The Democratic times., February 04, 1876, Image 2

ehr gmûtïaiirSta.
OREGON STATISTIC».
PROGRESS OF RELIGION.
UENEltAX, NOTES AND NEWS.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
The census report, taken by the
county Assessors, has been received at
Official Paper for Jackson & Josephine Counties. the Secretary of State’s office from all
counties except Grant and Union; and
FRIDAY....................... FEBRUARY 4, 1870.
from the returns we gather the follow­
Democratic State Central Committee ing figures :
! T. G. REAMES.
E. R. REAMES
REAMES BROS.,
Our Centennial brings into notice Fearful storms have occurred throughout
Estray Notice.
facts concerning the progress of relig­ Nevada.
Odd Fellows’ library at Salom boasts WAKEN VP BY THE UNDERSIGNED,
ions in the United States, which have of The
1 19 miles east of Jacksonville, one black
(Successors to White & Martin,)
1,019 volumes.
mare,about
15
hands
high,
a
small
white
been collated by Professor Denian, of More whisky frauds are coming to the star in the forehead and one white hind foot,
DEALERS IN
a brand or scar on the neck, about 10 years
Brown University, and are remarka­ surface everywhere.
old. The owner can have the same by pav­
ble. In 1777, the number of churches Polk county Independents have, the time ing charges.
H. J. TERRILL.
POPULATION.
January
10,
1876.
3.
fixed
tor
their
convention.
was less than 950 ; by the census of
\
of th‘‘ Do’H''*<’ra»ic Sta’e Cen- Males over 21 vears.......................... ..... 28,233 i
“ between 10 and 21................... ..... 12,324 ! 1870 the number was 72,000. Churches ! Hon. George II. Pendleton is traveling in
tral Com mil’<*<• is hereby ««lied to is? held (
Estray Notice.
“ umler 10 vears....................... ...... 15,135
the South, and is well received everywhere.
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CALIFORNIA STREET,
In the city of Portland the loth day ot Feb- . Females over 18 vears...................... ..... 20.384 have multiplied nearly sixty-seven fold;
“
between 10 ami 18............ ...... 9.045 population, eleven-fold. In 1870, re- ■ Some of the Eastern papers express the WAKEN UP BY THE UNDERSIGNED,
ruarv, 1870. A full attendance is requested. .
belief that Grant will pardon tho whisky 1 living 2)4 miles north ot Jacksonville, ,
“
under 10 years.................. ..... 14,514
1IENRY Kid l’PEL, Chairman.
on or about October 1st, 1875, one bay JACKSONVILLE.
• ■
OREGON.
ligious societies owned $351,000,000 thieves.
horse,
with
white
spot
on
forehead
and
on
’
Jacksonville, Dec. 28, 1875.
.....
99,635
j
Total population.........
worth of property. The most extra­ T. Rodgors Johnson, for 22 years Grand tip of the nose, about five years old, with an
[Democratic papers please publish.)
OTHER STATISTICS.
brand, apparently J C, on left hip.
ordinary increase has been among Secretary ot the Grand Lodge of California, obscure
- —- -
I
Appraised at $30.00 by J. II. Stinson, J. P.
Acres of Land in cultivation........ . 560.313 ¡
Radical Buncombe.
M. HANLEY.
Bushels ot Wheat raised................ . 5,078,214 Methodistsand Roman Catholics. The I. O. O. F., died recently.
LOW PRICES WILL WIN
“
of Oats raised...................... . 2,816,181 rapid ratio of increase'of religious bod­
Fizzleville is tho name of a new town
210.S5S
“
of Barley raised................
The Radicals have made considerable
started in Clackamas county, about sixteen
Sheriff’s Sale.
17,078 1 ies might well seem alarming, were it ,
“
of Rye raised.....................
miles
south
of
Oregon
City.
fuss about the removal of veteran
93,696
“
of Corn raised...................
y virtue of an execution and I
llav produced..................... .. 101,494 1 not that the vast amount of propertj7
Hon. II. H. Starkweather, Republican
Union soldiers from subordinate po«i- ' Tonsof
UNDERSIGNED TAKE PLEAS-
order of sale duly issued out of the j rpHE
Pounds of Wool produced............ . 1 ,‘>59,847 ! held by religious organizations is dis- ! member of Congress from Connecticut, died
I
ure
in notifying their friends and tho
10,235 j
Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for '
tions in the Lower House of Congress, < >unees of Gohl Dust.......................
public
generally
they have purchased
in
Washington
City
on
the
28th
ult.
tributed
among
many
bodies.
