THE OREGON SEHTWEL.
JACKSONVILLE.
SATU11DAY, - - JUNE 8, 1801.
Notice.
In the sate of tlio Skstihm. establishment
tlio subscriber disposed of all his right nod in
terest In debts duo the cosccrn.
J as. O'Mkara.
Jacksonville, May 24lb, 18G1.
Oregon Sentinel Notice.
We have authorized Dr. Wu. Minimi, of
nasbnrg, (I'liccnlx,) to net as ogent for the
Hr.sTi.tFL. Ho will visit nil locolltlcs In I lie
Volley, lie prepared lo collect nil notes nittl
WIN due the Sentinh. olllce, ami also to solicit
subscriptions nnd receipt for the same. We
urgently request that all will be rsady with
the cash.
Drm.ixocr A Hajsd, Proprietors.
Tho Future.
The great question of war Is now sctlled.
There li going not only to be some fighting In
tho United Stated, but thcro Is going lo be
war, nnd that, too. of tho most tremendous
character. The hour for expressing regrets,
r.nd fur statesmen to be racking their brains
fur the Invention of expedients to prevent tl a
dreadful calamity, Is now passed. War Is ac
tually upon us.
Whllu the honest and patriotic statesmen of
the nation hate been endeavoring to maintain
the arbitrament of difficulties, or tho settle
mint of the ordinary questions of government,
by the rules nnd modes established by our
futlicrt lo-nit t the untrammckd action of
,y reason ana Intelligence, rrco lo express tucir,
ns the councils or wisdom nnd justico irom ine
fountain of power nnd authority, the people
holhcadcd extremists nnd traitors have been
lushing tn nl ly forward, seizing with the tin
scrupulous indecency ol robbers upon the
prorty, money and lands of tho people of
the nation.
There madmen, disappointed In the Presi
dential election, Immedlatily presented the
question of the dismemberment of tho Ameri
can Union J ami, Instead of waiting for stub
n epicstlon to be understood and acted upon by
their own States, they began lo dissolve Ihc
Union Ihcimclvcs immediately Irauguratrd
the reign of terror, so that It was dangerous
to speak o it In favor of tlio Union. There
vrus no freedom of iietcti there was no fire
dom of tlm prrss. The malcontents had tri
umphed o cr the people. All tlio function of
government were blended together by a band
of Irresponsible demagogues. The true prin
ciples of npubllenn govirnmcnt were trodden
nudrr foot. Such was tho downfall of repub
lication) over n large section of tho American
ration, and tho consequent triumph of traitors,
nulhfk rn and rrpudiators. This Is the clement
In society which good govirnmcnt nnd good
laws ntv iiiadii to keep uinlcr and supprrr -Ta
yield to lis domluatbti or Its claims Is nu
titttr Impossibility. I'rom Its very uatti.c, It
cm know nu limit In Its claims short of what
It miy coiiihUr within its power to acquire.
Its tmtliicl Is brute force lis effort Is to sub
stitute tlmt in place of the ballot-box and Its
highest lika of honesty is tlio doctrine that
" might makes right."
Thus the slubllily of a demrcratlc govern
ment Is brought inln Immediate question. The
question Is feired upon the cop!c : " Will the
tltizens of the United States enforce the pro
visions and requirements of the Constitution
if ll.o nation t" Hy Its pros Islont a ret ublican
rjoicrnmctit is guarantied to the people of
every Slate j therefore, to crush rebellion nnd
Tiiiupatiem In every State or States is the duty
of citizens of all the States, and Is also Inir.er
nlively n national duty.
The future of our nation who can tell 1
War Is certainly tho last resort, nnd Is a I orrld
alternative. Twtuly years of war would put
the people of tho United Slates a thou'nnd
years In hind their present condition In point
f Iruoclvillzillon. This Is supposing that
war wnuM linvo the snmo effects upon the
Amerienns that It nlivnjs had upon oll.cr
iieople. At the cnJ of such a war, tho tr'-
nmphant chieftain would bo the Kmperor rf
tho nation, nnd that, too, hi all probability,
without u dissenting o!ce.
Cotfjequently, tho sooner this ribclllon
ngalnst repulilirun government can Imj crushed
iho belter the better for tho friends of ihc
Stars and Stripes struggling under the domi
nation of traitors, and also for every other
section of tho country, even If such policy
should cost the most blood, which could
rcarcely be tho case. So wc consider that Mr.
Douglas gavo new ivldcnco of his statesman
ship nnd forecast when he recommended lo the
President the most stupendous preparations
for war, so as lo choke treason right down in
its tracks, and teach torylsm a lesson tlmt it
will not forget for a thousand years.
-- -
Henry Clay on Disv.Mox. On the first
jti0 of this Issuo will be found the closo of
this honored and reicnd patriots speech on
the Compromise of IS.'iO, at which tlno the
country was threatened with dismemberment
by those who have since been trying to carry
that threat into execution. The opinion of
this eminent statesman should lmu great
weight with all in deciding whether the Gov-
eminent acts with nn aggressive spirit, and i
marshaling lis hosts for the subjugation of the
Foulh and the extinction ol slave labor, or
whether, ns we believe, it is an unavoidable
I cccsslty, required for the protection of Amer
can citizens, to defend the public properly, and
to prevent tho accomplishment of that most
iliro of till calamities disunion. He has ex
pressed it as his solemn belief " that thu disso
lution of the Union and war arc Identical and
use pa ruble that they arc convertible terms."
This being the case, Is it nut absurd In the ex
treme to hear professed Union men advocate u
peaceable dissolution of thu Union t Willi as
much propriety, they might nrguo in favor ol
nptatiallc war.
.sj.
Wali.avs.ttk Uniuhsitv. We have re
ceived u catalogue of this Institution, located
ot Salens, from which wo learn that it Is In a
prosperous condition. Heretofore muny of
our joung men huve gono to the Atlantic
Slates to secure the advantages of a liberal
fiwilbn. which Is no longer necessniy. An
AntcrprlM of such vast importance should ie
fxo the cordial support of the entire State.
Tlio faculty ,c,Q,ijist8 of fivo nialo and three
femalo teacher,, T) )J. pateli, A. M., is
J'rtf'dcM.
Rei Percei Hinet.
Wo liavo heard that there aro a few miners
in this section who propose going to the Nix
Perces mines. As for ourselves we have but
very little eonSdenco in these mines, nnd would
not advise our miners to leave ordinary wages
for an uncertainty. The most reasonable ac
count we havo seen published, Is n lettrr wrl'.
ten to a gentleman in Portland from a friend
of his in tho mines ol Oro Pino, which we
copy from the Paclfie Christian Advotalt, of
Juno 1st:
We arrived here three weeks ago nnd havo
pro'pected pretty thoroughly for several miles
around. We find the prospects to be very sim
ilarwith some exceptions the average yield
be Ing nbont one cent nnd a half to the pan from
the gravel down to the tied rnck, which varies
from two to four feet. There Is of " stripping,''
or lop earth, from two to three feit before
striking the gravel, nnd consequently, it tnkes
some I line to open n claim. When wc arrived
here nil the best claims had been taken by
llioo who came early that Is, for themselves
and " partners." According to their laws.
curb man, then on the ground, was entitled to
three claims one trulch, one creek, nnd one hill
claim. They were also permitted to stake oft"
claims for their friend, yet to enme; hcrcr.
every man wiio imd a menu, or IrltniH, stnKcd
oft" claims for them, and when wc arrived there
were about two thousand claims silked oft" nnd
only nbout llireo hundred persons here. These
claims ran be held until the first of June, and
If the persons for whom they were taken ore
not on them by that time they will be consid
ered open for others. In consequence of this
law, wc nail n great deal ni prospecting in do.
