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Newspaper Page TextIS ftTftf. fefJ.Hil KBK1WaHaiKaP!ME?.7-lg!yti .hwi'iiii'JBi.ui " mi. iwxwtiw MaMMMnUMMMrMM l!tVtyt!..,.wii?niawv.pPiiBr )linm;cVfliiiH7IBiBHVMKMMB IT SM 1 T S. 1 II I ISSiM BUSiM ! MiM llili rra".Mw?nw';ffii'i!rjCTB i i n wyiiBi "!' if'i ijpjaN" v&xKtf-'' si!' III 1 1 , x i 'J 1 t f.r 4 '& THE OREGON SEfflSEh. JACKSONVILLE SATURDAY, Augmt lltli, 1860. For President, JOHN 0. BRECKINRIDGE, OSS KEXTtCKV. ,, i . . roit vicr. Piii3iDi:xT, JOSEPH LANS, UP OUKdO.V. "The Constitution anil the cqnallly of Hie nun', mere arc inc stmimis ur iriria'lina union. Let thce bo lln rallying erics of the pcople.'-Jo!M C. InhHiMiimii:. lha Murtsvlllo Dtmotwl, nn able and InHn - intlal Democratic journal, takes the above douse from .Mr. llrccklnrldgc's Letter of Ac ceptance, and goes on to say t The first sentence of the above quotation Is the Democratic platform compressed to n kw wordj. Without equality among the tilalt. llicre rerlalnlr rnn lm mi tinlin. tnr il,n people ot , Stale will permit themselves to be degrade!. i:ncJ, and nil of them have mtiil rlL-bti under .i, i....t....t t i. .Iced, this Is the great Idea embraced In'lhe Constitution, without wbiti, no Slate couUl ever have ban formed. Tho H.atcs are to-1 equal in many respcits.nnd nhcrevit the Con tltutlotfestendj thilr rights arc Identical. No Stile, therefore, can be denritcd of nny right which any other enjoys without being degraded to thut e.xluit ; and every such crimination Is not only a violation of the j.Mlcliacl llusliy, noil rallen In tbu late Canon rights of the Slate directly nfllcted Ihircby, Valley war. Captain Umhey perfumed gab but it is a direct attack upon thu equality of J 'a,'t service during Ihc Indian war Iu Southern ull the States. Discriminate ngalust one State O'eg0"- and In fat or of others, and that equality which On the evening of August 2d, the cltlscns is guarantied by the Constitution no longer c.v ol lloscburg fired two hundred gnus to cele iits. Once ailniit that this can b done, and bratc tho nominations of Dretklnrida'e and there is no end to It. Dlsctlmlimtlo) may eon- I.tne. A Democratic mass meeting Is also to tlniic until a minority of the Statn luay 1 bo held at lltwliurg, August 11 Ih. to ratify come mere provinces, dependent oi tho wilt the iiomluntfons of Urccklnrldp-c nnd Line, and pleasure or the majority. Thl) principle I K'Hsnn Kncampmcnt, No. 2.. I.O.O.F., of the equality of the States Is.iHrlwps, thc!'orlland, Installei! their nnicers for tiuntii-r grralcit tne that has been prccntetl to the American mind. It cannot be 'iolatcd with out endangering the Union, for no Slate will thus permit licrrelf to be dishonrtc', or permit a precedent to be established whW. ll follovteil out, may lead ti her complete subjugation. This principle of the cquillly jf the States pcrmeatci the entire Coristlltion. ltcad It carefully, frcm beginning to end, mid notn word can be found rccogulzlr; anyibitlnellon between one State and its ctcM and another State and its citizens s baton the contrary, the tnirtl irr.-t tmiMtlu.A ri'i-o Mili-il. Tu hovvllmltwitsiuteiidev'by the fra.ncrs of tho (.Wtltutlou that he cltlvm of each State should be entitled o precisely the same prltllegcs as thoe of tu otLerf, we hate only ( to refer to Section 2, .illclc I V, of the Con- lilutlon, which reads ns follows : ' The cith , xens of each Stale ball l entitled to privb , leges and linmuimle of citizens In the setcral , Slatts.' This prti:lp!e ef State equality Is j the platform tl.c vry foundation upon tvhleh thu National Diiioeiury stand. It Is the great and nvctvvhnnilng hmv (file picfcnt canipalgii, tvhleh iuu-t be met by the wp!e. 'Wk'JU.- vHtf'Li v.i' ..f .' v.. ( .tvujy y n u'ftag, nn'it'MntCs'tiiat livc-si.iir l tne cans and Doiiglaumn to deny this equality.' iijla0,.rry j Wn.co counly arc infutorof ii iu iimhi- ihiiou. iiiiiiiciioiii hkiiuih uinv of thu Statin. 'I ley 1 ,M that the cittzi-us of sonic Stntis are not entitled to tl.c shiik' nvi leges and Immunities of lhoe of otl.fr Slate, ml consequently they are both seet'M.al pur tics, orgaiilzeil on intlrnul basis, elllur of which, If sue cesful, will endjii;.r not only tho equality of tho Stales, but the exUtcnev of thu (,'iivtriiimnt Itself. Ihc lb publican parly hold Ihtt the pciplo of the Northern .Stutejmayeitcr the Territories with their properly of ctcry descrlplhn and hold ll there; but the South, rn pecp'e lai.not lake their proierly litre vviiliout hliv their right toll. The Deughi men say thai the South, j crn people hate a right lu tuke their properly into '.ho Territories, but hate no protection after Iheygct there 1 on ll.e contrary, they way be deprived of it by a baro majority of the ieop!c In the Territory. Tl.c Democratic parly stands equally opposed to each of Ihcic, parties. 