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Union-, a (Jdvkrn) est ron tiik whom is
ianiri(.viM.:."- IfiisMiw'on.
JAL'KMOWlI.I.K, OUf.HO.V.
sATi'itiiAY jmnsixo," sett, w, isci-
I.lst or Agents for the Okkiiov Skntixki.
K. F. Itiiscll. general agent for Oregon,
nnu lu.nuo -territory,
I.. P. Klthcr..
,. San Francisco Cul.
lo lo
,..Apilegale. Ogn.
J J. Knowlton&Co
Tliotim" l)avt,
t. 11.11111
F. G. Hlrd'cyc,..
Thomas Cro.xlon,
Win. Hptccr,...,,
(!nv. (illilu......
II. M. Thompson,
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llitfiU Point do
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.Outturn IHgglns do
.....Jmnp-OfWo do
....Piirlhmir do
Uhany Ho
w. .M. l.vnus,
Althoivso do
Tt.nin4a tlnrr ill
Thorn F.Floyd Kcrhyvlfh) do
K. IV. Kawver do do
)). 1'. Anderson,..
. . . . Phoenix iln
Myrtle Creek iln
, nilcuhtirg do
. . Untnn Town do
..Itoieburc do
A. Ireland
Geo. I., llean,
Throdrlc Cameron,.
James W. Witt'on.,
lllni-F Herman, nf CanvnnTlllc. central
A (Will for Douglas Count.
Tiik Isauk. The National Union Com
tnitlco have laid down the following ills
tlnct platform n tlio Issue of the forthcom
ing Presidential contest :
"Till: UNCONDITIONAL MAIN
TKNANOKOF TIIK UNION, tiik
HUPHKMAOV OP Til. CONKTJTU
TION, AND Till! COMPLKTK SIT-
pukssion op Tin-: hkiikli.ion.
"WITH TIIKC'AUSKTIIKKKOI', 11V
VI00H0U8 WAIt AND ALL AIT
AND KFFIOIKNT .MI-JANS."
XATI0.W CMOS rOSVCMWX MSIXEK.
FOK PUKSIDIJNT,
Abraham Lincoln.
POIl VIOK PIU-JSIDKNT,
ANiDBKW JOHNSON,
01- TKNNKSSKK,
Tor Presidential Electors,
JAS. P. OAHLKV, or Doughs county.
H. N. GF.OHGK. or Llnn county.
GKOIIOK L. WOODS, or Watco county
IVcwrt Stiinmury.
Tlio news from tlio .State tl.t week Is not
only of Iho highest Importance. but cinlnmt
y cheering to every Inynl mm. The end
r l'il monstrous and bloody rorolt begin
lo draw nliih. On tlio !Sd, Tort Morgan
surrendered with nil Its garrison, artillery
and military stores to that fnilomllable old
sallrAdmlrul Farrngul. On tlio Void, Ovn.
Sherman's forcoaenlercd Atlanta. Not on I;
lias Sherman capluicd Iho Uy lo the ex
tremo Sontliern States, Imt be lias bsdly
beaten Hood' nll army. That daring
marauder, John Morgan has bren killed and
Ids starr captured. Tlio rebel Cm. Wheeler
has Bona to settle bit at account, and Iho
rtbel raid, with which ho was connveUd.
on Naihvlllc,has proven a raott ciagnlQrcnt
fizzle.
On tbo Mllf. Gen. Sibley had a flgbt nllh
a largo body of Sioux Indians and defeated
them. There lias been sonio Hjvtru kir
inlibes between tho forces of Sheridan and
Karly, and u ff ncral engagement Is liable
to be preclpllalid any inou-menl. Crooks
has been flolne good work In tbo Sbenan
ah Valley, Grant has been mocking at the
calamities or the rebels In Georgia. The
President has appolnlid Sunday next as a
day of ikankglvlng for the suece of our
arms.
The Mwtcans seem lo bo getting doan lo
their work, and have recently shown them
wires to be terrible In earnest. An ac
count of the explosion of tho boilers of the
steamer Washoe Is given In our telegraphic
sew.
To no two Using men can we wore
proudly and earnestly girc our support
than lo UxonuK V. .McCmiaN and Gko.
II. 1'axpi.tto.v. It bus Un said of Hit
former that he is n war man. In the feme
of bctojr lor lint war, this h in no wU
rue. Wo Uliere he regards this war as
'.oo for abolition a war tlltgal in itself
.iod wholly wibversiTe ol Uw and order in
Us results. The hero of Anile
.am, Is now lo bo the hero of n campaign
graodcr by far ok) wore glorious in, its re
sulu Ihao any inasjorattd since the dark
days of '70'. iWtf.
