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.1 --------X •»K.VBKAI« NOrrA «tvil Mervier. Official Paper for Jackson, Josephine & Lake. APRIL 21, 1877. SATURDAY, Trouble lu <*u*p. Mr. Hayes sorely vexes his brethren nf the ultra rtrlpe, and it seems as if an open rupture in Republican ranks was imminent. His policy on South ern affairs don’t seem to please them in the least. Wendell Phillips re 4 views him and his Cabinet very harsh ly,seemingrather indifferent as towhat he says and how hard he hits them. Blaine fairly effervesces with rage and says something very grating about Hayes’ title to the Presidency, Even old Ben Wade has awakened aud talks saucy to his whilom favorite, And the end is not yet. Many of those who upheld Mr. Hayes throughout are suddenly becoming arrayed against him. They have ceased hurrahing for him some time, and now many are not sure that he belongs in the Presiden tial chair at all. Hayes takes matters very philosophically. The ranting of his olisireperous brethren may perturb him, but he does not evince it very plainly. So far his Southern policy is a great deviation from and much of an improvement on that of his predeces sor. Perhaps be is attempting to cast off the stigma attached to his Presi I dential title by trying to do what Mr. Tilden would have done—remove the troops from the South and allow the people there to govern themselves, he sides working other substantial re- forms. » Deiuocrntie Volli,. The Republicans toasted loudly over the results of the recent .New Hamp shire election the day foilowing the event. They claimed tn have carried not only their Governor and a large majority of the Legislature, but the thrpe members of Congress in the place of the two Democrats and one Republican in the last House. More complete returns soon abated these exultations, especially in regard to Congressmen; and it finally turned out that the Democrats had re-elected Jones in the First District, In truth, notwithstanding the discouraging con ditions under which the Democrats fought the «battle this bpring, they made a handsome gain over the vote of last Fall. Hayes then received 41,- 539 votes, and Tilden 38,509, giving a majority of 3,030. At the recent election the three Republican candi- dates for Congress obtained 39,728 votes, and the three Democratic candi dates 37,648, leaving to the Republi cans a majority of 2,080. This is re ducing the Republican majority of last Fall by 950. It puts another face on the affair; and, with the complete re turns before them, the Republicans are now naturally silent. B um !« vb . Turkey. After much blustering and maneu vering, Russia has finally got up to the fighting pitch and threatens to make short work nt Turkey. How ever, European affairs are such that one kingdom or empire cannot get in to a tussle with another unless some of the balance have much to say in the premises. Therefore, it is not unlike ly that some of the other Powers may become involved in this disagreement between Turkey and Russia, and an extensive European war may be the result. Turkey is well prepared to offer determined resistance to the en croachments of her old enemy, having lieen constantly preparing while the European Powers were endeavoring to conciliate matters. Less than another week will probably fully develop the situation. Not for Mitehlpple. The Oregonian emphatically denies that it is now run in the interest of Senator Milchippie. From the ten or of the article denying this soft im peachment one would imagine that it is ratner against him than for him, aiich is the verbiage with which it h clothed. Those who seem to know be lieve the recent transfer ot the Ore gonian insures the defeat of our alias Senator, as it is said Scott does not en tertain the best (>f feelings toward him since he had Harvey kicked out of the Cuilectorship ot Customs. The consistency of Mr. llayes’ prac tices with his professions of desire to reform the civil service, as enumerate»! in his letter of acceptance and then in bis inaugural message, is proved by his ap|>oiutment of Samuel B. McLin to the position of Associate Justice of the Territorial Supreme Court of New Mexico. McLin was one of the cor rupt and lyiDg Republican members of the Florida Canvassing Board who as sisted in the alteration of the returns so as to destroy the legitimate Tilden majority and present the appearance of a majority for Hayes. He is reward ed for his ••valuable services” by gift of a Judgeship. Hayes