Oregon sentinel. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1858-1888, November 30, 1861, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextEEfl m lr.ldWr r VI :! i : ti ii '. IM k ffi - i; J'j:. i f ,i.' SBSBggMSllgSS'II THE 0REMENT1M, Port R07M fcy a- South Canllnlnn. Tbo October nwnlr of Dt Mok's Ittvitu' for 18.18 Mis forth Ilia advantages of Fort Royal a a harbor In tho following manu'er. The article, of which thevtuhjolucd jro ex-. ..7aetflwuWrfll"ed by nlBoiilT. '0,mll..lH.i ( I as good for Uncle Sam as it was lor Ihe Hmh On Purt'ltoyal In (an arm of sen Islands beautiful and Iwslthy ui can bo (laired, BOO miles nearer Ihc.MJiitssIpp! than New York; Mnl tcaetKtllfrOm Europe ntfall.twsonidf the' year by n most desirable route. When Hie whole North l one iliect of lee and snow, every step of the South bwom.'s mo o temper nte umt open, while Ilia Internal commerce, founded dn diverse productions, will give cm. ploymcnt to a dense population. The buy ol Port Royal Is nearly If not quite equal to Unit of New York and there are at lcat five sites volhlbhj'for 'cities on Its shores, wliflo by water channels It Is connected with tho ever glades of Florida and the rice fields of Wac euuuw, ihkI all the intermidiatc shores as far kxwlt m the falls of tho rivers. , , As If preserved t by U'rovidcnco for some grtill purpose, this noblo bay has been lost sight of almost entirely, and Is now open to t hose1 who will go In and possess It for com mercial purposes. It Is tho natural outlet of n large extent of country already Interested with railroads, and" Ifwanfifbiit population to dovclop Its superior advantages. It Is ,th5 mllltarylleey'of the Union. " ' ' And, again, says the lltvttv la the same article. .Hefwcen'Savannnh and 'Charleston lies the great bay of 1'ort Unyal, having all the mil ural advantages and tho health desiruble In the slfc df a great commercial city. To establish such, It Is deslrablo to draw to It men of en terprisc-who have their fortunes .to make, and who deslro to givo their children religious nnd (diieattonal advantages on a spot where they rs likely to. And optulngs for business as they grow up. -Port J.lnyul Island Is some flvc-mlles wide, byiabout ten long. On one side lies licauforl -river, accessible as far as I lie town ol lleauforl to vessel as large n iarvy thet can rench Charleston. On the other Is Ilroad river, two miles wide, landluekcd and deep enough to H'Mtl the largest steam frigate. IJetwccn the wo, Rutlery river Is Intcrposcel, forming n statural dock In whcH tho great Lcliithun (Onnt Eaitcru) could Hoot with her yard arms nvcr the hind. Jericho Keck makes an irreg ular polygon the towii.orUe-nufort on the east, ami lliizzjrd's crxik on the west ; the south, cast and and west sides being bounded by wn Her, and the north byn narrow strip of land between two salt water cretks. The area Ii perhaps fifteen miles iqunrc. On the east lies "It nufort with Its churches, school houses, stores, wharves and established society. On tho west lies n tract of hind which has ban proved healthy by tho experience of two gen erations, nod especially of my own family thereon for tlio last three years, Summer ond "Winter. On the south aro cotton fields cut tO from Parry's Island by Archer's chreek. I mk Prosi-kct in Musovni. Appearances iouicolc Hint the ItlclimonJ Junto lmvo nban J-jtied Missouri forlhe present. Its best encr si.es are-ovcrloikcd in Virginia. lids further distracled by tho swift dangers menacing lis Atlantic am) Uulf coasts. It therefore wisely chooses to Jrtoto exclusively (o Ken lucky the strength It ffMst spare to Ibe West. Hardee lias deserleel soltlfirast Missouri and united his forces wllh Uuckner's at Howling Green. Price Duds himself so Inadequately supported, even after his signal success id Lexington, hat he ii precipitately fleeing Into Arkansas. McCuIIoch and Pillow seem also to hove left us In disgust. Well Authenticated nnd re pealed accounts . represent that their opera tions In Missouri are particularly disagreeable to the Confederate chiefs. Hardee roundly swears that we aro all Abolitionists! Mc Culloch avers that Jackson's army Is but a pack of cowards and thieves 1 As fur the grand. Hoquent Jeff Thompson, tho recent engage raenl at'Frcdricktown, has shown Ibat he was tery poorly supported by Jeff. DuvU & Co. In harmony with these indications s tho fait of an extensive and growing dissatisfaction among the Missouri rebels. With far more On their hands linn they had bargained for, Iheyare left without the aid they were prom ised. Only I'rlce'n vigorous enervations Hint the Federals would hang them prevents thou sands of his utterly bcatslck followers from res turning to their homes. As It Is hundred' are dally deserting him. Theso deserttone most lucreaso as the prospect that Price In tends quartering his men for the winter in Ar kansas becomes settled, oud as tho Federal clemency becomes Iborooshly known. Already prominent rebehr arc sending In their avowal of penitence, and of adhesion to the free gov eminent of their country. They have tho sa gaclty to pcreelvo that tho rebellion In Mis souri Is an otter failure, Involving (lie Inevi table rein of all who