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VOL. VI. NO. 50.
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PHYSICIANS.SURGEONS
AOCOUCIIE11S,
TnolK.woax-v-J.llo, Ovoton.
NovcinluT iM. ISrtl. '
G. W. GREER,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
UPPlt'K, J.lCKHONVIt.l.i: DIll'U MTIIltK,
(llTgllll.
SURGICAL HOSPITAL.
T im now prepared In rcciivii pnlUnl. In Hit"
j. lioquiai
mi Mm- corner of! hlid Street, back
..rilin lliiliin I lull 1 .'
TKiijiH-tM.v on coon skcuhity.
(WAS. It. ItlcOOKS, M. 1).
Jacksonville. July '.'ll. IKH-VH ir.
OUANCi: JACOII3,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Pliitiils, Jntlt.im Count), Vu'
1ril.rntlnnl In business In lliC Court til
? Ilio Tir.l .Imltcl.il District, and In tl.t
Supremo Cihii t. Oct. 2U: 1 1
javiim u, ii 1. 1: hum Miiioitr
i'Vij: u .m.vli.ouy,
ATTORNEYS AT I,AW,
IluarliniKi Kotitllii. Cmml-, gn.
"Iiril.L oltcml In nny business mi flil.il to
IT. liii-iii. In the m viral I'utirU of lli' l-'ir.t
Judicial District of Otegwi, and In the flu
prcme Court. ...i'1''1 '"'r '-'"! ' '
WAR SCRIPjMR SCRIP".
B. F. DOWELL,
ATTORNEY AT I, AW,
Will praollco In nil Urn Court of lliu TMnl
Jii'lhlil Dl.lrlcl, lliu Fuprune Court or Ore
gun, mid In Yiiku, Ciil.
llnhnsaii ngrnl at Washington, and rvpi-clr
l.i t Ml lli.it clly iiiul III" Atlantic lid. Suttiiiur
niiiirull.tiiiilniiy binbiest uill receive pioinpl
lltllMlllllll. Willi
VV. G. T' VAULT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
"WT-JLIj attend to liiflncx In lln H-viral
T Courts In Hie 1'lr.l Jii liclul Dl-iiM of
Oregon, uwl U Ihu fiipi-ruie Court. (Mice on
i'ulifarnla SI, on'iullc ".Sriitliirl" llffirr.
Jll'kMJWII.l.K, UlllUOV.
May gatli. 'lil. J9:fw
C. I. KlMtAClli:,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Ki.nnvt ii.i.k, Jcwi mum: Ch Tr, Ouv.,
Will lmucliially nllcuil to Lii'IurnTlilnulnl In
l.l- euro. Al!L,i,!lJii'i,.,:I?iL
j. ii. naas,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Will ntlt nil In any liiiKlnri.iirniin.tiil In Mm In
Itn'wtcriilCtiurlHortliu I'll 'I Jtnllcl.tl IHtr!cl
of Oryyiiii.ninl In lli Niiix-uiiCourl iijll I
SAiui:r i:. m ay,
UOTAXtY XX7Z331iXOt
OFFICE IN "SENTINEL'' DUILOINO,
jtv Jmfcwimlllr, Hit con,
SEWALL TRUAX,
SURVEYORS CIVIL ENGINEER,
(Ufficj:, at Tin: tm-.viv iiiildimih,
Jiiiluonilllr, Oiipnu
AIJ, lmliKJ iierliilnlnij In I.nml or I.uml
I.niiiiitiiiUy nltviidul to.
ckM)iilllc. Mny I llli. IfCI. 17lf
Dr. X. Caldwell lloalman
HAS jicnmnoiilly IoimIhI In Jnckxnulllp,
nml oilVra li! I'lofnaloual kuIccj In (lie
jirncllce of
MdlUlnr, HlllKliy nml (llutrlilra.
Onicu nt lliu rcalilciico, on Ciilllmnlix tlrrcl,
In lliu Imuto furiiKilr occiiiUd l.y A. , Hury,
licvt iloor to Jiiiljso I'tliiiV.
CliurKi'" tiry ri-toii,ililu. CnlU nllcnilal In
ct nil liourn nt lliu il ly or nlglil.
DR. J.TlERBOLD
VITOUI.D respectfully nnuoiiiico to tlmcltl.
T T .i-iin oi JiiCKnnwno nun ,
Tlclnlly that Uu U iiuw iu'n.irci J
to Jo
YULOANITi: OR IIUI1IIKU WOltIC
for mtinclnl tcclli In Ihu Unt lylo, uml at ul
pea to mlt Ilio ttnuK,
All kind of Deiit.U oncratlona&tli;nii.d to In
t fkllirul in inner.
Juck.oimllo. Jnnoy.l. IfirtU 20lf
INSURAN, AGENCY,
JACKSONVILLE.
RISKS Inlen tinpn Mill", lloltl. Stnrca,
Duellings, elu on tho ni4 fivin.ililo
irm. in H.u trmil, I'IhuiiIv, (iliiml (iuodliue,
jiinl other well Known mid icnoiislUo euiiin.i
lll'8,
Ji'.'l MK. U, SK.-j.-sIO.NH, Aguit.
I
I II. MIVCII,
Wliolctntc nnd Itctnll Dcnlcr In
Foroigix and Domestic
LIQUORS,
WINES, SYRUPS & CORDIALS,
AT TIIR
EXPRESS SALOON,
Corner nrt'nllfciroln nml Tlilnl Mlrrt.,
Ncl door to Itcckninn'ii KxprttK.
O-AII ni iler promptly fllkd. X'Af
CITY BREWERY!
