THE OREGON SENTINEL,
jjATl'HDAY,
rjni. 1, B02.
Tho Weather.
The weather Ibis winter bouts the memory
ul bnu ks the judgment of" iheohhst lulinhl
tint." It '"" eniphutlcdlly been n winter
iI.hhI niid desolations by flood, Tho
rjtmrfJ of this Vullvjr will long remember
t,,, winter, ni tho winter in which their fur ma
w,rcdinui!nl of till It. It ling been remarka
ble so Air for aeuro und conltouid cold
vtcatlirr.
gr.cD.tr, 2(!tli. Firming cold nil day with
crraiiptiiil fulls of light snow.
Mn.MM. Tire iky Is clear and beautiful
tml.iy. but It Is cold, chilly nnd freezing.
The frcxUtl mountain gleam and spniklo In
llie clear tunshinc, but there is a chill in that
lortlincM Mid it frigid pang In that beauty.
IVrsDAV .Moiinino. Tlicrntomclcr nine
Jrprres above zero this morning. This Is
pretty cool considering tliu reputation of Ore
gnu for a temperate, mild and genial climate.
'Ilicrcsre Indications of more mow. About
llrre o'clock In the nttcrnooii commenced
itii(r, ami mowed by Ills and turns all
(ifi. We heard I lie Jingle of merry sleigh
M tnt tiljclit.
Wfdnmkat MomtiNa. Still inowlcg.
flirt aln at seven Inches deep. Intelligence
fiwt the ronnlry Informs us that cattle arc
tying by the hundreds. Sleighs of ul uV
irtipttoii! arc' In demand to-dny. One passed
oar nlndow about noon that excited In us the
Irongttt religious, emotions. It was. unlike
snyllilng In Ilrarcn oron Kurlh. it wnsilic
lilut born of the storm mid had for lis motive
pgwer a Donkey. It bus been snowing .all
Jjr.
TilCMiiAr Mnnxixn. 'Cold nnd clfnr
bt o Unit of mow In the Vulley, niuj qny
(jjir.iKy you may desire on the surrounding
nimintiiliri.
I'tuiur .Moaxixii. Thermnn)cr two de
jrrrs above zero; cV.ir.coM and freezing.
No piccl of mow ipeiillly golog off. The
Jingle of merry sleigh Mis are hajrJ In our
ilirttf, forcibly reminding us or cllitr lands
ml other do)-,
A California I'oerk ha expressed the com
btjHisugc In the billowing (hulling lines :
Time bills nre nil big tumps at mow
Fur Itnguc Hirer' IniiiiJnlloiij given ;
Wtcn rprlug tide com en It's got to go
Itumplty, thumplty .louii lielow
There's nothing rafu this Idu at UNION,
IUaii Tn in. The population of this county
will not fill mncli short nf two llious.inil. As
s biiii for tho calculations c arc about to
ir.iVe we will arsumo it to Lc two thouat:d
,4A moderate estimate, wo will s.iy that it
wti ten dollars per head to furnish each one
it tbee two thouMnd persons with boots and
fl.it, making tho nleo little sum of twenty
Itoutaml dollars per year sluiced out of
tliu comity for these two articles. The real
aoiiiit U probably much greater. Hut let
u titrnd this calculation M 1 lo CKjbrnrjB
tie fthulc Hutu. Tlu W(jlatloii of tl.c
Slate Is probably sixty thwjttJid, making for
ll Slate the nice little sum (A six hundred
iWmih dollar for boots and tlwn alow
Hire arc lew boots unit shoe manufncluiul
.i u. . hi i.i . .
in thebaic. Hides ore permit Id to rot nil
nr Ike country und no good reason cun be
rirtn why tlicn1 hldis should not bo oumutac
Urel Into leather m.d tho leulher into t.x)l
trdilioei. Sluice out your Northern gold
rVVUand deluge tlwouiitrj with money, uud
ilrre will It bo in tliri-e jrcflri", the country
mtnufacturhig nothing. Vim may postpone,
lmt you cannot owrt the necessity of home
iiuimfMtiire. Hard times lll return uga!n.
The balance of trade Is nuuftut us, and uo
coealry can stand the drainage that Oregon
Uiiuu"vreit without hastening to bankrupiry
l ruin. The uoolen jiumufuclura at BuWtii
li J)!ng the country-tiwre rcul.good, ond ts of
rrritrr real benefit than ull the lil Doraducs
North or Sonlh,
"TlS DUTANCK I.K.NUH K.SCIIANTMf.XT TO
tine Yiiu." tin! Foiitiik Noutiikkn Mlikm.
Kviry day wu sco persons wending their
iy to the celebrated HI nrudo of the
Vcxtb. Hnnie nre afoot, rmc horreback, and
nUtt working their passage by stage. A
hrje iwmbcr of perrous will go from this and
Jifrplitnc oxiiitr hi the Hpriuir.AH with the
CA(.fuhnt eM'etatlon of making a rahw next
rinmmer aod of returning In the Full with
tWIr pockets full of roeki. Succcm to them
Mm will risk thtlr all io mining adventure
en erldenee and data, upon which Ihcy would
not rik a dollar lc the common trauwctloos
Ulifc.
l-'or one. wc hrnrtllv wish that tlicre distant
Ih.ra.Iocs were nil sluidil out, Nothing Is
raorc dl.lrou. to tho nro.perlty of the Slate
Hun thrse periodic mining convulsions. They
Midcr all kinds of bushier uncertain nud
eflocjjvtly hold In check every manufacturing
eUfpfUc, " mueli needed In the country.
Wk puidi today thu proceedings of a
ntttlugof thocltkcaijf Crescent City, held
Jinutry lfith, lo lake into consideration the
practicability of opeubjif a road from Jack
mk to the Northern mines. It will be
n by tl tublo of diMoi published lu
tbU lime, that It Is near a thouiand miles
from UtU place via Portland to tho rijlmon
Hirer nine. From Jacksonville across by
lie contemplated route, it certainly cannot bo
ver400 miles to lliese mines. Then there
re rich aud extensive mines on I'owder river,
"ot over 300 mllea from here, The practica
bility of the route U almost a certainly.
