Oregon sentinel., December 10, 1862, Image 2

Sitofckir 'Sentinel:
O. JA.C0118), KUJpr.
" to tub efkicauv and rkumankncf ok your
Union, a Govihinmkxt for tub wiioi.k ih
lNntsi'iiss vw.k." Washington.
JACICSONVIfiliK, OKEUON.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 10, 18G2,
The President's Message,
Wc givo to our renders, in tills issue,
this document entire. It is probably the
most important Message ever sent to Con
gross, since our patriot forefnthcrs ostntilish
cd tins Government on constitutional foun
dations. Our national convulsions lend to
it, beyond its ordinary importance, an in
tense additional interest. It is big with
the future destiny or tliis nation. lis style
is homely, terse and direct. If it is desti
tute or rhetorical ornaments, it has the com
pensating virtues or plainness and logical
force. Wc havo failed to find in it that
mysticism nnd ambiguity so manifest to
some of our cotemporaries. The Message
has been criticised more for its omissions
than for anything it contains. It is true
that thu President takes some things for
granted ; nnd among these arc, first, that
this war is to be vigorously prosecuted ;
and, second, that this rebellion is to 1m
crushed out by tnililury power. But while
this work is progressing nnd approaching
its consummation, llio President seeks to set
in operation means which will effectually
remove the cause, nnd prevent in nil future
time the recurrence of any more bloody
attempts nt national murder. The rebel
lion is but an effect, springing from an ad
equate cause. That came is slavery. Not
that the object of tho war is to overthrow
slavery, but that tho snlety of tho Union,
and the preservation of the national author
ity requires that the fruitful source of sedi
tion and rebellion should be removed. So
long as the infecting cause exists, wc may
expect national eruptions. The millions
that havo been spent, and the tens of thou
sanda of noble, and patriotic lives that
have been sacrificed, will ull huvo been lost,
if the effect is only repressed, and the cause
left operative nnd malignant as ever.
While we recognize tho fact that this re
bellion is only to bo crushed out by vigor
ous and terrible war, wo would look be
yond the sinoko and carnage of tho pres
ent, and provide some adequate guarantees
for tho tranquility of the future. Wo like
the plan of compensated emancipation pro
posed by the President. He commends it
to our judgment by reasons unanswerable,
and conclusive. The President triumph
antly answers tho pntronizing argument,
big with the assumption of superiority,
and which generally developed itself in the
following egotistical strnin : " As for my
$e!f, I do not fear the consequences of
emancipation, but tho poor, white, laboring
trash, away down below me, what will
they do ?'' It is needless to remark that
there never has been found a white man
who made the argument personal to himself.
There aro about four millions negroes in
the United States. Tho President hints
in a solueing mnnncr, that there will not
be over eight millions, if they nro emanci
pated. Ho is of opinion that they will not
do much more work after they are eman
cipated than they do now ; hence, their
gradual emancipation will not be apt to
affect white laborers much.
Tub Messaok. The copy given by us
is taken from the Bulletin. In many sen
tences, however, we have copied from the
Union. We have carefully compared the
copies, published in the Alia, Bulletin and
Union, nnd find that so far as the language
and construction of the sentences aro con
cerned, the difference is material and important,-
Let u& illustrate. In the very
last part of the Message is tho following,
according to the Union-: " In giving free
don to the slave, we insure Justice to the
free, honorable alike ii what we' give and
what ,w?i preserve.?' Ike Bulletin bar.it
j i
ffl'llli Mn lai' "
Ihfis'rVholmrtwweraTrJJbCTHhg
responsibility ; in giving freedom to the
slave we:instire freedom to the free aYidhob'
ortble nliko'i.MicMd'i isr'tbesame nsi
the Bulletin's. Inthor comparison (of the
copies such differences are constantly oc
curring. Under these, circumstances,1 the
talk about " tangled and torturous senten
ces" is a little out of place. The copy
sent us by the gentlemanly telegraph ope
rator, at Yreka, was not more incorrect
than the copies published in many of the
California papers.
