Jhr gcniorratic
TKIULLATIOXM OF A RADICAL WAR-
111 OR.
WKXERAL NOTFN
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW STORE!
AND NEWN.
Estray Notice.
Wheat was sold at San Francisco last
Ben Wade is one of the many ultra Saturday at $3 15 per cental.
VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Offifinl Puper for Jackson, Josephine & L»ke. Republicans who does not approve Hampton's message is said to be a step to-
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, wards repudiating the State debt of South
undersigned, living near Willow Springs,
of
Mr.
Hayes
’
Southern
policy,
and
is
(’a rolina.
SATURDAY....................... MAY 5, 1877. I
Jackson county, Oregon, viz.: One dark
not slow about letting the public know
Oregon wheat is quoted at 64 shillings per I
bay or brow« mare, branded O. ( . on the
quarter in London, against 40 shillings last
right shoulder, white spot in forehead, left
it in an unmistakable manner. He September.
A l.udirron« ImhroKUo.
hip down, eight or nine j^ats ohi. Has
says :
been
running in this neiglniorhood some
Our Government will probably send two
The Portland papers are from time
three
years.
J- BROW N.
or
three
odicers
abroad
to
observe
the
mili
­
J efferson . O., April 9, 1877.
to time flHed with effusions from Hon.
April 3d, 1877.
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tary operations between Russia and Turkey.
B. F. Burch, Superintendent of the U. H. P ainter , Washington, D. C.:
Packard received 600 more votes in Louis­
My Dear Sir: Your letter of the iana than Hayes did; and yet Hayes was
Estray Notice.
Penitentiary, and Win. H. Watkinds,
5th of this month is duly received. I declared elected by Louisiana's vote while
VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the ex-Superintendent. iti which they You ask whether I r ‘member what I I Packard is incontinently booted out.
A MAGNIFICENT STOCK
1.N the undersigned has taken up ana
The Secret ary of the Navyiproposes to fit
attack each other quite savagely, re­ said in favor of President Hayes in
posted an estrav horse of the following
I out several United States war vessels to be
1 description, to-wit : A brown horse about
minding a disinterested outsider very my endeavor to procure his nomina­ i in readiness for any emergency which may
five years old, no marks or brands. My
much of two itreat boobies quarreling tion at the Cincinnati Convention? I i arise in connection with the Turco-Russian
residence is on Little Applegate, in Jackson
—OF—
l war.
county, Oregon. The owner will jilcasecall
and having* nothin? in particular to do remember it after what has trans­
and pay charges and get his property.
A West Virginia paper has already printed
pired with indignation and bitterness
CHAS. L. THURMAN.
fight over. First, Watkinds, upon re­ ! of soul that I never folt before. You j its ticket for 1880. It is made up ot James
I). Williams, ot Indiana, for President, and
March 31, 1877.
tiring, h exceedingly anxious to have ■ know with what toll I labored for the Wade Hampton, ot South Carolina, for Vice
JUST OPENED
President.
I
emancipation
of
the
slaves
of
the
the people know that he has managed
Estray Notice.
Governor Hartranft, as Commander-in-
the Penitentiary economically and South, and to procure justice for them
rpAKEN UP BY THE UNDERSIGNED,
Chief ot the national organization of the
made a good Superintendent, and, for before and during the time I was in Grand Army of the Republic, has issued a
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living three miles northeast of Jack-
On the corner of Oregon and Jackson Sts.,
Congress; and I supposed Governor general order designating May 30th as
'
sonville,
one bay mare, about titteen hands
opposite
Odd
Fellow
’
s
Hall,
fear nobody will know’ it, volunteers Hayes was in full accord with me on
i high, black legs, mane and tail ; with a
Memorial Day.
