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JACKSONVILLE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1863.
VOL. VIII NO. 67.
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Wtta$n
f. O. O. P. Jacksonville Loilpfe
Kv NO io now iMreiniinr meet-
JsjAB HutnnUy f-ch interTcnlnir
u....lr In iiitcli inntilh. nml mi
VfL35 ittcV, M the Miwonlc Hall, t
S o'clock r. M, Uruthcrs In good rtiutdluj-nr Invited
tuntlend. VM. ItAY, N. CI.
Sims J. Dat, R. Sce'jr.
Truitcm. .Tm. M. Sutton, Henry Dentlugor and
Ctyi. H. burrll.
Warren Lodge No, 10, A. F. & A. H.
A HOLD their regular communl
ircatlons the Wednesday Evenings on
Vor preceding the full moon, in jack
hoxvu.m:, oreoon'.
ALEX. MARTIN, W. M.
IT. B r.noM. Sec,
OREGON CHAPTER NO: 1,
ROYAL ARCH MASONS,
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON,
Will hold its regular communication on the
Flrat Hnttirtlny Kvr. off Bvrry Month.
All sojourning Companion In Rood
standing nro cordially invited to utlcnd.
O. W.GRKKU, H. P.
L. Sachs. Scc'y. dcc8:47
0. JACOIIS. K. P. RUS8KM..
JACOBS, & RUSSELL,
ATT0RKKY8 AND COUNSELORS
JkJT LAW,
AM) SOLICITOUS IN CHANCERY,
Jacksonvh.i.k, OllKUOX.
Office ojiimmIIv tin) Court fleuar.
All business committed to their 'enm will
In promptly nttundi-d to. .Inly 'J!. 'tl'i.
D. WM. UOIirillTT. JMlKS U. KAY.
DOUTHITT & FAY, .
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS
AND SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY,
Jacksonvh.i.k, OrKOOK,
Will practice in the Supremo nml other
Court of this Suite. March 4. 'fill.
R. B. MORFORD,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Jackhonviixk, Okkook,
7 practice in the several Courts of
y the First Judical District, and in the
Supreme Court. Octolier '20. 'C'2.
B. F. DOWELL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
JACKSONVIl.t.lJ, OltKtlOX.
Will practice in nil the Court or the Third
Judiclul District, the Supreme Court of Ore-gnn.-uud
in Yrcka,'Cul. Wur Scrip prompt
ly cbllecled. Oct. 18.
J. QASTON,
(SuccuMor Ui Ilccd X. (laeton)
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
JaCKSONVH.'.B, OUKOO.V.
Especial uttentiou given to collection
cases. June 10. 18H. 40
lly Appointment.
1 GEORGE B. DORRIS,
NOTARY PUBLIC
FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
Office with U. F. Dowell, Eq.
Q. W. GREER,
IMtYSlCIAN AND SURGEON.
Onieo at hi nrtlrtrncii on Oregon St.
JACKSONVH.I.K, OltKflOM.
Where nil thoso knowing themselves in
4ebtcd to him. on note or book account,
will plcau call and settlu up, or their uc
count will ho placed for collection hi the
lands of my attorney.
My old )atrons will still And me, as em,
ready to uttend to my professional duties
May 15, 18(!H. maytilf
DUGAN ft, WALL,
FOIWARDIHG AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
Uriel Uitllillng Cor. Front Ac Fatrcctt.
CRESCENT CITY, OAL.
WrILL attend to tho Receiving: and For
. warding or all Goods entrusted to
their care, with promptness mid dispatch.
Consignments solicited. Merchandise ro
cclvctl on storage.
Crescent City. April II, I8G3. 18
N. U.-No goods delivered until the freight
aiiJ cliarguH aro paid. 1). W.
J. ROW,
IIKAr.KK IN'
CIGARS, TOBACCO, FRESII
FRUITS, STATIONERY, CONFKC
TIONERY. FIREWORKS, ETC.,
Next floor to nradbury & Wade.
Ihavnjust opened a new store nnd stock
. etl it with a choice variety of the above
mentioned article, and offer them for pale
at tho lowest living price. Tim bent or
cigars, and allowing tolmcco will bo kept
RuuMaittly on hand. Those desiring nny
article in my lino wjll svo woney by giv
ing mo recall. J. ROW.
