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SATIiniHV XORMXC,
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. HARM 19, 161,
What will the A pplfpitf, (lag-
ton ami linger Imllan-byni-patlilura
gay!
Col. Drew has relumed from Han Fran
rico. uml we learn lb it he recntitimndid
to Ocu. Wright that much bun 111 miiiht
result If 11 imlilury cxMlitin was nnlir
l lite present spring rmm Fort Kumilli
in tlits Uwyhiv valley. There ig mi exlui
uro rrtflon of unexplored couniiy lying
ra.it nf l'ofl IClnm.illi.niHl writ ol Orr.il
S-tlt I.tkf. lull iliittvl by hordes of Indian
win Iriqueiilly iniko raids hi the settle
ments iiim) minlng-prnNt:iing pirlief.
Thin unexplored district lira directly tusl
nl .Snnihrrn Oregon ami Nnrihirn Ctlihir
ih'q. niI Ix'tnrrn the John Diy, I'nwdrr
mill Holsi- llivrr mines und the i-jtlrmivi-HiiM
uml silver mines nf Nevndi A
rich gold nnd silver hciring quarix has al
ready lieen Mini nil the hover Owyhee,
near Snake llivrr. It lit almost nit iituli
lnhfil fict Ilmt on the hcniUatrrs of Hie
OsrvLee, oth) In the clmin of mountains
mirth of the Humboldt mlnrs, rich and ex
tensive gold and silver mines Mill. 'I'M',
logelher wilh the practicability of 0M'iilni;
ii thorntwlifiru inminiinli-illnti front Sail
Uke to Southern Orison and Northern
California. ntnl cilabli-hing n nilrtlil
mtmlwr of military posts forsubj clini: the
Indian! uml alT.rding protection 10 tho-
who with in Immigrate to nn.l settle In our
delightful country, will t the Mine time
open a taut ami extensive region of conn,
try fnrgflllrmint by agriculturists. The
foregoing praiseworthy iniliiivmrnt Influ
weed Col. Drew tu recommend the cxptdl
lion. . ,
Should (Jen. Wrlehl Issue the order for
an expedition, It will sltird protection for
prospecting parlies from Southern Oreirnn
ami Northern Oalifuriiii who cnntemp'nle
f ploring that iliiirlcl of country the pres
. itl reason. TA T'VauUingtr.
What d) we lay t Wo say that Is just
what Col. Drew ought to bare done, at
leait eighteen monthi o. That Isjuit
that we demindcd all the lime that he
should do; and II wn hare finally succeed
tl In arousing (Jen Wright and Col. Drew
to a gense of their duly to Hoalhern Ore
con, we will b enllllwl to more credit and
hii cursing than we hate heretofore re -
(tired at the band of the Colonel and hii
tieppcrhead frieodi. This proposed expe
lllion could barn atarleil from Camp Haker
11 the Summer of 1862 jnit a,i well as it
omsturtoow from Fort Klimilh. And
more than that, audi an expedition that,
I'iir ago, would hare protectd the pro
jK-ttinjr pirtif.', and, in all probability,
rich roM and ailrer mluei would hare been
tinvorered on the entire range from the
l'lirfat. disgingii to the Owyhee mluei, and
biU-ad- of Ibo country beinj; now in posse
roo of (lie Knakc Indiini.it would doubt.
t,em (bli, barocontaioed a (Kipulalion of
lire or tea thouMcd rainert, and travelers
rtd eaijrrtnU would cot bare reeded
military cieorli and thn fifty or nixly
ihoiiMiul dolUcs that III be I pen ten I'urt
Klaroith nouVi biro Un tared to the
Wnrercmeat. Uore thin that, on immense
marlet wm14 bare been opened up for the
proiice cf (bis valley, "aud iLc desert
tn watte pleea would bare been aud( to
illation m the ro."
Major (Hen k Co. might not bare been
ahlo to male so rainy thooKanda out of the
"I.lccoln Oorernnent," but aomn poor
m.ii who ere the pick and tbovel, or drive
tt plow, sod "earn thtlr bread by tbc
leitof their brow," Rould Lave bad "a
fcbnw."
