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Scim-iUccklii v Sentinel.
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"Tctnir: nrru'iur Axn rximxKMir m- men
Un'iun. a OnvKn.NMr.vr ii)ii tiik wiiod: ih
i.nm-KXPinD:.,' Washington,
jAcicsii.vvir.r.i:, onuuov.
WED TODAY EVENING,
OCT. 7, ISG1.
The telegraphic dlfpatch rccelv&l by to-
night' ln(,'o contalni iiowm of but little In
Icreit. On the fith, In Xew York, gold
f rm nt -IS.
I'lrxia The picnic from Jackjon
vlllc, Thicnls nni Wagner Creek, will un
doiibtedly Im7e n plcaiuot time ut the
Uverbcck Orore tomorrow.
A. 1). 1815 1. Wo have reccWftl copies
of "M'Cormlclc'a Almaonc for 18(51," com
piled by S. .T. M'Cormlck. or Portland, for
the Htute of Oregon and Washington and
Idaho Territories. It Is n useful book.
(Icorgc Cammon, In the U. S. District
Court, September HOHi, was found guilty
of deUluhig letters while acting its Post
mister, nnd fined one hundreil and fifty dol
lars, b'o pays the Portland 7tmri.
liicutenant I.. 0. Itontl, who Imx for
.V I 4 I .V ; VM
.,1 . 1 ..ii -.l I - '
ruiwu company of volunteers from the
11)1111173 ui Jiiiiu, mariuii uuu iuiiiiuumii.
the most populous In the State, despairing
of success, resigned his commission.
Since tbo ovcrwhelmning defeat or the
Copperhead Democracy of California, nt
the late election, quite a numbcf of their
newspapers have ceased publication, while
others have "camo Into our lines,' taken
tlio ojth.n-jd are now battling for tbo
Uulon cause.
11v. A. (1. lMmiimlt. nf l'lni'pnn t'Atv
.
will commence tho nublicntion of n newj'l
paper at th.it placo on the 1st. of Xovcm
1 1
ber. It will be" devoted to thu interests of
tho AmsrlcJii people, and the HTXtuilyof
tho American Union." It will be publish
ed four months, only. Subscription 81 AO.
Mr. Kdmuuds is a forcible writer, and will
uuke un interesting nnd useful paper.
lleans nre freely olTeml In our town nt
$G per 100 pouuds, while ut I lie Mine lime
the beans consumed by company "(J" ore
pliippcd from San Francisco at a cost of
not Icm than 811 per hundred pounds.
Pork Is sent from the Atlantic Stateu to
Mipply the company, while u better article
could be procured hero for about one-half
the cost. Thus thousands of dollars are
fnuandercil by n ridiculous "red tape", poli
cy, over which the company officers has no
control.
Minimi Kxvitkmkxtii. There arc now (wo
points of Interest to mining adventurer
Iloise, to the northeont, and Arlsona, far
nwny to tho southwest, l-'rora both of theso
places como glowing acconuts of Iho rich
ness In gold and great extent or their placer
diggings. The two extremes or hot and
cold clhiato distinguish tlicto mines ut
Holee you can luxuriate on Icicles In June,
and lu Arizona protest, without avail,
against tlio presentation or small bills (of
tuOMpiltoes) on tho 1st of Juuuury. De
lightful climates, both of themt take your
choice.
IjAXonAVA or tiik Wab, A rare enter
tainment is to bo oflered our citizens on
Saturday evening next. Wo rclcr to Pen
der Si Co.'s great, original DIorainie Pano
rama, said to bo ono of tlio finest ever ex
hibited iu the United States. It U made
up of , life-like and stirring pictures of the
great battles nnd events or tho war, on
land and sea. Excellent muslo is appro,
priatcly arranged for each scene; and, in
addition, Miss Alicia Tims will entertain
tho audience with new and popular songs.