My dear sir, did you' not boon that the
tattlo of Antietam naj ouc of the battlea
of-Mm war ! or knowing it, an" vou trying
to bold up littlo Moo lo ridicule uy show
log that ke was the" millions who lugbt
tbttabolitioa battle f " Oh' cootiateney I
thou art a juwcl."
Maj. Strulman has remembered ui again
with a Sua budget of monthljA and pictori
al. Those curious to Luow how the Ma
jor MB affrrd ta'dispeuse liU favom so free
ly.Biwl ll iiteratore to cheap, will And a
solution lo tbo problem In the fuel llut he
is the uiot cxttfiihe jjcwj ilenlcr ou the
coast.
Tlio Coiijicrliciul Illuildlo.
Tha shirts nd expediences to which the
Copperheads have rootled In their rain en
dcnors to unite the discordant elements or
their parly, have brought their nflalts Into
a beautiful muddle. As n list dcjperale ef
fort, llicy hare nominated n war man, nnd
erected n pence platform for him to stand
on, nnd those who cannot vote for Iho man,
can role for tho platform, nnd rite tirt-u
The Chicago Convention selected a com
mittee of their most pcaceablo men to Ih
up a peaco platform, which was donoaccord
lug to order. Mr. Lon or Ohio, seeing n
deficiency, noted to adopt tho first Ken
lucky rcpolutlon or 1789, which was adopt
ed with but fow dlMcnllny votes.
The following Is tho resolution referred
to:
I. 'itootcol That Ihc several states com
posing the United Sliitcs or America ore
notiiiiltiil mi lliu prlnelpttf or unlimited
nibmlMlon In llmlr peiientl gfivernmeiit; but
that, by compiiet, iinib-r tlio style nnd title
or a contltilllon for the United Htato. uml
or amendments (hereto, thfy cniitltuted n
general government for special putpoc,
delegated to Ihut gocrilineiil cvrtfllii dell
tilto powers', reserving, each stnto to IK-lf,
tin re? binary maor right In their own
self-government; nnd that, whensoever the
general gou-riiment assumes undelcgiiti-d
powert. Irs nets, are iiiiaulhorltallvc. void
and of no force; that In tills cimptict each
Inteaccidiil ns n state, and Ik mi Integml
party; that this govenilnont. cmitnl by tlil
conip-icl, was not tmido Hie nxclii'lve or Dn
tiljudg. ir Iho extent of the powers del"
gnlrd to Itselr. since that would luive made
lis discretion, nnd not the ciinitlttllloii, Hie
nirasiiro of ll pmwri"; but Ihnt, hs In nil
other wi' or cnniiact; nmong rtrtles. hav
ing no common Jmrirr. mcli Mrly li. nn
iipiat tlulil M jlidgi' for lln'ir n well or In
fiiietlous as of the modc-niid m?uiirc or re
drcM. Now ir this resatiillbtviiPitii nnythlng In
llils'conneclloii, It menus to Justtfy llm pi
pic or tho South In Ihvlr present wicked re
volt; for It cannoff mpposed for n mo
ment, Hint u dignified lidy of Anwrleitn
clllwas would tpnt the llra-i or their
country' darkest peril, n time when 1 1 nerd
the encoirmgeriTent or every fnynl clll.in.
lo pss rciliitloTHwhleli Iheytllirimt think
nppllenblo lo exN'.Ing froublen. Ifeiwe, we
are forred In tliecouelmlon, that tlie-so-onll-el
National Democratic Convention lHt en
dorscd the cause ir tho relwl. and declare
that lhy have it rfgfit lo wage war ngnlmt
their omnlry, a it mvnn or nilrcs. Iecniife
or their de'enl In Iho last PreslifcuUil cum
palgn. Allhougfi they declare tlinl the
South has n right to wage n wiir of fnlress,
they are clearly and strongly for peace on
tho jnrt or the Govenrment. The twain wills
which they virtually propose to liring nliont
Hits jK-ncu are. first, to get down on their
knees In the dust, clothed In sack cloth
and nhes, ond lieg of these nrlilncnits lo
grncloiilly condw-cend to forego their sncn.il
rights or carrying on a war, wlildi 1 blight-
Lirtg the.prospecls or the nation, nnd come
Into the Union, nnd If tho noble patriots
oTimiot be nulled In plly In this way, llwlr
second nnd only plan ln. Is to acknowledge
their iiidvpcudeucu and lieg their protection.