Wc have taken claim, however, and will be
ready to work them by tho first of July
txrlmr. br the middle of June. They are
creek claims and cannot bo pro'pected until
the water falls. At tha water's edge we can
get from three lo fire cenls to Ihc pan. There
may lie geoel diggings, oms mere may uc sioiu
Ing. There ore claim! herd that pay, on nn
rrogc, nn ounce per disv 10 uic nams ; nui
V are supposed to be the best. TIlO.'C pans
of dirt that yield so largely are off Ihc bed-
rocK. I nave seen no claim mat would aver
age over five cents to the pan. There ore but
few claims opened, owing to high water. There
aro nn bar diggings here, nil Hats, pulehe
nnd beds of creeks. (Thu latter are yrt in be
prospected but It is supposed they will pay.)
All of tl esc. so far as I know, nro tnkrn up.
and men nrc striking oft in search of new dig-
einir. A parly id one hundred men will start
Mile week up Iho south fork of Clearwater,
where report inyi, there is " nny quantity" ol
go'd Indian n port, corroborated by a white
man. named Msrlln, who passed through that
country In 18.16, on his way to the Stairs.
lie say lie prospeclitl wills Indian Implements
and obtained as high a ten cents to Iho pan.
Trader here arc doing well selling a great
mine goods, at large profits. I lour nl civ
per hundred l bacon -tOc per lb beef 12 to
I r c Units 40; potatoes 20c j coffee 60c I
snuar .10 to 50c common boots 81 2 per pair;
India rubber boots 820 per pair. Horses nrc
selling very cheap here. You will nn doubt
write belore you slurl. if you should do so
foolish n thing ns to come ; vet It might be the
licet thing you could do. Though. If I were
In the vnlley, tnnkln 81 per day, I would re
main there, if you wish lo romo. sou will be
In time, I think, ns (ho water will probably
uot be down until the mtdd'o (if June. The
only disadvantage will be celllnv' n claim, and
that might prove nn ndvnnlngo rather, ns the
water will then bo down nod the prmivcctnrs
from tha south fork returned. Mr. , of
your town. Is here and will leave for home to
morrow. He will probably give you n more
flittering account ol the mine than I have
done. 1 think he overrates them.
Tun Onniox or Tin: Iisnej Times. The
London Timer, In a lato article upon the fu
turo of tho (Ireat Ilopublle of tho New
World and wo may here remark that In th'
present crisis the views and opinions of for
eign journals arc entitled to great weight, for
they see facts ns they nre, nnd discuss proba
bllltles without passion or prejudice says :
In Ilia North there Is an army, and n navy,
and money, and a more numerous while popu
I illnn, without, loo, tho Incubus of slavery.
There Is alo the tradil Ion C! 'o union, me
Capital, nnd Iho successor v, ' i'l'Irinn
.iindi-rn wairnre cannot go on witnout money,
nnd the Northern .State can more easily raise
and spend n hundred millions of dollar a year
than Ihc Southern can rnUo ten millions. All
lluit I outside and material Is In favor of the
North. It has tho preponderance of every
thing that ran be counted, incamrod mid
weighed : t lint can be bought and sold i that
ran be rntunl In hilger nnd Put on n balance
sheet. It has the manufactories, the building
yards, Ihc dock) arils Iho whole apparatus or
national wealth nnd strength, it has the
money market, and It borrows more easily
limn the South, where, lion ever, imllllc.il tc
sustain a fictitious credit, Sn in the North
wo read of numerous gatherings of State
forces, of many steamers chartered, stripped
of their finery, filled wlih soldiers, food and
ammunition, and steaming Southward.
Hov. Jami'js A. McPoiUAit. took Ids de'
parturo for Washington Cily June 1st, on the
steamer Orizaba. We nre confident that he
will represent the interests of California In n
satisfactory mnner. All pirlles concede tn
lilin great Intellectual capacity, nnd his printed
letters and speeches provo him to be a firm
and unequivocal frlcud of " the Union, one
nnd Inseparable."
- m
Col. William II, Wallace has been nomina
ted as Itepublican candldato for IMegata to
Congress, from Washington Tirrltory, The
Itepublican Convention met nt Olympta, on
the 20ih May, and, after four ballotr, nomina
ted Colonel Wollaco by acclamation.
Judga Lander and Mr. ("arlleld aro stump
ing on their own account, and Mr. Kvans in
bchairof Mr. Wallace.
A VirtniMA paper stale that Lieut. James
II. S. Alexander, of the United States Army,
n native of Virginia, and n promising voting
offietr, has resigned his commission and ten
dered his services to native Slate. Mr. Alex
ander has been stationed In Oregon Territory,
from which he has just returned. He is a sou
ol James Alexander, of the Charlottcvlllo Jtf
tubman. An association of Germans has been formed
In San Francisco for the protection of free
labor against the encroachments of Coolie
competition. Resolutions denouncing Coolie
Importations through Chinese companies have
been passed.
A rune at Oro Fino, Siskiyou county, Cal
ifornia, Moy 30th, deslrojcd iho houso of J.
Green, and ulso the Masonic Hull. Loss,
83.000.
MM ! I '-" I '
Tins Sun KruneUeo Timit is hereafter to be
published by an association of printer. Pit
Icy sold his interest to the association, and the
old editorial corps have all retired.
" John Piiornk " Dkad. Uy Pony Ex
press intelligence has been received of the
death of Captain Derby, V. 8. A., a few yrars
since stationed at Son IM-go, California.
Atlantio Intelligence.
JULTivionK, May 23d. It was understood
at Fort Monroo that the Minnesota would
to-day attack the fortifications at Scwall's
Point, whilst nn effective land force would go
In small tugs to i fleet n landing and capture
the battery at nil hazards.
There Is great dlftlcnlty in landing at old
Point, In consequence of tie number of vessels
thcre ns prizes, etc.
The Ilrltish ship Albion went ashore near
Cnno Henry and will be a total loss. Vir
ginians having removed the Cape Henry light,
and built a tiro nn the beach, some half a mllf
away, deceived tho captain, causing the dis
aster. A special of the New York Poif says ll
is rumored that the Fire Zouave havo received
orders to occupy Arlington lllghts. This
movement is supposeii In have some rcflcrencc
to nppcrntlon on tho Virginia rebel.
Tlio Mlchlgun regiment Is ordered to bo
ready to march ot any moment, with two day's
rations.
The Tiitint'j special says: Wc learn from
prominent citizens of Petersburg, of Northern
iilrth. that there is but one Union mm that
dare vote for the Union Rive, cx-member
of Congress who Is determined to cast his
vote for the Union. Informant further says,
If the Union men were protected n large Union
vole would be cal against secession.
Three hundred North Carolina troop arrived
nn monday nnd went to Illehmnnd, nnd seven
hundred mora weru expected the next day.
They complain bitterly of having to leave
llieir own suite, saying iney cniisieu toeieicnu
North Carolina onlr.
