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VUTURDAV MORXCXO, - Al'B. 11, IMI.
l.lt of Agents for the Oiiimos Hexmsx
.'. !'. Iliiscll. general agent for.Orcgon
nnil Idaho Territory.
I-P. Fbln-r
J..I. Kmmllon.tCo
Thomas Davis
T. II. Hill
F. (S. Illnlfjrc
TUomn Onwli -.1
Wm. Hplccr,
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A. Ireland Vvrtle Creek
(iro. !.. Dean, MieniHiric
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Thcodrlc Cameron.
Cnlon Town ilo
Tiik Isn'K. The Nullnnal Union Com
tnlttec have lal.f diwn tlw following ill
tlnct platform nl the Ioa of the forthcom
ing Presidential contest :
TIIK U.VCONMHTIOXAI. MAIN'
TKNA.VUK OP TIIK UNION, TIIK
KUI'UKMAUV OF Tllr. CON8TITU
TION, AND TIIK COMI'I.irrK SUi'
J'lll-aSIO.V Of TIIK ltKIIKf.I.lON.
WITH TIIK UAUSKTIIKUKOf. HV
VIOOltOUS WAU AND ALL AIT
AND KI'I'IOIKNT MKAN8."
satiosu nio.v co.wcmio.n .vanEi.
J'OU PIUMIDKNT,
Abraham Lincoln.
FOIl VIUK I'ltKrilDKNT,
ANDREW JOHNSON,
or iriuf.xr.MKK.
1'or Presidential Elector!,
J AS. F..OArfLrJ, of Dooglai county.
II. N OKOlSs Wof Linn county.'
OKOltOK L. WtiODS, of W.mco county
Koxvi r7,:."icr'
TI ftwi from tho real of war ti.. wcth
has been deeply interesting. (Irani, then,
ran be no doubt, has met with a ealom
repulse lieforo IMenburg. fears arc en
Krlaitied that unless l.ilc moves ibould
nuke n material change In affjrs.iliccam
1gn ogainst Peleriburg will be a failure.
(Jrnnt lias sent qiki fuiirlli of hUarnty umlrr
HluildaiKto llarcri firry, iuprrcu!ii:
Hunter with that officer. Tho ohjixit of
this move is to cheekm-itc rebel RKivewen Is
into Maryloand aul Virginb; Ir liaviug
tent a Urge force into that region, a battle
has been d.iily looked for In the ieiclly An
tictam hut latest advices say that lite nU'U
arc again on tho ritrtat not ibrlnj to ritk
battle.
The siege of Atlanta Is still progressing.
It must give way lo Sherman' forew soon.
Wc have tho ncwn of brilliant victory at
Mobile. Our gunboats have pjsftil the
princlplo f oris, and captured ft. OjIiics
with u garrison of COO men ami six moot hi
prnljlcn. Tho forts paised were ery
strongly fcirtlfiul hi front, hut ourgunlioau
U-iiig Uhind Ihem, will no doulil soon be
nble, not only lo reduce the forts, but
capture Mobile.
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TxAriiiiu iKnirtrrfc This Association
closed its smloo at Albany, on the Sth
Inst.
Taking It all t.vgtther, says the Statu
mflii it wos a pleasant and, we trust, a prof
itable gathering, and tin- people of Albany
ore cntilkd to credit for Ihe m.inner In
whleh iUy rntwlaiacd the comers from a
distance, ami also for their regular and gen
eral nttnulance at all the meetings of the
association.
U. S.T..v.-JI. H. i'arker. JVpnly U.
S. Collector, will bo in Jackson illo Aug.
2Cth and 27lh , at Kerhyv, Aug. 30lh j
and at Waldo, Aug. 31st. TinWc ow
ing taxes, ourodvicc would to be to "green
back him" on sight.
KwiqcantsA train of six waguw
p.Vl through town ou Imi Wednesday,
The (rain bclongiil lo A. 1). Itunm-lls and
f . 8. Ulun-lon, from Sigoarney, Keokuk
county, Iowa. Their deviation jj .i,c
Wllluuiclto Volly.
NoTlce. I'llKltPWrllluxonanvliii.tnp..
jUrnjiro ihls papefXf rtt p!aso direct
lljcirjjtjcra to the WUoj o Uc Oregon
Tbe-Sz-xJixM. ofilce has ben reAtnro.ll
lo tlh.' corner of 3J ond 0 Slrcctp, ffut
1.I..I. t--i. -i it.. i ..... mu
U'ocu oaeit oi tuv -.tiivn wuvv.
AtrimiATM'. Those delidas mtlns
presented by Mr. llobert Wrlsly at differ
ent times during the last two wcelis.