Wo have no hesitation In predicting that
It will be one of tho most interesting ex
hibition ever seen in our town.
many mon.us oeen van. y ?SiXmnnunA from ,IC wreCk of the Gold-
Uask.
-rfcclsco, Oct., U fiWjSk'
jarjirji. lUCnWmifsorATaS a
t vday, lljf name Is VM'J t'.fB
ciuuiMwai,
ItllbJDS
Tho otiljMMinp?8 cxinllneHorilic!pri.si.g-
it . - ; j.v i.iin..i .-. .::.. -i:r-.,
iiuiiJonurjiH i,uiiuni-v.'. imvi, i.iihiiiii.iii
nOi utflH V. um-L'. 11W. lilliiaill-ON
the schooner. Vrho turned Slates evidence.
, iuui.isuiii-.ir.ii.il vum: w, Uui....i. "'
, ; 1 .
Tiik Kvidrxck ix tiik Chapman
the oliktf of the c.ipcdillo... It ummira ' 7. -I " J -,,.. ., ' 1.lln1,b,.vL. It is "nt " "'' "'P. r ' w '" J " ,ln ' "J0 '"
that Hurpending was elder or the cuter- "T. 'T " " nt.r ,!wn m,yclv ,hu K oil w lar with nnmii iw.wn i nmeii nc
prise. Aubrey wm second, iind Uraathouw 1 iimfi ffi.Sa'o iS oJL I 'T1'111'"1 ,v"1'' ' Vou ,,n" l maul t0 '"'
was the last of the three engaged In the .7?,3t ? 1, Xb.. number of ll I ,'ml 70Ur l"wh',ml WM '" mucl1 .r.n ?'rnn,i
coo.plr.icy. Hnrpemling lirt nppro.iehul ' J 8"" W , , ' "Jnr, g,, . I per ifinl you .lu not llko In po with h in ?
Unpinlnf.nwwill'.n propwiilon In rnier J? "$ ,IX cle yeno ll.fro N 'iV"'1, d,' l l,ml " u mnrrinl to
upon n privntccrlng cnlrrprbe about Hint- M07nffi ,,ln u,,ou,1 ,.B J, nnd wnyn I piliw to
aiiilnluW n.onthq before Iho capture of ?", C Innrnnv lin "
Ih, Khoonrr nod crow by our UiHton lloaw ' J &3 luSJr ?o ZCl ' """! ,I.,'i,,."'l1 l(mAr Tn I1'0"1, " W,,ul
oBer When Hnr,ll becnni, ..,., $$ tSi, SX . RC' , Cl,U,,, ,,,! ,! L,lt "'"'' ''" 7
fleil int lie coiifi! trust Uiw. lie rxlillmnl ,. .i. . ....... ' h,..i. .i,,!...v i'
to I. m a b ink letter or n.arnne 1k..c.1 by fc ..Kon.or, ihe mcnnnil Ihnv hund
.rtflirwin lhivlj, PrMident of the Southern . .. ;. ,lt .... Vl,n lm nnnVP(1
i.uni'iicruey aim ur cuiicr niu accreiurv
..' u ...... -r .... x -r.l...
ui , ur ur avtitMtrjr ui iim iiuv ui inv
avis uoTcrnrnnu. 1 nere wa, u r . n ,.
ler of Instructions, wraps of which were
!.Lr" ftAi,1 "S SSI
:,.' :. . . r ..;:"1::. ::r Z
muerio.uHrnoruwrojTCMeni inucr iuu
iiiir in mi ij 11 1 sill iiuii'A iirin-iiiiiiiv
iiiformct) wltneM that he had been for n
long time trying to get up an expedition
for the purpose slated. Aubrey was pres
ent at omo of the intcvlcws between liar,
pending nnd Law. Ilarpcdlng and (inut
house told witness that they had advlced
with A. P.Crlltcnden on Ihosublect. Crit
tenden (aid it was unlawful. The schoon
er wus to proceed to 11 small islam and
i..i .1.. .1 '!.. it n..