' (On ll.e Hill)
OVtolcnorLxrlilo, Orogou.
'piIK I'ronriitrM IiuiIiir token pocinn
X (r tlic City linwery, lately controlltil by
.Mr. I'itz, nro liirriarnl to furnlili liir Itwr
to poojile of tills lclnlly by the l.rj, bottle
or on ilrauylil.
An cxpeili'iice or ninny yean In brcnlii((
(Ivn llietu n n nihantOL'C over oil compel llori
nml wornintii them In jironilIiifr A llmTlSIl
illliniill IIIA. UA.1 III. l'UU.MI
KI.SKWIIl'.ltK In Southern Oregon.
lir lie uro to tend your orders to the
CITY IIUKWKIIY. If i.ii wWi tin- IIKST
IIKKIt. KIICrXIMt k MATTKS.
Jnrkunnvllle, Kept. II), lBf.l. n.'itf
PAINT SHOP.
CROW & CRANE,
TTAYINO rrmoviil to the SHOP formrrlj
I J oeccpletl by T. K, AtMey, on thceornir
of I'nuitli nml 0 sircvUi,aro pripuiultuilu ull
klmlii or
I'Air.-n.ti.
ami i'.i'i;u
IIAMIIMI.
EXPEDITIOUSLY,
IN THE BEST STYE, AND
MOiir ur.Aijo.VAiihi:
Z"73rx3?i,ca.
.TncbonvllV. riii. IH, lhiil. .nfiillT
A:CA?3SAS
OltL'tlll .SllOl't, .lll(lItUIIVlllt'.
'Fill; unili rnnl hnt Ii:imi1 Ilio nliiU'c lu-ll-
k-nonii MuuliMinI ulll npure no ff, ,,
iirorU lo iiiirII,nihulioplo net he, XAyX
ii Ili'ihC riuiu if piil.lic ptrnnu. J u-
IIOI.SI'H III I. ft Of Will',
Hy the day or weil,-, nt modcrato prlei.
Anttiiiilii lilt ot i;iy Sl'iljlc will be will pro
vKKd lur, on fniUfncti.iv Irrnm.
ui:oitiii: ii i5.TAYi.on.
LirkMiivllk Nov. Ill, IHIII. 1 1
JC5!?J BAKER,
BOOT & CHOEWJAKEE,
til Duor lu Kl lliu int. MmIouii,
On CallAiriiln Street.
Mlt. IIAKKIl tnkiH thin nut hod or lororin
iiu liU frh-iid iiiul the nubile ueiiiriiUi
Hint he U prep.iail to do nil liliiiU of voik In
ilio i;uo oi
3oolmnkin, Shoomaldnrj,
AM)!(i:iAIIt!i.
FINE DRESS BOOTS,
-AMI-
.Mlncrs' ami luiiicV lluutx,
ManiiCieturnl lu u nucuir to warfunt tatlafac
linn, at rriunnuhlc priiTj".
!' I'iron hiiilnj; ordorJ Tor work can
nlv upon linvluk' II 'lone nt the lime pmnitked,
Jacli.tiiivlllcrJeH.gfl. 16C1. 37m3
SEW IN GMAC H I N E
.MnTJtKM.r.d, iii:i)i)i.(i, ti:.m', ami
FLOURSACKS.
OK hand mid m ido to order nt fliort notice
lluure litiiiiL' mid 1'niH.r liiiiiulni; dune In
n uiunuer to lu-uro latLfuctlon.
Puymentii must be m.ule In c.iili or trade.
I do my wotli ut thi lowist Ihinu rutis, uud
can poilttvcly five uo crullt.
A. ('. AM1KUT8,
GihfvrnUt Strttt,aljt Ort;vn,
Jiichnonvlllc, Sept. 'Jl. IHU. :ifi;ir.
El Dorado Saloon !
Curmr or I'allrornln ami OirRou HI..,
tTrvolcsoxxtrillo, Orogou.
WM. ItriUCi:, li-oirU(or.
The moil choice binnd. of
Brandy, Whisky, Cordial,
WINE, CIGARS, ETC.,
Tor fnh In nny dei.liid qimitlly, !l'l
PETRll IJRITT,
PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST
JacUtqm llc, til r(;oo.
(h prepared In tnLu I'icturtH In every tlylouf
uio aii, wiiu mi iio nue.i nuproycinenja. i
do not cho saltf;ctlon,noi;lmrj.'i wltl lioninde
('all nt I'mik'n Cigar Klure, orut the CulKiy on
Itm Hill, nixl kci. liU I'lctiircx. Iltf
XSL7A,r9Aai
33n,iT0O3T JSllOjP,
Opjiosite tho Post Oillco.
SlIAYINO, llftlrcullliis, Slinwnoolng Cur
IIiir nnd Hall-Dyeing
Abo. n eennlni) mtlclu ol rbh'n Haiii !!'
TiuiiK,mi(l CibtadornV faitlwr lliir Itievr
mle. JueUom lliu. JiinuJSJiiVair
Eibloa and Testaments.
ASl'l'IT.Y of IllldeTainl Telnnicnt. In vn.
ilouahlilo. ucuilly V'.celiid nnd for mlo
nt cost uml lIi.uki", nt Ilio ihputllory or tho
JacUou Count) lliulu iinckty lu Jiiuktonvllle.
in. uui'i j.v., iiepMiiury.
June JJIIl. lMi.
Papa, What ii a Newspaper!
Orgnna thnt gentlemen piny, my lioy,
To niuwcr Ilio tntto of the day, my boy
Whntcter It miy lie,
They lilt on the key,
And pipe In full concert nwny, my boy.
