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«4EXERAL NOTEN AXD NEWN. « DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM. 1 Trying to run “fat” newspapers in The Democratic party of Oregon, in State Convention assembled, proclaims the follow lean towns has cost $8,000,000 in this Official Pa p?r for Jackson & Joseph inc Counties. ing propositions of politic;! 1 faith and ac country within n year. tion : 1. Unfaltering devotion to the cardinal AUGUST 13, 1875. FRIDAY Three persons have been arrested principles of republican government, as and pu' into practical operation by for being engaged in the late robbery declared the Fathers of the Republic. DEMOCRATIC TICKET. of about $47,000 from the United 2. The preservation of the general govern ment in the projier exercise of the powers States Treasury. delegated to it in the Constitution, carefully strictly construed, and the mainte FOR CONGRESS, It is reported that Moulton, in coun and nance, inviolate, of the several States ofthe i cil with General Butler, has resolved Union in all their rights, dignity and equal as the most competent and reliable ad LA FAYETTE LANE, to bring a suit against Beecher, at the ity, ministrators of their own domestic concerns, and tho surest bulwark against the tenden White Hill-», for perjury. cy towards a centralized despotism. OF DOUGLAS. 3. Opposition to aggressions by either de Count Dzernbeck, his mother and partment of the Government, upon the for Eastern Fleetion«. chambermaid have been arrested for mation of the and to the exercise of federal authority of any of the rights or powers as The Democratic tidal waves keeps conspiracy to assassinate Prince Fred- sured by the Constitution to the States re spectively, or to the people. erick William, of Germany. on In Its mighty stride, and from all 4. That every attempt on the part of the The Statesman learns that smallpox Federal Government to exercise anv pow portion« of the Union we hear glorious is in the family of Mr. Maybell, who ers not delegated to it. and especially every news for our cause. interference by the Government or any of lives about fifteen miles southeast of its departments, with the local affairs of Kentucky, although always a stead any State, or with the rights of tho people Oregon City, though all are recovering. ; thereof to choose their own representatives, fast Democratic State, greatly increases is an act of usurpation which should be re her immense majorities, and has al I Hon. John G. Thomas, the Ohio pudiated and condemned by every friend of most a unanimous Democratic Legisla member of the National Democratic constitutional liberty. We demand retrenchment, reform, and Executive Committee, is of the opin tho 5. most ture. rigid economy in tho administia- tion of every department of the Govern ion that the next National Convention Alabama also sends a good report, ment ; the honest payment of the debts, the ¡ will be held in St. Louis. electing 81 Democratic delegates to sacred preservation of the public faith ; strict accountability of all officers, and the The Chicago Times says : “ A can the Constitutional Convention, while speedy and impartial arraignment of all the Republicans only claim twelve, vass of the chances for the next Speak abuses of public trust liefore the tribunals I of justice ; a zealous care ot the rights of I and the Independents and Democrats ership of the House at Washington election by the people; the absolute sub I together elect six, which is a most ex I seems to settle the question effectually ordination of the military to the civil author ity. The equal and impartial administration cellent showing for a State always so far as Fernando Wood and Sunset of the laws, and the protection ot the rights all ; freedom of religions, of the press, seriously troubled with Federal inter Cox are concerned. The coveted hon of of the person under protection ot the or seems now to hover between an<l habeas corpus, and trial by juries impar ference. Randall and Kerr,” with chances in tially selected. The Republicans were prone to make favor of the latter. 6. We protest against the burdens of a protective tariff, as needless exactions from a great mdse over the result in North At the East, the improved condition a people already intolerably oppressed by a Carolina, a close State since negro suf of the breadstuffs market has infused national debt, and we insist that the tariff so regulated as to provide only sufficient frage became legal, hut the official re some activity in other departments of be revenue for an economical administration turns give the election to the Demo business. The dry goods trade in the ofthe Government, and not for the purpose of enriching the few at the expense of the crats by a decided majority. Eastern cities is reported in sympathy many, or fostering one branch of industry Everywhere the good work goes on, with the grain trade, and there is an to the detriment of the other. 