.vu iu I. biiiu.i iiiumi uuu
T", .' 71 "Jr . '. "" ."".l,
three
ulh n " 'o ' M tlan disc
some
about
uro from
ut n certain iolnt.
iiner miiHuruiif 111c
iA ...,. ....
iirui uer uiry nuuiu return 111 iuu miiinii, 111
llm . turner out n,n r.rlvnlr..r nn.l cr .t.n
.. .. 11 .. .1 ... 1.1 ' n.
In llu. Rmilb Piiellta In ll.n tilth of fr.ll'
S"i ..?". 1 In 1 ' .. L" ft ,0' lu,"
r "..... i .1 " 1 ..:. .1 l",'i 1110 Han. nn inn iiiu, nnii in ine
.J. r. ..., n .,... ii. 1...... than nny dlnsiniis I over ww.
.iw .....v ii.tvi. .. ri villi. k. ..nil iivua- ,.... ,..-. , .. ..ll., r .!...-
Sail I-'runclsco would bu duo B"Jf """I ' "?c "". ?"."', - ".
if.... ...! ... iiannocii cuy is niiuimu mi .1
inK in that n-Kionns Ions us .ouKht pru.'VlVfl.'?11?. M..fr,?J ""'t1",' U.l. "V
de.,1. they would proceed to the coast d?
fl.lA..-i flllil .k -.! Ithl IflUdAld llAniAlllrlhl ItAltBl.l
vim i. U.K. vuiuuiu ,v..o iiviin.niii uuuiiii
UI tlicir operations were to bo directed
OL'almt vessels belonaii
States. A part or their
1 .. il. -.!..- tItlr
Ure UK sTUUUUIJxT II IIHUII1
cl, (;atC(
Tills very brielly wns the sub-
: suu-
stance or the lengthy examination. Court
adjourned till to morn when the witness
will be subjecteil to n "crosi-csomlnatlon.
Something 0 n tensatlon was created In
Court by the fierce ulancc levelctl by liar
pending at the witness. (Jreathouso and
ubrc? irave their earnest nttentlon 'to
eueh question aud timwcred, but muuilesl'
-. . ... .. .
i no imposition 10 upeur iieiiant.
Srinu or tiik Rkiiklmox. Tlia Port
laud Chruliim Advocate relates the follow,
ing:
A man went from Oregon In 1802 to his
Wei,d. ln Arkansas. A ayniiulhiwr wlh
Hfsnilnii. I111 ivitnl In !oln llm riMif. mm
1 aid their schemes. On reaching his father's
XH. (IW -..- -- J-f... ... .,.. ..-.
house, ho found his parents nnd brothers
Union-laving olid loyal, a brother of Ills
an officer in the Union army. On the first
night of his arrival, and ivlillo conversing
with that brother, n band or guerrillas rode
up, recognized the soldier and shot liim
dead at his brother's tide, nnd iuqulred of
the stranger who be was nnd whence ho
balld, He answered that he was n mem
ber of that family and recently from Ore
gon. The, leader of tho band, declaring
thai no was irom a u 11 unoiiiion mine,
ordered bis men lo shoot him. Ho fell,
pierced by three balls, one of which broke
ids urin, They thcu took his uged parents
aud scourged them severely, and while
plundering the premto they were sur
rounded by Federal soldiers nnd captured.
That stranga sou is recovering from bis
wounds, nnd he writes to his friends in Or
eiron that that first night's experience of
what reliellion Is. ciiml him of his seccs-
I sio.1 proclivities, and that his J'Cd shall
I henceforth be at tho service of Ills coun
try ngainst rebellion.
Thus was un Oregou Democrat aboli
tiouiiced, and similar causes have produced
(he same effects In thousands of cases.
