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THE OREGON SENTINEL.
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oilier paper. This fuot should Offimneud lliu
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advertising.
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E. F. RUSSELL,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Office with D. F. Dowell. Eq., Third direct,
JaCKSOXVIHI.K. OltKOOS. 21)
k7B."MORFb"RD,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Jacksoxvhc.k, OllKOON,
WILL practice In tln several Courts of
the First Judiual DM rid. mid in the
Supreme Court. Octotier 'JO. 'f'2.
J. H. IlEKD. J. HA8T0.V.
REED & QASTON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Jahkoox viui.fi, QiiKaN.
J. TI. IIBED having determined to con
tinue the pniellci' of his profession, bus ii-mi-elated
Mr.'GAHtox wllh him in business, and
thoy will give prompt attention to any I gil
'business piitriiotod to their care, in any ol
the Courts of thisaTiid'clnl Dinlrlct.
Office in nine building formerly occupied
by Mr. Reed. Aimm 1 Will. U2.
ORANGE JACOBS
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
JaCKBOXvVIM.K, 0llK(!0X,
Will attend to bnrini'M in the Cnurlx f the
l-'irct Judicial DUtrlct, and in the Suf.-i'me
i iConrt. October 2li-Jtl
B. F. DOWELL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Jacksoxviiii.k, Oiikuox.
Will practice In nil tint Courts of tho Third
.JiiUldlul Dbiliiet. the Siitireme Court of Ore-
con, and in Yreka, Cnl. Wur Soriti prompt-
i 'y colb'ClHl. ct. im.
jxukh u. rviiK.
UlIKCH MAI.I.0KY.
PYLE & MA'LLORV,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
ltosKiiuiia, oudi.jrfi Counts, Ohm.
'Will uttend to any biifiucw confided to them,
in the several Courts 01' the Fiit Judicial
District of Oregon, and In the Supreme
Court. Octdber 18,
L. H. DEWVEY,
lVatchmnker utl Jveler,
Ktcps conntantly on hand n
flue assortment of Ci.ockh and
.JKWiiiJtT. which he otlerri for
tale at very low price, for
cash. RHl'AIUING-Ckidksi
Watchen and Jewelry repaired with prompt
Dees and warranted. Shop on Cfalifoi'nla
trcejt, two doors west of Lv6l L lliltfcfV
Jucksouvllb', July 20:
tllaii's Barber Shop.
Between dhadbury& Wade'nnd El Dorado
:5aloon, California street.
BHAVIKC. lialr-cul ting, Shampooing, Cuj--Jlng
and Hair Dyeing. ( n 'baud and for
sale, a geuuluo article of Fish's Uaiu Uka
tuiiativk. and Cristador'a's igtcrfjn'orAir Dye
PETER BRITTV
(Pliotoeraplilc Artist,
Js .prepared to .take .pictures in cvery-stylc
of the art, with all the late improvement.
If Pictures do not glvo'ediii-factidu; nb
.fbargefl'will'be made. Call1 at his new Giil
lery, on the hill, examine his pictures, audj
alt for your likeness. i
County Treasurer's Ofilae '
-AT-
BRADBURY & WADE'S.
E.S, MORGANVreararer.
Jacksuvllle, August 10." Jlcic
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DR. CH. DESCH,
Waldo, Joskciii.nk Countv, Oax.
Du. Dkhcii U prepared promptly to attend
to the curing of nil disciine iiccoixiin to
the treitineut of I'mf. F. V. Rasi-ail, with
out the nee of Mercury, Arceulc, or any
polniiious diugH. For the pant nine yeai
lie Iiuh been a practitioner of medicine at
Cix'hceut Cily.Hiid Ih in well Hallnlied that he
can Kivecpeidy relief to the afllicUd who
may call onjtiin. Ample arrai.gimciitfl for
Cold. Warm, Hot and Stumi Until.
DR. F. Q. HEARN,
SURGEON DENTIST,
Would r.peelfiilly iinuoiiiiir to I In: eit r.eiiH
f Jacksonville and vicinity Hint he cun I
found at IiIh olllee, next door to 1). LlilnV
Cabinet Ware lloom. where he in prepared
to operate in the various brunches ol hit
prolwlon.
Q. W. GREER,
PHYSICIAN AND SUIIQKON.
Uillcc at 1ho City lttu Htorc,
JArKSOXVtM.K. OllKOOX.