Kent from all country, nnd clinic, my boy,
Admtiieincnl", csrnyt nml rhymer, my boy,
Mixed up Willi nil kludJ
Of (f)lj Inure portt,
And published nt regular times, my boy.
Articled able nod w lo, my boy,
At knt In the editor', eye my boy,
And loglo to nrnnd
Tint for undcridnnd
To Mh.it In the win! J It appllcc, my boy.
EtnlMIci, ritkelloii", reitcwt, my boy,
Mlllc icrnpi lo instruct nnd nmti'c, my boy,
And lengthy d.'b.ilo
Upon in illern of lute,
Tor w!o hiadtd folic lo piirnw, my boy.
The fund, m tliy were, nnd they nie, my boy,
The tpilbMis nnd tho tjulrk of tho bar my buy,
And cury wcik
A clever crllhpio
On tome fWng theatrical tlnr, my boy.
The n;to of Jupiter', noon, my boy,
The tlcnllng of tombody'. npoou't my boy.
The .11110 of the crop.,
ThoMjIe of Ihu fop",
And ljo wit of the public bulfoun., my Ixiy.
I.M of all phyrlcnl III, my boy,
ilanbhrd by tomelnNly. pll., my Uiy,
Till you n'l with mrprho
Why nny ono die",
Or wluit'. the dbonler that kill., my boy.
Who bat got married to whom, my boy,
Who were cut oft" In Ilio bloom, my buy,
Whoha-liiilMrlli
On thl. forrow-ilulurd earth,
And who totlim fit to tho tomb, my lioy.
The prlew of entile ntnljrnln, my my,
Dlnctliini to dig nnd In drain, my Im.j-,
Hut 'twould take mo too loiitf
To till joii In n tr.
A ipinrlrr of nil they coulnln, my boy.
Th9 Infnmotts Affair nt Otiyambtlo, Va,
Tho Cincliin.nl piKT4ofihel.1tli luo lull
iiccotuilt tif tho Infamotii conduct of ilio luluil'.
IliiiiUnniiiyniiilutti', Yu., ulitl nlml followul.
The Comma tiuluyf :
Tiicgriip!ilcillinlihc pnlillslicil yrtttnlny
nntiQiiueol Ilio iuii'.uto of n iiiiiiiUt of nor
Irnnp.nt Cuy.indotle, Yn., by lh.' nbtU, nnd
tho burning of nil the lioitM In the pl.ui; l.i
nur lroip. Wo Rlinm Iho fulloivtn iK .1U
of Iho oll.ilr from the oHiccn of the .' .'in uiui
I'rnUl .Vo. '-'. Itupivam th.it the tiia;icii
uf n niiinbvr of tlio fdli YiruInU lt'--lm.n',
.latlonctl tin re, ivui pa'tmilltatiil mi tin' pari
of the reud cavalry Biul cilUcm of Ouynii.
lotto.
On Suinbiy evening tho majority of om
troop., by Invitation, went to hear n 'irimm
by n prominent inliil.tcr, v. Mlo oll.ira who Ii
iltnl to iciid tho evening nt thohouMiofcli
Ittim. While nt wor.lilp, bitivcin tho hour
iiftcvrn nml rlfiht the wnni cvuilny, .lilT
Fi'iiklnV rt Ik-I rnvnlry, numlK'rli (,' from foui
lo flvc htiiidrnl, gullopd) Into town nml tiiie.x
lilnlly iiltnckcd our noldlerly, only n for oi
whomwiro nrmid, tho nImnit belli,; In u
Kittle of formation. Our force only nuinbticd
some twu hurulriil men, ninny ol whom, u pre
ilou.ljr ttntcil, were wllliout num. Tho re
bel eavnlry nnd cillwiu nctnl in conci rl, n
t'gnaU wcro ill'plnynl froui Iho holmes In
which our boya wire (pmrtcrril. JIvcn tin.
women of Ilio place participated in Ihu iuaa
ere, by llrlii(r on our men from the window,
nml doors of their houu. Our troopj bjn
overpowcrtil, lind tolly, Itglitlnglunl o Ihei
retieatid. Tho mom conlllct wut on the
brldb'o ulikli .pant Kiii'ur Jtlvcr. Wo nrt
informed tho Iloor of Iho bridge wan ml with
the blood of both our troops mid tho liiemy.
A number on boih iMmvcie thrown Into tin
river, and feuial druii ned. Nearly ono hun
dred of o.ir troop, uro reporled IdlKil, wounded
nnd raptured. A number of tho rebel were
uhso lilllnl nnd wounded. 'I'honbcli weio In
lilghgh-Ottllnlsht Ion?, our tlulr connrdly
triumph,
Col. ;lglcr arrlvcJ from Cereilo on tho fol
lowing morning with a forco of four luiudied
Infantry, when the ilastnrdly Mwurdirclreilul
n number bclni; cnpturcil, however. The torch
was applied lo tho lioua.', and nearly nil
burned. The laU four or fivu housrt were
bi'lng flreil when the Cndct parsed down
Captain Hnnsliell, of tho iOsoii. dejlrca in to
ttnte lli.it Col. Xolgler protested nguluit burn.
log Ilio pi nperly, but was unnblo to restrain the
Infuriated inldlery, Tho lfotoi brought sevi n
of our dead to Ccredo, ami ten priiomjra In
fronton, Col. Whaley U mlislns mul nip
posed to have been talon prisoner. I.leul,
Col, llalley, of Porlair.oulh, Ohio wai rhot
through the chin. It Is feared hit wound will
prove fatal. All w-ns confusion at Ouynndolte,
anil It wa tmpo;slblo to correctly uscirlaln
Iho minibcr killed. Oueol our tuforiiukiitd U
of tho opinion llmt tho lou Is about npiul on
both tides, It was rmnnied that n body of
Union troop wcro mot log across the country,
from WlnfleM, on the ICunawh.i, towards (Jul
lipolij, wllli the hope of ovcrluklng Jenkins
rebel cavalry. The dUtuuco Is soma tUtein
miles,
Stranger to a little boy" Well, my ton
ain't )on lost?" I(litle boy, stepping back
utd cyeinjr the stranger " I.00U lure, mister,
ileii't be to fuii)lllur, if yoi please ; I am tint
unprotected," laying his hauj upon a revolver!