Onroo.v TKi.KniiATii. Mr. J. K. Strong,
tho most energetic of telegraph builders,
passed through our town n day or two
since, from California to bis homo in Salem.
Tho following Item of gratifying news,
which we obtain from tho Yreka Union of
the Sd Inst., gives auuranca that tho un
tiring efforts of Mr. Strong liavo met with
at least partial success in procuring wiro
for tho Oregon Hue 1 " Tho wire for tho
Yreku aud Jacksonville division is on the
way from Itetl HlulT. It will be stretched
on tho poles as fust as circumstanced will
admit, und in lew than six weeks Jackson,
villc, Oregon, will have telegraphic conimn
nidations with San l'runcisco nud the At
lantic States."
DO.VATIOSS TO TIIR S.VXlTAnV FUND.
From J. Uaum, Portland, 85 ; A loyul
man, 82 5 "W. D. Hare, HHUboro. 85 ; 0.
C. Jleektniiii, Treasurer of Jackson coun
ty, 8C0 In coin and 810 in currency con
tributed as follows 1 lly citizens of Hunt
er's Ferrv,8l9 Collection, Thanksgiving
Day ut services of Key. M. A. Williams,
8-JO1 lly cltlzeus ol Jacksonville, 811.
Ortgonmn, Oct., 3J.
Hiuiuock City, Idaho.
General Thomas J. ll-ltar. mites from
iMnnncK aiwiOM loaraiwiiuu.umrrjiMut'
.i( n lonir nbil Intercstloi: letter, under date
'jV. . .v" . .
of Hcntember f)th :
. . .-., ---. -
. S.. 1...-.1 .r -..i..f,l..
-- r.
nm, CVCn cowilrlw, Unit have,, sprung up
, f ,v mnu C ! Illlt hcn'.llt myTH't.-IH I
(-.. i- .....t... n, ..11 .i.it... t
,f
to'.
lint when llm trip li mmle nnd lliwc
,,, rt.IlcCll , , m in m,0llMlU
, ,,.,, wh, ,, ,
! orrnrty m.K Is ell ...nbered,
nnd thuimr in the rconoii mo ciimnte 11
nol 1)npra!,lrnt. though It l generally be
not mi ilcasant. though t 1 generallv be-
11 11 1... i... ..111 i..M ''..
....
It not for want of water, of which, in n paiwrs nm as dumb .m death alio. 1 such
these camps there Is a great deficiency. Ihf J '"ft1 " caes, but still lake delight In
would iK-.nnd even will, this drawback 1 1 '"' ' '" nP ,0 "ecru inn the much less re
klleve I, the bet mining nninlry I ever ' l- -. M f, '
r... .. , ..... . .... ..-..... ...........
itu. I, I. Iinw.it...- AVnfflliltvl.lt. tvilli .M-.U
nle. nnd a new.eomer Iiuh a poor chatica tn
get a claim that can bo worked tit this sea
son of tlio year. The water that runs in
1 ., . ,.. -.. ...,. 1.
' inc crcTK-mnii uncurl n
neing iMcti nay
and nlflhl. In order lo savo It all. The
' Wmnm.triier.lto jrywlm In
rnvlnes,
HioiikIi 1
places,
iinnniicit wuy
,. ,. n.... - , n..t. -i.. ......
cni"K. 11 irniiiiurv in iiiiiik inn. ruuii;
f.m
ior -
. . ., ., . . ..., 1. 1 -1 .i,, .nM
y miles above lis nioull. and eighty tnleS
r iiiiira
.11
from the COnllliencn or 1110 HllllKO nun Holm-
rivers, and not more than fnnr hun.lml ...id
Ifom the continence of Iho H.mke nn'd Hob-
- 7- - ' " S " "
M t i.n ,ii,,..i!Porllaiiil, nnd three hiimlwl milts In any
5 0 So s ! k l ;r "st zrih x
lr 4an was to capt-1 , f n',,v.1'Crn "J ZTl ,?!, "" i?
