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OUR
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Cassimo re Linen Suits,
Together with our stock of Men mid Boy's
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low prices.
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3 All ports of marketable Produce
token in exchange for goods.
Jacksonville, Oct. 20,1802.
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Tuesday Night's Dispatch.
Chicago. lOlli. Not a word has been re
ceived up to this time either confirming or
contradicting the Philadelphia report of
lust night, as to 111" capture of Richmond.
The report Is still believed in thin city, but
roll credit should not be given it until fur
thcr Information is received.
New York, loth the Times' correspondent
says tho Htoncmnn raid partlculara are
about, ns follows : His whole force crooned
to the Orange ami Alexandria road, when
tiny met two rebel regiments. After u
skirmish the rebel retreated towards Gor
dnnsvlllc. 1) ii fords force crossed the Rnpl
nan at Morton's ford, causing l.f00 infan
try to vacate Raccoon Fork. They then
crowd the Rappahannock, and on the let
of May our forces got close on the heels
of the rebels. On the 2d of May Loulsnnn
Court House wa occupied without opposi
tion. The railroad track towards Gordons
vlllu wns destroyed for ten miles, and two
trains of ears were captured and burned.
Soon after, a detachment destroyed u por
tion of the railroad between Gnrdonsvillc
and Charlottville. Another detachment,
under Colonel Wyndlium, proceeded to
James River and destroyed five locks, sev
eral boats and a large quantity of commis
sary stores. Attempts were made to des
troy lb'! ucqucditcts, but were unsuccessful.
Several splendid horses were token. A part
of the Mb cavalry reached the river be
tween Columbia and Richmond, nnd des
troyed the locks and levees, and set ll-e to
the bridges across James river. Gen. Gregg
pushed oil the Fredericksburg road to Ash
land, and destroyed the depot in that town,
the rilroad cars, provisions nnd telegraph.
A detachment was sent to burn the bridges
over the South Anna, but they were found
strongly guarded. A portion of Ids force,
under Killpntrick, moved cnt towards the
Central i ailroad und destroyed the bridge
over the South Anna. They also captured
a train of cars. On the lilli, Hampton with
two brigades attacked sixty men of the fith
cavalry, on picket duty. The ch.irge was
met by a counter-charge, and the rebels were
temporarily repulsed, tail rallied and captur
ed seventeen of our men. On the tith, u ret
rogade movement was commenced, and the
whole brigade arrived at Kelly's Ford on
the. morning of the 7th. Our whole loss
wu two killed, seventeen wounded and sev
enteen taken prisoners. The negroes joined
the columns in Hocks, und begged to be
taken away. They everywhere gave us val
uable lufoi niallou, and acted an guides at
several points.
The lciahl't Washington dispatch says it
is reported that General Lee sent a Hag of
truce, asking supplies for the Federal
wounded, staling that his army was deficient,
and communication with his medical sup
plies cut oil'.
Cairo, lOlh. General Grant has sent
1,000 prisoners to Mllllkin's licud. Tart of
Ills lorce, wnen last nearu irnm, was witmr.
twenty mile of Jackson. His men carried
rations for seven days. R Is reported that
tho railroad bridge over Big lllack river
has been destroyed, thus cutting oil' the reb
els from Yicksburg.
Murfreesborn, fllh. Tho news from rebel
sources tonlglit is, that Col. Straight, who
left here three weeks since, was captured
witli 1.700 men. It is stated that ho ad
vanced as far as Rome, Georgia, destroying
thu railroad bridges, much property, nnd
the largo Iron works on the Coomi ; but In
falling back he was assailed by the rebels,
who wero greatly superior to him in num
bers. Ho had live battles with them and
was finally compelled to surrender.
Philadelphia, lOlli. Tho Washington cor
respondent of Forney' J'ms, says it is un
derstood that Gen. liuford. with eight brig
ades penetrated the Alleghany ridge, West
ern Vn and that he Is now returning, hav
ing destroyed tho Richmond and Tennessee
railroad In several places. He captured
many prisoners nnd gained much valuable
Information. Ho burned large quantities
of the. stores of tho rebel army in the South
and west.
lMeasenton's cavalry crossed the river and
proceeded immediately to tho front, for tho
purpose of leconnoltering tho enemy's po
sition. Two hours brought them to our old
position ucarCliancctlorvillc. In this neigh
borhood no rebels were found, except the
dead and wounded. Tho dead were buried
properly and as rapidly as possible. A
conslderblo number of stragglers and skulk
ers from rebels, and somo of our men, came
Into the lines und gave themselves up. Thu
former protested that they had no feeling
in this war and wero willing to take thu
oath of allegiance
New York, lltli. Tho Trihuno thinks tho
position in Virginia is as follows: Our
forces at Suffolk ami tho Peninsula mado a
demonstration on Richmond early lust
week. Leo was apprised thut tho rebel cap
ital must fall, without prompt Eupport from
Ids army, and ho had clearly began to send
troops towards Richmond on Thursday last.