A
cen
­
the county of Jackson, and to me directed the stock of White that
head of Sheep.................. ... 512,321 j
A Martin, and are now
and all without any foundation what- , Number
98,476 tury ago the Congregationalists were
and
delivered,
in
favor
of
James
T.
Glenn,
“
“ ot Hogs.....................
A Washington dispatch says that Geo. II.
67,230
“
“ of Horses.................
against Richard Davis and Elizabeth receiving anil opening a very large, exten­
ever. In the debate of the Amnesty ■
Williams
has been retained by Babcock as and
“
“ of Cattle................... . 2.34,907 largely in advance ; Methodists were
Davis, for the sum ot $563.26, gold coin, sive and well-selected assortment of
his counsel in the crooked whisky frauds.
bill, it Was stated, and not denied,
“
“ of Mules..................
1.909
and interest thereon at one per cent, per
hardly
known
by
name.
Now
Meth
­
Pounds
of
Tobacco
raised
.............
..
28,187
j
month, together with $24.75 costs and also
A
family
have
been
stricken
with
tri
­
that out of 15S suliordinate positions in Bushels of Potatoes raised............. .. 505,521 i
STAPLE DRY-GOODS,
odists are the largest organization in china at Chico, Cal., caused from eating the accruing costs, I have levied upon and
the last House only IS were filled with
“
of Apples gathered.......... .. 1,170.862
will offer for sale at public auction to the
of Cheese made................. .. 188,494 the land. One hundred years ago the raw ham, and the father has died therefrom. highest bidder for cash, in gold coin, at the
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Union soldiers, while the present) P Hinds
“
ot Butter made..................... 1,472,011 more important religious bodies were j J. Henry Brown, Secretary of the Oregon Court House door in Jacksonville, in said
4,815
county and State, on
House had only So subordinate posi­ B trrels of Salmon put up.............
Biskets of Oysters gathered.........
850 reckoned in the following order : Con- Pioneer Association, wants a brief biogra­
Saturday, February 26th, 1876,
California & Salem Cloths and Blankets,
tions, 26 of which are tilled with Union Feet of Lumber produced............. ..9S,527,134
phy of every pioneer. Send it to him at
gregationalist, Baptist, Church of Eng­ Salem.
at
one
o
’
clock
r.
M.
of
said
day,
all
of
the
soldiers. This shows the hypocrisy of
FACTS ANI) CURIOSITIES.
land, Presbyterians, Lutherans, Ger­ Over 500 prominent citizens of Toledo, following described real property, to-wil :
the Republicans, and proves that their
In population, Multnomah county man Reformed, Dutch Reformed and
The north-west quarter of the north-east
Beady-Made Clothing,
Ohio, petition for the repeal of the Act of quarter of section 27, in township 36, S. of)
patriotism extends no farther thin stands first, Marion second and Linn
Roman Catholics. In 1870, by Meth­ the last Congress lor the resumption of R., one west, in Jackson county. Together I
with all and singular the tenements, hered- j AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
words. During the time that they third. Tillamook has a population of,
odists, Baptists, Presbyterians, Roman specie payments.
itaments and appurtenances thereunto be- i
were in control of the House—fourteen only 528, all told. There are 12,719 •
Hon.
Lyman
Trumbull,
one
of
the
found
­
longing or in anywise appertaining.
Catholics, Christian Lutherans, Con­
Tlie above described real property is lev­
years—they never tilled a position more males in the State than females. |
ers of the Republican party, and one of the
Hats and Caps,
gregationalists and Protestant Episco­ ablest men of the age, has cast his lot with ied upon as the property of Richard and
within their gift with anyone save a Tho number of legal voters is 25,6S6.
Elizabeth Davis, to satisfy the demands of
pal. The zeal of American Christian­ the Democracy hereafter.
said
execution.
