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Newspaper Page TexttjU-H jfttmfr-tottjdg Sentinel. MAX MULLER, . RaCB HkTIVEK.V PdMPKY AND 'I'll K JoUK- nai. ok CoMMimoK. There Is broud humbr ns well as lulling logic in Henry Ward Becchcr's treatment of tlic negmphobia ol tlio Now York Journal of Commerce. lie i uys : The Journal of Commerce is disquieted beyond measure nt the prtispcct of ncgo rquality. No sentence can well be eon- '.Minuted in which the term Alrlc.m or no gio is introduced, which does not, to its ifcar, in some op-n or mysterious way scout to signify equality. Are slaves of rebels to bo enunoipatod? It is an attempt to . ni:il:c hlnvcs equal to white men 1 Aieour generals inclined to receive self-cmuncipn-ted slaves, and to get important informa tion fiom them? Another step toward negro equality ! Hut fear has become tcr ror, now that Congress has clothed the f Government with authority to employ the African population in all our armies. Its leader of Monday has as many reasons against this common-senso procedure as 'there arc caterpillars on a neglected spring .npplu-lroc. '" Now, for our part, wo have not the least leur that wo shall be put down by a , negro. At uny lute, we intend to make such good use of our opportunities, that, if u negro overtakes us tn u race, it snail bo Jty such splendid running as shall justify hi ptcccdencc. Hut every man must he ,left to judge for himself. If the Journal of Commerce own, uiou a careful estimate of their capabilities, are sutislied that they cannot hold their own in 11 fair race with i "the negro, wo do not blamo them for dreading a defeat ; but is it wise to let ull . tlio world know it? ' Hut. really, '? thero any real danger? We think not. The gentlemen of the Journal have inherited a very poor stock in politics, undoubtedly. Hut otherwise t they are estimable nud skillful. They lure many advantages over the African, which, by a judicious husbamlinir, will keen , theiu creditably aliead. They are in the 1ii Ht place while, and in an honest way, too. Home negroes arc white Hut they come by it improperly. They are obliged to say, with the chief captain, ' with it meal sum-obtained I this w'nltncu;" while our friends with Puul can say, "Hut I was tfA'iV born." Then, too, they have had n good educa tion r they have an honorable profession an unquestioned position in society. They liuve many prejudices in their favor, many ciHtoms and some laws. Indeed, with any tilling like diligence in thu uo of mcaiw, we think the editors of the Journal of Com merce will come out ahead of thu negrois. Hut, should the dire fear be prophetic, who 14 at (unit, anil what can we do to help thi'ii:-? Holh our disposition ami public prolcsiou oblige m to aid I lie weaker side in all- great strife for preeminence. I J itlt crto uc have been considerate for tho Af ii.t:i. A child of heulhniii-un; under the yoke, of bondage ; uncouth in personal ap weuriinco ; excluded from civil law, and pent up within u slave code, which, by thu frank nxpriBsion of its juridical ox .pounders, seeks only thu master's interest; shut out from nil ordinary industrial pur iiuits when set free, by u prejudice, as im penetrable as n buck-thorn hedge ; the butt of ridicule; and shut down by Haughty public sentiment to the condition of mi inferior race we have hitherto sup-pHcd-thut benevolence should havesympu thy with thu negro us tho most helpless, iiglcctcd, ur.d abused of thu human fam ily. Rut it Fcems wo arc mistaken. They nre mighty men. They threaten to out run white folks, or at least to rise up to an equality with them. Day after day there is u dreadful halluneiution, full of specters ; not of rat hcrclrittj there I rats every where! not, us some other instances, ppi de'is, and