7. That the precious metals are the only and Oregon will send greeting in Octo increasing inquiry from Western mer basis of commercial value« ; that an irre deemable paper currency is a national ber next. chants. Other branches of trade are curse, and we insist upon the speedy re also gathering courage and preparing turn by the National government to specie Demoeratie Meeting«. for a better if not an unusually active payments. 8. The institution of the system of na tional banks was a fraud upon the country The Democracy is entering into the business. and an injustice upon the laboring classes, Congressional campaign with energy A meeting was held in the Supreme and we demand such prudent legislation as and under encouraging circumstances. I Court room at Salem on the 21st of will gradually bring this vicious system to a close; that all currency which may be Rati float ion meetings have been held July, by the judges and members of issued shall be convertible into coin upon demand and be issued directly by the Gov at Salem and Albany, which were the Bar of tlie Supreme Court in mem ernment. 9. That the treaty between the United largely attended and much enthusiasm ory of Hon. Geo. A. La Dow, deceased, States and China shall be so modified as to manifested. Hon. L. F. Lane, Hon. when appropriate resolutions were apply solely to commercial relations. 10. ' That we condemn the party in power, Ben. Hayden, Hon. J. II. Slater, Gov. passed, and a very touching address not only for its contempt or constitutional Grover and others addressed the meet was delivered by Hon. R. S. Strahan; obligations, but for extravagant, partisan corrupt administration of the Federal ing al Silem, while Afessrs. Lane, Gro also short addresses by Hon. J. II. and government; for its reckless expenditure ver, Helm, Gearin, of Multnomah, Slater, Judge Whitten and Judge L. L. ami profligate waste of the people’s money ; z for its oppressive, unjust and defective sys Haxird, of Coos, spoke at Albany. McArthur. tem of finance and taxation ; forthe perver By the report of the visiting Physi sion of the functions of the General govern Mr. Lane acquitted himself admirably, ment to enrich the great corporations at the and the Albany Democrat says his cian to the Insane Asylum, Dr. Curtis expense ofthe people ; for the jobbery and frauds which have brought reproach upon “efforts surprised and gratified his C. Strong, for the quarter ending May democratic institutions ; for the iniquities friend«, who scarcely expected he 31, 1875, we find that for the quarter of the protective system ; for tho curse of inconvertible paper money ; for its dis would be able to acquit himself in so beginning March 1st, and ending May an graceful diplomatic service and unfit ap very able and creditable a manner.” 31st, 13 males and 5 female patients pointments and continuance in office of in competent and corrupt men at home ami Hon. J. H. Stater also addressed a were received at the asylum ; and for abroad ; for its attempt to pass an unconsti tutional force bill, and for a catalogue of large audience at Oregon City on the the same period 2 males and 8 females other enormities which have rendered that were discharged. Leaving in the 3d. It is rarely that as much interest organization offensive to and subversive of | asylum, June 1, 1875, males, 143; the liberties of a free people. and enthusiasm is displayed in any ! females, 54 ; total, 197. 11. That corporations are the creatures of election as is manifested by the Democ law ; their functions and privileges are Senator Morton. In a speech deliv- granted to subserve the public interests, and racy in this one. they are not used for the object of ! ered on Decoration Day at Greencastle, when their creation, but for purpose of oppression «•■Id not Agree. 1 Ind., said: “I believe, now, lam will and extortion, we declare it to be the right and duty of the legislative power to regu The jury in the case of John D. Lee, ing to vote for a bill next winter doing late and control such corporations tor the good. oa trial in the U. S. District Court at away and relieving the last disability public 12. That we disapprove all measures in Salt Lake City for his connection with i growing out of the rebellion, to take the interest of monopolies against labor,and therefore we approve of the declared prin the Mountain Meadow Massacre, could I effect on the 4th of July next ; so that ciples and sympathize with the avowed ob not agree, have been discharged and I all men, all races and colors, without jects of the order known as the Patrons of Husbandry, and with those of all other or the trial continued for the term. The regard to previous condition of servi ders having for their object retrenchment evidence adduced shows the commis tude or arms, shall tiegin the next and reform in public affairs ami the social century on an equality before the law.” advancement of the people. sion of a brutal and terrible massacre, 13. That we are in favor of laboring to se cure the judicious appropriations from Con A writer in the New York 7ri6wne one of the darkest on record. The