LADIES, CHILDREN A MLSSES SHOES.
partisan, and hoof the strictest sect. Linn county has the greatest number
J. W. MANNING, Sheriff.
ity has nowhere expended itself with
Bro. Bristow, ot the Salem Mercury, has
Yet, when the Democrats come into of acres under cultivation, and raised
By '1'. B. K ent , Deputy.
such force as it has in founding schools met with much misfortune lately, having Dated this 25th day of January, 1876.
power, they raise a howl because these the most wheat. Marion raised the
and colleges, and precisely at this lost two sons and a daughter by typhoid
party pets are displaced, and seek to most potatoes and the greatest number
fever. We offer our sincerest condolence.
We have also in connection with the above
Sheriff's Sale.
point the Roman Catholic Church
a very large and fine stock of choice
get sympathy from the public by con­ of bushels of oats. Umatilla county
The owners of the Monumental Mine, on
Y virtue OF AN EXECUTION is - I
merges
into
significance.
It
now
ranks
|
Granite
creek,
Grant
county,
have
struck
a
verting them into Union soldier'. excels in barley and rye. Douglas is
sued out of the Circuit Court of the
body of ruby silver ore which assays $1,500
State of Oregon for Multnomah county, and GROCERIES, GLASSWARE, QUEENS
This little dodge is too old and will not the champion county for hay, wool as fourth in population and second for j to
the ton. The pav streak is three feet wide. to me directed, in favor of James Hayes,
the value of church property. It has
WARE, HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
prove successful.
plaintiff, and against J. H. Reed, defendant,
and sheep. Jackson county produces
occasioned apprehension, but on in­ The city authorities of Salem are urged for the recovery of the sum of-six hundred
PAINTS, OILS, NAILS, WIN­
the largest yield of gold, 4,493 ounces
take immediate measures to improve the and fifty-five and fifty-eight hundredths
New Fiaauclai Bill.
sufficient ground, as reasons for its ! I to
sanitary condition of that city. There has dollars, with interest thereon at the rate of
being reported. This coanty also pro­
DOW GLASS, CAST AND
per cent, per annum, together with
The bill introduced in the House re­ duces the most corn and raised the • surprising growth can be found in for- I been unusual mortality there this Winter. ten
twenty-four and ten hundredths dollars
STEEL PLOWS, WOOD­
cently by Wood of New York, to re­ largest number of hogs. For horses | eign immigration. Neither the church
The members of the Congressional In­ costs, and costs accruing, 1 have levied upon
EN AND WILLOW
peal in part the Resumption Act of and cattle Wasco county carries the i statistics nor the census furnish mate- dian Committee are pleased with Professor and will on
Friday,
the
lMli
day
of
Febrnary,
1876,
{
Seelye
’
s
proposition
to
transfer
the
control
WARE, ETC.
January, 1875, and provide fora return palm. Lane county raised the most i rial for anxiety. But conceding that | of civilized Indians to State Governments.
between the hours of nine o’clock a . m . and
I
the
ratio
of
the
increase
has
been
great,
to specie payment without contraction, tobacco, and Polk county is ahead In
The Coos Bay stages have ceased running four o’clock p. m ., of said day, oiler tor sale
public auction to the highest bidder, for
proposes to utilize the seven hundred apples. Tillamook and Benton cou’ ties there is nothing in the growth of this j on account ot mud. Mail and passengers at
cash in hand, at tlie Court House door in
We are now ready to sell anything in our
million four per cent, bonds not yet alone produce oysters. Marion is the powerful body which need excite any now go by mud wagons and on horseback, Kerbyville, Josephine county, Oregon, the line
at lowest cash prices. Persons wishing
or on foot, as circumstances may make it following described real property, to-wit :
to buy goods will find it greatly to their ad­
negotiated and remaining in the cheese county, and Lane the banner apprehension.
Beginning at a tir tree fifteen inches in vantage to examine our stock before pur­
necessary.
diameter for the north-east corner of Reed chasing elsewhere, as we are deterininea not
Treasury, as a basis, by issuing small butterand mule county. Multnomah,
Tlie New Homestead Bill.