persist In it, The exiles from tho southwest aro prepar ing to return and re-oecupy their homes. The enemy Is everywhere solMldlng1 or retiring from our border. Tho Federal Government has only to retain its present powerful front, and wisely uw Its evident advantages hero and elsewhere, to restore its sway of pence to our people, blrong in arms, It Is omnipotent in the aacred Juelleo of ils.carwc, nnd there fore cannot fall finally In receive tho cord la' support n,f all, hojiet Missourluns. , Xotii Jhmvirl, 0(1, 2.W. Wo arc graliuVdto learn (sajs the Ma ' J ville Ky 'Ea'gf),) lltat a numbeVW genllen lays- vllle Kyu'Ka'gft,) lltat a number of gentlemen whojvft h?ir home in this county from on- prvlienslofls of.arrest, Iiavq returned. Somo of tli were ineeent of ony direct eflvneo against tlie.goverriment, and were the victims of dc rixn'wg ruseals, who infurnnd 4hem Ibat 'they were to bo, arreslwl, when no such Idea had ,IW r,lly been enterlalrwd. There; were othef,bftwvr, who Iwvc been or months datujf all fn Ihelr power lo subvert the Gov .erwmit. aw) liva in various ways rtwlKsJ lhwwlv ammhk la Iho laws. Itwllt sit aid ami eowwuo tM vumty Iho future, nwirsDMi buve lmf given llwtelUy w)H not1 ,be walatliil so hug as Jbey ewduet (Item. ,hiyv. loyal trtyk'.w. ' HE .ATIiANTIO INTJSLLIGEHOE. ikw leiiiK, iot. mm. lira jucnniom . A ?,(. iw. (!-, tinquirtr of November 14th roys: "lntelll genco was rcctlfcd In this city last nlgrlt, and coWycii to tho'Wnr IVpnrtWerit.'thal u htrgo force of the enemy (Federals), 40.000 strong, bad invaded the eastern shoro '6f tho btntc, crowlng'from tho Potomac. Our whole force there (Itebel) Is not over 1,80(7, and ltlll be ImpossIIMo to get rtinforeemctits to .them uerrrw tho witter." Fort Mosrok, Nov. loth. The strnm;f"lJcef',.por6, and proytyoreS of Slllnd nf$ In irrigate Sun Jnclntn has arrived here with Ma'on ond 8lidell, lUbel Commissioners, laken from an Kngllsh steamer In the channel Of tho Ualiamas. Itonov, Noy. IClh. 'Caplnln hunter of the steamer Dcllnfrom Ilermuda, at Halifax, re ports that when ho left Hermuda, n lirltlsh steam vessel und the rebel Nashville were In port, and Ihe lirltlsh vcsrtl 'had transferred her cargo of nfms lo the Nashville, nnd the latterjiad put Mason and Blidell on the lirlt lsh vessel, which would take them to England, while the Nushvllle would run the blockade with the arm". The nnmc of the Drlllili ves. scl they were taken from is tho Rapid, All the document nnd pnpers of Mason. and Slldcll were sclxeeL Their families wcro-al. lowctl to proteeil. The Captain of tlie lirltlsh vessel delivered up Muion nnd Slidell under protest. This Is the substance- of the report by the passengers on Ihe Old Point boat. D.u.TiMoitK, Nov. ICtli. Oovcnor Hick has Issued n proclamation calling a special session of tho Maryland Iz-giamturc, nt An napolis, on tho 2 tth of November, to estab lish Maryland In her old pmlllon ns tho heart of the Union, nnd render the traitorous Legis lature of the-Fort Wurrcu numbers of no ac count. The Norfolk Ihy Hook of yesscrdoy con tains the following dispatch. Maco.v (Ua.), Novcmlicr 1-tlb. The Plan ecrs' Convention has adopted i resolution In dorsing tho defensive measures of the Oovern ment, and recommending n discriminative eliily of 2(7 per cent, on Iho products of the United Stale. I It was also resolved that If the war contin ued, the present crop should remain tiii'Bld, und the planters should not plant next .SpHug beyond the wants of homo consumption, rj Bavax-uii, Nov. 1-illi. Tho Fulcrals re reported lo have passed Fori Dlun ycitcnl i bound south. General acllvlly prlvalls In the dcfcnroi tho city, and a general fctellng of sccur prevails. The same paper says Ihe slcamcrl'lngal I arrived nl Savannah, with n cargo of war n hi nlllotis, etc. A Itlihrnond dispatch says : Wu have formation that tho authorities of Hmith Ca Una l.nvc communleulcd wllh Iho rebel Oi ernmenl unon tho subject of hoist In-' tlicblatk Hag, to which nlluilons have been mado sin the attack on tho coast of their Slate, it believed that Gen. Leo has received a conm nleatlon from Ihe War Department, urgi that their captives must bo regarded as pr oners of war. It Is said that this will bo d agreed tn by tho authorities ol South Cnro- liui ; (hut Ihe same course will bo pursued that adopted by Gov. Wise nt the time of lie John Hrown raid, and that when South Car olina Is done wllh tho Invaders, tho Coufed. crate Goverrmrnt can have them. "The North Fast Going to Ruin." Under this heading tho New York torn mtrtial Aihtrtiitr gives somo Interesting sta tistics, wllh a very brief commentary : " Tlioto who predicted (It says) that iu con sequence of the insurrection gross would grow In tbo streets of New York will Ond a curious fulfilment of their prophecies in assessors' re turns of this Slate for tho current year. Iu 16C0 the aggregate valuation of real and personal property in Iho Empire Slate was 81,-116,208.127 ; in 1801 it amounts to SI, 411,707.4305 Increaso nearly tieuity four and a half mitltoni of dollari, or fully doubly Ibe difference as shown between 1859 and I860. " Tills Increaso has not taken placo chiefly in tho rural districts, as might lmvo been sup