Divisr. 8r.vici!. llev. M. A. Wiillanw
Hllf preach to-morrow at Ihe M. b. Lhurcli
The Mineral Wealth of Bouthorn
uretjon.
AJthoh wc may never expect to finJ
any very great deposit or bituminous, or
inthncito coal in Oregon, or Northern
l.tf6fhlatjel Iris safe to Inur from he
.logical Indication., nnd from what has
Ln .ll.eorcrctl. that our coul fields -xll! at
tome day become of considerable Impor
tance.
In 18G2, quite an r.xtentlveconl bed was
discovered on Coos liny, wlilcli wasopenru
at a cost ornbnut 8'2O,O0O. 'I He oggrc
rtc thickness of this bed Is pcvcn feet.
The coal from this Ix-d cm In furnished on
board of vessel, for four dollars per ton,
.In any amount.
4ln Jackson county, conl cropping ban
brtfi found, but nt no place hato these
bcd been tcatrd os to their thickness and
extend . A bed owned by Judge Totmsn.
some slior seven miles east of Jackson
slllc, seems !o bo of more Importance than
any ns yet discovered. At n distuncc of
six or eight fi-ct frwm the surface, the btd
I nenr two fret thlckV
On Sum's nnd Kvun.'Vlrtt-ks many small
relin nns found. Home olN.lhtsc, however,
are but the single trunk of n carbonlxnl
trw, showiojr on the soiuMonc, llio ftdfici
impression of Its bark ond branclit.
HtonrerMl Is nlwnys found, when Ic ris
rMtur.il position, Utwten the old ami ucv.
anditenc. llut -. weimdary rrlutu ii'KcwmC0 T0ur reu0 to know lixit V
ihal of mwt of the I'nilfic cesst. tho two
series arc seldom found in eonnevllon. The
Sanditonc mien In Jackmn county, is nl
most, If notcnttrely, ennflwd In the bM I
I led or Dwonlan syitemul a we linvo
Iicforc stated, Il I not poslb!o to find those
ral ilcptHlIn of n more perfictly develop-
c! region. lint there Is no doubt that n
proper examination by a practical geolo-
glt, would develop more than a suiiieient
. . !
amount to supply all the demands that will
.f.
ever nne.
The coal of Southern Oregon, and I iw-
llcve of the entire Pacific coast, is of the .
variety kuown as lignite, irom inu iaci ii
Its rclalning the slriictnro of Ilia wood
from wli'ich It wui forimil. L'gnlte coal Is j
ol more recent origin
tlun bituminous,
anthracite. Anthracite ewl Is never found
In connection with regular conl Iicds.
Taken In connection with our Iron de
posit, then- is no doubt our coal will ere
many year become of great value.
Our Paper.
In the course of events, the Sknti.xxi. Is
again enabled to resume n respectable lw
and simps, among its cotemporarlos. -It U
our Corniest lioiic.'lhat fnimiitiis time forth,
by a faltiiful,,'trnil undlvtdSl 'allenllou to
its columns, we (hull be able to lurnbh our
patrons n paper second to tio other wnklyf
in the State. V c havo in the outset, a few
general promises to nuko In regard to the
futuf? course of the Skstinrl
I'lrtt J Wtf lhall wllhont prevarication,
or menta.' rewrvatlon, be ever found on the
side of our nati.? '-"i". ww Prou" "
ner wc learned to revert. '' '''i"nS ncccnu,
fr,.m a grandsircsknce.nl he ,,;" "Hy rcla-1
lei his hard.hin end perils, in seven .'"
lought battles of the great slru-glj furl
American iDlcpvuilcuoc. To this cSl, wo
slmll advocate tue'ciectlmi of Lincoln ond,
Johiwin. firm, tried and Hue, they stand
Ihe candidate of nil, of whatever party,
who desire the needs of rcbdliou forever
destroyed on American soil.
Second : We intend nuking llio hr..tn
nm. n family newspaper J using our best
endeavors to fi'l lis co'.unim each week,
with such vuilctl matter, original and se
lected, a will Interest the old and young.
We have iiiude such nrrangemeuls with the
Telegraph Cuuiuny m to enable us to
give thu latest news from tho scat of wor
In short, we will use every tffort to the qx.
tent of .our ability, to ouke the Skxti.xki.
a welcome visitor to every family. Peel-
tclcory)
every I
tng satisfied that In so doing, we shall re
ceive Ihe'supporl we are entitled to.
KrritcT or itrse In.toi.XATin.x.-rThe
physical man Is so intimately connected with
the mind, that It b very seldom that one b.
comes diseased, without iirvellng Ihe other.
It is no uncommon thing for the tenses (0
bo so affected by the Imagination, thai the
patient may sec gods In the clouds, and
liear thunders in the rainbow.
