. M. Waite, Secretary of the State
SETTLE UP !
HE QUARTERLY EXAMINATION OF
Agricultural Society, informs the Rec­
applicants for Teachers* Certificates for
ord that the diplomas ordered by the
HE FIRM OF CATON A FREY HAV-
Jackson connty, Oregon, will be held
ing been dissolved, all those indebted Jacksonville ou
board of managers for the fair of 1875,
to said firm are requested to come forward
Saturday, Marek 27, 1875.
have arrived from New York, and that and settle the same immediately. A word
to
the
wise
is
sufficient.
Those
desiring Certificates will take due
he has plenty to fill all orders for the
M. CATON,
notice
thereof
and govern themselves ac­
next two years. Those persons enti­
GEO. W. FREY.
cordingly.
H. C. FLEMING,
11.
tled to them by award of the fair of Jacksonville, March 8,1875.
lOtd.
County School Superintendent.
T
T
HE UNDERSIGNED IS PREPARED
to make preliminary snrvey of Mining
T Claims
in conformity to the new law of
Congress. All lode claims herd under said
in law are required to be surveyed and the
survey recorded.
JAMES S. HOWARD, Surveyor.
Office st Jacksonville, Oregon.
5tf.
r D n
W
Per Day at home. Terms
free. Address G. STINSON
A Co., Portland, Maine.
6.