posed, but in the largo cities. Thus the vnlu lion of this county is 8571, 078, agalust 8350,- 078,778 ; whllo that of Ihe whole) Metropoli tan Police District Is 8730.110,51 5, against 8707,1 15,490 In 1800. In fact nearly n'l the progress shown has taken placo within that district. This Is not the stnto of things that many of us may liavc expected, especially those who look Ihelr cue from journals In the rebel Inter est. Hitter as lme been Ihcuisapplontincnts, severe tho lossra, in individual cases, It will be seen that Ihe Slate as a whole has seldom made iuei progress in wealth." Noting tho financial distress of Southerners inFurJf.r. Idler in the Nejw York World says: One young man from Mobile who Is sold to have on Income of 88,000 a year, U in the debtors prison at Clichy nt tho suit of a keeper of an" American bar?room." Another young man, of a wealthy family In Louisiana, has been obliged lo enter u storo us clerk, and still onothcr bos obtolucd employment In the office of un architect. Hut the hardest case of all which has como to my knowledge Is that of a young man fromonoof the Southern States, who, by the stoppage of tho Southern mall, Is left perfectly ikstituo here. Hut this is not the worst of It. Ila has been for somo time engaged lo bo married to a young lucly in isoston unei incmappy eveni wus tee inr I lie 15lh of September. Tho tlmo has passed, and tho unhappy lover, with three thousand miles of briny ocean betweep him and hia Moved, is living upon the charity of hU friends. Aii English merchant, who lately arrived from Texas, sys'tbe German element in San Antonio is very troublesome to the rebel gov ernment, aud they are compelled to kep ,a pretty larfurec slat lewd ilbwc to keep them from rising aud taking up orma agahut the BNrp)lM of tl rebel obllgnrehy, The Qer- maw had ffssoetty ru(iad iho Anwr Iwn flag, but wjHre (WU nt Ibe point Mh buyyml tp putlt down, , i. ii i .j i , i TMxM(M)lrl N s4atw (hat a geptkosan baa unwM the Uiiltad JUtM whs hi to re lieve Dr. 'Jtslli the errspNilnt of the Londith Turn. Jw ldaine op vim iVrsWJfcj Chicago r-i...... ..i ii,- wi iimriiiw in inn 'noi v iy (pwnwnyvi ....... ....,. o v- - -- manifest In tho manufacturing dlnlrleU. The surplus bf htm .-proltucb- cesenllo'l to sustain n largo nrmyt In the hunds of producers at Ihe commencement of the troubles, was Immense Tho, wheat eroj,of Ihcprjcscnt year, though not so largo as heretofore, and In some sections se riously Injured by tho laternlns, ttlll yield a fair amount for shipment, nnd Ihe world can draw op Iho West for any amount of corn Willi ofit'iny fear of ImVloif Iho drafts iltuhonored full siiBnlv. ami no fear, shouldbo entertained thrlt Hie Government will need snpptfci. even 'for n,rallllon of men, Jhquhriliat nnrribcr be needed lo put down Ihe rebellion. Our armies will cotiftumo molt of the produce from Ihe Went which In former years has gone lo a Southern market. In-nddltion to what tho lantern Hlnlcs and, Ihe grand army will require of the producs of (he West, It Is now certain that both Kugland and Franco will be large purchasers of Our cereals, Prices hero, stimulated by this foreign demand, would bo rnllifaetory and highly re munerative, ware It not for the enormous freights, caused by n scarcity of vcrsols nnd Iho clogging of railway "Thy thclmmcmc shipments wlilcb havo been passing on to Ihe seaboard. Hut, llku all other evils of this class, by another senion It will have cured ttsvlf, and the charges for freights will no longvrcotituiue all the profits of tho farmers. So fur, therefore, as present prospects will warrant an opinion, lha Wcitl onn cheerfully watt Ihe progress of current ovcnls. She has nn abundance of food, and our own country nnd Kurone ore likely to rvqnlre nil she can spare.) Tk4 mono for our surplus U rapidly plnclug the West In an Independent poiltion, and, with Ihe economy and Iho energy practiced by our people for Iho past few ) cars, they lmvo every rcn'on to hope for lubitnntla! proMx'rlty. I,el (he Government vlgoromdy pru'ccutc tho waH against Iho traitors. Thu West If ready and mint willing In do her pari of tLe flghllng, and to war her share of the burdi-n. A Snakk Stoiiv. During the 1'l'orlda war 1 was In the American army. Onr day I r-houl-dvrcd my gun nnd went In puriull of game. In patdng through n swuinp, I paw somelhlnp n few feet ahead of me, lying upon thu ground, which had every appearance of n log, It belitu some forty feet In length mid ulniut one fool In diameter. So potltlvu wnM Unit It wnsuolh tug else but n log that I paid no attention to It. Thu fact Is, I would have nworu before n Court or Jimtlco that It was a log, and nothing vlic, You tee, I never heard of makes gronlng lo uch hugu dimensions ; nnd the fact Is, I never houhl havo believed It If I had. Well, Iwtwccn me nnd the log. ns 1 look II lo lie. was a miry place, which It was necessary for mo (o avoid I therefore placed the butt or the gun on the ground ahead of me, and springing upon It, 111 tight on top of what do you suppose !' "AhoncoaMrklorr 'nK!"tfi " No." " All anaconda V said another. " No." " What, then, could it have been t" asked a llilid. " Just what I snpposrd It lo be a log." Jim Lank's