Senator Morrill has introduced a resolu­ & Co.’s placer claim, variation 19° east from to be undersold by any house in Jackson
Treasury notes in lieu of the present Clatsop, Douglas and Coos are the larg­
tion in the U. S. Senate for the establish­ the aforesaid corner, running as follows: county.
40°, east 27.50 chains, to the corner
legal-teuders and national bank cur­ est lumber producing. There are only
j-iFGive us a call, and then judge for
The following is the text of the ment of an educational fund from the pro­ north
from w hich a black oak 10 inches in diame­ yourself as to our capacity to furnish goods
rency. It also provides for the estab­ 10 mules in Clackamas county, and new Homestead bill passed by the ceeds of the public lands, for the support ot ter bears north 68°, E. 22 links distant; as above.
REAMES BROS.
black oak 6 inches in diameter bears north
agricultural colleges.
lishing of a sinking fund, to be made but 77 horses in Columbia. The latter U. S. Senate on the 27th ult.:
Jacksonville, Feb. 12, 1875.
30°, W. 13 chains distant; black oak 5
A mass meeting, to consider the subject inches in d ameler bears s. 3°, E. 22 links
of one-half of the surplus coin and county raised but G bushels of barley,
Be it enacted by the Senate and
annexing a ¡»art of Washington Territory distant ; thence north 50°, W. 5 chains for
revenues in each fiscal jear. It pro­ while Coos county produced 8 bushels House of Representatives in Congress of
to Oregon was held at Walla Walla last Sat­ coi ner lr >m which a yellow pine 18 inches
of rye.
vides for coin expenditures, and also i We understand that a pamphlet is assembled, That all pre-emption ami urday. A good many people tip there seem in diameter bears north 8°, W. 29 links dis­
tant ; jellow pine 12 inches in diameter
interest of I per cent, on unredeemed to be printed from the details of the I homestead entries, or entries in com­ to be in favor of the movement.
bears S. -js°, E. 55 links distant ; red fir 30 HARDWARE AND CUTLERY STORE
Havana advices say that the insurgents, n dies in diameter bears S. 75°, W. — links
4 per cent, kinds called in in lieu of 1 census and statistical reports when pliance with any law of the United
distant; thence north 40°, E. 58 chains to
Slates, of public lands, made in good
small Treasury notes issued, as a re­ the remaining two counties are heard faith by actual settlers upon a tract of 2,500 strong, invaded a certain section of corner from which a yellow pine 36 inches
Cuba, and destroyed sugar estates, some of bears S. 8 links distant ; yellow pine 15
demption fund for the resumption of from.
land of not more than 1G0 acres each, which arc valued at $2,000,000 each, and inches in diameter bears S. 80°, W. 43 links
distant; yellow pine 36 inches in diameter
CoiiAtitutionnl Amendment.
! within the limits of any land grant, 1,000 hogsheads of Museovada sugar.
specie payments. It also provides for
bears north 42° W. 82 links distant ; thence
prior to the time when notice of the
the suspension of the present sinking
Philip Klingen Smith, who gave import­ •S. 50°, E. 23.50 chains to corner from which
Mr. Blaine recently introduced in withdrawal of the lands embraced in
oak 10 inches in diameter bears E.
fund until resumption shall have been the Lower House of Congress an such grant was received at the local ant evidence in the farcical trial of the Moun­ a 16 black
links distant ; black oak 10 inches in di­
tain
Meadow
butcher,
Lee,
has
been
mur-
accomplished, and contains various amendment to the Constitution pro- Land Office in the district where such
ameter bears north 80°, W. 23 links distant ;
| dcred by the Mormons, at his ranch on the black oak 23 inches in diameter bears8. 30°,
new provisions for the better regula­ I viding against the diversion of the lands are situated, or after their resto­ Colorado, as was to have been expected.
W. 50 links distant; thenceS. 40°, W 65chains
tion of finances of the Government. : school fund to sectarian uses. This ration to market t>y order of the Gen­ Denna Eulalia Gucllin, who is supposed S. E. and N. W. to corner at top of ridge, California Street, Jacksonville, Oregon.
from which a yellow pine 20 inches in diam­
eral Land Office, and where the pre­
! was done more for effect than anything emption and homestead laws have to be 140 years old, has recently moved to eter bears north 74°, W. 6 links distant;
Coming to Fix Things.