It. It .Collier, of Petersburg. Aid lo gen-4
cral Uvvynn, was wounded In tlio scwuii
'n m rn?A7cmcni. imiuoiiv was K i leu.
CiiAVUKissnunn. Mny 23d. Wednesday
niglil n parly or irginians attempted so seize
n ferry boat on the Potomac, near Clear spring,
but were driven i IT
PAftKrRsnnm. (Va.d May 23d. This place
gives 931 for Union and 72 for secession.
AlAMKtr.v, .nay i'.io. in sue prrciuci op
posite here in Wood county, Virginia, no se
cession vote were polled.
Wiikkm.no, Mtiy 23d. Union, 2,.iD.'i : Fc
cCMlon, 163. Tin lor county gives nbout 7(10
Union majority, Harrison couniy, nuoiii i.swu
Union majority, Wood Co. about l.Cl'O Union
nnjorlly ( Preston couniy Ik strongly Union
llerklev county nbout 700 Union majority.
(Irnfton county give 121) against nnd 1 for
secession.
I.ni'ivii i.R. May 23d -Contain J. . Alt-
ertnrrived here yesterday on on undlclnsed
inVsIon from the Fiihr.il linvernment.
The iililor of our daily newspaper have
been luminoiinl l Frankfnst to testify in re
gard to arms brought Iritis Kentucky, to mat
ter nerlalnintr lo the Knights ol tho UoM-r.
Circle, nnd In the alleged correspondence of
tlovrrnor Magoffin with ll:5 Confederate au
thoritlt. Rostov, Mny 23.',. Tho Mnssochusctl
legislator; adjourned to-day. Mauv of the
metnlicrs donated their pay lo Ihc oluntccr
Fund.
II. F. Thomas has lieen nominated for Con
gress In Iho 'Ihlrd District, as successor to
Ailiim.
MoxTOOMrnv. May 2lst. (Jovernnr Kills
telegraphs President Davis that North Caro
lina has paii'd an ordinance of sccculon un
animously. l!i.TiNionr. May 21st. Two Philadelphia
compaiiL-s have cized a largo quantity ol
arms stored in nu unoccupied home, compris
ing fificvn bundled niu-l.cU, masked Virginia
muskets; nlsn. four thousand pike. Tie
whole were taken tn Port Mcllrnry. The
a-ms had been in the custody of thu city au
thorities. Governor I'Icher has Issued a proclamation
requesting so'dies to vovo to-morrow, in order
In carry the secession mtiuVatlon beyond nil
(lueMlon In Iho doubtful district. It I said
that s lectors w II bo cnmiK'llnl to jiiiiilicly de
clare their vol iv, nnd that if hi favor ol the
Union they will be straightway complied to
leave the State. The Union men nre unccr
lulu how to net In this dilemma.
It Is nlsn declared that linvel lulo or through
Virginia will be prohibited niter Thursday,
except by special permit of the (lovcrumcut.
Sr. Urn, May 23d.
The steamer J. U. Suii was seized yesicr-
day. thirty five miles Mow this citv. by order
eif (lenorul l.)on,of thenrsenal. Thu renou
for ihiln so is liecnti'C the Snan brought con-
i tljnlll' -'iIc!cs up from Ilalou Itoguc to this
cily a week or two ago.
A rmiiiunv of L'llltl-il Slates loldil." "'
down to ronton vcslcrdiy by order of Uuif
i ml I.toii. selrcJ 5.OU0 pounds ol lead ami
captured 00 pilmncrs, who hud been eiu'iigul
In shipping lend In the Southern Confederacy.
All but live of them weru dircliurgcd. The
rest wcro lronnls t) tho nrKiiul. Several
hots were fireil by tho prisoners at the s ti
dier, wlso returned tho lire, but nobody wa
hurt.
A gentleman nimo.1 J. D. llrown makes n
stateiuent In this snorntng's lit mom at, that
twenty' live faiiiilien have been driven out ol
Miller county, In this Slate, within tho past
three weeks, on uccounl of their I'uhllly lo
the American fiat;,
Wasiiimitun May 22d The Navy Depart
mi nt bus udopleil u new and secret sjstiui ol
signals for the u of vcsk-1 In the se-rvlee.
The Stute Department will not furnish piss
ports tn cltlz.'iis of si ceded States uulets tine
give niiqiltf proof of loyally.
Kflnrls aro snaking lo kivp Iho Ncsv York
Seviuth Regiment three mouths linger in the
serv lev.
J. Monroo Harris lost his nomination In
iho Third Conireinhmal District, beeiuisu Ie
would not pledge himself lo the uneoiddloiiul
suipvrtof the 5nveriiiiient.
A Washington spee'ivl to tho New York
.Vnirsssajs there are now ildrly-lwo strong
regiments under arms here, Including a regi
mini of rignlars.
('eneral Scott wants C0.000 men along the
Imuks of Iho Ohlu mid Mississippi rivers,
which preclud'S Iho Idea of uny veiy large
force com'ng upon Hartier' Firry from the
West ut present. The uovernmeiit dout seem
to raro smith about that point.
Tho tvventy-i'Ighlh regime nt of regulars In
Minnesota, ten coinpun'es of dragoons, artil
lery nnd Infantry In Utah, and the firth and
seventh regiments of Infantry In New Mexico,
nnd part of the tenth regiment, aro also all
ordered here. Minnesota will be gnaidid by
the first leglmeut Minnesota volunteers, mid
New Me.Nleo by two leglmciits of volunteer
rolsid by the government.
It is icliuhly ascertained that Spain denies
that the seizure ol San Domingo vvus In con
sequence of her orders, or with the Knowledge
of her irov i mine nt, but sujs she must have
lime mid further information beforu deciding
what tn do.
A man calllns himself Captain Heecher was
arrested as a spy jesterday, In the cump of
the New Jirsey brigade, nun nciu lor exam
ination. The llnald'i dispatch says It appears that
moru than n month ago our tiovernment gave
notice to Iho powers of Kuropo who took part
In the Paris Conference in 185C. Hint they
wcro willing to accept iho codo they adopted
at tho period, which declared privateering to
be piracy.
Tho Tunis' dispatch rays that postago In
the Southern confederacy, after the 31st instant,
will bo : For letter, less than nOO miles, livo
cenls; for a greater distance, ten cents;
weekly paper, lorty cents per year, and dallies,
82 80 per year. If published outside the
Confederacy, the postage will be double.
The foreign Ministers hi Washington are
grallllcd at the ImpoMng demonstrations of the
Inv ally of tho people for the Union. All of the
Ministers wcro present at the reception at Sec
retory Seward's, last night.
The Navy Diparlment will Invite this week
proposals ler building the machinery for guo
boat. Parties propolnff to apply for con
tracts will nddrcss the Chief tf Iho Construc
tion Hnrcftu, who will furnish them complete
specifications.
A Kalclgh dispatch tn yesterday's Itlchmond
Enjvirtr says thcro was great rejoicing over
the unanimous vote on Ihc secession ordinance.
One hundred guns wcro fired In celebration of
the sevcranco or ina union or norm Carolina
with Ihc nbollltonlzcd Yankee Government.
A dlplcli lo the same paper from Norfolk
ays, nearly 3,000 troops were concentrated at
Scsv all' Point, on Iho loth, but the Yankee
mercenaries did not return.