JUST
RECEIVED
I small white spot in forehead. Supposed to
to publish the fact himself. Then this subject. But I have been deceived,
Four of the Chico incendiaries have been
be four years old. Unbroke.
betrayed,
even
humiliated
by
the
comes Burch, who is evidently afraid
¡sentenced to the Penitentiary: H. T. Jones
Also one roan steer, about six years old,
for twenty years, James Fay and Pleasant
I crop off the light car and crop and slit in.
that Watkinds will get too much cred­ course he has taken, to denc^ince i Slaughter,
ten years, and Adam Holder­
Jacksonville,
Oregon. ! the lett.
it, and throws a damper on Bill’s pro- which I have not the language to ex­ ban in, five years.
!
AT
NEWMAN
FISHER
S.
The owner or owners will come forward
press. During the first month of his
,
and
j»ay charges and take the animals away,
The
Republican's
lament
:
nunciamento of his own excellence by administration we watched him close­
I
' or thev will be sold according to law.
Dearest R. B. II. has left us,
declaring it substantially incorrect. Of ly with two of the worst and most ma-
JACOB ISH.
Ami his loss we deeply feel.
WITH AN ENTIRE
For
of
spoils
he
has
bereft
us,
C >urse the ex-Superintendent retorts, ■ lignant enemies of the colored race
WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT
And no longer can we steal.
Notice of Final Settlement.
and of course Mr. Burch will not fore­ that can be found in alt that slave-
Gone over to the enemy !
' cursed region, and then consulting
In the County Court of the State of Oregon,
go his chance to come back. It is pure­
The wheat bonanza is now just the biggest
with those malefactors how best he thing going. Several Oregon shippers are
the County of Jackson, silling in pro­
ly a personal matter, in which only can put those colored people under iron, in great luck. The rise is equal to a gain of
NEW STOCK OP GOODS. for
bate Tuesday, April 24, 1877.
they have a particular interest, if any reduce their condition infinitely worse twenty or twenty-five dollars a ton; and
In the matter of the estate of George H.
I you can see yourself how nice a thing it is
Erb, deceased.
at all can be attached to it. It is, how­ than before they were made free. I to have a tew thousand tons on the way out.
ELIZABETH ERB, EXECUTRIX OF
ever, amusing to see how the Repub­ feel that to have emancipated those
L said estate, having filed in said Court
Chicago, April 26th.—The Inter-Ocean's
—CONSISTING OF—
her final account for settlement, and also
lican press distorts the affair and en­ I people and then leave them unpro­ St. Paul special says there has been a gen­
praying for an order for setting the time tor
tected would be a crime as infamous as eral observance of to-day throughout the
deavors to make a point against the to have them reduced to slavery when State, as one of fasting and prayer for deliv­
hearing the same, therefore nctice is hereby
given
that said final account will be heard
erance
from
the
grasshoppers.
All
busi
­
Democracy because of it. Its forebod- they were tree. And for Hayes to do ness was suspended, ami meetings held
and determined in said Court on Tuesday,.
Jun - 5, is;7. at which time all ¡»ersons hav­
ings of a party quarrel because these I this to the men who, at the hazard of morning and evening in the churches here.
ing anv objections to said final account and
The part of the Democracy while Mr.
doughty warriors see fit to assail each ) their lives, gave him votes without
settlement must then and there make the
Haves ami Mr. Blaine are settling their lit-
same.
other with their own peculiar weapons | which he never could have had the I I tie
difficulties is that which the bear liun-
Published in the D emocratic T imes for
' power to do this terrible injustice!
are wholly gratuitous and will prove 1 No doubt he meditates the destruc­ ! ter asked Providence to play when he taek-
four consecutive weeks l>v order of Hou.
CLOTHING
| led the grizzly—namely, neither to help the
Silas J. Dav, County Judge.
naught.
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tion of the party that elected him. A hunter nor the bear, but “to sit on the fence
E. b. FOUDRAY, Clerk.
see the biggest bear tight recorded in
I contemplation of this fills me with and
Tilden's Tse ties.
history.”
1 amazement inexpressible and indig-
Administrator's Sale of Real Estate.
Blaine, Banks, Wade, Garrison, Phillips,
D. M. Dickinson, Chairman of the | nation. My only consolation is that
HATS
AND
CAPS,
BOOTS
AND
SHOES.