J I ok has it been np north I
Col. Slau-
ry lia-i taken bis command and gone out
nn Ihe piling arery year, sod not only aided
emigrant to reach Hit settlements in
safety, but bis afforded omittance ar.d pro
tection to the enterprWoj; protpecler and
nvners in Iho Holse country, And what
l Ihe result of thco expeditions of Col.
Minry'c? A new Territory lias been or
fatirnl, cities have leen built, the mmin-
tain's re.'onrd with the baiog siw, the
ratlli! of the nuarl mill, nnd the hnn nf
icire nl. iinnut industry from twenty thou
Mnd m ners. Terrilnry enouuli rnr n prrn;
Stale li.ii been Iramfcrrcd Irom ihu burbn-
ritmnf Iheredman to the ciflllttllnn Of
the AnuloSaxon. The tide of bujincw,
p pul.itlon, emlnratlon, "pro'prrity nnd
ilw lineiof the pmit mnilihnrenll nlrrmly
lieen Mirueil to the North, lenvinp Iuck
donvlllc nn O'll-nMhe-wiiy plaw. And nil
of lliiwf iMni'tlia tn Ibo Columbitt rittr
cour.iry nrcduu to tho Libors nf Cn'onil
.Maury ntoru than nny other one nun.
Now. If Col. Drew had Improved liinplen
I'd npporliinilirg m well ns Col. Miiury
(Id hi. Hniiihrm Oregon would Imre di
vided wiili the North the Immense profit
nnd iidrnnlajra of the Idaho trnde, and
opcmil up new (it-Ms of enterprise ent of
u. Hut iiiileail nf (h'lnir this, while Mun
ry and Trnax were enduring Ihe lunMilp
of the ptiiiin nmnn the gage bruh nnd id
kail, and nirhlln;; the In-liarn, our hiiml
mine Colonel wui enJ'iymR hl "eli-p-inl
Iri'iire," hob nnbblns wilh tho Copper
head nrlnlncralg of IhN county, or recruit
in- hin enfiTldid health nnJ batldn? in
i he imllei of dm. Wright, at the Hay.
The ln'erel ol Southern Oregon hare
leen wofnlly neclecied by the mllllnry De
partment. H'imrbn.ly Ii tn blame. If
Col. Drew hit erer bifore tried In gel
leave from hi gnperlor to Inko an expedi
tion Inln the unexplored country iiil of
o. we hnre nerer heard ol il; and we pre
mime he nerer h.tr, or Ida orpin would long
Ince hare made lueh n commendab'c nci
known.
If Col. Drew had done lhl Ion- ago.
Initend of Moving around .luckionviUe,
nnd keeping hl hnwes nt Camp Hiker
for eiuhteen month', enllng up Clenn'g
Copperhead 0.1U. nnd olhcrni' cait in
hla Inlluence wilh the Union parly nml
for tho (lorernment, he would lure de-
gerredly been tho moit popular Union
man in Southern Oregon, il not in Ihe
Slate, and wnuld hare lieen the pen
ple'g farorile for Congrenional bonorg.
Ilul he hai not done llil lie hui done Hie
very nppniiie of what wai lor the bentflt
of Southern Oregon, and we have com
plained, bi wo had Juit cause to do. l-'ar
Ins It from m to throw anything in Ihe
way of tho preient proponl expedition,
as T'Vnult exulllngly intimates, but,
on lb contrary, wo would urge it on by
all means. Wt aro conudent that it
will lie the means of opening up n mil
unexplored region, rivh in both agricallc
rat aod mineral resource, notwilhitanding
gome people haie said that it was nothing
but an "alkali desert." .Send out the ex
peditinn by all means, and let crery man
go with it that can, and mines may be dis
covered surpassing either Ilolse or Waihoe.
That ii what we say, sir. You sabc,
iT'Vaull!