I " ..' "- ..-.. .. .. . ..v .
ii.,,!-,,.. nn,l ,, I.,,,..!,,,! ,ll, In
Icnrinus minim? life. Tlio nveraiin
"mount
. r.i : r..:i. 1 ....." .. 1.
', "' ""3' ,'V "" " "" -" "' 1 throwing llm owner nut nt the rish or hii
1,nc" n':,i",JT'lrZ, I,, ljrv;,iru- Sew" wn"' "n,',, ' '"'' '"!
' "" ' ' T7f JH. JXJ... Lr rust w,,e U"iun bjyoneta uro around.
.TJZZTnvnnn.
"0,n '" tlieo mines for want or water, ami ; .
,J1 ,n "" ftfffl Wll!, I i '"'l by the Orwoiiiaii that Capt.
W'V- Wh ' $"V"y nr"c'c Mcilorum Crawford's e.nfurnnt escort ir-
in i.in.1 vn unvi inn, nun Hint 1. wnrui.
... ... ....- ...... ...... ..... .
nine cents on f;ot. on. wlls at retail 11 the
sunns lor iweniv nun iwrniy-iira cenis l"r
I IMJ111111. r.vcfyiiiiu vinu ii.'. tu inj uiiiiiirii
nr packed from tlio Columbia, nnd freight
is worm irom twenty 10 iniriy cents.
I ("osTitACrww. Much has been paid nf,ntSn'em.
j Into nbout Uncle Abo' contractors, nnd "fii mum m.i
the cnormnus sums Ibey innkeout of llm
(lovcrnmcnt, but 11 case occurred in llio
Dalles n few days since, whirh may Ihrnw
some light on the nrilhmcllcul rule iweil by
contractors. Tin contraclnr was n " sable
pi,m . nml wn ntbnl hv Mr. (!. In n.rurn
"! ' - " "- V '
- ui. r .i.it .i.t .h .........
.Wf "!. 7 '.. ' .
1111111L iiiii tir ail-. 11 iit-r iiiiinuii' 11 1 1 !
work to bo done, he said tn Mr. C..
" l'o does that job Massa C. for one
hundred dolliirs."
Mr. 0. being something of n wag, repli
ed: " I am nfrald that l too chean. I don't
want ynu In lose, nnd I will give you nn-
ollT clinnec in llgurenn 11."
John rolled up his eyes nnd looked n lit
tie perplexed, done a litllo more figuring,
and finally ruid :
" Wcll.'Mosw i, I'so does it for one
hundred and fifty dollars, make nr lose."
" How is it you 'chop' so John," said
Mr. (J.
Well the fact is, Mtusa 0., when I fig
urrs it one hundred dollars, I mikrti no ac
count fordesn in ih lime," Mountaineer,
A. 1$. 0. 1). Header, can you cipher
out tho enigma to bo found in the first four
letters of the alphabet ? Did it ever occur
to you that the letters A, II, C, D, consti
tute the cnitinls of the surnames or four of
tho biggest traitors that ever edited?
I)ok nt them. A, for Arnold j II, for
Ilurr; 0, for Calhoun; 1), for Davis.
Thero in another peculiarity 1 Koch of
theso villainous traitors followed pro-!
clsely in the order that tho letters follow
each other first. Arnold 1 second, llurr ;
'third, Cnlhouu ; fourth, Dnvls. Tho In!-!
tials of tho first trnitor werell.A.; those
ol those of tho second A. II.
Hereafter, In printing primers lor the
lien nf inmmnii cpltnnla. llm rnmr.lLra will
.doubtless do away with tho old style, and ,
I instead of saying, "A was an orciier, 11 wos,
a Dull, 0 was u cat, I) was n dog," they
."iT..;.. 1"' : ":..:,' .r. , ' :v. 'V, 1
will stir that A stuuds for Arnold, the first
trflltor In tlio Innil It tnnil for Ilurr. tlio
second traitor to his Government ; 0 stnndi
IUI V.UU1UUII, iic lllliu UUUUI , uuu ir
stands for Davl3, tho fourth traitor, nnd
the HI Yu Muck Muclc or tho rebel con -
spirators. Following on down to F, ho
mlrrlil anvfl Ti1 atnnrla Tim ltndtl Ihrt Ittsr.