Cameron, Packard, on ■ after another, come
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER AND
F. K. ARNOLD.
Democratic State Committee of Mich­ history informs me that better men : out against Hayes. The leaders ofthelm- T. A. DAVIS,
L license ot the«'ounty Court of the Stalo
igan, told a story in the State Conven­ 1 than I ever pretended to be have in • perial party are not foml or Constitutional
of Oregon, tor JacKsou county, s iting for
1 government; but the people are. Hayes,
the transaction of probate business on
•»
tion at Lansing the other day, says an i like manner been deceived. Some who is a fair lawyer, understands that he is
April 3d, 1877, the utidrrs.gued, Administra­
GROCERIES,
I have attempted to excuse him by say- holding the Presidency in trust for Tilden,
tor of the esiate of Lavinia Stow, deceased,
exchange, which is very much to Mr. ' ing that he means well, but hell is 1 and
therefore acts Democratic.
will sell at public auction, for cash in U. S.
W II O L E S A I, E DRUGGISTS,
Tilden’s credit. He said that just be­ I paved with just such good intentions.
9
cold coin, at the Court House door in Jack­
Colorado has abolished the Grand Jury
sonville, in said county, on
i in name but not in principle and practice.
fore the October election he was called
Yours truly,
B. F. W ade .
! Instead ofaGrand Jury, a Court ot Impeach-
T1 FRONT STREET.
Satiir<li*y. Muy 12. IN77.
to New York to consult with forty
Hardware, Cutlery and Crockery, at 1 o'clock p. m ., the following described
; ment, co .sisting of the County Judge and
Minority Presidents.
two Justices of the Peace, has been estab­
gentlemen from all parts of the Union.
real property, situated in Jackson county,
lished. This Court will investigate all
PO RTLANI \ OHEG ON.
< >reg(»n, belonging to the estate of said do-
Some of these gentlemen said that the
There were five minority Presidents charges of felony and other crimes, and de­
ceased, to-wit :
whether a bill of indictment shall
Republicans were importing voters in­ before Hayes. Andrew Jackson did termine
Beginning at a post 20.90 chains east, 8.60
ETC.,
ETC.
be preferred.
chains south, from the corner to sections 4,
to Indiaua and Ohio. They urged not receive a majority on the popular
WE
KEEP
CONSTANTLY
ON
HAND
Portland, April 28th.— A most shocking
a. b and 9, in township No. 36, thence west
so.56chains : thence south 4o chains; thence
that money must be had—that corrup­ vote, but he had 50,090 more votes I and fatal accident occurred yesterday at Den- 11 a complete stock of
! nis’sash and d »or the ory,Salem. J. Verdier.
east M) chains ; thence 40 chains north to
tion must be met with corruption. than his highest competitor. Polk rep­ ! proprietor of the cotfee and spice mills on
place of beginning—the same being the
Which will he sold CHEAPER than the
DRUGS,
west half of donation land claim No. 51,
The next day Gov. Tilden met the resented a minority, and so did Taylor, ■ State Street, while engaged in grinding some
CHEAPEST in the State.
. spices at a burr run by a belt connecting
I
the whole ot which claim conlains 321 acres,
forty gentlemen at his house, and the I but both were many thousand votes ! with the water wheel of the factory, was PERFUMERY and TOILET ARTICLES
and is situated in township 36 south, range
and carried ov< rthe shaft, mangling
1 west. Together with all the appurte­
three or four men who had previously ! ahead of the next highest candidate. ! I caught
him fearfully ami tearing one of his legs
nances thereunto belonging.
spoken again broached the subject of Buchanan fell nearly 400,000 behind ! completely off. He survived only half an
HERMAN v. HELMS,
PATENT MEDICINES,
j hour.
[7
Administrator of the estate of Lavir ia
money and means to counteract the the combined votes of Fremont and
Stow, deceased.
A Washington dispatch to the Now York GA.lNNIf’JA’/;, H AYZJOIU (r'L.l.S'N
Jacksonville, April 7, 1877.