No other coiwliiiion can be drawn from
their platform, for while ll boldly proclaim
a desire for peace, It tnuke lin provisions
for the very evident emergency of tho
Southern friends refuting to ooiue back. Hut
how Is It with the nominee? If he accepts
the platform, what l to be donewllh til
I West Point oration! If he should ubaudoii
I the grounds taken in that oration for the
! mike or. the nomination, how do they know
but he will ubaudou them nheu au oppor
tunity offers.
Take the spirit or Iho platform and the
spirit or his oration, uml they have
no more uflliilty than water uud oil, the nnu
may float on lop; but they will ucu-r mix.
The following extracts taken I torn that
great oration wvrocllpped flout the Xulmiul
lijjlytnnr of June JSd :
lUbclllon ngalmt n government like ours,
which contain, lliu iiiimiis ol K'lt-uijiilineut
mid n pacitlo rviutdy lor uvllr, should uetcr
be couluuudcd wliu a revolution ugalust
deiollo power, which rtluts r redrew or
wrongs. Such nvbvlliou 'vanuiit be Jmll
lied ut'ii cthlcl'. ground, uud the ouly ul
lernattvus for our choice are Its suppression
or tliu delruction of our nalloualiiy. At
such n time as this, and In such u struggle,
political iartiranlilp should be uurgeU In
it true mm urne pairiuiitin, hiiicii iuiiih
ouly of the good of tint whole couulry. U
lias in this caute ami with lUese luotlvtm
that so many of our comrades have glteii
their lives, uud to this no nru all persoually
pledgt-d In all honor ami lldeliiy. bhall
uch delation as that of our dead comrades
be of uouvmU Shall itboinid in alter ugvt
that wo lacked tho vigor lo complete the
work thuk U-gun 1 That after nil iucmi no
ble lues freely given no beoUiUilund full
ed lo keep straight on until our laud was
saved t i or bid it heaven 1 and give us firm
er, truer hearts than that. 0 spirits of the
valluut dead, kiiiU of our slain heroes, leud
uiyour own idomnlluble will, and If it bo
permitted you lo coiummiu with tuoto still
Chained by the tiammels of mortality, hov
er arouud us In llw mid't or danger and
tribulation, cheer Iho llrni. strcueiiieu Iho
j weak, thai noiiu may doubt the sanation of
iuu itrpuuiiv, uuu iuu inuuipu ui our guuu
oldtlagt .
II Uuot given to our weak Intellects to
understand Iho steps ol Provideuco us Ihey
oce.ir; we coiupreheud them ouly as we lok
Uick UOii Iheui In the rar distant past; so
It H now. Wo cannot untavel tho seeming
ly tangK-d tkeln ot the purpotcsor the Cie
ator they uro too bigti uud far-reucbiiig
for our limited uiuds. Hut alt hlsiury and
Disown tuvealed word leach m that His
nays, although iuicrutable, are over right
eous. lt us, then, lonelily od manfully
play our part, seek to uudrrUml nud per
form our whole duty, and (nut unwavering
ly In the U-iiiUeeiico of God, who kit our
uucesturs uerus-i tho sea.aud sustained them
allerward amid daugers more, appalling
even thau thora encountered by His owu
chosen people In their great exodus. Ho
did not bilug us Were In vain, nor ha be
supported us thua fur naught. If we do e-ur
duty nud trust In lliin. lie will not Ousert
u' lu our iMtd. V'irin In our faith that God
wll.' fcavo our country, we uow dedicate this
site J the uwmury of braie ukii.Io loyalty,
paulov;."o, uod bouer.
No wonder the jseao tycoyfe arc so- e,tr
elsed over lht noiiitnntlon of.JIcOlellan.iiot
Ipmany partiC'dar objection to tho man
omirom llio act luni iuey unit n itinu
whoai tbsyhavo to defend against clubs
prepared by themiclvc. limy havo called
him an abolitionist, and they have now to
explain It nwny; they havo called him a
fnltldesi dcmtiBORUe( which they mint now
show'to be n mistake on Iho ptenol having
mistaken the meaning of his Wet Point
oration, or by whalovcr plan their most In
genuous politicians may contrive.
Coiiftlfttcucy.
The following extracts In reference to
McClcllan, nfc clipped from the Kugcne
flmw "now" nml "then," will servo lo
show some of the cxccntrlcltcs or Copper
head consistency.
Then : , ,
"Wo have no misgivings ns to tiro char
acter of Iho platform or the comllilnttf.
Tho 1'cnco element is nlmost Inerltnbly
certain lo prevail, nnd this Is what the De
mocracy will care most In know. They
will not support n war platform nrxl war
candidates, nnd this is now lliomnihly
known In tho Slates ocrow thu niounlnliw."
Now :
"On the third day nf llm Convention
Oeorgo 11. McClclhin was Koininntcd for
President."