Von sale, Colonel f Kb I
A Fciv Words to tho Delegates.
The delegates from this county to the
Hlate Convention have been Initruclrd to
Uke all honorable means to lecure the nom
ination of Mr. Jacobs for Congress, and
we have been informed that the delegates
front Jivephine haro been initrueled to the
same effect. Under these cireumitanceg,
our delegates have no choice onlil they bare
exhausted Mr. Jacobs' chsuces. They
must do all they ran for him, using all
honorable means for that purpose and by
'honorable means" we Include "caucusing
and honey-fugling," as Colrer wonldeay.
(Ily the way, wo are astonished that such
nn old stager as Ham Colrer should express
any conscientious scruples against the cau
cus. We haro always looked opon the
'caucus" as tho nudum lauttoruui for all
wooing nnd wailing souls for Congression
at honors. Co into Ihe caucus Ham, it is
ot us bad us Faro or Monle; but you will
do so anyhow, before you'vo been in Alba
ny an hour, and you don't need our odriee.)
After using all these fair and honorable
meaui to nominata Mr. Juenb, and you
cannot succeed vtilh Sdin, then wo insist
that it it your duty, as delegates from
Hootbrrn Oregon, to take up some other
mm from tho .South, who has the most
chances for a nomination, and labor for
him with as much zeal and sincerity as
you did (or Mr. Jacobs.
Tho object of the whole matter is thU:
Von do not go there as the servants of
any particular msn, but to labor for Ihe
Interests of Hoalhern Oregon, while ser
ving, at the' sa mo time, the Interest;
of the Union party. We want a South
ern man nomlmlnl, ond tho only ques
tion Is, with what rai'i from the Soilh,
i -.i. trtn nnpttlnn nnd comne-
ponnii imi me tin"-" -i - ,
lent for the place, arc we tno rno ..nt.,
to succeed In gelling the Conuntlnn n
nominate. Wc know ihat Mr- Jambs,
Oen. Applrgale.and ihe other cnr.didalM
from Ihe Smith fully M! thrre views.
I-t the nnWnco In Mr. Jacobs, or any
other Southern min, be lalllifnl. honest
gnd perserfrlng. l'ermlt no outside press,
lire, or Mdo smgetlnn, from any one.
imliipi von for n moment to Imrlrr South-
rm vntM Is thai Pontenllon lonny Nnith-
ern msn. In order that some "good cnnstl-
liillonnl.coiervnllvi'. military Union man
from the Swlli mny have n rrmnle and
chnsl-like chance for un election, in the
m-xt Iicglsntiire, to the United Slates
Senale. We nre Induced to make Ihis last
remark, by the declarations nf ccf Inln gen
lUnvn, that they "preferred n man from
the Norlhen end of tho Slate." Of this,
however, mo-c nnon."
Jnckson County Union Convention.
The Union Ci.uniy Cmaenlli'ii mel pur.
guanl lo u call of K. I-'. llussell, Stale Com
mllliemsn.and nrpinlzed by eleeilng Tims.
Croxtnn Chairman, nnd Mux Muller nnd
Klward Wilson .S-creiiiriis.
N. Lmgell, J. C. 'I'olman, and J. C.
Cnmptxll, were appnlntnl n Committee on
Creili-nllals. and reporltd ll following
nutnnl prtrons as culithd tu seals in the
Convention, viz :
l-'rnm Jneksitiivllle-J. R. Howard. Max
Mul'er, N. Ungell. W. Illlchmch, L. M.
Thompson and J. Sattrrfietd. I'mm Kden
-S I). Vumljke, S. Colver. J. M. Smilh.
K K. And.rson. Forest (Irore-William
liar. D.ird.uiell Mr. Hurt nnd J. W.
Hums. IVrkiiisvllle Thomas Croxtnn
nnd J. C. CimpUII. Ashland-II. F
Myer. Sunuel (Irulib ond J. C. Tolman.
Slerlingvllle Mr. Il.ynolds nnd J.Wrighl.