Lee, or some ono else, with a good part of
his force, was well on his wny to Richmond
Thursday. Booker, with his army freddy
provisioned, crossed tho Ruppalianuock Fri
day night. He found but a screen of pick
ets in front. No enemy worth mentioning
this side of North Anna river, Tho rebel
force readied Richmond just in time to pre
vent its capture by forces from Fortress
Monroe. Tho week will uot pass without
Stirling news from Richmond or the banks
of the Pumunkoy,
A dispatch from Hooker's headquarters,
dated Jth, states that all tho wounded in
our lines havo been properly cared for,
Thoso within the euemys lines will bu sent
over to us.
Yreka, midnight, 12th. A general be
lief prevails throughout this Statu that
Richmond has been captured. As yet there
Is no evidence that thu rumor is uot correct,
0cmt-lUcckln Sentinel.
QuRRtics. Have you ever heard a self,
styled ' " Constitutional Democrat" say
ought against tho monstrous rebellion of
J iff. Davis and his fellow conspirators?
Have you ever heard this interesting
personage denounce or condemn the infa
mously treasonable organization of the
" Knights of the Golden Circle?"
Have you ever heard of his approving
of one single mensure of the Government
for the suppression of the rebellion, and
the vindication of its rightful authority?
Ilnvi you overheard these constitutional
blatants quote n single sentence from the
instrument, of which they ure the self-constituted
and silly expounders ?
Is it not nn interesting sight to sec n
man who can scarcely read ensy lessons by
spelling half the words, laying down with
dogmatic exactness the great principles of
constitutional law ? Bah !
Tub Skckssionisth attkmptto Cav-tuiie
Foiit CiiooK. The lied Bluff IndepcmU
enl, in its latest issue, has the following :
" Plans for tho cupture of Fort Crook
in thnt or the adjoining county were dis
covered the present week, just in time to
prevent the currying out of tho project.
The parties to whom was intrusted the car
rying nut of the rebel enterprise, approached
u citizen of thut section, offering ample in
ducements for him to engage in the attempt,
stating to him the plans nnd intentions of
the Secessionists which were, to cuptuie the
Fort with its arms nnd ammunition
which, by the wny, could havo been easily
accomplished at that time by u dozen men
nnd uso the Fort a reiulezvaui jnr
guerrilltts. They struck tho wrong man,
and the consequence was, that information
of their movements was conveyed to (lie
Fort, und the parties were arrested and uro
now in irons at the Fort, awaiting the or
der of General Wright.
It is no longer to be denied that there
exists throughout the State an organization
for thu purpose of plunging California into
tho vortex of civil wnr, and it icmains for
citizens who desire pence to prepare them
selves for whatever emergencies may arise.
To maintain peace, we must be. prepared
for war. und there is no time to be lost in
the preparation. Thu first rebel demnnsrta
tint) must be squelched in the bud, if we
would escape the horrors thut havo been
thrust upon Missouri. There ure plenty
of rascals who have nothing to lose and
everything to gain, who are seeking to
plunge the Stato into tho terrible ordeal of
war. There nre men of influence nnd stand
ing in society who aid and abet these ras
cals, and urge them on in their damnable
woik. It stands every pence-loving citizen
to be on his guard, remembering that ' eter
nal vigilance is the price of liberty.' "
Tiik BoTsk Minks. Tho Walla Walla
Stiitcsinan says that the " advance guard "
of disappointed Boise miners arc nlieady
returning. They report others on the road,
nnd their statements in lelntion to the
mines arc not so flattering us eomo that
have been publshed.
Ilonss: TiiKir Cavoiit The Dalles
Journal says thnt nn the 27th tilt. , u man
named William Powers, was nrrcsted nl
that place, and committed to jail to uwnit
the action of the Circuit Court.
Ivii.i.r.n. We learn that a man named
Amos Overlander was killed just us he was
entering Hell Gate. No sensible man, in
our opinion, would go so war hell gate alive.