ADMONITORY.
GENERAL ORDERS. No. ICC.
"WAR DkI'AHTMKNT,
" Adjutant Gkskrai.'b Offick,
-Washington, Oct. 23, 1802."
"It nppcarlng that largo quantities of
" trovcrnment property liavo neon un'nw.
"fully disposed of by non-commisslonrd
" ofllccro and soldiers, in vlolnllon of law
"and of llio Army rules nnd regulations, it
" l therefore- orden-d : That nil United
"State offlcer "commanding poets shall
" scIbi! nil military clothing, blankets, shoes,
" arm", equipments, nnd other suck' supplies
" which have leen Iwucd by tlr''Govern
" merit to solders, and Inst or dlepoed of
"In them. Anil it snail bo incumbent on
" any person, not n soldier, who may have
" any such property In his pncsMon, to
" prove Hint ho has lawfully ncqulrcdupns
" fojsIoii thereof."
"Commanding officers of companies nro
" rcmludt d that It is their duly not only to
" cause soldiers who nro guilty of violating
" the law forbidding tho sale, destruction.
or negligent los of clothing, arms, and
" public property, to bo charged on tho
Mnler Rolls with all the articles Improp-
erly lost or disposed of, but alo to en-
" force such other punishment as the nature
or llicir offence mnv iicmnnil.
" By order of thu Sorrelnrv of War :"
"L. THOMAS,
" Adjutant General."
Tho foregoing Order Is published for tho
benefit of whom it may concern. Itn re
quirements nro peremptory nnd will ho
strictly enforced by the military at thin
pout, nnd it Is thus made public so that
thoo persons who havo clothing, or other
public property, obtained In tho unlawful
manner specified, may voluntarily return
the same and avoid procciition.
Tho law referred to is An Act of Con
press, approved January 1 1 tit. 1812. Sec.
17, nnd Hint portion which is npplicablu
here reads as follows :
' That every person not subject to the
" rules and articles of war" who
" shall purchnc from any soldier, his arm.
" uniform doming, or any part tiiercor
" shall upon legal conviction, bo fined nt
"tint discretion or nny court having cog'
" niznnce of tho Fame, in nny mm not ex
'' ceeding three hundred dollars, nnd bo im-
"prisoned any term not exceeding one
" year."
C. S. DREW,
Muj. 1ft Car. 0. V.,
Com'tr Post.
Camp Baker, Oregon. December 8th. 18C2.
NOTICE.-All proper accounts for sub
sistence supplies, contracted by Lieut.
Jeso Roblnon. 1st Cav. 0. V.. A.C. 8.,
during the period from November 1,1801,
to March 31, 1802, will bo paid, if made in
proper form, on presentation to tho Com
missary of Subsistence at Fort Vancouver,
W.T.
By request of Captain Jno. Kellogg, Com
mbtary of Sulwlstwice, Sun Francisco, Cal.
D. O. UNDERWOOD,
Lieut, and A. A. (1. S.
Camp Buker, Oregon.
Dec. 8, 18G2. ewo
B. P. DOWELL, Attorney at Law,
Jaeksonvlllp. Oregon, and L. F. GRO
VER. Portland, Oregon, will attend to the
collection of any of the above claims.
O. JACOBS, Attorney at Law, nt Jack
sonville, Oregon, bus nn agent at Portland,
and will promptly attend to the collection
of nny of such claims as may be commit
ted to him.
NOTICE. In the matter of the estate
of John Fortune, deceased. In Coun
ty Court of Dnnglus county, State of Ore
gon, December Term 18C2.
