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&B JACKSONVILLE.
iSSM SATURDAY, April 5ilt, 1800.
ITOTIOB.
Prom and after this date, nil hills duo the
8ENTINKL OFFIGK for subscription since
tbo commencement of tho rourtli Volume.
and for Advertisements unpaid up to dato of
tbo 33d No. of raid Volume, uuut bo paid to
wo present proprietors.
OMKAItA k frkankr.
Jacksonville, Sept 10, 1883.
DEM0CR1TJC MINT V THJKET
FOB JACKSON COUNTY.
StectiM Monday, Juno 4th.
for ItrptrsmtMlvrs,
J. 13. WHITIi
T. N. T. IVflLLER,
G. W. KE13LEH.
Vr MirrltT,
J. L. O. DUNCAN.
For Count) llrrti,
WM. HOFFMAN.
For Ccmiily I'oinmlssloiirrs.
FRED. IIEDEU,
D. 13IHDSEYE.
For Comity Trrnttirrr,
DAVID LINN.
For Coroner,
DOWELL.
B. F
For Counts- Stirs ej or,
SEWALL TIIUAX.
For Coiiul)' Awiwr,
WM. KA1 tLE.
For lMblle sttlmliiMrator,
O. D. HON IE.
Mining in Josephino County.
Tho mines of Josephine hold out well- Dur
ing the last Fall and Winter, nnd this Spring,
tho amount of dust taken from them, notwith
standing tho extreme dryness of the season In
that section of tho country, will compare very
favorably with the produce of other regions
for this year, and with the amount produced
by Josephine la any one of tho thrco or four
preceding years.
At Sailor Diggings they hao an abundance
of water nearly tho whole yrnr around nnd
tho fold Is so evenly scattered through tho
beds and sides of the gulches, that mining can
cot there bo ranked among tho precarious
branches of business. Indeed, mining In this
locality lacks little of being ns sure and sufe
o Investment of labor and capital ns Is farm
log lo the Mississippi valley.
The mines on Williams' Creek and Its
gulches, by tho aid of tha ditches nnd the
eatural character of th divings, hare In a
blgh degree, tho desirable quality of certainty
In tho amount of their pic-luct.
'
to either of,
Kqunl or superior In quality
these, though Ins la extent, are the diggings
on the Illinois Hirer, four or five -nlle below
Kerbytl.'.V. Here they have nny desired nuau
tlly of water all the ,rar ; ami but little labor
La maiiFfa.1 1st lti.M ll ...... I..f. ..I. I.... I .
". " "" "'" ureir viaimi. riir.
considerable distance along the bank of the
,ir n.i ht, -,... t. .1.-11 i... ..;...,
- waw liuill is MiV HUM fcV.'i ''ll'
IttsfiNil A Arils il.rnii.il. !.& .atl "..&... ....
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the surface to the bed-rock. hat I known i
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.. ii.. r.i..u
1. m t I . I. I MiiIFi.l I'l ivaill lll.lfc lliw ll'rfiuil IIIIOUI .klllU
years, paid an average of eight do urs ivr , .'. , , ,, ,,., ,, , a ? ,
j . It i i i in . i i . "I'O ""J R-bbIl Hnlu springs fur surpasiCi
y to the hand; and n douli cis cont nue' i , ., T , . ,. t
,.' . , , ... i n noH nol Uushoo In the richness of sm a-
to pay r.i well for n long while to come. .
Thcru nro kvi rnl other clulnit In this hality, ' ...t --.
which, In character, uro nearly Identical with Tub I'iiwt Ponkv Kxrai:. T'Iio fent of
tho Marshall claim ; but on account of the crossing this continent, lying between tho Mis
superior situation of the latter It lias been sourl lilt cr and Carson Valley, has been ac
more productlvo than the others lu proirlIon compllslird by tha Pony Overland Ivxprrss In
to the labor expended. 'uluedujsl Itnrrltcdnt Canon City on the
Althouso has now, nnd for a Ion; time, will I aftcrnoou of tha 12th Inst., nuking the schedule
have many rich claims, notwithstanding the 'time. It brings general advices from St. Louis
faet that It has probably been worked as
much as any other creek of the samo slw and
length on this coaU. Tho mines on Applo
gate, Suckrr, Calico and Jovrphlno (.'reiki,
and la titer localities In the county, uro vig
orously norked with vru-Ied success.
Old t'uf.on Crcvb, whero the first regular
mining was done In Oregon, Is still rich.
There Is scarcely a man on tho creek who Is
not making good wages ; and many nra renew
ing the successes of early times. The mlnrs
at this placo during tho post season, havo )ecn
more productlvo than In auy preceding year
since 18.1C, both In the aggregate amount
laKtn irom mem, ami in proportlou to tue
number of men on the crek.
In many respects tho mines of Josephine i
have great advantages. Among the greatest
of thews Is the fuellity with which un nbun
dauctt of water can bo brought to almost auy
placo whero It Is wanted. The t-o forks of
Illinois River, ncd .lliou Sucker and Ap
p'egate Creeks, all of them largo streams, hvo
their sources la thu Slillyou Mountulosneur
the southern boundary of tha county, nnd
throughout tho year are kept well filled by
tho rains la winter and the melting snow In
summer. Iho water of theso streams can, by
ditshes, be conducted to nearly ull points lu thu.
county, tthero It Is needed, at an cxpcne through branches of the LcgMuture, aud Is
which Is very light compared with tho cost of 'only tow awaiting tho signature of tho Cover
works of equal utility la ether mining regions, nor to become a law. This thieving measure
or to tho public benefit and private revenue j takes tho last and only remaining source of
which would follow their construction. Tho irovinuo to which lh city of San Francisco was
truth of this has been clearly demonstrated by onco entitled to from her waterfront. The
the workings of the Williamsburg ditch, ana
of a ditch which bos been running at Sailor
Diggings (or several years. Italics thoso al
ready completed, them are several largo water
iiit;Us in process of coustruction ami many
ctheu contemplated, some of which will doubt
less sooii bo completed. Tbo people of the
county not only know tho proBt which will I
accrue to the individuals who construct them ,
but they also realize tho necessity to the pub.
lio nros.-rltsr of brlnL-In larM strfam, of ,
water to the mines by artiAcial channels.