Republican frauds. So far as Gov. Fillmore, and
yet
he
had
hal
r
a
mil-
j
World
says
at
a
conference
of
Southern
Re-
♦
Tilden knew, these men spoke the lion more than either one. Abraham ; publicans at the Ebbitt House, it was agreed
that the South hereafter would be unitedly
PAINTS. OILS AND
NOTICE.
sentiment of the entire body of State , Lincoln, with a million less votes than Democratic. In the course of the conver­
sation,
which
reached
a
high
temper,
threats
chairmen. He sat bolt upright and were thrown against him, was still of exposure of certain dispatches and docu­ PAINTER’S STOCK OF EVERY KIND.
listened, and when all had finished he I half a million ahead of Douglas. But ments in connection with the declaration of
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the result in Louisiana and Florida for
said : ••Gentlemen, I have an abid­ Returning Board Hayes, who now President were made. It was even declared
BLUE VITRIOL.
ing faith in the integrity of the Amer­ I occupies the office, held honestly by that if Packard was abandoned in Louis­
iana the most startling exposures of the
LUBRICATING OILS, ETC. ETC.
ican people. An election cinnot be | all of these minority Presidents, had means by which the Republicans counted
carried by corruption. Let your or­ neither a majority of the electoral vote in Hayes there would be published.
ganizations see to it that th : men they 1 nor of the popular vote. More ballots Report of the l.oiiisiitnii Commission.
Sole Agent« for Oregon for the cele­
import do not vote ; but, when you were cast for Tilden than for Hayes,
brated CARBOLIC' SHLKP Dll', which
The Louisiana Commissioners’ re­ kills Ticks, Lice and all parasites on sheep,
come to me and ask me to offset fraud ' Cooper and Smith combined, with
port recites the state of affairs they and is a sure cure for screw-worm, scaband
AT—
foot rot. Circular sent on application.
by fraud, you make a grand mistake.” j nearly 150,090 to spare. Hayes is
I found in New Orleans, on their arri­
neither
the
President
of
a
majority,
Awamp
lleeiMion.
val there, and the necessity of first se­ ANNIVERSARY BALL!
J. S. HOWARD'S STORE
i nor honestly of a minority. He is the curing a common Legislature of undis­
The following decision has been
TO
BE
GIVEN
BY
President of a returning board and of
puted authority.
Having accom­
made by the Secretary of Interior.
a conspiracy.
NOTICE.
plished this, they considered the re­ I
Aa it has bearing on the swamp lancb
Just How They Feel.
moval of troops the next thing in or­
U.S. LAND OFFICE,
)
question in our State we give it in full:
IMP.
O.
R.
M„
L
inkvii
.
le
,
Oregon,
April
3,
1877.
>
W ashington , April 26th.—Some
The state of mind of the average der to obtain tranquility as regards le­
¿ tOM PLAINT HAVING
BEEN EN-
months ago the General Land Office Republican Congressman at Washing­ gal questions in dispute between the AT VEIT SCHUTZ’ HALL i
V ‘ tcred at thisodieeby (Juincv A. Brooks,
Attorney lor the State of < *regon, against A.
«ledined to certify lands to the State
Nichols and Packard parties as to
ton
since
Mr.
Hayes
has
announced
C.
Alodie for abandoning his pre-emption
—
ON
California as swamp, for the reason
the constitutionality of the a-ts of the
filing .Vo. 20!». dated Octolrer 20, 1S74, upon
his
intention
ol
being
a
law
unto
him
­
that sundry pre-emption claims were
dies.
of .V. E.
.V. W. '4 of .V. E. J*,
Legislature creating the Returning Friday Evening, May 11th, 1877.
and A’. E.
of S. tV.
Section 14, Town­
on record covering them. Schurz on self in the matter of appointments re­
Board.