"you must remember I am a goillciuaii,"
. 1
Miui. I'.iliTlMiToN, lii Illustration of the
proverb, " a toft answer (itrnctli awny w rulh,"
sija lh.(t "It ii better In speak paragnrlcal of
a person, than to bo ull tho time dinging cpl
tnphi ut him, for no good coires lo nobody
lut tiuer peuls uo gooi u no one,"
Tho Resignation of J. 0. Brcckinridgo.
1'ium the t.oulsvlllo Journal
Wo have heard that John 0. Urccklnrhlge
bat published a mnnlfetto to tho people of
Kentucky, dated nt Howling Urccn, tho rebel
hcndipinrtcrs, but wo hare been unable to get
a night of It. The St. Iml Itepublienn np
penrt to Imvo been more forlutinlc, nnd gives
111 soma Insight Into it content. Mr. Ilrcck
Inrldgo fays It I, written nt the first moment
since his expulsion from homo that lie could
place hi, feet on the soil of Kentucky. This
It a most Impudent perversion of the truth, for
ho never was expelled from home he left Lex
ington Impelled by his guilty fears of nrrcM,
and his retreat was lighted with tho burning
sclfcoiisclonfr.es of complicity with treason.
When ll c mock puko of 'Wii' comedy Is
compclliil lo lay niUe the borrowul robes of
itttlhoitty, he docs It with a conslrninul grace,
" ns n well-bred dojj wnll.s down ttntrs when
be sees preparations made, for kicking him
down," nnd In tho tamo spirit llrcikluridgc
resigns lilt scat nt a member of tho Hi. note of
l!:c U11II11I .States, rnylne;, I cxilinngo with
proud satisfaction n term of civ yean In the
Lulled States Senate for tl.o mutket of 11 soldier.-'
This Is tho bliolcr of Alieiiut Pistol,
for wo nil Know thnt the unite-or the ex
.Senator, If ho serves at nil, will bo In rnmc
honorary position, with n sword nml on n
charger. Our HI. 1iti'i contimporury tu;
lliC oddites would (111 two of lit columns, nml
It tnado up of niltrrprftt motion. llrccMn
rhlc snyt Ihero Is no longrr n Ptnale of the
I'nltrd .Slates within I he nirniiliu; uml spirit
of the CgiiMllulli.il" the L'nilid .States no
lotigir rxlsl Ihu Uiilim Is illssnlvis." Hut
ICinlntky U still ono of tho United States;
his ihiThnl nnd bclrnyid coiHtltutiils me
till loyal 1 llicy nr-ogiilft! proudly the caIsI.
nice of lliu (lovi-rtitiinit of Iht'r fultirn, and
ll.oy ili-ny thnt the Union Is ilhwuhcil. y
wbiil nrgument can .Mr. Ilreililnride assert
ilmt the Union It dlohul now more than ll
wat In August last, or that ll.e iaIsIuico of
the United Stales hut Ih'cii Iiiiik rltfitl time
the Httiim of Ciuigrrs, whtn be occupied hit
cat nsn Siimlor of tho Unllnl Slatm from
the Slnlo of Ki iituil.y, nnd ilrov bis pay front
the lYdcml Triniuiy lor hit tir lees 1 If Mr.
Ilrediltirtdge b.'llevtd, when ho look the Cov-
riuii.nt's t'i.1,1, ilmt iho Uiiltul HIiiIim no
loiigtriNi.titl, mid ll ut I be Union was do.
solvul, he nc tul I1I.0 11 Hlly lariuiy ihlifnml
11 tw-iudhr. He l.noi-.t tin. I Ids comx: Is imli
fiifible; l.e Is teircoiivlclcil if tho ilet
trmilury lo the tilnte nhlih hu iiotiorcl 1,1m j
mid. Uln? unwilllu to fcp ll.e IikIIkiihuI
Hiip!o of ICintuihy, he but rnfaUd nwny from
1 heir prrvcnri', nml, nirroiiinliil by cut-throats
and Ihlucti, lortlidiaikt mid fibns, nj a bod
i;iiiiril, bus bstiul bis impudiiit mniilfitto.
