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W. V. Kowler . . Applegnte
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V. V. Ulneharl Kcr,ff.v!'.,e
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JamwU.Wa.le.. Canyontllti-
Unfits Mallory UotelKiru
J. V. MeCov I'orlian.i
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. W.irene City. 1
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JACKSONVILLE.
HATntDAY,
. DEC. 11. 1801.
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Eut of tho Caxcadea. I
Itit Spring, the attention of our citizen. 1
wat callnl to newly ditcovcml mines located 1
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in Washington territory s und o cnrnestl;
nml zrolonjly did the journaU of Portland I
mU their rlcl.nru.ll.at lla-y m.cccclcl In I
rallying Ihoundi to csplore and pr.pct
them. For tcveml months, acwnling to thctc;
newtpuper aecountt, I ercoiom. uroi-tnn
rdirHv-d in i Icl.new all the gold fields ever dl
poveml even California, in her palmiest
ihiyn, fell thort of It ; but, corretpindcntt In
that country, writing to their frlcndi, con
tradicted many of the piiUlUhctl accounts, am.
ll country al large was r. In uouut wn.ei. .
to oeiicve. . vr mn. ......v. v., - .-
apt to be the ease, looked only on the bright
tide of the picture, and a grand ruth com
menced for the auriferous regions ol the new
l',l Dorado. Kvtry stage from the south and
tteamer from the North deposited their car.
tror of rxelled gold-icekers into the commer
cial metropolis of our State, on their way to
the mine. At length, us the seaion became
. i .ii A..M MMn. Iiftv.'p na w Inti
loo far ailvanccd
1 for gem-ral nvnlog operations
Slou, the excitement begun to
in that frozen regi
wane, ami
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while tli
IC iCI I KISWI inline "iv . i ,
iral wmltli, the very short period in Sumnwr
nnonvii iur nv... u.ni tin; kJiii u.tu ...fc.T.i.v...
mm lor u., ul. u .... u..u ..uvok-ii.
W intcri. were seriou, draw-baek, to its pnlV ,
ab.e .levelopment. NumUn ol perto.w had ;
house,! provisioned, ami otherwise prepared ,
themtelve. to weather the rain, sleet, hall.
snow nnd ice of the hn IVrces. when, all ol
n sndden, came reports of the fabulous rich-
tuts or tnc uors on eaimon u.vcr nnu ory ,
In-ds nfuln-anis found in the surrounding hills.
Korll.nilb clalnwi in the N'er. Pcrecs which a
few monlh previous were tuid to be or " un
siralkleil richness " were deiCTKil iy their ex
co pa nts for the newly discovered nnd richer
mines of Salmon Hiver. If c are to believe
the letters nnd statements of these pioneer
gold Mrkerf. a large tract or country Is located
there which contulns, In rivers, lilllt, gulchc,
him ravines. Ircaturo In large-payis; quanti
ties, ami which will reijaiie Ike labor of tbous
amis of rmn for stony years to work out
The season was so far advanced whet, (hoc
diggings were discovered, that the mow and
ice has prevented a general stampede to the
new iliirgiiifff. Tliero ks uo ue of denying
the fact that the Salman Hirer fevt-r Uamoni;
ns, and as the fcver is known to be vrry con
Isglotit. by Spring it will prolmbly beconie
epldi mlcal, ond nothing short or "seeing the
clepluint " will suffice them.
Such being the condition of things, the ob
ject or this urtlcle U to call attention to the
fact that, If a number or oar cltisens propose
jjoing to these mines when Spring opens, il
will not be Decenary to travel three or four
hundreds miles out of their way to reach
t!.m.
Kltewhere wc publish a communication
from Mr. Lindsay Applegatc, giving a table
if distances from this place to Powder river,
whiel. it in llw mining district, and also to the
lIu.nMdt mines and Salt I.uko Cily. Here
tofore tb.c Indians that iulitibit the Klamath
J-uk,c country liaye prevented lis setlleuH't.t
by tho vrlilerf, and madu it extremely danger
out to utideflaktta Jouiwy across I Ik. country,
or tofrareh for its bidden treasurer. Now
thai the General Qovernmeut is moving in lie
)iteiitca, by authorizing troops to be raited
in I Mm Stale for frontier duly, we feel conQ
dent in saying that a line of comniuuieui
will be opened by which all wlio desiic to go
to Salmon river or Walla Walla can do so it.
safely, and thus save several hundred nillcs
travel.
'lie citizens or Siskiyou county, California,
are awake to the Importance or llils enterprise,
ami have token itepa to construct a road loin-
errvci me one mm win ue iiuui irom nerc in j
Kianwin Jikc. vi ln thu shall nave been
accomplished, ns il surely will be, that vast
11 H ihonhi f ::;:::::::::::V.WniSm5wlMcli It ha, many evidences, It will create an
John l. I'rlndle Kcrbvvllle ' extensive market for Oregon produce. A large
and uwxploml country will .n.lckly be per- men ull jmrties so ns to prrscni u mine..
ctitts iu the mlndd or thow who have sinjr htiui tn oM ptsrty tests, have no criminations
Knowfedtrc of the country but that boll, gold land recriminations, indulge It. no taunts one
udsilvercanU;fooDdinwyiMgpnntiilrtiiingaltwtlhoolherBt to who have been the
lUfcUkMdim. luri.;.k. past tea. on. 'tr.hlu'Co kA Govern
wo ore lolil by uood authority, that in the vl ,,tMtt lui ,! from Its nerllt. ami seen ilt
cinily of Ooqmj Lake a kslge or sllvtr was dis -
covered by a parly or men. wlw were com-
pelled to abandon It, on account or (Incut
enrtl Italian lieatllitlssi.
KitHillr. wlwn ull time tuearu are brniuiM
to bear, tbeeBlct upon our agricultural lulu-
i . . i hi i i
,, apparent. , market will be W
that will demand all the surplus product
Jut thly Valley con ralre. With a irooil
wagon mid to the Klamath nml thence North,
o. - to the Humboldt .mines, our rarmcr.cn..
. trnnifort to those iiiatrtcis, ami nuoru 10 sen
! lets rates, than from nny other sourer. W c
can look forward to a bright nml promising
ruturo Knur cltlKtw will exert themrclvro In
this matter to the extent or their nbillly.
As.tusn Mimjs. J)eccmber 3, 16(il.
KUort .W.W In compliance with your rc-
iiict. I wnd you tonic of the distance from
Jacksonville to different points In this vast ro
nton or line valleys, that arc toon to l opened
to tcttlemenl by the efforts of the Oencral (Jof
1 eminent. 1 have nattily Jotted then, down, to
a. in enable vott more fully to rhow the great
nijvnntrtRW tlils route to Salmon rlrer will bare
over the ohi way, by Portland and rrj the Co-
lumbla river. And you will tee Irmi the dls-
unices, nim uie c-uu..r..i m.,..j r" -
In the Lake country, ore not all the advantages
M h ,,,.,,. ,, frtVur,u. u wm rerrc
.,. . . .,,, . ,,pm ..