'Ihc Democracy hold, with the Su- prcmc Court, tl.ot the Territories arc the com-1 won properly or ull tho Ststcs that they nre held by Congress la trust for their equal ben- cot and hence that the cllize us of cue.li and etery State may mote Into the Territories with their properly cf ctcry description. nud hold it ns such so long as they coutluuo Tcrrl- torh-s that this right continues until tho scv- cral States surrender their Interest In them, nnd they cuter the I'tilon as Slates. We hold that each and every State and their cltlzc sire entitled to precltely tho samo privileges and Immunities, uud that the 1'cdcral Uotcrn - ment I bound to protct them In l!avnjoy. ment of all tl.oso pritllei'-u ond imminliies while residing Iu th'yrmmoii nroiicrly. Fueh is the polticj1yo7 the Democratic party, arid !wWWJoctrine or Slate ltlgbls und State riiuality. Iu this contest the Democratlo party U tho only one that difends und main - . ..i..a ii,n ..,i.,!!iv nf thu States and their cili - rens It U Ihc only Union purly, for vv ilhout t-ouality there eau be no Union. So fur n the practical result is concerned, tvo do not believe that, if Congress should in - act a law protecting slatcry In the Terrilo - rice, It would ctermuue a s.ave niate. sin., ln!itutiou can only llourwi wliero the climate and soil are fatorable to It. Whtrcter thlsl . . tu 1... ...nr..l.'.t tui.l t'.nrsi the case, niavery wiu uu V(uK, -...-..- it will no : but wnere iiwmj umu.inn-" - riail,liuv. ..lt. It cannot bo malnlainc.1 Till bell!!? lM UB,"t' ." . . .. .... .1. 11a unprofitable, and coneque iuy.no .em.u- rlcs M1km cllixate uud soil s uuCsvor ab e to it will ripen into Stacs, whist thoo ldch combine tbe.4 advan.ges will be la States, cteutbougli po proeee .ou - cxicuded to It. Tlut the nouiu eiuen uui U3H " ...!.. ..n.i.lnyilt 01 a 1- m Ulavo code.' us it is .l 1,1111 vin... , , . len ej . but ho conteseU lor tne priucipie .iinnronatyof Ler citlzeus I a sacred Ih i .! tlf.. nt rkltll.P Rlntl-4. proiiert 01 mw ' " !' iitei 001 of urpperly lu luo urriio not a right lo this just uud 41I the case, the passage or a i proeve..,,-!, ... occall wrtice expired (mm time 1 Ml .t.isxi lm dirt niP.in?! in , ... . . . hind of property n. - -- , next Tall). News from Wu.iiingtoii, iiaieu waking another slu;. tMe. iw owner. 01 h A(torm. (.fn. .i.. will never lake them where their labor 1 ... lr, ,.n.P, for which they contend. They cannot abandon It without losing their equality with other Statcf. The roust hat o equal rights In the Territories, or they cease to bo tho equals of the other Stales. They cannot fermit this discrimination without degrcdallon, and with out ttirrcndcrlng n principle which will lend to their i1igrace, nod without destroying their equality as sovcrolgn States of this Union. 'i'ho Democratlo party support them In this contest, believing their demands nro just and right, nnd that the recognition of this principle Is necessary to the perpetuity of the nut Ion." Oregon Items. The Uitgonum speaking of tho harvests nrs: u'l'lm wheat harvest has cot TfKrc ,, mofc , Ulm, nl Mi . , . , ,,, ,,,, M,., commenced. reason of the year, nnd some wheat had fallen, but the crop had suffered no essential Injury. Our farmers will soon want n market for their far plus. Wo wish there was a ship here to take n load of the best Oregon wheal to New York." Improvements are, progressing In town, says . !,,0 Pi ,' '""''I' '"''"''"ir "' ! ,,!mI ,!,T' c",,,,tfm!U' .d' i two story building nearly completed. Doctor I "7, ' ""! tt'f ZVt I OI"b? IIotcI-. Alf' ?Jc . '"". .nUo.p" "'' "' mW,l,on ,0 Ul a,,",r,c, cl' '-.evcral new buiMlngs are la course oi erection or under contract. Sir. 1). Umhey, of Douglas connty, received a litter from Luke Valley, Utah, by tho Inst dis-.mu" informing him that his brother, Captain term on the fourth Friday In June, as fullows: C. I,J. I'.Wnlkcri II. 1. T. A. I).vU( S. W., II. A. Ilojrue! J. W.. M. S. Ilurrcll : C, It. D. Austin j T., S. S. Slater j S., J. W (iilng. Samaritan Lmlgo No. 2, I. O. 0. 1'., of Cortland, Installed their olTiecri for the term commenelucr July 1st, ISf.p, ai fullows: N. (5.. J. V. Hughes) V. (J.. M. S. Ilurrcll j Secretary, II. T. Ilcvj; Trcaiurcr, I'.Tuylor. The body of a ncwdmrn male infant was found In the slough of the Willamette nt the uh enj of galctii, ilwrl llinc !!. It had "MwntljrUin JronncJ to conceal a ta,o ol ,lawo Desertions crcur nearly every week from the IVni'.cnllary. Since our last advice from lh.it lntilulIoii. ni less than four of the prlmnrrs '" l'"t " other quarlen, mure agreeable lu 1,r'r ,11,lc'- A lunatic by the imtne of Itceve. has been troubling the iH-ople of I'oitland by walking into public places uud threatening the lites of the Inmates. The ).,i,c. .VhMih. Van, lirMnl the 1 1.. ji fjlnitt An expressman from Major Stein's com mand reports n tight with the Indians, during which five prlmners were taken. James Ixtls was drowned In the Columbia ritcr. The accident hapixucd near Itock Cn-tk Itupldt. A Jockey Club was organised In Multno mah county on the 2Tlh tilt. Hon. George 11. Williams was chcled I'rwldent. Tho residence of M'in. Ugan, K.q.on 1'if- teen Mile Creek, Wasco county, has beende- strottil by lire. 