KWt
.-b... v, ..." .w. .WjH,,. ,
tiller the world ever produced, it
strikes us that sucli
a primer wouiu
rimer wouiu ""
yet unborn, It
remembruueo of
I,-
useful to the Generations
would ken tho children In
the ucts of these wretches, and teach them
tho lesson of tho present day. Shu J"uai
JPiw. .
The Knnsas Journal relates lle follow.
RMjrafflff
vA:,.,tii.un, iirlV,v. ... nvi,irUnr
llcffo.vrt
klmcs)
'."v,vr.,T",rf., vwr'.tT':-. :: ii'yp.K'
her lov&liv (hut
ihil (mil
b?enklll
rt In iH lliq)h I liiirtfewilmcnt
.' Whim
...i .I . - i if . . --., ,... , . .1
iuu your 11 mum 11 llii'in minim ( aimhii
tllTO! VllP( OLMI.
""Thin
wm lienor1 tin
war, wu il not?'
' V..'
Why tin) you
V fcmiila slave recently sold In Itlch
mond fur .'1,080. She mi tutirthj while
litnce tht ltntaikiible price tommmuM."
Thl is one of the Ixwillrul feiitureR of
that "divine, peculiar lixtltullnu," which
niut not be iliscuunt. This wretched fe
male slave is probably tlio half sller of
some elegant ludv who moves in the bi-sl
. .. . i ... . .. 1 .
7")' ,i . .1 . , . ""', "'I
I Unl. UW strnnge that Hie ' concrvutlve"
.- "" "' ... ...w .. M.M.v.
Xnitiville Union,
Tiiky wiu. I'miit.-Mnjnr (lencrnl
Illuiit in his official report of the battle nf
Money Spring, Arkansas, pays that the
ICanius colored regiment imrlicularly dis
tinguished thcmseiviil. They fought liku
velcriins nnd preserved their lino unbroken
Ihri.iigliuut the cmrnircmcnt. Their cool-
1 .
l..o.-lm" "ii nnivery 1 nnra never peen pur
inores ,., .,... ' , ... ,..,, .. ...
ri-.3-.u. nrv ciu 111 iuu 1111111-M 111 ine
1,,.1 1 1 ... .,. ,
Hunt. 111111 ui.,MHvu ill 1 r.iwi iruupi in
. 1 ....! .... .i .. .......
Zi.WZZ2.?. i?"!..". ? . . H ."Y
1 1 1 uiiiiii. 1 iiu 1 tiiniiLMi r.11111 1 rir iiiii-iii.
which Tought iiu'nin.n them, went into thu
light willi three hundred
men, and came
out with only sixty,
wv, ,,f. , n-n,
-- - & "
howcil their fear nf Unl
IIkt Ox.Whllesldes' fa.
nnd ItVunreirnrd,
nloii muskets vester-
becoming frlghleneil
r. "V " ""' " "T.i" "". ? .. - "' "JIi
itf llii.li tiiHis nitiipktifli sin r i is lint ilctll
1111111111U .'.I. .....viiiiiu ii.u .tiiuuv iiiiii
nvcii ni iinnnocK uiiy nn 1110 tin insi..
W1 hc ,lilblimlill b com.wny tulj l0d
..... . ... .. m.i . .
1 his slocl'
llKTUiiNKit. I). !'. Dowell, lq., has re
turned to his home from tho Supreme court,
I n?vv rpf vi .-.r
, IN Jii W X lJ-iJj.