Then :
"Wunnliclpntonn Introduction or Mc
Clellitnism into tlio Convention, nud nre
condilent Unit some true, (allhltil. noble
chaniplnn. sueli n Tims. II. Heymnur, nf
Conntcllcnt, Ux-I'mMont Pierce, or lI
Vullandlglmm, will lie put forwnnl n our
stnndard bearers with u thorough Pitiee
plalforni ns the basis for the campaign."
Now :
"However much we may be illappolnlnl
In the nomination for Presid-nt, wo wniitd
ny lo tho Puiee men of our parly, thm
the pint form ok.W to nukenll things even."
Then ',
"lruve ymrr nnvll nrllllery rendy, fellow
Democrats, to respond In thundering. Joy
ous tone to the glad tidings which limy
reucli us during tho eomiujr wcvS from tin
Clileago Couvi-ntloiu"
Xow :
"Wo Imvc hioorriT with nil mrr might In
liehnlf of pence, nnd favored only the nomi
nation of u Pmro cmiiliihle on tin" Pence
platHirrm Hut we subscrll lothe Demo
cratlc motto of "ptineiplei, not men," nnd
therefore yield our support to Geo. II. Me
OlcHan,bvfnmo he now standi sipinn-ly
and nnresetvcdly upon u Pi-uce plutform."
Then J
"Accnrdimy to his own c.ipressed senll
iix nis ho U-iongs lo Mr. Lincoln's parly."
Now :
"As to Ihe man himcl we had noobjvc;
lion ; but we believed bins to bu in favor
of further pruMcnlion of the war, uud lo
tills wo are unalterably oppostd, nn mailer
what motive may by usslgiied to it. We
prefcred others who had been named in
connection with tho Presidency, siinp'y
because llx-y had been mid urc udvocau-s
of Peace."
Then t
"Wo hope never In henr ngnln of Gen.
I .McCictlan's name lieing "ml by Deiiiocruls
in connecllon Willi Iho Presldeney, or uny
oilier nfilco they may want candidate or
occupants for."
Now :
"We hoist the names of the Chicago
nominees to the bend or our columns, uml
shall pr octiil to give the ticket, the plat
form, an tho anise, thu best support limn
this time until the day of the election that
it is within our ublliiy to oiler. Thu sue
ccis will crown the lubois."
Ills luit consolation Pendleton ami the
platform.
Monnax County Ituxon. The Kgypllon
county of Morgan, in Southern Illinois,
is charged with being "Copperhead" to the
core, and yel wo see by tbo Kaiern papers
that one of her citizen, Jacob Hlruwn,
gave lili check for the round sum of810,000
on his own behalf, nnd tho other citizens
nf that thinly populated county gave 811,-
000 more In the courso qf the following
nine days. Oilier people may howl louder
oi tiieir patriotism, but II "Ilia proorot the
pudding Is in Iho tullng thereof," the Mor
gunltet have demonstrated that they huvt
their hearts in the right place, mid that
their county is a "good enough Morgau"
fur ull pructlrut purposes. Alth
llelng a native of Morgan county, wo
feci disposed to correct soruo of the state
men I s of the Jlta
It contain un area or .130 square miles.
It is situattd in Middle Illinois, unj not in
Kgypt, uud. Is one of the richest and mot
thickly Killed counties in the Slate. It
coutains 22,112 Iiihabilunte. ll was
the former residence of Stephon A. Doug
las, Gen. John J Ilordin, Uen Igou and
n bait of other bright uud loyul lights, unci
wu predict (hat this fall it will go for the
Hail-Splitter of Sangamou, its adjoining
county.
Fhisho.it vs. FjiBjiosr. Tlio following
should bo noticed :
Tho properly, real and petsonal, of nil
persons in the State of . Missouri who shall
luko up arms ogalnat the United Stulw, or
who shall bo directly proven to have token
active part wlih their enemies in the field,
la declared to be confiscated to Ihe .public
b ; od their alavw, If they have any, are
hrby declared free mm-FitmoM' Puts
laiiurtion, lfgsf,18Cl.