Apnlegnb' S- II. Drake nnd Ivlwnrd Wll
son. Hulte Cnvk Ij. Tinklmm nnd D.
Mnic. Munxancln I. Constant, W.J.
Allen and S. Centers. Table Uock-J. H.
Wrisley nod Thomas Cnndnnt. Hlar
(iulcli T. Cameron. W. V. Fowler pre
stnted proxy id L. H. Thompson.
The folluwlng named periniia wero elect
ed by ballot to utttnd the State Conven
tion, at Albany, nn the 30th imt., ns dele
gates from thig county, vlss : J. S.Ulcrfkld,
J. W. Hums. S. Colrer. 0. D. Iloxie. J.
II. Wrisley, II. T. Unwell. K. C. Kesslnns.
I H, Thompion, W.J. Allen, nnd IMward
Wilson.
II. 1". Myer, Iiaae Constant. J. II. Wris
ley. J. S. Howard, ord K. Wilson, were
appointed a Commltlreon Ucsolutiouf, ami
reported the following :
llttolttil, That we. the Union men nf
Jackion county, are now as heretofore, In
favor of tho continued and vigorous prose
cution nf the present war, to the coinpleii
and final suppression of the rebelllou and
the extinction of treason.
Rttclvetl, That wc are In favor of a
hearty and ifficirnl support of the (Invern
ment, in its t (Torts to protect nnd delend
the Constitution, nnd to enforce tlie laws
of the United Slitis, nnd to present! and
perpetuate ihe American Union.
Ittvhtd, That we have nn unwavering
rnutidrnce in Ihe integrity, palrintism. hon
esty and wisdom nf " Fill her Abraham,"
and approve of his renomlnation fur a sec
ond l'rwldenlial term.
llodvtd. That Ihe F.maeclpallnn Froe
lanmtion of Ihe Fresident, alde from its
intrinsic justice, was jiutifi.il by military
law, mid demanded by the gigantic meets!
ties of this wicked and monstrous reWlion.
ItttolvtJ, That the plan of Keconstruc
tion announced by the Frttidrnt, although
it may not lie Ihe only feusible plan, is
alike disiinsuished fur its clvmeuev nnd
; practicability.
litsclKti, ' iiat wo believe the mines and
mining interests can be more rapidly de
veloped and better protected by the prac
tical miners, in the various dixlriets, und
that uny tax, or any legislation on tho cub
jret by the (leneral Government, would
tend lo decrease Ihe amount of labor now
employed in the mines, and thereby neces
sarily decrraM! the amount ot tho precious
melals annually produced on the Faeific
crnsl, which wonld be very Injurious tn the
United Stales as n Nation. It would tend.
by decreusing the amount of coin, tn dc-
slroy the credit of the United Stales;
, therefore, our Senator, llenreseniative.
and our Delegates to tht-Slale Convention.
are. respectively, nre requested to oppoi-e,
mm uu mi nonoranie meuns to ueieal uny
und all bills or resolutions taxing the mines,
or miners, or relinquishing the titlo ol the
Federal Government to the mineral lands
in Ibis Stale.
Ilttdttd, That It is Indispensable In Ihe
unity, harmonv and success of lln- Union
organization, that wc ignore all local lnues
and political division on loeal interests.
which only inure lo tho advantage uml sue
I cos of laetinnists nnd the common uemy.
i All nf which were adopted.
j W. J. Allen then offered the following :
lltsohttl, That the northern part of the
Stale having had four Representatives . nmi
fire Senators in Ihe lusl lour yeiin, i .v..
r..K wc cluim that the South should Imre
'""..' .".".. ..!! . In fur
Ihl'llllllispilllll rlgnt imil l""b"
nidi Ihe next IUpn ei.1ollvi.
Iltsclvfl, Tint we: hart- Implicit entill
dence In the eminent tiilents, saunellyi ripe
expeni "W, lionesty or purpose mul tli.MU'S
liumil patriollsin of our .lisilnguihcd eili
wn, Orange Jacobs. H-q j then fori- our
delegates nre ri quested mid instructed tn
me nil honorulile means in secure Ins notn
i r.,.. .., 1 1,.. Atl.itiv Hiiite Union (-011
llllllll'll, W" it' ..- - . ,
veiitlnn. for our next Heprwentutive in
Conir n ft, , .