Snow ok tiik Mountains. Frout a gentle
man who arrived in town Thursday evening. I
we learn that tho snow is fast disappeariag on
the mountains between Crescent City aud Sil
Inr Diggings. Ho thiuki Hums will bo ena
bi'oJ to cross oor in ten days. A gang of la
borers Is now on the road repairing damages
lone this winter.
teiP Mr, O'Meara is Rbtrnt
Antelope Spring.
Whilst tho press and popular mind of Cali
fornia are takeu up with news concerning tha
Washoe tnlnw, nnd whilst tho popular talk In
this region I' engrossed with speculations m
to tho richness of the various gold quaitz
talcs of Southern Oregon, some persons of
this vicinity havo quietly undertaken enter
prises, which they arc confident will result In
tho discovery of greater mineral wraith than
any which has yd been revealed on this coast.
In order to make such discoveries In tho region
of tho Humboldt River, or rather of testing
certain reports that, such discoveries had been
made, thrco distinct expeditious havo kin
fitted out this Spring ; but so quietly have
the parties interested made their preparations,
that wo think no tmutlon has been inado of
them "by nny newspaper.
Soon ufter the discovery of the Ish lead last
winter, a couple f persons In whom their ac
quaintances confide os bring truthful men, raid
they "knew whero thero was any amount of
such stuff." Thce two men t rosso I the plains
last summer, mil say that a few mites this
sldo of Antelope Springs they saw that the
emigrant road mado a considerable curto in
passing around to Itabblt I lo'c Springs, nud
that they could savo somewhat In distance
and vary tho monotony of their tlresomo day's
Journey by taking a straight course, which
would lead them over nn Intervening hill or
spur of tho immutulti. In doing this they
stopped to rest on a rocky ledgo near the sum
mlt of tho hill ; nnd while there they noticed
that several of tho detached picas of the
rock wcro thickly tet with littla yellowish
speck;, and that the rock In tho lodge was of
tho samo character. One of them thought It
ti bo mica or something of that kind j but
upon examination they found that the metal
pervaded the rocl: as If In threads nnd that it
was malleable in a high degree. When they
reached tliclrcamp that night at Rabbit Hole
Springs, they tried to pcrsuado their comrades
to remain for a few days mid prospect. Hut
their proristonj wcro so nearly cxhati.tcd that
t was not deemed prudent to stop cun for
uno day.
Relying on then statements, a company of
seventeen, Including ono or both of tho r
sons who think they havo mado this discovery,
started from tho head of this valley the former
part of last week. Tho company goes under
tho conduct of Mr. Myrr J mid Is provided
with ull things necessary for six months' pros
pecting and mining la tho mountains.
Several days after tin departure of Mr.
Mycr's company, unother company, (with
whom wai Mr. Tlmnm, of this county,)
left Cottonwood, In Siskiyou county j nnd on
last Saturday n third company from Vamhill
county, pasted through town having tho samo
destination lu view. In this kit company
Is Mr. C'nl. Wagoner.
Whether tho two Immigrants are themselves
deceived or not In regard to the discovery
which thry think they have made, It is by no
means Improbable that these pro-pccling par
tin will bo siiiMTssfut. Tho contour nnd an-
penranco of nil tho surrounding country,
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't.lll. IIHHl.llV? 111. Ik IB HffVl HI JjrC.lt
minimi wealth ; nnd nearly ull crsoni who
havo cut been In the California mine?, upon
sv'ii'g , remark that It has all the chamclir-
'1-tlcJ of n gold mining region, Autcloiio
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mine 1 nnd although tha chain of
bruku by a tinnow .IckM. yd we
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think tlicv
IIIU Ml HIV P.IIIIU lllll, Ulll .4lf'll l
not Ik' ut all j
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and St. Joseph to April M and telegraphic
dispatches from Washington ami New York
lo April 2d, which will bo found In our gen
crul summary of the new.
On tho receipt of the news at San Francisco
a saluta of iiluo guns were fired in honor of
tho achievement, corresponding itlth tha num
ber of days which tha Kxpriss occupied in
crowing the continent. Other towns in Call
Tomtit maulfcstcd public demonstrations of Joy.
As thu experimental trip had proved a suc
cess, tlioso that follow, wo ure of tho opinion,
nill fully estublt.li the feasibility of the cuter
prise, 'lids llxpress will work agrentchan'o
Ma the manner or getting news from tho .Nasi,
i ns well as nil prlvutu correspondence requiring
quick answers. From nny point In telegraphic
communication with Sacramento or San Fran
cisco, enables nny rio:i to send a dispatch to
tho Atlantic Slates, and get an answer lu eigh
teen or twenty days. Tho people of the entire
Puclflj coast nro under nn cteilastlng debt of
gnmiuiiv hi nones, museii x ivO., i no projcc
tors of this grent enterprise.
Passsok or Tiir. Uci.kiiiuu Ilitu We
learn from the Sacraim uto papers that tho in
famous measure, known ns Parson's Dulkheadi
Hill, has been engineered by bribery aud fraud
bill is a swindling piece of legislation, and wo
sincerely trust for tho honor of California, that
Coy. Downey will not allx his signature to
this wholesale fraud.
ViTiiDBAWai.. We leurn from the Crescent
City lltrahl, that Mr. Jas. K. Johnson has
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Crfsce"1 ? wI J W,1 ''' Vu? Co. Wc
nro,,orrJr t0J,s ,M,r' - tM route,
m..e messeugvr, aim
withal the truo ttpo of tho perfect gentleman,
He has our kindest wishes lor his tuturo suc
cess. Mr. J. P. Mann will hereafter couuect
with Wells, Forgo k Co. at that place.
CorrRR Oik. We are under many obliga
tions lo Mr. Dedrlck. of Crescent City,, for a
beautiful specimen of ore, containing silver and
copper, taken from tho " ICvoca-' lead. It Is
nearly purr, and If the balance of tho lode proves
as rich as this specimen, it will be woitb an
i immense fortune to the owners.
Oregon Items.
The municipal election at 1'ortlaud, on the
2d lust., resulted In the election ol the follow
ing gentlemen t 0. Collier Bobbins, (Hep.)