Will the farmers, miliars und merchants of
w mis Vulley suiter Ibeir uour ami uacou io
lot on tbdr bauds for the want of n little
wrpy? Will the ersons who contcmplulu
luring this county lu tho Spring for the gold
Mj of Iho north, persist in traveling a thou-
. m ues, wueu t.iey pa., reuc, .. uh-
Po'nt by going four hundred pilltf. or'ws?
It more desirable to wado through fields of
the uoslnu
ijudrthan to trovel over grassy plains f
The Singe arrived on Thursday morning,
snuary Uoih, from Iho South, bringing no
!rs fro;p the Slates later than that published
Ii our Uu jHuc, We Isiivp scales from Sacra-
o.Q, to January J-Hli. uie uuiiiorina
lPrs rc Ollwl with sorrowful ocoounis or
" duaiUri of the recent llooils. An lin-'
!w amount of damngu lm b' en done In
"l filato by the unprccedeulcd high wulcrt.
tr Uiis wlutcr,
SIlllACt't.Ol'i V.WM'K WtuM ST.OtVATIOtf.--
Friend Nixon, or tho YrcU Journal, uti'c
date January U8lli, rends us the following :
From Juku Crum wo leatn particulars of
mo narrow escape of Henry Grcal house, Sum
Aston, Rube Johnson, and llvo other Persons
who lift hero three witksngu. Jlr. Crum was
on his way North, when he met tho parly
coming back. Sir. urcnthoiuo and party had
lu company n large train of mules, destined
fur the Dalles, under guide of Mr. Johnson.
They traveled seventeen days through snow,
with snow storms most of tho lime, rendering
It scarcely possible to see three feet ithcnd. An
Indian guided them four days, when ho run
nlTitnd left ihcm to find their own wny. The
men were on rations lor several days, eating
but two spoonfuls of Hour nnd uboiit ono
square Inch of meat per day, until the lost four
days, when they eat nothing.
The men were nearly fumUhcil on lliclr arri
val at Kvcns' ranch In Uuttc Valley, where
they were met with provhlon and kindly cared
for. Their clothing was considerably worn,
aspcuiuiiy tneir nods, uube Jolmson was
only kept ullvo by tho boy accompanying
the train picking tilm up whenever ha laid
down in the snow. Tho mules managed
to get a little feed by pawing down through
the snow, where Ihu gross was good j but
tl.ey have becomo so poor that It will re
quire Ihice or four months llmo to render
them fit for icrvlce. They think thoy
went as far as IttinU river ; but It 1
more than probabla they had no knowlcdgo
or their whereabouts, nnd wandered about un
til they saw cuttle when they knew they niuit
bo near fccttlcments, which brought them lulu
Ilutto Creek Valley. Tlio calculation of the
party wm to (rat through In n short lime, and
but n limited quantity of provisions was taken
along. None of tho mulcn wcru lost, although
one had n narrow escape from tho do they
had lu company.
Washington Correspondence.
From lliu livening Jlullcllii.
Oencrnl Hubert Wilson, President of
MIs-
iouri (loyal) Statu Convention, Is here.
lle
declares that the loyal men of that Htate have
Clares that the loyi
rfect coiillileucu ill
perfect coiillileucu In (Jen. Hullcck, nnd I
If tils policy be carried out, tiieru can bo no
luubt of the sale i y ot the Htate to the Union
lieu. Wilson is uu original und unswerving
Unionist, nud one nf the most popular und in
fluential men in Mismuri. Ills emphatic In
doriicmrnt of (icn. Malleoli's iiolley is very
gratifying to tire frcuiU of the latter. At the
same time it must be confessed that the Gen
eral's iiMlgucd rciuou for driving tho "contra
bands " out ufliU camp is n iomctvh;t slngu
lar ono. If bo reully lielleves tho negrous were
likely to convey Information to tho enemy, lul
fumWhi'S n good reason for refusing to allow
the fugillvM to come within his Hues hcn-ultcr;
but wlan he drove out timid who li.ul already
been in camp long enough to thoroughly un
derstand his uumbcM, noiltion and condition,
he certainly tonijulltil ll.eni to go lu the enemy,
where llH-y III turn will be comicl!cd to tell
ull they know, It should be remembered thai
in his orders rt'SPtOtlug fugitive sluvert (leu.
llulleek follontti his own judgment, nnd nol
any rpeclllo instructions of the Government.
Not nly IKn. iliillick, but other generals In
cimnuM of Departments, are left to their own
discretion as to the manner ol dispoiiug of
this d.nteult and troublesome question.
When our givat army south of thu Potomac
iidviinccis It will need tueb uti iimouul of triihs
portntlon as uo urmy ever required wfore, be-
Irimuli mini .,. mil nnU.tl... .......i i..r-,
uuin.u.m.oii, cic. wwwi
nnciuc number of unamals requind to hiiul th.
. . ., t0.M,tvr wm, nrlillcry horses for the
jod field batlcruv organized for the exiied
lion, and n huge Innly ol cavalry horfcs. Thin
is rendered ntisolutely neceary, becuuie the
rebels have already consumed the lornge In
Virginia ; or, II they have not, will be sure In
bum It in they rclrenl. It follows, then, Ihat
Ihu Pulnmnu river must bonpemd, and largely
liirreasid supplies of forage must be brought
lilt her by way rd that stream, before a general
advuneo of our Potomac line can be ordered ;
und it is not Impmbablo that one oliji-et the
retiels lioil in view in creeling iiuueriw on ine
river nnd Interrupting or threatening its nav.