Styi.r. A startling specimen of tho obnoxious doings of Jim Lnnc Is fur nished In our dispatches from Tipton. After iis'n,; Ihe contents of two rebel stores to re liuvosarnl Union families, whom the Seces sionists hod robbed, General Jim call Iho cltl xcrs of Pleasant Hill together, benealli Ihe glorious Union flag, and cutcrtnlncd them wllh a live American speech. Pointing lo Ihe ensign ho had raised, ho said to them : ' That flag has been your protection, nnd shall bo still. So long ns it remains here jou aro safe i but if it is cut down, by tho Ktcmal, ( will return and burn your town." Hu then retired, with all his men. Tho affair occured two weeks ago, and although tho denizens of Pleasant Hill are said to bo about all Seces sionists, that flag is still waving over them. Si, 0111 Dtmotrat, Tlie Excelsior Jlrlgada of Gen. Sickles has gone down tho Maryland shore to a point op pislte the rebel batteries, where It commenced the construction of a largo fort, which will bo finished soon, nnd tho guns In position. The Hrlgado is In excellent condition, being In full flghling trim, and highly disciplined It will probably give the rebels somctbtug else to do limn firing nt merchant vessels. IUNnunHw Mr. Edllor.I'll thank you to say I keep Ihe best (able In tho city. lutltor. I'll thank you to supply my family wllh bonrd gratis. Landlord, I thought yem. were glad to gel something to fill up your paper. Editor. I thought you wero glad lo boa id men for nothing. Its a poor rulo that won't work both ways. "Dovij,"saId Uncle Amps, as ho sun eyed Iho animal, " (hero Is only ono reasou why this maro should not travel one mile in three inlu utce." Tho boys nil crowded around lo hear tbo,",rcawi," and one nskvd .him what It was. " Why, sold be, " Ihe dUttuico is too great for so short a time." " Dkaii me I how thililly be does talk," sold Mrs. Partington, recently, nt n temperance lee lure. " I am always rejoiced wheu he mounts tho noilrll, for his cloqiienco warms me in every uervo aud carlrldgo of my body," A i.irru: fellow, four years old, nonpluistd his mother by making tbo following Inquiry : ' Mother, If a man Is n Mister, ain't a woman a Miatcryr The. notorious Ned McUowan, of Califor nia, was orrusteel nt New Orleans ou the 11th Inst, as n spy i , 1 1 i Kvbhv JhoiiMliold ihas Its pet names, Mr. Jones enchants his helpmate by calling her his Idol, Jones, fiowae cr, privately splU it i-d-l-c. Tins lavo that has naught but beauty lo keep It In good coudltlou Is 'short-lived nud subject to sljlverlng fits. You know mock medssty as you do mock turtle flora its being Ihe produce of a calf's bead. Rkd nociMarvilglit-housva'to warn voyagses "T" on Ibe s of life off the ceat of Malaga, ;Jn T malaa, waata Crux and Holland, Of all tliB.ooarwl.Natqre Is the most Just In Ibe enclruit ofbiws.oud Hie most rlgfOW. In petnUhing.tbe violation of them. i n,1 ' .' " ' ' " ' ' ." .Tiiovoht Is IM fdOwr ef words, btit nwny a great and Mm ibought ells miIUIms. "i i .Mil i win. nil iii - Wy Ao Htfi mar WrrwU ! ;laittc Uiy ' 'aie M)-Ud by lbw. ' I !T.OV"R & IT? ILGEK, i -- Cniyornln Slrtcl, Jnclisonvlllr, DEALERS AND WORKERS IN 41. & TIN, SHEET IRON, COPPER. LErA'DAiSlb'BF&SS, HAVKjnst received from the Atlantic side nnd 8an Francisco, a complete stoek of cvorylhlnjt Iu Ihelr lino, and will kcepcopalnnt- ly 00, hand nn nor rlmsnt of IhbesU , ' 011 t.-Ceplser'WatC4 BrnM l'lncs. lfydrnullo Noxzlcs, I-oroe l'ump", Chaius, Lend l'lpe, Hose, HARDWARE,' CUTLERY, And Wails, all Sizes : ' t iiMynate am nwortcu uron 1 5 ' lalirt.'Olts, Sinus niid'Gtnssr All quallllcs of Powder Shut of all uiimbcrr 5 - -, Urube of cjrerx, sristy, fct,J'ctc. Stoves. A1"S. nlwnys bn 'hajid, n lrirgc lot of stoves of aworlcd'nlzu. llUCK'S PATENT COOKINO BTOVK. TIIK NKW AVOItLD S'I'OVK, The two very best aud upproved pattern Ju thu l'nrlor, Oltlce nnd Cnblu Stoves, fancy nnd plain, coiiKlriicti-d 011 hiti-st find saving plau. Hollers. Ki'llllV, I'nls, Pan. nnd cvcr thing connected with lhcc sloes wnrruiitcd ilumM- nnd perfect. All nrtlelrs told by them or mnnufnclnrcd. WAItll.VNTCD. Their work Is mndu of tin-Ik-kI mnterlal mid of choicest nnlternn. ESuUnlern at)endeil Id with '(ulckeit 'dis patch, and tilled according In illrrcllous In everything, Ihelr stock I" tin lariri-it nod complete-! ever brnuiht to Jacknonvlllc, nnd Ihoy nre determined to null oixinap rxroxi OASXZ. Call and examine Ihelr tnokhvrom purclmK- Iniroliiewhera. Jiinc 3:. lhi.n.-V.'l. i.i - n.. 1 . ... 11 , - .1. , 1 p - --w - C1TYDRUGSTORE C'aliforniirSi., Jacksonville. DR. A. B. OVERBECK, HAVING JiikI reliirm d rrom Snu Frnnclnco, would re-spectfully call the attention o! the puiilic 10 ms new nun i-xivtisivu slock or PURE DRUGS & CHEMICALS! eo.NHisTiMi or An assortment of crude, pulver ized, oleaginous mid lluutured All the most popular nimitwm aiimuiuvu lillLilU of the day. A eholce H 9f TOILKT UIIKMIOALS, PKRFUMKUIF3, nAIlt iVBS, POMoniy, ohjj, lmusiiKS, SOAPS, POWDKltS, CItKAMS, An., .to., Ac. Ilrlclly, lha most de'slmble stock of the kind over brought to JacUonvlllc. Particular attention imlel tn coiujioiiiiiltiig all Ordered I'n- script tenia. AH orders from the country addresred to Die. A. H. OVKKIIF.U1C, IW Cilu Ihti'l Slorr. Jiirbtmrthf. Orfjon NEW STOCK! j. ra a ior a 3 a. TTAS recently received a large and dlvcrsb XX lieil aMorimciil or BPItINU AND WKIGHT CLOCKS, SlLVKlt WATCHKS. 