As a remarkable exemplification of this
phenomenon, we would refer those desirous
. ...
of Investigating Ihe matter to O alearaa
last sntjl. In a withering (?) sarcasm
agaliufflhu Shvti.xxi. in his last Usue, he
winds) tliuj?
" Howell, that ihelliHuotu voice of yours
seems IL) ni'icck Ihrouout tin paiwr."
PerUnps it might .nllovlalc Ids malady,
tn know that Mr. Dowtll doea not edit Ilo
Hfc.NTl.NKi,, and lliat Ihe miilerious squeak
lug heard bv him, is probibly bat thocf-
fects of tho imagioatiou, luperiiiduetd by
early punults.
Powokii MAO.vzi.xn. Would it not be
well for tiki fathers to tako into consider
atloa tho pecwity of erecting a soltablcjsurc.1 that their purposes in this respeel
magaz'ne, lu sowe safe place, for the sloi-l will be carried out. Let every one, who
log of fpiaatllles of powder, bciosiKlng to
out mvreliaots. Ti J4i'y weaioer o we is
likclv looccur.at any times'wnen kwqmu
b. hunt in-lTHuco. men to r!U their Hvi
tn .. n imlldiD''. waicb tbfrr knew
rUlned any considerable' oraouut of powiier,
t -
'Ooiirr,rt ta-M ihls week, will be
AnHul uo Inlprnllosi itCHH from Col.
Drew's eapcdiiton.
Father HUnchelt Kit this week, on n
pastoral tour lo Josephine county, Hbcrc
he txpccU to rcuulu two wccls.
Atiuiit Minn
Aitii.AM,Awg.6tli. iBfrl.
tlil. Stnttntl: Yon reiiAestcd me to give
. if l.l. Xl i.i.mtt nitnnfl
you un Item rrBnniini; uy; inv. ..".-,
Ac.
'Pie Itocknfellow's qfjartr. mine In the
Towder Itlvcr country, ns yoir have lenrn
wl from other sources, contlnacs to pros
pect wrll. A tunnel Is being rnn tinder
the hllllhnt will top the dllTvrent ledges nt
nl n depth of from tlinxL to five liumlrcd
feet. It will rtfinlro olMmV'thrco months
yet to reach the first or Union' Jdge, nl
which time the owners of the nilno expect
to have o tin stamp mill In readiness fur
crushing the rock. HhouM U prove n
rich ut that depth; n;nttweTityfl- lect
from the jurfucc, a wondi-jtfiil'-yirPWlI lie
tlicirtsull. You will ni'O I'utpii by
the Torlland pnpi-rs, tliatjn.iirwlUtlg'lirt'
been discovetiil In tlnjllliglc Citvk coun
try. This ImIro Is ulso In the Tomler
Illvcr country, Haker county, Orrgmi, nnd
Is iibotil twentyfiTf ntllrt north ol tin
above nnmul mine, and forty mirihet of
-Auburn. It wusdlscovirnl In .May last,
l.v 11. lloiknfellow, W. C. Wllbi
Isuac Kiilclit uii'l Mike Mitliclson, nil of
Urn county, In coiijuncllnn with n parly of Ijlmt n frc
three ollicrf, frvm Oruwl U"uiiJ Viilleydjrstetduy,
lllch placer mines tvere tHrnovcro! ul
Ine.'.'.y of this htlgr, ntid It vrll! b; a ir
r of tulcrwt, m nllm satiMimlieir
I-'rrneli was one of the discoverers. V
was fortnnutt! ennugh to stonre n clalmi
the rleliet ixirt of the district. The All-
burn mlnn oiu giving n good nccount ol
tlf mKvw this summer. Hi.xteeii hundred
jc)1M nf watfr nreund dally at tills place.
AMjy i),u.isnn nnd (leorge Carter having
laM their dlleli ttllio Auburn Cutml Co.,
.i0 i .ttrr con trots I ho whole nmouut of
'
this vaU culumu of wat, which tin; y sell
nl ,),,, nc 0f finy ctt ,wr m., Jwr iLiyJ
I. ii.., . ,- ., i .i ifiil
iimc n snug iiiiiu incumu inui, i muia
M yn idred dollars per ilay
, ,ml mK a,e 0 My w,t ht. nvera
woaM ,u thi place ore. tint while soni
iri, u2 fortuims, and some making faji
Vi):Hi lllMj olhcril arc mcrcly nuking a thVLi.. .....i .,
,., Tll0 Mormon Ilusln. nlxiut llilrtyl,i.
miles loutlicau or Autiurn, is n spieiHiiu
camp. Il has always paid well. The prin
ciple mfxlut openuuli, of extruding the
precious trash at then- mines, Is wlili the
rocker, on uccimnt of the sonrclty of wuti r.
and I nm told that water they cannot gut.