'I ho Oivgon Dtmotint, as we anticipated hut week, La hoisted the llrccklnridgo und Line flag. Settrul hunting partlt started from laigene City last week for thu Cascade range, to spend a few weeks In hunting uud fishing. W. II. 1'urrar, I lii , of lVrtlaiid, intends slumping the State for Douglas uud Jouimou. '''?mmm 1'noM Cucsuknt Ctrv. We are in rce-elpt ufthe UtiMot Iholth. The exlitor lavors the clecllou ot llreekiiiridge and I.tud lteports from the Copper Mines still con- tlnue tery favorable. CunskUrablo ore hies been hauled Into the Ci'y ready for thipmcnl to San I'rauclsco. The Cvliimbia brought up on her last pas- sage twcnly.flve passengers nnd oucLucied and twcnty-elgnt tons orircVtffi. I'-rlle nra 'gov eugngeil in catching the lUtViiYli, which ihey nro curing for tho San rruncisco and interior markets. New diggings hutc been ditcotcrcd In the Itetl Wuods, u few miles from Crescent City, which promlso to pay well, as soou as water ean be procured to woiU them. A dwelling liousc, occup en iy .iaj. tt acts, ' look flic, but was cMinguWlicel beroro much . damasro was done. Dugau .t Wall despatchel last week for the interior setcntcen wagons und flfiy-nlno mules.! Friedman ir lleiliKr.clettn wagons and two ' luiudnd and 111011 inu'es i und J. W. Slatcler ' .i.x ttngom and one hundre.1 mules. .. s.ttuvMKxTO ro 1'oriT D.llLY M.tlL riUlM S.ttlttMKTO i.M). The l'ony l.xprc which arrived here July 27lli,sattheSatrainenlu Union, brought i)wg (hit ,.0,l(Ilatter lienerai Holt nai con- !.,.l.rtl.l 1, r.nlrnpt fur n il.lllf CIUIICM iunn.nw.ti v - i ,,..... a.. I.lnll.,ll.in,l l.v .Ifl.'l- 1111111 iroui (3uti.iiiin." " .v j -o- M M, Hocarl from t,00j Bulhssrlty . Q wfcom , awarded, hate already com- bo, .0 have . rCadv to run as soon as the middle of Sep- !....." 1 - '"""" Tub Canvass. Senator Uwlii ami Ijttliam hud arrived ut San Fruueisco. They say that Senator Benjamin, of La., and (Jen. Cushlng, of Mass , will both come to this coast to ad vocate tj;0 election of llrccklnridgo and laxuc, 'w. ' -. .. ... . Vice rrcshfctjtlrccklnriilgewill aisojvisti .. .. . .1.... .1.1 . IIIUII IlUt), viv. v..-- - -- 'j ---.- 1 era. nu uttimii ww. ... vw....-v v...-- The Signs of tho Times. From every portion of the country comes a hearty response to tho nomination of llrcctcln- ridge nnd Laue. The Democrats, finding that .. ,. , ... If . .nr. iouguts was not nomioaicu nccoruu.g the usages of the party, and that, In fact, he the universal sentiment of Ihu supporters of never had, neither nt Charleston or Ualtimore,,"1"uRli" mid Johnson, that no compromise even a molorlly of the delegates, but that tlw ' ,B!"C' Hm'"Ki!.,'m!,,l'0:Ji',.?,n,;,lu pretended nomination was a swindle uml a cheat, have pronounced, In a voice not to be mistaken, their disapprobation not only of the trickery and outrages ticrpctrutcd by tho Con vention, but of Its regular nominee. No reg . , ., ts ular nomination having been effected, they were left nt liberty to pursuo such a course us their consistency and principle shouM Oictatc. Wo accordingly find them nrroycil umler the banner of Urceklnridge and iine, who are the true exponents of their principles, and who, having beca nominated by the delegates of all the Dcmocioit.. Slates and several others, arc the only National Democratic nominees before the American people. Ily pursuing any other loursc, tho Democrats of this Slato would completely stultify themselves. They hate re peatedly decided ngnlnst tho Squatter Sover eignty views of Mr. Douglas. To Indorse them now, by supporting him for the Presi dency, when he lias recclted no regular nomi nation, would b,. In direct conflict with ,helr!l2ll,t0 previous nets, nnd would glto the lie to all 0 whom tho place lias iiunt-cherMnil ussiichf thtlr former professions. Ills true that it tery 'tlons, havltu,' been Mice the properly ol his few who had a leaning towards Douglasls nn f"Jhtr, his cliltdlmodV horm, and the tccnu or n .. !...!. .! ...AI. ..j .1.-1,1. ftnttfpil tlin nrrntfmt. utiri hnrltnl nrrnitnt alone of the proecedlncs of tl.c Contention , ,, ii. . tin had been received, to come out openly In Ids support. It Is equally true that a few others, who have hitherto been opposed to the politl- ..ii i it. it i.. t .i.i... , ., , . ii i i ii mlnatlon to support him, merely because they suntiosrd him to be the regular nominee. All tho facts In regard to the so-called nomination being now known, these Individuals will un questionably reconsider their hasty decision, and on the day of trial be found the firm sup porters of llrccklnridgo nnd Line, nnd n po litical platform which their Judgments shall approve. California News. Two Democratic Slaiu Cunvcntlons have' tribute nld for Ihe ruieihiU totuntnrily. ut.d, that day t but with ininy, the upK)dtion been called lo nominate Kleetors. 'i'ho Doug- nigeil lh.il ikshhis low hum tin -c liupoitors ' prk.vullcil lint Ihev were the result of a precon la, nnd Johnson w.,,hate,,..ed.helr Oi,, l tuition tontftt nt .Sicramcnlo, Sept, Stli.'i,. .i. ... 1..1,. 1 - n 1...1 m.,.1 emml-sar en. tt in had im-v ouslv bun cxiv d The Itrtckttirldgc nml Line parly calteil their Convent on In meet at tho same nnce. Sent.' Hth. All holies of the Iwn factions coniiiro- miring upon one set of Electors Inve failed. Jewcph I'. Huge, chairman of the Slate Cen tral Cjmmlltcv, bus ilectatnl for Douglas, while the niemliers of the same mostly sup. port Ilrccklnrldge nnd Line. Diirintf Jnlv. -197 ilettosllsnf eold liitlllnn. iitcrngliig 311 fine, with a gwes weUl.t nf .,,,., . ,n . ,.,, 9.1,1-.. -'-'J ounces, nnd 0 tabic of 8I.823,-, 221.9 and n.Sfi.l.OO ounces or silver bullion, worth 8I2,2.'iS.I7 were reeclvul in thu Mint. nt San I'mncitco, The coinage or the month ifinslsleil of Sl,IM()UO In doublu eagles, J'.' 