worms, and bullous (aces peering out litre and glaring forth there ! It is the negro that haunts the tklirmn tiemeni of patriotism- in our neighbor's case. They wake up. of nights shrieking negroc, ne groes I Tlicy nre seized ut mid-day, and alarm the neighbors with their outcries of negroes, negroes ! Wherever they en, tlieyiiie liable to these sad Ills. It is nroh- ublu they see negroes in trees, and stones, and running brooks. The earth and air are full of negroes, and all this ubiquitous nibe seems rushing after tho editors of the Journal of Commerce I In the Apocalypse, among Hip Eccr's vis ions was one of "a pale liorie: and his name that fiat on him was Death, and Hell followed with him." If the editors of tho Journal of Commerce were to write a com mentary, they would, no doubt, prove that this vision meant the uprising of the negro ini'e, riding down while folks, "and hell ,ollowiug." Hut wi hnve not pot this raco on foot, o we do not see how wo can Mop it. It s the Journal of Commerce folks that nre lclci mined to run n nice with the African. .We can only be spectators and S'c fair play between them. A fair Held, then (trip and at it, gentlemen all. Let the "thing be 6c tiled. Wo shall tuke neither fide; not with tln?c who cry On it Jour nul," nor with those who i-hnut, " Oo it ne grn." We stand calmly impartial, dctcn inii(d to put the wreath upon the head of the victor, whether it fulls on silk or wool. euccKsson to J. A. BUUNNElt & 1IIIOTIIER Tho undersigned, having purchased from J. A. Druiiuir it Urother their entire Stock of Merchandise, Now offers the same for sale at Greatly Reduced Prices, lEOir Oasii. The Mock consists of Dry & Fancy Goods BOOTS AND SHOES, GROCERIES, And. in fact, a varied assortment of article- pertaining to the General Merchandise business. Reduction in Prices ! Blacksmithijyg ! ! ! rPIIE undersigned announces to procnt I patrons and the public that he has j reduced the price lor all kinds of Jr work in his line, to conform to the r times. Ills shoo is in the building on Oil- if ornia street, directly tdxl of Oliguric -V fJrum'a yj, where ho is prepared to do every va riety of work in his line with dispatch, lu the bust manner. Plough-Iron made and repaired. Wagon, Carriage and Stage Wink Kvecutcd in the iiuntot and strongest manner. Mining Toot. Picks, liars, elc. made to order, of the vevy hist materials. In the most approved styles. Particular attention given to ci iioitsi:-siioi:iis(i, J for which the price Is reduced to $5i and $l Tin: Hi:rr. Platk.s made mid titled ex act ly to order. His stock of Iron and Strd is of first qual ity, niiu all worK done, WAnu.NTi:ii. A L10X A N 1) M II M AltTI N. Jacksonville. Oct. 20. 1H(!2. .tt:tf To Absent Defendants. TN the Circuit Court of the Slate of Ore iron, for the county of Jackson. Jamks It. Pooi.k vs. John Dkiiiam Si Ait TIlL'tt L.WIfKl.f.. Action at law to recover money. It appearing to thu sntisfnctlon of the Court by allldavit filed in this caue. that the defendant, Arthur Lnngell, Is a non-resident of this State i tliat the uliilntillhiis a cause nt action ngaliit the iincminiit aris ing on a conlract ', that the defendant has properly m this state, nud that the uourl fiujtlilsdiction of the subject of the action : Then I'm c, lu Ihu name of the people of the Slate of Oregon, you, the said Arthur Luii goll, are required to appear in the said Court, on the Second Monday In February, A.I). lSiiil. and answer the complaint hied agaliixt joti by (lie plainlilf. or the Mime will be taken for confessed and the prayer thereof granted by the Court. Witness thu Hon. P. P. Prim. Judjre of said Court. WM. HOFFMAN, Clerk, Dated at Jacksonville, the 2.MI1 day of Oct.. A. I). 