Oregon sentinel. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1858-1888, January 23, 1864, Image 3

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A secret illliim lull iXi'W uricims nn i,ri. mini nir viiriIi ttnd ihstinullnn unknown, , tqirtfi-jhhik It is designed fur Texas, while kifnf oppose It In Tor the capture or Mo- . x Inn, ait ' fl iftAwl"Uro bripiiih recently iniulc o mid i'i(Jyjinli Curiilitiii. with very tangible f Us. Nmrly three, thnii'niul slaves were ..Kri' '' from limiiluuo. wllb whom were thUiV "i'" "bout :,r,t' " lnrK' "ll(1 ml,'k' ,,,,ln'. fwipml admit "ft saddle hornet. 'I he. puerrll- ZVI . I. .. 1 I. III. . I I .....ll.t.l.ul Tl.tl tvi-JfcMll Hri .1,1 KIHV1I IMIU .,.im. a v.. tAiv tires, with uiuny thousand bushels ' ere Inirnnl, Ik-sMw two distilleries. ii,. Cebel camps were destroyed. One ui szb Kim liunir. One hundred rllies jm I lot of uniform mill equipments fell Tfiir hands Our lo wus 12 klllttl ' iMk-d.uiid one tukcu primmer, Wi in 14 rebel prihoners. Iiicludiug -I retury Clmsv lum resolved not to j- ly more Itx'al temlem in any contin ey. Under a iliclsinn of Secreiary ;sc, the payment of the seveothirties be miiile in lepal ciirrmcy, ntilem the option ol sM'c!e payment tukii place IIIa4-i im. ihu lime tln-v ure due. Should the '""juilder desire to do so, lie can convert the iirmv' ,u 1", lx iMr c,,"u iw,'",y-y,',,r ,,0,,J, i tJlio liiterest mid prinelpul of which ore cayublein coin. n'snlt I.lcM. Own, of tho Third Arkansas Cnojf-j'uvnlry, wlille on his way to Fort Suilih '8 KA .li n deludimcnt, wus attacked by ihe 7u"iH'l Col. Hull. The rebels were com I'rsls itclv routeil, and tiw Colonel ami nine .... i.ilon nrlcoiiers. Cunt. Nanlcr. of ,V,'iiiic same reinient, had an cniiXfiiicnt not jdflyfoiiK since wllli tlie rebel in Yell county, mtan und raninrfil Went, lliirnelt and 15 men. ,.-i i.T.flnvriiir T. Holiday Hicks has 1 fi,wM n clccied o the U. S. benate from Ma y tlirvlaml. to niltVw unexpired term or Jaim W, renrcc. i " The VTasliincton Siar ststes that tlic . . 'president hai onlmd r. Court-Murtiul for i'lt.,e trial of Surj!wn.(jriierl Ilomnmr.d, I fi.i 'idiT Ihe cl-ar-Ken or fmud anil nmlprao pr1lcfl!i-c brought b the Commlrtlon Hint not ''?'aMoiiir since exmfmed mto alT.iirs In hi office. Ytut G-n. Tlinnw !" IssneJ order os-i-fci I SI, . . ,t ll.,!.. fnl j ' iMO.OOO ni reoei nyaiiramiwii, i. .,,.(, i ten miles or Urn weac ol ine receui r ,r of tl foMiers. iwir Mulberry, o ! I" " ,,u 1,,7'J,', between tho -M.Jut'HHnt lliesoMiem khk-u. WMiinst cicirK debate of the session k......i.. Uwnulnr (:nmie of :. .,, .;. ..,,v..l MmU- or New Hamii' l 'll.. ilia. .." i irC rT nHSUIg UW iWy cwiman, . II .1....U.I id he rearfed uttacKS uy iriemirt i dniinlstrstKM ai more dungerimilhan ". . . . ,..!. . . .,...,,.,, or enemii-8. ll'lila, the first speech or .,, I'lMimiM. ireuted u fuvirrable Im -t,. l)Kiliite of Wisconsin ulso p. Iwit .kc In condemnatnn or ofesl friends Indfori,,, .ncWnjfllw Adiniiistratimi. Hale re W Orm,... ,...i ..undiiiiL' urfrniK! und niaireaui-ce in'laiirAiul ngainiltho NaV Department, while, nth 0f .Senator Davis of Mntucky ilvDomlDnted msivii , ... . B..inr iHckulsiwnu enueuvoreu w i irrn.i'"- "" ill IIITeBllKn'""' unltli of Orecml introduced a reso- nl tliuoks to G. 