1.1)0(1 In half dollars, and 93C,9T2 SG iu re tlncil silver bars. A loiter from J. W. Denter, former (Jotcr. nor of Kituas..!ellnlu his position In the pres ent political rrbls, und )i-eti-ing quite ubly tlin subject matter of Ike d lU'reiietn now r.xlet. VI s .It till WCfiV"""- MI'Jl IM ,llK,lt'l III the California iuik?.. He declares liimvA ' unreservedly for Douglas uuVMlllson. In uml about I'elulum.i, Sononi comity. liiiiiicnsentiaiitliliiiifi;r.issi.ipit'ril,ntviu.i.ld their opK-arnun. nnd as mutl, tire destruvlng t.e.able,of every, IWp.h.n. As tct their I .lepmiations appear lo in; principally conmicn to turnips, cabbage, cucumbers, beans unit po- iuioe. 1 A fomtle camel, belonging to the herd late-l Iv brouglt to San Tranclsco from the Amoor Itlter.elitd a few days uftcr lauding. Il has been tcr; sick since Its nrrital, and although evert ilib-r pos.lblcwas done to relict e it, it graduall; sank nnd eiplml. ,. . 1 ., , , , ho th-rmometcr In the shade, at Marys- lil0' ,1", ? ' , '' ?' J" IOC- 1 an. I his. says tho J kmotwt, U the highest slcfm of heat yet reached lids season at Martsvile. J. U. MiCallum proposes to publish a' ,.eu,ocrnl.c,,apcrh,.Wvi calleii the Cnltiit California, aud willsupporl Douglas nnd Johnson. Tho San I'rauclsco Alia slates that wells' hate been ., In the asplndtum .eg.on near Los Augtlci.und that coal oil in ittiliiiilt.-) quautllies cai.be mauufacturcd therefrom. , Judgment was rendered 1 inlv tnih In id., 1 .iuit .iuiii, in tne Pulled Sintes Circuit Court, against J. C. l'rcmcnt, for 5C.0SC, in favor of J. W. NIcli-' Four Chinamen, convlctedof murder, of one, of their countrymen In Tuolumne county, hate been sentenced to bo hung ou ibo 7th of Sep Umber. The entire population of Shasta county, by the recent census, will fall short of five thou sand, and tbatofthetoitu will be but little over eight hundred. Senator Utlham arrived by tho hist Over land tso from the Kast. Ho intends to slump Ihc Slate for Urecklnrldgc ami I-ane. Kngland.iiid 1 at unto accept of all llio lerm ,, .. ,. ,,..,. ,.... inll, hui'lllrs, nd choo.ufor lhefct.i,.,slliehighe.t Calhoun Heid-nm has been sworn '" "sluns l.e s.a,cs. lu imW ilie-re..r I will pluce 11. I.. 1 i-i.. Itt.s.ln A tt.-vitfi rmiiinnrllil ' . t. i el.. United Sintes DMrlct Attorney for tho North crn District of California. m DhTiNCi'isiii.ii Arrival. General James Shield, united ut San Vraiivl.cn, by the Over land stage from Los Angelis, on the 1st of August, lien. S. t i.its Cullloriiia lor me pur tears. During cue war wuii .m-.Mt", mv ..v.. . o ...... ... . .. . ..!.!. l... I .1... !:.. cral held t be con..n.. or a i.r gamer, aim ferxel with .ll.l.ncllon to thu close of I hat contest. AtCerro uoruo no wu. . . . 1 ll l.,., nf r.w AVI re. 11 WUS ttOUIIUWi, uj , , thought at the time with lifo was almost service hate been .il.tliiL'uihc.l character tears of public life Senator from Illinois pisiiho'CT ; "wwg's ..:. --.I .u.t.ipmlsluil honor, fabouw lie -.i . ,n.-.r..rtf retirement deign to visit O ngon! wo know that people ll 1 lend to him a hospital and core i.l re; ...."... .. ui. .n.ia t. r,ir iin'itkmriuKu uuu Un-ShUUlsiiforirrc-ekbridsoaud ipption. uei pose or regaining ins iieaiiu, wnicii, ui laie, .icing p.Mm.KitMii ear.; mwii ni.i. . imi,iRW ''h.'y hate 011 hand, und nro ton. "'"" ior iioiiiiuhi iiii.t inviiaiaiu mu nonce, L become seriously Impaired ow aecou,,, - ' 1, M- (. VdIIo. l" M rV':;;. . -''r '" ," . nnd well se.ec.cxi '" '"Uu-Hon said o.derMtllle,,, Ihc nrdaous ur.d rcponsiu'c trials to hielt It ttj1 Sl.mi'lu nori,J. ,,u, ,rt, ,m, tt,w. in-'sloek or inerthandbc, tvhlcli tdey olTir nt fulr Trmiurtr J.irtton tUny, Ojn. has been jubjcclwl within the last titiltei,),,.! otn. n,e, ir iheiirrjiigeiin-nl of pre-jutd rea.onably prices. Persons will find the Jaektonvllle, Augu-t ll, IbMi.-tr-iSO. II)Irc..Ious. ..-I" .:))lo ,lial ; " -" .,., , .H-rwiu either physical or mental of ,10 less promoieiv-- -- ... ; ' " ",;.' uor , at all event,, the reader will perceive Krvlpg one term oi . u. , ;"' ,. , . ' 0( V ,,",'. , w ;rfal matter In to J.V . issue. General Intelligence). Taylor, of Louisiana, 1'iigh, ol Ohio, and Ktist, of Arhnhus. in bihalf ol the Douglas Executive Committee, hate issued to tho Ik- (.iitori.nw rvf llm 1T.itl.nl Utrtln.. .it. nti1(sa .if lojtxpijnntlon and coun-el. They ikcliiri?, as ..VV...VT V. ..... UIIII.H U.UIVJ .11. .....ii.ca v. i ,u l'luiFjaiiiuii hit mini i.ununii uuuvi ui ir u lotut any State, and that they (met the rejection of such propositions Indignantly, whenever nnd nhcreier uiude. They sn II wo hno nny friends in any Statu lit them e.ill u State Convention at nnee. and nominate u full elec toral tlekit, pledging the ctiIiijIvu support or lt.,i..U ....! .ff.l.Hll.ll (! ri.. -.. 1 .. ....I I. Junius iiimi I'l'iiui'ii t u i .ui rn; iu uuin i-i "R i c. own raso - a..or u u,o rirfiii oi I cora'ur'li LuHcr' ,:',C;o .0Soi;cV, poimii prori-sslotw or the Heinocratle piny, and trample under font imr Democratic ui.f, would be to illsbnud the national organization Tho proportion of 820,000 pre-etit left by the Jupam-st't duo to thu poller of llaltlmore', has been sent to that city by Aiyiut Delmout. Tlicru is an ordiirmro In forcu In that city, hovtcter, ttlilch forblih policemen to rccrlte any presen tttiiiio i ncy nn m ouiev, nnu w.o(i.irg, IM.,ni divided about the policy of swwint tirith ililil Mill llil IllfllMl Ml'i f titftitfilit I . . ' eharltab'o liMtltutloti. A report Is In circulation nt I.incnstcr that President Iliiehauan Ins sold hN icsideneu near llt.it rllv kliiivvn lis Wlii-atliilid. nml tlmt he has purclinscd, or liitnuls to imrclinfc, a II UVIUIIU IHUllivl IIIVIIII). I nr.,lirt.",MVi7iT.,lion,ri.H lOnlnnneo J'c milimnt uii or Aiuhrsou, I'd Artillery, Ll'ut. Dutch, ,f the Ordiuneei land llu.