(t n ft(mwt of 0ttgmnni
Sbklyou coui.tlei, and tb emigrant road to
tlil country.
The opening up to .cttrcn en. t this country
inuurBi,h0UM,.renlly Interest tho people of Oregon,
for If It thould prove to be rich In minerals, or
portion of the country it tollable ror rarratng
mid graxlng purpose'. Hut this grand cuter-
prise cannot bo curried out without force ..m-
dent to Imhl In check the numerous trllies of
Indians that Infest that country, who ore at
readr becoming excited and reillcss from (he
encroachments of the whiles on all sides or
them.
Tjltf ruluvlng illtlaneci arc compllul from
'he military map of the Stale of Oregon, fur
IRVJ, and from my own knowledge of tlie
country. Tbev are on an air-line, mca.i.rii.g
all Hit tinw liv the way of the north cud of
(ioo'c I.ukc:
.V.f.
t t Front Jaekoiivilltf ! Klan nlh I.uke. . TU
2il Kriim Juek.nntillu to l!uou ltkv. by
way of Kl.imtb 110
;t,Kroin Jiiek-onvlllc in Fort llolte :iflr,
4lh From JnckNinvllle to I'owder Itlver.
when; the road erodes . ... . . . .tlfill
Mb--From Jack.onvlllu to Mty or Uuvkt,
, ,,. ,,, of iiumiM,!,)!.. AOO
fitb- Front Jacksonville to the llnmltuMt
-tl.K,i;l,cV-;.i, , VuViku City.oaJI
Tw ,, inUllone e,minile)i for ,1,0 Ut ten
( , 0r ,0 VMllng ttiunU "'N
cmulry( Brewi known to the public. I now
litive a alrong bo3 that such tilings will cento
to j.i with luipuiillyt as they havu heretofore
done. Yours, with rcHct,
I.im.uv Arri.t.oiT.:.
, , rfuc,nn,- hul gan.y thou
jnJj w)0 ,mr0 i(U, ,oa vcry lal0 day,
lingering hopes that a compromise of our na
tional troubles might benirectetl,arcl.e!!nnl..g
to be convinced that nothing now remains to
tho! loyal to the Hag of the country but to
nrotecute the war till nt least an honorable
;comnromlc and tieace can be obtained. Among
i "... . .....
tin so which have held out longest Hunting
iou compromise U the Albany Irg.u uul
j.... it... nriMii nt llm Ww Vork l).m.ifranr.
," ' iwn (o I0UianiU
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u Jiaj 0jroca(Cl, ..poc;,- ,vl,cn It becamo cvi
stent there could lie no peace without the most
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r- . , .
y o( Bftii,
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J u of f0 wton M ,u. flnJ
, f(jJ ,n R Ue mmm Qf ml
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P"fJrc, day compromUc becomes morcdirficult.
irii inis not ulrcuiiy kccoiik! .mixiss.oK'. nue
cess lias emboldened the Confiderotc urniie to
Ihf i-xlremo ol Insolence. 'Ilieir policy is no
longer defensive, but uggresslve. The boun
dary of the l'olonuc no lunger catlsGes them,
'liicr demand Missouri and Maryland, and as
pire to toc not only the mouth and hair
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inr cunriu oi iiw jiiim.'m, uui iuc wm.
peak also, nod the national capitul.
We tH.-uk or I lie army und the chiefs who
command it, and these for the moment control
the South. We believe (Icneruls Davis and
lloittrrgard would reject any terms of peace
wbiel. did not amount to a recognition of the
Ind-pendence ol nil thu Confederate Slates,
and the surrender of the forts therein now in
nor ixiMt-ijiiiii, und half lite western territory
It would lie folly to discuss terms or settlement
will, an arro-'ant and advancing foe. The
(krnor and (lie conceit must bo taken out of
our ailvcrtancs ue.orc ius lime lor nsgoimuuu
Is in.
Kvery ant not entirely blinded by prejudice
mutt sec the force of these remarks. They atj
true to the letter, to tain nooui compromise
is nothing less than to counsel snbmhuion to
the rebels. There was o tlruo when compro
mise was proper and practicable, ond wo be
lieve there will be a time again when we may
olTer terms honorable to the uallon. Hut it
is not now. We must show the traitors and
show the world that the Oovcrnmeut is yet
ub!e to vindicate Its majesty.
Two men who have nil their lives been good
frlends-r.lctidinlmwtliacperable.meetntiome
cotivival gathering, have a slight misunder
standing a difllcully aggravated by the pres
ence of comrades or mutual acquaintance, or
whose opinion they nre desperately ofrnid, ol
though not afraid pf each oilier. Thchonor"
or each is impugned. They look into each
other's eyes, exchanging glances which, under
other circuimtuna, have year ofier year, o
tiny met each other, enkindled every kindly
emotion, llatrid U not there now, but only u
mirciful kind of defiance as they seek to main
tain tho "poiut of honor" in the presence of
others. The dilueully Is aggravated uy tins
foollili setultiiccis. until nothing but a hostile
meeting can absolve cither from a charge or
oownrdice.ondtliey who never beforo exchanged
an unkind word stand up to. shoot at each
other and one to fall, leaving the survivor moro
to be piliiii than tho saie scut before his lime
u hUg.utl uceoiinl, Hut thu 'point ofhooor"
is vindicated,
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Whoever is not prepared to sacrifice parly
oreanlwtions nnd platforms on the oiler of hit
j country doc not dctcrvu the support and cun-
,.:. 0r 10IKi people. How nre we to
overcome partl&in antipathic? in he minds or
' flag limiting In Irii.innh over every inch or
Aiiwrieai. soil, it win tnen no u me ri.u im .
i inquire os to who and what has brought these
I troubles upon us. When weshall havoa c6.yi
try, ami a Uovernwelil ror or eiHtiri 10 i.tj
hi peace nnd Mpplnw, it wll ' tlo f
well of iu to return to w.r .parly nm Wj
' con im to onr own conviction ol irlght ami
,!" ,ZuL?Z ,Ll n uo Uk Ufo
I w, m 0 Bb,,ln u such U-ucs In tlutd
like this..- Dou-'las at Cl.ieajP. .'l-y .
LATEST EASTERN NEWS.
My J-ttiU ISlglU's Stage.
Frvm iht frtrrtwmtv l'nin, Xvr 29.