A steamer left Portsmouth nnder a flag of
truce, for the Federal sleet off Old Point, enrrj
Ing women and chlldrcd desiring to Join their
Northern friends.
Saturday's Charleston Gxirier reports the
arrival of several vessels. No men-of-war In
sight.
FnANKiOBT, May 221. Tlio House bill to
arm Ki-ntucky was rejected nes, 18 noc",
42. The Constitution requires fifty-one votes
tn appropriate over I00.
A reroltillnn that Ihc fJovernor's prnclamv
Hon of the 20lh contains the true position Hint
Kentucky should occupy during the strife Ixi
Iwceii the United Slates and Confederate Stales,
was rejected.
An Act amending the Slate mllilln law, by
which the Stale Guard nre required tn swear
louporltlieCutisttlutliinnf iho Untied Slates
nnd Kentucky, tiaiscd njes. 49 ; noes 38.
Ciiicvuo, May 22d. Tho currency question
Is still unse tiled, and Iho nrcntert confusion
prevails In business circles. It It understood
tin re Is n prospect of an nmlenhlc arrangement
being made by the bankers tonllil. from nil
parts nr the Slate wc hear of dpreslnn In trade
of nil kinds In consequence of the disordered
con nnoi currency, in some localities ine,
farmers utterly rcni-e to sell grain unless paid
Cairis (Illinois.) May 22d.-Thrce llslrly-lwn
pounders nrrlved here this evening. Cnrrlaees ,
m .
are expected lit-mnrrnw. Tlicwork of fortiry.
Inu Carlo commenced today and will bo vlnor-
oti'ly prosceutiil.
General Pillow's proclamation prohibiting
nil bonis passing Memphis northwardly, look
tir.ctyesferday.
Southern passengers by railroad reporl In-
own.. -"."I""- im omer ""
It Is renorbd that some tlireebundrr.l vnlnn.
leer, vvKie tNMlnTmuK
pieces, lell rodueah yestrnlnv Tor Cnnip Clint
ham. near the Kentucky and TeiinensiP line,
Their tiltlmite destination Is Jackson, Teunes-i
see. where Southern Iroons ore cuiiccnlratlnir
in large miiiiucr. .
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Sr. Lot is, May 22.1 In Ihc l'. S. nbtrlet
iiirl, lids morning, Ihc civo of ('apt. Kinintt
ti.,,ia s..in- ,:...i... ,.i.i.i. ...i'.. S...S..-S.
".,h .....J.., v..-lIVI.,,lll, ..II.IV
Mtilscl'.V. and mirc.cnl'. tUt irniiU,. Is nmirn.
nuiilol in lliai iirrllory. lielweeii Hie Moux.
. .-. ... lj ---.--..-- -.. .-,,.,
C'iryennc nnd Pawnee irihr of Indians, mid
lluit Iho whllu Inhabitant will Ih more or less
Involved, n. Ihey nro friendly lo tlio latter Irllie.
Governor lllaek had nn Interview, yesterday,
wllh Gen. Ihiney, nnd recommend! d that a
regiment of volunteers, from Nilirak, l'
fosmrd nnd sworn. Gen. Harney favond Ihc
plan, and will suggest It to Ilia ilcparliiwut nl
Washington,
Nl.w Viiiik, May 22. A special dlspileh to
Iho llrnihl from llalllmnre, ra.vs, nn Monday
and Tuesday, several steamers viere iiigngul In
cruising ntnr the Virginia batteries, nnd were
llrissl Isilrt lissl ti ft 1rt tstss . ir,t s .!... t .l,..,...a
SSI. SS HIIUI '( IISF 1M III IljV l- SISIIIV 4 IVitlllVI i
It II llSifM Dlttl At fsf.s fj.s. r.sss't-.saj f.snt-An (.III. !
Itni Southern mill, which would not fill n
liii'licl bvket. There nic.000 men villldu Iho
wall, of the rorlrrr.
1 ho Tnlmnt't Wndiluglnn cnrrespotident snvs,
a geiilli'iuaii high In the cnnllih-nce of the Vir
ginia patriots, nrrlvnl hire lis il sy from Whu I
Ing, through llnrper's Ferry, reporls l.oiili
Iht re, badly armid, (iiiitpKil mid prnvMiinrd.
nnd not formlilabh'. lie sns Hint Nurth-west-ern
Vlrglnln will form n Stale embracing slxly
counties, Its width the L'ulou feeling Is litarlv
uninlmniis.
The VIrctnh soldier solid for secession,
yesterday. General l.eu havlnir Issued order a.
pneautlona.y. fenrlng that military exigencies
inluhl lirevcnl voting nn Thursday.
The Washington ,Vr has po-llUo Inform v
lion that n ui'ijurlry of llu s. cession lroop
within nily mile nf Wnslilngloii rrfu-id in
lake Iho until of hostility In tlio folic d Hlnles,
also a large frucllou of Ilia Harper's Perry
troops.
Gov eminent Is In hourly nntlclptllnn of In
telligence Irom Fort Pltke-n iiiiiioiiuelriB the
ci'inmeneemint nf hiKlllilles. Naval nllleirs
evpress Iho belief Ihat Ihenbils will bo out
ll inked by the land fmecs.
Ihc Government will not accept of George
Copw.iv 00 Michigan Chlpp.-wa vvurilnr.
Ilbpalchesby the Persia stale Ihnl Ihensenls
of lllC llebt'l (iovinimeut bivo rvnlnr. ,1 '.n.
liop'itn vi!" for arms, iniiiilllons or money In
evchangv ,.r ni'ir ooua. imiicy .viannsoiyiii
n 'nterv lew vv'lh tiCoih; I'-ivVn .''opes or
iic'itnthttlng Mceirlllo", and was poiiiv! It'
llrinly roptiWed. In no case had they found
their securities mat kelible nt thu largest d's
ei on, th'y could oiler a. n temptation.
The ll.r-t!St spx-!ul dispatch says that several
ll lug artillery corps, cimstng of scvcntplen
d,d batteries, lintu In ell nritnisti tl Into n slunk'
ImIIiiIIIoii, iimler eomiiniiil of Major Sherman
uf llieri'uuliirnrmy.
Tho7'ifli'spiclnl dlipilch sajs that Colonel
l-'remoul tell Franco on tlio steamer of Iho 1Mb
Instant In tender hl m rv lees to the President.
llmNiu Vork H'wYJ's sincl.il emu poiulcht
ajs Henry A. Wise has wrllteu n lettir nisiir
lisg 1mt11rull7.nl citizens of Virginia that liny
will bo amply protected under Iho Courts ol
the Culled Stales.
Sr. Lorn, Mny! Ith.
Tho .VymUifuii, of thin morning, iiiiuotiuci
Ihat tho Slalo Ironpsnt Jeftersou City, lo Hie
number of four lliounind, weru pn paring lo
disband, by order of General Price, iillhoiiKb
sir reltittaiit Induso. The ,iv,jf, on ihc
eoiilrury, hns Information Shut Hie troops had
rtii.siii in iii.ii.iiui, emu iiiinitriil men. Willi
six pieces nf cannon, ni rli id at Ji in rsonCliy.j
je.tenlay upon tho White Cloud from Inde
pendence.