Fending the motion lo ndopt these reso-
lotions, J. 0. Tolman ninrrd that the ful
lowiog be substituted (or tlnm. viz :
llttolvcil. That II Is Ihe duly of Hi's Con
venlion lo look to the milerial interest or
Southern Oregon, us n mailer of ImiMirl
nnee n ennd only to ll"' gncn-s uf lb" Unli-n
parly in Ihe Slnic ami Nation.
2.1. That ll Is our duly, while we Inbor
to ffcnre Ihe nblesl nnd l'it Union rm-n l"
rvprrseiit our Sinle in Congress, to ure h
n cognition id our jul ri'.-hls In the hii
log nnd prelection l" nn emiernnl rmul lo
Soiilherii Oregon nnd n proper tlisiosiil of
the Iiidiiins on our iNirdi-rs.
.Id. 'Chat t it promote the obh-cl nnd spir
it of lln' resolutions, the iWrgnt-s lo Ihe
coming Union Slnle Convention Irom Ibis
iintntv.be nnd nre hereby Instructed t"
r.ist tlie vote of this county in snid dm
tuition for tin' Ciiiigresslnnnl ciindidnie
from the snntli trim can obtain Ihe mot
votes from the nnrlh.
The vole being taken upon Ihe snbsll
tute, Toltnan's rtsoliillons were rejKlnl
Tlw rule then Iwtng mken on thcorlglnul
motion. Allen's rrsnlnllons were ndnpliil.
The following mi mediersonswerreleetnl
n County Central Commlllee: S. 1). Van
dyke. Chiitrmnn. N. Imngell, J. C. Tolman.
J. II. Wrisley, nnd Isanc Constnnl.
The Convention was nildrrss.il by Messrs.
Croxlon, Jueobs nnd App'egnle.
THUS. CHOX'ION, Clinlmwn.
Max MtUM. J Swflw.
KnwAiii) i .ni.
Jacktonvllle, March Fill). IRC I.
"Henst Hutler." hnvlng falleil tn take
Itlclintnnil by Iiig late riti.l. has srllhil
diiwn quietly nt Fortress Monroe uml
oihiihI n school for negroes. He's fuuud
itH'iiHl ii school tor i
lis levtl. Ihmotrat.
And If the editor nf the Jhneernl will
gn Hi that school, he will find his level, for
if Hen. Under rannnt bring him up tn the
negio standard, nobody cnn. (ircgoninii.
Some training In that school would, be
yond doubt, be of great ue, nlso, to old
T ond If Holler foiled In bring him up lo
the negro level, lie could at bast exchange
him for some honest negio now in South
ern bondage, which although a great com
plinv-nt to T'Vnnlt, would be nn everlast
ing disgrace In the darkey.
CoNsrMrTios or Liquids The Grass
Valley Nutlnnnl relates that after tho (ire
in Huston Ravine, nn Thursday the crowd
repaired tn n saloon and there drank two
barrels cf Lynn's ale, one barrel ol brandy,
besides n gecerons quantity of "whiskcy(
rum and other light summer drinks."
X3JLocl.
At the reIdene9 of hlx parents, nt Wll
llambiirc.Joenhlnnenuutv.Oregnn, March
l'JIh. )nr,i, Cium.rH Ai.r.XiSDsn. son uf
llenjamln T. and l'aulino Davis; aged about
eight years.
This was a little boy nf great promise,
and his early death will fall as an almost un
bearable sorrow on bis parents. Mr. Davis
Is now abient at the Hoire olnee. -Kditoji
Sevtinkl.