'I Ikmuus. .fuHunnlltk. icugo, 11 lb- TlnKepulillcan l,ale tuut proposltiou have recently bn made 'mllnn t New luinpihire mat at by the rebel jmthorlties lo theKederul ord, Jan. ttlli. ov. Oilmore wosjijovBruMeni: yirst That iheJuartcr- muletl by ocelumliun. Itesolullons nwer 0f IL. Confitlerule urmy: t Her- .lainlng the Admiuiutioo nnd urging. nU,,jo, acting by the nuthorliyor the i... 1 al.. .... ,iljn I ti 1. 1. n t .1 , I. .m Air.tA.1 ts.til t e igoruus prosecution 1 w t I T.. 1 lilillllllll 1,1 oln the iieonleV krja larmg - i .. i.n..jA(d armx i- wr.nnUHH.aiiM lor re-eWliu" iihw i.uv..vj, of SSh. i.. miilmouilv udop 1 ' rwwm. w "i'" .. X ii.nnr Sumner will m introduce if win,-..' , .., ,i. rMiricliis III Ihe mat tMtrfo i the.furfeiliire of r4l estates for life. wi .... a 1. a I mniM ma llVfV. iuu .1, rorleliuro " 1 i - i"-- .1.. restitution The bill will cmiRim Judge Underwood's decision jlml (iovernmcnl bus the right to null In fee simple. (juiir'crmnstcr On. Meigs has resumed lliHhitesnf liis tilllei All public buildings nn- drnji-il in iiimit.itng to-duy In nii'iuory of tulili II. Smith. lli'iijiiinln J. lluri, member nf Con grefs from Miirylnml, died ol Pinull pox tin;) mornlnc. .1 miliary 12tli. WimfiTntilnii. 12lh. In the b'enntu '!' trriluy McDiiiigull Introduced it resnitiion declaring that oceuputliiii of Mexlc by the French wu nn net unfriendly to thin Government, mill deiminiliiii; the wllhriiw. til of the I-'rencli nrmy by tliu 15h of March, mi trtitn of a decliinition of war. Ueferreil to tlie (Joumiittee on Forelci Af- fiilm, where it will probably rial farviT, nn the Oluiiriiiun Is very lio.lile to unfiling uf the kluii. The total number of colored tronpjnow in Ihe lervlre or the United Slatw iflxiy lhiiiiiiiiil, with cpilto u muny ne-jrim not armed in the 'rvlee of Ihe Qimrtermiitcr, Coinmifiiry uud Knulneer Dipurtnenti". The tiitiil number ol nvgriH-a of all nin and eonditlon-, wi:leh thu rebcln Im'c o far Ion by the war, is wtimntcd to lc ul leat half a milliun. TIiitu were thirteen sole of cunfifalcil prnK-rty ymti-rday, nmuiintinu ItiS.'V.OOO. A bill was introduced yesierdny. ud the cnntideratloii tlierrnf piwlpnneil lllll'eb ruury next, provide.' tlnit witliiii nil terri tory uf the Confederate Ftateti whiel huvc been, or limy be conquered by 1-dernl armx, all laws or parts of laws lentMing slavery slmll be iibullslird ; that to very Nliiill rrver nirulii be vsliibtisheil wIUdsbM lerrllofv. and said lerrllnry rhall lit U' ' . iidmltleil itno the Uninn us u bmtt or be reprmnli d in Conpri-ss, except b; Kele- , jruies, until the people within tlic Irritory t forniliitf such btiiteMiuii ny orauii mw. lorever pioliliilt slavery inereiu. Tlie hill of Senator Ijiiic or Kuril, to M-t apurt it portion ol the Stale uf rexut, lor the. ii'f of jK-rsoiis of AMcan rsceiil, siKns them a rvgluii between the liileru do river in Texas, and tliu Itiu (Jrmle. in whieii they are nllowed the priHres or the Ilnniextcud Iiw. The oflicer iicliarKe nf the etuicrulion, lierwfier to bu npuiiit- wl by tlic President, is churned will the execution of tlie Act, and npproiinlinn licrelofori! made for ciilunizulioii prpiww uru pluced in the hands ol the 1'rtilciil to carry the provisions into tllVct. New York, 12lli. The Xc Yntk Timtt' U'uslilnpliin correspondene suys: At leust fivu Miijor Generals and ver 20 Hripadiers will lie restored to civlllifc hy tlic consent of the Senate. Churleslon tukeirflre and burr opaa Irom the tlT'Ct of our lotnbaniniw. The fires nlwiijs spread und bum soverl linuws at ii time, hist Sunday they burtd eight hoiiMii hi one iiium. Tlic obstructions hunted nwuy -oni tlic bench of XI orris Islmid arc sixtee ImrTol iron rolls. 