Alnheus Ireland, administrator of the
estate of John Fortune, deceased, late of
Douglas county, bavin? presented his peti
tion at the Decemher Term of said Court,
asking a lieense to sell tho real estate, for
the purpose of paying the outstanding
debts, and the expenses of administration :
It is therefore ordered by tho Court that
notice thereof be given to the next of kin;
arid nil persons interested in said estate to
be and nppenr in court nn Monday, the
Stli .day of Jununry, A. D. 1863, nt the
court-room thereof, in the town of Rose
burg, then nnd there to show cause why an
order should not be granted for the saio of
such estate ; nnd thnt this notice be pub
lished in " The Oregon SKimim.," Jack
sonville, for four weeks successively.
W. R. WILLIS, County Judsre.
Decemher 10. 1862. ewd
ELDORADO SALOON,
P. H. LYNCH, Prop'r. ' '
Corner California and Oregon Streets.
The Proprietor has just received from San
Francisco a choice assortment of fine
Wine, Liquor, Cigar,
".iKrCi, ." " -ETC. '
Drop. In a&d teat then. ' ' Djc. 10.
foAbscntrDcfteiMaihsr
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N tho Circuit Court of the Stnto of Ore
con. for the county of Jackson. u ..
Jamks R. Pooms V. John :Bjuiiam & AR
THUR LaNUKI.T.. t ) , Ol 'I -'I V.
Action nt law to recover money.
It appearing, tovtjio satisfaction of tho
Gourt by nflidavit filed in this cause, that
tho dclendnnt, Arthur Lnngell, isn non-res!-dnt
of this Stnto ; that the plaintiff has a
cause of action against the defendant aris
ing on n contract ; that the defendant has
piopui-ty in this State, and that the Court
lia jurisdiction of the subject of the action :
Therefore, in (lip name of the people of the
Slate of Oregon, you, the snirt Arthur ban
gell, nro required to appear in tho said
Court, on the Second Monday In February,
A. I). I8I1U, and answer the complaint filed
against you by tho plaintiff, or' tho same
will bo taken for confessed and tho prayer
thereot granted by the Court.
Witness tho lion. P. P. Prim. Judge of
snld Court. WM. HOFFMAN, Clerk,
Dated at Jacksonville, tho 2.1 th day of
Oct.. A. D. 1802. oo29wJ3::im
TN the Circuit Court of thu Stato
of Ore
ll
con. for the Cotintv of Jaclc-on
J. A. ItiuiNNKii & lino. vs. John Uioham &
ARTHUR fiANUKl.t..
Action at law to recover money.
It appearing to thu satisfaction of the
Court. Iiv nllldavit filed in this cause, that
the defendant, Arthur Lnngell. is n non-res
ident olthh Statu; tlmttliu planum nave
a causo of action against thu dclendnnt
arising on n contract ; that the defendant
hns properly in this State, and that the
Court hns jurisdiction of thu subject of tho
action : Therefore, in the nnmu of the peo
ple of thu Stato of Oregon, you, thu tnld
Arlhur Lnngell, are required to appear in
tho snld Court, on the second Monday in Feb
ruary, A. D. 18(111. and answer the com
plaint filed against you by tho plaintiff-', or
thu samu will be taken for confessed and
the prayer thereof granted by the Court.
Witness tho Hon. P. P. I'rim. Judge of
said Court. WM. HOFFMAN, Clerk.
Dated nt Jacksonville, the 25th day of
Oct., A. I). 1802. 4tt-:in
IN thu Circuit Court of the Slutu of Ore
gon, for tho county of Jackson,
W. S. Mi.siKii vs. John C. Davkm'OKT and
0. Jaooiis.
Action at law to recover money.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court, by nllldavit filed in this cause, that
thu defendant. John C. Davenport, Is u non
resident of this Statu; that tho plaintiff
has a cause of action against the deluinlnnt
arising on n contract; that tho defendant
has property In this State, nnd that thu
Court has Jurisdiction of thu subject of the
action : Therefore, In tho namu of thu peo
plu of thu Statu of Oregon, you, thu mid
John C. Davenport, are required to appear
In the said Court, on tho second Monday In
February. A. 1). 1H(!3, and answer thu com
plaint filed ngninst you by thu plaintiff, or
thu same, will bu taken for confessed and thu
prnver thereof granted by thu Court.