At Ihe residence of hrr ptrents, on Wag
ner Creek, Jackiou county, on th 15th
Inst., of scarlet fever. MImAhrnitiiC. only
daughter of I. and It. A. Williams; aged
17 years, 4 monius ana a 1,
With tho early dew of youth upon ber.
turrouudtd with doting parents nnd broth
ers, and n wide circle of nflVeltonato friends,
she has been matched away, perchance frum
tb evil which was to come, making it breach
which never in this lllu can be made up.
Funeral services will bo held the coming
Sabbath, 19th iuit., at tho Wagner Creek
fchool bouse, at 3 o'clock r. u., for thin and
the younger daughter who died on Ihu 1 1th
of last month. 11. N. Stbahmi.
NEW TO-DAY.
Instate of Margaret Loiib. Dec'il
signed has been duly appointed nnd quail-
(Ud as AdmlnlMrator ol ihu estate ot Mre
nonce is nerenv niren ibnt the umier
statu ot .1 re
Margaret Long, lately deceased, of Jackson
county, Oregon. All pertous having
regon. All pertout having clams
io uid estate are remsted to pre-
, with their pioper vouches, for
agaiui mo
eelil them, '
.uiiirnitnt. in mo fit mu ri.1. 11..111-M .1. n
I'boelllx. within tlx months, anil If not urn.
senUd within one tear fiom datu or thlsno
, ,...-, -- .- ..
1 peions imlcbtul lo aid estate are requested
, and uollM to pay up Immediately.
' vtl l.likitx L- i.i-.ii... '. , .
I risiiiuauis f tiutu., Ailmr.
, Jacksjn eo., Ogu., Marjli U, iBOI. Iw
iiiiiataun r iiviiu., .tilin r.
t ftg til mUNrM I
On Monday Kve'g, Alarch li
AT TllK
m
U. S. HOTEL,
3"voltsaioM.-rillor Oix,
LOUIS 1I0IINIJ. proprlelornf thi-t'i
llitlul. Iiifiirtns tho uulillc thstk..
give n Crnnd Hull on Ihu night of Kir,
Mniiiliu.niiil rrspccirnlly Invites ill ,v
can liinke It cnnveuleut lo nllcml. T.f
cure will be Inkcn to render Ihe hcckici
most plen'nnl ni'e. Tlekels (ire doltin
Jaek-nnvllle. Mnrch ID. I(M.
ciiA'i'i.' nt.' nlfl.'iinv i
r'.Hi.tit- nr .liii.Li... r&
TO.IOSKFII IMNICIIAM-
Voii nre hereby iiotlll.il Hint n writ of tl
tacliment hits is-en is'ipil ngnimt yag i-:
vonr proHtiy niiacnni, in snini; tb(fJn;,
inand of S. I. Taylor, nmntiiitlag lotiV
hiimln il nod eighty eluli! didlarMmlnlnftiMf "
live cenln iI8H S.l): now. unless jm iUsra
nnm-ar lxforu Ii S. Ilavib-n, a Jsrtlcjo''
lln-IVncn In nnd for said count;,tttyJ
n'elock on Iliu'JI'timy or May. Ifq..-a
ment will I"1 reiul-ml nentnsi you indjrr
tiropertv solil in pay me iii'iu.
t).K.,( ihl 7lli il.iv of lnreh. lfill.
H. 1'. TAYI.011, I'iaiolii
mliinwi
Sheriff's Sale
llv vltti
an execution and order nf sale duly lt
out of the circuit court of Ihe Stale f(h
goo fur the county of Jack'nn. ami to s
dlneted. In fntnr of Yityiw Oliver I
iigalntt John II. Cmwford. for Ihe retort
ot tho mm of rniirli--ii hundred ami tsw
one and -tl-IOt) dollars, Interests, ctatti
seeming costs. I will,
Oi Ttictny. tie 10 itnij o JpnlAHM
Is'tween Ihu Innirs of 9 o clock amiv!