18U2. oc2i)w.:t::tin 1 LADIES niul GENTLEMEN plcnso to give mo a cull, and examine the Gnoils and learn the Prices, before you muito your purchases. Do not Torget tho place tho llitek Store heretofore occupicu by IJrunner ,t Hid. MAX MULLKH. JaekFOiivllle. July 111. IH(!2. 27 WI2 have this day sold our stock of mer chandise to Mr. Max Moi.i.cii. From our friends and patrons we would 1-ollclt for Mr. MiiM.mi a couHnunno of their lib eral patronsiKo. J. A. HKUXXKIt t IJItO. .lae.kHoiivlb'. July 12th. Ifili2. 27 NEW STORE AT JumpOiT-Jo, Josephine Coi A. FISHER & BRO. WOULD respectfully Inform the citizens Jo.'cjihlne ami iiilioliiiiigcnuuliesthat they have just established n lirimcll Store on Jump ol)-Jo, consisting of it general as sortment of MINERS, FARMERS, ASTD LADIES' t REDUCTION OF Ntim -IN- Stoves & Tinware G. 15. DOKJOS ' -AT IIIS- Stovo and Tinwaro Shop, Third Street, between tho Express Saloon and Dowell's Law Office, Jacksonville. Oregon, Keeps constantly on liund tho best pat terns of COOKING STOVKS, 1'AllLOIt STOVKS, SALOON STOVKS, And every kind of Tin, Iron and Coppcnrarc, Uesidcs a groat variety of Culinary art icles too numerous to mention Perf-oni wishing nnythiiig in my line nre respectfully invited to call and examine the finality and prices of my wares. Kvo-y kind of J01I WORK done to 01 dor. My own ware repaired without eharire. CKonoK n. nonius. Jacksonvtllf. Nov. !l. I8. .;j 'OL7jr:H.rjIKJ- Ll VERY AiVD SALE STABLES. Corner of California and Fourth streets. Of, IT (JACK Ss I) HUM, Proprietors IN the Circuit Court of the Stale or Ore gon, fur the County of Jackfon. J. A. ltituNNi:u & Duo. c.i. John Diuiiam A Aimiuii Lanoi:i.t.. Action ut law to recover money. It appearing to Ihu satisfaction of the Court. Iiy allldavit filed lu this entire, that the defendant, Arthur Laucll. is a non-resident of thU Slnte; that the plaintiffs have a caice nl itclion ngalnt the uetendant arising on a contract ; that tho defendant has property in this Slate, and that the Court hiix jurisdiction of thu subject of the notion : Therefore, lu the name of the peo ple of the Slate of Oregon, you, the said Arthur Laugell, are required to appear in the Mild Court, 011 the second Monday in Feb ruary, A. I). IHIilt. and answer the com plaint llled auaiust you by the plaliillNV, or the same will be taken for confessed and thu prayer thereof grunted by the Court. Witness the lion. P. P. Prim. Judjjo of Faid uourl. W.M. HOFFMAN, Ulerk. Dated at .TackMiuvllle, the 25tli day of net.. A. I), ixi.2. .i:i-:tm bo taken for confessed and tho prayol thereof bo grftnti-d by the Court. " U ItiipuM the lion P. i Prim. Judge of said Court. WM. HOFFMAN, Clerk. Dated at Jacksonville, thu 25th day of Oct. Ail). 18ti2. -tll-Jim IN tho Circuit Court or tho State or Oic roii, for tln county or Jackon. Joiim Asnimso.v vs. E. 1'inkiiam nnj JoS. PlXKIIAM. Action at law to recover money. It appearing to the satisfaction of tho iifouri, oy ttiiwnvii inert in this cause. Hint the defendant, K. Plnkham, Nn non-resident or this Slate ; that the plaintiff has a ciiuu of action against the deleiidaut nrMng on a conlraot j that thu defendant has iiro perty in this State, and (hut tho Court hns jurlMlictlon of llm subject of the action im-ii-iuru. in uie inline 01 iiic people ut tin .State or Orciioti. vou. the said K. I'luMmi.. nre required to nppear lu Ihu said Court, on the second Monday in February, A. 1). lHfiJ,! nun answer iin complaint hied nRiilnj.1 vou by the plaintiir. or the hiiiiu will be lala-u inrcoiuesH'ii ami the prayer thereof lrrauted by the Court. WItnius tho Hon. P. P. Prim. Judiro or said Court. WM. HOFFMAN. f:i,.Vl.- Dated at Jacksonville, tho 2fth day oP'J Ont.. A. 1). 