41
1 H. IANC1I,
Wholesale and Retail Dialer in
3Poxolsxx 3Dosxi.oflitlo
LIQUORS,
"Wine, Syrups & Cordials,
-AT TIIK-
EL DORADO SALOON,
Comrr of Cnlirornln unit Orrffnii Ml.
p-Allnrdi'rH promptly tilled. :rtf
JiUGAN & WALL,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
Oriclc Uultitlnfr, Cor. Front it Fatrcct.
CR1SSCKNT CITY, CAL.
WILT, attend to the Receiving nnd For
WHidliiK of nit Goods eiilriiHted to
their cure, with promptness ii ml dispatch.
Cousiuinenls solicited. Mcrcuuiiditfo re
ceivid on storage.
Credent City. April 19. ifi2. IS
N. D.-No goods delivered until Iho freight
and charges ure paid. I). & W.
REDUCTION OF PRICES
-IX-
Stoves & Tinware
G. 15. DORRI3
-AT 1118-
JEtoTC and TinwAro J5hojr,
Third Street, between the Expretu
Saloon and Powell's Law Office,
Jacksonville. Oregon,
Keeps cniistunily on liiind tho best pat
terns nf
COOKING 8TOVKS.
l'AKLOIt STOVT-X5,
SA'LOON STOVES,
A nl every 'kind of
Tin, Iran and Coppcrwarct
Hesiile n great variety of Guliuury art
icles lfo numerous to mention
Persons wishing anything in my lino nro
rerpi-ctfully iuvhed to call and examine the
quality und price of mv wares,
Kve-y kind of JOlt WORK done to order.
My own ware repaired without ehnrire.
GKORGK 11. DOIUUS.
Jacksonville. Nov. 9. 1801. 13
M. A. BRENTAKO
la daily in receipt of a lurgo
assort men t of
GrTOCrie & Provision,
LIQUORS, WINES,
, CORDIALS.
1 HARDWARE, GLASSWARE,
And all kinds of
JSKXXmWCIr TOOL.
Tlp'recommpnds IiIh lurge, new stock of
CIGARS & TOBACCO,
'' MATCHES.
STATIONERY,
CARDS,
Toy and 7ncy Ware.
And a great many oilier articles too nu-
merouR to mention, nil of which ho
will sell LOW FOR CASH,
Or in exchange, for
COUN'IRY PRODUCE.
. JnpjonvH)p. August 23. d 802.
NOTICE-I have authorised John S.
Drum, of this plucc,itouctuR my agent
during my absence, to 'transact business
for trio in my name. WILLIAM .BYBBB.
Jacksonville' July 1ft, il8li2. 30tf
NOTICE All those knowing ithemselves
indebted to me for a lontrtr period
'than ninety days, will please call And pay
up,oriucir accounts win do piacea in too
bauds of my attorney for collection,
i HERMAN BLOOM.
Jacksonville, July 'at.:, 1802. 27 -
SPECIAL NOTICES.
I. 0. 0, F. Jackhoxvim.k Lottos Ko.
10, holds Its regular moetlngR every SAT
Vlin A V AVUMAV, at their Hull (We'
Cully's Theater building), at 8 o'clock.
Brothers In good ntnndiug are cordially
invited to attend. E. F. Rudsixt,, N. G.
. .Wjixiam Ray. It. Sec'y.
Warren Lodge No-, 10, A., ft A. M.
JL HOLD their regular commttul
wrcatloun thu Wednesday F.veniugs on
Nor preceding the full moon, in jacic
bonvii.i.k, OKKOOX.
ii. Y. QUEER, W. M.
II. IIi.oom, Scc'y.
OREGON CIIAPTElt NO. 4
)
-OF-ROYAL
AUCII MASONS,
JACKSONVILLE. OKEGOA',
Will hold its regular communications on the
I'lrst Hnluitlay Eve. of Every Mouth.
All sojourning Companions in good
standing ure cordially Invited to uttend.
w.ir.s. JiYDK.li. r.
iTas.T. (Jt.KXM. Seo'y. lec8:17
Publisher's Notice. Subscribers who
wisli to pay for their subycriptions to (lie
Skxtixki. in wood, are requested to deliver
it as voou a possible; and those uho pre
fer lo piiv their subscriptions in Oats, llav.
Ilutter, Eggs, Fruit, or 'any oilier article
that can reiullly bu disposed of at market
rates, should do bo before the fall ruins
set in.
RYAN & HINDE have now for fale
a good stock of every variety of Merchan
dise, nnd will bo pleaded to tee their
friends, whether they wish to buy goods or
not. t
Call at their Drick Store, on California
friroct, opposlto the United Slates Hotel.