I' M. nl III.- court holi'i- dour of niil conii
oiler for sale for enb. lo the hlgliel Wl
Ihi-rollowiiicili-'crilii'il mnrlgngnl prepr
Ivlne nnd I'iiil' In thn county of Jitl-
iiiii) Stale of Oreiinu, In ttll : Italia
claim nunilT ft7, In townthlp 37 son'
nuge one wet commencing nl the wai!
east corner. Irom vlilehn whlle-oikSJlK'
rs In dintnetrr U-ars nnrlh 21 fl 1
lltik, n hlle.oV it indies In &3tt"VJ'
livnrs south l."6 east 1'JH links. Iftt-iictsM'
21 chains, ihtnee west 13:30 chains. Hkv
north IMiOclialns. lliencowen3t:05tliiii
Ihrnco south :tbM) chains, thence cMti .
clialnt In the tdaco of Ifcinnliic coo'.i
lug ICO 21-100 acres. Abo claim nusV
Sli in Inwn-hip 37 south of range o'.e
bi'sliinlne nt the northwest conwr
claim riijinbir AS, nnd running thence wt
IS:U.S chains, thence nnrlh e vtrst :i
cli.tiiiv. theiiCH vriu tli M&O chain. Ibft
treat 18.66 chain. Ihenco soulh M:IO tW
lhri.ee cant -II chains, Ihenco noilD 3i
chains tn the place of beginning tcsu
lug ICO 20100 acres.
W.H.S HVDK.
Sheriff nf Jnckron county, OrrtM
JaekKinvlll.-. March I8R1, i'
Sheriff's Sale.
Ily virtue of mi exiculloii uud anorfr'
sale ilnlv ImikiI out of Ihu circuit rout
the State of Oregon for the county ef J"
won, and to m directtd, In I'uvor ofVn
Cahoon nnd William llntrman. nndsru-
IlarTcy Morgan nnd otherx. for Ihe W
nf the, sum of two thousand eight ko'"
nnd sixty and fourteen one-humlrtdtki '
lars, interests, costs and accruing ewtv
Wlll,
On TutrJnt, tht ISM (fny of .1p"l
A. D. lnr lielween the honm ofSe'iV
a tiand i o'clock r m, at Ihe coart btc'l
door of said county, offer for sale.ferrj-
io incnignrsi Dinner, ibeioiiowiiigixy'THi
mortgaged properly, lying nnd Uli''1 ,!J '
county of Jackson and Slalu nf OniF'V
wa: Donation laml claim nosiwv ' -m
Au.n.i.tn i ....!. ... f ....... Wf!ataifl
nt the loulhwest corner of claim nmUr-jw
In lifclil Inwiithli. nml ranr... IllCfiCS BV
K0:0U chains, Iheuco west 3:(X)cll
foulh I7i10 chains, thenco west 2t."0M-:K,
thence south 42iiO chains, ibvnce etM
Clialiui, to tlie placu or U-gt lining -;
liiir Ilneo hundred nnd tweutv and fuf'J 'r'
one-huiulredlh acre.). Alio, Uto B,BB.B
iib, in saiu inwnsiiip nun rung"- '.,
at lha southenit corner of elalm uubiw'
aforesjild. Ihenco east 3t):SB elmlntw
north fll:70 chains, thencu west lW"
thence south M:80 chains to tun '
lieglnning- containing ouo hunurea '
sixty and thirty oia-buudrethi '".,
Ihe same tract of land conveyed v "'
Mark Cahoon to Ihu wld llartey MV
Also, the voiithweat quarter of wcnf
unit tin, sniilln.fLt iinnvti.p nf section '
township 37 south or rmigo 1 west, cotj;
inir llirt-n litinilml unit Ivi.-nlV aCVt'S.
tweuty-ouo iicren out of the southe--8 c
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Jacksonville
kwmtillo. March 19. 18BI. 'J
- ITVTUTICK I herbv clto iiollt-e .
j. 1 iiavoiiianonzvii .tir. iiuiiu '- -1
to uct as my nicnt In geueral bu'lne"'4
Ir. mv abJoeiV.
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I lll'.MIV Mill " ,
Jacksonville, Feb. U7, ISOt.
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