gress for the purpose of improving our har testimony of some witnesses implicates makes a strong argument in favor of bors along the western and northern bounda ries of our State, and we demand that our Brigham Young, while that of others removing, by a statute of Common Representatives in Congress shall use their attempts to shield him. The jury Law, the necessity of entire unanimity best efforts to secure the aid of the General government for the free navigation and im- •tood from beginning nine for acquit in the finding of a verdict. He cites provement of the Columbia river, by the of locks at the Cascades; the tal, two for conviction, and one ready the Beecher trial, a case extending construction improvement ofthe Willamette and Coquille to go either way. All the Mormons through nearly six months, during rivers ; the construction of the Portland, Dalles and Salt Lake and Winnemucca and one Gentile were wavering, and which, if any one of the twelve jurors Railroads, and the early completion of the two Gentiles for conviction. Justice had died, the entire work would have Oregon and California Railroad from Rose burg to the State line. should be fully meted to all the partic been lost. And so in a great many in 14. That the policy of the Republican ipants In the massacre, let the expense stances. IIow often the guilty escape partv in dealing with tho Indian tribes is because his lawyers succeed in getting impolitic and unwise ; that the time has ar be what it may. rived when the tew Indians now occupying one of his friends on the jury ? The tho Umatilla, Grand Rondo and Siletz reser Scotch system is better. Eight or vations should be removed to some other nine, as against four or three, should locality, and thus open up to settlement by the whites some of the richest portions of The nomination of Hon. L. F. Lane convict. the State. is no doubt one of the strongest that 15. That we invite the hearty co-operation Newnpa portal of all persons, whatever may have been could have been made. From every their past political affinities, to unite with I portion of the State we learn that the We last week neglected to mention us in carrying out tho principles herein enunciated. greatest satisfaction prevails in Demo that the Yreka Journal, one of the best local papers published anywhere, and one of our most welcome ex changes, had entered its twenty-sec ond volume on the 4th inst. It has been under the management of its present proprietor, Robt. Nixon, for nearly twenty years, who knows how to make a spicy, readable paper. Bar ring politics, we wish him all success. The Yreka Union has lately donned a neat, new dress, which greatly im proves its appearance. It is a good paper, and deserves success. cratic ranks, and he will receive a cordial support. Many of those Demo crat« led astray by the Independent movement are returning to their first love, while in this section even some Republicans signify their intention of voting for Mr. Lane ; and why should not this feeling prevail in other por tions of the State? He is gaining strength each day, and we confidently expect that his majority will run up into tho thousands. 8ome errors occurred In publishing the Democratic platform last week, which was taken from the daily pa per«, bat they have been duly rectified. It is an able document, and while it enunciates good old Democratic doc trine, It ¡abroad enough for all desirous of good government and State and Na tional prosperity to stand upon. It is perfect In all its points, and though our opponent« are prone to pick at any flaws In it, they let the matter serious- IjMilone. The Independent Candidate. I The Independent State Convention met Tuesday, and after much travoil finally found a person who would ac cept the nomination for Congress in the person of Elder G. M. Whitney, of Lane county, a blatant Campbellite preacher. Whitney is a strong tem perance advocate, and his nomination by the Independents may be construed into a bid for the endorsement of the Temperance Convention. Tax Law Declslou. The last Legislature passed an amendment to the assessment law, ex empting only one thousand dollars of indebtedness to each tax payer. The constitutionality of this law was tested in the action of W. P. Doland vs. O. M. Barnard, Assessor of Multnomah coun ty, in the Multnomah Circuit Court. This case was a proceeding for a writ of mandamus to compel the Assessor to deduct from the aggregate value of property the full amount of indebted ness within tlie State. Mr. Doland gained his suit, and the law was de clared unconstitutional, and therefore void. The Supreme Court affirmed this decision, on an appeal from that county. The Salem Mercury thus refers to the matter : effect of this decision will be to compel the assessors in the several counties to deduct the full amount of indebtedness within the State from the aggregate valuation of the property of each individual, whenever such indebtedness is properly enumerated and certified to, under oath, by said property holder. I LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS. I Estray Notice. REAMES BROS., WAKEN UP BY THE UNDERSIGNED, 1 living near Ashland, on April 16,1875, a a dark brown horse, about four years old, both hind feet white, no brand to be seen, rides and works both. The owner is re quired to come forward, pay charges and take the animal away, or he will be sold at Ashland on Saturday, August 21, 1875, at one o’clock, p. m . P hilander P owell . Ashland, July 28, 1875. NEW, THIS WEEK. MILL NOTICE. (Successors to White <t Martin,) DEALERS IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE, CALIFORNIA STREET, ; Notice of Final Settlement. VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN from and after the lltli day of August, 1875, the Patrons of Husbandry Mills will grind on exchange, giving 37 pounds of flour, 8 pounds of bran and 2 pounds of shorts per bushel of good wheat. Bv order of tlie Board. J. 8. HERRIN, President. F. M. P ly . male , Secretary. Phtenix, August 11, 1875. E. K. REAMES. T. G. REAMES. In tlie County Court of the State of Oregon, JACKSONVILLE. OREGOM. for Josephine county, sitting in Probate. In the matter ofthe Estate of J. G. Adams, deceased. AN. L. GREEN, ADMINISTRATOR of said estate, having filed in said Court his final account for settlement, prays the Court for an order appointing a time for hearing of objections to the same. There fore notice is hereby given that said final Summons. aceount will be heard and determined in he undersigned take pleas - said Court on Monday, the 6th day of Sep ure in notifying their friends and the 1875, at which time all persons public generally that they have purchased In the Circuit Court for the County of Jack- tember, having any objections to said final account the stock of White A Martin, and are now son, State of Oregon. and settlement must then and there make receiving and opening a very large, exten James D. Fay, plaintiff, vs. P. J. Malone, the same. sive and well-selected assortment of defendant; action-at-law to recover mon Bv order of Hon. M. F. Baldwin, County ey. Judge. CHAS. HUGHES, Clerk. To P.J. Malone, the above named Defendant: Sheriff’s Sale. TN THE NAME OF TH ESTATE OF ORE- 1 gon : You are hereby summoned and Y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION AND required to apj»ear in the Circuit Court tor BOOTS AND SHOES, order of sale issued out of the Circuit the County of Jackson, State of Oregon, on Court of the State of Oregon, tor Jackson or before the first day of the next term of said Court, to-wit : on or before the second county, and to me directed, in favor of California & Salem Cloth* and Blanket«, Monday in November, A. D. 1875, and an James Helms, Plaintiff, and against Daniel swer the complaint ot plaintiff filed against Doty and Amanda Doty, Defendants, for von in the abovo entitled action ; or,.for tlie recovery of tlie sum of six hundred and Beady-Made Clothing, want of answer, the plaintiff will take judg live dollars, gold coin, with interest at one percent, per month, and for sixty and 50- ment against you as demanded in said com plaint, to-wit: for the sum ot one hundred hundredths dollars attorney's fees, together and ninety-four dollars, with interest there with forty-four and 44-hundredths dollars AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, on at the rate of 10 per cent, per annum costs and the costs accruing, I have levied from the 19th day of June, A. 1>. 1866, all in upon and will on Saturday, the 4th day of gold coin, and for the coats and disburse September, A. I). 1875, at one o’clock, p. M. Hats and Caps, of said day, offer for sale at public auction ments of tliis action to be taxed. This summons is published pursuant to to the highest bidder, for gold coin, at the an order of Hon. P. P. Prim, Judge of said Court House door in Jacksonville, Jackson LADIES, CHILDREN A MISSES SHOES. county, Oregon, the following described Court, made at Chambers J ill v 30, 1875. real property, to-wit: H. K. HANNA, The east half of donation land claim No. Attorney for Plaintiff. 9, in Township No. 38, south of range, No. J. D. F ay , Pro Per. * 33. , west ; said claim being known as the do We have also in connection with the above nation claim of Burrell B. Griffin and wife Summons. a very large and fine stock of choice excepting the south halt of the south-east quarter of said half, contain’ng SO acres—the In the Circuit Court for the County of Jose balance c n aining 240 acres, more or less, GROCERIES, GLASSWARE, QUEENS- phine. State of Oregon. ’ lying and being in Jackson county, State of John Bolt, plaintiff, vs. Wang Faun and Oregon. WARE, HARDWARE, CUTLERY, Said real estate was levied upon as the Yim Yam, defendants ; Suit in equity to propertv of Daniel an I Amanda Dotv. PAINTS, OILS, NAILS, WIN foreclose a mortgage. J. W. M ANNING, To Wang Lhnn, one of said Defendants : DOW GLASS, CAST AND Sheriff of Jackson county, Ogn. TN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OR- Jacksonville, August 4th, 1875. 