Thu IkmfnU't Informant also stales that n
COtlsIderalilu rxctli int-lll nrpt'illt, .1 si'.trr.lnv nl
Jcirersoii cily. In consequence of ll.o dlscm
or nn nllempl to poison Hie troops by putting
arseido In Iho Hour from which Ihelr bread I.
made. II Is ml, tli.it n Union man Is luktr lo
tho troops, and a Secessloutit, lu order to elUet
his destruction, had made an arrniieement wlllt
n negrtM to pobnn Hie bread, tell) liilormed
against lilra, and spits were placul so n In
overhear Iho conversation between bins and Iho
woman, wkenhu was nrresli-d and placed It.
Jail. A proposition was undo to hung him,
but It was overruled.
Ni.w Viiiik, May 22. Tvo lliousnnd relM-1
troopi are In Alexandria to day. During Iho
election ho one dared to voto lor Ihe Union.
A Washington special to the Yw sajs all Iho
Iroopslieruiecelved fnsli outers this morning
to lie reasly to march ut n moment's notice. A
largo number ot troops are expected here dur
ing Ihe Week.
, .i d .i
Almost every paper from the boulh now
contains oecountnof dreudiul massacres by the
iisiiviy iim liiissiiiiiiei 1 1'rtiii iirnr si ish sins siii.
,.,, .. . . . j s . .l"il
...... .... .............. .................... ,v ...
lias me loi-
y occurred
ijio "luri,i'"i
lowing t "An nwiiii uageeiy lately i
In Hawkins' County, 'i'eunessec the
by Ids own negioes, nf George It. Kile, his III
tie daughter, mother-in-law, nnd siiler-ln-law,
Tho House was afterwards fired and destroyed,
and a little boy and a joung man, who wire
sleeping in another part of tho building, made
a, narrow emspo with Ihelr lives. Ihreool
Ihe negro men. against whom suspicion is d -
reeled, have been arrested nnd lodged
at llogersville, to await trial."
il juil i
HaKFH TO PR A IllllOAPIKn (iKNRRAI.. Wo
arc Informed that Governor Morgan has prom
ised to appoint Col. llakcr lirlgadlcr General
In tho army of New York, ond Haker's regi
ment, of which Roderick Matheson will be
Colonel, is to form part of Iho brigade.
Ci
vs
SsTp rrt,lTe7c:fur?,,!.'t,,0,,r,il!0Vi,,inn m " a , m U of F,,T St.mlc 'n.mT AW "pe & n 'n v &,m ' liVkude? I.un W-l mill I. n. nfleemhorse power.
iI?l!eW
I..."'....... WM.k, .....j.., V..-IIVI1,,III, wii'i ,IS I.., r- .. . r ' I. -..,.. l.l .1
l'?'",!"!?1''' Vll orsU-s wiVfur "w1'?'" "IB.?",Le. ...lie. from Jaek..mvll....m Ihc
wiiictini.piie-'.onliasl"..,! m.1,1,.. imnsip. inrcc hcii.s nin .here weru iiiiiuiiiuni "" .""..., w... ...... ..... -.v-. w Hi nine crow I .of I rand nine Hint
r.'.'.rnnp 111-' .r .-.".' i ,. . . ... 1l,.i,nl, IIpuik ul.ii lnll.nl nf n tunn-fill il stnlii. Pall til UV Slalrtllelll Ihnl UlO PCOIIIC WlTO nl- ., nl. -.,..! I.. t... ll... ...II. ......!..
OnaANizKD TrnntToniKs. Tho number of. aro attempted prior lo the mei ting nf Con
oicanizcd territories in the Union now is cress, unless tho Confederate, forces shall con-
seven Washington, Nebraska, New Mexico,
Colorado, Nevada nnd Dacotah,
From thu Sail l'ranclrco Diilktln.
WARiiiKniox, MnyCtlt,18Cl.
The last ten days have witnessed a most
marvelous advance of the war issue that Is
now upon the nation, nnd so rapid Is the march
of event, that one hardly dare comment upon
them, lest ucinro ids words nrc cold some new
development shnll subvert his thcoilcs nnd
mnko even tils fnc's'loo old for recllnl. Hut
the marvel of all is the ccterlly with whlehllho Interior lines of communication wills the
Ihc country has tinned In defense of tho Gov
rrnmeul. It Is only twenty days since the
President Issued his Proclamation calling for
volunteers. At Ihnt tlmo Ihc country was hi
n state of profound peace, with tho exception
or 'the threatening movements of Secession
" mobs" nt Charleston nnd Penncola. Rut
within twenty dajs time, without previous
warning or a note nl preparation, an nrmy or
25,(100 has been rnlcd, nrmtd nnd equipped,
nnd concentrated In nnd near the cily of
Washington over -10.000 more nre organized
In the different States ready to march nt a mo
ment's warning and over 200,000 more are
impatient of opportunity to peril their lives
In vindication uf the Hag around vvhleh clus
ters so many glorious memories of tho past
and glowing hopes of tho fill nro. Napoleon.
In military France, wllh nil lil despotic power
and his h rsniitil electricity, which dievv brave
men Irresistibly tn his stntnlard, when Ihc war
fever hud nlreudy been excltitl to n high pltih,
only collided 2.fi(l,000 men In h1 100 itii.vs of
preparation for the memorable Held of Water
loo. That was n brilliant nihlevtment due
In n great measure to the man himself; but
how much greater Is the 20 eluy achievement of
our own country, due, not lo the President or
... rinirrninrni In nil lis i.-.rls ln in it,..
!X" ".?,." IL , .1 '"Z tJ' 1. . ' "
n"rc,". n'"l wrl" . fif" !'' rn"!0,ll,
prompted and lid ny llic coneinnmss mat lie
prompted ond fed by llic concloiisnns that he
Is n ;wtior llic Uovernmeiit nnd hns n direct
share In the rcsponslbilllyror lis success.
1 need not re pent the story or Ihc formtda-' lake care of the whole qutsllon within He, Cabbage, do 3 a
hie tnciius for tarrying on a terrible vvar which ihnsom nf the Mother of Piesldenls, having llcatis.whllcilo H n
huve been placed ut the disposal or Iho Kxc-1 llic rrsloftlieGmtriiniriit forces In" nulllniil." "''' Antdes, per lb 18 a
Icullve, for the telegraph has nnllclpated mei'-IiiTirsnis Davis by ntlniklng Ihc Ou'f Slates, !r!" A,l,'.l" P" "'
mr cnll j n(,nt)vt, !. M.ovv the iiuniilmlt y ntdiinnnt points. Willi the resources of ""id finchc
w, ,icls Iho Free Stoles havo rallied lis Ihc Northern Slnlesist lis command, nnd Iho
ihcmppnrt nf the Govenitneiit. Iflhcsecrd. control of the sea, It seems scarcely jiosslble
'"R " " l'" '""-T "'k "" ' ,0 tt,lr rcnn lVl ,,,0JO, ? r'T ,' '"
srcure nil nm'tilmcnt tn the Coiistllullon s.fdceil. long lierore that lime, In nil prol ability,
llso Unlleil Slates, allowing flit tit to separate the Free Slntrs will be compelled to lay down
from their sister Stales, nnd had been refused
the separation, thev vvoti'd hav
ive been fiulaln'i
,,j ti miii; Win, fu.,viiiii iu, Ns IIIC .SllSlllt
but when It been mo clear Hint mey Intended
no other iff"'! In re ..,.li sl.t- ,ilm il,...