Witness tho lion. P. P. Trim. Judgo of
said Court. WM. HOFFMAN, Clerk.
Dated nt Jacksonville, tho 2&th day of
Oct., A. D. 1802. 48-am
IN the Uii cult Court of thu Stato of Ore
gon, for thu county of Jnckson.
W. S. Mini Kite. John G. Davk.stout.
Action at law to recover money.
It appearing to the satisfaction of tho
Court, by affidavit filed in this cause, that
thu defendant, John C. Davenport is n non
resident of this Stato ; that thu plaintiff hns
u cause of action against the defendant aris
ing on n contract; that the defendant has
properly in this State, and thai thu Court hns
Jurisdiction of thu subject of tho notion :
Therefore, in thu namu of thu people of the
Statu of Oregon, you, tho said John C.
Davenport, aru required to appear in tho
said Court, on tho second Monday In Febru
ary, A. D. 1803, and answer thu complaint
filed against you by tho plaintiff, or tho
same will bu taken for confessed and thu
prayer thereof granted by tho Court.
Withers tho Hon. P. I'. Prim, Judge of
said Court. WM. HOFFMAN, Clerk.
Dated at Jacksonville, tho 25th day of
Oct., A. D. 2802. 433m
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N thuCiicuit Court of thu Stutu of Ore
gon, for thu county of Jnckson.
Richaiiii IliinwN and Wim.iam Drown vs.
John Hicham & Annum Lanukix.
Action nt law to enforcu a mechanics lien.
It appearing to tho sntistactlon of thu
Court, by nllldavit fib d in this cause, that
llio (leluiHiaut, Aiiiiur ijniigcu.is a non-resi
dent of thu Statu ; that thu plalntilhi havo
n causo of action ncnluKt tho defendant
arising on n contract ; thnt tho defendant
hns property in this State, nnd that thu
Court has jurisdiction of thu subject of thu
action : Therefore, in tho namu of tho peo
plu of thu Statu of Oregon, you, tho bald
Arthur Langell, nro required to appear in
thu said Court, on tho scewnd Monday In Feb
ruary, A, D. 1803, and answer the com
plaint filed ngalnbt you by the plaintiffs, or
lha snmu will bu taken for confessed nnd
thu pruyer thereof grnnted by tho Court.
Witness the Hon. P. P. Prim, Judgo of
said Court. WM. HOFFMAN. Clerk.
Dated at Jacksonville, thu 25th day of
Oct., A. D. 1802. 43-3111
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N the Circuit Court of tho State of Ore
gon, for tho county of Jackson,
John Miixer vs. Geo. H. O. Taylor
and G. D. Taylor.
Action nt law to recover money.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court, by nllldavit filed in this cause, that
tho defendant, Geo. H. V. Taylor, IB a non
resident of this Stato ; that the plaintiff has
cause of action against the defendant aris
ing on a contract ; that the defendant has
property in this State, and that the Court
has jurisdiction of tho subject of the no
tion : Therefore, in tho name of the people
of the State of Oregon, you the said Geo. H.
O. Taylor are required to appear In itho said
Court, on the second Monday in February,
against you by the plaintiff fit the swae. will I
a. u. iouu, mm nuincr mv vuuiuiiit uii'U
TbT"rh6rc7mfseil an&nhT pFo'ycr
thereof be granted by tho Court.
Witness tho Hon.iP. P Prim, Jndgp of
said Court. , W,Mi HOFFMAN, Clerks
Dated.'nt JacksdirvlHct thu 25th day. of
Ont. A. D.ilHfl2i i . i I i 43-um
IN the Circuit Court of tlio Statu ol ure-
gOn, for thu county of' Juckson. U
'John Andkiison vs. E. Pinkiiam and
Jos. Pinkiiam.