Igulion, was that of preventing the accumula
tion or Iica indiipeiidble supplies. Dot the
Potomac b'oikude is soon to be raised; and
tiy the lime ihls readies you tho work will
probably hnvo been done. (Jen. K. V. Sum.
niT Is to have 30.001) men for u movement
down the west bank of the Potomac within n
fuw days, and It is very cviuVnl tlmt prepsra
tlons lor shelling out llie rebel river butteries
nre uctlvely going on at the Wellington Navy
Vurd. (leu. Buinner and u naval force, co-op-erntlng
judiciously, can hardly fall to bring
both banks of tho PotmiMO speedily within
llie Federal lines. Thnt done, und tho road
hardened by a few day of severe cold wenlhcr,
we may look to " see the fur lly " In old Virgi
nia. It will bo teen by an extract ftom the lltcb-m-ud
A'rt'mrer tlmt the rebels are anticipat
ing some melt movement as that expected un
der Om. Buinner's command. The Enquirtr
favs:
'The signs Indicate, we think, that tho next
battle on the lino nfthoJ'oloniuo will iKMuugin
in tho vicinity ol Occoquan nnd Dumfries. It
f r i.i .rnfamtpiiiA In iIia enpinv that tlit
i,Aiicrti4 of Kvunnnorl should be silenced, and
they seem, accordingly, to bo directing their
force-s toward tlmt P n t. 1 ho (,dan seems to
bo a movement by lain! from tlio ilirection oi
Alexandria, to bo mpporteu ny n ueci on me
river, nud besides these, Slcklea'a Urlgade, on
tho opiiosllc side of thu river, and tho batter,
lea which lie. bus erected on tho Maryland
shore, ore to havo n part In the comblied at
tack. Our Information from that qoarter
leads us to expect on Important buttle ut an
early day. ...
(en. Wool Is exceeding nnxloin to make a
demonstration agulnst Hichmond from For
tress .Monroe, and has asked authority arid
,,.,! rrniil.lln to that end. Whut the decls
Ion of tho authorities lu relation thereto Is, we
are not yet permitted to know.
Kx-Senator Owln. Culhoun Henham and J
Tj. Ilreut lave all U'cn catecliU'd at tho Slate
Department shico tliclr arrival here rrom tori
rLitii. niul all nrntcst their lovullr. The
two former say that they bad no Idea of taking
lonnivr frnm Aulllliwull for ICllU'llUI J. bill
were coming direct to Now York. tlwt It i
truo they only purchased tickets to Tanama,
but such was their custom, us the; ulways
purcluifvri thetr tickets on board the steamers.
Mr, Urtnt, It seems, had a through ticket.
They admit the throwing overbourd of corres.
pondencc after Ihelr nrrest on the Taciflc, bul
declare tlj.il tho puer wcro of n prlvulo na
ture, having uo reference to political mattus,
and which they did not, want expos! cither
,;," )(J nnlUcJ t0 p0 lart.
'o,,hdr parole not lo'leavo the country, or in
linv wuv lo bo iuinllcated lu tho rebel In-
(n nrlvato in vli uais or uio unveromeiu.
i . - -
lerests
J'utiiid Sobk Tiiiioat. We uro Informed
llmt there ore a good many eases of thl dread
ful disease at I'htonlx und vicinity, In this
county, lucre nave uecn severe ucuh mwi
r . v , ; ..... ., .. .,..,,i i,,,,,. nmi
lliis cauw in um. ... .--
more, It Is feared, will die.
; . f
A negro preacher down Sou li pray u r
Jtf while Ucrujeut ob our Mij)crlutioD.''
"Ill
I
Our Witvv.
From the Sacramento Unlpn.
An the maritime power ol Ureal Ilrltnln U
the chief prldo of her people, their jealousy o
ii luniiiuiiuiu i ii iii ureus no explanation.
i iiviv ia um uiiu uu nun on lilt; clone Illot Cllll
dispute tho linUgllly vaunt ' Drlldmllii rules
Iho'wuvcs," uitd Ititit nation Is best known
Within the sound of How Hells ns Hut Yunttn..
The French und the ltuishms 'limy multiply
their vessels of war ns rnnldlv m ifipv i!t.i.n.
or ns their menus will permit. Knglund knows,
as we know, that iliirw do not constltuton,
navy. Superior Frvneh Heels hnvo nlways
sunk before llritlsh Siitmunshln, and Itiissia
Scuttled n powci'ful squadron In the harbor
of ijebastopol, becnuse sha d.ind nol abide (he
Issuo ofu contest with Knglund on thu sea.
A nntlon must hae it fur-reuclilng coiumerec
or extensive fisheries' to breed thut elus of
men who, after nil, cntiuitute the triicslrchgtli
ofu navy. We have tho men trhd. hnrdy,
uarmg ami skiiiiui men ol incciais Hint long
ago elicited thu eulogy of Ilurkc ; nnd we
have a much greater number of them thnn
F.nglnnd can coiuinaml without Impressment.
Wo may double Iho number of vessels lu our
nnvv within tho present year, ns we have
doubled the force within the past nix motilhi.
nnd thcru will be no lack of the proper mate
rial to man them. Fully nnare of this fact
F.ngland wntcbes, with mi unslccplnj eye, the
growth of thnt nnval force which Is olonc ca
pable of questioning her right 'to rule the
main. Thu Imdou Tima ll is staled in n ills
natch from thu Fait, " r dicules the report of
Secretary Welles" Tho particular point
which tickle tho ribs of tho "Thunderer" are
not mentioned, but as the reiort of the Secre
tary Is mululy occupied with tho history ol the
operations or thu department during tlio war,
nnd nn exposition of the present status of the
navy matters not at ull provoeatlvo of
mirth wo nre nt a toss to discover whoro llo
narepthctlcnl (laughter) shall bo loc.itul.