He threatened thu lives of two men at
tho Gute nnd one of them shot fivo balls
through his body. Tills Overlander is tiie
parly who killed nn Indian on Alpnwai
Creek, ubout one year since, without provo
cation, nnd " Big Thunder" has demanded
his delivery into custody before lie would
give up ono of his men who murdered a
white-man near the Agency lust fall. Gol
deu Age.
Many a glorious speculation bits failed
for the same good reasou that the old Texan
Hunger gnvo when he wus. asked why he
didn't buy land when it wus dog cheap.
" Well I did como nigh on to taking eight
thousund ncrcs 'onest," said old Joe, mourn
fully. " You see, two of the boys cumo in
one day from nn Indian hunt, without any
shoes, und ottered me their titles to the two
leagues just below here Iota pair of boots,"
" 'For a pair of boots ! we exclaimed.
" Yes, for a pair of boots for each league."
But why on earth did you not tnke it?
They'd bo worth one hundred thousand
dollars today. Why didn't you give them
tho boots ?" Jest because I didn't have
the boots to give, said old Joe, as ho took
another chew of tobacco, quite as contented
as if ho owned two hundred leagues of land.
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Skmous Acoidknt. Yesterday after
noon, while Mr. O. P. Ferry, accompanied
by his wife aud Mrs. J.Y.Wilson, were
out riding on horse back, and when in tho
vicinity of Mr. Guiles' farm, about two
miles front tho city, tho riding-dress of Mrs.
Ferry became entungled with a looso briur
bush, which came in contact with the
heels of tho horse. Ho immediately took
fright and started off at u furious rate,
throwing Mrs. Ferry to the ground. We
learn thut she has received some very se
rious injuries. Slio was immediately
brought to the city, where she received
every assistance which thu power of medicine-nnd
sura leal skill could ail'ord Port-
lund Times.
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CIRCULAR.
HEAn-QiiAiiTKim Dki'aiitmknt ok Pacific,
Piiovost Maiirii ath Omen.
Snn Francitco April 2, 1803.
!
SoMitKits regulars or Volunteers who
have deserted, or absented thcmelve from
their companies or regiments without leave :
Tim opportunity Is now afforded you
to wipe out the stain attached to your
selves, and from your families nnd friends
the shame and reproach consequent upon
your desertion or utiauthoilzcd abeuce
from your regiments.
The Provident of the Fnlted Rtntc. by
his proclamation, dated March 10, 18(i:i.
offers to restore you to the service without
punishment, except forfeiture of pay dur
ing your absence, provided you report your
selves on or before thu 1st of June next.
It Is known that many of you in times past,
were induced to desert the service, with tho
vain liopo of making your fortunes speedily
in the mines, and have often since desired
to return to duty in the amy.
It Is believed thnt since 'treason and re
bellion have involved our once happy coun
try in all the horrors of civil war, and
drenched the Innd in blond, evil disposed
person traitors in (lie guise of friends
have enticed you to desert the noble Ft.o.
your fathers and you once revered. Rally
again around that ll.ig aslst your coun
try in maintaining tho supremacy of its
Constitution nnd laws nay, even its nation
al existence, nnd show by your zealous de
votion that thu enemies of your country
arc your bitterest foes.
Jteport yourselves in person nt once to
the commanding oftlcer of the nearest mili
tary pot. or to any recrult'ng officer ; or
by addressing a letter to tho undersigned,
you will be instructed to whom you may re
port. IIIHAM LEONARD.
Lieut. Colonel U. S. A.
Provost Marshel.
Cami'Uakiii. Ogn., April 8, 18C3.
Published by order of
WM. KHLLY,
dipt. 1st C Q. VM Commanding.
Ci TATE OF OREGON. COUNTY OF
O JACKSON.-In the Circuit Court
or the State of Oregon, for tho county of
Jackson.
Fiki.dino T. IFinr.Kii, assignee of Gko.
F. llmr.Kit. vs. So.nitK I). IIowaiid.
lllll In Cliiuicrv)- for Force Ion u re or
MortunW
Whereas, in the Circuit Court of the
Statu of Oregon, for tho county or Jack
son. Fielding T. Hlbler. uslgneo of Geo.
F. Hlbler, complainant, has tiled his bill in
equity, to foreclose a certain mortgage set
forth therein, on the following described
tract of laud, to-wit : Donation land claim
number (-18) forty-eight In township No.