The
Nichols
party
admitted
ship
40
south,
Range
13
east, in Lake
appeal has reversed this decision,* and minds one of the negro who fell into
county, Oregon, with a view to the cancel­
lays down the following new and very the Mississippi. Thrice they tried to there was nothing in the Constitution
lation of said filing; the said parties are
Committee of Arrangements :
important rulings for the future guid­
hereby summoned to appear at this office
opposed
to
the
creation
of
the
Board,
James Birdsey, John Cimborsky, A. Fisher,
rescue the drowning man as thrice he
on the 19th day of May, '1877, al 10 o’clock
ance of the department : The swamp
as far as Federal elections were con­
David Cronemiller, L. Solomon.
a . m ., to respond and furnish testimony
land act of 1850 was a grant in prexenti, came to the surface exclaiming in cerned'; but, that io respect to Gover­
Moor Managers :
concerning said alleged abandonment.
and under it the State of California agony, ‘'Save dat yere pocket-book !”
S. B. C ranston , Register.
E. I). Foudray, (’. W. Savage, Sol. Sachs. JOHN L. CARTER & SON,
was entitled to all lands at that date/z\t a fourth attempt they fished him nor and members of the Assembly,
Committee on Reception :
Actually swamp. The act of July, 1866, out, unconscious, but his pocket-book the Constitution clearly devolved upon E. B. Watson, H. K. Hanna, II. Pape.
PAINTERS.
NEW BAKERY,
to quiet land titles made no new grant
the Secretary of Slate and the Assem­
had sunk to rise no more. When, after
I n M asonic B uilding , O regon S t .^
of such lands, but only quieted the
bly the duty of receiving and count­ l OOD MUSIC AND SUPPER WILL
I be provided. Tickets, (including sup­
ARE FULLY PREPARED TO DG
titles to land which had been regarded half an hour’s arduous exertion^, they ing votes. As matters stood on the
11 kinds of Painting, including
per) $3.00. A general invitation is extended.
JACKSONVILLE, OGN.
by the Stale as swampy, although per­ brought him to himself, the poor Afri­
HOUSE PAINTING.
haps not actually swamp land. Con­ can’s first words were: “Did you arrival of the Commission, legal title
NOTICE.
the
respective
claimants
to
the
office
of
sequently, the saving clause in favor sabe dat yere pocket-book ?” They ex­
SIGN PAINTING,
of the pre-emption rights of 1866 does
of Governor depended upon this ques-
U.S. LAND OFFICE,
plained to him that they had been un­
O RN A M ENT A L P AINTINi»,
! )
not apply to lands which were actually
L inkvii . le , Oregon, April 8, 1877. j
j tion. There was no judicial tribunal i
•wamp, and all pre-emption settle- able to do so without risk of losing ¡acknowledged by both parties by COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN EN- WAGON AND CARRIAGE PAINTING
tered at this oilice by Quincy A. Brooks,
luenta on ‘•uch lands conceded to be him, whereupon, in a voice of anguish,
ALL STYLES OF GRAINING DONE.
which
it
could
be
settled
;
consequent
­
Agent
and Attorney for the state of Oregon,
awamp are alwolutely void, unless he exclaimed : “If yer didn’t sabe
against Andrew Webb for abandoning his
ly the only hope of a practical solution pre-emption tiling „Vo. 160, dated April 9,
Orders from the country promptly attend
made prior to Sept. 28, 1859.
dat yere pocket-book, what <lo debble
ed to.
21.
1874,
upon
the
„V.
E.
'4
of
-V.
E.
»4,
sec.
7,
was in the union of the undisputed
War < oinmeured.
was the use of sailing me ?” That is
W. !4 of -V. W. !4 and -V. W. X of S. W.
I members of the rival Legislatures, Section 8, Township 40 south, Range 8 east,
just
how
the
Republican
Congressman
Turkey and Russia finally concluded
in I^ake county, Oregon, with a view to the GREAT SACRIFICE!
. TO THE PUBLIC
j This was effected, and matters being cancellation
of said tiling : the said parties
feels.
If
he
hasn
’
t
saved
the
patron
­
to fight and encounters have taken place
I thus put in train for legal adjustment are hereby summoned to appeal it this
Vol’ ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
age,
what
the
devil
was
the
use
of
IN—
: by the people of »he Stale, the re­ office on the 25th day of May, 1877, at 1
between them duriog the past few days.