I do not believe (but confiscation, exten
d.ed to Ihe properly of rebels, is practica
ble j and if it were so, 1 do net think it a
measure of soood policy, It I a rsuesllon
belonging to tho people Ihetswclves to de
cide, and it is a proper occasion for the ex.
crease of their original nod sovereign au
thotlly. Ltittr Aatplmg the CUtthiid
Nomnatioii,
BY UAiaj;uivxMiv nan u.u
nBronrw)' xxcu-tircM ron tub skntinki-
Wnsh!n9ton Otli. Iltcltmonrl papers
soy Hint In1 the bnflio near Allanln, Ihc
Union ttoops were ot first tepnlsed, but
finally drove the rebels buck with heavy
lo, Including Gens. Audcr.'on.Patton nnd
Ilnrdee. Kverythlng rjulct nt retcrsfiurg
up to yeslctilny nwirnlnp Tlie rebels nre
creeling strong works opposite onr posi
tion on the left. The work on Dutch Gap
Cnnnl is proRtrssIng to completion. The
steamer Cnhnwbn, from Xew Orlrnni the
'J8lh. brings as passengers Gen. Ilnllrjr nnd
staff. Gen. Heron hnd just returned from
nn expedition 17 miles from Union Rouge,
where he hnd n fight wills Ihe rebels. The
enemy Imt 150. Wu lost lit) killed mid
wouiidcJ. but destroyed u large amount or
stores. Alniut one hundred prisoners were
exchanged nt Datnli Kongo reevnlly. Wvii
Granger bos Issued nn order ncknowKilpiiu.'
Iliclr imrt in tlie Inking ami reduction ol
Pott Morgan. In the lt ottuck not it
man wns lost. The nrmy worm Is making
grrnt hiivtc in tlie coltoa, near Datoii
Hniige.
New York, Cili. JWr Unnkcr IIIII
cnrirspi'tideiil, iiinh-r date of the 4lh, mjf
Crook wus attacked lust night, bnt reput
ed the enemy, Inking n hundred prisoners.
llenild correspondent with A refill, nndrr
rtiiuu dale, writes: Yesterday operation
mi Klieridan's right, in the direction of
Winchester, eminently snccwlnl. jMmhiI
ll):.'IO n. in. Lniignx-'s brlgiiilc of reliul car
ulry. rcinforeed to live brlgmlrs, ntlnckrd
our line n mile north of Diirkstillr, on Ihe
Winehintir pike. Tho nltuek was iimih
with giilhintry. bill us gallantly repulsed
iillliimgh wi; Imi only n p'irlio.-t or nur
coiuiiiiind ingiiged. The opiioxlng parly
hud lline lo onr one in Hip ncllnn. We
look, for tlie short time ineiilloneil, the de
frnslvf, in order to iillow the enemy to de
velnie hi strength, then took tlie olTiiuslvc
uud drove the whole division, nt u rapid
riile,ovir tlie field. ThrtMigh tlie wnk
pst rllU'-pits mid breiistworks Imve In-vn
I construclid for u disliiucc of five mile.
Al this ponlt the em-my uttemplid lo muke
nsliind, iiK-mil artillery uml mussed wholel
euviilry force to prevint us Prrtos. crossing
Mile crul;. The engagement was ol short
duration uud unusually spirited. We
eluM-gid the ein my nnd would hue tuken
Ills urtlllery, hud our men liven nblu lu
cross tha cru-k in tlie nuiiiner ,luii'iiild.
The i m my partly rsmptd capture by no-ciih-utly
hnving conic upon their nmtii
force. Wi- skiinillird the test of the day
wlille prrparing lor other mori-nii iiIa
Jtemlil City Point cornspoiiilent, of
the -tlli.sujs Itirhmoiid papers tfllct lo
rldieulu the Ideu n5 n sihglo line rnllnnid
being vilul lo their oerupulien of Peters
burg nud ltlchmuiid, but the general de
spoiideney shuns Itself in the same isuie.
Tlio mime correspondent, wrillug of the
battle pilned at lU-nins Dlutlou, m-veru!
days uher llie wilhilriiwul of onr Iroop'.
sjieuk Mirrowfiilly of the ttmriuigli deslruv
lion of nine imltvs uf nillrnHil by llun
ciak V corp, ii ml pninouiici-a lis n-poiaen
slim by (he rebels- hoeledy iinposibl.
Tribuvr't sjn-cial says IToiitir was- re
lleved id the command of the District of
Western Va., nt IiIs-iimh niium!. It it-iK'lu-vril
Crooks will be usriguidi lo Ihe
commaiiiL
Washington, litis No truth inlhepub
lislied report lluit nn invoy cxtriinrdiiiury.
from Muxiinilliuii. had' urrivtil ui Wusli
Inglnn. Iluss, MiuUn-r plenipoteiitiiiry
frnin Va-nizuclu, won formully prwnttd
to Ihc Prisideiil lo.dny, by Hie acting Hie
rvtury or Slate. The usual assurance uf
frlemlilisp wero rxchnnged.