The Ulchmond 'Ditpalth. reports
3.000
prominent
largo numbers.
en.Trirr,oribc Kebcl forew In Arkan-
sas ami M.snnrrro9rl Ifte tugc river net.r i
Seilalia. on iiuturilav. (lie 2.11 i.t.. on ins
m.trcb, Nurth. The" Federal trrtopt under the
hnmedinte command of Gcu. Ilunter, In l ,
force, were preparing to meet him u ehort dis
tance from iJcdalia.
I lie relivls in Columbus, Kentucky ore
...(Inn ma t HuniO.llnna ffm ilArAitut "I lilt .
IIHIkUlK HIVHM.K.I.U... .. .. (
Confnkratc forces nt that place arc hourlyei-
The steamer Fulton has arrlvetl from T.hrr-
nool with 00 000 stand or arms Tor the iromn -
pool w ill. urj,ooosianu ol arms """egown
" ,
MiacftleulaUon of tho Bocossion Loadon.
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.o wT I' v Te course o' muU. a , the .
r,i.r .in.! lftil.-pnf .lit sfpnuinn liuiirrecs
Son Thcv wc re "iS.1 for mrs in nS
ri. S
Tl lint ini,lio.u move was to engraft Inln
SSnpSrlMnV'iriS
oraiaictuprcniucj nnu laiionai .""iriorny.
I l.eaiatei.eii.g supreme, it ioiiowe.i,u1coure,
l.l f.M Ml.l.l .....iff.. .. I...U ..f f!..-A
scccId' from lira Union of Stales whenever' In
or
her sovereign will nnd pleasure she might ilclei
mlnellHtiuelia step wat n-raury to her
iutercsts or her honor and that no power on
1. !,.! u-l.t... ..(.! n.nwiltiiiLm.tlv In
terferc to nruvent the coiiiiiiiutlon or her l.ur-
piwes. Coneeile llw right of u Slate In her
I lies. This is one of the corner stones upon
which is founded the fiuil structure of ticea
sion nnd liuurreetio... After having estab
lished, to their own satisfaction, the right ofu
Unionists It. tlie'inountainswii 'icnnwco - -.r - " ,--, --cvvKuro,Knn publle lllo was ehwl.an.1 Mi!.Ut the chwlc SfcfrllT 'Vm"s,uS1 W 5kV IvAAIl
under l'ri. Drownt. and.MaJor tlcnernl J s .XoX KheSof cW Bldl Montlsdlw.Sr20,l0t Deputy Sher.ll. ... - 'SS" 111 ?T WWUU
Ham, nnd that they nre do.t more mltchki e. n has Ucn prcemlnvi.tly so oT A Mtct okcmmol . J jirniw tart U reoturcr A . . B;. KflllIS j W
than the Yukee..lnrKen..eky. Swhose connncs have IJon, remaim,! d
irrl,cmcnthas CHEAP
out the Southern cities by the recent action , , ' Vhi. f U Bollticul cxitteuco a a , country wl.cn iu dnBger, are U Mgb Mfp- t?oroncr.t . . ... " " ., . f
o. Federal forces, and thee.ttons of, he most ' fi &? L -A" , , , ,
. .-..n Ur ,1 .i.in, ILLmran niiiLrs auilA t hal tl! . oer 10- ,wrnien mw, wuuiu w " .- ,-,..- -- ... ,1Tlit ' JJl.S-C F 1 r
noct as an nltacic Irom the Jreucrai iroonn, i i.:nthi h fnn'Ii.n nrms. nnd uns hackled in . fiat t ic wire m.ui.i oc rroiectcu ano, noi .Marslial
l.!t. ...l.l- il.lil... Im .i.nn. (nA.. I .i. . ...!. ntln.doiri. bnnwl.1i. m1rpn.iiri nltii.lim1 In trrr. s trees arc more liable 10 I lrwl I 'nnnnissioncr ,1.1).
The bombardment nnd capture ol I'ensacolo I and Improvement by domestic bond, whether blow down and rot at the roots.-1 rcko U..m. -! 5
and surrounding points, mulled In the burn-1 laZ$ iS .id ! Tr h n "matter of Interest to the Wends o NEW AD VERTISEJUSSTS
Ingofthe village of Warringlon. ' llnritprudonec, und whilo it, retained all the volunteers to know what proof of the death of ' er .- - - - -
miii;ii vie manumit iiiiktii i.i .iv.ik .w. v. , .1 it iiijidui. ui iiiuaiii ........, . -.-...-.- ........ -..-,----- -- ... M. --
sovereign cnpaciy 10 sret no, nn.t ti.e piiuon - -.-. ,,-.- - ,.. ........f.i,. i
Isadmutd that the clilxni of n Slate owe,1''!1''; " fLL , r Z I,n. v
WtTsiK-faritf is ' - sr& liters.
Ui.. a .. .. 1 1 1 r m lna.uuul.1 It li.Ukiiitn kt.ti. I --.-. -w
oii.il-iu lining, ui ....-v.k. .""" "'w KVM by tho .Mayor of Upon, Kar lie Uiey
,ary to show to the pile that u do lars andlb J f , 'mllrtlitfC(, ,;.
cents they would Iks lm.ni-u.ely ben-Ii .-,1. and ,',. Ar.er 'reviewing at some length
oils and powerful than il connected will, the, ,
fn-c Slates. To sustain the intercut side or -the
arcument, It was osiunuil that " Cotton ",r
wat King ;'' tliat without the cotton of the
South tho foundation of Ivtroiiean siciely
would bo uiiturned, ond that v 1 1 J i cotton the
Souil. could bring the world to her feet.
The "staples" of the South were to become
the fouiniation ol r.er grcaticsj. pro grciJ, nti.i
compactness tor uovcrn. .cm purnsw. i nose ,
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i.kwcCMiwivouomieu uy ino no
cession leaden.. In order to persuade the South -
ernpeoWu ha their .!"";! "Y' 1! 5?
csts were b endetl will. .Scmuimi nml u Soul.. ,
crn Cinredjrucy couiiwieu 01 mo "sunci
States."
a.
Hut It was still necessary lo demonstmtt
to tho people that the exis-riment n( S.-cesilou
aou ii Uni.ii -'- .! f...uiK-riie
would prove u (icaa'fol and Imrmletw operation.
To this end the papers nnd cr.odicals of the
Soulli teemed will, urgumcuts intended to it
tub'ish In the mind or the community the fuel
that n tcpcrnlion between Ihu South und the
National (2nvcmme.it. could under no circum
stances end in ho'lilitim. It wat nMinx-d
Ihul Kngland nnd Franco mud have cotton,
ami therefore they would putcrvc ieuce or,
if il were broken, nnd un utteu.Pt nude to
blockade the Southern porls.llieli.-ctsof lluwe
nations would be onlercd lo ok-ii said tnirls
by I he nppliention of force if necessary. This
calculation has been exnlmhil by experience.