2& DIAMOND JKWKLltY. PKAltL. KMKUALD, mid CAM HO SI"i'S, Toguthar with a splendid lot of other arB'm'mraEaci'jsWTK' llrcost-Pins, Urnoches, liir-ltings, Finger Ring?, IH.'kets, lluolilcs. Clasps, lirueelels, Sleuo lluttons, Necldiicn), Wutcli-Clinlns, Chuielains nnd Seals. All of which will bo sold at r.ow r-.iuia and warniule-d. J. NKUHHIt ftlll conllnue-s HKPAIIt WATOHKS, JHWiiLItV and CLOCKS, ns heretofore, In tho best manner nnd with dis patch. jII iitliclcs in his line .manufactured promptly iiud wllh neatness. Call nnd see hb stock nt the old stand, corner of Third nnd California streets, Jacksonville. -tltf. Reduction in Prices! BEST WORK DONE AT LOWEST 3ULT23. -BLACKSMTIIING BIII? iinilftrfltfrnf-fl nmihiinAAa lrt.n,j..Anl a. 1 I .. H..HS.F..H..,. H,t,wM..wvn .w'jr.vav.l, 1l" irons ami uiu puono euai no nas ru- duceit the price for nil Mn!s of vprk Insva nis i me, eo contorui to Hie times. f zsexset ssorvacox" Is In tho building formerly occupied bv Wir, Durke, on Odfornia Sttttt, Jirxtlu Hut if Clui,- " Kecry species of work done In Iho best manner nud witli iptlck dispatch Plough Irons made ami repaired WAGOXi WRBUDE AD STAGE WQRK Executed in tho neatest and strongest manner. Mining Tool's, Ticks, JUars, &.c.3 mado'to order, of tbo very but materials, in thu most unproved atylea. Particular attention glecr) to llOltSK-SIIOElING, Q" for whlch.tho m-leo s rduaed to $0',wid $J TiiKairrr. l'uats made nud fitted exactly to UlUl'li Ills itock of Iron and Steel Is of first quality, aud all work dono at bis shop wahuvxtj.i). J LEKANDKtt MAP-TIN. Jackfonvlllo, March , 18(11 mb0:8:tr MARBLE lAliDi milE subsarlbw hu a(Mbllhed( Marblo ,s. aru on,i,oioma,n'a arasie, three miles west of Pheimlx, where be prepay! to KH orders whleb,may c-ouie to ;hlm for evr.y dMrlpMon of work In his line. MONUMENTS, TOMllg, IHKAD m I'PW'J'WKPi. ,. "wih. M 8fd ond st. MANTLJW, TAHLK-Tok, and everv variety orOUNAMKNTALHOUttE'MAlt ULKS on Uj(Hd,aBil,BiiUWet u ,,. .larOHARQsfeOW.-g ,LtUr addwssad t itUeMUiiurrat jju&i Mavllk wMif w ,tMwKHy wmjtyd JS9kiuvUr?t Vt uH.l. JLJMH Fioiofl ) I.KQiVIi ADVEIlTlSIiJJIJllJTS. SMtifftf SVI. BY virtue of two exrkulldhs eluly Irrtcd by Ih4' Clirk of IheOlreult'Oourt ki and for Jack-I f . 1 ron county,. Orpcon.:Rnd to inq d'.reqil, oner In ravor pf I,, GAtfUMl, Mr tins sum of Three Hundrcii'dnd Sixty-five Doilnni ($36.Vnn), and Inll-rcxt at three per cent per month, and cosU ; tbo other In favor of SAUUKh FoX. for Ihe sum of Four Hundred and Sixty-four and Ihlrly two Olic-hundredlhs Dollar (464 32-100), with interest at two nndnno-half per cent, per month nhd coils -both ngnlnst JOHN Q. I1A1(C0CK I lmvo levIM lipbn nnd 'will ofttr for sale, for cash, tn tho htglictt bidder, on Saturday, the 21st day of December, 18431 on Ihn premises, Ihe following described RCAL lSTATl to-WH ! WnlcrLnt ninnliur four (4) and part of wntcr lot number live (6), In block number oiie (I), ilcfcriticd by meles and hounds ns follows : lielng clKbty ("0) Teet Is fWml and two hundred ihmi Iw'o Z01) feet deep on the routbenxtern lhifjona hundred rend twenty (120) fret On Ihe back, which lino riilis parallel wllh 1'rtie street the north Und tliiw one hundred nnd twenty (120) feet In nn easterly direction, nt right nngies with Main street forty Ml)) feet, ihciici cnt nt right angles with Main street mi. t.!Mr (BO) reel. Also, Water liot Jdimiirr 1'lvo (A), opposite block number ono (1), bcliifc forty (10) Icctrrontand ono hinnlrtil and twenty (1211) feet tn leliKth.-Kxceptlnir from the foa Kolug dercrlbcd tracts thirty I'M) feet by sixty ((III) Icet thereof In tbo northwcxl corner, sold by II. II. lluye-s (0 Samuel 1). Sutherland. Also, Village Letts iiumlicrs three (:i)t seven (7) and eight (H)-nll n block number (wo (2), Iu Ihe village of I'Ikl'uIx, each lielugslxty 00 feet In width and one hundred and twenty 1211 feet Iu length, no laid doWn (11 Bamuel L'olver,Jr.'s plift of the vlllnisu nf I'heuulx. Also, the 11111II- t'lil. tl fimlialr tif vtltnirr lilt (lllmlu.r rmtl- tl lii block numlivr two 2 1 said lot Is on Mnlu street slvtv fiO feet front, and extends bntk the ramo width one huudrid 1 flkn t.feaa.1. m Aa.1 t A. PlSlill 1".. I ii uiiu niiiiiiit.ii nun mum) ii.ui ii-i. All of Ihe nbovc described property Is situated In (he tillage of Phamlx, Jackson County, Oregon, nnd will bo wld ns tlio properly of JOHN 0. IMIICOCK. to snlli-ry snld execution', together vIth nil nnd rliiuubir Iho leiieinentu bi-ndlln- menln and iippurti-nanoi'fl Iherminto IcUmgliiK. Sato oelw evil Hie liours or u o clock, A, M. mid 1 o'clock r. u. or snld dav. W. U.S. JlYDi:. Sheriff Novemlier IClh, IBill. AM ShcrifT7s Salo. WHKItHAS.nt the October term, A. D. lKfil, or Ihe Circuit Cum t ort'jo Stud of Oregon, Hir Juckson counlv, nehrrrcniiil Jiidttmeiit were nlitalned bv JIHNJAMiX 1IAV MUNDniul THOMAS CliAVRNIHt nuntn-t J C. ADAMS nnd SAMIT.L It. TKMI'I.LTON for tho recovery ul thu following sum ol money find. In raid llcnjninlii Hajmond Ihe sum of Twelve Huudrid nnd Thlrty-fereii nnd sixty-four