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Scmi-tocckln Scntmcl.
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The Railroad Suvvey.
7b the Proplcof Southern Ore f on : The
undersigned having been nppnlntcd, by
the "California and Oregon Kuilroad Com
pany," Commissioners 1o open strck
books, for subscription to the capital stock
of said Company, would most respectfully
cull the attention of the people to the Im
portance of the enterprise, ond the objeclH
now in view. It is not proposed now to
receive subscriptions to the cnpitul stock
of the Company, but to receive subscrip
tions to the "Survey Fund." The citizens
of Marysville, Cal., have started the sur
vey with a subscription ol three thousand
dollar?, und all the towtiR on the route be
tween Murysvilla and the State line are
moving in tho matter. We now ask the
citizens of this part of our Stutc, to come
forward ond aid this enterprise, with the
name public spirit that has been evinced
in California. Subscriptions will be re
ceived at nil central points throughout the
Noetic Itivcr and Umpquu Valleys. Sub
wriptions of any amount will be received,
mid arc solicited. Subscribers to this fund
will be entitled, for every ten dollars sub
scribed by them, to one vote in the first
meeting for the permanent organization
of the Company, to be held at Yreko, so
oon us the survey is completed to Port
land ; and if they desire to tuke stock in
tho capital of the Company, their subscri
lions to the survey will be credited to their
subscriptions to the capital stock. The
subscriptions in Uoguo River Valley will
lie placed in the hands of James T. Glenn,
3w., of Jacksonville, und those in the
Umpqun Valley will be plucrd in the hands
of A. II. Flint. Ksq.. of Uoscburg. to be,
ly them, paid to Mr. Elliot, the Engineer
of the Company, as he passes through In
making the survey. It is to be hoped,
olso, that all persons thrown whose lands
ihe surveyors may pnss, and all others, will
render any and nil assistance they can to
the party. Let us meet these California
with true public spirit. The importance,
of the enterprise to Southern Oregon can
not be over-estimated. The building of
this railroad through our valleys would
nlmnce the value of real rstnte in our
midst not less than one thousand percent.;
while the cost of living would be reduced
fully two-thirds. Every nero of vucnnt
ncrictiltnml lund would be Immediately
taken up. and land that will not sell now
for live dollars per acre, would readily com
mand from twenty-five to fifty dollars per
were. This is the experience of railroad
4'nterprises in California and the older
.Slates, and stronger reasoiiB prevail to sus
lain tho rule (icrc. Immigration seeks the
line of tho railroads, and it k safe to say
that tho population of,our valleys would
lipnwlrupled with, permanent.' settlers 'in
less'than two ycurs after' the railroad be
comes a certainty. As matters stand now
with us. all property is, to say tho least, at
-n stand still. Let it be known that the
-survey hus been made, and a cnmpnny or
ganized to build the road, and tho value of
property will advnnco by that fact alone.
!Every WcSlrm -man knows this to bo the
rule 'in nil tho Western States. Dot It
is siiid that the Tond never can be built ;
1hnt the people-arc too poor. It is not e.v
jH'ctcd that the people along the lino of the
road will build it ; but if they will only
make the survey, show their interest in the
matter, and demonstrate by tho Engineer's
Teport that tho mad can bo built for n
reasonable sum, then, foreign capitalists
will tnko 'hold of the matter desiring al
ways to invest where there can bo no corn
petit ionnnd Congressional aid can be
obtained Mid tho mad put through. Till
road will be but a continuation, in fact, of
the great Pacific mad, and there can bo no
doubt but that Congress, upon a proper
presentation of the road us u military ne
cessity, will readily grant the usual bonus
ofSlG.OOOper milo for tho valleys, and
18,000 per milo for tho mountains. The
ronte does not offer near as many difficul
ties as tho route of tho Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, aud ret that road wus con
structed almost entirely by tho city of
JSaltimore. mine people, tneieiorc, tuuo
hold of the subject with conlidenco and in
earnest, and subscribe to this survey liber-
wily.
lho Engineer has already commenced
his work, und will soon bo in our midst. It
is certainly tho best investment that pro
perty owners in Southern Oregon can now
tuulre. J. U. Tor.MAX,
A axon Rosk,
J. (Jaston.
Jacksonville, July 14,1863.