-c, nl tho 1st Artltery, nre iiiointui Uonrel ofOiricirs to e.vammoiiiidlel James' r nil cnnnnii am nroicc es nt vv ulLli Illll. " I-fOnd Schenklun oeevltriUliw cmiuioii nnd roJeclllei, nt Huston, and su-li ol her rilled-, cannon und projectiles its nuy be designated, Ilcrcrdy .Tiilin'on has written lothe Deugln men or Philadelphia denouitlng the ctii.es I nun monies which inuiicii tne late M'eii oi i.. u.t.t .I...I...: r.i eelonIsls to In- one of folly and nmiliic. and t'xhnrliiu the Doimhts men tu stick lu tuctr cause nnd their candidates. A notice front tho Archbishop ol New sh;: linn for H.L. I'm.. IK..e il,i,. win. n.n. I III! nil HIV IMS "MYI Hie (- '1t in my iniporlunt publiu .lllons, und vvn Amlilnr 1,1 in nil or 1 ho Mule tunler the ml- miiilrlrutlon nl (iov, llltniT. lbilp.ith, that ultrn-Kiislbli nbolitlonl!, jailnl Iioiii IIiIiiii on I'ru'.iy lat for llayll. betiriiier un nil irlrnit nfJolin llmwii. pur ihacil bv Tl.nddiii 1 1 vntl, iv hii.Ii he will pre sent to the M-iplei'fll.itll. Ily n law nl thu Slalu eirtn'oru'lit. the l'rri- derillal electors uiii.l recelvMi innj.irily ofutl the totis tml.Vd tit U'tteX'tnl. In ea-oii'i lr- ,""' f'V" tu jj-irliy. thru the U-Is!alure mint chope tin; (Neli.rs. ,;in. Willi,,.,, O. Ilmlir of Kci.luiky.who was on thctichtt withiiui. i'a-i In IS Ir. In mil Tor llieckilirldo nnd Line, und contem plates Inking Ihu Mump iu bihalf uf the prin ciple s th.'V riireeUt. The ( iib'iii 1 bus ih chliil 1'iorilr llw Dos ton I'Mi'tllii' liilreniiivtil l.tSiiuiuierstlie't, lusiiile or the br.b-..:. red bv the State ulretl! real ivtatericu!ittors In I.e. pit whciu it is. I he cTiiMis 11 turns uf 1 iic'iiimII d-niot lioni nut so goon it in leeieii nun uni ex ...ii,. 1 ..,..1 ii I. iI.,..I,ijJIii il.. .,..,..,... Hiiiuhiilnii wl 1 eeetfil frii.iiiui. 1 J ".;." 1 chard r. fli,,,,,.. !' 'r"7 '"I .iceen. nnd vvlinx. ArVi .-Xi!o"r,wiiili havii. inline nim tu ivihi" ".f, I,."-""1"!! '" "'" IlihiiiIp,. I 1 1 .. .......... , j.tj 1 T'..ci llelcni . 1V...M.1..... t, I.....I.. rmiii ....i:,!,!,, niatliotli thut ibe II..11. Albtrl , Itu.k Intend r-.twiiilu:: thola'.e ol Atkau.js lor ; liuiie .is im.1 'u'-on. J' ;; '"rt )(,u4 - M,jM. ,M.pt ll.o llalllinorc. UttUij DnitCi, iHiught I'Mlmt purpose - . - ' AM' Moi.Mtst-.-Sii.ee llecnan , r11"" ,0 -vw wl ! ''"" " w 'thallei.ged l.lui to lighl. A latent ndviCTS, ' preliminaries were beifg arranged by Mt nMttln frloi.I. i Frwt de.il of jc.xcitement rxl.li atning lb raney. am Us are being already wagered. I lexiiausfiicudi , M ,. f glno ,o86u . lMt '-'l" Morrlssy. 'lie following rank I , ( Nw Vokn n rw j,,, , Q f uAyji . St.w YnnKdidy 1C. 16J0. As Mr. John C. Ilevnartha now nrrivetl 1 nnl bMi ,tm ,u wish, nav I have bin .11 I llio mot. 1 will ll -lit blm lu four uuulhi from signing articles, lor Iron tin dolliirs to un .tnll,l cl.tiimIoii e? the world'' tl ha never won 11 tbhl iu the ring, I will ii'S! give nun uioiii.iuec no uuui. iiiii.oh'i , , .,.,, ,, ,,i , ..iiino him the ch.inix' he wauls, ulll.oiiu'i lull. ,.H "., i.r,,. '.....u .....1 r..i...I.. iw ia,.,. dm uiMin us a wiiiuc put up what forfell he li!.un;lit him whs mid tvl'O-.; boll' uli tl. SllvOS 1 III CI.V.K. tt J HvCil.l..i il.. ...!.!.. ,.. I...tli 1 Irili- lilllktil.'r ..1M .A,,. .(.', .vt.i ihl nutib-ntleat nn- til ll muniy Is up, whieh I mil prepared tu ktuLc-,1 ilrnulll" uii of urlle'ks. - --' a . - .,...- I nil .uoMiii.pr.i. Chainploi' of America. To tls the ' Hoy" replies ns Mlows : Nnw York. July 17. 16C0. I lmt nolleed. with iiiui.hs.il !cellon, that John Mrrhtxy declares that hi will hup tho oruml.t. 01I.I 11, llli lltroru I Willi III UnrOlK.'. and glvnio a second inictl'g In the rti.tr. ri.'u In M.lfpj me for ihc tuie 1 s-k.ih iil In nny 111 oli.lliio mans naim uivmiiiioi S2.MKI us preliminary ilepmlt for u inalili orS10t)U0..ide, iKiidiug ll.e, drattliw oT .lie. unifies und e nhttlon ot n stahihohle.'. II houhl ditto ssnpViist.l, ulier my long slay I ,ii.,.vi.l. to hat 1, .,1 i;.i, we.k or klMiu, if, enjoy among m Irien Is, but. us lluioisiio way In whiili I tnbegi.iilhtl imuih uliy - iiiihinuh.', -i n. ,.,.,....-... , , , i .1. ..!.. Inrlln r u .1 1 tii.w ,ltIn. In ,itnr...3 . I ...I.....I..3 I .. ill Ml,. l.l...lll,l.illl . I. .Ill l- lllii! - , $ukc-ri;rr-, ;,;,, y,-, '- v' ul,, j,,,,. c. Iln:.x.t.x. .. - -- - - - -"-.-.It. IIW ,HilV ,vv , ,,.., ..... . . i . third und last beat, ' V"W "'"r ."" track, ami ran inside UM yards, but. .otvvl.fTV.V ,' Wakc-upT.ko ' '- '" to V"11 t'00'1 forty fee'- , nn OtCrlrhC0lire,t,..t.ri,rnnn, . l,Pitt(vll TUC-eljy l.lti..v . ,.,. .ruvww. .w- """ nuCBI..r" ;.mJL. Wm. Ub's" Wake-u, ,: ,: .,,, ' ral.r. Al lhat .'"Jte, It Is rather unrn.i.ro I ncel alter iwutui t " . , 0 think so, from the scanty amount of editu. ndnnolhtrr.om.Miuuc-- ....,., .fI..m. Un -lei .. .