When President I,iucoln Issued his porteutnns
proclamation, calling for scicnty-five thousm.d
volunteers to suppress thu rebellion in the
South, n diipatch from .Montgomery announced
Hint the proclamation had beau greeted by the
rebel Cabinet with "shouts of laughter."
Thut gufl'tw has been changed to q glintly
grin, The mirth excited In Ilia soul of the
writer In the 7mfi by tho statistics showing
that tho Uollci) Slates nre bcgiulng to put
forth their pnvul slrcnglh and will soon have
three hundred vends of war nlloat, manned tiy
twenty llvo thotiiujid of the best seamen lu llie
world, may undergo the same mnurnful likta-
niorpnosis. uur people liuyc ilemamleil u navy
pronnrlionate to the inlglily development ol
lliclr commerce, nnd they uru nrocurinir such u
force with a runldlty iiuarcely ihomed iiom
ble previous to this war. We doubt not that,
lu llie eyes ol JirltUli statesmen and commer
cial men, this la one of the ni'Ht momentous
occurrences of the contest, ll signifies a more
vigorous struggle for mprcinnry on the mu
than nny In whieh Ingluiu has been called In
angitirc, not excepting tho great conflict with
tho Hutch, when Admiral Von Tromp nnllcd
the broom to the mailhead, uud llm-utciicd
London itself with di-structioii. It means a
guarantee to American comnmrco lu seas
which have hitherto seem to bo ignored by the
Government, and a connqucnt Increase of our
trade nud Influence with countries hcrctnlorc
conceded to HritUli oris, urnn und iilplomicy.
ii porieuiis u mure iicricci usscrtion or Aujei
can supremacy lu ull our contlncnlid,,);-, ,' ore
matting llie aliniroo d.ictrlnoiorrllllrIll',ur i...
snlmnn.lul than lj J-fc- G ny S'lllS of
Hair i on nrj. j ., - . .,,,
mirth In this (
shall So glad that they "' U with so much
,d nature; butwuaro dlmosed lo liellevi
llmt the ridicule of tho lmti U only the sun
shine of the humor which precedes the scorch.
r.. . i.rulpru 01 " nil 0 iinnuuiu, v
'
log glare of Jrulouny nnd Imtc. ll wour grow
lug iiavy Untlnn reully ilmtdi.
WUMAUI'llH
UWHIM.wJ... U..M.W.I
l Ilupont, the
coimuauder of Ihu Nuvul
force of llie great exKilitlon, Is u native of
llie Stale of New Jersey, but reeelvid bin up
pointmint into thu navy from the Statu ul
Delaware, of which he is n citizen. His origi
nal entry Into the service or his country win
on the 19th or December, 1815; he has been,
therefore, nearly -17 J ears in tho service, und
his forty-sixth brings him more glory aud
raises him higher in the estimation of the
iicoplc, both ul homo mid ubroad, limn ull the
previous O'jis. Up to thu pnseut llmo Com
modore Dupont has nitciil nearly twenty-two
yeurs ou cu, eight nud a half years in uctivc
duty on shore, und the balance of his lime bus
been ummphiyed. His pn-mnt commission
bears dale September 14, lbT)5. He was last
ut keu in Muy, 1851), and up to taking com
inuiid of Iho late expedition he bus Iteeu com
uiuiidant or Iho Nuvy Vurd at t'hlludelphia,
whero his kindness of manner, together with
his strict discipline, won him many friends.
(Jommouoru uupoui is man iiiuu pasi
what is usually termed tho prirno of life, ul
Ihouuli iiOffCMed of all thu vigor, bodily
sln-iiL'tb and umblllun that usually charucter-
Uo younger men, uml uioso quuiities, joincu io
---"CT " - . . .
lus exiM-rieiiev, iiiuku nun just uio man we
need. In his iersooal upiH'iirancu tho Com
uiodoru is n pernio who would ul once attract
attention, having all thu ciuy grace of a tin-
t.l. .1 I. ........ t..,.tl.a .illl. .. nnriitiiiti,lisits
laimi miHiriiiiJf iiviuvi nun m whm..m.im.h i
look, tlmt betokens H.-rfcveruiH-o uml u &"'
mtitiitnn in uiu-i-t-4liillv cjirrv nut unv under-1
lukinc llmt ho may enauire lu. He is Just Hie
man to deervu rcecl and command it. His
brilliant uud malchlcitt victory ut Ileuuforl
shows him to bo the right man lu the right
place.
EntTou Sic.nti.nki. : 1 havo noticed In the
S!att$manot the 13th nil., uu advertisement
of tho recruiting officer ut Sulem, calling for
flirty six men lo complete company " A."
It may bo that they nre entitled lo Ihe rlrfht
uf Iho Iteglmcnt by location, but I supposed
lhat tho company thut first reported for duly
would be designated by that letter ( If so, the
linker Guards, commanded by Cupt. Hurrls,
claim and expect to get it, as they wcro mus
tered on the 28th of November, 18G1,
Yolvmreii.
Rauuim and Fhuit Tjikes, We hear t
good deal of complaint about rabbits destroy
inff voom: fruit trees. Tho following Is said
to be a certain preventative : Kill a rabbit
cut it opeu uud then thoroughly rub the fleshy
part on tho tree, from the foot of the same up
us high as these mischievous annuals can
reach. This Is n simple, but wo believe on
effectual preventative. We have tried it ond
wc have known others to try It with entire
success. Try It.
DnowuKD. W. W. Fowler, of Applegatc,
informs us that a (Jernion by the name of
Oeorgo Harris was drowned ou Thursday, the
23d ull,, while) attempting. to cross Applegule
nenr the rich Quartz Lode, owned by Mr.
Eowler and others.
Scram Jeff. Davis to Old Abo after tin
foil of Sumptcr:
With I'uljilian, Mortar nnd retard,
We tender Old Abe our Ueauregaid.
Old Abo to Jeff. Davis ufter tho capture of
Port lloyal t
Your tender lacked ponder, perhaps you'ro In
want,
I therefore have sent you tho belt ofUnpont.