18H2. .:j.;jn, I Jose- Jft' THESE STABLES centrally Ioeated. and con venient tn the Union are wl Wmck Ho- ftTnIv Wliicli aro nflercil for sale at a low price, and LOWEIt, than they can be obtained elsewhere in the county; but for CASH, niul only for cash, or for marketable pro duce. fu Call and sec us, and cnnvlnco your selves of the good quality of our meiehan dNo and of the lowuess of our prices, be fore purchasing elsewhere. It is 110 trouble for us to show goods. A. K1SI1KU & HUO., Per M. llosKMiKitu. Airent. Dec. 10. 1802. tf te. Horses and mules will be kept by the day or week, at moderate charges. The proprietors have 11 number or flno IJUCOIKS AND OAUltrACiKS, For one or two horses, to let on moderate terms. Alo, good saddlu hooes ami mules, which they will let logo to any part of the country, on reasonable terms. Horses broke to the saddle or harness. Animals Bought and Sold. The proprietors pledge themselves to give satisfaction tn tin a cull. Jacksonv IX the Circuit Court of the State or Ore gon, for (he county of Jackson. W. S. MiNiKit vs. John C. Davkntoiit and 0. Jacohs. Action at law to recover money. It appearing to the satisfaction of tho Court, by allldavit filed in this cause, that the defendant, John C. Diiveuport, Is a non resident of this State ; that the plaintiff has a cause of action against Hie deleiidaut arising oil a contract; that the defendant has uronerlv in tills State, and that the Court has jurisdiction of the subject of the action : Therefore, in the name of the peo ple 01 mo amtu 01 uregou, you, the said John C. Davenport, are it quired to appear in tho said Court. 011 the second Monday in February. A. D. lyiill, and answer the com plaint llled against u by thu plaintiir, or the same will bu taken for confessed and thu prayer thereof granted by Ihu Conn. Witness the Hon. P. P. Prim. Judge of said Court. WM. HOFFMAN, Clerk. Dutid at Jacksonville, the 25th day of Oct., A. D. I.SI52. I!'. :im IN the Clicult Court of tho Statu of Ore gon, for the county of Jackson. W. S. Minimum. John C. Daviini'oiit. Action at law to recover money. INT the County Court in nnd for phine County, State of Oregon. N II.MAM IloillNsON VS. JoitX TlIOMAB and Noiiman Patiiiison. Action at Law to recover money. It appearing to the Mttisrnotloii 'or tho Court, by aniduvit filed in this cans", (but defendants, John Thomas and Norman Pat erson, are non-residents of this Slate , that the plaintiir has a causu of notion. againt thu defendants upon a promissory note in tho nun of l $287 Irt Two huiidreili and eighty-seven dollars and fifteen cents ; that the defendants have property In tills State ; that the Court hits jurisdiction or tho subject of the action : Therefore, in thu name of the people of the State or Oregon, you, John Thomas and Norman Pater-011. are required to appear in said Court, on m nt .Monday in April, A. 1). IHlili. and answer the cnmmaiut filed against vou liVi the plaiiitiil'. or I lie same will bu taken lor conlessed and tho prayer thereof will bo' granted by the Court. IJy order or the Court. GUSTAK WILSON. Clerk. O. V. McCautv. Attorney for Plaintiir. Kerbyville. Nov. 7th. 18l'2. novPJmlt OMKKIFF'S SALK.-Hy virtue of it O decree in Chancery to foreclose 11 mort gage, made til the October term. A. I). 18(52. of the Circuit Court or the State of Ore gon, for the county of Jackson ; lu favor of Mrs. Temperance Fowler. Love fc Ittlircr nod F. G. Parris, and against Hess & Stone, for the aggregate sum of Seventeen hundred nnd five and seventy-four one hundredths dollars with interest and cn-ts : I will pro ceed to sell for e.ih to the highest bidder, 011 SaUirilrvj.thcTith ihynf December, A. I). 