Mayor 0. lltsley, (Ucm.) Recorder j H. Was
scrman, (Rep.) Treasurer O. W. sjoodwln,
(Dom.) Aseor. .1. C. Alnsworth, 3. David
son, A. II. Ifnlloek, M. M. Lucas, A. D. Shel
by, Democrats, VT. S. Hlgglngs, A.-O. It.
Shaw, Independents, mid K. D. Shattuck and
J. Stltiwl, Republicans, wcro elected Alder
men. Tho new functionaries have qualified
and entered upon the dischargo of then duties.
Tho Charter election at Dalles City, camo off
on the 3d Inst. James McAuliff was elected
Treasurer II. N. Gates, Treasurer Henry
Hcdrlck, Marshal. Trustees Fielding C.
Ilrown, W. D. Dlgclow, L. W. Coe, Otis S.
lavage nnd It. K. Miller.
Our Congressman, lion. Lansing Stout, has
taken steps, with a fair prospect of snecers, at
Washington, to procure the cstablshment of
n U. S. Marine Hospital, at l'ortland. It Is
to bo Imped that he will succeed In this lauda
ble undertaking.
Tho Utilitarian Society students of Ham
ilton College gave two public exhibitions
lately at Kugene City. The Iltreld speaks
highly of tho exercises and tho 'advancement
made by the students la their studies for the
session just closed.
On the 7lh lust., the racp between Whit
mnrc's " Humpy" nnd Trak'a " F.agle," over
the Deer Creek course, In Douglas county, was
won by " Humpy," beating " Kaglo" some
eighty foct.
Col. W. W, Chapman, of Lnne eoun'y, has
Issowl a circular, In which ha oilers to repre
sent the pcf'plo of Oregon In tho United Slates
Senate. Ills sen ices will hardly bo apprecia
ted for thnt distinguished position.
A new Post OfTico has been established at
rtaher's Landing, on the Willamette, somo six
orrcven mill's below Portland. It Is called
Springfield ? 0. . Comstock, P. M.
.Mr. J. W. Wiley, formerly editor of the
Pioneer ami Democrat, and for somo years n
member of the 'IVrritorI.nl Legislature, died
suddenly nt Olympla, W. T., on the 30lh ott
Tho Columbia and Willamette Tranportn
tlnn Company art bulhling a new steamer of
273 tons burthen. It Is Intended for tho trado
between the Cascades end the Dalles.
City Marshall foppcus ol Portland was ar
rested end find, on the 2d lust., for assault and
battery.
A company was forming at Albany, Llnu
county, to cxploro the country cost of tho Cas
cade mountains.
Tho latest Intelligence from the SamllU
mcen countrjjeport snow and lea In abund
unco, with scarcely any gold.
Hon. It. K. Stratton was to deliver a lecture
before the Callpovan Society, at Corvallls, ou
tha evening of tho I3th Inst.
Tho mall service on the route between Li
fayetto anil Portland has not bo reduced, as
Hated, nor nilllt be.
It Is feared that the entire fruit crop of f.ne
comity h us completely destroyed by the late
cold weather.
Col. Ralcr addrrsrcil a Rcpnblleau mass
meeting, at Snhm, on tha "th lust.
in .
California News.
The Capital question Is nt last definitely act.
lied by the pusngo of a bill by the legislature
appropriating 8100.000 for thu erection of a
ices may boiSiaio Lapnoi uonmieii ny i.aini .,nr.u lentil
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and Tivclflh streets, bacromento. Tho county
of Sacramento Is to pay fur the site. A grand
' ..-ll - . .ir.iL i.. . .1.. in.i. l
nan vaiuv un at auirmuvuiv, va tue iaiu, ill
honor of thu event.
Dr. Stone, who stabtied J. C. Dell, member
of Assembly from LI Duradi) county, at Sac
ramento, on tho l'.'lli Inst., had an examination
nnd was held to ball In the sum of flvo thou
sand dollars. At last accounts tho wounded
man wus In a very critical condition.
The Japanese vet-tel nhtch heralded tho com
Ing of tho Japuucso Kmbassy, will remain at
Sun Francisco, until the news reaches there
from Washington that tho Japanese had ar
rived lu that city. I' a III thcu proceed to Ja
pan. 'Micro has been n-portcd as contributed for
tho llrodcrlik monument, S.I.Cio 23. Over
SI. .100 morols known to hatobcen contribu
ted. An Iron railing has lately ben construc
ted arouud the Senator's grata In Lons Moun
tain Cemetery.
Iv. J. C. ICcwen, formerly of Sacramento,
had a difficulty recently with C. Sims, a law
yer In tho IOs Angeles Court House. Kewen
fired at Sims with a revolver, and hit a Mexi
can In tho leg. Friends then interfered nnd
parted tho combatants.
The Hoard ol Managers of the State Agri
cultural Society havo fixed upon Wednesday
evening, September 19th for tha State Fair,
when thu opening address will bo delivered.
The Fair will closo September 2Cth.
A man named John O'Donnell was hung In
Sierra county, by a mob, for killing another by
,,,. .,,. nt RMl.M. vnnn..nll nil.!
the reasou for killing him, that Improper lull
macy existed between his wife and Shields.
A liuo of regular packets Is to bo establish
cd between Sau Francisco nnd Japan via. Hon
olulu. Tho bark Hover was the pioneer tessel
and sailed for Kanawaga about tho niiddlo of
tho prcseut mouth.
Another bloodless duel camo off near Stock
ton, on the 12th Inst, between two Hebrew
citizens named Oppenheimer aud Fraukentbal.
After exchanging three shots tht parties de
clared themselves satisfied.
'i'ho tiolden Gate, with advices to March
20th, from New York and New Orleans, ar
rived at San Francisco on tho 12 Ik, Her
news has been anticipated.
Commodore Tatnall, Flag-Officer of tbt
China Squadron, and General Johnson, of the
Utah command, left on Iho steamer of the oils
for Washington.
D. Farriugton, of Yreka, was lately thrown
down a shaft, forty feet deep, and was seriously
injured.
A large and enthusiastic meeting was held
In San Francisco, by persons opposed to tho
Uulkbeald measure.
The Senate passed a bill appropriating thir
ty thousand dollar lor the establishment of a
State Reform School.