Vithliurg Vi$patc,
U",1
OU ritlNTIN
0 of ull descriptions neatly
e BBNT1NKI. OPPIOB
executed ut the
I ILMIIlUlll ! H IJUII III II Ml JM"SU . Z'2
Oiikoon Waii 1)oNDs.TIio latest quota
tion of Oregon War bonds In tho New York
ipttrkct, wm SJj'ij' nnd 8!) cents on the decline.
No rule for, brfhili under WO.0.00. Let them
Comet Kft will take them nt llmt.
I'iik Canndlan press delight In (n1V9j: CD,VJe
lor ularm nt pome lp;agl&p(l lUpci tijf, nr
with the United (States. W-licu,' llie home
Govcnttflcnt U Iwl".?1''! to send over a few
regiments P,J ti(pppj n'.nA cngngc In constructing
costly world of defence. It elves no little Im
pulse nnd nctlvltv to business In Canadian
cities. This may ttrrc often ns 'n key to (he
lone of the Canadian newspapers J they want
larger expenditure In Cunnua utfi of the royal
treasury.
Witoi.iAr.K DKSKnTiox or lONOl.tfUt Sor
DIKns. Tllf lltllTiilo Commirtial mvs that n
ffcnllemiin whn nrrlvril frnm 'IVirnnln. where
ho hud rrJIdiiPsInco Mut.slnW that out of
inree inoumnii fcngli3h siulir rrrcntly sta
tloned ijt tlmt place, nearly six hundred have
UrtCrled. He relates Ir.stnnces a the men
left In squads. Many wcro rc-tukcbut the
majority managed to escape.
BIRTHS.
. TEST
In Jacksonville, on (lie 27tU ull., tho wife of
Mr. Vincent Junes, df n toil.
DIED.
At I'hirnlx, Jnnunry Ifith, Mrs. Maiit Ann
DiltSh'iixitii. Aged 31 years.'
At l'lueidx, Jnnunry 23th, Mrs. Emzaiiktii
II ui.kv. Aged 47 years.
At I'luculx, Jununry 27th, John BitiKKiuinii.'
Ageil HO years.
All, In the full enjoyment of Iho Christian's
bope,'pased Inlo roil.
Jackionvillo Frleei Curront.
ItfiltorteiinirllieSciitliiclxtJorrrrtrtlwecM)-
Jacksovvilu, Saturday, Feb. 1, 1KC2.
U'hoat.pcr bushel, ,,,,, i, in a ml
Oats, do flu a i(
Hurley, do ,,, 4() n f,o
Flour, In qr. sacks, pur 100 lbs.. 1 fiU to 2 Utl
Chickens, per do ..,..,. $.' 00 u A 011
Com Meal, per 100 lb,
ni 4 Oil
.$2.V.U" :io
211
IK
liny, pur ton ....,.
Ilncmi, shies, clear, per lb
do io with bono,,,..,,,.
no nam,,
do FhoulduftJ....
do hog round.,
Ilecr, licit, por ll. ..,,,...'.,... .
I'ork, do do
Mutton, do ,
I.ard. leaf, lu tins, per lb.,,,,,,.
211
121
i 16
HO to
8
n
10
no in Keg no
Huttcr, froth dairy, do
..-..,.
..!.,
18
IIOUO
n
All
.17
2.'i
no in KVg, uu
Cheeto, per lb
KtfK, Troll, purduz
I'otutoiM, per lb,
Onions, do ,,, ,,,,
37 to ou
11
Nia
.a n
" A.
10 a
Turnips, iio
Cabbage, do
................
in
12
2A
a:il
40
:io
2A
llcnu,wliilodo
..........
. . . . .
niwn Aiiiles, per Hi
urleil Apples.,;
liricujiT....
OS a
I7tiT1ied Suuur
Drown do
3Umjr3?HsJ
llttir of " New State &tloon," on ThUd St.
SH.VVISO, Ilalr-culllng, Shampooing Cur
ling and Hair Dyeing.
Alo. n geuuluo article ol Fish's IUm Hkh-
1 r-.l.lu.l.ir.i'd V.irttilnr ll.tir HuitoT
rale!" '' J(9ktgnvllle,Jau.25...2q
NoticoPay up.
AM, MONEYS due the undersigned, cither
tiy note or book account. If mil paid ou or
Ijcloro llw FIUST 1AV OF FKIIItUAKV, luiii.
will lie plaeetl lu Ihu hsiuls of O. JACOI1S,
Kmi., wllli liiatructluns to sue uud euforco 1m
mcdlalu payment.
llHDLlCII & OOLUSMITII.
I'limnlx. Oregon, Dec. A, Ifltfl. -t7lf
HSTotioo.
A Mi persons Indebted to mo arc requested to
. maxu Imiiiedlate pavment. Tliou
ilemamls uimlust mo will iirvx-nt tlu-m
inalcu jmiuedlate payment. Thoau holding
ii mo win iiri'X'ui iiii-m.
ALIlHItr 1IAUN1IAUT.
JaekonvIlle. Ann. 2t. I8iil. 32tf
Oregon War Scrip.
T II AVK mado nrranitciiients with rt reipoinllile
X Hanking llouno to attend to tho collection of
War Scrip In Wuihlnjttnu Oily. Having occu
pied Ihu position of Chief Clerk la one of Iho
Departments during the war, Krlp-holders will
llmt mo prepared In give nil necessary Informs
lion rulatlve to their claims.
1 will ulto gtvo my attention to posting nud
nrraiiKlug books uud uccounU.
& OlUco In the Soitmtl liullding,
BAMUIiL K. MAT.
Jacksonville. Juno 29. 18C1. 24tf
.
Jffl CM 1011 HjVQTllbOtill
' v..