1 egon : You are hereby summoned to ap STEEL PLOWS, WOOD pear in the Circuit Court for the County of Summons. EN AND WIT,LOW Josephine, State of Oregon, on or before the first day of the next term ot said Court, to- In the Circuit Court for the State of Oregon, WARE. ETC. wit : On the 4th Monday of October, A. I). for the County of Jackson. 1S75 ; and answer the complaint oft he plain tiff in the above entitled suit, or, for want of Charlotte Spaulding, Plaintiff, vs. M. J. Spaulding, Defendant ; suit for divorce. answer, plaintiff will take judgment against We are now ready to sell anything in our you for tlie relief demanded in said com To Af. J. Spaulding, Defendant: plaint, to-wit : a judgment in gold coin for TN THE N AME OFTHESTATEOFORE- line at lowest cash prices. Persons wishing tlie sum of $540, and interest thereon at 1 1 gon: You are hereby required to appear to buy goods will find it greatly to their ad per cent, per month, and the costs and dis and answer the complaint filed against you vantage to examine our stock before pur bursements of this suit, and a decree of fore in the above entitled action, within ten days chasing elsewhere, as we are determined not closure and sale of your interest in a mining from the date of the service of this sum to be undersold by any house in Jackson ditch known as the Baitman ditch, in Jose mons upon you, if served within this coun county. ^B“Give us a call, and then Judge for phine county, Oregon, and a certain mining ty ; or, if served in any other county of claim and dwolling house connected here this State, then within twenty days from the yourself as to our capacity to furnish goods REAMES BROS. with. date of the service of this summons upon as above. Jacksonville, Feb. 12, 1875. This summons is published by order of you ; and if served on you out of the State Hon. P. P. Priin, Judge of said Court, made of Oregon, then it is ordered by the Hon. I*. at Chambers July 21st, A. D. 1875. P. Prim, Judge of said Court, that v< n ap FRANCO-AMERICAN H. K. HANNA. pear on or before the second Monday in • Solicitor for Plaintiff. November next, and answer the complaint filed against you ; and if you fail so to an swer, for want thereof the plaintiff will take ngainst you for a dissolution of HOTEL & RESTAURANT, HUNTERS’ EMPORIUM! judgment tho bonds ot matrimony, and the care, cus —AND— tody and maintenance of F. IT. and E. L. Spaulding, children of said marriage. Opj>osite O<1<1 Fellows’ Hall, Published bv an order of Hon. I’. P. I’rini. Circuit Judge, made in Chambers June 22d, 1875, for six consecutive weeKs in the D emocratic T imes , a newspaper JACKSONVILLE, OREGON. published weekly in JacKson countv. Ogn. JAMES I). FAY, ¿9, Attorney for Plaintiff. D T B HARDWARE AND CUTLERY STORE, MADAME HOLT. Sheriff’s Sale. Propri rtrr.ss. Y VI RTF E < IF A N EX ECUTION A N D order of sale duly issued out ofthe Circuit B Court for the count y of Jackson and State of California Street, Jacksonville, Oregon. Oregon, and to me directed and delivered, in a suit in equity wherein Kaspar Kubli, County Treasurer of said county, was plain and Louis Horne, M. E. Horne, E. Mar 4 LWAYS ON HAND THE BEST STOCK tiff, tin. D. V. B. Henrie, and Abler Rand were A of Patent and Home-made Rifle and Shot Guns, single and double; Revolvers defendants ; and. whereas, bv the consid of the latest patents; Pocket Pistols, neat, eration ofthe above entitled Court, the said small and powerful ; Derringers, the latest plaintiff recovered a judgment, decree and and best; also, the best Powder and Pow order of sale against the defendants, Louis der Flasks ; Hunting and pocket knifes of Horne and M. E. Horne, of certain real the best brands; all sorts of Shot and property hereinafter described, for the sum Pouches; Caps, Wads and everything in of $915.46, gold coin, with interest thereon at one per cent, per month, and the further the Sportsman’s line. He will also keep a full line of SHELF sum of $1,148.58, V. 8. legal tender notes, HARDWARE, Nails and Rope of all kinds with interest at one per cent, per month ; and sizes, Carpenters’ and Wagon-Makers, together with $35.68^ costs and also the ac Tools, a complete assortment of Table and cruing costs, I have levied upon and will Pocket Cutlery, together with a full supply offer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder for cash in hand, at the Court House of Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Glass, etc. The above goods are all of the best qual door, in the town of Jacksonville, in said county and State, on Saturday, the 21st day ity, and will be sold of August 1875, at 1 o'clock r.