According lo tifhViul slutemenlS',- the
amount of national nirrcmy in cirrulntion
is 82t.Onu.O0O. Kubscripiliuis to thc7;.10
loan ore reported by thu Treasury Depart
in.ntnt 6I1.-.U0 0()0. -
Advices fiom Panama slate that Chilli
nn OhamU-r or Depulles resolved llmi
ihe Mexican Kmplro might not to lie re
cognized. The coast traffic of Chilli is
opened to oil nations. A motion bus been
passed In favor of oil ofiVnsUe nnd defens
ive alliance between; (he South American
UepublicH.
New York, (lib. Commtwal publishes
tho following official dbpnieh, rice I nil
early I his evening from Kno.wille.
Hull's Gap, 4:b. To Gen, Tilloson,
luioxvllle: I surprised, defeolcd and killed
John Morgan, ut Greenville this morning.
The killed nre renttrnd forn mile, uml not
yet counted. They will prububly number
from .10 lo 100. I havo ubout 2A prison
ers, urnnng whom ura Morgans stuff officers,
I also took one piece of urtlllery and cas
sion. Knemy's force outnumbered mine,
but llm surprise was complete.
Stoned. Gim.k.y.
San Frnnelseo, 7lb. Gobi In New
York on the -Kb. 242(fc2-rJi; on ihe nth,
241, Steamer nrrivetTwith mails nnd pas
sengers. Sr-ONTANitot-s Kxi-tosr..Tlie Marys
villc Jppttil, of August 20lh,has the annex
ed s
An empty ale cask nlwwllng exposed to
the wo lo the mtr of P. FlatbwmmVa sa
loon, on Mai4w Xbbo, near the eorntr of
Third street, explodeil yrstetday. waking a
report eo.ua! to n 0-pounder, and tearing
oat Iho head, scattering Iho peices some
distance. 8omc suppow-d it was Iho boll
er in tho machine l:op n lmir block
below, nod others believed it Ibeiboiler nl
lira Water Works, A large crowd of peo
nle ran In ibo itlriw-ilnn r ii.n ni.. i...
finding thn renl cause, nnd that no nn i,
' hurt, the crowd dispersed.
' . .Ari-. r-r nDvnnH
NJOYV TO-DAY.
$100 BEWAIfcD
ll
BUOKEJalLln Ifo-eburg, Dong'n corRi
ly, Ogn., on fhc nlglit or the 2Sth tilt.,
n Chinaman, nbout twenty yenrs old, rath
er below the medium shtf. n sallow, sickly
complexion, thought to Imvc n small mole
on one check, mirf fivnill scar on Iho other,
wenr a cue nnrf speak limkcn Unglish.
lllnlni(it certain that he, went south.
Dels well known nl Cnnyonvllle In thl
connlv. mid on Apptegnto Creek InJnek
snn connly. whcrclt Is said1 Ms rather and
brotlier rv'hlc.
The nliovo rewnrd will b pnld for Ms ar
ret and return to the hand ol the nnder
lenee), within six month fretn Ibis date.
J.,tAYOItAWKOni),
SheriirofDonglMCo.
Kotefturg, Ogn., Sept. 1, M4.
g LA3KDIS' figr
EXPRESS
JOSEPH A. LANDIS
Leave Jacksouvlllo every
Mouiluy AiThursilar Morning,
Arriving nllCmitlYVIinthetsmo day,
uud ruturus on
Wednesdays &. Saturdays.
i
Thn milking two trips per week from
Jack-oiiillle to Klrliyvlllu.
All order, eolliciloii", etc, on bis line
will be promptly nllinded to.
Through po'sengers will lc rm!hid
wllli gnnd snildlc horses, nl bailer Mggings,
lor Cri'eeiitUlty.
JiieUMinvllli.. Spt. 8. 'C4. iitltl
Bu mm on i.
IN the Circuit Court, id the Stale of
Oregon, fur the county of Josephine.
John S. Lote nud .lohn S. Dium, Plalutinv,
iv. John 11. Heed. Persy lluweti, Thonm
ile Andrew i.Jiiimi llnriii-". Hi imuii Jilooni
uud James T. Glenn, DufuiiiliinlK.
IIIII hi (.TMimrjr lu fit-Vi Iwi, 3frlinnfc's Urrn.
To Ihe nbiivo uiiineil llerei.ilants: '
You nre hereby Minimum d nnd rrmilred
to nppenr In mid court, on the llr.t day ol
lliu next term tlieri-iif. tri lie licgiin sud held
at Ihe lown or Klrby villi. In raid county,
on lite -lib Moiiila)- lu OctiuVr. M, It liv
ing the 24lh day or said mouth, mid Ihele
mi.wer the complaint nt the Niid pbtliilin.