-... .....;. .. BY TELEGRAPH. To Yrctm for the Oregon Sentinel, Miu.Kn'g Station. Aug. 8lh, 1SC0. The l'ony JhpreM from St. Joseph arrived last nlglit ut 8 o'clock, with ndvices from St. LojIs to July 'JTlli, up to 11 o'clock 1. M, St. Louis, July 17lh, 18(H). Tho llegulara of the Second District In Illinois, have nominated Isaac W. Arnold for Congrtss, In place of Jno. V. Farnsworth. 'J'lio llrccklnridgo National Committee of N. l ., orgnni7(d at the Irving House ) Ous- JaulI A BnlI , ttl ,0 clliliri i.flmary . ..K-cIl,,,: are orJeml tu cl,o03o .Ulctc, to the llrecklnrigu State Contention, colled to ' uSCnibtc nt St mense, August 7lh. A reso- utioii was pnssei), requesting members of thu committee to retire from the Mozart nnd Tammany I lull, or from any other organiza tion that itHtulncd Stephen A. Doujlui. The Douglas State Convention ut fills- iiumluatiiig a straight ticket of Dou'las electors. It Is stated that private letters Just received at Wmhtiiglon from the City oi Mexico. c."c press fears, amounting almost to certainly, i ""' '"''"f'.' '".'J1"1 "' l'lr,,"e ,,l',!cf; ""d con ,i . u i i i . . i i . ' I tinned liking them until I was entirely cured, that Spain Is nbutit tu make u tlcseciil on , now mjiiy its guoil heallli as I evtr tltd In .Mexico. J no Eipauisii nuthoritiesiieciaiu lint they only ntv.tlt the itrrltul of thu Delgian Minister and Spanish llect, vvhlth Is cuintug to take Vera Cruz, In order tu commence o- trillions in the Interior. They claim that Ihc French will susluin Spain, nnd llnglaud will' not Interfere. Siatn being the most aggrieved ' parly will mnke the attack. They hold that ....,.' Unlteil Stu alter the rejection of the McLaiic treaty, the tts uuvcrnmciit is dJi.inul the right lo Interfere to prevent them from re- dreslng their grltvaiiecs. A.xoniMt " ILtniTii'ii rr.nnv" Arrtm.- ..., fn...i. i..,.. I be following I.xtr.t t Is Irt.m the .-nh.tm,ri;v,.'li,l,.,,,,',i,i7c,i,r,!,,,l'l,V',,ili,,rnT! I"li,1",r , , ., 'iillkbi-l. All wlin can ntliird, iliunld mull, an -1st. I lie ilestruttive , u ,,!, ,,, ,,,c Hrenetlli and prolong life. Suld t'e.xus) Lm of July .nml mvslerious tires that occurred thriiuhouliliy Dritiriil-tn gem rally, at jt ir bolll Lur ,lur,0 f ,lU stlltu oll ,lu 8il, ji wcie ,;.,, fl,r (Kl.tlljl0 , until tu-diy. Some . f"inbiution. causeil by thu execsilvc! limit of I I fmiii the country. Thut this latter position I was cornet, Is terilled by 11 letter Iroui Chas.l Ii. i'ueer, of Dallas, to Mr. D. KIwV. of Ihu-' hum. Hi) s.ivs : I vvrito In li.i-lo that you may prepare jour ieoji!c for the mojt terrib'c state of nir.ilrs tint ever cxulnl lu Te.xiu. On the 6th of July, the town of Dallas was II red nnd tint entire business portion of the I place wits ikvilriiycd. Kterystoru In tunu was cnllnly c-eiii-uun.il. On the tllh two ilitclllug houses were fired ; this hd tu the nrreft of iniiie negroes nut white men. A miui dinliiillciil p!ut was then dlieotcrcd, which was to have ehmei'l.ed the entire northern portion of Ti''i extending tu the Ited Iliver couiilr." -'-" white men vtlm were c.xi cited ,," "'" counirt lu,t year, ate ,r iiiti.--,ur of ll.e i.ul,jvh.ili Is-lnuall- wp,.-ud livciht!y ,oiitructid. nnd was to ,avc 1,1 w.i. "" w""v euuulry. The c.ti- ein nru terribly i.xcite.1." '"" "' "'w C,U,H "' "'"""" ' '" i,,, 1.. 1.1 1 u Suluiilav iie.xl. when the mbkel 1 will le full; d.seUiSid, uud lucasuret tuken lor -- ruliire tartly. limit cM-Ileincnl exists In Virginia, neur A..Miirla. the iniblaiv lutliu Utu called nut m protect the ltepubllet.ui tf the tovvu.j .hero Wng nbou. three' hundred. The Ureal Hepublie-. from irealHejiiiblie-.fr.ini San lY-nciiec, ' at .Vcw York on July 22.1. I l'ony Express urrived nl St. Joseph on arriteil Thu I July 'JClli, with San i'rauel.co dates lo 11th July. K.ts 1'ntNrisco, August 6th, 2 f. . Tlicr mounter stands ut I Id-'. S.tiutxuxro, Aug. filli, 10:30 r. m. The Sail l'raneiteo llaald hoists toil iy the lire eklnrhlge and Line Hag, in consequence of vvhleli John Nu.'int retires from the cilitorinl chair, and In Ids tukdtetory declares for Douglas uml .loiiliioii. llio l'ony l.xpirss arrivcil tins morning. 1 Sr. bins, .Inly 2 lib. The steamer lho iiin ,J( iciuif, with the I'rlnceof Wales, or-j rived nt St. Johns, July 23d. 1 1 A di.pttcli from New ork r July 2 lib taysi ' l'rltnto udvltvs from iimrgu no noitnco that terms have been agreed upon In tlut Slate between thu I) nu'lasltes nud Dell lies. L'aeh candidate is to ha to livo Kleetors." Uiu-.t. New Yoik, July 2 lib 'llio Doug, las and Jul.no rallllcatlon nuctlug, held In this city last night, was by far the largest nud l": "'0 iin.leilKU..I. by tlrliie 01 an ..i.ler 01 '. ; ? ' . .. ,. -V . . tho Counly Curt of Jath.on county, Oregon,1 .yii)stenlhu.!atlce.terhe!dhere. l..x(iuternorI,llKllntlll0 " 'i .Se-eumr. 1). I' 11 1 11 . uml Francis U onion. nddressi the mcellus. The n-eakeM were 1 , - - - - serenaded rUr U,. meeting c.o.ed. CompIalii.Lf cxeesilveheat nro made nil over the county Nu less than fifty persons died from cll'tcts nrii(i..lnriiig the past vvexk. St. iicu, July 2Slli.- -rd I.tons left Wash ng on lu meet ho I'rlnec of t u,e. jJInrj. r.n.i iv.01 i .. 