18(12, the following described lot of ground, ly ing and being in the town of Jacksonville. Jnokson county, Oregon ; said lot fronts lifly feet on Third Street, and runs one hundred' feet back on D. Street; that the south lino Is parallel and lll'ty feet south of I). Street ; and, tiNo, all of that ttact of laud situated near thu town of Jacksonville, county and Slate nforcsald. being the east, spiougoinemsoiosiogo n npiinirliifr to the satisfaction of tho fractional hall' of the southeast quarter of I who may l.irorthem with Couit. by anldnvit tiled in this cause, that S.ctlou No. '.VI, In Township !I7, south range ,'llic. Ugn. Aug. .H.-IMI iliudnlenilanl, John (J. D.ivenport U a mm- 2 west of the Willamette Meridian, con- Harness and Saddlery. TIIEundurhlgned would respect-CXJ. fully 1 11 lb rin thu citizens ol'hsjB Jackson and adiolulug counties r m- that he has on hand and will miiuufaoturu to and mdur All KimlH of Snildlciy iiiiriitjHS, such ax Heavy Draught Harness (long nmt- short tug), Coucoid lluiness, Huggy I'lurness (diHihlc nnd single), Spanish Saddles, trees and rigging complete ; Ladies' Saddles, Jockey Saddles, Suddle-bngs, Hridles, Sur cingles, Mailers, Spurs, Currycombs, Whips, Whip-lushes, nud nil other arti cles usually lound in a first-clast stock of Oxresoxx 3riii- rpiIE undersigned hnving leased the 1 ' Washington Mill," live miles from Jacksonville, has thoroughly re)ii!red it. and erected New ti Improved 3fncliinery, which, from my experience in cousti noting the same, as well as in manufacturing Hour, warrants me in saying that the Oregon Mill can and will do better work than any other Mill lu tho Valley. KVKHY SACK OP MY FLOUR WAMIAKTKD " A NO. 1." I lmvi opened a Flour and Feed Store N JACKSONV I LL, K, On California street, oppositu P. Ityun's new building. WM. J. ALLEN. JackKonville. June 1 i. 18(52. 22:tf Some men have jumped iuollie, sea th Ht out of tho rain; nnd others are 'reported to utvcU0t tuciascjiL's to escape tuc uralf. ALX WORK WAIlltANTKD. Store in " Sentinel " Hiiilding. Cull fornia street. 1IKNKY J UUGK. Jacksonville, Oct. 22, '152. 41 M. A. BRENTANO la daily in receipt of a large assortment of Groceries & Provisions, LIQUOltS, WINKS, CORDIALS, UARDWARK, GLASSWARK, And ull kinds of 3VTI3Xri3XTC3r TOOIjS. Ho recommends his large, new stock of CIGARS & TOBACCO. MATCIIKS, STATIONKRY, CARDS, Toy and Fancy Ware. And 11 great many other articles too nu merous to mention, all of which ho will sell LOW FOR CASH, Of In exchange for COUNTRY PRODUCK. Jacksonville. August 211. 18(i'2. FLO.IJRAND PRODUCK luken in ex change for Merchandise, at July lt.-27 MAX MULLKR'F. EAGLE MILLS ! TVTOTICn Is Hereby given that tho KAGLK 11 MILLS are again in running order, and that we are again ready to furnish our numerous customers with the Best Flour in the Country. F.vcr; sack ground and sacked ut the Mill warranted to be Good Flour. JKSSK ROBINSON, Per Joski'II Jacous, Agent. Ashland, May 15, 18G2. 181) resident of this State ; that the iiliiintllfhas a cuiice of action against thu deleiidaut nils iugouii contract; that the deleiidaut has properly In this State, and thai the Court lias jurisdiction of thu subject of tho action : Therefore, in thu namu ol' the people of the State of Oregon, yon, the said John C. Davenpoit, aru required to appear lu the said Court, 011 thu second Monday in Febru ary, A. D. 18(i:i, and answer the complaint filed against you by thu plaiutil)', or the same will lie taken for confessed nud thu pruver thereof granted by the Court. WIIiic-h thu Hon. P. P. Prim, Judgo cf said Court. W.M. HOFFMAN. Clerk. Dated nt Jacksonville, thu 2;th day or Oct.. A. D. 28(52. -I.'t-iim I i. d. iiim:s & BRO. Are now closing out their entire stock of Dry Goods, Groceries and Provisions, at the Very Lowest Rates, FOR CASH ! ,1. Give us a call, nt tho Post Office Building, corner or California niul Oregon streets. April lit, 18(52. llq X the Circuit Court of thu Statu of Ore gon, for