Ilkd ngnlust you lu said court, or III same
will bu lukeii for courei-rvd, nnd tlie plaint
IDs will lake judgment nguni.l Ihe said tk
r.ndiinls. Iteiil uud lloiicn, lor the sum i.f
four hiiiiilnd mid foriy-seieii dollar, with
iiili.-tel Ibi-reiiu, Iroiii the lid day uf rt. p
ti'iulwr. liiiiii, iiuttl paid, mid Ihe cost nnd
di.li.ir'eiiieiil.ur tiiisriilt; uud thcplaiiitllV.
John Si. Drum, will take jiidgmi-ut unlii-t
the Mild ililenAints, Held and Hlooiu, for
Iln-Mini or H.ii' hiiiulrid nnd eleven uud
lwiiily-tlvi ouu-huiidriilths dollar, wlili lu
tererl lliert-nii, tiiim lliu Ct It day ,f May,
Ihb.t, until paid, uud Ike eii.tsuiiddl.buire
mem or Ihe suit; uud the plaiutiirs will
enforce tno ini-chniile'H lieu on Ihe wuter
dilsli or Heid uud Howell, sllualnl on Ga
lice l'reik. Jicphliiu euiiiily, Ogu., mid
lliu sold dlleh will be mid to pay Ihe smile,
uml the tiuillic uf rub nipllou of thu di
renduuls will bo fmeslond, oxeept us dii ex
ecution ut law,
lly older ut the Co-.rt.
' t. L- itnu-m t
II. I . "" ,m..
leptlOwfi
Atl'y tor Plmutirr.
MAKE ROOM FOR THE.
B
?L..OUUKCJi'..
It jnafecs fonr distinct tlfcJtcsr
Uivdn the work uitlicr way,
kcVH thin uud hcuvygouds
v.-Jthout CltKllgV ortcu-
siou, will gHtltur ami
IM!V on ut tliu KUU1U
tlHlCV
IT MARKS A STITOII
ALIRKON HOT1I S1DK8
OPTIIKPADHIO, HAS KO
SPmNGSTOOk,TOUTOPOU.
W.U, AND IS TIIK MOST KAP.
ID tjlJWKU IX TIIK WOULD. KV-
KUY ilAUIHXK FULLY WAR-
RANTKD.
We, the nndcrslgned, buve each purclnw
edu lUJUKNCfa Kt.wi.su jiauiixk, uud haie
llieni now In iik'.
We have thoioughly tested them on work
of all grades heavy, medium and light
and our ooinloli Is that Ihe btureiico is du
table, will i.ot easily -,tt out of order, is
strong nnd simple lu cuustruetlui,iuid lu
unj Is easily learned by the must luexpert
euued. It will do-a greater range or work with
leu I rouble unci- change, nod wu cuusidtir
It altogether better thuii uny other lamlly
dewing ile.nlilno we have tier Ken,
Mis Dr. Chase, 31 Turk St., S F
Mrs D D Collin, 20 Clay st., S P
Mrs J 1) Wuosier. G25 Pulsoiu st., S P
Mrs S D Uilinoig, &1U do du do
Mra Daniel (Dunn, 414 do du do
Mrs J Spinoni, 228 Rich at., 8 P
Mrs Allied Wluvler. 047 Mission st.,S F
Mrs Henry Miller, b'.'il) liowurd St., do
Mrs Kmilv Jiulwell, 740 Mmkel do do
Mrs Saruli Landers, 7u4 do do do
Mrs K II Ohm, 211 Oerry do do
Mrs G A Carues, JackKon Placo do
Mrs llraiicli, Puc. near Lev'tvurtli do do
Mrs W II Hanaro. 508 Kearney do do
Mrs Vi Hurpcr, Sucimneiilo west
or Levenwortb do. do
Mis ilurrlel Ciuliing. 31G 1st do do
W II Ruloftfon, cor. Mont & Sac do do
Mrs Ptuctt. C1C Uulfornia do do
Mrs M S Morton G32 Sutter do do
Mrs Uohen. G17 Pine do do
.Mrs Ann Hrndley, G12 California do do
Mrs Geo II Pnrker, 2A9 Slcv. do do
Mrs John 0 Cerbet, MMon Dolures
Miss Annie Melloyle. Kt Dorado X
Miss Mncgie MclJoyle, P.l Dorado
Chas 8 Preble, Sacramento
Louis Slepniun. Sanln Clara
Mrs A M Dunliiim, Oakland
Mrs Orrie Woodill do '
.Mrs D G Smith do
J W lloag do
Mrs Marv K Ilnrehlmltcr nnlM, Vl
Mrs U J Olivers No pa
Mrs Samuel T Toog, Clarksvilie lil Dora
do county
Win Iteddlck, Pourtli Crowing Oalavcras
county
Mrs 0 K ComMock, Xnpn City
Mrs Joseph Kccfcr, GlurksvilleKI Poradn
comity
Mrs JWin O'NIci Jamestown. Tuolnme co.