'l'Ueililruclioiw huvig been removed be naturul cuuies, nntlii" now preveiits lle tuklng of Cliurlfslonilen the Admiral wills It. Jn o posiicrlpl lie cor ritniiHdent adds that the rebels live three kmi-cluili liullilinu' at Churlesloo, two of (kin un the DiimlcrberR plan. An Army or the I'otouiuo dispict says j M Uommusarieii tire ixiuiog uiiunigisuvo I ruiluns, which proves thu unnyhui uol bee,, depleted by rurlnuRha. The Now York TnLunt't Wililislon y. oik J rwunr .....p.u., IIISpulCII Suyg t ISO oruera WC Issued for Ihe removal or prisoner, lo ben. Untie r'a deportinent. It is believed the IIouio ComnilM onl' ., ,. . - ... ,-, .,. Bh-cllnM will reK)rt nguinU tho 'uses or (reutlcinifii cluiininjf scut rrom lit Vir- gillill. Louisville. 12th. Mojor Gen (Irani and Slut)' arrived lust night from Koxvllle- Bt. Inis, lili. Tlie llipblitan't 1 Memphis correspondent mjh twi impur ' Kicnmoiw ouicium, nan uti bh ,yen. uruni or iiunuuivuii m .pjoi femulnint? within a certain diataco oat aide, or tlic Federal line. This Cer 1 .. u brucvsfilleeii thouiuwl bales, nn is a - , Cunlederute cotton. Urecnbacks will be tukeii for it. It is suid JIurlbut fcors the purchase, ui;d Ima recommended tht It be carrlca luio- incci. dccuuu a f iwivu that Klrby Smith recently sent an author ized messenger to Washington to propose to the Frdcrnl authorities to furnish every requisite anihorlty lo pel nut nil the cotton in lliut portion nf ihe lied river and Vnliilii dixlriels within rebel rnntrol, the money Tor ihe siime to lie paid tlie elus or officers cMi'pli'd Trom amnesty offi-red by l'reIdeiil l.lncoln, tliey In retire from the rebel army and po to- Mexico. The lit puhliciui snjs, idllririnlly : ,l Of tho cnr redness of tills hifurmntinn we liave no ilonbl. lor It conicx from n source likely to have the best mentis nf information ; also I Iml this would involve n complete ills biiniluient of the relict force In Aikiitin, M Ississippt and Texas, and thn immediate Ueturn of thus" Stntes'to tlie Union." Jnnuiiry 13th. The lime for the payment 'of bounties lo soldiers has heen'ilenih'il to Marcli 1st. It is reported that the rebel Irnn-vlnds nt llichmond arc ready fur service. On the 17th or December they' were ordered to make u dfinuuslrutimi on lluinpion Iloiids, but lifter prncccdirif; u Tew miles below Henry's blufT, the order wus coun termanded. A Chuttauooca dispntch dated Jan. 12th, says : Adults in Knt Teniirtsee are excit ing. A heavy eavulry fiuht occurred near Strawberry I'lains on Sunday, Jim. loth. The enemy were repulsed with serious Inss I.oiiRMrcct has lum heavily re inferced from tlie nrmles ol I mid Jolinon, nud hl hrndipiarlers are ut Ued Ilrldpe. The pickets Ironl each oilier at Dlalr's cross roaiN, twenty miles noriheat of Kuoxville. Tmgstreel's position Is u splendid one, prerenttug n river nud moimtiilu trout. Jiiliuou presents ,i bold rront ut Tunnel Hill uud Dultnn. Tlie dispalcli also snys our late repute at Deans statlonwai n tri lling nfl'.ilr. Ainillier rnntest for Wist Tennessee seems lo he the rebel rcnlve. A letter from n clrri'vimm