4 LWAYS ON HAND THE BEST STOCK
the San Jose valley, near Pomona, for her black oak 20 inches in diameter bears north
else,
as
Blaine
knew
the
move
would
A
of Patent and Home-made Rifle and
been
complied
with
and
the
proper
50
links
distant
;
black
oak
15
inches
in
di
­
health. It is hoped she will live toa good
The Albany Democrat is credibly in­
Shot
Guns, single and double; Revolvers
ameter
bears
S.
43°,
E.
73
links
distant
;
be popular, and might aid him in his proofs thereof have been made by the old age, now that she has got to a healthy
formed that Old Flaxbrake is coming
t hence north 50°, W. 13.50 chains to corner of the latest patents; Pocket Pistols, neat,
Presidential aspirations. Mr. O’Brien, parties holding such tracts or parcels, place.
from which a yellow pine 30 inches in diam­ small and powerful ; Derringers, the latest
back to Oregon with Holladay for the
they
shall
be
confirmed
and
patents
eter
bears north 70°, W. 16 links distant; and best ; also, the best Powder and Pow­
The
cash
receipts
of
the
Palace
Hotel,
San
Flasks ; Hunting and pocket knifes of
purpose of fixing things for the cam­ of Maryland, Demi crat and Catholic, for the same shall is-ue to the parties Francisco, on Monday, January 3d, amount- red fir 36 inches in diameter bears north 34°, der
E. 30 links distant ; yellow pine 20 inches the best brands; all sorts of Shot and
however,
goes
Blaino
several
better,
by
entitled thereto. That when, at the i ed to $22,863. This is said to be the largest in diameter bears S. 71°, E. 25 links distant; Pouches; Caps, Wads and everything in
paign. They will first attempt to
offering
to
amend
his
amendment,
as
time of such withdrawal as afores i I, ! amount ever received in any one day by thence S. 40°, W. 26.39 chains, to post on the Sportsman’s line.
form a coalition with the “Corbett fel­
He will also keep a full line of SHELF
a valid pre-emption or homestead any hotel in the world for legitimate pat­ the east boundary of Recd <fc Co.’s claim, IIARDWARE,
Nails and Rope of all kinds
lows” and make the Oregonian the follows :
from which a red fir 30 inches in diameter
claim existed upon any lands within ronage.
and sizes, Carpenters’ and Wagon-Makers,
No
State
shall
make
any
law
respect
­
bears
north
50°,
W.
13
links
distant
;
a
lau
­
Republican organ; but failing in that ing an establishment of religion, or pro- the limits of any such grants, which
a complete assortment of Table and
What a tumble ! Less than a year ago rel 15 inches in diameter bears S. 48°, E. Tools,
Pocket
Cutlery, together with a full supply
27
links
distant
;
thence
north
7.75
chains,
will re-uscitate the Bulletin and sail I hibiting the full exercise thereof, and afterward were abandoned and under quicksilver was selling at $1.75 per pound,
to the place of beginning; containing 159 ot Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Glass, etc.
in for war. Williams’ return to Ore­ i no minister or preacher of the Gospel the deii-ions and rulings of tho Land I and to-day it is about 70 cents. The article acres, lying and being in Josephine county,
The above goods are all of the best qual­
ity,
and will l»e sold
Department
were
re-entered
by
pre
­
Oregon.
of
any
religious
creed
or
denomination
was
in
the
hands
of
a
monopoly,
but
new
gon must mean something of that sort.
Said
real
estate
was
levied
upon
as
the
emption
or
homestead
claimants
who
mines
soon
broke
the
ring,
and
the
specu
­
CHEAPER
THAN THE CHEAPEST.
He has no use for Oregon or for Ore­ shall hold any office of trust or emolu- have complied with the laws govern­
property of J. IL Reed.
lation in quicksilver was at an end.
• rnent under the United States or un­
New guns made to order, and repairing
DAN. L. GREEN,
gonians, except to further his own der any State. No money raised by ing pre-emption or homestead entries,
promptly
done and in good style. All or­
Sheriff
of
Josephine
county,
Oregon.