Town lots lo Carson City command very
high prices. A lot with 22 feet front on Main
street was sold for 81,850.
0u. Castro, Governor of Lower California,
was assassinated by Manuel Marque, on the
3th Inst-, near Santa Tow a;,
i
Politic
follticsd.
Kdttnrd Dales' "rriinonso to the seven ones-
ttons pronouudi'd by the Commlttco ol tho
Missouri Republican Convention appeared In
the St. Louis Dcmntrat!
First He answers' that he Is opposed to
tho extension of -slavery Into the Territories.
Slntcry is it social relntlon. i domesllo liisll
tutlon, nnd exists by local law within the
Stales. Tho (Mernmint has no control
there. Tho Territories aro not sovereign like
the States j the nationals supremo over them.
The National (Jovcrmncnt has power to per
mit or forbid slavery. In his opinion tho
splilt nnd policy of Iho Government ought to
bo ngalust extension
Second Ho answers emphatically, that the
Constitution does not carry slavery luto the
Territories.
Third Ho answers that helms always been
in favor of tho colonization of Irce blacks, and
thinks thu, tropical regions of America offer it
fur better piospcct fur whites and blacks tlmu
Africa.
Fourth Ho answers that he recognizes no
distinctions nmong American rilitcns, excrpt
thoso laid down by the Constitution. J In
holds that Iho (loternmeht is bound to pro
tect nil In tho cnlnyincnt of their rights every
where, ami ngalust ull who nall them. As
lo thesu rights tin ro is no difference between
citlrens born and citizens made such by law.
Firth Ho Is strongly In favor of n railroad
from tho Mississippi river to tho 1'uclfic. He
regards it ns n necessary means for national
defense nnd for preserving tho Union.
Sixth Ho Is In favor of it Honiestcsd Dill.
Seventh He thinks that Kansas ought to
bo admitted without dclsr. leaving her tin) sole
Judge of her Coutltrith)o,
I no menus vr Bennier Uigicr rtecm it ne
cessary wholly lo dipy the statement, thnt pre
vious to his diction us' a delegate to Charles
ton he pledged himself to tola for Douglas
after the third ballot.
Tho subji'jt as to tho change of tho place
for holding the Contention from Charhstoti to
ll.uumore is run nmier liiiiIiI ration.
Tho Charleston miners ridlculo tho Idea ns
absurd. 'I hey my mi imrllcs but tho Conven
tion has the nov.rr, and trooil rare will bo
lukcii or all Hie ili'liiMtc. Alrenilv ono nun-
drcd have bci-n hit itwl to privulo houses. It
was greatly pi-iTcrrul that outsiders should
slay away licticc they were left to tako euro
of thenielvc..
The Second District Maryland Democratic
uonveniion, mi rucsiisii iippoinieii tv, ,
(iittiugs nnd T. Monit.isdelemites to ClmrleS'
ton. Strong resolutions against Squatter
Sorcrctfiitv wirti tiassri!.
It is talil tliat beimtur Hunter Is certain of
a majority of Iho Mrgmlit d.legnllon totlie
Charleston Contention, us tho Democratic
Presidential nominee.
A majority of tho rllegates elected to the
Charleston Convention from Xorth Carolina
are for DooirUs,
On the 2d of March, ex-(lov. Iiwe, nt tho
Democratic Mnto Com cut ion held ut Haiti
more, ns President of the Commlttco on Iteso
lutlons, repurtid it series of resolutions, c.
primitc cf strong Southern Kinllninils
jileilglng the ienpto of the State to unlto with
their Soutliirn brethren, nnd maintaining at
all hnr.tnls the rights and lltlcul privileges
of tho Nutioiial Coiiventloii of 18.it! as the
true Democratic crccil, standing on the policy
of lion-Intervention of Cougrv. with slavery
lo tho Territories in npproved by the Con
gress ol IB.'iC mul acts neither of Congress
nor of tho people In the Territories cun Inter
fere propuly tvitli what Is a Judicial question.
The resolutions upprove of the ginirul Hiliey
of tho Admlulstmllon, and phde Iho support
of Maryland to ths nonilniv of the Charleston
Convention. Tho resolutions were unaiil
niiitisly adopleil. SK-eeliei were nmdi', urging
the propriety of nominal tig thu strmuest
man beloro tho pcopln fur iho Presldeiii')'.
Wm.T. Iliiiiiillou, Wool fi ud mul John II.
Ilnury wen' eleclcil1 Iruleiotis nt lunro. L.
I mo mul J. U .Martin were chosen ICIeetora
ut large. I lit IMcsatcl were unpliiljtJ, t.ui
conslderiil untl-Doiiglus.
Iliu.eteulii l.oiijrmsional lilstrietor vir-
clulii delegnti's to Charleston lire unanimous
in their prtfertneo for W lc. Strung n-iolu-lions
wcru lassed nv'alnst Snuatter Sover-
"IK"'-'
i nu ireiiioerano uonteiiiioii oi i.vueiniuri;
District, Va.. on March '.'.'Id, electol Hunter
dc'lTMtl'.
The Jtcri'ihlirons of the Ninth District. I
ICy..
W.
hate iipiMihitnl I Hand ll.il.inl mid II.
Howes dcli-gates to t hlengo.
At tlio municipal ekitloii In Ciiicliinall the
DeuiDcritts weiu triuinphuiit.
At the iii'inlclnul eleclloil lu St. Louis n
majority of tho Couucihm-ii nre Democmts,
four Ilciiulillcaii'. four AnieriTuus, nnd one In-
dteiident. School Dinx-tnrs : seven Repub
licans, uno Democrat, umi one American.
At tha inuulcipal elections lu Michigan the
R.Miubllcaus sueeiTilol nt Ann Arbor br nn
Increased majoriiy; nt Ailnilu by y milorlly !
nt (irand It. i pld'. by Ifi ; at Jackson, by ISO;
cud ut Flint, l.'oldivnter mid llillsdalo by tlm
usual m i critics. 1 ho Democrats sueatsled ut
Oinlsxo by 200 majorliyi lit Yplluuti, by 100;
at .Mies, uy :hi ; uiiii in runiiae, ny in.