(lid) thirty-six south, range (2) two west,
containing (ICO 22-100) ono hundred nnd
sixty and twenty-two one-hundredtlis acres,
lying and being in Jackson county and
Statu of Oregon; and the said complainant,
by his solicitor, having filed his nllldavit,
setting forth that tho defendant, Squlru D.
Unwind, is a iion-resldeut of this Statu;
that this suit is brought on a contract on
a promissory nolo and mortgage of the
said defendant to tho snid Geo. F. Hlbler,
assignor of the complainant ; und that the
defendant is interested in the event of this
suit : Therefore, in the name of thu people
of the Statu of Oregon, you, the said Squlie
I). Howard, are untitled to appear In said
Court, on thu 8th day of Juno, A. I). 18(i:i,
and answer raid bill, or thu snmu will bu
taken for confessed, and thu prayer thereof
will be granted by the Court.
By order of thu Court.
WM. HOFFMAN, Clerk.
B. P. Dowki.1., Sol'r lor Compl't.
tnn'h7-8w
STATE OF OREGON. COUNTY OF
J ACICSON. Persons holding the
lollowing county orders nru hereby notified
to present the same for redemption : No.
(Ill, presented July 7, 18).'); Nos. 82IJ, 82S.
presented Sept. 8, 1S."5; No. 727, presented
Sept. 11, 18.V); No. 1 101), presented Dec. 10.
185:; No. lilt!, presented Dec. 20, 18.W;
No. 1152, presented Dee. 21. IBM; No. 11.11,
presented Dec. 22, 18rfl No. 1107, IIO'J,
presented Deo. 27, 18.'i3; No. 1158. present
ed Jnn. If, 1851!; No. 551), presented June
Ri, 1850; Nos. 55, 07, presented Oct. 1, 1851!.
No Interest will bo allowed on these or
ders after this date.
E.S.MORGAN, Co. Trca'r.
Per E. F. Russki.i,, Deputy.
Jacksonville, April If), ISM. 4w
DUG AN & WALL,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
m-Uk Ilullilliig, Cor. Front & Frtrcttn.
CRESCENT CITY, CAL.
WILL attend to the Receiving nnd For
warding of all Goods entrusted to
their enro, with promptness and dispatch,
Consignments solicited. Merchandise re
ceived on storage.
Crescent City. April 11, 18CU. 15
N. R.-tNo goods delivered until the freight
nni charges aro paid. D. & W.
U, S Assessor's Notice.
ALL persons uro hereby notified that,
under tho provisions of tho Excise
Law of tho United States persons who nre
engaged lu buying nnd selling Stocks, Coin
ed Monev. Dank Notes, or securities, for
j themselves aud others, or who deal in ex
I chances rotating to money, buying or sell
ing gold dust, aro regarded us Hrokcrs und
must take out a license therefor.
Persons whoso business it is to buy and
sell Gold Dust, Dank Notes, etc, as ubovo
stated, without n license, aro subject to u
penalty of S150.
CHAS. W. SAY AGE,
,-JfJtV U. .9. Assessor Hfli Uutrkt cf Oijiu
Jacksonville, April 17, 180a. aplsjtl'
M J IHf-iyjTO.TrKi;u;j ..'.qsgi.-.In .
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RYAN, MORGAN i. CO.,
DEALERS IN
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LIQUORS,
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CLOTHING,
BOOTS & SIIOESj,
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HATS AND CAPS,
EAHTGY GOODS,
Fine Japan and other
Paints, Oils and Glass,
Crockery & Glassware,
DRUGS & MEDICINES
IRON AND STEEL,
MINXRH' TOOZjS,
CARPENTER and COOPERS' TOOLS,
And other Goods Miitcd to
the wants of the Public
iSS Wc shall aim to keep up a full -U
JJQy-nnd complete stock ol fresh VB
JGS5"" nnd desirable Goals, at ia
J&y all seasons of the "15&
X: year, nnd wo "a
JK2i"can confidently sayt3a
Jteiy to our old friends nod ia
JJSy the public, that we intend "OS
t$ to make it to their interest to -U
JEST deal with us. ia
CALL TO SEE US.
RYAN, MORGAN & l0.
Jacksonville, Jan. 8, 18C3 jan!4t.r
TO THE FARMERS.
Wo shall hereafter take, in exchange for
goods, all descriptions of produce thut wo
can iind a market for, nt tho highest mar
ket rates.
RYAN, MORGAN & CO.
Jun. 28,1803.
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