Clarki Crcik near tlic Insin, i unoilwr
One camp, outlining pit my of waltr. The
Coosteror llaglo Crw.lt tains ure near
lioso ((xAen or ns liavjjig been illscovvnil
by I'rencli. They liavebeen wnrkul for
Khurc limn n year wllhjgid paying results,
k)t this place, also, thoTwant of water Ims
been a great drawback, but slr.ee the ill-
covrry of the new minis, n project Is on
foot to supply both places with water.
Messrs, Pctrle & llroukf, formerly of this
valley, but more recently oCSUhlyon coun
ty, California, ami W. II. Ituckaftllow
were surveying n tlltch for litis purpose
when 1 lifl, and if found practicable, Il will
be complclid this Pall. Continuously
norm oi Aiaura u.ung ...c mot o. ...r
Iliuw MounlalM, ntd ou the skirls or Ihe
Powdtr lthC Vulli y for some twenty five
miles, ond on Ihe Un.?'! Hoodc IUvcr there
are ntlnra being worked lo an.ntngf.
The John Day ltiver mtiKi arc 0 lucu
In spite of lis Indians, mid nre very exten
sive. These mines arc all In tho northeas
tern portion of Oregon, no oilier portion
east of the Cascades being yet open tn the
pick and shovel, on account of the hot
lility of Its dusky denizens.
The mines of Idaho, though not rquul
lo California in tho palmy days M'J-AO, arc
nevertheless more than u success j numer
ous correspondents of the California jour,
pais to the contrary nutwsllulanding. At
tho seedy appcnraiiccof u few diuippojftt
til Individuals is ty bcallrlbuted to ufrill-
ure of these mtucs, then I siipjKwviTof
course, reasoning from analogy, thai wc
uru lu uecuuiu lur iuv iuuumiius 01 ihiiiiws
and even tons of gold dust, that Is freight.
e.1 weekly from the Ilolso liasin, by Thom
as ic Co'., Stage to Wallula, and thence
by steamer to Portland, uud, also, the
thousands of pounds weekly by prlvatu
conveyance, upon the assumption that the
mines are aailurt.
Hut I am not here lo induce men to go
to Ilolso or elsewhere. I tell Ihem plainly j
that llolw has ulrvudy gut too many ruo-
p!u this season.
A. U. It,
Resources of Southern OrqrjoaS
Wo dslrc to cull the attention o
readers to the cdvcrtltment in no
column, regarding the ' Wealth un
sources of Southern Oregon." TO
matter of tho greatest importai.co tn
who regnid tho prruperly of Southern -Qr-egon.
Wo ought to do something to (jive
our great mineral resources n wider repu
tation, than can be dono through (he local
press. A favorable opportunity is oflVrcd
by, the llailroad Company, und we arc as
canajunlrlDule tniormallon In responso
to .ins ouveritsemeiit, uo ao at once, n e
auan am imuai wc eanoy a series oi
artlele In lUeSwimw.. devoted t
raloeruloglcal and agricultural resour
Southern Oregon.
ClUSOKOr PAY.Tbo
VieXn Juimiat.
lias changed its day of publication from
vtuoeiiy to l-rulay, lor the purpose ol
accommodating n large portion of its sub
scribers in Scotts Valley. It baa just en
tered on its twelfth ytor of publication.
Tbe Mtrual It uuw on n Arm fouudatiou,
bolt lo fluauCM ami principles.
TEEQKAFil.
tnnroiiTKii KxoustVKi.r roti tiik bkctisuu)
Tlinrriny's Dispatch.
York, 8tb. Tho Tttluite'$ spccJal
Xcw
lt.natch siivs Oen. Ames was ilangcrously
wounded In tho charge made by thcrtUN,
nficr exploding their mines. The erni
Ollv Point dispnlcli, of Hie Bin, snyn
Ornntnndn portion of his stnlT, left fur
WusliliiRloii the il.iv nruvious. llhe Jl
nff tutu ri"'"'my;MaHp Aitj." IW1
..I HiiA.iiihiinnii.SvrSInSli nUlliofliles
ii ...n.n..n,PtitKrriihriiJEaiHriiiMieL
nrcpmlntril wlih tho ginernl rlinnilun in
this vicinity belli ve n heavy engagement
will come olf nt or neur Shurpsbnrg or
Itoonsboro, on old Anlletom buttle field of
(Jcllyidiiirg, jH-rhups Turther up. Move
ments of our own ntid the enemy's forces
Indicate such n result. It U supposed
Iingstrcvt commands Ihe ruMs.