;uei.ot.viiif, juiy-i, -ax j'ltf
fJmL
ti rodi
itLf t
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IT. S. Tax Notice.
TltRUNITKD STATES TAXK8 for thnmuntle
of JACKSON nnd .lOSKl'HINK hn?lnK beco nc
dun nnd pnyyble, notlru In horvby in Hint the Co!
lovtor will bo In attcnodnco at
Jacksonville. Monday Sf Tuesday, StjA. 28 8f 29,
Jurbyville, Elridtiy, Oct. 2d, and at Waldo,
Saturday, Oct. !W, I8(u),
to rrcnlra th muiionnd litmti Lktne.
Tnx-p.yim will ptciuu notice tliu following rstractt
freni the U. 8. Kxclte At:
"Alt ixruont who phntl iicrIccI to pity tho dutlc
nnd taxe. etc., m nforcunlil, nMrifed npon them,
to the Collector within tho tlino pccllli'd, kIiaII ho li
nhlo to liny ten per centum additional on tho amount
thereof."
" Sec. 69. And bo It farther raiwttil, Tnnt If nny
prm or pt-Monn nhnll exrrclan or r.trry en nny
trade or tmnliifni hcrelimftor mentioned, for Ihoox
crclimic or fArrvInK on of which tnulo or limine n
llcctno In repiilrrtt hy thin net, without tuklnj; out
itirh llconie In thnt tichfltf required, he, 'ho or they
h.tll, for cvury nucli nnVnite, ropectlvcly forfeit n
iMPtinlty eounl to three timet the Amount or tho duty
or mini of money lmprd for inch licence, one moloty
iiienun io me mu or die unueu ninie, inn oincr
moiety to tho imo of the pcrKon who, If a collector,
Imll flrnt dlncovcr. nnd If other than collector, limit
flritirlvo Information of tho fitct whoruhy Midfor
feltitro vim Incurred."
N. II Tho rrXAl.TlM prewrlbcit hy taw wilt bo
rtttldly enforced on Ml who full to pay within the tlino
peclned In the nhnvn notice. Ii. V. CO II,
u. s. uonrrior for inn oiaio oi ureifon.
Oftlre pf Collector of lull Rev.,
Porttnnd, Hen.. Ainr. l'i, IRt-l. I
aug'Jflld
MOTHERS MOTHERS
MOTHERS
DON'T fail to procure MI18. WINSbOW'S SOOTH
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ted 8tMe, and Iim b en UMd for thirty yunrn with
never fallliiR nafety nnd mi-am hy million of moth
er and children, from the feeble infant of ono week
old la thn twlnlt.
It not wily rollevet the child from pain, but Invigor
ate tho c.tomach and Uiwel, correct ncldlty, nnd
Klvoi ttino and energy to tho wliolo ytum. It Mill
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I'KHIiINt, Now York Ii on tho outnldo v rapper.
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i
WE keep constantly on linnd the best
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ars anil invito our friends and the public
o cull and test them. We have reduced
(he '49 prices heretofore prevailing, and are
confident of .our ability to make u fair Ii v
lug by furnishing the best articled at legit
mate prices for 1803.
LUNCH at 11 A.M., and 10 P. M.
he in abundance.
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It. J. Forbes, Waldo; W.r M. Kvans, Alt
house; Joel Thorn, Canyonvllle; A. It.
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Oregon City; D. W. Wnkelleld, Albany;
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Crefceut City; Albert Doollttle, Happy
Camp.
BY OVERLAND TELEGRAPH.
TKLKOltArtlKD TO YUKKA KOU TI1K SUNTINGU
Dates to the 7th.
Memphis, 4th. The reported driving of
rebels items llayou Mtutoo is conllrmed.
the rebels on tho other side nro strongly
fortilled big tight anticipated. Gen. Price
is in command; ho Is said to have 18.0011
men, nnd is expecting to bo reinforced by
f:,000 more, under Dick Taylor, and by Gen.
Albert Pike, with 7.000 Indians. Gen. Da-
bison's position it very strong. A good
many of his men nro sick with (lie chills
and fever, but in this respect they ui ono
worse off than the rebels.