There has been no revolutionary move­
ders filled with dispatch.
Kerbyville, January 17, 1876.
schemes or ambitions; and now that taxation in any State for the support or shall make the proper proofs re­ ments in Mexico now’ for some little time,
27tf.
JOHN MILLER.
he is out of a position he naturally j of public schools, or derived from any quired under such laws, such entries but one is in full swing now, headed by
seeks his long neglected and constantly public fund therefor,noranypublic lands shall be deemed valid and patents General Hererra. The revolutionists have
ST. VALENTINE’S DAY!
JUST ISSUED.
shall
Issue
therefor
to
the
persons
en
­
I
devoted
thereto,shall
ever
t>e
under
the
been
so
far
successful
in
the
northern
por
­
ignored supporters and vassals for an­
cmtrol of any religious sect; nor shall titled thereto. That all such pre-emp­ tion, where L.e outbreak commenced.
other “boost.” And we think the any money so raised, nor lands so de­ tion and homestead entries which may
Two Hundredth Edition.
Under the Burlingame treaty, it seems,
people of Oregon will give him one— voted be divided, between religious have been made by permission of the the <'hiñese have a right to naturalization.
with the toe of their political boot.
sects or denominations ; nor shall any Land Department within the limits of Piper, of California, a Democrat, is trying
WILL BE GIVEN
minister or preacher of the Go-pel, or any land grant ata time subsequent to to remedy this outrage in Congress. Shoul 1
Revised and corrected l.v the author, E. do
For Hendrick«.
the
expiration
of
such
grant,
shall
be
he not succeed, and the Celestials enter into
of any religious creed or denomination,
F. CURTIS, M. I)., Ac.
Speaker Kerr, of the Democratic I hold any office in connection with the deemed valid and a compliance with the political arena, the Radical eamp will At VEIT SCHUTZ’ HALL
the lawsand the making of the proof receive a new reinforcement.
A MEDICAL ESSAY ON THE CAUSE
House of Representatives, is out in a ! public schools in any State, nor be eli- required shall entitle the holder of
and cure of premature decline in man,
Secretary Robeson of the Navy Depart­
i gible to any position of trust or emol­
—ON—
letter formally declining to be a candi­ ument in connection with any institu- claim to patents therefor.
showing how health is lost, ami how re­
ment seems to be the next most promising
gained. It gives a clear synopsis of the im­
date before the Democratic National i tion which shall be supported in whole
subject to come in under Grant’s oracular
pediments to marriage, the treatment of
saying, “ Let no guilty man escape.” One Monday Evening, Feb. 14th. nervous and physical debiliiy, exhausted
New Hampshire Democracy.
Convention for the nomination for j or in part from any public fund.
vitality, and all other diseases apj»ertaining
by one they will all be brought to answer
—
President. He says: “The Indiana
thereto
; the results of twenty years’ suc­
More Democratic Economy.
The Democratic Convention of New for their misdeeds, for the Democratic mill
cessful practice.
Democrats will present to our National
USIC WILL BE FURNISHED BY
of the Lower House of Congress may grind
The Democrats in the House of Hampshire, which met at Concord on slowly, but it will grind exceedingly sure
Messrs. Hull, Brown and Cimborsky.
Convention another of her sons as a
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
Tickets,
(including supper) $2.50. A cordial
the
12th
ult.,
nominated
Paul
Marcy
and fine.
candidate for the Presidency, (Gov. Representatives have begun the work
CURTIS
ON “MANHOOD.”—There is no
invitation is extended to all.
for
Governor.
The
platform
adopted
member
of
society by whom this book wifi
of
reducing
the
expenses
of
the
Gov
­
Another
instance
of
Republican
assurance
Hendricks) in whose advocacy for that
not
be
found
useful, whether he be parent,
before
election,
which
is
somewhat
amus
­
NOTICE.
high place I will stand by them in ernment in good earnest The tele- recognizes a settlement of the issues ing, may be found in the Congressional Rec­
preceptor or clergyman.— London Times.