NEW TO-DAY
JLiftt of Kottors
REMAINING IN TUB POST OFFICE
at Jacksonville, Ojni., July I.1, lSIIU.
Atijwl Miw,'
Ainl'riMti t W
llolklim I'.irlmnl
11r.mii Ml4 KlliAbcth
ttro'f Wllllmii
CiK.k NMdil'H
Cliillln Wm I'
rl.fk William
Clrlvrr Tliumm
Honey Cliiirli'i
IlirlU'-'llll Arti'tnu-i J
KttMiitti Fnink i!
.Twin T.fl
.TeWl'tt llmitiM D
KtH'fi.iuii o ii ;i
Krtiiilv llil;li
Ktll.'.v I VI It
Mrllrmli'r ('iit
MIII.T l.villu M
Mount Win It
Miio.lv Mr
I'ott li I1 :i
l'llllllx Dwell
lVifcli II II
I:iiih It V Hojivi II V i!
KmiIik lnl Ui-i'I I,:iynil
KliiMiri' Wm It lli'fil lcvl
Kly Wllllmii Hi'l-Jnui l.urliln
1'iirrN TlmtiiiM lllcni'.v W II
HeMtT TIliillllM Ml'ifk II (
Uliri'iitlie I'.lir Smith lien
Ommlv It It rVlinuIer II
llviiVlt l Tutuiii lf-o
HhIk .1 A WnlkerOiillinnn 2
lltiwnnl .1 K Wiilk.T Uiioeli
ltiivn Lewi M'(ly .totiiitlinn
Unit 0 C Win-low Wm
Unit lli.wlnne Will I h Nick
Ilignliniii .1 0 Witter Duvlit
Persons calling for any of the nliovc let
ters will please city ther am ntlvertlriil.
S. K. 1IAINKR. P. M.
HIKERS SALOON FIXTURES
AT
m-.
TUB underclgned would offer for sale, nt
auction, in Jnckonvillu, on Saturday,
tho 22th hint., hi entire Mock of liquors,
furniture, etc., for cash.
JOHN NOLAND.
July Ifl. 18CIJ. jyljV.lt
Executor's Notice.
mjOTICK 18 lltiltKMY (IIVKN TO AM, I'KIISONS
lH IntcmlHl In tho o.tMe or WM. M. HMNKAItl).
Ihr'.t. Hint tliu linn, ll.'iij. IIhIh'Iiiw, (.Vnitily .tiiiljn' of
Jiwi'iililmi enmity, Ort-tiiii, lion onl.Tc.l Hint Muii'lny,
tin. i tli of Senteiiilier next. Iw net iiimrt ftir Hit- tlnul
mttli'inimt of Kilil (iKt.ili', wllli the tiiiilcmlum'il, gxcu-
utr. r. C. IHIA.M l.KT, Kxi'utor.
Krrliyvlllo, July Hlli, IKfJI. JnllAwl
STATK OF 0IIK00X. rotl.NTV OK lOL'l,A!-S).
J0!IXKUM,KUT0.NOimvCl)lrtfr
KUM0I10AN. j H'Kl" County.
I,. K. .MOfWKIt. Attortipy fr tho I'l.ilntllT. In-Iiis
tuly Kwurn, Hiiyii Hint tlivaUiw ttntmtl (IcfriMlunt rim-
tint ihi i.iuiia wiiiiiii nil ciiiiiiiy: uiui ikmiijx ii inriiicr
rcnlili'iit tlicrrlii. ho Iiik .leiiirlril from tliin Htalc, tut
unintit In Infurninl itml Iwlli'Vci, nml h now it rmlih-nt
of lilnlio. lint Hint tho exact plnro iiumot I iiccr-
tniiuii, uniT umnir iuo uuiKrnrv i.ir tiiut itiriinc;
nml further, Hint the niI.I il it lit I IT lin u ntiiM' of iu--Hem
npilimt tlifi ili'fcnilniit to rirmvr tin. mun of (ho-tlitnilri-U
nihl Thlrt.VHimi IMIitrx iin.l fifty rent, on mi
ncoouiit I'tiilwl.iimillliiiit l Inf iiiiiviIiiiiiIIm'II.'Ci:! nml
Unit the MilJ Ofi.mliiiit hint cctiilii roul c.lntti nml
other tirotirty wlililn tho county.