in his letter of acceptance, says the ExUminer, an nounced that his administration would be based on “the old rule, the true rule, that honesty, capacity and fidelity constitute Hie only qualifications for office, and there is no other cliirn.” The only claim McLin has is “fidelity” to Hayes, anil that fidelity led him to count in a return from Baker county which the board had unanimously de clared to be a false statement of the vote actually cast, and to throwout the vote of Clay county after the Court had declared it must be counted. McLin gets his Judgeship solely on account of his services in the fraudu lent count—nothing more. Laura D. Fair has filed a petition in bank ruptcy. Frank Leslie, with a corps of artists, is t*n route to this eoast on a two months’ tour. Joyce is in tlie penitentiary and Haves in the White House—both for receiving stolen goods. Morand. charge»! with tlie murder of Thus. I>. Davis at Portland, has been dis charged. Chamberlain repoats Packard’s taunt that 11a yes is discrediting the methods of his own election. Mr. Cole, of East Portland, has bought the “old war horse” Billy Bigham, and will train him for the State Fair races. Isaac Friedlander, tho groat grain king of the Pacific Coast, if not the United States, failed at San Francisco on the 4th. Tlie Herald's Washington special fore shadows that the contest for tho Sneaker ship lies between Morrison and Randall. Nearly three hundred fishermen at the Columbia fisheries have struck, and refuse to work unless they get fifty cents per fish. Bob Ingersoll says of Hayes: “Johnson brought discord into the Republican party in »year, but this fool has done it in a day.” The papers and other property at Colum bia were transferred to Hampton on the 11th, and he is now in peaceful possession of the State House. It now seems certain that Butler, Demo crat. from South Carolina, will be admitted as Senator. Corbin, it is said, will decline a contest. Ono more for us. A now agricultural paper is to be started at Salem by an association of wealthy far mers. The mechanical part ot tho work will be done in the Statemnan oflice. There are now fifty-seven returning board members in the Nicholls Legislature. Nicholls’government gains new strength every day, while Packard’s weakens. It i« stated on good authority tliat O. N. Denny, Collector of Internal Revenue. Port Wnut» lte<*l Mini Justice, Too. land, has tendered his resignation, and that the same is now on its way to Washington. To the Baltimore Gazette corre J. M. Kelty has been appointed Postmas spondent Hon. R. M. Merrick, late of ter at Lafayette. So Dr. Watts is out in tlie cold. We understand that there is diffi the Democratic counsel before the Elec culty in settling tlie accounts of that official. toral Commissicn, in reply to the ques Robeson was appointed Secretary of the tion whether legal proceedings wen* I Navy in June, 1869, and only by dint of the | choicest economy has he been able to save at all likely to be instituted against the i I .<{00,000 out of his eight years' salary of J8,- fraudulent President, said : “I can 000 a year. The st. Louis TDne.i is quite willing to ad only say on that subject that so long as mitt hat Rutherfraud Hayes will improve tlie Mr. Hayes, although fraudulently seat civil service if he changes it at all, as it be impossible to make it worse than ed in the Presidency, administers hi- it would has been under Grant. office according to the Constitution and It is now ascertained that the expenditures the clearly expressed demands of the of the Forty-fourth Congress were, in round numbers. $50,000,000 less than those of the people, I think no well-meaning citi Forty-third Congress. Ono was Democratic zen would care to disturb him in his and the other Republican. Among the documents in the hands of tenure. The country wants rest, bui i Harper Bros., for future publication, is it wants justice, too ; and if Mr. Haye* said to be evi<lence that $250,000 was divided five New York Repub'ican legisla does not remove tho troops within a among tors to secure the passage of the Tweed reasonable time from both the South charter. A letter from San Francisco to a resident ern States, and restore them to home of olvmpi.r, Washington Territory, says rule and prosperity, you may look for that two trains of emigrants rocentlv lef some 8tich movement on the part of Chicago, numbering respectively 700 and ‘>00 persons, destined for Oregon and Wash the Democracy.” He admitted the ington Territory. possibility of the other side placing Washington, April 14.