ono hundredths dollars ($1,2:17 fit Kill), with interest thereon at the rate of tno nnd iinc-biilf (2)4 p-r cent, per month nnd coU or suit ; and mcondly, toTlioma" Chnve-ner tin rum .iriiiieThou'nnd Nine Hundred nnd Slxt flvo mid rlxf)-Flxone.huiidredlhsdollnrs(l,U(;;i li(i-lU0),wlth Interot thereon at thu rutoof two nnd one-half percent, per month ; and, whereas, (ho sa'd several sums of money Ime not been paid according to the terms of the laid dicrve ; therefore, by virtue of Ihe d'erco aforesaid, for Ihe recovery of the said several sums of money,. and iw cx'CUtioii eluy !"UVi th're'on and to m. directed. I will off.r fur Ml.', fur Cflll', to '.. highest bidder, ou Iho premises, on Saturday, tbo 14th Say of December, IRl'.l, tho following dercrlbed Itenl Itnto, to wit : Thu Iruclioual noriliwent ipmrler, and the northwest uuarler of tho uorlhvnt niuirler. ol iH-ctlnn Iwculy-thrco (Ti), towimhlp Ihlrly-sh (111!) south, rauyu Ihreo lli) west, eoiitariilii). oiio hundred and tncnly-tlireo mid leu niiD-huu dmlilm (123 10 100) acres ; aud the muUIi-wcm (limner in uiu soiiiiiwcki quarter oi se-ciion lourli-cn (II). mid the south hnlfuf tho euill. halfnf section llfteeu (IS), mid the uurlh frac tional half of tho north hulfeif Mellon lutul) twutuiidlho fractional river lot iiuinW l (2)IukcI'ou twenty-two (22), nnd ilurlol uuinlior Ihreo (3) Iu section twe-nty-two (22) and thu iiorthweiU ipiurtur of the nnrllmcM iiuarkr of K-ctlou (wvuty.threu j all In town, rhlp number thlrly-slx (3i), south of rnngi three (3) wort, containing Flvo Huudrid and Sixty-nine and forty-unu nuo-liuiidredlbs (Sl'.ii ll-liiu) acres Tdgulhur with nil and kliiKubii the teiivmuius, licixdllumeiilsaud nppurteiinnco thereunto belonging or In any wIhi apperialu. lug. Sale U'tui-eu Iho hours of eleven o'clock A. M. (.lid i 1'. M. of sutd day. W. 1,1.6. II YDK, Sheriff. JucVsom lllc, Nov. Dili. ll!l. 4111 1 Sheriff's Salo. BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE In Chan eery, made nl Ihe October lerm, A. D. lblil, ol the Circuit Court In nud for Juckson eouri'v, Slate of Ore-gon, nnd an execution iluiv issued lliereoii Uy thu Clerk nf said Court iml to mo directeil, in favor nf DUNCAN A MESSINUElt, for the sum id Two Hundred mid Eiuhty-Hevvn and ten one-hundreeltliH dol Inrs (8'J67 10-100), with Interest at two und one-huir per cent, per montli and costs : oud ulsolnluvor nf ANDERSON k ULENN for the sum of Five Hundred and Four und Twcnly-Eicht one-huiidrcdllu, dollars (S;M)J 4B iuuj wttti tctere-st ul two ami nue-liair p-r cent. per month ; nnd both acuinst JAt'OH HUFFMAN : I have levied unon nnd will oiler for sale, for fash, In the (dullest bidder. on TUESDAY, the TWENTV-FOURT1I DAY OF DECEMUER. A D. 18C1, all Ihe right, title nnd Interest (being nn onc-fourlh Interest) nf tho snld Jacob Hulluian in u eertnln WATER DITCH, leudintf from lh left-linnd fork of Apnlegulo Creek, in euld County nijd Stable, and known ns Huffman & Co.'d Ditch, together with nil nud sliifiilur tlio tenements, lieredilumenls und nppurt unnces thereunto belonging or In any wise ap pertaining. Sale between the hours of one and four o'cloek r. m. of said "day, at or ueur Hie mouth of said ditch. Dntcd, Jutksonvllle. November 23.18C1. jloli V. H, S. HYDE, Sheriff, Petition for Divorce. Goodwin Adams, Complulnunt, ) tvr. V 'Mart Jaxk Adams, Defendant.) fPO MARY JANE ADAMS :-You nre 1 hereby nullllod thai, In tho Circuit Court of ihe State, of Ori-cou. for the county of Jiuksou.ljloodwiii Adama lues brought suit fur n divorce from you from lha bunds of matri mony, ami also Tor the custody or lliiiiumin Creen, Ihe lisuo of Ihe morriaxo of said uood win Adams aud Mary Juno Adam, and that nolens you nppe-nr iu the en Id Court, at the no.x.t term I hereof, on MONDAY, the THIRD DAY OF FJSUJtUAllY, A, D.18C2, and mwwer dtiO complainant'a .bill, tho same will bu.tuki'ii for conivsseel, nnd the said oause will uo liturd n your nlncnce, und Iho prayer of ine peiitinnrr do irtniucu y tno wouri. R. jb HOWJIJLL. Altorncy for PlflintirT. JHcksonvillc, Oeit, ,'i6, mi, ilUf STATEOF OREOON ) gg Cpuvv of JAqjcttox, J IN JUSTICE'S COURT. 'I1U WALUm-U. AULL151CJ YOU aro X ihereby uotiSed that n Writ of Altaeb tuent has beep bi;ul nguiiwt y,ou mid your nroperiy aiai 10 satuiy tueemami e: j. M. Ward, ppwejnUog Jo Fiflwpredlaw (15 00) iS'dw, HflU(i.'fyri shall jBPWr Ifeforei George M, Harris, a Juslioe of the Peace iu audjfor said UHty, at htt oe, ewi iho Slat Dv ftf DcmmhW. A. D. 1W1. jDdgweril wil be rti4red teaint'jiui id VAUJ- tulU)ll, Ln.A In Iml. 'Ibflul.. orLl fuklla j .