I'ho CoiinrrtHit election was vlnvlr coil'
testeil. It wus the most excitlu? cter held In
tin Slate. Tho iK-onlc luradul with banners
unci inusio in i no iiuureni towns, i niching-
ham, thu ltepubllenti caiidldato for (Jovcrnor,
ts reporl to bo elected without u doubt, nod
both branches of tho I-e.'Wutnro urn ltenub!!.
can t tho llou.o by two thirds, and the Senate,
according to returnnl otimates, thirteen lie-
puiilleans mill utglil IK'inwruls, n mo towi.s
tu bo heard from comu in tin.' Mine its last year,
llucklugham's majoriiy will bo 1,000 in tho
ntate.
Tho Vera Crus Affair.
Tho AVashliigton correspondent of the New
York Tnlune of tho 22d March sits, that
Gen. Maroul wr.s formerly n commander in tho
.ili-Aicuii .iniy. iir Miniiiiiiviiv nu. i-
seised of all Information that had pissed be-
iwoou .tiaroui aim .Mr. .iicidne. inc u. .
Itenrrseiitatlvo nt Vent Ciuz. Mr, McLunu
had rcccivtd Instructions nccnrdinulr. Mo
roni had a credit on the bank for S80.000,
which was subsequently Incrcnseil, In order to
puchasu war steamers for Mirumon. The
motcmeiits of Maroul had been closely watched
from the time Im left Havana. "
The Hritl.li Minister ut Washington was
intorined of the intention of our Government
to discourage tho blockade, and of Minister
McLano's In.tructlons to that effect. It wits
understood tho Hritlili Minister acquiesced In
that policy, upon Iho ground that Mexican
privnteers might bo fitted out to tho serious
injury of commerce on tho Gulf of Mexico,
Muils from Mexico arrived at New Orleans
on tho 2lt March. It appears that Commo
dore Jnrvis first pronoocd that if Juarez would
plaeo tho fadiancla und tho Half at his dis
posal, ho would Intercept Mlramou's expedi
tiou. He subsequently determined, however,
upon a strict neutrality, utiles lorceu to act
otherwise.
Intercepted letters from Mlnimon say that
tho Capital was seriously threatened by the
Liberals, nnd he asks ulstanco.
Two Spanish men-of-war were seen several
nights, scudiug war materials ashoru to Mir
anion, '
Two flags of truco from Miramon to the
French nnd Ilrltlsli Consuls wcru refused ad
mittance to Vera Cruz.
Thu prisoners on board the steamer Marque:
wero taken In-fore tha U. H. Court, at New
Orleans, on tho 20lh of March.
A Washington dispatch, dated 22d March,
states tho Vent Cruz prizes and Mexican pris
oners aro likely to create cinburruument. The
statute provides lor tho distribution of arms,
officers and men t but tho question arises, who
arc '.ho Captors I This must first bo deter
mined by n Court of Admlrality, os well as
tbo piratical character of tho expedition.
'I he whole ease rests upon-the assumption
that when the Indianola approached Moroni's
steamer, alter a shot had neen fired lo bring
her to, nnd failing, alio was answered by a
volley, if tho liuliaiwta and Wnve bolongcd
to Juarez, and wcro known to bo his, by Ma
roul, ho could hardly supposo that American
officers and sea men wcro participating In the
wnr, and d'JiibtlcM lie intended to treat them
us purt of it hostile armament of Juarez.
Tho l'tcl'U will bring tho main body of tho
prisoners to New Orleans. She was daily ex
pected there.
A special dlrnatch fiom Washington states
that Spain will bo called ou for au explana
tion regarding tho fitting out of the expedi
tion nt Havana. If tho explanation shall not
bo satisfactory, tho neutrality laws, so far as
regards Spain, n'.'l bo suspended.
Vera Cruz dates to 14th Mai eh, have been
received nt tho hour of my telegraphing.
Miramon bombarded the city on tho 13tli.
i.uiio iiumago was uono.
A detachment of Mlrumotrs troops Irom
Aivarniiowcre nuacucu aim completely routeu
uj mo i.iueruis.
A Hag of truce wns scut to Juarez on 14th
March, which resulted in a suspension of hos
tilities. A military Congress, composed of
roreign tiuvcrnmciits, met on tho same even
ing. Thu result is, as vet, unknown.
Ills reported that Aliramon has abandoned
tho sidgc, deserted his army, nnd token refuge
on board thu French fleet. Mlramou's com
munication with tho city of Mexico wns cut
off and It was eutd that tho Capital had pro
nounced ngalust hint, and that tho army was
diverting him.
Tho U. S. Marines were at Tamplco on
lltli March, whcio nil wns quiet.
Latest nccounts from New Orlcnni stales
that Mlramou's steamers returned the Sara
toga's fire, end when the Indiiinoht pursued the
Miramon the latter fired ou her.
Tho ludianola returned thefircnud tho crew
boarded tho Miramon nt thu point of tho buy-
onvt.
A portion of tho Indlunol.vs deck wns car
rlnl itwnv by nshot.
The Mirumon wns run ssround.
The Saratoga brought the Marqncz to the
two si earner?.
It Is stated that tho expedition cost 8300,
000, nnd wus mostly furnished In Havana by
thu Gotcrnment under a tecret urtlcloofn
treaty.
Captain Turner nskeil General Marin why
he llnil on tho American vessels without pro
vocation. Marin replied that the men could
not bo controlled. Ho knew tho nationality
of tho .S'ltrnfogn nnd understood her signals,
but tlio men llriM contrary lo tils orders.
Turner nplliil I ' You nre entirely rcspon
sibloforthooutruKC."
Juarez hud Iwuid a proclamation declaring
Marin's expedition piratical, und authorizing
uny one to capture ll.
Our Government had not up to the 2d April
determined what to do In tho premises. Tho
matter Involves much difficulty.
Congressional.
Wilson Introduce! a bill for tbo establish
ment of flvo steamships ndaptcd to tho African
coast suppressing (lavo trado i also, for order
ing iii.iruciions 10 ino Judiciary committee
to retort a bill for tho substitution of Impris
onment for life iustcrul of death, nnd applying
pin ii pumsiimriii, to persons lining out siave
ships nnd havliiir Interest In them i nlso. n
Joint resolution authorizing tho President to
negotiate Willi other nations Tor the right to
search within two hundred miles of th west
const of Africa.