CURTIS ON “MANHOOD.”—This book
hearty co-operation.” He adds that 1 graph informs us that the House Com- involved in the late civil war and of ord of January 6th, which gives an alpha­
should
bo read bv the young for instruc­
ASHLAND FLOURING MILLS
in his judgment “ the Democrats can­ | mittee on Appropriations have already binding force the Constitutional amend­ betical list of tho names of Representatives, rpiIE
1 property has been sold to Messrs. Jacob tion, and by the afflicted for relief ; it will
not do better, if so well, than to nom­ recommended the striking out of the ments ; favors a return to specie pay­ among which appears “ Henry Warren, Wagner and E. K. Anderson, and all know’- injure no one.— Medical Times and Gazette.
themselves indebted to us are hereby
Price.—One dollar, by mail or express.
appropriations for seven clerks of the ments, and retrenchment and economy Oregon, 1607 H street, N. W.” Being con­ ing
inate Gov. Hendricks.”
notified
to
call
and
settle
by
cash
or
note,
Address
the author, DR. CURTIS, 526 Sut­
House, and reducing the salaries of in public expenditures, and closes with fident of election, he made arrangements for as our books must lie settled within sixty ter Street, or P. O. Box 337, San Francisco,
board for this winter, and after his defeat
A Republican Opinion.
Cal.
WAGNER, ANDERSON & CO.
members of Congress from $5,000 per the following anti-Third Term resolu­ he either forgot or neglected to countermand days.
Ashland, January 24, 1876.
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat is an annum to $4,500 ; also proposing to tion :
the arrangement. May it be ever thus with
Administration organ, but it says :
Resolved,
That
illustrious
example
Radical assurance.
make a general reduction of 10 per
O. &. C. STAGE NOTICE ! GEORGE W. FREY,
The objection that a general and cent, on the salaries of all government and the spirit of our institutions are Our readers will remember that in 1872 four
(Successor to Caton Frey,)
N AND AFTER THE FIFTEENTH
alike opposed to a third Presidential men, named Frank Tompkins, M. E. Han­
universal amnesty “would allow Jeff.
employes.
The
salary
of
President
is
day
of
January,
1876,
the
rates
of
fare
Davis to take a seat in Congress,” is
term. That the course of the present son, W. II. Bramlette and J. W. White, were
charged by the Oregon and California Stage j
too weak and puerile to be entertained also recommended to be reduced after Chief Executive, in using the great convicted on a charge of robbing the mail Company
will be 15 cents per mile.
New Boot and Shoe Store.
at this day. There is no sense in ob­ this term to $25,000. This is a step trust incident to his office for personal at Antelope Canyon, Wasco county, and
W. S. STONE, Superintendent.
jecting to Jeff, after having admitted in the right direction, and they will and family aggrandizement, in inflam­ sentenced to the Penitentiary for life. It M ax M uller , Agent, Jacksonville.
CALIFORNIA STREET.
a whole regiment of Confederate Brig­ not cease in their work until the Gov- ing sectarian animosity, and interfer­ now appears that those men are innocent
MUSIC LESSONS.
adiers to seats in both Houses. If this evernrnent is rid of all sinecures, and ing with the course of public justice and that Milton Shepardson, Citarlos Dar­
great country Is afraid of one old man, the pay of officials fixed at a moderate toward defrauders of the revenue and nell and T. D, Phelps are the robbers. TNTENBING TO REMAIN IN JACK- I
AVING PERMANENTLY LOCATED
a great deal of lives and a great deal and just figure. Under a few years their abettors, enforces the belief that Phelps has been arrested and is said to have 1 sonville for a few months, those desiring
in Jacksonville, I respectfully inform
of money have been squandered in an of Democratic rule the country will a third term would be dangerous to confessed that he and the two others named to receive lessons on the piano can do so
the public that I am prepared to do all
the robbing. Shepardson is now in the during my stay. For further particulars kinds of work in the boot and shoe-making
unsuccessful attempt to save the once more be restored to a prosperous the liberties of the people and to the did
hands of a Deputy U. S. Marshal andon hi« inquire at the Franco-American Hotel of
line. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Union.
prosperity of the nation.
. wav to Oregon ffom California,
condition.
M me . DANCOURT.
29tf.
G. W. FREY.
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