I..K.MOHHKU.
Snrorn to nnt HiiWrlhcl lf f mt mo tlil 11th tiny of
July, A. I). IHHU. II. II. ItKAItllOltN. Co'y Clerk,
JylAwtl H-r A. It. Kl.l Nl Deputy.
FIRST ENTERPRISE
JNO. DAY & BOIS MINES
20 OX-TEAMS WANTED.
II.
1JL00.M wishes to hire nbout twen
ty 0.-Team, to take Height from
.Jacksonville to lloisu and intermediate
mining camps, bv way of the new wagon
road, which will In? ready for teams to
travel by Ihe 1st of August. For further
particulars upptv to IT. 1JL00.M.
JackHonviilc. .Itilv 8. 18.'l. tf
SELLING AT COST!
HAVING determined to close out our
slock of merchandise at I'Iklmmx with
in the next twenty days, we olkr the kuiiic
for sale, at cost, for eui-li.
Those Indebted to us by note or book
account, will confer a favor by settling the
sumo within Ihe time specified above.
HRADHUllY & WADK.
PlHcnbr. .Inly I. 1803. jyilld.
J. HOW,
HIIAI.KU IN
CIO AHS, TOIIACCO, FIIKSU
FRUITS, STATIONKUV. CONKKO-
TION'EKV. FIUKWOHICS, WO.,
Nt'Zt tloor to MrnIUury A Wmlc
Ilmvojust opened a nuw storo and stock
ed it with a choice variety of the above
mentioned articles, and oiler them for salt!
at III) lowest living prices. Tho best of
cigars and chewing tobacco will Ihi kept
constantly 011 hand. Those desiring any
articlu in my lino will t-uvu inoncv by giv
ing me a call. J. ROW.
Jacksonville. July l.Wt. Jlltf
KENDALL& BOLT,
SUCC1SSORS TO
M.B. MORRIS AND WM.XANOKE,
KvibyvlUi., Jot!ililne County, Ogit,
TUB UMlBUSKl.NKU IIAVIXd I'UltCIIASKl)
tho cntlio iiitciVHt l M. II. MOItlllX, muliil-o
tho Interest of WILLIAM XANUKK, of tlm Him if
NANCKK &II0IJ', wuiilil most ic.'pcclfnlly iiif.iiiu
tho citizen of KerliyvHlniiiiilvIi-liiltv Unit tlioy Intro
inortifl the two tlinin Intu one, unilcr tliu 11111110 of
"Kl'NDAI.b A HOLT," ilulnj; liiiliiesi In tlio Imllil
Inn foi nit'i )y hoi'UiIimI lir Niinoke A IMt, Mhere llioy
Inteinl to keep a general iisortnuiit of
DRY GOODS,
GROOKRIKS.
WW VISIONS,
ailNKRS' TOOLS,
KTO., KTO.
Wo woiilil iniwt ri'i-Jiecl fully feinic-t the rltUi'ti
of Kerlirllle iukI vicinity to (,'hn im ut-.ill hel'.no
)liri'liiiIIIK vl'ewliciv.
All kmhH ilollyeieil in thtMttliilty free of rhiirj:e.
v.,. JOHN UOIX
Keihyvllle, .limu 'Jl, 16C3. Jylma
CHEAP FQB CASH
MAX MULLER.
AT THE
BRICK STORE,
Corner of Oregon and Main Streets,
Jacksonville,
HAS just received an addition to hi
former large and well selected Stock of
FANOY, STAPLE fit SUMMER
DRY GOODS
CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES
Groceries,
Liquors,
Cutlery,
Crockery, Mining Tools,
All at Reduced Prioes.
ONR nd ALL are Invited to fa
vor hint with a call, an it cost noth
ing to nhow itoodc, mid it Is a plea
tin- to el I them at prices o low
that none can complain.
Highest Price Paid for Pro
dtice in Exchange for CSoodfu
- C:B.a4E.
N6TICK. J. H. Chairee will hear of
foittetliiiig to his adviuittiKU liy ail
dressim; Alien F. Fariilinm, of the AMilaud
Mills. Jackson county. Oregon.