A it ushlnoton dispatch adds that a re-
marknblo change has taken plaeo in tho last
lotty-cluht hours among the inrmliers opposed
io i no ,ii:ar;iKii.i uini .ii i-j nan ireuiup.
The Doinoeratlo and Republican Senators
each had a caucus Tuesday tnoriiliiir ou the
siilijict. Tha Democrats tllcuscd Iho pro.
prist or closing all cllorts to maKo nny irtaty
with Spanish Aim-riot, since thu Republicans
brought matters lo a dead loib. 'the discus
sion wns warm,
lu tho Reiiiibllenii Caucus. Dixon and sov-
ernl others joiiwd with Wilson lu the policy
imiiraicd y u.eir voio on l no Mcaingua
trenty.
An efiort will Lo mvlo to resuscitate and
pass tho treaty with soma mollification, and It
pioniises lo bo successful.
A licit cxecutiva sosslon wns held on Tues
day, and preliminary steps taken.
I'ho Coinmlllfo on Public lands. In the
Senate, propose to substitute a bill drafted by
.1011111011,01 leniiessce, lor mo uouso inn.
Johnson's bill excludes from benefits single
men over twenly-ouo years of age, nldowei
without cliililrt.il, und foreigners who declare
their Intentions nfter tho passage of thu net.
und allows only alternate sections, ll Is said
the Renubllcniis will accept this If they cun
get nothing bettir.
Halo ollered a resolution, which wns adopt.
cd, for tho Preshlitit to Inform tho Senate if
tiny Instructions wero given lo thu officers of
mo .nvy, uy wnieii, in any vteni, me navui
furivs of tho United rilutis wero to tuko pait
lu tho civil war lu Mexico, or by what author,
ity certain Mexican sleamers were captuied
an I their officers and crow made prisoners.
On the rendition providing lor Iho taking
of testimony in tlm Sickles contested case, all
tno iMiiocrats ami noiitii Americans, tvitli
two exceptions Adams und Anderson, vf
Kcnluiky voted ngiilust it.
On tho ll!tli,ln Mteeutive Session, tho Nica
ragua Treaty was rehcteil by tho Senate
yeas, 31 1 nu)s, 20. Thu iujuucllon ofKvncy
hits been rcinutcd.
In tho Senate, March l'Jth, Mr. fine, of
Urcgon, otlereil it rtsolutlou Inquiring into tho
propriety of making the -ICth parallel of lull
Into tho boundary between Oicgou and Wash
ington Territory. Adopted.
Tho Judiciary Committee havo determined
to invcslliritto the elinrgcs ngalust Judge Wu
trous, of Texas. Papers huto been liued ac
cordiuglr. Mr. Otero, of New Slexleit, lntrolueed n
bill authorizing tlio Pre.idenl to cull into kci
tlco it rt'cimenl of volunteers for the suppres
sion of hostilities in N.ow Mexico.
Hurleys proposition ror a government print
ing office will bo strenuously urged. It is
thought that over 8100,000 a year can be
saved.
Tho Special Commlttco or the Pacific Rail
road met Tuesday night. Thoso who voted
for ono road weiu Ficucli, Feiiton, Aldrich,
Stout, Phelps and Hindeinan for two roads,
Curtis, Ulack, Scott, Suiilh, Taylor, Kellogg.
Tho Commlttco meet n train next Friday, und
perhaps u may recommit r lis action, ns tviuter
.. ..-.. .. ml..
navis wus absent. -o single rouie, no mat
ter how or where located, can pass the Senate
under Iho cxlstinir statu of parties i henco If
such n bill bo insisted on, the road may bo
considered as dead tills session.
Pkrsonai.. Col. R.JtlksandJ. W. Steer,
two prominent citizen of Kerby vllle, paid our
town a flying visit In tbo early part of the week.
Col, J. have Kcrbyvllle in a few weeks for
Mississippi, to bring hi family to Oregou.
Wo wish him a sufe and speedy journey to his
old home, and a quick return back again, as
Kcrbyvllle can ill-afford to lose many of her
citizens like Col. Jelks.
Auctionkkb Persons wishing to dispose
of their properly at publlo auction, would do
well to secure tho services of Angus Ilrown, as
auctioneer. Wo cun recommend, as quite an
adept In this particular business.
.
Arcaor Saloon, This new establishment
will bo opened this evening, fitted up in neat
style, and prepared with musical enter lalnmcut.
96F The Emir of AJir is coutlns;.
t& J. A. Hrunner & Uro. received yester
day a few new Spring and Summer Goods by
way of Red Hluffs and Yreku. They will also
receive In a few duj s, via. Red Wufoi, a full and
complete stock of Ladles and 'Gents' Furnish
ing Goods. ndv-lt
SPECIAL NOTICES.
San Francisco Agency.
JTHOS. 110 YCK, General Newspaper Agent,
Sun Francisco, Is the authorized Agent of th
Onr.dox SKNTisfi. for that city. Office corner
of Montgomery and Wabliigtn streets, up
stairs.
WARREN LODGE No. 10, A. F. & A. M
AIIOI.1l their regular communications
thu Wtdnefday Evenings on or preceding
alio full moon, in
l
JACKSON vii.i.k, onv.
G. W. ORKKR, W.
Rcmm, Set'y.
M.
II.
GRAND CAMP OF OREGON.
X. tO. of IE.
.M.MKM II. WAU1S, Omul iSnra tar J.
off i of at at.vnwm.r.E. ohkoox,
To whom nil communications to Grand Camp
should bo KiMrcsscd. Information concerning
the onler may nlso lio had by addressing any ol
the following Grand Senators I
Thomson Waiip, Salem j Ii M. llowtrtv, Jack-
lontllti'i K. C. Limn, Oakland ( Wm. V. ltixi:
iltur, Napoleon N. C. IIowmin, Oakland Jas.
It. WAiu:, Can)ouvlllo 1). A. Kick, G. L.