You nre hereby notified that
Can bo found ut Ids store on California street,
always reuUy to ruruuli you wilu
asTjt-cs. 3C,3t--msvJL-ast
Of every 'Description, ucb as
Apples, Poars, Peachw, lusoious Grapes,
And, In short, everything usually found In n
Emit Hlore, togctlicr with u lurge and well
assorted stock of
CANDIES AND NUTS.
lawn of Choice
TOHACCO AND SEGAltS
Will find the best qualities at bis counter.
All of which will be sold ut prices to suit
the times. Octuber 26, 1801. 41
GFLE A T RED U CTTON F
0Nthel'r4 of January W, the prices of
WllKKLKIt & WlUOXrri
jSo-wdLrxs 3VXn.olxlxi.oai
wero reduced tKnttjvrtmta the Paolflo const.
A fuw of these, tin best und cheapest mu
cblues made, at Ran Kranclsoo rntt-s.
E. 0. SESSIONS, Agent.
Jacksonville, Jan. 12. 02tf
SAMUJEL E. MAY,
3Sroa,A.XX."V 3?XT23XiIO,
OFFICE IN "SENTINEL" UUILDINO,
Jaeksaiivtllc, Oregon.
I TJT..H. JLB,
ATTORNEY AT: IAV,
Jacksonviu.g, Ojikqox,
Will uttend to any business confided to him In
thu suverul Courts of tho l'irst Judlolal Distrlot
or Oregon, nml lu the buprome vojrt. o;Ul
Biblos and Testaments.
A SUPPLY of Illbleannd Testaments. In va-
x. rloiu styles, recently rvcclved mid for n!o
i .-. .-. . .. -...
, nt cosumil cuarge. ul Hie iieuoillory of tlio
iiitpoiitory or t
lu Jackeonvlll
N, Uepo3ilury,
. dacKsouuouiiiy iiiuic nocieiy in jacKonvlie.
. . r. .... lit. ....... .'. . " ...
Win. II0F1-
I Jl.V.
June lolh.lKul.
tjniyHrjHW
1$Y TELEGRAPH!
Good News
FOR LADIES:
WQLLEN
Silks and Slwls,
3-t Cost.
Jlcmcmbcr, Gents,
BOOTS,
COATS, VESTS,
ATP PANTS,
CAN UK HAD
-AT--
Saclis Bros5
Cheap Cash Storo.
J AOKSONV1LI.K. Jnn, lfl. i
EXPRESSSAL00N
BY P. I-ILYNCI-I.
Uppoiitt the United Statu llottl, tf-'
llttkman't Kxiuui'Mni Mtrtcu.
,,i rcvpixtfully inform my old frlemli
r- ami tlio tiiilille L'cncrnllv that 1 Imvejunt
returned from San Francisco with one of tho
licst Selected Stocks of both
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC
Fine Wines, Cordials, Syrups,
F.TC, etc,
Thnt has ever len ofTerrd for sale In lids part
of the country, wlilch I will tell,
WHOLESALE,
Qr In nny desired quantity, rj,( n modcrale od
yanco nn cont.
Tlinnkful for the patronngn I havo rcoelvcd
for (lie pan yrnr, I hopu It will cnntluue, ns J
will span1 no pains In walling upon my custom
er, I will till orders from the town or country,
so send them nlong nud keep cool.
THE BAR
Will positively lie supplied wllh none but the
try but qualities of Liquors nud tbe,moi( chotet
brands of Begar.
ItcmcmUr Hi" EXPRESS SALOON,
1'. JI. LYNCH, l'rop'r.
Jacksonville, Spt. 14. 35f
3STo.l.suo
IS hereby given that the copartnership hero
torore uxlitlng bulwccn M. It, MOIUtIS and
AUGUSTUS TAYI.OK. under the iinmo and
stylo of MOItUIS A TAYLOlt, Is this dr. dl
solvvd by mutual consent.
Thu business will bcrt-aftcr bo coaducted by
Augustus Taylor, who proposes to
At miy other IIouo It. tUc Cuui.tj-.
The debts ol Iho firm will be settled by cither,
nnd those knowing themselves Imlcbted to us
uru liereliv notified to corne forward uud settle
with either of us Immediately, or their nccouuU
will be given to nn attorney ror coiieouon.
M. U. MOItUIS,
AUOUSTUS TAYLOR.
KKnnrviM.w. Dec. 17th. 18C1. J9ma
M, A. BKENTANO,
Orosoxi. istxroot,
Is now receiving a regular weekly supply of
Applos, roars and Poaches,
And all others In season. In addition to bis large
and varied stock of
Candies and Nuts,
Which will be sold on liberal tcrim, to suit tin
times. Ho nlso offers to tho public bis well
known nsKortmcut of the
FINEST BRANDS OF
CIGARS AND TOBACCO
Several hundred
LADIES' UASIvJQTS,
Pipes, Forfumory, Toys,
And many other
FANCY ARTICLES.
Jacksonville, August 3d, 1861. 20:tf
33WJLi
Vpersou having olalpi or claims ngnlmt
ii too uoucrsigneu win
iwesei
denou & Glenn. nnd they will bo cubcd nt ricbt.
HAJ5KLTINK & J1A1LKY.
Jacksonville. Auiruit a, IUB1. 2'J:tr
Take Notice.
'piIE underslKncd having sold out to Wade,
J, JHoruun & Co,, are settling up our bunlnew.
l't-rsons ludebted by note or uccuuut must posi
tively settle the surao immediately, or' wo shall
uo coinneiiea to coutct tuo same ny taw.
ANDKIiaON & ULKNN.
OOlcc, next door to Jacksonville JJrug Store.
Jacksonville, Deo. 7tb. 1HS1. 47(ti
WHEELER & WILSON'S
Sewing Machines !
'With all the Late Improvctncuts.