11 mhiiu 1 nurse. .11 x- x- 1 -r 1 e- it . ,.. ,S "'"I1"1 rly ltulioMoiinerid!t.fiiInc J he New ork Mime s X ashlngton cor-1 mi)inh with bond nuJ too,! ucurhv. to i.j m. respond, nt announces the defalcation of Major jti Sutl.e r'nit.l. Quarltrmaslcr of tho Marine forSaoOUO. ' ' ' l-x-Depuly U. S. J .. . .... 1, i...llAi...A..t Marshal Hyndcrs, who nai miner iiiuiiiiiiviii iui miiiiiini;, h. CsWpCf A.Sclovcr, was yesterday commlttld t0 uTomta ur insanlly. -.- ... " ''"",' 7riTT!! . .. . Mno-N -.-1 his hrm are now permanently loe.Ued in the new brick building fiirmeily oecupUil by I'.J.Kyau, ready for . I . . 1 ..!..,. .. .... iroiiiiciors cieter nun nccoiiiiiiouauoo bfc"" I ,. Warm Wr.tTiiru.-Tho weather has bee I ,.i., ttur... during tho nast week. On --- -"--. -- --0 , Jos. La?, nnd Hon. Lansing Si'out, for iin poitaut publiu docuiients. I'ltANKS. To Dcjan k IVall, Wells, Far go & Co's ngcnls, ftr late Oregon papers. SPECIAL NOTICES. Sun Francisco Arjoncy. TII03. UOVCL', General Newspaper Agent, San KrancifCO, Is the authorized Agent of tho Oiikiiov Sevrivur., for that city. Ofllce corner of Montgomery and Washington street, up stairs, Mru. Wi.vsi.dw, an cxpirlcnced nurpu nnd re main phjsiciau. has n Southing Syrup for child ren levlhliig, which greatly facllltatis the pro cess of teething, by soDcnlng the gum, reducing nil indnn matlon will nllay nil pain, and Is sure to regnl vte tho bovvck Depend upon it, mothers, It will gtvu red to yuurrelves and licallb to )our Infant. I'erriclly sufo In nil cau'. Pre mlvcrl.'rcmcut In nnullirr column. Dyspepsia, Fever and Artuc, Inillge'etioii, sour ttumach, vvaler Ijr.i-li, heart Ii'irn, bllllousncss, Htcrconiplalnl.ncMlly, llaln leney, Jaundice, change of ilimite, siek head ache, lossofttppclite, feliiilotoiiip'.atnl. opprcv Ion nftcr eating, and general iKMIIIy arc ia!d ly, cITeclually and surely cured by the Osv- ULN.VT1.U DlTTI.IH. cti.ironxti t.tinr.ser. .1o'.tfnnne 11,11, Cat., Jmit lfltli. IS.'S. lhv- Ing sutured Tor lirtecii years with Dyrnpla, In Id wort furni, ami litvlug cnnsulltd with the Iwt physician, nnd triiil etery Ihlna recom mended, without mief, I wai liidiiced to try the Oxriisxtil.ti llrrrm, nml beforo 1 had taken my iiie. i ini.u pint'iiieiuiicomiiu'Uiiiiigtiiem to all who are similarly tthTclul. J vmm LtMisiroiii:. Tor sale In California by Dedlngton k Co., Itpliri .t.ilill.ntl .t' Pil.. fMi.tfln ttnrrll .ii rrtiicbcn t It. It Mel) snild A Co., Sacramento mCl., Cuffln A Co, Jlarystlllc ; ?miih ,v Davis, l'lirlland, Oregon. March !7.-ly-3. Ihn.'.i Sti:svr.viiit.l.t, Yellow Dock, unit lo dideof l'otas Is pnpaitd fium the Illicit Old Jamaica Switparllla and KnglMi Iodide uf Do-tii-iidinlraMuas a Itetorallvc and I'urllierol tho IIIihhI. It cleatiHs the sjftcut or all morbid mid Impure milter ri'twiit-sintH. nnd i rupttoun .... , ". ":, lM,''A S,"-' !'',,'l"'i,..,"r'. fZ W Sn 1 ' ' lillffi Ne... ".,."..: ,.u.tl '"...! ',", HOLD their rcirtiltr eouiuiiinleatlour llitt WYdiifHliy L'teuhigiu.ioriireceiliiig till! lull lll'Kll, ill j.iikfisvn.i.t:, iiiiv. 0. W. UllCKll, W. M. II. IlMinv. Si';i. ww,KWjiw..'aii.tt.Tgvtjwwmrii,wi.inii-w m:v .i)vi:itTisi::.ii:T. j 1 1. 11. wan:, kuw'.vun n. Molina v, 1.1 i;aii i i m.v. wide, mam & co FIRC-PROOF DRICK CTOllC, fallfaniii Mrtf I, htlHtrn .Nftonl m:! llilnl Sis., OPPOSITE "UNION HOTEL." Di:. I.KKS In Ce11cr.1l MilchvnlNo viltid lo lid. locality, iiiuong which nny hi fuiiini U'lum anil I, ii'im, Tolnieeii and I Iisur, Dry (tiMiIi, llu.m.ry and Clove, r.tiicv ('owi, M Tl .1 i. HATS AX1J CAVS. Agricultural implemcNTs !iiH:krry. Croiunl .biin and Table Salt, Uflti'lJ'i AX WTI353I ,xle. Cu..ey, PAINTS, OILS E& GrLASF WlMtlUn w-uri.( ,ruolu(i lc " ' Clat.wnre, Carpeting, etc.. cte. 1 Having loc.il.il permaneully In JachontIllc, , wlllivvir.t faelllly lor pureliasliig our i;uihI nen, tuning. 1 ii-iiieiii miter ulvvavs In Hie taii I'nuiehco nui kel.) w.irouilvlh'voiiiuiii idly tint It shall itl.vay bo our endeavor tu l.ccp tqi .1 I'lTSii mm coin?) L ii sioi?k. suited to l!u ili'in.ir.il, nti'l our I'lUCKS WLL lii: ,S LOW AS TUP inwi'xT,, adhering t a Irlelly tiulforiu seals of price.. j,i. tc solicit n iiirmn 11 urimig.' WADi:. MOItCAN tz CO. Jackontllle,.ugii.t II, lsC0..J0tf. i.uvii I'liiuv, nt. it. tt'iiii:., r. k. sionoiN. PERS7Y, WADE & CO., OANONYVIULK. OON. PUBLIC SALS. o . NOTICi: 1 Inrthy el veil lhat nn tho I . 1 1 1 'Dav ol' Hi-iilriiilicr. rurtwwinnu riwruui s, nrnoAMAi DnxnpnTW SKK'n;, jiuK.un county, Ogu. 1 lie properly eou.Uts or about 75 OrlOOHoadofgOOdOattlo, I Amirieau Marei 1 Siii"..,ii'!.7i:u-,,;i.i;rui.1 JllUttU Vf SA11A1I OltlI)I.i:Y. Mn'liix. Aiigu.t II. lM.o.-:io td IS Ili:iti:ilV filVHN to Hr.on huldhig Jack X nn. Counly Oideis, uumUied and eudor.ed as folloitii, el; No. Slilnud 1'.'$, cinlorMil Mat- Clh. If.t.1; .". .j. eiiiniiMiiJiiue in, iiwjj .Mi. ;n.i, ,'iii., .177, 87$. 57il, .'0. 51. 5s.', .131, 3S, flhs. .IS'J. 91. rudor.e.l July Dili. IS.Vi. Ili.Uer. ul I ihu aboto-uiiKrs uru notllkj tu call nt my olliev , In Jiiekoiitllle. ami ueelvullio uiomy tor llio iatr tiuiu oi uumiiig thu l-iilr ,Ui, ollur - ftti'M. , , W. o. .MYKD. I'ltnuciit. nu,.... , ibc-u.iii.-iu. IRON AND STEEL. Of) f)ff lS. of Abutted Iron T,w.v' V.vy '" nieclj specially select, ed fur lor this inn l,U lor mI.i by T , ANDKUSOX .- UIXNN. Jacksonville, Juno '.'3 lSW.