The cotlon orU nre blockaded, and Kngland
nnd France manifest no intention of iutcifcr.
ing to oKu them. To do so would bu An ae
of wur against the Government or the United
Slate. Initrnd or opcnlug Southern p.)rls,
the F.ngJish Oovcmment is cnergclically en
gaged hi opening new tourcca 01 coltot. pro
duction, will, nrosptci of succeeding lo an
extent I bat will render Kngland iudcMidct
of the South, if this nur or rebellion continues
for two years. This would be a consumation
never dreamed or in Secession philosophy.
The retribution would Uc a Just and holy one.
It was further argued that (Iks Federal
Government would never dare attempt coer
cion aga'ust rebellion while n Ucpublican
('resident was in power ; that the Democracy
of the North would never permit It. Kvcnts
havcahown that the Administration did dare to
discharge its duty to the nation by engaging
with all Its power In the wortc ol suppressing
relicllion and executing the laws, and that it
has been tuttained in this holy duly by the
united power ol the people ol the loyal States
without rcrerence to old party divisions.
The .Democrats or the North arc, if possible,
more energetic and determined in their crforls
to crush rebellion thnn the ltcpublicans
They rally to the aid or tho National Uovcrn
incut, nod do not stop to carp about the pol
itics of the man the people have constitution
ally elecUd l'rrsidcnt. They ore for mal.
tabling' the Constitution nnd enforcing the
I.i w8, eve. to inflicting the penalty for treason.
In the calculation of aid from the Northern
Democracy in their traitorous r chemes the S
cession leaders were terribly deceived. They
ure met iu their traitorous career by a united
North. and by tho power ol n Government
which wjll finally triumph over rebellion iu ull
the Southern States, it is only a question i f
t'ae. It may require ono year, two years, or
three years, bnt the work will bcaccomplistieil,
and our Union established on a foundation
which Seceuion will never assail. Secession,
disunion, nnd a dejiro for a Southern Confed
eracy, will have run their race. Peaceful Se
cession will never again be preached by Stales
in the Union ; tho doctrine that Cotton Is
King will liavo been exploded ; tho theory that
tjjat our Uovcrument poessca no constitution
power to cocrco the people or nslase will never
more be hcurd. Tho gigantic exertions to
put down this rebellion have, however, settled
that question. That tho primary allegiance
to the Stole will become u doctrine recog
nized os necessarily universal In the United
Slates, while tho fatal theory of tho Indepen
dent sovereignty or the Slates will bo left
oinoiii' tho (ubbtib of tho ruut.Siow'neii'o
Union.
MAnnuoK nv a Notarv. For the first
time in California, or indeed any where cleso
far as wo know, llio marriage ceremony was
rw'rMimod In lids city, yesterday evening; by n
Notary Fublie. The parties who were joined
in the silken bands were Snmual Laicpbcru;
nnu Mis .Matilda Uuuen. 'tho IS ntarv, hov
luff perhaps some doubts os to his juridictioii,
requested the parlies to wait until to day ; but
the brhie objected to uny delay, und the cer
emony proceeded. As the Supreme Cou.t of
the Elate has deemed that nwrruure la a civil
conlracl, ofaomsellje ovremony will, be,vaid,l
In many Hlaten it U considered in all nytHNHf
a lawful marrlaire If ilpartieaJoln haiwU ami
ackimwk?d"cal. oHwfini'liuiband and wire
In tho presence or w)tai'ic"A. . Iltralii
Nub SOft.
The Real
Qrentnesa of
tho American
union.
Tho whole history nigrcui nates, unetucr
1 t-.i ... ,.,.;i.i:. in nil nm-a iiinllBi
. . 1 ..1 it
all climw. baa been one ol alternate inffroMngi
n.,,1 nliiiterlti! from the crntral elock. Tef-
. 1 . . - t ..4..lI.M 1.rtA ltlWtfl 'I
titalliy of ncrra't fetulc consltts not in, the
ouual extent of lis acreage, or the Hue ua Ing
X-r of III " pcniile. but in the moral vigor ,
wilch loyally to lis Institutions, and l.onioge-
nelly of feeling, naun nn.i purpose give,
and I
which no nccideuts of lloi
or field enn take I
uu
( II)C Southern St.tc tiarlcd ll.mllf m1
rnrrrpr from the Union, tho Colon would still
ii n.A,miMt rnwpniintr. with thepsrrniliin'Wi! do not expect to have any more
I v . fc.lVVU lin. -...-.--.- ---
01 oar own. I.IBl too wurm inn ntr kiii.
... .1- it !.........-. 1,
would still posscffl elements witliin itseir ol
- ,. - ,,.,,.., ,,- f, ,..
..,.,. a can boast : it woukl still be '
Irishi-css and energy of a national youth, it
ill II" IM UUVIIWl Wilis "linv ! .....".-. ----
woudstil ben voluntary combination or sen- cure ins pay unu no c.ouu.i. -
, , ifte
free. We cordially sympathize In the bold nnd' rolls, -ulildi arc deposited with the Audllor..
'donncnt langunge or Vice Chancellor Page .Ills minceesMry for Hie appointment of an
Woodunonthcsiiliiect ut.d wo scrinuty com-'ndmlulstrutor, except where t hero nro many
'MPnd bTwise n 1 mlul.tv words of political .ho'rs scattered as to crtalo Inconn-uuncc in I
reproof to the shallopat orators and wri-.
ers Who ll.ll.K II UUC to sneer ai ll.C imscuan-
nnd losses or a Tree community, inVolvml
rS-
l'r y r motives or polilirul i Momwn tt ,
WlS" fcrWS S-
..,,,', . .. t
--; 3 .V",-LV:, ' !,. . .iHui
. ' a A fl 1 .... 1
lM- "' ? . V! ''"V J a ":,t,!."!!
'" u"" " "" "' ' ; '""' ;,"''
" ."JTi - i.f. W,.7S tto
lerr",-l,,7,.l"., tZ ' 1 1'l I L ,h' .
ilefil.s.ve in this lamentable quarrel, for theirs
is llm rniiiic or law. order and rk'hl. 11 e. loo,
ore likely to bu heavy sulTcrvri by rratoif of the
Ax KwiMsii Mi.si-tk.iiai. IIKC.AUITIOX.- ,
... ,v.
.1 .