A SMALT, mwortinunt of tbonbovo maobliibi
l. Iut uculvril and ror s.itu ut Saul-inu.
ii . ' - . . . . ,-..-.,
I . . ' . ., . . . .' ' ' i '
Cisco prices, auuiiiglriilglil,
reiMlit.
K. C. Sl8IOXS, Aueiit.
Ja;loulllc1 Juuc TJ, IStl, ;t
tstJMp3i
PHUCTIOJi OF PRICED
-I.V
Stoves & Tinware
O. 15. Doimis,
Has now oK'ned a
StovQ and Tinware ShoR
On Third Street, near the Post Office,
Jacksonville, Oregon'
Where bo will keep on bund, the best patterns
-or-C00K1NO
STOVES.
1'AKLOK STOVES,
SALOON STOVES,
And every kind of
Tin, Ivor and Conpcrwarc,
De-sides n great variety of Culinary articles
loo numerous to mention.
l'onions wishing anything In my line nre re
spectfully Invited tn call nnd examine tbe qual
ity um prices or my wares.
Ic-y kind or JUD WOKK done to order.
My own IVure Ilrpnlrnt Without C'lmrK'
GKORGK D. DORUIS.
Jacksonville. Nov. 0. Iftiil. 43
Reduction in Prices
-or-
BOARD & JUDGING
-AT TI1K-
U. S. HOTEL!
Board and Lodging', por week... $0 OO
Hunrjjer V'ccJi " '
HoiuJ-(Ti'filcIit, single room 75
Lodging ir Klglit, double room RO
Single Meal fit)
MEAtS AT At, U HOURS.
LOUIS HOIINK, l'roprietor.
Jacksonville, Nov. 23. 1BCI.
jmsonvTlli! drdq store,
DR. G. W, GIUBIJH,
T keep constantly on bnd the tPft nsforl-
L mentor
33IXTJCK3,
2aCI3X3IOX3nElJS,
peiifum"bies,
LTV., ETC.,
I havo now In store the
LARGEST ASD 1IHS1 SELECTED
STUCK OF DRUGS
Uvcr offered In Ihls market, and I mean to
maliilulu, by regular Importation nnd by wil
ing thu b.-Jt article n the 1.0 H'fiST CASH
PRIORS' Ihu' lending pusltlon which tbe Jack
sonville 1'rug Bloro has ln-retufurr held.
b 0. W. UHKKH.M.U.
Jacksonville. Ogn., Sept. 22. 30.
Dr. X. Gulchrcll lioaiinnn
HS pcrmnnenlly located In Jucksunvllle,
and offers his profefirlounl sen Ices lathe
prnctlcu of
MkIUIiic, HurKTJ' " lrlrlcs.
Oftlcu it bis residence, on Cnllfornln ttrecl.
in the Iiouk formerlv occupbd liy A. M. llerry.
next door to Jndgo Prim's.
Charge very reasonable. Calls attended lo
at nil hours oi the day or ulglit.
L. H. DEWEY
HASoponcd a hop opiwulte Andersou A
Glenn's, on California street. In l)r. L.
Ganuog's drug store, for ropalrlng
WATCIIKS, CLOCKS, JKWKLRY.in'C.
All work warranted to ijlvo satlslnetlpn.
Jacksonville, Uue. 22d. 18C0. 4a:ly
KEDL1CH &10LDSHITH,
Phoenix, Oregon,
OCfer thotr large and well-eelecU-d stock of
DRY GOODS, CLOTH INO,
UARDWARK, OROCERIKS,
HOOTS nnd SI10K8,
CIOARS AND TOUACCO,
At S 1'raiul.co Cot, nUUIng l'rtlght,
HavliiR purchasi-d our OiMids cheap, uml
being desirous of CLOSING OUT. su.'winr
inducements are offered to uny body who uiijiu
to purchuse.
ltKDLICII OOLDSMITH,
Oct. C 38m3 lirick Store, I'hcenlz.
El 'Dorado Saloon !
Comer of Calirornla anil Orfgoii HU.,
ifAOlusiou.vUle, Oreson.
WM. BUJIKK, Proiirlctor.
Tbe most cboloo brands of
Brandy, Whisky, Cordial,
WINE, CIGARS, ETC.,
,For Nth lu any desired quantity. 33
L. P. FISHER'S
Advertising Agency
No. WM VIUitglon Utrett,
Nearly opposite Magulro's Opera House,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Advertisements and suU-crlpttons sollel(cd
(or tbe Outuox Skvtikkl, und lor the principal
pnrHfn on tbe I'aeltio coast. AdvertlnemeuU
forwardi'd to papers published io any portion ol
the Atlantic flatus.
Agricnltnral Implements,
AX.AU0K and varied assortment of Agri
cultural Implements, of ull kinds, on band
and constantly arriving, for sale ou the inot
favorable term ami at tbe lowest cily prices.
J. D. ARTHUR & SON,
XxxxjtOJct?3tr Xeslx,
Corner oi Wushlugton and Davis Streets,
SAN l'RANCISCO.
11
HftiniilMa
California Street, Jacksonville,
I DEALERS AND WORKERS IN.'
TIN. SHEET IRON, COPPER,
LEAD AND BRAS,
HWEJuM received rrom the Atlantic sirln
nnd San l-'mnclco. completu rltsuk ot
cterylblng In their Hue. nnd will kivp.coiulniiK
ly on band an nvrorttnent or the bcul
Ttn, Sliccl Iron Copper UHrcx
Ura-M. l'iesf tljdraullc Nozikn. t-'urcv
rump'.Cliitlns, I.eail ripe Hose.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
And Wails, all Stize;
II nr, I'lnte nud nortrd Iron ;
l'alntx. Oils, Sires nud (tln:
All qunllties of Powder (
Shot or nil munlier:
f rashes of every nrlety. etc., eta
A. Jo, nlways on baud, a large lot of stores of
fcMortefl sli-s,
BUCK'S V'T?NT COOKING STOVE,
fill". VI.Mt' tnit 1 O'frWtf
. ... -i 'uuii ijivin,
Tho two very best nod npprovetl pstlerns In tha
world.