-. f, -J v... ,w lJ t.nv n-, .... -w,a of wilt. Dutwl (Ida 4th iky f Nnvembar, A. D. 1801. d44 J, M. WARD, PIUllT. aO AAA LM). WOllR at M per w. at OQAnJ Wm mill- For partlemtaws,' on tjtdto tsf. ' (M U.F.pOWJJLIAgwt. In tik limtil Cetut of kf WhIc ot frrcgeft, for Ihe Cewirly ei JurKswi. ' ill CirtlirchJ foY J)tim'tryim&Porf bifl.i,.u t.r u..i .,,' B 'TJI? ?.' i Al, ?" ' l ' x u,'nl "m i'.! wp,i Ifllnant, tti Mlclrael In 1 i'V,l,u:Hf Auuma i numt, onias., Tobias Thomas, and Henry A. Urcitb.irUi. late rmrlliers doln biisincss tin der tlio nanw ol Thorna, Hro. k Co. ; Jo seph Jacobs, John Ikrrctt, Peter Smith nnd Stephen 'llirash j Anloo Obcrt, J. Oi VVcIsk, Y, Winer, V. K. Mnrgnifl, Geo. Outting. Ivlward llosp, PreilerlcK Oraf, Field Lam ley, late partners doing" business under lite namo of " lCnglo MiW OnmjHiriy j" Jcnse Itebinson, Prank Hrown, Veil Schuls.John Auderson, Prilz SchnqUcr.AVillinm Wright; It. 1 Mniiry nnd UenJ. T. 1)avis, narlncrs doing btt.ine.s tinder the name or Manry k Davis Henry Friedman, Chas. F. Hiislnnd J. Altcnhelmer, partners nnder the namo of Frle-dman, Hust k Co.; Jumei It, Pnlcrs ; Thomas Peall, Hobcrt Heall, and Lawson Smith, iiartnera during business under the nnmc of lleull, Smith .t Co.; LlmWyAp lilegnle, John Lang and Ylllinm llybec, 1'riennnnis. WIIKKHAS In the Circuit Court of the State of Orrgon, for the County ol Jnl'Ksrin, Allen F. Furnhnm, complainant, hn flleil his Hill In rrnlty lo forccloso n cerluin morlgngcset forth therein Vpnn Iho following tleserilnd lands nnd Improyements.lo wit: "Ten acres of land, together with the K.ighi Mills, store house, blnrksmlth shop, distillery, tho right nf wny for the lull nice from the Kagle Mill in where It lernlhmles in Iknr creek, wllh liflccn feet nn uch side ol sold tail race; the right and lutere't obtained from William New house for coi.sinicllng n dam and nice to turn tho water from HVnr creek to haglc Mill with nil the Improvements, np I pnrtcnancw nnd hereditaments belonging to ihe rame.lylnir In Juckson Cnnnlv In IheStntc t . f f . a a o wreenn ! ana 1110 a u a Allcn F. Farnlinm. snhl complainant, hnving a'so filed his affidavit, selling (onii thai the rollowlng nnmnl ilelcml mils in snld enuc reside ont nf tho Stale of Oregon. "to wit j Miclinel 'I'homa. Ariton Obtrt, V. K. Murgriifr, Frilx Schuedder, Iffn ry Friedman, Chnrhs F. Itust, J. Allen hclmer. JunieS It. Pelrn. Slenhin Tlirnuli nnd Jnhn Harret. Therefore In the nnmc of Ihe ' I'eon'e or the Stale of Orecon, you. the snld Miclinel Thomas, Anton Dbert, V. VL Mar irrnff. Frllr. Schneider, Henry Friedman, Charles F. Itust. .T. Allenhelmer. James It. Pelcra. Stephen Thrush and John Harrctt, arc notified Iu be and appenr-in said Court O.i tltt first Monday in February, 18C2, and answer raid bill, or the same will be taken us confessed. 1VM. HOFFMAN, Clerk. October 20, 18IU. 42:8t IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON, FOR JACK- SON COUNTY. Daniel llnpkius ) , ,, , , . yh 4 f Action nt law to recover M.illhl.isbrnsrr, f mmvf' IV npixnrliijr lo tho Mllxfnelloti of Ihe Court, by iiflliluvlt fllleel In Hie emu.- that Hk- d.- frndanl is n nnn-n-ihlent of this Stale1, that Ihe piuiniiii lias ti cau'c or action ugnnl the elc (lielnlit on n promissory note, that Ihe defend ant has preiprrly in Hits Stair mid that tin- Louri lias jurisdiction of the B'H.jcct or th- Thwii.ort, in Iho name of the people of the1 Stute of Oregon, jou, the said Matthias Urnser. arc required tn upiioiir Iu said Court, on the first Monday In iVbruary, 1802. and answer the comnlalut filed icnlnst yon by the plain t IT, or the sumo will bv luke-n for cnnfi-nx-d, tiinl tho prayer tlierenf crunlnl by the Court, Witness the Hon. P. P. PRIM, Judge of 'aid Court. Allest : Wm. Hoitmax, Clerk. Niivi'inlMT 2d, 18(51. 42:m.1 .STATE OF OREGON, ) BS IN JUSTICES' COURT. rpO JOHN O.RYAL: Ynu are hereby X notifieil that a Writ of Altuchltwut has been lucd oeainM you and your p:ixrly at lucbed to satisfy the elcmund ol Dunhl Lncas, imomitlng to 1 nrl y-Srven Ik-dlarsund Eighlj-. One Cents (847 81-1 00, togelbfT with the In terest nn n cetliiiu note of hand, culling for One Hundred and Twruty-Eicht Dollars and Thlrly-Oiw (.Villa (6128 31-100).) or which ibis Is u balance dnu from March lfllh. 18(il. Now, unlits ynu shall apear liefore JAMliS A PPLEt; ATE, n Justice of the Peace Iu and for said county, ut Ids nlllcr.flii Monday, l)c 'ember Sultenlh, 18C1, judeimnl will b rvnde're-d against you und your prope-rly sold lo pay the debt. Dated lids the lfllh day of Sfpletnlier.lfiCl 41 Id DANIEL LUCAS, Plaintiff. STATE OF OREGON,! fiv. pO AUUUSTE LAYOLE. PASCAL X DEVAUOHELLE, S1LVESTRE HEC QUERE and JOHN HECK: You nre hereby notified that a writ of attachment has been Issued npakst you, and your projicrly al Inched, lo salary the deraund of DAVID PHILLIPS, amounting to tho sum of Filly three dollars und fifty onc-lumdrrdiha (853 60100) Now, niito-s you appear before A U. Mrllwaln, a Jusiica of Ihe IVuet in and for said county, at hia office, iu Wuldo, on the - Sixteenth Say of December, 1961, Judgment will bo rendered against you, nnd your property seuei jo pay tne costs nnd eleUl. XUlCUlDur.'UlUUay orurlouer, IHUJ. DAVID PHILLIPS. Wuldo. Nov. 11,1801. 