Two gunboats wero recently sent to dis
perse gr.orrilhii concentrated at Mozunsou.
La., and t-helled tho levee for two hours,
compelling tho guerrillas to abandon their
position, with a loss of lifty-seven men
killed and wounded. A cousiderablu force
of guerrillas aro leported concentrated nt
Tlmnipkin's, who have planted two twelve
pounders there. A gunboat has been rout
to shell them oil'. Tliu steamer Salliu Hob
itiFou, a few days riuce, was tired Into by
guerrillas, a shot t distaucu below lied river,
on LnulMina hliore. Ten soldiers on boatd
were killed aud twenty-two wounded.
Memphis, 4th. Intelligent refugee from
Columbus, MiM-ii-fcippi, who had been in ser
vice of tliu rebel Quartermaster Department
for past two years, aud who had more than
ordinary opportunities for observation, has
ju.it reachid hero. Ho states Johnston's
lueses a vein go tllty men every night by de
sertion. His army is dispirited mid demor
alized. Those who hovu not deserted are
only waiting an oppotuulty to do t-o. He
heard that rebel ntilcers estimated tliu num
ber of troops between Columbus, Miss., uud
Coilnlh at 7,000 ull told.
Regiments of Johnson's army had been
sent to Georgia, nnd two recently come to
Oknlona to repel an expect ul Yankee raid
from Corinth. The meeting appointed by
Unionists, in the vicinity of Columbus, was
suppresTd by military. Theru is a strong
latent Union feeling among tho iutmbitnnuu,
which is becoming more open and bold in
its manifestations. Citizens regard rebel
as oppressors, and look anxiously for tho
advance of tho Yankees, among them. The
wheat crops throughout the country ure
ptetty good. 'Confederate Government is
mixing every tenth bushel for taxes. A de
serter from Uragg'd army says tlpit rebel
oflicers acknowledges that th;y will have to
glvo up ull the country north of tho Colsa
liver. In St. Clair county, which is this de
serters residence, tho Union leuliug is to
strung that no secession Ms nro allowed to
slay there. Ho conllims all previous re
pot is of desertions from Urngg's army and
says theru ate 10U0 of them rendcrvotihcd
in Winchester county, annul and determin
ed to resist tliu rebel authorities to thu last.
R b -Is wcrti conscripting uegroes to build
breastwoiks at Selma.
Philadelphia, 7th. Tho transport Now
Jersey arrived from Chnlcstou, bringing
IK.WS to thu :iil, On thu ls-t there was a
go.icrqi engagement between tho Irou-clids
uud, Forts Waeuer and Moultrie, Much
duinttgu wns said to havo been douu to thu
foitbby thu fleet.
i
A mntt iii1a neighboring town, who serv
ed four days on a jury, suys ho is so lull of
law that it is hard woik lor him to keep
I nun cliculing bome-body.
TJic world without wouieu would be a
sltif.lifs ntr.iir,
Copperhead Vocabulary.
In times tike these men nro apt to attach
erroneous meanings io words and phrn-es
in common use, nnd to be led ntrny by
their own false interpretations. Thnt our
renders may be guided to right interpreta
tions, we have compiled from good author
ity thu following brief vocabulary, on
which theru Is no copyright:
The Union combination of States that
were singly wenk nod insignificant into ono
powerful nnd glorious nationality, meant
by Its founders and thu majority of thu peo
ple to bu perpetual, but which nny discon
tented community has thu right to break
up without saying 4,by your leave."
The Constitution A rope with which to tie
the hands of the Union Government while
its foes nssuH'iuate it, or n Pillow's ditch,
with thu wrong side blunderingly construct
ed towards thu enemy.
The Government A snerrd thing If admin
istered by Democrats, but '-a corrupt clique"
If administered by others.
The Judiciary A tribunal established to
pettifog for the foregoing noble ideas, and
to maintain that nil men were created equal
except "niggers," who have no rights that
a while man is bound to respect.
UriotUm''! silly idea entertained by
"Abolitionists" that the Hot duty of a good
citizen is to hi country, Instead of to bis
Statu or to Ills pirly.