"." '' ,l " cc ssstsiuii llieir film iimii
in- n large ami powerful par"'' at Ihc
orth ;
lion of the Union t but nil Hint has pulseil
.ssiisi too one nun 01 siieiniiro .Norm now is
.
that tha Integrity of the Union, politically
mid gcogrnphlcully, must be maliitnlneil nt
every cost. And no set nf men mo mote
positive In siilli.lulii this idea than leading
Dcmccrnt, who, a few months ago, wrtc
among tho most earnest supporters nl Mr.
Ilrtiklurlilgc for Iho Prrshhiiey. All of llicm
want now to see the end nut. ltiuthrs nf
the Hiilltlin will rtmrmlicr thai your corre
spondent months ugo, In dlseusslng this que,
linn, iirgucd Ihat" disiiiilon Is nbolillon," mid
mid presented the riusiderntlou us one which
wtu'd fom.ir or htir salNfy the disloval
Slnles that the only safely for slavery Is in
Hit' Union. Alrtmly we havo evldiuco that
" disunion Isnbolitloii," In thu fart Ihnl thou-: Maury, whose iinu.e is hleiitilitil wllh sis miieh
sands nf Democrats, who have nlwnjs hereto- j that is creditable. It npiciirs that hu loll his
lorebteu nunuig Ihe wannest supporters nflpost under clreuiustiiiieis vvhleh justify hV
"Siiulhsrii Itighls," now otieuly pruehilui Irintineiil ns n deserter, having' Ihnii (pgngeil
Ihemselvts In favor of the nliolitluii of shivery In business with IheSisntarynf Ihc Navy up
In nil thu dishi)iil Slules by forre, us Ihe null' t tn .'I siVlnek nu n rerlnlu day, without saving
menus of stippie?lng the rebellion nnd avoid- :i word nl Ids Intuition In uliauihui Ihe si rv lei',
lug the necessity nf keeping slunillng urm'e
in said niates to eu-iiru tueir loyalty.
Certain it Is that Ihe umiiiimlly nf Ihe
North hns taken Ihe St'cisilnu leinlers entirely
bv surprise. Ifnwni.d eouverstil u sliy n'r
Iwnslhcu wllh a hlehly Intelligent guillniiiiii
ju.i rein. nui iron, .tiniiip'iiury.vviiu rays urns iitsiiucil in iii-iupin n. umi mat mo sjnvern
the hndirs In the SeeM'sliin tnoveiiient nre per-1 mint vvniitd not hist ihrev wtik lifts r the In
felly nui.iz.d tn find tlmt they tire to havu no iiiigiiintlon of .Mr. I.luenl.i. It Unnl pinlubV
support whatever In tho Fieo States. They jlli.it hi reslginlh u will bcnre-eplid ; but hi
never i.HCtid In aehlevu indeKinhiiru by In.iiiio Is likelv In lie stricken fniui Iho rolls id
fireenf arms on ihelr ssvvn soil, or by luviislnii I ihe Nnvy. Nluury, wllli nil Ids ublllty, U u
nf the North nlone, 'I'hey siipp.i.n liny vlellni if nlinnst ihlMish viiiilly. nml Ihnl
wnuM huve ullle by lens ut thousands In the ' weakness has let! him into his present disgrace-
ill t i.iiirisilir i.eiiM'tiutj tin nstr nil' .lortil,
whii would lustn I scr the miveniciits of ll,.'
friends of the Union, nunoy them nl home, In
cite Secession riots, commit nrrnu. m d tivrpe,
Irate various other hostile nets, which wou'il
so harass the perp'e as In iiiduee them glmlly
tolet the scceiliig Slab go, and get rid ol
lliem. Hut Ihey llml liiem'elves vv ilhoiil ullle
nl the North, ui.d see the Guv eminent wills nts
VHwhclm!.ig nrmy nml uiilliiillnl miiiis mid
siip,..!u nt cnninmiul. lire paring lo Invado Hie
Seceding btut.'. to take Iho forts nnd other
public properly ; niui Ih'y see llicm suiipirlnl
In this with tl o utmost inlliwiasn by 19
000.000 of peopV.
Tliis sH'ciueie m :gfjls to them other run
nidi ration', which show Hut they have been
mistaken us to what Ihet North wnu'd consider
Ihelr Intertill In Ihe premises. They begin lo
pi l eel ve tlmt with tho coiunierclal lutirest nf
the Ireo Atlantic Stale Ihc lru,-g!e Is one of
life nnd ih-iith. The Internal lotnmereo uf the
natural divisions nl the rouiitiy do not indi
cute, but re-em lo foiblsl, n division by ni.v
line drawn between the North nud South, fur
In, r.th'rt, nrmir tisriiintiitiii illv-I.I... (Iin All.,,,.
Ho from thu Weslern Stale, mid not the
North Atlantio from the South Atlantic
Stales.
There need bo no doubt that publio senti
ment has traviled much faster limn tho Nu-
',"",1 "f ,,r?V ul. ' ""
'""'' s' minislration,
nnil his Cabinet were
, While the President
collecting together the
neeen-ary means Tor ilcTiiiic, Ihe ieople were
wild with desl.o for tho Instant and aggressive
iiieusnru in vliallealioii of the Government nnd
thu Hag. l.vin us late cs Iho SOth of April.
Ihe President has determined tn ue force only
lor the defoc nf the National Capital, leav
ing " time and rilleitlon to do their woik upon
the other Slules." Hut Iho pcop'a did not
consider thai policy ndequate to the occasion
audit has been inatci tally niodilled accord
lugly. Of course tho Administration doe not pub
lish to the world its programme nf military
movements, nevertheless wc havo some ink-
llniM nf Its c-eneml intuiT.. Tim flrgt mnvo.
hi ill. nnw In noisrr nr , xriillnti ts ll,is a-.ii.
pullon of Italllmorc by Federal troops, In or
der to ensure the keepliy open or tho lino or
,iii n,,.,n,,ui ..' n,i tit. v...i
. ..., .. - ... v ...v ... .... w. (.'., ... ..... VVV.-
""'"""S vwsiin.Hisii,siis"si sum Vlljf S1V.lt
t .s i s . s t .t
, C ,.,(.,. 0( reining t Iio public properly
ttj probably bo a slescenl upon Harpers
j Ferry, where it oppenrs tho most taluahlu ma
chinery lor mauuiaclurin arms laileii la be
destrojed nt tho tinio when I.lcut, Jones
evneuuted Hie Amnry, This machinery the
vIrrvl,ttn Irnnni nwi t,npt.tn .... f.. rnmnt-nl
to itiehmond, where Ihey propose to put it up
and set It nt work. Anilloit is likely lo bo
,naJo t0 rcsc0 t rrom iheir hands, and lo re-
possess the Government rf tho silo of the liar
ner's Ferrv evoihs. which was Inni? ana reded
toll, Similar demonstrations must follow at
Norfolk, and If resisted by .It if. Davis and his'
iroopv, it nin nue uu suijirisiu n itsciiiuouii
mount uc uesiroyen. certainly lis iron warns,
now engaged night and day in making nruis
and projectiles lor tho Southern nrmy, will bo
cither seized or destroyed so that they can no
longer bo used for traitorous purposes.