Notemlter 12, l&W.-istr
'"' WirtarTBalsamirWiid Cherry
Tho only pure und guiuluo llal.-ain Is, and
for tlu last twenty years, has been prepared by
Skw v. 1-iiwi.i: k Co., of llostuii and their
printed name, m well ns thu w rllleii signature of
I. IIitts, appear ou the outtr wrappers. As
you would avoid thu spurious nnd have the gen
uine, . sioiie Wirr This Invnluablo remedy
WisrAit's II.tt.HAU of Wit.n CiiKimr Is the best
one extant for tho safe, speedy ami Krniaiicnt
euro of coughs, colds, loro throat, bronchitis,
asthma, plciulsy, pneumonia, croup, whooping
couuli, bleeding at Iho lung', pain In the breast
or side, and lu fact cvrry form of throat, chest
and lung complaints, as well as co.l'umoN It
self. This household remedy should be In the hands
of every family and IndltMual, as a timely ap
plication of It to a slight cold will cause Imme
diate relief j white cases of long standing, obsti
nate, and of apparently Incurable, character, will
surely yiild lolls wonderful curative powers
ami lis great adaptation to thu wants of man
when afflicted.
For sale In California by Tttddlngtoii .t Co.,
Henry Johnson k Co., Charles Morrill, San
Francisco It. If. McDonald ,V Co., Sacramento j
Wee, Coffin A Co., MuryMlllct and by Smith A
Davis, Portland, Oregon. March 2 1-lOly.
DIED.
On Motility. Iho lnt.a Ki'iizx, second m of
ur. A. aim a. i uvcroecK. aceu kvco sears sun
seven months.
ni:w a i) vi-:utisi:.sI i:nt.s.
OAYUSE HORSES
AT,
PUBLIC SALE!
Till! nndirslsncd will sell at l'ublle Auction,
un his much near Gold Hill, on
.Saturday the SHth Day or April,
.IJouf TU'HSTY-SIX iWcgoo.1 J
OAYUSE HORSES. 39H
TKItMSi-Hlx moiillis credit with aiiprurnl
m-eurlly. alo In I'niiiiiitnrent 1 1 o'clock. A. M.
TIHW. KAVANAUGH.
A miii; llitutvst, .Iiirf.
April 21, IHr,ii..2w-ii.
A.ncb":iF" "
S .im 1 jxilS
FINCH & RYAN.
rTM I ft undersigned having fltteil up thoabovo
.L rttalilhhmi-nl on Callfonilu, Ix-iween Ore
Third ami streets. In n siqierlor style, will glvo
Mnnioal Entertainment),
Aad Zffogro M iattrolsy,
ofivrnlnu's.and riiruMi tho KINKST I.I-
QUOItS AM) CltiAKS, that can bo
procured In Iho city uf Sau FntiiclM.-n.
t. FINCH,
II. F. RYAN.
Jacksonville, April 21, I8C0.-H.
AMERICAN
Ox'oassoent Olty
rili;aceomnm.lulou'. lolli In tho K ATI SO
J. nnd Sl.fM'lXO tfl'AltTMKXTS.utua.
equnllrd by Hiom. of any linii In this part or
tin- Sla'p. The JlOOJlSur oclnui ami newly
fiiruMicd. and ctcry attention paid to Iho com
fort of lodgers,
'i-O, lle.t accommodation can bo extended to
t'AMItJKS, nnd nt most modcralo directions.
M. J. MoNAMARA, Proprietor.
April 21, IKC0.-U.tr.
!B.lMM(tl.'B.-'Jl.:Mt..
TIIK copartnership heretofore existing under
thonamoof Km.I'iU'I X HfaiienT, Is ill.-
solved from lliis dato by Iho retirement of Hum
bert. J. O. KKI.LnGG,
A. IIUMIIKKT.
San Francltco, April 2, 16C0.
Tm: undersigned will contlnuo tho business
of Melting and Assaying Gold aud Silver, at the
old stand of Kellogg A Humbert, No. 108 Mont
gomery street, uuder Iho stylo aud firm of
Kellogg, Ilewtton K Co.
They trust that Iho manner In which the large
buslucu entrusted tu this establishment during
Iho past sctcn years has been conducted, will be
a guaranteo to the publlo for the future, and will
Insure to them a liberal share of patronage.
l'urtlcular attention will bo paid lo tho anal
ysis of Ores, Minerals. Metals, Waters, Fro
duct of the Arts, Ac. Opinions on 'theso sub
jects will bo glveu at all times cheerfully, with
out cuurgu.
J. G. KELLOGG.
JOHN HEWSTON, J.,
J. II. 8TKAUN8.
San Francisco, April 2, 1 600.
Pit. IIcw8Tov, who is an Analytical Chemist
and Metallurgist, and who was tbo Urst Meltcr
und ltelluer In tho United States Ursuch Mint
In this City, has been In cbargo of tho Melting
and Auay Department In tho otuco of Kellog
Humbert for thu past uvo years.
Mr. Stkakns bas been actlug as Cashier for
tho samo length of time.
I cheer fully commend them to the Dubllo for
I heir capability und Integrity.
A. HUAlllttHT.
April 21, IBGO.-Jru-U
I. N. SMITH,
Attortti'S' anil CaansclUr at ltv, and
SOLIOITOR IN QHANCERY,
Ivrvallli, Urrgn . J
A LARGE 8TOOK
GOODS FOR SALE
AT
REDUCED RATES,
rapjtK tnrfterrlirncil nre now 'OflVl Ing their Utgt
JL and vxteusite stock of
BUY GOODS, &a,
At Reduced Itatcs FOlt ttASlit.
or lo prompt men, due the first day of July next,
as IlieCo-pitrtiien-hlp existing b-ilwecn tbo urn
derslgncd expires by limitation at that thw ami
they te i1elioiis of closing out their stock in
order totlose tq) therr Iifisliicss.
All nnd every Ktron ktrowing themselves Int
deblrd In the Hi in of Amiciihov .V (il.r.NX, ellliet
bv XOTi: Ott UOOK AOMt.Vi; must posi
tively pay up by tho
First tint of .Inly, next,
as they are determined to settlo up their out'
standing lmslnc..
ANDF.RSON A GLENN.
Jacksonville, April 12, l8G0.-r.nr.