Wu do not euro pittieuluily about Mein
he liMuf this ht tl; ln,f fjiilh litid eoules
Ion of John C. Jlnel.lnrMuc. Wul.iiow Mini
iK'rutnot Ju.tify Ids i-ouducl, but that holms
the til-idiom l.iU-nt to coiirtiil Ids real pnrpo-
it bent a lh ghllcrlnr reuleicct nnd lionryed
words. The IWnuUittmt cull tin in "frhllou.
uud nnjiiil. liable r.rtiAt for n bud net." Hut
1 he Irinl mill crndemnalloii of IlreiMnri.ljce
who laid mid pronouucitl Inforo tho Jury o:
popular opinion Months mil mouth, ngn
While ho wns holding the Keond i.dice In I he
'ift of this H-ojilo uml prcnidliig our Ihu .sen
ate of tho L'nllul Statu while he was after-
Hiitd. n candidate for the PrcUiney, and
uml while he wns rxrrclsin tho dutlis of it
l.'nitul. States Hinatnr, ho wns plotting to bo
'my his country nml wns In lenguo with the
Inliniout traitors who complied to brink up
the liovirnmuit. Of all tho pcr.ons ingognl
In this mfarlous noil;, ho uelilocd tho lowot
diplh ofilegriilallon, for lie uHoivcd blm-elf tu
be iwul us 11 foinlli cuiulldato to distruct mid
dildo the oto of Iho country, with the lull
eonfiihnco that It would lend to tho tlcciioi. of
Lincoln, mul thus present to tho Soullivrn
malcoulcnts n pale.Nt for their nets of ttces
ion. While tIioc who wcro his Mlows hi
1 his Ircarhiry lift their scat 4 In Congms, he
rcmalneil there, mul pnve uiil to tin 111 In op
posing every nppropilntlon of n.cn and means
'0 resUt Ilio iibellion, nlihough It was mena.
elng, within Iho or six mites, tho my 1'iilcral
Cupllnl where l,o was titling. Kti man Is
mow deeply and terribly ivsponsiblo for the
IiIockI uud pllluge and criioo and horror cf the
last tlx months. Ho Knows ll, too j he knows
that l.o is lis guilty as Culn after Iho first frat
ricide, and ho Hid from tho wrigcancc that
awaits him. He Is a rcfu-po from bis native
Stale with Iho brand upon his brow-and the
willuro of remorse nt lib heutt. ills fate will
bo that of a traitor :
IntlioIot battle,
ltorne down l.y Iho lljlng,
Where mingles war's rattle
Willi ijrouiiii uf th,) djliig,
Tin 10 rbutl Iiu U' l)liiir.
Mor.sler of perddy, lugruto nnd Rend, his
11.11110 will lie cternall linked wllli those ofJu
dis ami of Arnold, mid, when blttnry reeks to
iccount the damning deeds of those who lmo
1 iititkd themselves to Iho cxu-ralion of mau
klnd, that r.amo will be foremost in tho scroll,
which was borno by one, who, in tho viry
spirit orihoatihdeiuon, thought It "better to
nlgu in hill tlmn sertc in huncn."
A liltlo girl, flro years old, who tins n
brother In one of tho Troy regiments, and who
has been taught by her mother to say her
pra) ere on going to bid ot night, was told
that (.he ought to remember her brother in
In her prayers, hut nothing further was sug
gestcd. That night, on nlliing, tho little one.
In her prajrr, laid: "Oh, Lord, let brother
Jo khoot tho Uhua, but don't e( Iho others
shoot Jo."
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Men aro taken by the military authorities
of Ilio Southern Cim ft. di racy us drinkers lake
a $,' iss of llijuor nt .1 ilrall,
Tho Bohon Upai Trco.
It Is rather a singular phenomenon In the
economy of nature that tho island of .lava
should produce at the snmo limes tho rvwgoi
teen, Iho most mellow nml luscious or fruits
and the deadly Upas, tho most inallgnnnt of
poisons. In the Journal of n botanist, lately
deccared, whom Xnpnlion scut to Java, lu
1510, to i.inko colli cllons of plants fur Ilio im
perial garden nt Ht. Cloud, wo find tho tub
ntniico of the following facts t Tho llohnn
Upas Is situated in a valley, watered by a riv
ulet, nnd compassed by hills, at the distance
of fourteen leagues frrm ll.itniia. The hills
ami mountains In Its vleiiuiga ntu entirely bar
ren mul denuded, ns 110 Mriluro can vegetate
where the breir.e wafls the pcstlliiitml vapors
llmt arijc from tho pestiferous gum of the
Upas. The Trench bo.itr.ni.it, mixlous, on
Ids return lo Trance, lo be nhls to Iny bifore
the Ktnperor a correct description of tho Java
tree, made, nt tho risk or his life, n lour nil
mound this dangerous spot, nt ubotit four
leagues dlelmico from lit ilcktciluus Influence;
nml In every illrccllon of hi, circuit ho found
vegetation literally annihilated, mul Iho ncct
of the country the most dismal mid dreary
that could bo imagined, Nitir the enslivt a
edit of one of Iho hlll, about six miles from
the slntlon of tho tree, there resided then an
old Muhiyan priest, whoo (.(llec It wns lo
prepare for eternity the souls of tlnwe who, for
different crimes, were sent to procure the po
sou, which It ft commodity that )ields the im
tlw (lovcrnmcnl n eorsldernbtc letimie. The
polon Is n gum, while, liku rmnphor, Wtius
from Iho bark. Malt factors uiulir imitiiice of
iluith uro Iho only persons who nru conivlI(i1
In gather this deadly nnd baneful gum. The
uitulstirt ol the imtlu' nviilr?ii prov do tl.cm
wllli n torlolspihvll box-, in whlih ll.ey are to
put tLc pullfirous gum. ThiroiU'ioletUrliii.