—Amnngthe Louis iana Commissioners, Hawlev and Harlan endless obstructions the way ot are extreme Republicans,McVeigh and Law reaching a verdict gwo warranto rence are Liberal*, and Brown a Democrat. Not more than two have as yet concurred in proceedings of such magnitude, and any proposition, and the most that is hoped for is that tlieir report will be four to one, was evidently of the opinion that no with tlie Democrat in the minority. such steps would be resorted to by There are twenty’ cases of contested seats Governor Tilden except in the contin to come before the next Congress ; to which also be added tho case of Dr. S. W. gency mentioned, when the Constitu may McDowell, of Salem, who received but tion and the whole country would be one or two votes, and has tiled papers con testing Dick Williams’ seat from this State. at his back. Of the twenty cases, Louisiana has 3; Colo rado, 1 ; South Carolina, 3; Alabama, 1; Mitchell nlins Hippie. Massachusetts, 1; California, 2; Missouri, 1; Tennessee, 1; Virginia, 2; Pennsylvania, 1; The anonymous forsaker of his law*- Illinois, 2; and Florida. 2. of these contest twelve are Democrats and eight are ful Pennsylvania wife, that violator ot ants, Republicans. his marital vows, that embezzler of hi? Washington, April 16th.—The President partner's money, that bigamist under has no intimation as to when tho Commis sion will return. The opinion is expressed an assumed name, who now represent? that they may return by Saturday or Mon The troops will doubtless bo with the Republicans of Oregon in the Uni day. drawn, as intimate friends of the President ted States Senate, says the ¿Mobile *ay it is not to be expected he will pursue in Louisiana a course different from that in (Ala.) Register , had the effrontery to South Carolina, but it is an open question make an attack upon Mr. Tilden in a when it will be best to act. It is the desire of the President that tlie Commission shall speech before the electoral commission. have the fullest opportunity for the comple A just rebuke was administered by tion of their work. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS. NEW STORE! ANI» NKWM. Estray Notice. NEW GOODS ! NEW PRICES I T. G. REAMES. pre-emption filing .Vo. 160, dated April 9, 1874, upon the .V. E. Q of .V. E. Sec. 7, W. % of .V. W. and .V. W. Ji of 8. W. Ji, 8, Township 40 south. Range 8 east, Amer Stillwell, with whom Hayes Section in Lake county, Oregon, with a view to the got up his nice little private aide-show cancellation of said tiling : the said parties are hereby summoned to appeal at this for public effect, has been apfiointed to office on tho 25th day of May, 1877, at 1 ’clock p. m ., tovespond and furnish testi a fat plaee as a Deputy Marshal. It o mony concerning said alleged abandon will be remembered that Hayes caused ment. 8. B. CRANSTON, Register. G eo . C onn , Receiver. it to be spread abroad that he would not appoint him, because Stillwell’s wife was a sort of forty-second cousin to Mrs. Hayes. Ainer ran around and got into office by the back door. Grant was not afraid to reward his friend? openly; in that regard he waa more honest than his pions successor. (Successors to White <fc Martin,) Executor's Notice. New York Store CALIFORNIA STREET, JACKSONVILLE, JUST OPENED journalism. Its illustrations are clever and display a degree of artistic excel lence never before seen in a Pacific CrookeH «»«Melala. Coast periodical. We are gi ld to see the Eb. Stephens and J. B. Noble, Clerk I Wasp enjoying so large a measure of and Treasurer ot Douglas county from popular support. It richly deserves it. 1874 to 1876, seem to have been en By mail, $4 a year. gaged in a small Credit Mohiller game Hotel Burned. —4it least a committee appointed by The Southern Hotel of St. Louis, one of the County Commisaionera to examine the largest in the United States, was burned their accounts have found them abort on the 11th. About tifteen people were >1,053, which Noble, the ex-Trvaaurer either burned, or strangled to death. Loss Am* present bhvrltf, has been invited about $i,200,010, with considerable insur refund by the 25 lb. ance. * NOTICE. undersigned take pleas - ure in informing the public that tiny’ T he have just received and opened an entire I Administrator’s Notice. I I fre*h stock of In the matter of the estate of Joseph Cox, deceased. \yOTIUE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN the undersigned has l>ecn appointed bv the County Court of Ja<4cson county, Oregon, Administrator ot the estate of FANCY GOODS, Joseph Cox, deceased. All persons indebted to said estate are re HATS, BOOTS & SHOES. quested to settle the >ame immediately, and those having claims against tho estate will present them with tl»e proper vouchers to me at my resideiv-c in Table Rock precinct within six months from the date hereof. .4. A. HOUSTON, In SACHS’ Brick Building, well known as Administrator of the estate of Joseph Cox. Marell 22, 1877. I FALL & WINTER DRY-GOODS N Jacksonville, WITH AN ENTIRE CLOTHING. Etc., Etc., NEW STOCK OF GOODS. ‘THE TEMPLE OF FASHION.” Summons. —CONSISTING OF— In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Josejihino county. Vina Ann Applegate, plaintiff', vs. John L. Applegate, defendant; suit in equity for a divorce. T<> John L. Applegate, said Defendant: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OR 1 Oregon : You are required to appear in ATTENTION GE THE LADIES : ?ai<l Court and answer the complaint herein to the fact that wp have the largest assort filed by the first day ot the next regular ment of FANCY GOODS of every descrip term of said Court, commencing April 23d, tion now on hand, and we will henceforth 1877, or for want thereof a decree will be make this line of goods our specialty and taken against you dissolving the bonds of matrimony’ now existing between tlie nlain- sell them at titfand yourself, and for the care anil cus tody <>f ihe minor children of -aid marriage, Prices to Suit the Times and for the costs and disbursements in this suit. Published by’ order of the Hon. P. P. We also keep on hand a full stock ot Prim, Judge of saiil Court, made at Cham ber? and dated March 1st, 1877. Given under our hands this 1st day of GROCERIES. March, 1877. KAHLER A WATSON, HARDWARE, NAILS, GLASSWARE, Plaintiff’s Attorneys. These goods were all purchased by a inember <•!’ our firm from FI RST-CLASS HOUSES in San Francisco, and we will warrant every article and sell them as cheap for cash as any house in the county. We call the DRY-GOODS, FANCY GOODS, CLOTHING HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES. GROCERIES, Hardware, Cutlory and Crockery. CROCKERY, CUTLERY, I Administrator's Sale of Heal Estate. And very many other articles too numerous ♦ to mention. IN PURSUANCE <>1 AN ORDER AND ffi^Give us a »'all and judge for yourself i 1 license of the County Court of the Stalo as to our capacity to furnish goods as above. ot Oregon, for Jacksoil county, sitting for REAMES BROS. ihe transaction of probate business on April 1*77, the undersigned. Administra tor of the estate of Livinia Slow, deceased, will sell at public auction, for cash in U. s. «old coin, at the Court House »tour in Jack sonville, in said county, on T. A. DAVIS. Nal ii rtiny. May 12. 1477, F. K. ARNOLD, T. A. DAVIS & CO •» NOTICE W HOL E S A L E D R U G GISTS, U. S. LAND OFFICE, ) L ineville , Oregon, April 7, 1877. j pOM PLAINT HAVING BEEN EN- VJ tered at thisofliee by Quincy A. Brooks, 71 FRONT STREET, Attorney for the State of Oregon, against o. H. Swingle for abandoning his homestead PORTLAND, OREGON. entry .Vo. 45. dated Seirtember 18, 1874. upon the S. W. Q of S. W. J4, S. ’i of S. E. ’,, Sec. 11, and .V. E. of .V. E. Q, Section 14, Township 40 south. Range 13 east, in WE KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND Lake comity, Oregon, with a view to the cancellation of said entry’ : the said parties IT a complete stock of are hereby summoned to appear at this office on the 19th day of May, 1*77, at 1 o'eloek p . M., to respond and furnish testi DRUGS, mony concerning said alleged abandon ment. S. B. CRANSTON, Register. PERFUMERY and TOILET ARTICLES, PATENT MEDICINES, GLASSWARE, WINDOW GLASS, PAINTS. OILS AND Sole Agents for Oregon for the cele brated CARIIOLIC! SHEEP DIP, which kills’!’ ieks, Lice and all parasites on sheep, and is a sure cure for screw-worm, scab and foot rot. Circular sent on application. THE FINE YOUNG STALLION, YOUNG PRINCE. U.S. LAND OFFICE, ) L inkville , Oregon, April 7, 1877. i COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN EN- tered at this office by Quincy A. Brooks, Attorney for tho State of Oregon, HOUSE PAINTING. against John II. Butls for abandoning his SIGN PAINTING, pre-emption filing ATo. 114, dated October 10, 1873, upon tlie 8. E. of S. W. S. W. ORNAMENTAL PAINTING. *4 of 8. E. 