JucksoiivllIc.Sept. 27. 1862. :i7lf
Special Notice. All who know them
st'Ivcs indebted to tho undersigned, either
by note or account, will please cull immedi
ately and settle w-Uli E. F. Ritmkm, (of
Jacksonville, Oregon). Notary I'ulil.o. who
is fully uuthoriued to rucelvu'nud receipt
for me. Jly co dolnir.you will cooler a
favor und tave yourselves.fof.
G. W. GREER.
Jacksonville. Qg'n.. Eopt. 2ilh. 1K12.
HEIMSTREET'S
InimltaKle Hair Restorative.
IT IS NUT A DYE.
Out restores gray hair to its original color,
by supplying tho capillary 1abcs with nat
ural sustenance, impairid 'iy g r dis
ease. AW iiutitntancous ilytt are composed
of lunar 3ii'c, destroying thu vitality ami
beauty of die hair, and ad'orfi nf tlu;mselves
no dressing. Heiuistreet's bilmltuble col
oring not -only restores hair to its natural
color by ao -easy process, lut gives tho
hair a
Xft'ixaE.-ta.X'lciaa.t Bonuty,
promotes its growth, prevents its falling
off, eradicates the dandruff, and imparts
health and pleasantm ss to tho heud. It has
stood tho test ot time, being the original
hair-coloring, and is constantly increasing
in favor. Used by both geiillumen and la
dles. Jt is sola by all respectable dialers,
or can be procured by them of ft. S. Uaiixks.
1'roprictnr. New York.
Two sizes, noc. and $1. - ieow24y
Smith t Davih. of Portland. Acents.
TlIK MkIMCAI. ANIlSUIIOICAI. It.STITUTK of
Dr L. J. Czai'kay Is already secured in a
position which places It, as well as its pro
prietor, tar aoovo ino assauiiH oi envy aim
professional malice. In thu schools of
France, the liiuhcst prises arc often award
ed to practitioners in this department of
Medical science, and t'jey occupy with'
others an equally lofty position iu -the pro
fession. Rtcord is an illustrious example,
a shining light among tho philosophical
stars of.liis age in Europe and Dr. Cznpkay
(has fully equalled liitii ill this country, us a
rproot ol which.. tlioitrbHadelphla Lotieuo.or
vcuicinocompiimeim-iuiim with atlluioma
and the honorary W ewtdem degree, belect-,
ing this as his Held of qperation, although
qtutlilied as a gradimto of the University of
Pestli, and late Chief Surgeon of thu Hun
garian Revolutionary Army, for more ex
tended labors, Dr. iu. J. Czapkay has bent
his. earnest attention (to tho euro of chronic
diseases, In which 'bo has ibecome ro great
mi expert that ho 'is now regarded as the
leader in this branch of his profession
throughout thelUnlted States, and bis por
trait iaiid biography are published as mut
ter of interest loitbeir readers in tho most
exclusive journals. Tho Doctor's oOkies
are at'his Medical and Surcicul IiiBtitute.n
Sacramento st .corner of Leidesdortf,
nearly' onnosite tho bulldincrs of thu Pa-
ciflo Mall Steamship Company,
We ask tho particular attention of our
readers to the sworn certificates of .remarka
ble cures, iu auuiuur column of ttis.paper.
Orsaiilxatlott or tUe Union'
Party'.
Tiic memlirrs of both branches of the
Legislative AsseMbly, und other citizens of
the Stule, met in w Hull id tlie House of
Hepresenlatives nt Suleni, on SittttrUy
evuiing, October 11 lb. 18.G2, lor the iiur
pose of apnointipg h State Cviitral Cu
tnlltip, aiHl lo transact any other bnelmtM
nei-essafy In perfect such organization.
The meeting Wiiu.cullul Xo order by E.
L. Applegate.
On niol ion of Mr. Humnson, nf Wiibco
eounly, Mr. Itovey, ol lleiitou, wan called
to the ehuir. nnd Mr. Gillette, of (Clatsop,
wus elected Secretary.
Hy reqin-st of the clinir, Mr. Ilomason
stated the object of the meeting.
On motion of Mr. U'ussenuan. of Mult
nomah, n committee of three, consisting of
Messrs. WuHrtnuit, U'utpon, titid Kernn,
was uppoinled to invite Hon. U. E. Hard
ing to address the meeting.