mils piocicd to tho lioiiso of tho high prlefl,
where they remain until tho wlrtl blows In a
fivnrabloillncllnu,soni to bear the iffimla
hnm ihrm. As toon us tho dulrul bruze
nrlsi-s, the print picpuru them for the nv
proacbliig fate. At the moment of departure
the pilwl puis on thrni 11 levilhcr cap, with
two ptnsiHS In Tore their rjit, whlih count
down to ll.i Ir breast. Thin upiipil, thiy
it out on 11 Journey to llmt fatal " bourn "
from uhlih but few trau-hr rilurieil. 'lU
old itcletlsi.tle assured rtir tmvihr thnt dur
ing n retldcneo of Ihlrly yettrs on this gient
il.oroiiithfuro of iluith, ho had witmtmd tin
ib Kiitiirc to thy. Upas of more tlmn pljthl bun-
ilren tiiilitipj'y iu'ltig. out or nl.mn mil loon
than thirty iwr n turned. Those nI(orcail
Ihodiiiuhtil li.llui'iiit' d Iho (.'pasiliMviilHil il
at a iniddlhig thee! trie, with IiiiiihI.im jf ll.i
mort livid vi 1 dure, ll broo.li sullenly out
a riiuM, ui a Mud mark of vigrtiallori lu tin
lurrm v.tlo of tho wihUriut, ocr wl.IJiit
"live, lis poison, d fullnge.
While niirlMU'Iir retnalpcil In (he Is'nnd
ofJiiii,ho wiliiMseil the followhir horld I-i-.tur.ee
of the ilcslrucllio power of the Upas
poboii. In I-cbiiary, IBID, he :v.s promt at
he execution of twelve of lho.l.iinoe Kink's
1uUl10.es who wire couvieUil ol Liiii' lalth
lns lo him 1
Tho fair end Interesting criminals wcro led
into Iho great court of tho pilnco of rioura
Cl.nrta, where 11 Jiulgo pasted senlcuco of
ihnlli on tl.im. Altir goliir lhroti"h mam
religious ciriiuonlw, ll.e exiciillonir ttrlpiicil
ilnlr breasts, then chaining inch of tho help-
list delliMpicnls lo a post, ho prtwdiil to
make nu Incision in tho Ihkoiii witli n lancet
poiaoiicd wllli tho Upai. The nprrallnu was
I'lforined In tl.o sp.ico of two minutes; mul
with .mil ivlcrlly d d Iho tihon dotroy tin
vital principle, that these unfortunate womiii,
tho victims of a sawige, wue till diud hi let;
than u tpinrlir uf uu hour.
" Some hours after their death," rajs our
traviKr, " their Mhs wcro full of lliid spots,
their faces swilhd, tl.o colrr of their ikln
eluingdl to it kind of blue, their e)C wire
coinplclily f potted wllli jellow luns."
Wc believe tint medical men rttliente the
Upas oi tlo i.iost deadly of ull vegctublo pol
sous. In times of war, it Is the practice of the
Maiiuiaiuto throw the Up is gum Into tin
pi lugs nnd r!u!cU, lu enhr to polon Ihrm
The other parts of the islam! of Jni.t are re
markably healthy ; prolific and rich lu n roll
th it produces an abundance of Ilio lie. est fiults
such us tl.o coca, palm, fchad lock, oranges,
lemons, citions, Inmurlids, mingoir, plue-np-pics,
bananas, sweet sops, grapes, iulurd ap
ples, melons, pouigrnnatej, figs, and the dell
clous maugnstcco, csilnntcd 113 the best fruit
of the l!:iit,
A l-'iMiorioi-s lloni.s-X.U'i. Acorrcspcn
dint of the Napa lltjotl(r relates the follow
ing : Quite a leriom oicidcnl lupcti(il to n
little daughter of Dr. J.T. Itronnof Napa
Vullry, on Iho 'J5lh of Xovenibir. While the
child was playing lu theuud .!io wns seized
by the right hand by a largo lV that had
been ullowed llbuly of the aid lor two ytars
or more. Tho hojf was ery gentle, mil tie
cliildreit wero In the habit of feeding her bread
and scraps fiom Iho table from their hand.
Tho cenmnsof tho child coon brought tie
mother lo her rescue. Thelmgwns inahliu
oil' with tho child ns fast us she could. The
mother niudo batllo on the hog with a club and
arier repralid blows let cued tho child from u
horrible iliath. The log had tasted human
blood and its ferocity Knew no bounds, It now
attached Iho mother of the child wllli nil the
rancor of Its nature, mid it was not without
hard dghllng that the essaped into the house
with tho child. Hut tho most curious part Is
jitto bo related. Tho hog has not failed to
attack every person sho meets. Sho is now
confined In a strong pen to await her sentence,
which of course is ilealli. Can the animal bo
alllcled nllh hydrophobia? Time will show.
The wound of the hnnd Is pretty severe and
the child may lo.c a finger,
Tho Pantcleirraph.
Ono of tho most woufcrful Inventions of
modirn times Is the Pantclcgrnph, or telegraph
for making fac-slmilct of writings or lien draw
ings. It has been tried on n small scato odd
found to be successful; whether It will bo
cheaper and more expeditious than tlic com
inon method of telegraphing Is nt yet doubtful,
The lltho u Vaufiquc copies an interesting
account of tho new wonder from a 1 reucli
Journal, and wo translate from the Ktliot
Tho invention of tho Abbo Casclll Is now In
operation between the laboratory of M. Trc-
me nt and the telegraphic office of Amiens. It
not only transmits letters, cyphers and music,
but drawings ns complicated ns anybody
wishes lo make them, The tnccl ani.r.) of the
, telegraph Use If Is not very complex. Without
entering Into a complete exposition of Its the
ory, wo may explain in 0 few words how n fac
simile of nny writing Is produced at n great
distance. 'I he dispatch Is written with com
mon pen and Ink on paper covered with a mc-
lahc coating1. The dispatch Is fastened upon
it p'atc of copjicr, which passes back mid forth
rapidly ocr tho end of the wire, which end Is
of platinum. In tills way the point of the
wire Is made lo paw over every part of tho
dispatch. At tho other end of the wire an
Iron point tuns at the same speed, nnd in the
same maimer, over a sheet of paper prrparrd
to receive impresttons. Whenever Ihu plati
num point touches tho Mrltfi.tf a ttrenin of
potitlvc electricity flirt over tho wire nml con
verts ihu white priuiiule of pnlash on the pre
pared paper Into n cynmiretol iron, and makes
11 blue spot. When the platinum point pives
where Ihero Is 110 writing, tho v'eettlelly Is
negative and tho prepared paper Is not 0 llec led.