These military movements i(.i bo nil that
tcntrato in any particular locality and menace
the Government in pulsion of its pioperly,
iimiitri iviiniil hu iTsiNliiitfsl tit ilItiitiiiiilisiM tf
the Ciilou. Ai'uln. the siutstlons prisenlnl "M Ihelr regular coiniiiuiile.il Ions Hie A
bv Ihe possession of the Mississippi, the ?"'"""' I,'W;N,,N",,""1"' I'cis.iiB Uuxv
,'s i .. .i... 1-t t.i. ... .i., ....i .,'.'. i.s ., nil inuon. In Phii'iilN. fln'aiui.
i.m?itui,v. uiv t luiiija siiuiis, usi.i uiu s ut-; . .. ... . .. ... ..
end illy, prrrent an Insitperab'o obslnciu to n . 0 ."' "'",, V:1.:
luslllcKinmlliinliy any boundary line. The S' Dki'"-'I. Secy. janJI.iJ
III which event the tllort will bo mndo not
merely lo iheik. but to severely punish them.
Geo. Scott lm laid out n plnii of campaign
which has tho full concurrence of tho Presi
dent, nnd commands the entire confidence of
tho few gentlemen who hnvc been taken Into
confidence. Rut for the present, the prlnel
nal demonstration will be madebv the blink-
tiding rqiindron, nnd the fcrees stationed on
South, lo prevent tho parage to tho dislojnl
Slates of munitions of war, provisions mid
oilier supplies. 'I lie iimsknilo isnirenuy inor
oiighly tlKcllve ns f.n- south ns Charleston,
nnd by Salutilii iwxl Ih inllre coast of the
needing Hlnlev w I be sealed tight ns n drum.
A Is rue lorcv, loo, will be embaiked on board
steam iinnpnii, under convoy of men-nrvvar,
ready to land at nuy hour nl any desired point.
These will thteuten nnd harass tho seceding
Slntcs constantly, and, by showing vvhtit they
liavo tlio pewtr to do, rather tlinn hy eioiug it
they will contribute much to dishearten the
contribute much to dishearten the
Secessionists and bring them to their senses,
It is n sad scene to conttinnlnte, this ninKlin;
of war upon our own counlryincii ; lint us It
Is unav olduble now, It vv III be merciful lo make
it as disastrous to the peace nnd comfort of
the rebellious Slulis ns possible, In order that
ll mny the sooner be over, ll looks now ns
though Mnrjland Is to be lo.vul. In the pres
ence of Federal biijnnel. If she disappoints
this hope, she will be overrun by n quarter o
a million or men, nnd wllhln n wei k',1 lime',
slavery within her bonier will be u thing of
ilsc lust. The siime discipline will next be
trliii upon Virginia, If lluit Slutc compels It.
and It Is very evident tlmt In th's movement
the Government will have Ihcnhl mid support
of the western nnd sno-it populous mid pros
perous portion of the Stale. Indeed. Wes
'" ' "tguua win need nine mote iinn llicj
tern Vltginla wilt need III tic mote than the
iiiuviorifini ine liiiicrai ssovernineiit. nccoin-i()nion, do 4 a
, pnnled by n supply of arms, ti enable her tn,Tiirnlp, do 3a
.their arr,is nnd go to supplvlng Imad tu their
i. 'oulhcrn brethren, for It Is will linowii Hint
the re Is nlrindv n great ncarclly of provisions
In GeorL'in mid South Carolina, lis suv imlli-
Mug rr .Ml.'si'slppl nnd Aluli.inii, mid that
'iMil-nlll islilll klitoalill 1st fsrliss i lrttsIMst tlltill T
most dfsllluie or brrndsluir but noli.iily nt-
linipteil lei till the orders In i-oimqutna' or
the blockade. That snmo small ipiiutlty of
sutiplles will rcneh the .South lhroti"h the lion
retiillng bonhr Slalrs Is prububle; but these
will be so entirely Ititdeipiilo to the ilvniiiid,
mid will cost so much for transportation, lluit
they will he at famine price. Govt mini til
ha. nlrraily elrulcrnl n large number of simm
ers In nsslst ns mill InmIs In limhluz Ihe block-
inlet lleetlve; ami ll I imt ut nil likely thai
nut i nvwiiM uihi m i" imi in nn iimiy hum
si.ssus-.-il sueclssrul iirarls to run thu bloekatle
will bo in uic.
I.ir.fr. M.tli:r. The most l.nmilinttng
stx-etudc in count c'.hui with the nigii'ithn
nf iiflleer. is lluit prerenliil by Unit. M. F
and went fioiu the Department Inimcd'iitcly
iiome, p.iti.eil up and riiurnl mil. An cani
Itnlloii nf the rteonNnt Iho Observatory ills
C'lo.is the fact that l.'iut. M Hire has for sev
eral months pas) Impressid iiiimi the minds uf
.se'entllle bodii nluuid Hint lids riuiuliy wn
fill (million.
Hwnsn&jf
SPJXMAT. XOTICI'.H.
WAIUUtfl IMUiT IJu. 10, A. I'. & A. M.
llu' I' i.nlr regular eommunlcalloiii
Hut Wnlaesdiy l.'viiiliigsuuorpricedlug
the full moon, In
jeiMiiMiij.r. nut.
ii. w. ghi:i:u, w. m.
II. lll.novt, Srt'i;.
T n 0 V
J vcksomilm: I....,is: N... 10, holds Its regu-
lar meetings every .S.1777.7'.! )' .'I'.W.W;.
at their linlUMc'CnlleV Tinnier building).
Ilrnthtr In good standing nre cordially In
vited toaltiiid.
vv. u. li.,N.1U.U, ..s.
Hkn'rvJ)km.in(ii:ii. It. See'y. .'l2.i;m)
PHOENIX LODGE No. 23, A. F. & A, HI.
OHIUiON CIIAPTKK NO. I,
OP
ROYAL ARCH ZVlAaiCZMS,
J.WKSOX VII.I.K, OJUUW.V,
Will hold Us regular communication on the
rii. s Hntnidfl) i:tiiiniii r.vii-.Niiniiii.
All sojourning Compiulous lu good ttuudliig
ru tuiuiaii iusiiiii in iiiieusi.
W. W. FOWI.l.lt. II. 1
J.vs.T.Gu:sx, See'y. dei8:l7 'have lihd It, IStltento bulles Ibid It n iierrccl
-- - - ri'slonillie. aid persons who had n sedentary
.Saiiswai ll l.i has lung bom indorsed by Ihe , life will l.inl Ihelr mrvniii nml sednnlary sys
medical laculiy us a mild, sate und illccltvui tsm ttrtiiglhentd and Imprnviil by Its use,
iipeileut .mil ultiratlv e. To cnIiiuI lis ni lub The great object or this nicdtelno Is-
nesi, nil tlio tcltnlllle npidiaucex or modern -. . ,, ... ...... . ,, ,,, ,
eheinU.ry have beru put lu ri.mt.lllou bv ' ... .. J" I" r W ". W !?"n?l'i'
Mer. Sand, lo oblu u a piiroi'Miact of .
.... ' .. ..!... .. ...
iiuilli'lmil in inerllis. Uiunliliiliii! Hiirt-nllh
vegctaMu sroducl. Ihey mo rnnblul wills con-
lldi nee to iitlcr In tho publle is nno and cirlulii
....... .1.. ..- ll .if ... ..l I..,, r.x... t ls..
lvui.tir mi (tn iiiPtuwvn iiririii nuin iiiiiiiiiijt i
uf the IjUhhI or tK'i.i..L;cmi.iit or tltu I'illai)
functions. "01 in I
FUHNITUltB.