The (joMtn Ayt pleasu copy, and Fend
bill to tho Sk.vtinkl. olllce.
June 2:i. iHtill. je'.Mwt
OPPOSITION
IS THE
LIFE OF TRADE.
BUY ALL YOUR DRY GOODS
BOOTS & SHOES,
GEOCEEIES,
Liquors, and Cigars
AT
SACHS BRO:S
Cheap Cash Store,
AS THEY AIMS DETERMINED TO
Titan any other House
HOUSE IN JACKSONVILLE.
Call and examine for yourselves.
SACHS MtO.'S.
Jacksonville, Juno 18, iSOI). je20tf
Notice to Hubacrlbera to Wagon Itoail.
ALL those who htivo subscribed monoy
or other urtlcks for tliu construction
of tho It. U. V. & J. D. Wugou lloiul, mi)
requested to forward nt once, or ns soon ns
puible, their subscriptions. Tho work is
now progressing, and money and supplies
are needed.
JOHNS. LOVE, Prcs.
IT. Ui.oom, Sec'v.
Juekkvuvlllu, June 27, '0, je27tf
people's
II
ii oiunii
JiUTE, CONNECTING
GALIFORAIA mid HEW YORK
VIA NICARAGUA.
The fast and favorite double-engine Steamer
MOSES TAYLOR,
J. II. IJLETIIKN COMMAXDEll,
Will tlippatched tor San Juan Del Sur, at
9 o'clock a. m., ou
TIICHSIIAY, .TVIY , 18ti:t,
Connecting nt Greytown with the cplcn
did Steamship
For NEW YORK.
This route is 750 miles Miortcr than by
Panama.
Great reduction in rates of pawagc.
A man of experience will be wjnt on each
pteamer to tnko charge of the baggage and
of Indies who may be traveling alone.
For further Information apply to
I. K. UOIIKKTS. Agent,
No. 407 Washington st.. San Francisco,
Jiie'2-ttd Opposltt! the Tost Ofllce.
WI6HTMM&IIARDIE
HI'CCKHHOIU) TO
FRANK BAKER,
410 nl 418 Cluy Ht., Mm; Franrlaco,
Importers and Dealer
I.V
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC
Dry Goods,
Carpels, Oilcloths, Mattings,
UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
AND
PAPER HANGINGS,
For sale in quantities to suit.
jnnc'2-i td
mi. I,. J. CZAPKAV'S
Prlvnle Mrdlcnl ititct MurKlral Imillntr,
StrnMCNTo HmrKT,
llcUiw MotitKOincr.v, cHMltH 1'iwlttc Mall S. (. Co.'
iilllro. iiiu Knuiclxrn,
Rlnlillirt III 1SS1, for tliu IVrmnnnit Curt nf nil
I'rlvi.lt' nml Chronic DIh-uw.
AMI TIIK 8i;i'l'IIK.SIO OF UUACKKHY.
Alti-iullniiii'l IIckIiIuiiI I'IivhIcIiui,
llll. l,..l.t!7.AI'KAV. M.I)..
Iito In the lliuipiilaii Itcviiliillnimry Vnr; Chief
l'liTi.cImi to I In- '.Mlli Ili-uliiiPtil "f HciivcIh: Clil.f
furKCon lu tint Mllltiir.v lliill of IVpIIi, lliinpi
r.v; llii l.itv 1,'1'liiriTcin IMncnti-nnrilii (linltn 1,'rl
miry Orpin.), ntnl l)lvo4 ( Wmuvii nml Clillilrtii,
unit lliiiiuniry .MiniKr nf tliu I'lill.ulrhililu LVIIi-k-.'
i.f .MimIUIiic.
tfo-Tut titular atli'iitlim jnlil to tlir trratmi'iit (T
IIIki-iiti, or moiih'ii nml t.iiiimvii.
Iinicii Imiiri from ( n. in. In p. in.
V.irCoiiuiiuiilnttloii'. ftrlrlly I'liiitlilrtitliil. IVrmn
lii'tit win.' u'imniiitpril nr uu i.iv. CViiiiltulliii. dv
' letter or iiIIhthI1, KKKK. AllrtH,
Hit. U .1. C.AI'KAV, Sun KhiiicIm-i..
To tixo aLfiaiotoci.