Whircvir there Is n blaikrpoton tbcdhpatrh
Iheru Is n blue spot on thupn pared paper. In
thts manner the prepared paper Incomes n fac
slmllp of thp original dispitch. It Is abso
lutily necessary that the niovciiKiil of the dii
p.tteli nnd prepared paper should l.c-cp equal
uml exact lime with each other; m,d Ibis Is
iiinnngid by maihlucry, gnvernesl on the prlu
clple ol the rtpial duration of oscillations, such
is lliosc of a Kiidiibm. .Iin.
UiTiru i'v or tiik HiorKAiir. Tho New
Oilenn. Cititti.l rctuket Iho statement going
iho toiinds of the Southern press, llmt tho
Miikm!,; Is li.si.flielmt, nml will mid can bo
rnltd by Trance nnd Kugland. ll s.tyi :
There has been much talk mul n great many
eommint.i (11 whnt hat Utn teriiird tunning
1 ho blot bade. Htpnitt and they will pmve
in Ikj Mnip'c rrporis ray that ,1Ii5 w-s'tls
lune run iIk- bioekade since tho lClh of May
la.t. Tldt It n cry wild estimate, rvui If il
is supported by returns or statements In the
IbpartmrnU nt Iticlunntid. Tho bhuKade
tea (iiforcid (d the mouths of tl.o Mississippi
rlur on the 'JjIIi of May, ut which time there
M-rc forty sail vessels In thlj port outward
'nut.il, which wcro nim!lled In go to se.i
Tho bloekudo coiniiK-nceil on" .Mobile and Pin
stcola about the tamo lime. Yessels were
ullowed lo Leave theso ports till the rth of
June. So far ns New Orleans Is to be contid-
red, tl.o Inst arrivals, nu the llalize, were 011
il c "dih of May last, Thero have been some
arrivals mid departures of schooners from the
bayous on the (Julf, There hate been some
roasting vroc!. on tl.o coast of California
evading the blockade; but all I hef 0 will not
count up All!. On tho other hand, tho Hes
sian steamer South Vurnlma l.ns captured sev
enteen schooners In 'attempting to run the
gauntlet In I ween New Orleans and Texas
polls. There have been only three or four
vessel from Kurope one, the bryiicAi that
have Fiiccinfully run tho bloekudo. Some
few West India traders hno met with siecc.
on the California coast. It Is misleading for
ilj;n governments to make aierlloni of this
character, that the bluikude Is easily avoided,
when not a vessel has entered the port of New
Orleans ii.i tho rleer for over dee mouths, and
only one via the lakes from a f iieign port,
tfrrat Hiitahi and Trance rceognUo tho clo
lug of cur ports, whether II iscdiclual orhicf
feeluil.
Siivm Tiiiiir at a Tuxrixu Uxiiiiutiov.
Kneouraged by the war, one Kergcant J, W.
Ambler has bevii baching broadsword and
bayonet exeiciso to tho young men of HidJe
ford, .Me., and on n recent evening gat en pub
lie exhibition, at which It was announced there
would be n "sham light" between the l'ltlerals
uud the rebels, the latter to fall at a proper
moment. Hut the "tebels" lad determined
not lo die so easy, and instead thereof, lo drive
tho "Union men'' from the 6lae,p,nnd they had
nearly done it when tho gallant Sergeant
grasped bis trusty sword and Iho work became
no Joke, Ho slashed right and left, regardless
of heads or points, uud turned the scale of bat.
lie. Asa result there wcro sovcu mm who
needed surgical attendance, The audience
were too much interested to havo "our side"
win to scruple about bruised. Indeed, Intense
excitement prevailed, and the nudiencowcre
all on tliclr feet, cheering the Sergeant on
Ono man has been In bed ever since, nml the
Sergeant was not able to drill for several djv,.
A Yai.I'aulk Piioin-Tinx, 'I ho Scientific
American describes a breast pluta which, it Is
said, Is being extensively worn by ll.e officer
and men In tho federal army before Washing
ton. It Is composed of thlu spring steel, and
is worn between the cloth and lining of a com
mon military test. It has Uo leaves, whlih
lap nt the cdjes when Ihc vci-t Is bulloucd, so
ns to cover tho entire chot. It weighs only
three pounds and u half, and ran bo worn with
en'obyony odlcer or soldier during the most
active excrebe, It Isyeryjtrong in proportion
to its weight, n3 It can tesUt tho thrust of a
bayonet or sword, mid It will rxpil Ihe builds
of muskets and pistols ut ranges which would
0thcnvUbcfal.1l lohfe
Tub Dcvir. I An Italian gentleman luylliil
me, a few days since, lo meet l),c detll. Yej(
truly, to meet his satanlc majesty, whom ho
had lately brought from Italy. (In crjtrr'lng
tho room my attention wns directed f 0 a hand
some caryfc! npd gilt cpnftssionnl, nn, the up
per papcl of wlilcli was pnlntod n bend of ntir
Havlor j the lower panel showing a painting
of the cross.' This piece of church furniture
stands about six feet high, and appears to be
long to the lClh century. It was lately dis
covered at a monastic establishment r.ca?
riorence, ono which tho revolutionary event
of the last few months has cnuscd to bo Inva
ded by the civil authorities. The rcmtrknhjq
feature of this confessional consists In fit Inlcr
rial tncpliatilcal contrivances. The ptlcst whq
may bo interrogating n sinner, and pointing to
the panel representing Ihe Savior, has only jq
touch a spring, when the spring suddenly rails,
and a figure representing the devil, the size of
it man, fulls forward. He Is no chief pf tlo
fallen angels, such as Milton paints, but such a
devil as Luther used to see. A horned, brown
head, w llli lurge, round, protruding crcs, roll.