I'lic Toreign policy nf the Oovcriimcnt,ni
ns reearil.il that principle 01 1101...1..
lerventlon, by which they bad endeavored to
guide their course in all the complications
or rurvlgn politiw.nml received the umiulmons j
I.) Ml, ,.). WH. -HHIIVW ,
vctilicl id its r..vor, iti.U tho same might Ik.'
ta;d ortklr cll'aiU loslicnglhen the nutioua!
defences of the country, whether liyutiiiicrvusi
of the rreular nrmv. or that urm uf the mi
. " . w , ,uill Urn nM ., ,
,.,, wr. f Applaus.-. On the other side
r , ', , , , r clv Wllr
il Un,ki out amount our kiufolks ; and
. ,,.....,, iJllVl.rlllJ.-lt. w,i. ,1L. consul
,'' .,.. , i,. ,i,i. pnooirv.
If. Ul. .......I . ........ ....... ... -.-....
----- , - ..... . . . - m
1.11I iicrtevcrli.!! v tin l.eid the nriuei pies o.
strict neutrality, nnd ditrrc In no way in inter
lament it. Hut if we Mood nlmil during the
cahiu.ilv, ho trusted il would not be ri-gurdul
I ns it lack of tyiniKithy Tor our kinrolks, but u
, strict m rsunucc or.. jHiliry which we corsid.-r
the best Tor the welfare of I his nation, nnd the
I nracrvullon nfn friendly feeling with the com
I lutiintt. Hut this principle might be put to
u sesere tint. Ho regretted to toy llmt wi
ourselves might yet have to sutler, and ruffer
severely, from tho i lrceU uf the civil war iu
America, if it werecoi.tiuuul, and enui.ni o I
iu n manner present nppcnrunptu xeemnl lo In.
dicute, it was too inuch to bo dreiuKd. th.it
the great branches of our nathniul industry
might be brought Inln n slate r gm.t singun
lion, which might produce n deplorable amount
ifsuUl'ring.nnd the ue.xt Winter might be a
great t'iuffor the people ol this country, nnd
i-sH-cially for the working class I, such a;liol
not Ijeei. Men Tor years. If this, unfit tutulely
should be the case, he trusteil nothing would
Induce the p.-nple of Kngluud to resort lo nny
courso which might nvm likely to them, in II e
height of that sulT-rin and mix-ry, lo cut
short the evil, by forcing their way by nny
Illegitimate or unfair means, to the utlu.nmcui
of objects which appear fuvorublo to their onn
interests. London Slur.
Hr.iiKL Finance. In a document which he
culls a nittwage, Jiff. Davis tells his Ciugrcs
that his rebel Guvern.neut is getting along
swimmingly in mpcr money mailers, Jle
claims that tho Confederacy law borrowed
money for war purposes without interest. Hy
this operutim. he tnesjti that the rebel Con
redcracy had issued 100,000,000 in worth
iess Treasury notes, and forces people to re
ceive them ror property iu many instunccs
forcibly taken. He even thinks said notes on
u bankrupt Treasury maytiecome n circu
lating medium. Hut the lttehmond Wing telU
a very different story. It declares umqnivo
cully that tltu finincial plans of the rebel Uov
eminent have in every instance proied mis
erable ubnrtious. Not -one has approached
success. Keen tho 81.1,000,(IU0 lirsl called
for lust Spring was never taken. Some 810,.
000,000, it says, were subscribed, but odds, in
it very innocent manner, that It nas the want
of money and not a want or confidence in Im
rebel Uuvernmit.t, which prevented the crp
italists of tue South from subscribing fur the
lain, Under the plan to raise the wind ,by
accepting subicrlptipu to n 8100,000,000 1
loan, based on cotloii;'u few thousand bal-sl
were tubicribed j but it is impossible to sell '
them, and bcucc the produce loun ks a total
failure. The rebel Government is, by Hie con
fession of the H'iil', iu a precarious cond.lion
l.i,n,n,.,ll.. nml ulllt l tn n ,,,nl, ivAPUtolnrr-
M.'ui.v.tt'y , UUM w, . ,l. v ,i.UVI ,.MV n.Pn
or dieose beforo Spring. Iu proiitrlu, the
IlVito- claims that the people of the South are
the richest in tho world i unluckily, though,
that property is mostly of a character which
renders il almost totally worthless In a time of
war. Aa a security for a war loan, negro
property Is nearly valueless, while cotton, to
Mcco.'rico and sugar, with Southern ports
blockuJed.are equally valueless as security
upon which to borrow moeey. Tlie wealth of
the South is almost cxelusiwly in land and no
grocs. They are the great vcIumircU ol in
vestnwnt for capital in Ijni? f peace, and
would be to-day, r llw iHyiicrs or negr)cs lnd
not set in motion the bail of revolution. Hut
In the stern presence of revolution, laud and
negroe pnsess no
mtnto Vinton.
exchange value. &iei-
JAuwiyxxi Mrw largely In the nava'
expedifon,.in tho wpy of pilots, A .letter
J i,.miu,. '.
rrom Annopolls aya 1 J
One rct i8a(!rtifylftjraa It wm surprls-'
ing to a MaikJicinwtts j)n, nameJy; ''Hie.
juinortancc of uh Capo (Jod Jo this ,war t"' for '
(n each of the vwaeki' about to take nart, lit this I
Krejt eHlerpee, they iveld to draw w that
pm-lionof our Statu Joe a- plkjt,
irom tuo Bag wp
they sallrdiiisHMl
gators from tho ,oen
wntBo-Kin aequa(ni
. votst fits them ler
tiiii ii.t 11111 tisH 1 Jim iii a ri-v ii.isi n-ia-iiiii 11 1 11
lir infill Ull) liltviliw nnuuit.t ""'"
I A'ttrt.
1 ! ill niii in 1 ii-iinn-i . uv iii: iiiniuni nu
ft., il... Oil. il4aflalh.tB AlfeAfe fltlSstttsI 111!
Vltl .
.r"' : .K 'l" .ft ,n wrltoa'aiHlnUp In tW p dufnt and Too ,.M-h ,. AifmomU ?
WJ nrv tfi Uiuw DM HIT rmjl'l ..A..l....l ll. ..,..,,. i 1..1.T..1. laiillsiti tit .ivnln. IUr lilt! tlUUiliW Wis...k . . 1 .. si...
nilfMt Ullh I lift 'Nntil lists n " . 'T ' r ' it m' . a .. ...II ll..'...-tl . ..!.. 1 1 ifU Uf.I.-sl i. ..:.. . in. t,
lltn w urtnrull.Vt 1 j 'T.. ..... ' 1 . " -' i. . I.a 1,1 ... ,.. r - "'
,.,., j.,.. . .-! .mm mmh ihj! 1 m iiuui ri Iiri. SHIM VY mi Jl HiJsi"" W -irniv v lMmm IMIblirU'il IU tt
iisw newwn-iuivjv k vm 'uciiii.'Mcvtrjm.rc. "v iiMm:c.fcu,U',
Thomas Jkfi-krwx and His Cor.tTtsv
Wo ronuiK'tul the followinc to the tiolice ot
'"fT.J1""""" """ r';"'
li iImi Slutc: . . .