Mr. Harding being introduced responded
as follows :
Gentlemen of he Jegisltilivf Ammblij,
d iVou Cilitens: I shall soon leave
(Did
you, lor a short time, to engage in the dis
charge of duties cud upon nit by election
lo the highest position that run be on
ferred by the Legislature of n State of the
Uii'kki ii position which I uei-ept with no
little distrust of my abilities lo tntet the
prove requirmietits ol a member of one ol
the most iiiigusl ns.tpiiiblies in thu world
The responsili. lilies of such position being
much increased by tho perils that Imve
been rapidly gathering round our O'overn
inent, tbriatening its overthrow, mid I Ik.'
subversioti of liberties which we have so
long einoyid.
Allot' mi1, nt thin time, before taking
that seat, lately occupied by onu who was
n master of elnquinoe. ssessed of great
learning truly great in he council nnd in
the field, who served you for a brief period
with u d-gree of energy und ildelity to hII
your inttvests, Ibut none could surpass,
who gave bis life for tdc cause of humanity,
who hud the power to enmmiind, while I
can only nsk. in whom Liberty lost one of
her noblest champions, Hie nation a mutes
mnii nnd warrior, und 'Oregon n strong
friend und faithful representative in tak
ing that sent allow mo to say that my first
i llorts shall be in giving Hie Governui'.-Nl
nil the support 1 can to preserve the Uuimi.
mid subdue l he darkest type of treason the
world bus ever witnessed, und. at thu name
time, to support thu Constitution.
This monstrous rebellion must bocrnshed,
or mankind's brigb'est hopes ure forever
blighted. We cannot, as it seemn to nie,
Iioh for nny considerable period of pence
or prosperity on this continent, with two
indeiendent nationalities within the present
limits of the United State.. Certainly
not. if they arc to be separated only by un
riuwginary line running east und west, with
the ureal valley or tho Mississippi under
the jurisdiction of one, and its outlet under
that of the other, und one recognizing
f roperly in liiinmu beings, ami the other
morullv -and reliiriouslv opposed to such re
cognition. Each would be constantly irri-
latiug, and hwtilc to, tho other. Let no
such cnudition of allalrs lie establislied on
tho soil nf America! Subdue this , most
wicked rebellion, patten up by the most
fiendish traitors, to eratify their unholy
ambition, not from ft.-ar that their domestic
institutions, rights .or liberties, would be
nssiiiled, nnr becauso tliuv ilmd surTered
wriKigB from the tiuverninent they seek to
destroy. Let our (tiag proudly und freely
wave over every foot of our widely ex
tended country, und transmit the .political
institutions under Avhich we have. prospered
eo well, to posierity unimpaired ! ,
To succeed in itbia, we must be unitoa',
deleriHineil, and cliuerlully sacrifice snine
thing of luxury, ami perhaps of comfort.
And wlio would not willingly do bo to
secure such results. We have ulreufy
yielded up our party organizations, und
omitted muking parly platforms and draw
ing party lines. We have lesrned that
we must be for the Government, or aguinst
it ; that there ia no middle ground, and
that those wfen have attempted to find it,
have very iowi been found 10 be in sympa
thy with treason, or base enough toijoin in
.collusion witlnthe enemies .of our. country.
rue great aid powerful political (parties
in dliia State; f two years ago, are disor
ganized, and the issues between tiiem have
been decided bygreat tventa, ver which
the parties themselves bad no -control. I
do not see how thoso issura eun be auoin
ratfed, or the .purtws ireorgoulzed. They
are past and gooc, and imay history do
them justice, 'fl'he great parties of the
country to-day arc, a Union party, and a
disunion party. To the first I gave my
support ; to it I belong ; to it I owe my
present high position, and it I will endeav
or to truly and faithful represent ; and I
hope to see that party united, orgunized,
and harmonious, tiiut it may be efficient in
its support of our Government which wc
believe to be better tbuu auy that cau suc
ceed it. When I arrive nt Washington, I
shall address myself to the business of my
constituents, in Congress nnd in the De
partments. And while there,1! hope to be
fully advised of their uecessitics uuii wislicf,
by letters.
Promising to serve, the State Uynlf j and
faithfully, tn the best' of my abilities, and.
with warm llanks to the members of the
Legislative Assembly for the lijgji honor
conferred on me. I close by thanking you
all for ynnr kindness nnd attention.
Mr. Mitchell, or Multnomah county,
moved the billowing resolution :
Refokeii. Tlmf a State Central Commit
tee1 he appointed to servo till the meeting,
of the next State Union Convention, and'
that sued committee he composed of otic
member from chel county in iliis State.
After discussion, thu resolution was
unanimously adoptnl.