Ing fearfully; Iho tongue hanging out of tho
mouth, and made to move ; a few tufts of DC-gro-likc
hair ; lu fact, a monster. The hands;
arc like Iho long-nallct claws of a quadruped.
Tho body is boldly carved ; In fact there Is o
sort of pronounced nrt treatment la the figure
which makes one remember the Michael Anr
ge-lo period of Italian art, although this exam
pic Is simply rude. When the (i;ure npiw?,
a sort of Internal rattling noise comes from tho
Internal machinery. "One ran Imagine," said
my Italian fqend, "when the confessor wanted
In And out some secret which he Imagined Iho
penitent nt his feel wis not likely to disclose-,
how he would first excite nnd thru tlircatctj,
and dually let down the screen and muko the
devil extort what 1,0 wanted lo know." Imh;
tofi Vnftr.
Cot.. lliit.Y Wiuom's Offnu. llrroBv.
In Ids oflicial report of the light on Santa
lton Island, Hilly Wi'son tells (fen. Arlliur
that " lilt new clothes were all destroyed," and
that tho "enemy's tar-cry wns'ilmthto Wll-
son!'" nnd that "Ave thouanJ dollars re-
word" wm olJVrrd for his own head; but he
congratulates himself on two facts namely,
that his " rnininlssssnn is safe," and that hi
"nun have smelt gunpowder and now they
mc nil right."
Then hu makes lids little statement :
"They tire exhibiting in; hair and head In
IVnrncola ; the reward Is already c'alncl;
ubn on old ll.ig which I nulled to a (I.ifStaff
011 the IthnfJuly, which lint been hanging
thcic ever since 1 nothing left, however, but
Ihe stars. The Indict have cut It up In plecry,
and have it pinned on their bosoms a a tro
phy, livery ono in l'ensaco'a has my sword
ami unlfotm, I must have a large quantity
of hair, olid p'uiily of jwonlt and uniforms.
They say If I wns lo lie taken nllve, I would
be put In a cage uml exhibited."
The report concludes with these jerky .ml
suggestive sentences, which sound very odijly
In an official paper, but nevertheless till tbo
whole story :
" c lay upon our arms every night. I
have s'ept but very little this wu-k. I don't
feel vtcll. I havo got the dlurralupa. Wp
will want eight hundred uniforms.
1 our obd't terv't,
Wu, Wiijiox, Col. Commanding.''
(iKX. MuCi.rjjaN'a War Poury. Tho
Philadelphia linniiitr says that at a recent
dinner glten by (Jen. McOlcllan, he is said to
have remarked lo a gucsl, that there was no
power nn earth, neither that of tho press nor
of politicians, that should cause him toswervo
n hair's breadth from the policy wldpb, C hail
adopted In relation lo the present war. Avail.
ing himself of all Ihe military wisdom that It in
tl e possession of tho officers around him, to,
ccther !lh his own maturo experience, ho
has, to tho best of his own ability, adopted it
plan of warfare to which he intends lo odliero
most rigidly, Knowing, as ho docs, that tho
fate of n nation Is In his hands, aid that it
single blunder might forever estrange him front
Ihc support nnd confidence of the people, ha
has resolved to propose nnd dispose of ull tho
military power now at his command, and to
ven I uro a blow only nt the time when In his
own mind ho is convinced that the cxffsnctc
of the occasion demand that it shou'd hQ
struck,
As Kartiujiukk Cow-CtTqjRa. Tio
Humboldt Timet, of (ho SitJ ult., has the fob
lowing remarkable tale of natural wonders in,
Mattolc ;
A very sevcro shock of an earthquake oes;
currcd on Iho moining of the 2Gth of Oct. hist,
A resident ol Mattolo tells us that tho shock
must have been more severe in that valley than
than any placo about here. Ho rays "tho
ground craekrd and opened In p'uees a quart
ter of u mile In length with a trc metulous Jar
ring sound 1 that In ono place the earth oponcd
so much as to let a cow topple oyer and drop
In head dr.t ; tho opening immediately shut,
mnililng tho w hole body as dat as any pancake,
except the loll, which still sticks out as a last
ing monument cl her latter end." I Only
for tho rainy weather mid heavy roads yq
should at once quit our sanctum and start (or
Mattolo, (hnt we might, willi our own eyes,
bear witness of this wonderful phenomenon,.
IIi'miioi.dt Minks. A miner l.i Irom the
Humboldt, states that parties aro packing
their dirt from n half to a mile, nnd making
820 per day to Ihe hand. I le brings in choice
specimens of gold bearing qunrli. Tho Hum
boldt country will, Iho coming scumiii, yield
many a man n fortune, and become Ihc abid
ing plaeo of men, women and ihildrcu, never
moic to be deserted, or turned over to w!li
casts and wilder men,- Serr I 'e
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