1... U.iAnilnn t.ktt sun Id tattil I lifll ll f-l I lll'tr A
'Hks Ptntesnwn never
lived who .was more
of the clthu-ti than
leniwr 01 tuo- ..reny
1111:
JefTenon ; and nflct bis' llluatrtons
llfelf, with life, liberty, property Md wi
i w . .. i
absurdly sacrificing the end to the means.
n no arc e og .,.. ---.
Thk Tm.r.nnArit Since the late stornt lias ,
almost completely demolished the line U'twern
I Yn-ka and Shajta, a new line could be ns tas-
I'y .at tip the Sacramento river ronlr.on
which there seems to be no great damage done,
reiui uwm " i'";i -" -...,.-.v
....LUUnnnvi Anrl. nnln llm rnniruinr
-- --- .
put on Imnus nna ounu ii uirougu oiner wy
inl ,,
- Winter.
mai wnvtu ts.ii.ic rkwinn "nu
where severe storms
The poles should bo closer
r togclliw,
a soldier is rcqu s.io to enamc ins ncirs to pro-
". " .... . . . .
making several application, Wl.cn a e ,im ,
is inane uy miner, niuiiu-i, ut " ,
unnecessary. !
clTO, ,7,; rttot .he lat. '
Siaiiij. x "ln.riS"l
S nUin.Ka !1f
fnmbiH-ll. cmnimlthl tuic.de by
- hootlmr bin..elfwi ih a nurr. lie had nre.
..( S..I.1 1. 1 Pct.lt 1.1 j 1 tut I l.s. uiiJ tf-fttlit? lit
v nuilr to 1 1 sir eiiUi llmt no uns conic 10
commit the rah net, and they advitiil hi... to '
Join the army and pel decently klllnl. The
cuurc ntsigneii is intappounmciii ... love.
Fii'KNKsa tx WAti.nK. A teller duliil Sil
ver City, Nov. 17th, received in CratdVulhy,
says :
The typhoid fever is carrying oft" from 4 In
H) persons u week. Four persons died of I he
siim.t ilismi! on Friday, ond four on Saturday,
nt ti'old Hill, and at ninny us 1G have died In
a ilav in Virginia, City.
We III k Ihetc mutt be n mltlake in
1I0
riiiT r lU'iirii. bh to ii.c nnniiMT in oemus ii
..... .......
'
iririiuu Vjiir.-uiuu r mirr AMiuvmiit
-r .-
llt.nv. ll.rt .'.,ff yirtil tt T.n.fll.
say. that, by .,, nccident. charcoal has been
iliscorcml to be n cure for liurn. lly laying
n t.i.-ce of cold charcoal upon a burn, the pain I
Hebrides immediately. Ily leuvlng the char- j
.....it nn f.. t.n.ir II... wo. I. til is lt.nil.-it. ns lull
liromtomiiiistnitid nnt-prnt nrnislnns. Tin.
Irrmnly is eheap nnd simple, nnd tlenrvit n
s n -
. .
,,lft.
Jacksonville Prices Current.
Ilrrtrit ror Ilie.Si-iilliH'St'on'rr Sell vriLlj
JAii.HoNVii.t.K, Saturday, Dec. I lilt. ISO t.
Wln-at.iKir buhvl -HI a
.Ml
Oals, d "i". a
Hurley, do :iu a
Flour, In or. sneks, per IDOIIm.. I .111 to 2
:i
an
nil
Cl.lckuu, per d.x., :t oi) a .1 tin
iJorn Meal. vr 1U0 II u loo
Hay, iht ton ., "
l.aOou, sulci', clear, per II I'll
to do with lionc Hi
to hnm 20
Oo slinulilrr I-J1
do hog round. ..t...., 1 C lo I e
llceT, licit, per lb 8 u 12
fork, do do i
Million, do 11!
I.iii.l. tear In Hut, pi-r lb
do iu keg d ,. IK
tliitli-r, f.V'h dairy, do
do lit kegs, do
Cheese, iht Hi
...
n
.Mi
n;
2.1
Kggs. Irvrh, per dux. ......
I'utaloiit.per Hi, ,,.,MW.
:t7j to ah
n
unions, no
Turnips, do
CaliUigi'. do
:t
.1
H
IU
..
'!'
It
. '?
4,i
Jin
25
w
IkmiK.M tiiti- tin
(reiin Auples, p.-r Hi.,
nr.iii Apples, pur u
Dried l'mclies
CollW 33 a
Ur.i'lieil Sugar.
Ilrown do
KPKCIAI, NOTICES.
I. 0. 0. F.
J.icKSowil.l.K I.u.k.k Ko. 10, holds Its regti
Inr meetings every SATURDAY KVHyiXG,
at their Hall (Mo'Cully's Theater biill.llug).
llrothers In good standing aro cordially In
vited to attend.
H. V. MAUKV.X.O.
K. K. Rt'dSKUn It. Sec'jr. n2:Cm
WABREN LODGE No. 10, A. F. & A M.
A HOI. I) Uit-lr regular cnminuulcatto.it
XX-'!." Wednesday Kveulugs un or precedlu;
Vthe full moon, in
JAiiHoNV. i.ioi. mix,
. W. UUKKU, W. M.
II. J)i.ooii, Stt'y.
OllKUON CUAPTJSU NO. 4.
.. o ,F r o" the North by a Iqt owned by Thouut Moouey,
ssAfPsi-r s-nmr u-ietnsra! ,,n' bound, d on ibe South by a lot owned In
HOYAL JLR.CM. JiCAjIOJM, Nuthanl.lWilt i 3hctalddercrlUd lot. will.
JACK SO A' YILI.K, OUEUOX, ! the duelling l.mifo thireon. 1 will offer for
Will hold Its regular communication, on te&Jl&Xfc&
Itrnt HBliml)-Kriili.jorI5vrr)-Noiilli. : Juckoii llli DicemUr Ull., lhCI, iHH
All tojouruhig Companions In good standing
are cordially luvtted to uttend.
w. w. rowLKu. ii. r.
Jas.T. Gi.rnn, Scc'y. dec8:4"
PHOENIX LODGE No. 28, A. F. & A. M.