'V. and lots 6 and 7, See. 17 and lots 15 and 16, Section 20, Township 39 i WAGON AND CARRIAGE PAINTING south, Range 9 east, in I^ike county, Ore gon, with a view to the cancellation of said ALL STYLES OF GRAINING DONE. filing : tho said parties are hereby’ sum moned to appear at this office on the 23d Orders from the country promptly attend day ot May, 1877, at 1 o’clock P. M., to re ed to. 21. spond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged abandonment. ORSE, Paint, Sash, Scrubbing and Black S. B. CRANSTON, Register. ening Rrushesat JOHN MILLER’S. H at 1 o'clock P. M., the following described real properly, situated in Jackson county, Oregon, belonging to the estate of said dv- cea.-ed, to-wit : Bi ginning at a post 20.90 chains east, 8.(4» chains south, from the corner to sections 5, s ami 9. in township No. 36, tht nee west S0.50chains ; thence south 10 chains; thence east *o chains ; thence 40 chains north to place of lieginning—the same being the west half of donation land claim No. 51, llie whole ot which claim contains 321 aer< , and is situated in tov nship 36 south, rango- 1 west. Together with all the appurte nances thereunto belonging. HERMAN v. HELMS, Administrator of the estate of Lavinia Stow, deceased. Jacksonville, April 7, 1877. Summons. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the county of Lake. NOTICE. Hannah Hudson, plaintiff, vs. James H. Hudson, defendant; suit in equity lor 1 U. S. LAND OFFICE. divorce. L inkvillk , Oregon, April 3. 1877, i To James II. Htulson, defendant : OM PLAINT HAVING BEEN EN- OMPLAINT tered at thisoflice by Quincy A. Brooks, I N THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OR- Attorney for the State of Oregon, against A. L egon : you are hereby’ required to ap C. Modie for abandoning his pre-emption pear and answer tlie complaint filed against filing .Vo. 269, dated October 2ft. 1*74. upon you in the Circuit Court of the State of Ore gon for tlie county ot I^ake, in the alxwe the 8. % of JV. E. Q. A’. W. k of A’. E. and N. E. of 8. VV. Q, Section 14, Town entitled suit, in which Hannah Hudson is ship 40 south, Range 13 east, in Lake plaintiff and James H. Hudson is defend county, Oregon, with a view to the cancel I ant. within ten days from the date of tho lation of said filing: the said parties are service of thia summons upon you if served hereby summoned to appear at this office within the county ot Lake ; or, it served in on the 19th day of May, 1877, at 10 o’clock I any oilier county ol this State, then within a . m ., to respond and furnish testimony twenty days from the date of the service of this summons upon you ; but, if served concerning sa’d alleged abandonment. by publication, then on tlie first day of the 8. B. C ranston , Register. next term ot said Circuit Court in the coun ty of Lake, which shall commence six GREAT SACRIFICE! weeks or more after the date of iho first publication hereof, which said term will commence on Monday, the 25th day of June, 1877. And, if you fail to answer as —IN— above required, for want thereof the plain tiff will apply to the Court for the relief de manded in the complaint, which is for a BLACKSMITHING ! judgment and decree of the Court that the marriage contract between plaintiff and de fendant be dissolved, and that plaintiff have the care and custody of the children named in the complaint, and tiiat defendant pay 4 S ALL OUR MERCHANTS ARESELL- the costs an»’, disbursements of the suit. 2Y ing out at cost and freight, wp are ready summons is published pursuant to to do blacksmithing at <-ost and freight, but an This order made by Hon. P. P. Prim, Judgo must have the cash when the work is com ot said Court, made al Chambers and dated pleted. Shop on the corner of California February, 21, 1877. A. (J. JONES, and Main streets. Attorney for Plaintiff. SHANNON A BIRDSEY. C I I I Will stand at my stable four miles north east of Phoenix the ensuing season, (Wednes days ami Fridays excepted) commencing April 2d and ending July 2d, 1877. Young Prince was sired by the well known horse White Prince, owned by W.C. Myer, of Ashland, out of a Blackhawk mare. * lie is a dark iron gray, has very fine action, is NEW BAKERY, remarkably pleasant in disposition, and will weigh about 1,400 pounds. I n M asonic B uilding , O regon S t ., Terms : Ten dollars, in U. S. gold coin, for tho season, to be paid at the end thereof. JACKSONVILLE, OGN. Pasturing, 50 cents a week per head ; but will not be responsible for any accidents that may