Wnshlnglon, 7lh. Il Is difieiill lo n
errlnlii where the rebels ore poslnl, but II
Is the Imprcwilon nmoiig mllllury men here,
that n coillssion will lake place nenr Mid
dlotnwn, 18 ni!liJff0mlrtjlJjiif'6 tltfnl,ixpojIi
llmiirrlms'lfii snporrde'il Dj heiTduii.
Ilaltlmorc, "th. Il Is reportwl here
rceof rcUlt crossid the Potoin.ii'
lirvnud Iluiicoeli. cb'nff In ll.c
lircctlon of Wheeling. The same author-
; .. li.i:y mu wra or w owing rem
fiiretd by IrngslreelV corp. and Whirl
log is the point nlmnl at. Jo tiol cc:.-
islder reports reliable.
Washington, 7lh. Charleslon papers,
of !ld ronin:n Atlsntn lilegramof the 1st.
which says the clly lioi tn-cn shelliJ every
l.-tl I...... Tnil .,. I 11, o riieniv wujUIICT II I Uie liTJu""! iov " "r
I-Tt tihj!
nini-tiHT liU fivrnH nil (Tlir letl
,fi t,.TT.m uiiil
Alh,in1a.friilivyjfrtn1l!ng,gitlnrlyr
New Y,.ik, 8lh. 'Iliu supply sleniner
....
'I'rnnsiMirl. fiiim Mubile, repurlii that Ihe
i---r
inui-elml Maiihntliin. with lull head nf
JJBin, wt C,L. h, under hmil Island, to
... ... ...
i. ... .nut. r (In. n.liol rum TillllPIUi-iL wllll'll
was nt nnol.nr 2, inllo illMiml. with llirvn i
.! .IIMM. - W ilU - BK.viM..ir.. UiAffi ill. -Uf Ltr.!. .. . , ,tt . .
other Iron uiid Ciillon dads. There were n UH. Ainicrson I nis piiwcnm wont, pro
ntim'Kr of our vessels .'IT Ihe harbor with ' vlslimcil for six months, foul n garrison of
ii-uvvnmianirnts. Officers and crews rea-!
iuus lo force the entrance on
i,..
Wu.hlncloii filh.-DIstwilchca from Oen. I
Huijur !Ml'-lUfailfwJ!'
Jin.i..a.a n3.i.VS.li,.'l.il-f"'"
Cull.iwlnK.ilalHl Mobile the .'.th, lo J. A.
U,hlon. Hm.li.rv of War: Sevent.vn
of Hie Lilly's vek ixkmI Port Morgan
this morning. The Teenuurl. was sunk In
.. t,r. Th,. Ir,. p1.hI T.-nn... ..irrc.,.
"" i-1". , - n """.,
,..,!. nfK.ra.UiHr.ila ensnirrmetil. Ad. ;
I-. -.... .... - -. . -- ........ .
mlral Ilnelun.iii lost u leg, ond Is n prison
er. 'Ilie Sclmcr was captured. The iluIiH-a
wits iK-aeliid near the hospital. Tin- Mor
gan is safe, nnd will try to run up tonight.
The enemy's fleet approached the city, mid
the Monliiirs Iiavu In-en eiignging fi.Pow.
ellatUrant's Pass, oil day. .
Signed, J). II. Maunr,
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New York, Olh,
n)iftirvlnii nrsl.il rxt fvrtMtf ttv iilltttlin '
., ', ,, . ,,, , ,
ner the nonn fromoMobllti. 'I heibloekadc
, , ,. , , ....
broken up. Several of our bwl gunboats '
relieved. The sinking of the Ttcumsch ! 1
crwlliul. I'rivate dispatch says tie news
rect-hol from rrbol sources IsencoiirnL-Inc?. I
Hie capture of Mobile confidently
iJ. V-' Icnrn there Is greut excitement
jmony tLe rei.fl nl A ''anta nod ltlchuiond.
It U thought Sherman will lake n.lvnnlagc
of the confuslou of the reUlf, nnd loA' fuf
.. ....,. mm. . ... .,..
W W44ttl. ,W M..WWMKVV...V... .1, 41.1,11,
victory, lii the
loss slight.
is
Vullei h couflrmvd. lib frontjo 2,000. .Tho number ofAiMUiur.
01.1106.0.1. OI...-.V icier iron. iu',, ,.,. .,.,. ,... uni,uri(.,i . Tho
Armyof the Potomuc, dale.1 Saliiril.iy.',iM.r m,f, n (rout nf ihe 22.1
Mysa party fl descrleni started to come corps, is -122. Wo have over 1.000 wound-
In our llni-a vntcrdar. hut Ihp minora nnl nl III Olir hands. A largo number of
knowing tinir intuit Ion, opene.! II ro on
. ...a... . M
Ihem, killing several j remaiudvr urrivetl ul
hcadiuurters ul noon. A fortress Mon
roe dispatch says n terrific fight enuul In
front of Petersburg, nn the afternoon of
the Sth, lasting two Lours. Commenced
by n charge from the enemy, which was re
pnlml with slaughter. They nlso explod
ed n mine, Which did no damage lo our
troops or works, but killed several rebels.