Hold their regular communications tlie A
f!T( umv KvtiNua qu or preceding thi'jtjjr'
ran moon, ia,x uu.-uix.,un-goii. j -w
S. M. WAIT, V. il.
S. Rkdi.kii, Scc'y.
jan26r2
Sand! Sarwparilla I M'ho has apt heard
Of it; How .many have caut9jt0.be tbaokful
that it ha cured tticjr allmcn,ls, and yajscd
thcto J"rom a bed of sickness to ibotnjoyuieiit
or health nnd strcugth. )'v wish every one (9
benetlt by It, but camion Is required the very
tucci-Mi of the article, U turned against it by thv
cupidity or othert, and numerous preparations
or so-called " Sarf apnrla " arc In the market.
TJ10 original and cuu'"c artlole, prepared by
(ajiiK being lu universal use, U sold almost
everywhere. Ask forjha,t ond .lakq no other.
To Fshyoiu whOM Health is rokrn
DOWH. Kiery di'ea inight unuuellouab.v
be pwenled if nature wee nwMcd to rally
wlft I hai uintf wonderful or all invlsnwlw,
U)1( ji;,, anmm ltim:n. Whan the
Uaweofjlfe wanes ami quivers from I'Aljftust
t,(,n. ndndulttcr thU famous restiiiathe. i
WIH onoo more licomo steady und strong. In
ho ikiailty wbh'ti rollowa vlotent fcw-r-In .
"j8. dyry. ifopUo .(wptalnt aud
.' r--r-M (dl ,1lU,.., a- niltl rrllil triU llt'llKf lT tVlr
"""." ..Miis, ...u lui,H.twthttJiltcw.w.-JV t iMv mw me raciio ciit. Adv,
--.,. ,.f II.... 1 VL . HHVi)sVW HIIMWU" '" MWI ftwsrrw' "--" I - - frp -1- rsfVl,',ll V '"
orVlCtAL JllUCCTOttV.
JAI'KtOX COCSTY.
..P.MVtti
riru iTl,(1.-.
Oirco.i tinilJV
fi '
County .Indue,
Oot.niy t'iv.k. .
l?iwecnting Altormj . .
Hnri..MaiiiKy!
.
'Tmrt pf Con.ft-Circnlt Court, first MW
,ia, in feUnu. y. . um ;ma. v ,-- .
ProUttc Court, first Monday of each nrolh.
JU-KSONVILI.K I'HKnxrT.
Justice or the i'mce. V;S"?; .7
r, i.i- M. . Pavls
TbmJ Sunervuor J......0. C. JUk.na.i.
TOWS 0 4ArK0SVII.t.K.
n....iA. ' in. l.nlliimn. v. ... iiniuuei
i iuiiap. ., ............ ... n.,,.t, I
,i. a. ive,.ios. o. "w '.'..-ta
iiccoruer.k .... ; ..;,'.' -;
'iVfasnrrr U""1," ' J,"".1
. ,,,.U. .11. ItUOKS
Maine
aio.ooo
lplllinekS Mill 0 lOIlS
10JS, rtllKIIlllKS Hllll atlliuiia
ln.uo
rnD TUC HOLIDAYSi
rUn ' "C u,-,""
, nl( KCUre 1WMli flW llc cUUkb
.,i,
nt ,1,c
M INI) VARIETY STORE
MUIl MU lilllllil 1 tjlUIUH
J,u !, 14.1.. 1801.
ArTCllTIV C1I111KTMAS
A
1 t
I5AI.I
t
Am
Tlirrc will If a (.'rami Rail at the
UNITED STATES HOTEll
ON CHRISTMAS NIGHT.
tt A general Invitation It cxti-nditl to all.
Thin' Mill lw no llcki-lr of Invitation l.tnnl.
jii'Aeoo.l llANIt OF itFSlOttlll le In
iitlt'iMliuiri.
.... . m.r
fr, l'rts nr 1 1nkrlsi. K
r LOl'IS HOItNi:. Proprietor,
. . ..... .. .. ...
Jarktonillle, lKe.il, IM'.I.
18
I J " "
' I , V .V I I , XT J
I. U.IVIUJUIIIUI.IU ...VV. M.W..U. i
DR. G. V7. G31EER.
' T keep COI.staUlly 01. hand
the lot assort
men I of
nmios,
3Vr3333IOIKr23S ,
. i.TTU, JXV.,
I have stow in store the
UliGKST JSI) MM Sl'.UXTKl)
stock of naves' . .
Kvpr oirenil In this ma. kit. and I mi-nil In
inaliilalti, Uv ri'guinr luiMirlii "d l.y -II-ii...
Ilie l.-'sl iirllelw at tlie.OH'Wrc'.I.V
l'i:ll'l.S. thai leaning Hij-itltkii uhleh Hie Jack
tuinvllle Drug Store hat hertlrn- brl.l.
. W. GtKi:U,.M.I).
Jacksonville, Ofii., 5-.t.22.-Uii.
rotition for Divorce
Jh.itAia Oris, Cotiqihiliiat, i
ft. .-
llAiint.v INtis, Derendinl. )
TO 1IA1IIHN WHS:
Vi.u nre In-rvby notlfcd
Hint. In Hie Circut Court of theSlute ut Ori'eou
tor'tlie County Vif Jaek.on, Mshala Itls iins
lirougljt rult lor a dlioreo from )ou, liomtlie
Imii.iI uf matrimony, and also for the care an.)
I ciotixly of l.i.gmi Ktl. I'atharlt.e ltls, aii.l
I I.'va rills, Hiu Irtuc if tin- luiirrlnse of raid
i Hardin ltU nm) M.lisls lUtls; i...il that, un-
Jo you npiH-ar In swld Court, at the next term
j thcrcor, to Lu holden on the
; First Monday in February, A. D. 18G2,
And uuswi-r tbu CouiilaIiia.it's bill, tbu same
I will k' taken for conleMid. and thu Kild cuum-
will lie beard iu your nbst-ncu, and tho prayer
oi iiiu Mi.iinuiT lie grau.tu y ineuiM.rt.
U. J ALU IIS, Kn'lcitor ror Complainant.
Jacksonville, lec. lh A. D. 1KCI. Wi
Sheriff's Sale.
By virtue or ait execution duly lsnrd by
Clerk or Hie Circuit Court uf Hie Slut
the
Sit j of
Ori'Kon for I lie County of Jrkru, nnd to tmt
ill ecled, In fai or of THOMAS I. IIIvS M-d
ugnlust JOHN COM.hl. ror (liy inr..rc. Iiu-nt
olu Mechanic's Men, for the sum ofTao Hun-
Ircd and Sevculy-flie Hollars (t.'75 00). uitb
75 UOI. uill,
Interest nt ten percent, pir annum, togvtbis
with Klfly-one and Jlfly-tlru piuliuiidrcllis dol
lars (Sit 85-K.U costs and arc ruing costs-)
havu lulled upon ami will oner for sale, fo.
casi, lo tbo l.fjfbert biddvr, on ibcpn-mlM-f. on
Tuesday, the 14th day of January 16(2
" "- t
Sheriff's 8alo.