On motion of Mr. Rerd, of Marion
enmity, the Members or tin legislative
Asseuib'y of each (County i)omiiiitcd the
oicmbcrc of the committee for thu several
counties, who were duly eluded by th
meetinir. ni follows:
Josephine countv N. Witt., of Kerby
villc; Jackson K V. Rnssel, ,of daeksop
ville; Douglas Geo. E. Driggs, of Rose
biirg; Curry 11. E. H'nke, of EHens
burg Coos T. i). Winchester, n,f Empirff
City ; Lane H..I. J' ngra.of EugejieCitys
Ileiilon A. G llovey.ol'CorvulliH; Ump
qua W. II. Wilttnn, of Yonealla,; Linn
tIiop. Monteitli ; ol Albany ; Marion Jno.
H. Moores, or Salem, Polk Isaac II.
Mutter, of Dallas,; Yauihill-Geo. JI.
Steward, of Iilayelte; Clackamas D. 1.
Thompson, ol Oregon City; Multnomah
TIioh. II. Peurue, of Poitliind; Vus30
Wm. liOgan. of Dulles ; Umatilla R. C.
'Hiibs, of 'Independence ; Hiker J. M.
Kirkpatriek, of Auburn ; Washington
T. R. Cornelius, of llillsboro; Colunibia
John Wutts, of St. Ileleiul; Clatsop
Jus. Taylor, of ABtqriu ; Tillamook C.
11. DaviiNon, of Tillamook.
Mr. Hurding moved I be -following reso
lution: lUtdueiJ. That each member of tho Con-
trul Conimiticj residing in counties where
there is no Union organ. zition, be request
ed to act ns county eommittiHiuun, to call
precinct meetings and county conventions
until the meeting of u Union County '
-Convention.
On motion of M.r. Applegnte. proceeded
to elect u chuirman of the -Central Con
.mil tee, which resulted in the choice of
John II. Moorcs, of Marion county.
Mr. Applegate offered the folllowing res
olution, which was adopted.
Resolved, That we, as incrr.br'ra of the'
;Uiiion orgariization, re-endorse the resolu
.tions adopted hy the Union Convention
JieM at Eugtiie.Cily, April ,7th, 1862.
Mr. Wtissermap ffcreil tlio followins;'
rnolutien, which .was .unanimously adopt
eil:: Resolved, That we itndorso the fctlmlnis-'
itrntion of President "Lincoln in H.' cBbrts
to, crush out the rebellion, nndlhat we
have full confidence in its itbilityMo cou-
duel the war to u succeasfnl issipvt
Messrs. E. L. Appligute. A. (?: Gibbs,
R. -P. iRoiso and Jf. J(. McHride, bciog
ful.'ed, addressed tlie.nt',eting.
On motion of Mr. Haines, of Jucksorf
county, i the Union papers of ih'e State
were requested to puhlLdi thu proceedings
of this meeting. On motion, adjourned.
A. G.HOVEY.jCh'o.
P. W. G11.1.KTTK. Sec'y.
I'm. tku. Pa wIikn dip, colics TTomr.
A friend of ours, who had taken pride' for
6cverul years in cultivating u lull crop of
hair on his luce, was tilled uwiiy from'
libme on business some time since. 'While
absent, an inexperieuevd barber spoiled bis'
.whiskers in trimming thepi, which so cha-urini-d
him that ho directed the burber to '
iiuiku a clean job or it by shaving wbis-
ikaM n ml rki.iit dnhlk ItFtlll kfl tl'li.i hn akika
nv3 HMiuoimiw muii, yfi. i lie uurwr
obeyed and our friendJa fuce was aa'sdiooth
and us delicate. as when in.his teem?. H
returned home in the uiglit. Next -morning
his little girl did not rccognize.him oa
waking1 up. Looking .over her mother.
and feeing as she supposed a stranger in
the oeii, sne remarjcen in tier cniimsii aim
nlicity, " Mistir, you get out of here1: TH
tell my Pa vhtn he tomes iom.' JPiff
Intrg Pott.
' ' 1 - -
An exchange truthfully remarks : "Here
is an illuatrution of wbu't can bedonaurider
e laws of.'ueutrality, according to ttieMr'
lerprctulion which her British Majesty's
Secretary af Foreign Affairs, Eirl Russell,
ban been pleased to put upon1 that elastic
code. It has for monlli been notorious that
this vessel iwas being fitted un and 'also
urmed fof the rebel service. Every 'skip
per in tlta Mersey knew it, and her Majes
ty's Ministers knew it.
EavPT produced last year 200,000 bales,
of cotton, ahd Algeria bas begao tbo'cuV
turc of the Earns staple.
m ftHWIMlltf i'itt
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Ai