in Charles ton spniks or great suir-ring nmniig tlie people tliere. Mnny hope mid pray for redemption, even at the hand or Ihe Vim lice. In his opinion the time is rapidly approaching when it will be round neces snry to give up tlie city to lavethc people frmn iiImoIiiIc starvutiim. All who can leuve do so. In Georgia denunciations or tho rfbci Government nrc loud nud empiiat.lc, cpe. dully where no mllitury rurvellluneo is over the iieople. IiittdligerTl rcfu;;cea from ihe interior statu fully two-thirds of thu population, If allowed a fair expression or opinion, would elect to return tu thu Union. Thoumnds of Union men are serving against us in tlic Georgia inillliu, who, If an opportunity ofT.-reil, would desert the sinking ship und swell tlie ranks of the Federal nrmy. An entire Geurgia regi ment had made arrangement 'n enm our lines nn Friday night. Jan. ft'ih, If they were put on picVut duly. The opportuni ty wus not offered, probably becuiuu the design became known. A Washington letter to the Trilunt says: It bus been decided lo remove the rebel cnpllul In Columbia, S. C. Thu Iowa legislature organized Jan. 12. The Governor' Message indorses the en tire policy or the. AdminUtrutiun. General Meade was serenaded in I'liila dclphla, on Tuesday night. Jnuimry ICtlt. ' Biicclttl AVusliington dispatch to J'ost, hv : Letters received hero from' Hubert J. Wnlker, now in London, states that -,,. t. BQu,e 011 l,..nublIC onln ',nll , Vn.lnn.l t r..friV to finnnola! ofMi aovcrnment , Ie Myg ,lml . , tIJ f .,- wiii fa for t,tg liouul itctlon, may be swelled umo hall million during the year, lie proposes that nn emigrunl8 shall ba liable to couscrlpllon during tho war. This would disarm, auspi cion ubroud. A considerable nuner of Congressman are sick, not uny of them iluiigtriitH however. New York. Jun ICtli. Tlie Port hostile following : A Union refugee who arrivetl In thiw city from lllchmond, asserts that upon Chriatmus, at an early hour, persons passing tho front of Jiff Duvia' bouse, were surprUed to see standing in Iront of tlie door, a coffin with u rope signilieontly laid on top. This wos.soon discovered by crvunt8, but was seen by muny people. Indianapolis, Jan. lllth. Col. Wilder of lie cavalry brigade now here, represents I uit Ueu. Foster's lorcvs are fully tquul lo ngst reel's, and gays they cannot beiuc- ccssfully attacked. He thinks Lnngstrect will linvc no iliHiculty in maintaining him self where he Is. llls.commnnicution with Iec is niwn nlid casv. Clmrkvtnn, Jan, Mill. The enemy kept J up n lively shelling nil day. Since Tues day 12lh, Tour hundred nnd twenty-one shells huvc been thrown nt the cliy, caus ing some dutnugc but no cnusualtics. Ene my have masked two or three more 1'ur rotls nt Gregg. Shelling Is very hcuvy this evening. Fortress Monroe, .Tun 14th. Flag of I truce arrived this evening from City Point. I Indication ndmlt no doubt that if ex change of prisoners rcinuius In hands of Gen. llutlcr a satisfactory cxcliungc will be ilT-cted'. Wushingtnn, Jun, Mill. Kx-rcbcl Gen. Gaunt, or Arkiinsus, yesterday presented himself us head of delegation of pcoplo of that Slnte In rotation to reconstruction of Stale Government, which is looked upon by the Administration with the highest re-s4-ct. Grn. Gaunt, it will be recollected, lelt the relict service some time ago, und ever since has been