STOIME!
BURPEE & LINN,
Oregon tsiitcl, oiHslrKsiini- sN llnmllii'.,
JACKSO.TILLU.
All kliisUof I'iuiiIIiuo
MANUFACTURED,!
AT SHOUT MSTIir., 1U UIIUKH.
Aro now receiving and Intend to keep constantly
nu bam) a full assortment of
'EASTERN MANUFACTURED FURNI
TURE,
Sl'CIl AS
SPRING BOTTOM CHAIRS
Of all Descriptions,
Fronch BodstoadB, 4(0.
All orders In tho Fumlturo and Cabinet line.
J filled nt short notice, cheap for cash, br
2Glf IIIMIPEK & I'.INX,
MATtmED.
On Sunday evening Juno 2d. by Ihcjlev. A.
M. Williams. I). It. SutMous nnd Mki Catiumksi
HtcKKi.tir, lot's of Jackson county,
BIRTHS.
Satin day,, fuiio 1st, tha wife of Ant?
or n daughter.
Monday, June .Id, tho wife of Win. Ish of a
son.
Monday, June 3d, Iho wife of J. N. T. Miller
of n sou,
l'r'ihy, June 7th, the wife of Joseph Wilani!
of n sou,
Jacksonville Prices Current.
Hrimrtril ftir the "Sentinel Corrected ehlf
Jackscixvim.k, Saturday, June 8, 18GI.
i Wheat, per bushel a 125
(lots, do , i 23
Hurley,
do a 1 00
Hour. In or. sacks, per 100 lbs. , a 3 SO
Corn Meal, per lUUlb I 03 a fl 0
nny, per ion -su uoa
llaeon, sides, clear, per lb
do dn with 1,0 nc
ihs hams
do shoulders ,
tin hoi round
22
18
22
18
IS
a
Ileef, licit, per lb.
I'orle. do tin .
Mutton, do
9
10) n
l 171
Chickens, per dor & 00 a 6 00
i.aru, lenr in tins, per Hi M
do In kegs do 18 si
flutter, Tresis dairy, ib 25 a 37 SO
do III ken'.
18
Cheese, per Hi
Iigs, fi Hi, per do
25
00
2
ft
'(,tnloes,per II II
10
If
Hi
33
m:w aivi:utimi:mi:nt8.
For SsAle.
pilll proprietors, wishing to closo business,
X titTir for sale Ihrlr
PORTABLE STEAM MILL PBOPEKIY.
warranleit
of lumber
one-fourth
Sterling road.
srr secured.
'i'r Innsrssintlim. einitlre of Mesrs. Amo-is
unv A Gm:nn, Jacksonville, or II. P. Hzki.tin,
,at the mill.
l.'iO.fint) feet assorted SCASONKD I.UM
UKIt for sale.
Hi:SS.vSTONi;sgcnl.
Jacksonville. June flh, IMil. 21
E. C. SESSIONS
:-1 o it is i it
! Jtmmitt
i
HATsJ, CAPS,
:i:nts rritNisniNd cioons,
.Stationery, Tobacco, Cigars nnd Notion,
For sale nt the xttj Imrt raiti.
INSURANCE AGENCY,
JACKsSONVILLsK.
RISKS taken upon Mills, Until. Stores,
lln.llluu... ill'., ns Ihe nut f.irnnvliU
liru.s. In llarlfonl. I'leenW, Glrard.GoiMllitii-.
aid other will known and responsible compa-
" JS:'.'1 II. C. SESSIONS. Agent.
S'
"TATIG.NKUV-
-A fovd iissnrtmenl In be
SESSIONS'.
liiiind ut
IP-XlDlio Salo.
rpiIK uuderslgiud will sell at public sate on
Monsluy, Juno 'i lilt, 1801,
The fsdlowlng descril id properly i
roiiTY hi:.d of noitsra,
conslstiux of broo.1 mares, culls and lllljs ;
W01K CA'IT'l.i: AND wagon,
sl-o, orw
I.uus Clitlui of IUO Acres.
wllh the Impruseioeiit. This ranch Isslluatril
Ihreu mil southwest or riioenlx, six mlleis
sotilhenst nf J.ieksnnvllle. Thire Is on iho
ptacoss l liAMI. UilU.'sGslsileeii by twenty ..
.V ":,'.; irr'liXiSJ?:':'".''
tor) nml a hair high, with umbrgini
tiling. 'I hu hunt Is mostly under 1'inei'.
nee. Then
mii'ii nu on ti iru in inreu liuudreu Irull Hees
In goril comlllliiii. Thciauchl'sllvntctllii nno
of Hie Is st lom I Hen In Knguo Itivir Valley for
r Wn,.' Iliill. lelng on thu nurlli side or tha
nini.it il.i, wheie Iho Ireis aro mora backwaril
th in In Ihe vil ey and b-ss vnhisii la lato frost.
All llils properly sold in nine iiumths' time.
t'vciplliig III iiii.c ', upon w liltli w III be required
la pnvmeiil nf uiiuluirlh down ami nnolourtli
In nine inn, lbs imd I tic balaucu In ilitbtvca
munllis. InunulialJ pineln i glsen.
('. W. HAIGIIT.
J.ieksnrvllli', June 8, 1 Mil. 21"
'SAND'S SARSAPARILLA.
,,iiiiu,,i iiiir. ur..Tiun.i s s in;
The host, safes', and purest
TONIC AND AI.TIMIN.VTIVI. EVER
F.VKlt I'KKPAItlD.
IT l rreommeiidid by Ihe hading mrd'eal nu
Iho.Ilies, nn, I ' lilgldv niuirmeil by all who
;""" "IM" ; " "" """ ,i",X
rrtli- n. tn ill il.n IS iipu. i.nrn nml rich.
r"' " ,u miw " Kn l"lr0 " K
To ehnnte Iho slonneh nnd bowels or
Second, acrid buniois. acidity nnd all mucous
infillisf ii Ii Vis isii.n un ttinnv nnrl fsetal
mailer, vvhleh cuu.o so many and fatal
illsenes.
Tn soften and lilies o slrlcluro of tlio
sklu, and Ih.is isiiiMtsh ti natural aid
henllhy How ol Ihe " Insensible perspi-
lallou."'
Tu Impart lone nnd strength tn the dl
rourlli. gestlvu organs, and glvu great vigor
nnd vitality to all the organs or the
body.
To crad'c-vto nil diseased, Impure ami
Fifth, poisonous paitlcles from thu blood,
llesh und bones, und edict ihelr com
plete cvpulslou from tho Inxly.
Tocounteiact tho ill eiTesIs prixluceel
Sixth, bv the uso o mercury, aud ten mot i
nil koi Initio eruptions.
,.,' V ",' ?no ,)ollar l,cr ljoUl0' W U WH" for
Klvo Dolheis. '
I Vsslc. JTox
SAMJ'S 8 A ll S A V A 11 1 1. 1. A
I AND TAKE NO OTHER.,
IVepored by A. 11. & D. Sands1 Druggists,
100 Fulton street, corner nl William. N. V. '
r or saw uy id'.mUTOsV CO.,
San Francisco.
it. & ii, Mcdonald u co
j usevs watls & into..
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