The fighting on our side dono principally
by the Jth corps, It was wmJ: lCkiiKyale.
A new mlfilnry division bos'
s'been'fbrmed?
known us tlar middle division. Uen. Slier
rhlaii commainiing, willi lieadnuarlvrs ut
Harper's ferry. 'I he division is composed ,., ,, , . , ..
, ' ,, . . , , ,. . ' ,,nIIF. Imlfeit Slah-s taxes, for the cnnnllrs
of the Deiurlinent of Wnsblngton und' I ,.r j-.ejull, ,r jluu.,,i.ii... i,i,rinW 1
Suxpii'liammli ; .Midi)e Dcpurlineut of
W'vil Virginia. No change in the heuds
pf the) Dt'iKirtmi-iils, but Um. Slieiridan
commands in the field.
Hooker lias gone to New York. Haa de
clined tho proposition to recruit o new
eorpe to be commanded by himself.
Wheeling, Vu., Olh. The following dis
patches, received from Cumberland the Slh,
my force repulsed Ihe enemy ngaln yestcr-
day, at New Creek. Oens. McCauslnud
, and Johnson utlacketl Qarrlaon ut 3 P. M.
I nt that ,piMtiJJtf!lt 5UUthuift)'dlfi
dark. Tlie ciicmy retreated' durtiV
the
ulght, leaving their killed and wounded.
Their wounded wua nevcrp, our not heavy,
not to exceed 25 killed uud Oily wouudtd.
Ml'lie ganlson In this most gallant defense
Uas under command of Col. Slr-vtruxm.
ISlgncd. ILI-.IvKij.v,
llriff UeneHl.
New Crctk, Slh 1 have just nrtitcd.
The enemy wero tRctuully repulsed, nud
ore rapidly relreallnK loward Mooi-ld.
Wa Liv. .atailtirJisWlu ..&Eir&ZZ4&JmSgl
Kourglng. ISIsuctl.ltefWJvrJ
' .Urn?. Oriu-ral.
Washlnglon, Otli.-luCurmallon " was re
Ml-! here, llmlGcn. Averill, after over-
' - ...',' -. -Wu
thVin, nnd took fiOO or CUf) priiwucn, in
Icludlng Uen. Johnson, who pnbcfmcntlj
rsenriol.nnd hN wliolo stall. wiu jiu
(pmriercolors. nil the nrtllley, Irulns owl
kirgt- quantity of inmll mm. Mcfwns
land bualy escaled by 'flying to the Moun
tains. New York, 10ti. Tlic Tfibmt't spe
cial, from Harper's Ferry, gives lh pr
tleiilirs of Axirill's victory. IL-Mlaekeil
W.ili!lifl3fflJSfiHftfrSiI ItSornlnxTH
K'-kJwr.- -'-pir '.'WW.Kf
01 tlic Tin, nnil uller a spinicu uijinf rouuu
the enemy, capturing fonr pieces nt artil
lery nnd ii vast amount of small urin, -100
horses uiid tqulpinetils, nnd I2f prisoners,
including C Held nnd 32 company olTiccrs.
McCuivlniid, with his demoralized corn
iiiand, IImI lo the mountains. Our loss Is
seven killed nnd thlrly-two woundnl.
WiiililngUin, lOlh. Dispatches from
Sheridan, report his furcc moving npiiln.l
the enemy, up the Shenandoah. At 2 p.
in., we were yklrmlshlng nboiit Un mill
from Wlnclicslrr. Oen. uruiit rtports th
iloslnu of un ortlinaiicu iMiat. ul Gltyif,
(Vint, yesterday.
Xo patttcnluM given.
No ojicnitlons of consupienro liifuroAt
Imitn. It Is reiKirled to day Unit portions
iif Hioneinan's cominaiid continue to nr
rivo. Higncil. Ht.ixio.x.
Wiuhlngtou, 10.Ii. The following re
pni t of our Siieowsful operations In front
uf Mobile, were taken Irom the H'ehtlt md
.'mom, ami telcgraphul Irom O.r.. Un.
Icr:
Mubile Bih.--T.lLiit. Col. Williams,
einuniniidiiig fort Powell, cvncnalrd nnd
.. . . .a ..- f.l.