-lf.23. Toi3vo3x'y t SHOULD you want JetvAriry, call nnd examlno the flao n5aoitnicnt nt IlliaJimkimiivlllnlliink and YaiUiy itoro, ein-n'rval, and Orciioo i 2Qtb.lLW!sm I inurMfiUaJa,:Uml County Agrl- 1 ... i , ,. . -1 . .'in tr.ii. .iijuir, i at ll o clock. .. M.. to iiiukn ii .'.."....', 3 1 IS- !!( AnuuBl i;ir , mailU w Aw .lirffito Nnw ai)Vj:utisi:ments. THREE DAYS RACING! SWEEPSTAKES FOR STA-LT-jIODSTS! ..... .0 ASWKBPSTAKn for STALLIONS, entrance . 8'.)0.t)(, one-hair f.Hfilt. will Im run over the JACKst.VVlLl.i: CUUIISi:, on TIIUKSDAV, Octnlicr Itli, 1800. freo Tor all t tlllnii In Jnckfon counly. Oieiton. - ' Jitanee. onu mile, to Ir- run by the titles or tho rhall lie airollowt Ihieu vinisolil. 75 )ioiinil 1 lour ttuin nld, to pi.iiniN ) llvo )tnrs old, M hound th .tuns nld. IU.) ioiiml ngtd itnl lion, 111 pound. 'Ihrcu to euler and two to i-tart In make a men; llm proprietors of the Cuiir-ij to add y-IiO.OO ll Hid tacu I run. To limit'! and cIo-h Iiv Iiii- 1'Irsl of SetitcmlKT, ulll.CIIAltl.iy WILLIAMS, at Jitcksouvlllo, Oregon. vVILLIAMS & MOOItn, I'ropVs. To llicntiuvulhcranienon three sulircribcrs: Javih Cm on tin: name " likt't Sittln," by "lied Dover," il.tm unknown J fi tinrsuld. J. I'. Wi Ij tines " Gil I'olritk." by Ilallcy' " Lev Intli tu," dam ly Imp. Consternation " 'ijeaisuhl, A. J. Mown: nnmfs "Mountain Duck," by "Slccl l)ill." (l.ini iiukiioviu I .", vear i.ld I tu iie tmiv xywinrv llilit t tVC ! I II V lt.llllf till,l enny eighty pound, II not oljected to by mammy oi i':" tnirnn when miule. Jaektoutllle, Aniut 11, lsCU.-JOIJ. TROTTING MATCH TO HARNESS, Over Jncksomille Course! TROTTING MATCH, to harness, mil A heat, Iwst tlinc In live, will come oh over tin itlmvu Conine, 1111 wr.i)xi:si)AY, oar. r,tu, isoo, ror a piirno or 11,000. The folIowliiB entries have bicu mail 1 Scw'i. S.vwiiu iiatuvs dark chestnut Loru " It'uoli." J vs. Cm on 1111: names hay stallion "Jake." .m'j'i. C01.t1.11 names Mack stallion "Lion limit.'' J. II. Km.iv names black slalllon "IJIaclc Hawk.'1 Ihoownirsnf thf ntKivo hnrw niirn. In tt - stun I llilliiiiii..'rCri."iitCity,ciiiirliIxl.iy t.illioii. ' Jiiu Doiigla-," lu cuiitend fur lUs atmtu iiimid pur-.'. JaikioutdL, Aujtuit , ISCO.-SOld Sweoptake Bace jacmville'coiirsei . .0. A S)Vi:i:iWT.Ki: lIACi: will comaotrovtr Z tin- nli.it v named l'ourc .1:1 SATt'itOAV OcloJiir (Ull, I9U0j Invfur llm lolloivlng iimiih.1 hur.' I lllrhnnl-oii' JlLirlc lliwl.," .r Cuiinpia; I'niel.irV "ItlnWII lii-iiruvt" I jk-nr'. ' l.linl-r 'llm;'' Ulirai't-.viir.ll Clnrlrv," Lulr.iuei Dim lliiinlrid li.dl.irs (HIOO.OO), on -'ml Inrliil. t" 11 "11-jiiiil rl.'.m llm I Ii t of rp IIiiii.Im.I1i li'.'-l -, l'.X'pln.ii Will 11111 1,9 m,!b::,l;,,!fflf:!sr'!,,s,l,,1"l,,u,e,l' .11 1 "'), l"".r'11 "b'w.f '" of w,.tRU wll no Si ." ''.'. ''"''' l.li iik l .liter r.oicon s ilereil ..,ii..l u. -,, ;,,.., , , To sTiol ,".Ji!""1,;1?, w" ' '" u( "' 'I id- nainaii, .ark-iHivilli', ii,,.,,,.,, moiii:i;.vVhimu v"!"-" J.vl.viii . An .in 11, 1 ;..iOtd. CTJLTJJlll'U STORE ('i!lirmni:i St., Jii'.s""li;- DR. A d. OVER3ECK, rT iv'1 Ju't reiunud from San I'rancltco, H '.voutd reriectrullt call tho ntlenllonorik 1 iMItf In Ids line uud e'Mciilv.t tool or ..nn FIE DRUGS & CHEICMSI c'hm.itimi or An n'sortuiput or cindc, mlvir lze'l,oiuglnnu.iud tliicluied 33Dl.'EJS-t3! All llio ino.t popul ir A, Final mmm or the d iy. A choice lot or TOILIIT CIIKMIC'AI.S. I'KUl'l'MIIIUKS. HAIR DYi:S. lUMODIW.OlLS, IJUUSIIKS, soai's, i'owdi:i:s, cuuams, .XC, Al'., .xc. Ilrle Ily, llio imt de.Iislile stock or the kluel ever In ought lu Jacksonville. I'uilU'iilar alttiilloii imid ta CoiiiiMiuisilliig all Ordered Pre scrlitt Itsn-s. All orders fiom I hi country niMreeel to Du. A. 11. OVI...IIKCK. Ciry IU113 -Verr, Jjikiuimlll, Orrjvis. July If. lhou..ii-.'. Sheep Sheep!! FOB JS-A-XjEI! rpHK tulscrllicr .n nliout 1 IOJO OOD SHEEP, now running un llu Jerl. ubiiut une iiillolslj low I lalet V l rryj "i Hogao Ult er, all In good healtli and flnu eoidtioii. i'nrniciM uud l.ulfier.lnwnnt of Sheep woulil In well tu c ill aud'xauiliiu them .oon. I here iireMilwiit twolnntied H.lheis niiiong the lot. Ilu-y will l.en.lioii leiiMiuublo tirm. only n irica.li r.iuliif lor furlher ptraculnri lu. iiiliuurJ. W. Lusal Ihu Willow fcirlnr. or .it ihu Old Ailtmi l'i.Ucry. on., inlle. Mow ItalUl'en.v.of 0. J. LVAS, Augii'l I, l(.U.-tl.-20. MlliNCAIi KOTICJB, 'PHP. undf.lgne.lhas .. rur rtcoven 1 llio lolu le. rtculv t.' on Ihu filli of Ju iih to be abl-1" lesunin llw duties or Ills n covered from r Juno last, Id nrole- .t.. ii.j nii..r inr I. L'l'aieiui ncunoniruK. m i,u, - .-" -- - -- - . . meii'tsito ).. '"'"'ii. of. laeUmn counly or lUcir ' ii-.-,i aiirunnH ior many tenrs past. My uilce ll tlill at tho old bland, ,! UJx 0W1LIE DHIG STORE, Ciilirrrula stieet. where I still keep up Ihc Ilos pltsl l)eiarlment. leady lo receive patient front nny pari ol Ihu eouuliy, and give them the DC cckiuiy euro nud iiioftthtnnul Irralincul. (i. w. jui:i:u, m. d. Jacksonville, Auglitt I, lBCU.-tr-'Ji). IVdvitaionl Xxxs3txxxxsAOXa,ts IT'LUTl'-S, l''ite,Uaiiuoulcau9, Juvvsllarpsitur X other Minlc.il liittruincnts, can be found at t'ic Jack:nuvllb Hook and Variety stow. 17 e-.1T M .V . Is toe priBCipie California V I 'p M FTSTfiOJtsy ArtttLifcj, $zn5sm$m in m r6tt r w t'T - . , n T X v.- MMV j &yr i -s. ,i-g,MMFMiM-ifcMMlt))BjcaMM, L'i m.,-tmrsjm,i.-'nj.rmitmmmmmai7mmimmmm'!.'-t