rudicut Union. It is understood that mure limn one tenth of the voters at lust Presidential election in Ar kansas urc reatly in reconstruct tlic govern ment, but us et huvc indicated no partic ular place. Des Moines, Iowa, .Inn 1.1th. Legisla ture in Joint Convention to-day re-elected .Iniin W. Grimes to U.S. Senate byu voir of 128 to C2. New Ilumphiro Democrats held n Con vention a fy' days ngo und clccttd l.p dele gate! to NiUinnnl Convention. Chicago. Tun, 1-tth A Washington letter, dated Jan. 11th, suys: The Union men of both liou'es of the Pennsylvania legislature hnve, onjnlnl ballot, nominated Abraham Lincoln Tor the next Presidency. The resolution, which, with tliu preumbte. are i'tigrtiHi! on parchment, have been cnmtnitlcd to Simon Cameron to bring to Washington to present In the President. New York. Jon. lfilli. The Tuna' special dispalrli suys tliat the National Uninn Committee, appointed by thcClitcn- en Convention, has been summoned to Ws-IiIiirIoii. SPECIAL NOTICES. BROWN'S A neclectcd Coueh. Cold, BRONCHIAL1 nu Irritated or S-tiitlirout. TROCHES rim COUGHS i COLDS. if nlhmul to progress re Milts In myIous l'ultiiunary llronchlst amt Asthmatic lllrcaw- nftlmes inruratile. llrownV llronchlal Troches reach ihrrdy tho affected tarts und giro nlinm't immedtato relief, 'or llroiichltls, Aslhma, Culurrh, und Con suninllvi' Coughs thu Troches are useful. rulillc rtpiiKrs aim aingers nioum nme ihu Troches to clear and strenglheu their Vole.-. Mllllarr onieers and soldiers who overtax the voice, nud tiro cxiaMtl to sud den changes thould ine them. Obtain only Iihumiuik. "iiruwii's iiroucmai irocues- lifvinir irttil their imcucy ly n test of many years, uru highly recommeudid and prvrcrnVd by I'hyslcinus mid Surceous in I be Army, unit have leuehed teitlmuuhds Iruin iniiiiy cniliient men. Sold by all Ihu Druggists and Deabrs in Metliciuu In the United Stutes and most fur uIlmi countries at '.'A cts.. ner Imix. A pent, for California, lttniNUTOv k. Co San l-roneiMii. jansw 0..T..18aOX. DRAKE'S PLANTATION HITTERS. They purify, strengthen uud .) '.. 1 1 it Tiiey create n laaitr.y uppe They uru an antiikitu tu ting iwatcr and diet. They overcome ebcts of dlimlpalluu and lulu hours. They strengthen tbe system and enliven the uiliid. They pretent mlasmic and Intermittent fevers. They purKy the breath and acidity or the hUiuihcIi. They euru dyspepula twl canttipatinn. They euro tllurrhieu, cholera uud cuo'.era uiorhus. They cure llvr complaint and nervous head uche. They are the best bitters in tliu world. Tliey make tho weak man htrong. mid ar (zhtuitkU imturt't rmt rulorr. Tliey are made of pure 8t. Cro'v llniu. Ihe celebrated Calliayn Dark, routs nud herbs, n:ul nre taken with the pleanire of a bevemge. ilb out regard tuuguitr time of tluy. l'nrtlou larly recummvu.'led to dellcatu pt'rsiins re quiring u ger.ilu stlmulnnt. Sold by all (irocers, lirogitlstf. Hotels and Suloon. )'. 