' 0 CHfiiW IffVD !CCIKltUinK l-ori iniinus.
t-rwi.ilst- lViirJi'-iiNMiilille nroireairv
for tho fray. Confi.lrnce prevails, 'lw
people are salisfiid wills tlio conduct of
Iliichunnn, Mniiiy nix) lSurnctt. Moble
'Jlli. Il is painful mid humltlhillng to mi-
llOllliee
the fliinm-fiil surrender of Lmt
Uttlncn.nl Imlf Jiml nine nu taorning.iiy
COO men. Ho last nlglit cnmmniilolrl
..... . . . .. .
with iiioimriiy h n'i.uniier nir.igcr rrirc r
withont the sanction of Gen. Page, who
imiulrrtl by signal his purjio-r, ami rewlv-
MWiiWf' "l,r,"K ,,,u "'81"' Sfg.'F'y
fr. "' f"""' A.iUerson r.nbianl
" l'""(re """ '"K ....'.
Upiinlution. Page left K-rempiory oners
! I"'" l,I,,i,,ul '" '"' "', '".' rc"
I ' "f command. ort Morgan
wm signaled this morning, but no nnswer
...,.... .. i ., .. r
,f
n-eeiTOI exeepung. il.r .in..ii.g ... ..Mr
lankeeltii; over rort imiiieK. Aiuler-
son's conduct Is in eiie.xplicrvbly (dimaeful.
Woshlnglon, JImIi, Sliermnn, In trnns
milling Logan's oflleiul report tn Ilalleck,.
ruys; Althongh the number of dead rek-ls
Kcvmi cxctvslve, I am disposed lo credit the
report that nllhongh oar loss In killed
wounded nml missing Is only SfiOO, that
- - ,. . , .,-,- n..uif"Vn .l
the total number of woniidixluiertln
reiKirt has just lieen received Ar nnMira
. ,. , . , .,- .
lion: lleadouarlcrs. Arrr- lennr-wc. lie-
.., Alllin,.. ',..,.. .,,. ....,. ..... ....
r to report llu liillnwing In rrcnul In lid 1
nrmy. wn Jiny-'u. iniMoini ms in kiii
nl wonndtd nml nils-tlng was 3 221.
We
. 1 . ..: ... .... II.... t. !...
flJf ,,f imce, seni by thrin In front or
the 1 "lb eorrw. 1 ,000 ol their killed. 'Hie
I number of Wlle.1 In front of llw 4lji divls
,,,. ..,.,... nol n0.. ,rKn'A Lr our Ir.-ons.
1 ".o-w---.- : -..... -- -. -
will saell the number nf their dend on that
wounded wns carried off by Ihem. during
tlic night uller the engagement. v e cup
lurid 1H stands of colors and 5,001) stands
nfnrms. An attack was made on our line
seven time, nnd each time repulsed,
Hood's and Har.HoV corps., and Wheeler's
cavalry engaged n. We hove sent to Ihe
nor 1,000 prisoners, Including 33 com
manding officers nf high rank. Wo mill
nernpy Ihe field. 'Hie troopi ore In fine
spirits. It is estimated that the eucmy
hut 10,000.
NEAV.TCKDA-
VtK&
??aa
'OMTEDSTSTJBS
TAX NOTICE.
it
coino diieaiiif payable, not!
i U l.'rvby lv-
on that the Collector will he
In nttendance
nt
J.ick'cuit llle. Friday nnd EctunTuy, Ihe 2Cth
nml 27th or Auyrrul.
Kirliyvllh1, Tuesday . Aug "Olh,
Wnlilo. Wednwday, Aug. Slit, 18CI, to re-
Ctito tho same and hwnv License.
Tnx-I'ayrrs w II notloo the following ex
tract fiom llio IaoIsc Law:
'All perron who shall ueglcct lo pay the
duties and tuxcx. etc.. as ufiir-Htld itrMMtl
upon tbi-ni. tn the .Collector within the lime
pi-cilli.il. shall be liable lo pay Uo iM-rccut.
addltloual uiiyu the amount thrr.-ot."
. . UVVCOK.
U. fi. CnUtv.lor.foe.iiM itlktu i,t, f ijJA
II lliiilir ' rnnT n fir i j r.. .-
0Jii?.TI
Adiuiuistiator'a Sate.
ILL offer for sate nt the Joo i
ourt House, In Jacksonville. Juckson
U"nty, OrKon,on8atrrrday, thelOthday
V,'!.,f'!,.limb'r, "?' ?l 7r 'k "J1 'J'0
Uumallle, Inie of Juc1m..u County, died
niewU ol, ond fn lhaf certain larm or ranch,
i'ualedon Poornian'CretK, near the juue-
'on ' ' 'acK'o'iville ur.d Apph-gate
iV ". ""2 .. ' .Tl,'"S,", ?' " '"wniuin
U. O. CnCHW,MO linm . '
" h' N ' KI.MS,
0ugl3. l,WIc AJmlui,ra;
expect-:l,d' J llo'' .' nemvd
pjl-idi .