Parlor, Ofllcc and Chtn Slnvr. fancy nlid
plain, constructed, on. I,itft fuel Mvlng plans.
Hollers. Ki'tll.-, l'i, lVy, nnd everything
connected witlj, t,Vi?,oc warranted tlumbbi
nnd perfect-
AU nxtlcles sold by Ihcm c Binmifnclurc6
MAfv'S.V' i c-i'- tueir work i maue oi o
lnt toAletlu nnd, of choicest patV,'nis,
S.nVrs nllendt-u to with qiu
nnicn. ana wioct nccortne v (Un-ciions,
In everything. tW.dc stock l the laracst ul
completert ever brrMgbt lo Jacksonville, nnd
they nre ib'tcrmlncd to k
Cnll nnd examine tliclr stock liefnn javelins,
Ingjdscwliere. June 23. lHi.Q,a
NE W STOCK
TTAS refcnllr relvid a large nud dlvcrsN
x J.M101 luwiruiifiu nj
X'flol luwirtibfiil rj
si'itiKu anu vyuuurr
CLOCrCS,
SILYKR WATCIIKS.
n vii iv i vei mien r
rJ
diamonh ibTothrT
KARL, V.Wt a . - "i o '""
Ua-ust-I'ins. roochM,
Kar-Rines, Vinser Itlrtg,
Lockt-lt, Uucklen. Clasps,
llraa-. Sleeve Uuttons,
Nvcklaeea,
Wateh-Cholns,
Chatelnlus
and Hrsls,
All of wlilch will be told at ton .-iCK,. uud
wnrruntiil. J. NKUHKR still continue!. UKFAIU
WATCIIKS. JKWKLRY nnd H.OCK.S,
us herttolnre, In tin best manner mid with di
patch. All urticles in Ills line inauuiaclunM
nrnmnlly nud with neutiiers. Cull uud n bis
stuck n.t the old stmid, corner of Third uud
Culilorpln s.lrcr.18. tiiieknviiif. -n.
t. o. HAINM . . nn
HAINES &BRO.
(POIIBDS'PKOO!?' 8W0BEB)
Compr Pfilirornlii k Ofi-rMu fi(n
TQ THE PUBLIC.
7; lure
mrtinorit of
rrdqenl our price to Mill the
J'ur sale, a large uud varied as.
c;acsacaM:jc2ibrc
-AMI-
Furnishing Goods,
At very low rutin. a CAf".
For sale, 100 cni nnd carJ(jo,n of
Boots, Shoos ani Gaiters,
for Ladles, (Jiut.V nud Children.
For Kate, nn exti'ii'Ivo stock of Meu's, I!ov'
Ullil lllimiri p ii. o
Fur suit, n full Mi-ck of Okockiiiw
For full-, n birue amir tin vol (if l--t brand
UUUUtls, ni,M, cuiuijai.-, Mitt
,
TKRS AN)iSVlH'S.
For rale, TijUacfo.. (Jlgnrf. -Ma'ches, mx,
UilUer. Eggs, nnd Coutuy I'hoihck gejprjtlljr.
CALL AND EXAMINE.,
Reduction in Prions f
BEST WORK
XOWEJBT
PONE AT
RATE?,
BLACKSMITIIING
'PUB undersigned auiiuunoi1 lo present ji
1 irons and the imMtc that In- ha rv- V
lucetl tbe price for all kind of work b'W.r
UIs Hue, to coiiiiirm io uio iimv. MS
HIS XCOX
Is in tho building formerly ocriipb: I ly Ww.
Uiirke. on IWvmhi Jilrtd, Jirectly Hut U Uuf
joyt t( Urum-t aiaw$.
r.vervfpi-ciesoi wurKuuuuiuiuuuiii uiiuurr
and wlfU iptlck dUpatcb.
I'IoiikU Iron siiudfButl rrpalred
SC lAIIHIAliK ill MACL UUIIK
Kxecuted la tlm peatest and strougcut nmuuer,
Mining Tools, Plclts, liars, &.C.,
ms4o to order, of thu ery but materials. In,
thu mokt approved styles.
rartlculnr attenlbui ulen to c!
HOItSE-SIIOKIjNO, s
for which the price Is ruluci-d lo $: and 8
TiiKHi-n. 1'utm made aud lllUd eiu.cll)' m
order.
Ill stock of Iron and Steel I of tlrf t rpialltr,
aud all work dom- at bis hii wamuitmi.
ALK,NANJIKR MARTIN,
Jackwnvllle. March y. JSiU. wb:tf
MARBLE YARD I
TJIR subscriber bi elablfbid a VftrlP
Yard ou Cueiian' creek, llm-e miles wcet
of I'liiFiilJt, where he I prepared tu (ill orders
which may come to him fuf eefy description
of uorkin blsli)e,
MONUMKNTS. TOM US,
HEAD AND FOOT-HTONKS,
made, lettered uud n't.
MANTLKS, TAHI.K-TOI'ri. ami iv.-ry
variety orORNAMKNTALUOUSF,MAU,
DLKS on hand and tuihjtcl to orders,
-ClIARUK LOW,t
Letters addrvsl to tho f-ubscrlbcr, jl Jack,
souvillu". where I it'n lemporurlly epployt
Villi receive prompt alti-utioii
r JUS. II. RUSSKI.U
JacLHiovIlle. Nor. 2, 18CL iliWl!
Farm Ier Jlalo
OITIJATKl) ON IJKAR CHKE.K. pb.ut
l' yix miles from JuckwuviHi-, will lie "M
nt private sale. A'". A FARM TO LKT.
I'rtrilcnbirK.'un be had of Ihi-sulrrllit-r, al his
farm on D.ur Cni-k. 0. 1), J10X1K.
Oiju 'si. azx