*M. of said day. CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST. all of tho following descrilied real property New guns made to order, and repairing situated in the town of Jacksonvil le. Jack- promptly done and in good style. All or son county, Oregon, to-wit : Commencing at the southwest corner of ders filled with dispatch. block number three in said town, lieing at 27tf. JOHN MILLER. tho intersection of Third and California s*roots; thence easterly with the northern lino of said California street forty-nine feet ; a northerly direction, parallel I thence in with Third street, two hundred feet to C street ; thenee in a westerly direction on the south lino of C street forty-nine feet to Third —AT— street ; thence in a southerly direction on the east line of Third street two hundred feet to the place of beginning; being lots number 1 and five in block number three, as laid down on the recorded plat of the said town of Jacksonville. Together with all and singular the tenements, hereditaments ASHLAND, OGN., and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise apj>ertaining. All of the above described property is CHEAP FOR CASH! levied noon as the property of Louis Horne and M. E. Horne, by an order and decree of the Circuit Court, to satisfy the above de mands of plaintiff. he undersigned has just re - J. W. MANNING, Sheriff. turned from San Francisco, where he By T. B. K ent , Deputy. has purchased the most complete assort Dated this 20th day of July, A. D. 1875. ment of General Merchandise ever brought to this market, and is now receiving the SPECIAL NOTICES. same. Having paid cash for my goods and bought them cheap, I intend selling them TnE H ouse W f . L ive I n .—In other words, CHEAP FOR THE CASH. our bodies—are held on repairing leases. I take country produce in exchange for goods, and also' sell to good men on time We must prop and sustain them when they on as reasonable terms as any other house exhibit signs of weakness and decay, or n the county; but I intend"to make the thev will inevifablv break down. Dr. cash trade a specialty, and anv one that has Walker's Vegetable Vinegar Bitters, a match cash to pay for goods will find it to their in less compound of newly discovered medic inal herbs, peculiar to the Pacific region, terest to give me a call before purchasing. the debilitated, the bilious, the rheumatic, R. B. HARGADINE. the consumptive, will find the most genial Ashland, May 11, 1875. tonic and restorative ever offered to the suf fering invalid. It contains no alcohol, and no sting behind. New Boot and Shoe Store, consequently leaves ---------- ----------- IMPORTANT.—Endorsed by the Medi C alifornia S treet , cal profession. D r . W m . H all ’ s B alsam for the L ungs cures Coughs, Colds and J ackton ville. Oregon. Consumption, and all diseases of the Throat and Chest. D r . T ownsley ’ s T oothache A nodyne cures in one M inute . HE MADAME TAKES THIS METHOD tendering her thank« to the public for T the of patronage which has hitherto been ex tended to her. and would respectfully solicit its continuance. Her tables are always under her immedi ate control ; and bv lier lopg experience in the business she feels confident that she will give entire satisfaction to ail. Her beds and rooms are fitted up in the most comfortable style, suited to the accommodation of single occupants or families. Her beds are always kept clean. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. UNION LIVERY AND SALE STABLE, Cor. California & ith Sts. undersigned would re - spectfullv inform their friends and the T he public generally that they have purchased the above establishment, which will be henceforth conducted under their constant personal supervision, and they guarantee satisfaction to all who may favor tnem with their patronage. These stables are centrally located, and within convenient distance of the various houses of public entertainment. Horse* and mules will be boarded and cared for at moderate charges. They have one of the largest and finest stocks in Oregon, south of Portland, of LARGE STOCK $ NEW GOODS TIAHGAD INE’S, BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES, With single or double teams, for hire on rea sonable terms. Also good Saddle Horses and Mules, which will be hired to go to any part of the country at moderate rates. Animals bought and sold, and broke to saddle or harness. 29tf. KUBLI A WILSON. T The ruling of both the lower and the high er Court is that the amendatory act of 18/4 aving permanently located is null and void, in that it does not conform in Jacksonville, the undersigned re ®9“The National Gold Medal was award to the constitutional provision relating to spectfully informs the public that he ed is to Bradley <t Rnlofson for the best Pho the proper form in which amendatory laws prepared to do all kinds of work in the boot tographs in the United States, and the should be worded, as contained in Sec. 22 of and shoe making line. Satisfaction guaran I Vienna Medal for the best in the world. M.CATON. 429 Montgomery street, San Francisco. l Art. 4 of the State constitution. And the » teed. H New Store! New Goods! LINN’S BRICK BUILDING, CALIFORNIA St., DEALER IM GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, Assorted Nuts, TOBACCO, CIGARS AND PIPES, FRUITS IM SEASOM, I ( PLAIN AND FANCY CANDIES. roduci : taken in exchange Please give me a call. P Jacksonville, . ..................................... 29tf. August 5, 1874,