CASH
MAX MDIiLER.
At TIIK
BRICK S T O RE;
tVBW.fftOratr wJlstla Strwtfty
JacksttnvtHo,
f h.
HAS i rrcrtverf iut lliHhn TO M
former large mi4 wttilecW-4 Slock T
rTAB b rro-lvcit nn nAlltthn to
FANOV.STAPt-E .,UMMCrt
DRY GOODS
OXiO'A'JUULlNrGaS-
iinnnT.o llin ellCx.
w w w f x '
Groceries, ' hiquon,
Cutlery,
Crockery, Mining Tool,
V
All at Hcduccd Price.
TJlTitiiiI,AT.I. nrV fiivfti,-T ta-iV
tliul none cau complnJii.
Iliglicftf Price Pale! for Pr
tluce in Kvc1hirc forOmlft.
J. ROW'S
Oigrctr jstoiro r
Oppotllo tm-o A WV1'''. CnllfoniU it.,
Jocksijiivllln Orrgmi.
Lnm. . -4UA &8 . I
TOYS! IW! TOTS!
HOLIDAY GIFTS I
J. ItOW Informs tnr clfann of Jwcknn
vllle ond tho pulilo geiiemllr that U h
jlisl .voelved and. oUvsa for sok his luprrieo
roeft oo
I
ICAVAXA & IMITATIOX--CHIiWINC
AXI) BMOKINH
M:
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:fcrT tv
rc'Airivjf. ' MATciiha;.
Jt iH- i ' -W
ntfsfr riiTi.EKv,
Stationory tSt SckoI-Bk
PIUS. ItAISINS,
CA.VDT. UTd,.
SUUAItS. TOVH;
alhums. irro.
Prleeit to suit th-r Uuier- Call. nA mt
your mlln.
Choice Green Trmb
constantly on taiwl.
J)ec. i, inn. J. ww.
SIiIiK!!T8, fr ",u rn'iorltlon'
AKlUJPtWtiHty-flve lou. more or less,
of OoveriuiM-fit irtorti. from JauksonrllU In
Fort Klanintli. Op'goii. will l reccll'by
tin, umleriilgiiid until VI o'clock M. August
Bill. IW',1. Said slonv to be dellveretl In
good order nl Fort Kiiiniall., wt tn WCoie
the lt day or OcloU-r, IHt: K
l'roposulti.li.ill lw in iluUlante, dWgurrtr
Ihe price per pound, mid Ihe i)me Mid rts
ideuuvof two rurponslbluw-vlirllic.
rayiiciit to be laado iioii completion e4
Ihe contrisat, In the fuinU liiruMicd by lh
UnHed Sktlcit for (i4le ilUbiirst-iiii-uts, of
a toon nfter as they ntuy be MSclrtd for
thnt purpose,
. Salif biitt Witt be opened AlveMt M,
L1BCI, at three o'clock 1". M. BIMeis m
f Iwrlltd to he preleiril.
I'rojjo.nlit to be illrmtrf? is upm. ii. u.
irmTerttood, A. A, Q. .H,, Fort KVtincrfh, vl
JuelV-oiivlllu, Oregon, and "Proposals for
Trnnporlatloii"en4iiSMAati the ci.vcloi.
The right to N'JcctttiJ or all W tk UiU
is hvKby scMsvetl.
: xt. c. trprnmnrooD.
Ul I.l,l. C. V," Ut C0. . A. X. U. M.
Ft. Khiinalh. 0u.. July lli.'fil. Jyza3-
Now! New!! Nw!!
KREUZER'S
Uelween New State Saloon nnd lirwibury
&. WaduV, Juckaouvllle
1SSTOC1CKD COMPLETELY WITH
JBust Cigars and TelG.
"OSliSIP CANDID AND NUTS-
'!" '
NEW TOYS & NOTIONS
mtESlI PJtUlTS.KTCKTC.
! m
Mr, Kreiizcr having rcbasiCaill
lore one uoor south ur HrmlbuoVy t H'suleV,
Cilllll 111., lllfm.ll.... r .1 ,A . . '
,-...- ... .,.v..,,u ui i ni; iiuume ut hi eow
Plclo atock or mnuktim u.l m, J in.. irjL..
AJ.ooJWj varjoiw brands to cljjars. rrwi
JJTWjHf llll'hh 'ke too! stv
You can Ikj best supplied with any arlf.
cloa In bis Hue, aad aavo money, by Klving
hiui a call. Deciwbcr 18, 1MX
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tmm ..- "-' ' I I Srtn
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