happen. S. C. TAYLOR. rpiIE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY . Dh- sires to announce to the public that lie JOHN L. CARTER <fc SON. is now prepared to till all orders for cakes of every description, such as wedding cakes PAINTERS. cakes for parlies, wine eakes; also brown and rye bread, ginger snaps and crackers Takes orders on exchange. Prices reasona E ARE FULLY PREPARED TO DO ble and satisfaction guaranteed. fSP Fresh bread everv day. all kinds of Painting, including W 1 OREGON. ATTENTION ! On the corner of Oregoa and Jackson Sts., opposite Odd Fellow’s Hall, e In the matter of the estate of R. B. lfarga- dine. deceased. VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TIIAT la the undersigned has been appointed Executor of the estate of Robert B. llarga- dine, deceasiid. All persons indebted to said estate are re quested to settle the same immediately, and those having claims against the estate will present them with the proper vouchers to me at my residence in Ashland precinct within six months from the date hereof. SILAS \V. KILGORE. Executor <>f the estate of K. B. llargadine.. March 16,1877. GENERAL MERCHANDISE, V NOTICE. U.S. LAND OFFICE, ) L ineville , Oregon, April 7, 1877. j COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN EN- tered at this oflice by Quincy A. Brooks, Attorney for the State of Oregon, against Waid P. Martin for abandoning his pre-emption filing A’o. 116, dated October 20th, 1873, upon the W. % of .V. W. % and The IVawp. lot 10, Sec. 8, and lot 6, Section 7, Town ship 40 south, Range 8 east, in Lake county, The S. F. Bax/)—bold, biting, spicy, Oregon, with a view to the cancellation of said filing: the :d parlies are hereby sarcastic, stinging, slashing right arid summoned to appeal at this office on the t left, yet honest, capable, respectable, 23d day of May, 1877, at 10 o’clock a . M., to respond and furnish testimony concerning di-criminating and far from captious, said alleged abandonment. S. B. C ranston , Register. withal—is a credit to San Francisco E. K. REAMES. REAMES BROS., Justice Strong to this anonymous wife PAINTER’S STOCK OF EVERY KIND, NOTICE. deserter for l»is unworthy and uncalled- for insinuations against Gov. Tilden, BLUE VITRIOL, U. S. LAND OFFICE. ) and it was very koenly felt by Mitch L înkville , Oregon, April 8, 1877 i I ell alias Hippie, as was shown in his pOMPLAINT HAVING BEEN EN- LUBRICATING OILS, ETC. ETC. tered at thisofliee by Quincy A. Brooks, embarrassed manner and heightened Agent and Attorney for the State of Oregon, against Andrew Webb for abandoning his color. Amer Vela In. XTOTIi’E is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN an estray has been taken up by the undersigned, living near Willow Springs,. Jackson county, Oregon, viz.: One dark bav or brown mare, branded O. C. on the- right shoulder, white spot in forehead, left hip down, eight or nine years old. Has been running in this neighborhood sonny three years. J. BROWN. April 3d, 1877. W m .' k REUZER. TO THE PUBLIC. NOTICE U.S. LAND OFFICE, I ) ) T j INKVH. le , Oregon, April 7, 1877. i COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN EN- tered at this office by Quincy A. Brooks, Attorney lor the State of Oregon, against Thomas M. Cochran for abandon ing his pre-emption tiling .Vo. 126, dated .November 2oth, 1873. upon lots2, 3, 4,5.Band 7, Section 35, Township 39 south, Range 8 east, in Lake county, Oregon, with a view to the cancellation of said filing: the said parties are hereby summoned to appear at this office on the 23d day of May, 1877, at 10 o’clock a . M., to respond and furnish testi mony concerning said alleged abandon ment. S. B. C ranston , Register. )AINTS (patents er other,) Oils. Var nishes, Shelae, Window Glass, Emery,. I Borax, etc., for salw in endless <piaiititi<>s by JOHN MILLER. Vr0U ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT I all persons traveling and crossing the bridge on Rogue river, at Rock Point, that QEND 25c. to G eo . P. R owell A Co., New Jackson county is in no wise responsible for k} York, tor Pamphlet of 100 pages, con any accident or loss that may be sustained taining list» of 3,000 newspapers, and esti while crossing said bridge, as the same is mates showing cost of advertising. not standing upon any public highway. Published by order of the County Court, XT A I BN. Ropes, Carpenters’ and Wagon this 9th day of April, 1877. IN Makers’ Tools for sale bv Attest : E. D. FOUDRAY, Clerk. JOHN MILLER.