the county of Jack-on. lilciiAiiii Diiow.v and Wii.i.iam llitowx vs. John Hiuiiam tfc Aimiuit Laniiim.i.. Action at law to enforce u mechanics lien. It appearing to thu satisfaction of thu Court, by aUid.ivit filid lu this cause, that the defendant, Arthur Laugell, Is a non-resident of thu Statu ; that the plaintiffs have a cause of notion against tho dclcmlunt arising on a contract ; that the defendant has properly in this Statu, and that the Court has jurisdiction of thu subject of thu action : Tlien'foro, iii'thc- name of tho peo ple of the State of Oregon, you, tho said Arth.tr Laugell, are 11 quired to appear in the said Court, on the seemed Monday In Feb ruary, A. D. 184555, and answer the com plaint filed against you. by tho plaintiffs, or thu same will' be taken lor confessed and the prayer thereof granted by the Court. Witness the Hon. P. P. Prim, Judge af said Court. WM. HOFFMAN, Clerk. Dated at Jacksonville, the 25th day of Oct., A. ). 1 (-'. 'J:ksiii tabling Ct'J liti-lilt) acres, Including the brick yard, etc.. together with all and singular the tenements, heredltlments and appurten ances thereunto belonging. Sale on the premises between the hours of 10 o'clock a. M. and 4 o'clock v. m. of said day. W. JI.S. 11YDK, Sheriff. Nov. 2fi, 18G2. ewfild NOTICK. In the matter of tho esiiitu of John Fortune, d recused. In Coun ty Court ol Douglas county, Stute of Oic gon, December Term 18(52. Alphcus Ireland, administrator ofjlie estate of John Fortune, deceased, lute of Douglas county, having presented his peti tion at the December Term of said Court, nsKiug a license to sell the real estate, for the purpo?u of paying the outstanding I debts, and the expenses of administration : It is therefore ordered by thu Court that notice thereof be given to Iho next of kin; ami all persons interested in paid estate to be and nppear in court on Monday, tin: full day of January, A. J). 186.1, ut tho court-room, thereof, in the town of Rose burg, then and there tn show causa why an order should not be granted for the safe of such estate; mid that this notice be pub lished in "Tho Oiegon Skntinki,," Juck Eonville, for four weeks successively. W. R. WILLIS, County Judge. December 10. 1 802. ewd' IN the Ciicuit Court of tho Statu of Ore gon, for thu county of Jackson. John Mim.ku vs. Gko. II. C. Taylor und O. D. Taylor. Action at law to recover money. It appearing to tho satisfaction of tho Coin t, by allldavit llled In this cause, that the defendant, Geo. 11. C. Taylor, is a non resident of this State ; that the plaintiir has causu of action against Iho defendant aris ing 011 a conduct ; that the defendant has propeity in this State, and. that tho Court, has jiiitsdictlon of tho subject of tho ac tion : Theref'oie, iu thu namu of tho people of the SJato of Oregon, you the Fald Geo. U. C. Taylor ure required to appear in the said Court, on tho second Monday iu February, A. I). 18(53, and answer tho complaint filed againsit you by tho plaintiff or the eamc will NOTICK. All proper accounts for sub slMi'iico supplies, contracted by Lieut. J(so Robinson. 1st Cav. 0. V.. A. 0. R . during the pei'iod from November 1,18(51, to March 111, 18(52, will be paid, if made in proper form on presentation to tho Com missary ot biiuHstenco ut Fort Vancouver, W. T. Ry request of Captain Jno. Kellogg, Com mUsary of Subsistence, San Francisco, Cal. D. C. UNDKRWOOI), Lieut, and A. A. C. S. Camp Uuker, Oregon. Dec. 8, 18G2. cwo H. F. POWELL, Attorney nt Law, Jacksonville, Oregon, nnd L. F. GRO VKR. Portland, Oregon, will attend to the collection of any of tho ubovo claims. O. JACOBS, Attorney at Law. nt Jack sonville, Oregon, has an agent ut Portland, and wilt promptly attend to tho collection of uny of suca Wms M may be commit' led to him.