Statesnuvtthip Granting every demand of
thu hlavu power for the sake of thu Union,
and letting the Union go at last for the suku
of peace.
democracy The right or four hundred
thoiii-atid while men to buy and sell and
woik like oxen four millions of colored
men. women and children, and to Invc thu
Government of a great nation so adminis
tered ns to strengthen and perpetuate that
right, and multiply the number of human
chatties.
Revolution The sacred right of tho afore
said slaveholders to destroy thu nationality
of thirty-two millions of Americans, be
cause a majority chow ono President who
wns not of their number.
State llijhti--Thu phlln-opher'n stono of
politics; a doctrine that admits tho right of
a Statu to dist-olvo thu Union at will, but
denies thu right of thu Uuion to preserve
Itself.
SeeeuionA prerogative of "tho glorious
South." which none but Abolitionists deny.
Gttreion Tliu exclusive prerogative of
rebuls.
rflwliHwii.m A cruzy fanaticism In favor
of liberty, equality, justice, pence, unity,
law and order; lidelily to voluntary com
pacts, and compliance with ballot-box de
cisions. Negro Equality Giving tho black man the
privilege of testifying, lighting and dying
in delense of tho white man's life and pro
perly, and maintaining thu heresy that the
uncompensated labor of slaves Is detriment
al to thu iutcrt'htri of white men, who clo
would bu working for good wages in the
regions from which slavery excludes them.
Dignity of Iiborli priduof a black chat
tlu when lie brings a good price ou the auc
tion block.
Freedom of Sfweh License to preach dis
loyalty and mob Union men and "niggers,"
to advocate tlavcry and lynch thosu who
oppoo it, to make Secession tpoeclics uud
rotten-egg Republicans.
Detfotitm Tho lawful exertions of a con
stitutional Government, backul by thu peo
ple who elected it, to maintain itself
and thu rights of tho people against an
armed usurpation.
V"i"V Putting traitors in prison In
stead of hanging them.
Habeas Corpus An Anglo-Saxon inven
tion for securing immunity to public ene
mies in war times. Marysville Appeal.
m - n --! m !' Ill 1
Wiiks it is Daiik. Tho following beau
tiful sentiment ia taken from " Meister
Karl's Sketch Rook," entitled " The Night
of Heaven." It is full of touching ten
derness : " It U dark when the honorable
and honest man sees tho result of long
years swept cruelly away by the knuvish,
heartless adversary. It is dark when he
sees the clouds of sorrow gather around,
and knows thnt tho hopes nnd huppiness of
others are fading with his own. But in
that hour the memory of past integrity
will be a true consolation, and assure him
even here on earth, of gleams of light in
heaven. It is dark when the dear voice of
that sweet child, oncosq fondly loved, is no
more heard around in murmurs, Dark,
when tho light, pattering teet no more re
sound without tiie threshhohl, or u.-eeiit),
step by step, the stairs. Dark, when some
well-known air recalls thu strait) once nt
tuned by tho childish voice now hushed in
death! Darkness; but only tho gloom
which heralds the tiny-spring of immortul
ily and tho iulinite light of heaven-"
Hi
The subject of first sight was being talked
over nt a tea table, when the lady who pre
sided said she ulwuys formed un idea of u
person nt first sight ; ntid that idea, she
found was generally n correct onq. M Mam
ma," said her youngest wn, in n thrill
voicu that attracted tho attention of nil
person. " Well, my tleur," said tllo fond
mother i " What tin you wunt,.t" I want
to know," said tliu young America, ' what
you thought when youjlut saw me.'"
QUAKKRH I'onCKO INTO THK RkIIKI, ArtMY.
A Philadelphia correspondent wrote tho
following to N. Y., Tribtino :
Early this year the conscription fell up
on the Friends. In ono neighborhood, sonm
twelve of them were drnltcd. In nccoi
dnuco with their well known principles,
they refused to join the nrmy. But every
where the reign of terror prevailed, nnd
they weru forced into thu rauke. Here mm
kels were given to them but every man of
them refused even to touch the weapon-.