45U - - - TT-- STATE OF OREGON, 1 .g C6vktv or Umi'Qua. j "" IN JUSTICE'S COURT. mO JOHN O. ItYAL : You ure hereby X liolilkd (hat a Writ of Atloehment has been Issued atruinst jrou and your propeily at tached to satisfy Iho demand of Daniel Lucas, amounting to Sixty Dollars nud Twelve) Cents (SCO 12-100) together wjih interest at the rato of iwcuty pier cent, per annum from ihe Sth day of August last. Now, unless you nlrnll appear before JAMES APPLEUATE, u Justice of the Peuco In und for said county, ul his office, on Iht Sixteenth Day of JJettmi btr, 18C1, Judgment will be rendered again! ynu nud your properly sold to pay the debt. iiauti wis jyw einy pi rieptcmiM-r. I wit. (37ldj DANIKLJ.UUAS, Plalnlitf. Administrator's Sale. VTOTIOE is Jiertby kIvcii that, by vlrluo of ,Li on orucr 01 too ejounty i;oir,t or Juck son County, Oregon, J will eiff.'r for sole, at pubjic vendue, to the; Ugliest .bidder, on the premise!, 00 Saturday, December 4th, 181, All tlw rleht. title und intorest of J. . Shel don, daeoiued, Jo the following eleheriliod prop erty, vis : It numtjer one 1, n block num ber ono 1, situated in tbo village of Ashland, Jackson county, Oregon, with all the eppur leoaiiceu thweuotQ belonging. 'J'erma of sale : oncfourth cath Ju hand ami lwlfuw lo six montlvs. 46 J. M.MiOALr). Adm. Tetitio fer Divrc. H&S'UY JUDQ ) MARY JAKK JUDGE. the eexiuty of Juckson, cm the tWrd Sy of FoWaary, WH, And nnswM the Mtilioa fifed In lha above aiw im prayvr Imwu wm i muOI tsv the QwH. ' U. F. DOWKLV H JOB PRINTING HrallkaOtpttMUy ejoeulvdut the ENflNEL OFFICE rpO MARY JANE JUDGE i-You, arc bfWty ollW,Hwt, Hiilew you appear w Ihe Circuit Court of the State of Orenoa. for L I V1 I ftViSIUl.'lt .x late AniTHl. " WpW BWLg.ANBtmxgn, ,. ---TOdrK:ri-nrctiflg?. v BLKACUKl) SKrTI'lNQS, Assort. WH Of all grnijes nnd colors. FUINTS and DKLAlNKS, In great rarWly. Drcst hmi4 FAticy Dry Xn. Alexahdrcs Oennin Kfd Uloves. Gent's 3irmishinf G-oodi DAVIS -VND JONES' SHHtra. Flannels, Hosiery) Etc. , Il0Hsc-FrirnlhlHg Goerf. Urusschi and 3-l'ly CarjicW, new pVvHf, Pupcn Hangings, Dfiiggets, Mailing, Hullamlri, Hemp Carpel. Agency For Ceiuon'4 OH .Tcwct's & Clolfc, For aalo for rash, or lo flrl-rln., rreM paying trade, at n discount frpm market riS l-'IlAK ilAKKH, HO ami 112 Cloy St., San, Frapcws. vcmiier oin, inoi. aj-j -k-- GROl'ER & BAKU'S FIRST PREMIUM NOISELESS FAMILY Sewing Machine Al Greatly Itodiicctt Prices! At Greatly Itcduccd l'rlcesi At GrcaJlj' Reduced Priced SIXTV DOLLARS AND UPV.nH3 SIXTY DOLLARS AND UPWARDS! SIXTY DOLLARS AND UPWARDS! US per cent, discount! US per cent, dlacount! US per cent, discount! FROM OUIt FORMER Ming, j .. TMIE ureal snecrss nllrndfur lliptnlr,.l. X of emr A'oe Siulr tUnilu Snri l.i:-i. I Ibis Slate, as lit all' others, has promoted crfa! uiiiirlnclnled and nrinll.iblo lurlln. locnA...! I In forco upon lve public eerlafn Infiriurutl (OOIMJ.II "CHEAP MACHINES," which, either 1iV Irpnl Inlnnrllnn nr Hi.f. Inherent ibficls, hnru long elite died oat It as liislern Slutes. IT IS OUIt DETERMINATION to wrn.v a GOOD MACHINE At rt Low Prfrc, that Iho purchanvr may tint, as In pint IntUact, esK-rl:nce In Ibu purchnwt of nnr of ibftWi named cheap K-wingmaehInc,"aAarlirpU Olid u km.' nf money. The WorW-flldc KrpDlallafl -nf TIIK- QHOVER &. BAKER SEWING MACHINES. Ami the fact Hut Cur 50,000 lnnc litrn olrrtnly toU, nd are dally nnd hourly cllrktnir a m'I quarter of the Rlole, priK-UtmliiK In llirfr un-r rllitr action, KTlVct ope-mtlon aud woai)-ifi lni'llclly, Tlirlr Usidriilnblp Siiperlorltr, Is the bent evidence we can adduce UM mrrils. The hlithol efirt of (uvrntlvr Kmlu', U mot prrfect application of iinrhnnlrsl Wt end Ihe (.ol pructloil ri-ull nt an nnJIid aim to l'ink.ll.XE.Vti AOOYK ALLOT EU$ nre combine J In the GROVER & DAKER rAMii.y SEWING MACHINE. That this prt'-cmluriico ha Uf n attilnnl Ii uncoiitrleerlildy eeldmocd In Ihvlr uihrh- uniieu una incri-aiii(f sale, aim Hie UNQUALIFIED SUCCWS Altendlntc them at All the Fairs of ISCO, Where, apainrt the uut poxrrful mid unitmb ilni; onpoltlon of rival itucliluei. thry sir,a erry itMJUft. reovtveei lbs First Fremiaoi -.oeK- WHEELER k WIlON-S, SINUKB HOWES, and all other Shuttle MsctWi Send for a Circular of our Reduced l'fi. Cuts, Humpies of Sewing, fir., etc. Jf. O. HROWN. Acrti' 320 Montgomery tj,rimi KruncU-o Jrjf.11 IS 40 per eH'id. llehlcr, less than oae-holf diameter and t tme n durable a Mssiw or Hemp H0i of ijal slrengtb, and Isus" fccUd b, chango of wi-albrr. . . It U (iinre tarticularly ndspled for iHrrM Guy lum, Irrry Rnpva.and lor holttiu J f'V8 de, p (.ImfU and Itiolim-d I'lmie. Milling Companies, 1'crry owners tnioAn. who uw ropo for Uuliiig, ItxtUuj or SiiAi puriiosos, ill effect an lianwus savjng hyf" derlnu Wire Hope (Iirciijeh our Afe-inti1. Clreulani. wl(b a scale) of uelclilc. " slrculbs and list of r)(es annexed. IH U I' wanieu 10 mow interested, who can nirun ,r. Ik. u ,J f!,. J I..U. IVij VAltitmS " - y ! f'TiSr f ' -- A.S. HALLIDIE&CO., MAMrrACTlHk.ie 3e,vt3ta.t "Ctrire Xl.op A XI) SUSPENSION BRIDGE BUILDER I 0l,tlClay4.,S.l'. Jjs Phcenix Works! eToaiatUaii Kittrdg, PropV 70U. Haltrrr (., i.rr PclOr. San KrSJwK I I MANUKACTURKR of Fireproof D!'l fcbu4tcrs,UaHk Vanls. iviseui ex-lis. (ugs, uratlns, uaiconli-a. UoJJs, flrldge " Aim 1 ALLKINDS OF DLACKSM1TH WOW 1 A largo assortment of second-hand noon j wmTKJss ceHMrtuatly on hand and for s I l.ti mi. ttM I All.ordew prjowptly attended to. M Aprcnlturl ;XnpfmtBti. ALARGKswl varld.sorlntof Af aullursii lucdiunuuJi ol nil IflnJj.OUWUN and ewliin)y rrivug, or jl on lhwj mitiMv errpi osu av ye joyrwi y j"-- iia. "ARTHUR A SON; TMaLyina- X.lf'j G$wM ifAbmfy vApfr ,rwf 'kasBtl UUJ (iiLiM H""'"- ..A luirkwiHlgB 111. Jtm. jaaruur-. i-uiyi. duiwj ? . uuU Vurlelyptoic, cuhhtCuI. uuuUJ(, . -