Action at law to recover money.
It nppcarlng to tho satisfaction of the
Court, by affidavit filed In this causo, that
tho defendant, E. Pinkiiam, Is n non-rcsldunt
of this State : that the plninllff has a cauc
of action against tho defendant arising on
a contract; that thu ueienoani nns pro
perty In this State, and that tho Court, has
jurisdiction or tho subject of tho action :
Therefore, in the nnmu of tho people of the
Stnto of Oregon, you, thu said E. Pinkiiam,
aru required to appear in the snld Court, on
Hie second Monday in Febiuary, A. 1). 1803,
and answer ths complaint tiled ngninst you
by the plaintiff, or thu same will bo taken
for confessed and the prayer thereof granted
by thu Court.
Witness tho Hon. P. P. Prim. Judge or
snld Court. WM. HOFFMAN. Clerk.
Dated nt Jacksonville, thu 25th day of
Oct.. A. T). 18(i2.
t3-3m
TN thu County Court in
and for' J asc
JL phi
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itic County, Stato of Oregon'. 'Jr
Wn.t.rAM RnniNsoN vs. Joiix Thomas
and Nouman Patkuson.
Action at Lnw to recover money.
It appearing to tho satisfaction of the
Court, by affidavit filed In this cause, that
defendants, John Thomas and Norman Pat
erson, aru non-residents of this Statu :
thai thu plaintiff has n cause of action
against thu defendants upon n promissory
note in the sum of I $287 15 Two hundred
aim eighty-seven dollars and III teen cents ;
that the defendants havo property in this
Stntu ; that thu Churl has jurisdiction of
the suliject of tho action : Therefore, In tho
nnmu of the people of the Stato of Oregon,
you, John Thomas and Norman Pntersou,
aro required to nppear in said (Aiurt, on
first Monday in April, A. D. 18C3, and
answer thu complaint filed ngnlust you by
the plaintiff, or the snmu will bu taken for
confessed nnd the prayer thereof will be
granted by thu Ctiurt.
liy order or the Cbnrt.
GUSTAF W1LSOX. Clerk.
0. F. MoOaktv. Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
Kerbvvllle. Nov. "III. 18li2. nnvl2m3
SHERIFF'S SALE.-By viiluo of u
decree in Chancery to foreclose n mort
gage, mndo at thu October term. A. D. 1802.
or thu Circuit Court of thu Stntu or Ore
gon, for thu county or Jnckson ; in favor
or Mrs. Tempernncu Fowler, Love it Ililger
nnd F. G. Farrls. and against Hess A Stone,
for the aggregate sum ol'Suventeen hundred
and five and scvcuty-fnnr one hundredths
dollars with Interest nnd costs: I will pro
ceed to sell for cash to tho highest bidder, on
Saturday, the 'i'th ihyitf Dectmlitr, A. D. 1802,
thu following described lot of ground, ly
ing nnd being in tho town of Jacksonville,
Jnckson county, Oregon ; snld lot fronts
fifty feet on Third Street, and runs one
hundred feet back on I), Street ; thnt tho
south line is parallel and fifty feet south ol
D. Street : nnd, nlso, nil of that tractor laud
situated near tho town or Jacksonville,
county nnd Stnto aforesaid, being thu east
fractional half of the southeast quarter of
Suction No. 32, in Township in, south range
2 west of thu Willamette Meridian, con
taining 59 08-100 acres, including thu brick
yard, etc.. together with all and singular
tho tenements, hereditiments mid appurten
ances thereunto belonging. Salu on the
premises between thu hours of 10 o'clock
a. u. and 4 o'clock r. m. of said day.