, , ., , .
l)llutlon of CoimrtnoMlilp,
. Tiik copartnership heretofore existing Ik-
I IWCCIHH0 llllllcrsilrneil llllllcr IHO linn IllllnO
,or.iri.miBiiiiiiiiiiniei,
lias been thin day
sent. All those
"'"llpsolviil by mutual consent,
. . -
knowing themselves Indebted by nolo or
bonk account, are nquested to pvitluwltout
delay, with either nf us, and those having
claim npilnst tho linn should present them
for Kttlemcnt.
IinNllVKMITiH,,
JOHN M'l.ANGUI.IN.
Jacksonville. Oct, 7th. lHia
It All.ltO AD KOTJCU.
TllV, Slockhnblers in the Cnlirnrnla and
Columbia ISlver llallroad Company, nre
hereby notified to meet at the ofllco nf J.
(astun. In Jacksonville. Oregon, on Hie 7th
day of Novemlr, 18(i:i, for the purposo of
electing n Hoard of Directors lo serve lor
Iho tusuiui; year. J. (MSTON'.
On U'hnlf of the Iiicornoritlorp,
Jacksonville. Oct. 7. 1M2. oc!7St
WIUHTI.IAN& IIARDIE
bCCCtSOILi TO
FRANK RAICFR,
410 anil IIU Clny HI., Uni. IVnncHco,
Importers ana .Dealers
IN
1 1- UKfclUN & DOMESTIC
Tp. -v, -,
JJl'V lxOO(lS
ClU'liCtS, OUclOtllS, MattlllgS,
-i 7 or
UPIIOLSTUItY GOODS,
AND
PAPER HANGMNGS,
,
l tor sale in quantities to suit.
Sl! 3m3p
1 rxrjm.TminMi,myrmw
I
. RnnnsiiAiiTtinvi-,!., ,1.,. n
A "f" -,:"", :'."' .vf.T
- . ...v m i.i.vmi ji, .!... mm
employment nnd a good home, by applying1
' to AIiVUUD 11. 1IANI.KV, 011 the Jackson-1
vllle road, betwceuK. Gore's nnd O.D.lIox-,
le'e, near rha-nlx. Aimly Immeillatelv.
A. lt.UANI.KY.
Bear Creek. Sept. 30, 1803. ootUwl
BRADJORY & WADE,
'' ' P'AOjCSONril.t.K,
-IIKAI.KM IX-
DRY GOODS,
OLOTI-IIaSTG,
BOOTS & SHOES,
PANTSY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS,
XjilotuLoarsy .
Tobacco & Segars,
PRODUCE, -
IIAHDWAKK.
OLASSWAItn.
(iUKKSHWAUK.
WOODKKWAltK,
MINERS' TOOLS,
All nf which will be sold nt low prices,
fur OAtUI.urdcsirublo I'ltOJ)UOl..
BRADBURY & WADE
auk now itnowviNa A
Largo 8c Well-Selected
STOCK of
Spring & Summer
GOODS,
NEW STYLES DRESS
AND
Millinery Good
Fancy and Staplo
IDjr.y CSrOocaLs
CARPETING,
Oil Cloth, Wall Paper,
MEN AND BOYS'
Sprin
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& Summer
O
CLOTI-IIISra,
HATS AND CAPS!
AND ALSO A
Fluu Assortment of
Ladies, Mon and Boys'
Boots and Shoes !
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Will bo nupplled with n Good AeieortmeBt
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STffiE AND MM GOODS
Which will be sold at
JACKSONVILLE PltlCES..
IPAM1LY GROOKRinS at
l1 1IUAD11UHY & WADK'8.
STATIONKItY & ULANK DOOKB
nt UUADDUKY & WADK'8--
TJMNi: CIGARS AND TOUACCO
V nt UUADDL'UY & WADK'8.
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WOOD AN,) WJI'W WAW
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J nUADnUDY & WAPFS-
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