Of nil dUriii', tho Hint p'rut iiiiik
SillliKi fii'in mli'ct 1 4' .Viilnrr'a Iiiwh.
CjUKKKItXOTWIir.X A CI.'HK If (II'AIIATIIKn
5 In nil Svrt-t Din-iiM-n. .Svlf-nlnuiv in-rvmin Illl
II)". kiIiIIU In nil It la-c-, Ntrk'tuiT, phit, -.'nnrl,
iII.iIh-Ich, (IIic:ii' i.f tliu klilnr.vii mid lilaililiT, imviiii
iliil rlii'miiiillmii, Miofnl.i, uiiii4 In tho Uiiir unl
ttlikli'N, illM-awn nf the IiiiiiS tlilimt, imv Mttl
iili'i'iH iihn tlm luxly ur lluili. cuiicit, iln,v, i'IU'x
tlo Ilia, M. Vllut' dinrv, mill all illriMM't iiiMiik IVum
a ili'iiiiiKi'ment of tliu M'XiiiU nrpuiK. moli im iicrvuiii'
tri'inlilliiK, h' tf iiirmory, Iihw i.f -murr, p-ni'ml
wi'uknci'K, illmiici if tliiltm, villi MiilliirhHiUnH
IH'iirlliK liufiire tho ), Iimii of l.'lit, wakifiilno",
ilyK'mln, llvT iIUimx'K, i-rilpllon iimii tliu f.ii'r,
(iilu in tliv lurk anil liu.iil, roinnlii IrriTiiUrillc, nml
nil liii)irii'r ilUcliuijji'-i if lmtli Ht-xrx, It iuallii
nut frimi ulmt 1'iilMn tin ilUi'Uxu nilclnMvil, Inmrvrr
liiiKHt:imliiiKirulntliiutu llit ciix, ivt'im-iy l cer
tain, mi'l In n xhortur tiiiiu than m kti nt urc
can Ih rllW'ti'il by niiv hIIiit twitm? ut, fiuiflrr tlm
i1Im-uu ha lullKtl tliu ulilll if (,'liiliiciit iliynlrhiu,
nnl i'tltfil nil their inwuii t.f iHif . The luc-IIi'lno
ineM'rllieilnie ieiiiinl nml wltliMit ixlur, rntlivly
terlalile, I'iinnlii); mmkfeiici'i', nml free from merrnry
iiml IhiIkiiiii. PurlriK twtnty .vciim' inwtlcv In Kit
roii', tliu Atlantic Stntiu iiml Ciililoriiln, 1 Imtu n
cuud IVoin IIiuJum of tlrrttli many tlnmiinnilti uho. in
Ihu lut t-liiK"-! of tint uhot inuntlutH'il tliyeime, Iiml
Urn Klvfii np tu tllo hy their ihyxlclri: lili-li war
rant uiu In iiomliilni; to tliu lUUktnl, ,, may place
lheinuleii iiniler tnv car, it elffl mitl jh-iiI,v cure.
I'rlvnto imiiu4 uiv tho Kirtet riit'lnlcn lo liejh,Hn
I hey ure Ihu tlrxt c.iue of coiiuinptloii, Mrofula ami
initny other illnunxen, uml MioiiM Im u terror to the
human family. A permaiieut mix N K-nreely ever
ull'ucteil. it mujoilly of the ciimt-i falling Into the
luniU of Incompetent ix-rwon', tho nut tnlv fail to
cure the ilNeim-, hut mill thcroimtitutloiL, ftilluj. the
nyiteni with inureury, whlcli, with the iIIc:iav lmt-en-i
Ihe Hiill'orer Into rplil04uiiinplloii. Ihitflii-nlil
tho illtfciiiiu mul tiratment not riiunu ilenlh rn-i'illly,
mitl the kllui inurik's, tliu illxeiixu In entailed upon
tho children, vlio nre bom villi foeblu coiMtllutloii's
and the current of life corrupted by n vIiiim which
livtrtiy-i ItU'lf In nciofulit, tetter, ulcrrv, eniptioni,
und other ullecllom of tliu kin. eyen, throut and
luiiKi, cutallliiK' njuMt them n brief uxlntem-tu-f tmtTcr
liij;, mid conlnluK them to mi curly Kiruv,
HKI.K-A1IUSK U Hiiother formidable enemy to
health, for lejtliiiiK eliiu In tliu dreud catulonue of ili
caxeH cauw Koilcstrucllve n druln tiKm tint vyntem,
tlruulni; lUtliouaundi of victims, throtigli it few jrarn
of -mll'eiiiiK, toun iintlinely urnw. It iletroy tho
nei voui Hystcin, rapidly waitea nway tliu energies of
life, ruutoi mental ileiaiivMiient, prevent' tliu proper
tluvi'lopinunt of tliu Hyutcin, dNiiunlllleH fur iiiarriuKV',
ooelety, huslnesi, und all earthly liappinen, und leaea
Ihu xullerer wrecked in lxxly mid mind, iirelilKweil
to coiiMiinptlon und it train of ovllx more to ho dreiul
cd than death it If. With Ihu fullest coiilldv-iicv, I
insure tho unfortunato ".Ictlm of nelf-abiniu that it
permanent and pcody euro can he unvoted, mid, with
tliu iibmidoniiiuiit of rulnou-i iiraitlcc-i, my p.ttiunt
can ho rt'ittorud to roliust mid porous health.