W. II. S. HYDE, Sheriff.
Nov. 26, 1862. ewfild
EYAN & HINDE have now for sale
a good stock or every variety of Merchan
dise, and will bo pleased to seo their
friends, whether they wish to buy goods or
not.
Call at their Brick Store, on California
street, opposite tho United States Hotel.
Jacksonville, Sept. 27, 1802. 37tf
Special Notice. AH who know them
selves indebted to tho undersigned, either
by note or account, will plcaso cull Immedi
ately and scttlo with K. F. Rushku, (or
JncKsouvHIc, Oregon), Notary rolilic, who
Ih fully authorized to receive and receipt
for me. Dy bo doing, you will confer a
favor and bavu yourselves cost.
G. W. GREER.
Jacksonville. Og'n.. Sept. 25th. 1852.
Butter! Butter!!
JUST received 1,500 pounds or Okanuk
County IIuttkh, or recent importation
via tho IsthmiiH. It is an extra article, pen
ftclly sued, and well packed, in packugcti or
100 pounds; which will keep any where,
and is superior to tho greater portion of
so-called fresh butter.
E. C. SFSSIONS.
With Bradbury & Wado.
Jacksonville. Nov. 5th, 1802.
BIBLES AND T1.TA.MENTS.--A
supply, in various styles, on hand, and
for sale at costs and charges, at tho deposi
tory of the Jnckson County Biblo Society.
WM. HOFFMAN, Depositary.
BOOKS.-A1I the Standard Works for
.sale at the VARIETY STORE.
As a man lives, so shall he die.
NOTICE I havo authorized John S.
Drum, of this place, to act as my agent
during my absence, to transaot business
for mo in my name. WILLIAM BYBEE.
Jacksonville July 15, 1802. 30tf
(BLOCKS Different styles, good time
J pieces, to be had at the ' .
.October 24. .VARIETY STORE.
JACKSONVILLE,
A I ' r-
WJioloalo cJb X?.otill
? ri t :
-PEALKIW IN-
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHI3STG,
BOOTS &, SHOES,
J?A2fCY GOODS,
XIATS .A.ssrx3 OAFS,
GROCERIES,
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS,
Tobacco & Segars,
PRODUCE,
HARDWARE.
ULASSWA RE.
QUEENSWARE.
WOODEN WARE,
MINERS' TOOLS, ,
AH or which will be sold at low prices,
for CASH, or desirable PRODUCE.
ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF
SUMMER GOODS
AT REDUCED RATES,
To make room for FALL STOCKS.
'ITTTTTTT
A Choice Selection of tho
r Ever offered in this market, embracing"
varieties of
Black) Grceu k. Japanese,
: In bulk, papers nnd caddies, at :
'. prices to suit the most particular. :
TTTTTT
JUST RECEIVED,
A FRESH INVOICE OF
PICKS, PANS,
SHOVELS, RUDDER ROOTS.
BLASTING POWDER AND FUSE
HAY und MANURE FORKS.
Agricultural Tool
Tor MaIo tt Ooavt a
20 Steel-point PLOWS, complete,
of various sizes ;
1C cast Plow-points;
2 sctu extra steel Mould-Hoards,
Points and Laud Sides.
2 patent St raw-Cutlers ;
6 largo Iron Kettles, Tor farm use.
The above will be exchanged for flour at
tho market price.
BRADHURY & WADK.
Jacksonville, Oct. 23, 18C2. .'Mtf
PIICENIX HOUSE.
BRADBURY & WADE.
THE CITIZENS OF
P1KEMX AM) VICUNtY
Will find It to their advantage to
purchase of us, us we shall keep
on band u good supply of
FANpY AND STAPLE
MERCHANDISE!!
FOR 8AI.K AT
JACKSONVILLE PRICES.
'I ' I 1 V ' I "
Wo will take all descriptions of Produo
that can bo disposed of' without a loss. ' -...,
BRADBURY- & W'ADM.
Phccnlx, Oct..3Qtu. I ' 5 i-
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