Every conceivable Insult and outrage was
heaped upon them ; they wero lied up, starv
ed and whipped. Still they remained firm
to their conscientious convictions, nml re
fused to light. Finally, the muskets were
actually strapped to their bodies.
One of these Friends was singled ont as
especially obuoxiou. nnd wns whipped un
mercifully. The olllcer in chnrgu was law
less nnd brutal, aud on one occasion order
ed him to be shot as an example to others.
He called out a lilo of men to shoot him.
While his executioners weru drawn up be
fore him, standing within twelve feet of
their victim, tho latter, raising his eyes to
heaven and elevating his hand, cried out
in a loud voice, " Father, forglvo them ;
they know not what they do." Instantl)
camu tliu order to fire. lint instead of
obeying it thu men dtopped their musketx
and refused, declaring they could not kill
such n man.
This refusal so enraged tho officer that ho
knocked his victim down in thu road, and
then strove repeatedly to trample him it
death under his horse's feet. Hut tho ani
mal crs!stcutly refu-ed to even step over
his prostrate body. In thu end they wero
marched with the rebel army to Gettysburg.
In thnt battle they remained entirely pas
sive, tired no shot, nnd in God alone trusted
for preservation. Very early in thu action
the officer referred to was killed. The
Friends, nil unhurt, were taken prisoners
and sent to Fort Dclewnrc. Here by acci
dent it became known in this city that sev
eral Friends weru among thu captured, and
two members of thu Society wettt down tu
inquire into the circumstance, but they'
were refused permission to see them. They
went Immediately to Washington, and them
obtained an order for their discharge, con
ditioned on their taking nu afllrination of
their allegiance. Tills opened tho prison
door. Thu atlirmatlon made, these martyrs
for conscience suku were release, and are now
here.
RNTKiti'Rimsa Editors Amono' trh
Rkiiki.s. One of thu lirst nets nf our sol
diers on tuking possesion or a rebel town
is always the establishment of a loyal
uewspuer. The ranks of our armies, lin
ed by men who have not had the inestima
ble udvantngo of instruction on " stumps
by tliu wayside," furnislitd editors in I
printers ut call. The " boys" immediate
ly clamor for a newspaper us soon as they
get comfortably settled in n new place, and
forthwith u newspapt-r appears. Thn last
siiecimen we have seen is the Yazoo Daily
Yankee, published nt Yustmi City, Missis
isppi, by " Mudsill, Small-fisted Farmer,
Grensy Mechanic & Co." It must aggra
vate the rebels to see a compuny ol print
ers making themselves so thoroughly ut
home on short acquaintance ; but such
paragraphs as tho following, from Mudsill,
Greasy Mechanic & Co., they must find
very hard to bear, inasmuch as they tell
the tru'h. and the truth is un urticte very
scarce in the rebel mnrVet :
41 Tub PKari.B op tub South a Unit."
There never was u greater humbug than
this. Large numbers of Union men have
already come within our lines aud urot anx
ious to take thu oalh of allegiance to tho
United States. Upon inquiry, however,
they are found not to be slaveowners. Ii
is the sume everywhere. Tho Georgia sol
diers cvcrywheie are mote than half of
them noxious to fight for the Union, mid
uot against it. In Atkansus today, if n
fair vote could be hud, they would come,
buck to the Union by nn overwhelming
majority. Texas the same way. Union
men, be of good cheer! Your day of de
liverance draws nigh ! You who have
stood Arm for the good old Government
through tho fiery ordeal of secession nml
rebellion nt thu sacrifice of your property
aud your friends, ure not forgotten by thu
brave hearts of tho North. For every
garden the rebels have taken from yon, von
shall have a plantation, and for every blow
you have received your enemies shall have
ten dealt to them.
Tho Norfolk Daily Virginian snys:--4
Slavery is dead in this part of Virginia
even if peace should Im? established ti
morrow und Fernando Wood dictate tho
terms. Yankee immigration Ima already
set in, nnd merclinnts fiom New York'.
Philadelphia and Bos'on transact tfarly
nil ill" business in Norfolk aud I'mta
mouth." IVnticu says that Meade and Grant are
unsurpassed ns, financiers. 'IVywaed thu
value of green-bavks in the New York
muiket vlevw'ii per ut in two diys.