IM.lJ"iiJL-.C-JLji.-
rpilK Co-pnrtnorshlp heretofore existing be
1 ttvecn IIAKKIl k lll.OOM Is this iav dis
solved by mutual consent. All thosu nhu hatu
claims' ngalnst us will plen-o present their m:
omits, mul nil who aro indebted to us aro earn
estly rcnucsltil to come forward und settle, as
II. iJal'cr Intends going to tlio Atlantic States,
JIKNIIY IIAKKIl,
1IKRMAN UI.OU.M.
Jncksoiulllo, April 11, 18H0.
zx. Bloom,
Is llisnlilul to the neontu of Itoirun ltlvnr
Valley for their post favors, and still solicit
their patronage, fur tho future. Ho Intends lo
leavo for San Francisco In a few days for tho
puipou oi uriuging up ins
SPRING- STOCK,
ami will continue his business, nt his old stand,
In Dr. MiCnlly's two-story fire-proof brick build,
big. II. lll.OOM.
TO CAPITALISTS!
PAUTII'-S owning a fsOM) QUAItTZ
X MAiOK between the Futks of Jackson
Creek, which has pi o peeled cxceeillngly favor
nbti, nnd promises to 1m txtensltc, nre ileslrlou
of obtaining Iho nld of persons who havu thu
menus to erect a Crushing Mill upon Iho ground.
Liberal nrnitigi'tncnt will bo perfected wlln
persons w bo may engngo In the enterprise. Fur
particulars apply to
I)n. L. GANUNG,
or, S. II. TODD,
April II, 18C0..1a' Jacksontlllv.
TO THE PUBLIC !
I.IM now doing business In my new lire-proof
store, nnd have u good stock ofevery variety
BHARDWARi:, nilOCKRIKrf,
DRYGOOD.S. CLOTHING,
1 1 ATS, IIOOTri AND .SHOKrf,
IRONAND.STKKL,
GUN AND RLACK.S.M1TH T001.H,
Krpatrlnit in-tlirlal for fire-arms, revolt er, etc.,
all of which I am anxious lo sell
Tor 0h or Traflo t
and will sell as Low ns the tery Lowest
Ilfiil I'. J. II VAN.
I'.X. -Ileit'ler, If you owe me niiy thing
come nnd pay. I'. J. It.
HARDY ELLIFF "
HAS rrrclrd a NVw ami Commodious Taw
rru Hlaiel at tbo .Soulli Kud or Iho lllg
Canyon,
DOL'GLAH COUNTY, O.T.,
Where bo Is prepared lo accommodate Ihe jmb.
lie In
cihhI .III''.
M1'
The Innir resilience of llt
prnprh'lor at this point piecludis Iho neceMlly
of nylng that
Hits Table
wilt lie ns well furuLhrd us the country nd'ords,
TCtLO StCVlDlO
lsuppllii with Hay and Grain In alMindsnce.
Anlio.ils w rvcvltit particular nttenllnn.
lit cry ntlfiilloii vt(d to remlir those who call
comforlitblu and sullsfietl. 4Mf
Zasformatioai Waated.
OF AI.I'.XANDKIt l'ATTKItSON, late of
Iho Knmoiil Hotel, (ia.liurg. He left Yre
ka on thu 23.1 of Mar h tor his home, aud was
la.t rn-en at l ho Itglo Itaiicb, ten miles north of
Vnku. lit) lode a bay pacing mare. Mr. Fat
teixui Is a small man, dark coiuplexloui-tl, and
itliout 26 yiiirn of age. Ills former rcldtncu
wus In Scott's Valley, Hha.la county, Cat. Ho
was known to hat ew lib blin over 02000 In gold.
It Is ft-un-d lliul ho has bi-eu inunleretl. Any
Information eoncernlui! him will ho gratefully
r. eel vi. I by Mr. J. 1. IIUUNI-S, Fremout Hotel,
Gitsburg, O.'ii., or ut the orllco cf Ihe
ORKOON SKNTINKU
April 7, IAi.O.-12-ir
DR. JOHN HERRBOLD,
SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL
t-wamirmrmmM-Mrm
DH. IIKHIIOLI) annnuuers lo bit. form
i r patrons ami l lio publle gem-rally, that
ho has returned In Jaekiouvlllo and locateil per
manently, lo cugHgo In the practlco of his pro
fesslon.
Tllirril extractiil, and nil ills-.
cans or lilts J. llVf ASP TKKTil, 1
treated and cuml. Trolh filliil In
tho most approved manner, and warranted for
two years. Teeth Inserted, uud entire plate
mado to order.
All my work will bo executed at ercatlvre-
diicitl prlccm
nri-oiuiiry proiiueo or every description,
woo.1, coal, eggs, butter, poultry, stock, Ac.,
taken In payment nt tfolnir market prices, a
ruiA, Hut my terms aro luvurlaUy CASH.
CAMK to Iho risldenco of tho subscriber at
Furl Hays, Joseiihluo county, aud taken tip
on or about Ibu 1st day of March, IDliO,
One Ilrown Horse,
lrlo nn forehead, both forefeet while, branded
on the right shoulder with 1111, (II 11 connect,
cd) scar on left hip. Al.o,
Oho Mho Kiiuuish Horse,
right hind foot while, SpanUli ,rand onlcn hip.
Thu ow uer cun havo tnciu by proving proper
ty. im Ing charucs und expenses.
March 21, IbbO. J. DltOWN.
If otice toTarmere I
The l'roprlctor or the
FARMERS' MILL
WILL Exchange, giving 30 lbs. of Su
nerflno Flour, with Kannun' Mill Kr.mS
ou It, m lbs. of brau, nud !l lbs. of short, far
each bushel of good clean Wheat.
WM. HESSE.
Formers' Mill, 8ept. IS, 1838. S3-.tr
JW .
IS hereby elrcn that I was not a partner In tb
hurcka Hotel, but a boarder, and will pay no
debts contracted by Ihe Company,
au iriuin uro uno nercoy wavneti not to
trust inv wife. ZlXV Gimmi. nn. inv anrnnnl.
as 1 will not becomo responsible for auy debt
sho may contract.
1 UANUNG.
Jacksonville, April 11, ISCO.-wl-Iil.
"W"arLtoca.!
OC CCC WHICH Thoso owing
4P V JJ V) ns are rcrpiested to rail
, as sooiv
poiiDic. "Ktery little help,'."
MAURY A DAVIS.
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