11 Diiakk & Co.. New York. 2iy Smith t Davis. ofl'orilBud. Airents. GHEENUACKS WANTED! A LI, nersons indebted to me by Nolo or , XX Hook iicebiml, are earutrlly retpiesled , In rnmn utiil itftv u.anu pay tuelr liuleUWunew. nu or lr.icu ll.A lul ilitir sf .Tnilllflt-V lUtti Rrtlllllll I anvonefalMoiloso.lhelraccouuUoriHitcs will positively bu handed lo myutturney tor collection. II. ULOOM. Jackwmvllle.Dee. IB. T3. deol9tf WOOP AND WILLOW WAKH t BRADBURY &WAUE 8, WIGHTMAN&nARBlE, Sl'CCCMSOIUI TO V JFK ATS K BAKER, 410 anil 418 CU- St., Si; Frniirlaro, Importers and Dealers IN FOREIGN & DOMESTIC Dry Goods, Carpets, Oilcloths, Mattings, UPHOLSTERY GOODS, AND PAPER HANGINGS. For suit- in quantities to suit. net" Sm3n ESTABLISHED 1760. PETER LORILLARD, Snuff and Tobacco MANUFACTURER, 1G and 18 Chamber St., N. Y. (Formerly 42 Chatham street, New York.) Would call the attention or dialers to the articles uf his manufacture, t : Hxo-wix SxxtxETi Jlclr, llcinlgnw, Kllm llntm-. l'urr VlralnU. Can llatipa. Nwlclln'lir". AinrrlcnnflrntlrmAn, C'"-liluEi'n. Yollovp- SaxixfiTi Kculrli, llnliujr Hew Rcnlcb, lllgli TaI Prolrli, I'tr.li llnni-y IK'w ftotrh, lll.li I Hell Tent, l'ruli Mcutili, or I.uncljrxl. Atteiitlnti is culled to the large reduction. In prices of line-cut cheuing uiul Minikin., Toiiaccos, which will U) fuuiul of it wperiur' tjuallty. Tobnooo i fMnKixal riKMUT rtitHiMi : hmkimii I'mii:, I. A. I or f.lolti, H. -)'. Su t. OttenilMi. or Kwrct, Ht-iul.lt. Nu. 2, Kwerl-(nlr.l Oruuiro, Cunwlrr, Xm. 1 I 3 inlxett, Tin Full Caui.ll.i, Tuikl.li ItronuUlMl. K. II. A circular of prices ultl sent on iippllcatlon. Nov. 2H. 'tayl KENDALL & BOLT. 8UCCKK80K8 TO M.ll, MOURIfi AND WM.NANCKi:, ICrli)-Tlllc, Jocrjihtnv County, Ogu. rilllK UNUKKRIONKII IIAVINO 1'UKCIIASMI JL Hi eullr. InUrwit 1 M. 1L MOllhtS, wij ) lhnlnli'rmttH'll,UAM NAN'CKK, f Hi flnu f NANL'KKAUOLT. wM kuM rMwifnllir Iht.irl.i Hi cltliMw 0 KcrlijrIUclulTUItinvjliat llirjrlm, mrpnl th ln ftrma tij niM. 4iitii flip limn ,.f "KKNIIALL t HOLT" daltie lnlii-w In llir biilU luK furinnrl; ucoouUil If .Vlicl A Uoit, wlirre Ui J lnl ml lokp a ctiM.ru udut Uuaat ul DltY COOD.S. CliOCKUIKS. l'UOVISIONfi. UINKUtJ' TOOLS. KTU, irrc. f vouU mt rrartfft))' r'ut Uia rltlin. nf litrbriUU nd ildullf tu git in acn!IUfjf ixrrJtwIiif Uwlirr. AU ruukUiltllT tiaii U, thi irleliiltr frw of rliarc. HAMII KKNIIALL, JOHN HOLT. KTt.rm.Jiitttt.W,3. Jyltit-t '49 '3 TIK VERY BEST JLK "UK Out tx prvflubljr oM t OIVE-BITAC-LASS, Of which yon cn Im- .tt.al l)r ulllng nt tho EXPRESS SALOON. WE ke pp constantly on hand the lest of Wines, Liquor uud Cir ars, nnd invite our friends und the pubbv lo rail nnd test litem. Wo havo reduced the '49 prices beretofure prevailing, uud uro ronfident of our ability to moke a fair liv. lug by rurnisJiioir tbo Utt articles ut icgu maioirlrsrurlB03. LUNCH at 11 AlM., and 10 J'. M, ire in a&untaucf, H.X. MYERS U CO. jMUxirllU. July .', HC1 "i!f ON or about the tlrst or Oetol,er. ISfiU. i!r, Wilbur Iteeson gave mo a iiulu for thu sum of one hundred mid leu dollars, with Interest from date at thu rulo or n-ti per cent, per annum, due on or about Ibn Ut of Jutie( A. I. l"1. nnd iyuMe to Norman I Lee or brurrr. tfald note has been lost, aud the said Wilbur lieiwou ha . paid to me thu full amount of the caiuu. Any jwrsoii Ilndiug tho tamo li hereby 110 tlfiwl or said fact, and Is mpiestcd to niwl the same to me. NOK.MAN L. LKB, Jaoksonvlllo, Jan. 7. 1S03. jainrw.'- SiMmaeHlIx Wnnted, rpgOSE Indebted lo bmilh ,V Urowii.of 1 Mia-nlx. Oregon, are hereby notlllwl . that their nolca and accounts are placed In our bands for collection, l'leusu call anl icttlu Immediately, and savo comI. , JACOBS A UUSSKM. i JacksooTillc, Jan. U, ISCI. Jaultitf 4 1 '4 if P M h,a m ...i t J V.. iJ W w,. V it-