Irregularities, mid nil iliseiuea of iiiale.iiiud females
inn 1 1 eat id on principle estulillxhed by twenty yeant
pnu'tlie, mid auctioned by thoiiKaiid-i of tho mor-t re
in.ilkahlii till ex, .Medicine, with full dliectluiiseiit
to any Mi't of tho .Statu, Orugou, Nevada mid Wuli.
iiiXtmiTuirltorio, by patients couiinuiilcatlui; Ihelr
n.Mllploinx liy letter. Ililxluen.x itrrexpoiidem'u Mild
ly I'oulldciitlnl. Aihlivx-s
I.. .1. (XU'KAY, 51. 1)., Pun riancixco.
Uj)''I'Im l),M.tor oll'cis free coiixult.itloii, uud aUn
no U'liiuueiutioii tiiileix lie cll'cctx u cure. JelnKIp
y, J. HYAK. . .E. 8. MOKOANv BOWHD ill,
RYAN, MOHGAN I CO.,
Two-story, Fire-proof Brick tltore,
Next Door to Express Offlct
Are now in receipt of a part of their
Spring shipment of
New and Fashionable
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING
HATS AND CAPS,
Bonnets, Monitors, etc.
Ami will be constantly receiving, through
out the yeur, additions to their stock.
We have now on hand an entirely new
stock of
FANCY AND STAPLE
DRY GOODS,
Mlllcncry Goods, Trimming
GIRLS AND BOYS'
Hmts, Caps and Monitors,
CLOTHING & BOOTS.
Slippers, Oaiters 4l Bhociy
Brussels Sl-ply and lamiit
ALSO
TOW-LINEN CARPET
FOR DINING ROOMS.
IX EVERY VARIETY.
Agricultural Zmplewaatt,
IRON AND STEEL,
WnEELBARROWS,
Groceries,
OP ALL KINDS ;
LIQUORS of choicest quality
Tobacco and Cigars,
Crockery & Glassware,
FINE JAPAN TEAS,
DRUGS & MEDICINES
Paints, Oils and Glass,
Mining Implements,
COOPERS & CARPENTERS' TOOLS
Patent Tackle Blocks,
POWDER, IN KEGS AND CANS,
CAPS, LKAD AND SHOT;
KEROSINE LAMPS,
MIRRORS,
DUCKS from No. G to 0000,
AND, IN FACT,
Almost Every Article Usually
Called for in this Place.
Havitu? established ourselves in Jack
ponvlllc lor a long terra of years, it is our
full ilutcrmi nation to keep up nt ullieasons
henceforth a No. 1 stock of Roods, and so
conduct our business ns to make it for ibo
interest of tho people of this Valley to
trade with us. We will not be outdone in
the variety of our stock, the quality of our
goods, nor can we bo undersold, us our en
gapementB are of the most favorable nature.
Cull und see our goods und learn our
prices.
MAN, MORGAN & CO.
X. . COUNTUY STORED will
bo supplied nt a sliuda over Sun Prunciseo
cost and chnrges. It. M. k CO.