By virtue r nn exctutlon duly tssutil by the
Clerk of the Cimult CoariAd" t'w Slate ol
Oregon in and for Jaekton eooli.y, und to m
dircotcd. In talor of MAIN A- WINClHiSTKIti
aadagab.sJOSia'HHCIHXUACHi for Hip
i-iiin urThlrti-eu Hundred ami tievi-iiy-i and
nrtv-tJijcoiio-hundjclhs dollars ijbl,! 5G-1001.
with lulertfttu.wieiwa oiW-Uali pCr emU., pir
mouth, together ttltb&ivnteeu and lirtecnouc
lmiidrtdtlisdollara$,7 15-loyj Co.ts and he.
erMiug costs- I buiy levied upgu ..d will offer
for tale, for cash, to ibe highest bldJvti 00 the
preml.es,
Oa Tvtaiday, I4tk day ef Jaauary, 1862,
The following described ItKAL WTATK, to
wilt: Situated In the town or JackonvJllc
Jaekw, roaiMyOrctwi. pVlng,'jrl of M
number four (tj lu block number One 1 on-the
corner or California and Oregon streets, front
ing Hfty (50) feet on California street ard
Inenly-iiluo JiUJ feet on Oregon street in raid
town of JackmllM, loaetker wl'.k HH-aad
singular Ihu teni mints, lieridltauic.tts and ni
purtunanews Hhcreitu UHeaglHg. SWj b
twecu tho hours f ww and four oYlock.r.y.
of mid day, '
JacUymille, December HUi. RC. ,
L,P. FISHER'S.
T- - "-
A(vev;tisii?g Agcncv
Nearly oppasUe Magtikys Opw House,
PAK tAXCiauq,
svtWltoil
i principal
1'itlsv.uiviits,
'port.ly:tor
'1 II K 1 1 l-MI
llelwjyii IU hours or one and four o'clock f. M I t tvnt'l II rpvir..llv
!u certain l)T.titiialed on tbews-sl side iirnM I V.".Vi:" rc'ISc,r",V
, go., ..net. i-xicudcd In the loan or Jack.o. vllte. j rc..u 7ed fni. 'n KrauX
I :,... ,t ...a !.. r....j.i .1.1 i... 1.-....1...1 1 rmurniu I row ban j-raueUeo
REMOVAL:
r i ii r - -
JtlllTM8T?,V':
TIIK
,UXDKUS!ONi:n. 1I.VVIS0
1 IllOUOUT TIIK
-OF-
MKSS11S. ANDERSON & GLENS
TOfiirrilKU WITH TIIKIH
EXTENSIVE
FALL PURCHASES,
XOW DAILY ARRlYIXa,
OFFKR TIIK SAMB TO TIIK lUlll.ltt
At Very Lovtr JTicos
3P03FJ. C3-A.Q3E3C.
WADE, l6RSiH"'& CO.
JACKSON VlI.Li:, Oct. :Cf JL8CI. it
.1. It. Walk,...,
,MS. Mobiia.s.
W1DB. MORGAN & CO.,
HK.VI.KKH IN
GEHEB&L MERCHAHDISE,
HiiKrit to UK-'YVnuW r tlf Irfwallll-t
TOTUKHUIIMO
v. on-'Kii iNwrcwicM'S
1703? Octjsla. 2
Jack'oiiillh', Angus 21, tit.
33:3m
LEATHER
-ANH-
SHOE FINDINGS
WK shall lie In receipt of nn atwtiucnlnf
Ix-nther and (Slum Fiudlugt Iu a few
days, comprising Iu putt, via t
SantaCriixS.de l-nthcr;
llrialiH-k Sole li-allirr,
liuoliie Cair Skins,
Krencli Calfskins.
(-olortd (.tiling Skins,
Houud-licud Tucks,
Spa rubles,
Shoo Thread, IjuJs.
I ;. Hasp'.
Vuil oilier articles Included In Hits drpsriui'iil,
to wblcli mi- litvlle the nlleutlou of Shocuisktrt
and olliifs.
VIDE, MORGAN & HO.
)
Jacktourille.ABK24.1861.
02Jm
I? V Tl I) 1? O O OAT T
H, I lviiilSkN lA I A ) )l
r- ' "- --. r - w - -
BY P. ILI.YXCH.
OpixuUe'iht Unilfl Statu Halt), nut Jvort
Jiftkmmi't t.ipuu lMt,
Cortirr of I'ttllfuriiU bm! Thlnl Mlr.t.
Inform y old frl4s
' JUai i iiavrjuti
wllboMeuf tbt
Heat Keleetcit Stoctss ef belt
FOREIGN '& DOMESTIC
FIho ViHcs, t'wcllHii, SyruiM
' KTC, ' -' 7! TO..
That has pVcr liet-n oir.-rel for) lu this psrt
of tbc country, which I will sell,
Or In any desired quaatlly, a Biodcrate ti'
vauco on cost,
TbauVful for Ibe Mtrpttega I baye rferM
for Use patt year. I Uopo It'wHrco'Htlnue. as I
wHI spartt no pain In waltUg upon my cu.Uia
er, ) rill 11 oriJvrs rrom .thu ton or couutr,
to teud them along and keep cool.
THE BAft
Will irHlrA-)y bg tMHUed with ne but tU
ury let qualities of luors aud, Hits uwtt th-mi
brands 5ejtar.
llewewber the EXPftJiJ SALOOfSl
,. 1 .11. I.YXCitritMi'r?
t..i--..iii 'i v: I'm v - A,.
-W.WI, int., My-ti. it,
llif
OvjfOn War Serip,
bewwtmeuU dtfii tyf war, jtcrlphldert air1
llud ihu prepared to give all uim-ssary iufprti
IWWlHllvftallMftWrA , , j
J will ako give wy alUntlou Jo pOH2 n
arranxiuu looks ui4 accounts
Jr 0iw lu IV Seuliml UHdlllK.
acssjsuvine.jitHoy W. ' ni
3artai Pap flCstla
m ' ' MM l frM
-rr
IHAYE. tj)aile arrangcuieats, w Itii a r espoptllk
,JBajifrkr Jlouo to attend to bccoilectla
W ar Ssprlalu WabliiKton City, llavinir oexa-
piea vho aoaii aa ur iiiiiur cuwb in .mm or iw
SlTUATHtr ON BHAK UUHKk-.Blxfcj
. lx WIN fr.JaejHtoiivUie, wltlbesAW
at private sale, Ahw. rA'f)RMTO Jfi
Particulars can be had of lliesulwrllK-r. atjH
farm on JJi-or fmk, Q, D. JJOXlK-
OeloberO, 1B5), . pi;lj
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