1 all persons traveling and crossing tho
moval of troops was recommended, o’clock p. m .. to respond and furnish testi­
bridge
on Rogue river, al Rock Point, th; ‘
So far the Turks have been successful saving the party ?”
mony concepimg said alleged abandon­
Jackson
county is in no wise responsible for
and
the
Legislature
adjourned
to
the
ment.
S. B. CRANSTON, Register.
•very time, but Russia will soon get
any
accident
or loss that may tn* sustained
BLACK
SMITHING
!
G eo . C onn , Receiver.
A Republican Admission.
Stale House.
while crossing said bridge, as the same is.
to business and cleau out her opponent
not standing upon any public highway.
Wayne McVeigh, one of Mr. Hayes’
on short notice. The prevailing strife
Published by order of the County Court,
New
Boot
and
Shoe
Store,
To Whom It May Concern-
this 9th day of April, 1877.
|
Louisiana
Commissioners,
says
that
has developed the fact that the Turks
4 S ALLOUK MERCHANTS ARESELL-
Attest ; '
E. D. FoU DRAY, Clerk.
C alifornia S treet ,
I
after
all
Tilden
and
Hendricks
really
71 ing out at cost and freight, we arc read v
are belter warriors than they have
rpHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
to do blacksmithing at cost and freight, blit I
Oregon. must ! ive the cash when the work is com­
been given credit of being. However, and honestly carried that State. This i I notice that he has placed liis notes and Jacksonville,
MINING NOTICE.
; accounts in the hands of J. .Vuiian, who is
pleted. Shop on the corner of California
Russia's superiority in the number of . comes very late ; but still it is some ' authorized to collect and receipt for the
and Main streets.
MOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
same. Those indebted are requested to set­
SHANNON
BIRDSEY.
troops and the state of her finances satisfaction to the millions that believe i tle
1« the undersigned have purchased the
aving
permanently
located
at once.
P. DuNEGAN.
Mr. Tilden elected to know that many
in Jacksonville, the undersigned re­
interests<»f Wm. Irwin, W. F. Brown and
Will tell in time.
Jacksonville, April 16, 1877.
(patents cr other.) Oils, Var- \V. W. Smith in the Courtney, Irwin A Co.
spectfully informs the public that he TJAINTS
is
leading Republicans are of the same
prepared to do all kinds of work in the bo< t. 1 nishes, Shelae, Window (ilass. Emerv
mine in Josephine county, and will pay all
Wbjr They I-ninent.
Oregon Chapter No. 4, K. A. M.,
for sale in endless quantities by debts of said company up to this date.
and shoe making line. Satisfaction guaran­ Borax.
opinion and are openly expressing it
M. CATON.
D. C. COURTNEY,
With four years’ good stealing yet left in now that the stubborn truth is finally Holds its regular meetings on the 1st and teed.
•h>HN MILLER. ‘
I 3d Mondays in each month, at 7% o’clock
W. M. MURPHY.
South Carolina, and no chance to get at it,
I p. M. Companions in good standing are in­
F you want a No. 1 home-made Rifle or i A
Picket creek, April 16, 1877.
Hatchets, Drawing Knives, Broad-
Patterson and Chamberlain are inconsola­ coming to the surface and cannot be vited.
J. R. N. BELL, Priest.
first-class Shotgun, go to
A
axes,
Mattocks,
Picks,
all
sizes
of
Ham
­
• averted.
I J . 11. II YNsoN, Secretary.
ble.
JOHN MILLER.
! mers, etc., for sale by
i
JOHN MILLER
NEW GOODS ! NEW PRICES !
RAILROAD NEWS
New York Store
NEW GOODS!
BEDROCK RATES.
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CALL and SEE FOR YOURSELF. DRY-GOODS, FANCY GOODS,
T. A. DAVIS & CO
—e -WMM MI». KTtaaWtrSiMBM / !■■< I ■■■
A FINE STOCK & LOW PRICES
Oregonian-Pocahontas Tribe No. I,
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