R IT Fnrquliur county clerk Nevada City
K W Digelnw do
N y Knowllon prnc'l mach'st do
0 M Dotes, M I). do
John HerxliiTcr do
II Maekic, do
P lrnnstltcr,ffrnss Ynllry
O C Shorey, Svattlc, "W T
I) liorlon, do do
Henry Juckson, tVotsonrillr, Santa Cror
county
Mrs AlberV Kndcr, San Andrros
Mis Ncwinn Dumon, ilninmnki'r and tall-
nrrss, Seventh St., betwevu IVyant nnd
llrunnnii, S F
Ptevlons to pnrrhiMnp tkr riorcaee, 1!
owned tUe Ilowu Scwlnc .llorldnr.
Mr i OesMi-onn,
CopperorH, tiilavem ooi
I nnd tho Slont Miotic' MhnUltic six.'
monthr previous to Fiiefiiilng Ihe Kiot
ence, Mr MAtCai'iltr;
Hrcsmnkcr, IE '! nt., Sou Prnncbco;.
VvK whre name foltiwr, fnrrrcdlnnd'nsib
tlie Grovup .V Ilaker t.VwIng MAohlne pre
Vlnii tn nurellnliig the Defence:
Mr Mary A .Mtrclmnl. ilfi-siwnker, 8101
Slootiloii st., Sun Vrmid'co.
i 1! Well-r, DreTTmuUer, 40G Dupont
st. ftin Pninclci.
Mr Ch.i famy 419 rtrymirsf.. StY.
V. A Love. Angel's, Cahif ra county.
Mr.MJ Huberts, C4li Howard St., Sam
rriiiiclsco.
Mr I. II Ilayley, Porlsmou'h llusw,Fai
Frniiclscn.
Mr .Julia Lyons, Target St., near Tvhnmn
Sail I'raucbcn.
.Mm lliiiriet Howe, n:5 Post t.,S F.
Wp. wImw iianie ltdlow, ornrd and ner
Iho Wln-i-li r k Wll.oii i-wnig .Machine pie
i vliuis1 1 purehii'liig lh- Vlifi-iiee:
.Hr.i ll Hindi. HiibKitd ft., mar How
ard. Am i'rtiiicl.co.
Mr. 1)S Hugglts. 4U FoNom St., San
Krniiclrco. Mr .M Young, 211 SUxjUIoii it., San
Frniiol.ro.
A Mint, C L niur, Sou Jou Moutery
county.
.MrCVJaclon, 2V1 Dorado, 13 Dorad'
coiniiy.
Mr C 1. Taylor, ffl 1 I)ii)xnt t.. S F.
.Mr tfnuh I, Miller. Aicmmeiito.
Mr A Nu-li, toriier Siesens & M st S V
MioTlioiiwsMitcheU, UuW HiliCaUre
ras county
Tho following iimn d prrwin- owned anrS
ti't-d the Singer Sewing machines pa-vious-to
pmcliii'lng the l'lnieiiei-:
Jlr. A J TUnrr-iUi l&nln .1, li.111 'rnnr.co.
Mr. II II llfUTiir.iil'.' ,,rl .1 o.i
Mi A111.I. II ill.-) , IIk.I, , 1. .,w Mra-kl.m rt K
Aii(ii- lln. l: ChiIi.ii.I ban I'taiirlMi,
Jlw DxUrflirt3iU. I., ,1.,
Mr. fiuali I VlU drviiiuk.T mul ,imlf W?
tllrieiial t'niRelwu,
I iH-lk-vc I enn folly uncnnelentliily
indorse en b i)ii'iliu-ittlim elaiiu-il for tlm'
l-'lon-uet! Selling imiddie'. I havo thnr
mighly twled It on wmk nf nil gnule. mul!
curli trial ha U-cn i-unneully snlislaclory
It takes hold of ndebeutu tirTa-lc: delicately,
and nf a stiuiig one w.tli strength. To me
lt firm more limn 11 immhiiw ar almost'
Intelligent, ullllng helper. Its u Iseiully
lisirnul, mid It coin-lrucllou 1 ci-rluliily
Simple. 1 know soinelliiug of llm oilier
first cla iiiucbliics, hnving learned looivr
iiteseiiml. This I llm only sewing ma
chine I haio found reliable.
.Mrs I'Kiiiir G. T:t,
San Atidnas, Calamus co.
I have used Ihe Wheeler A Wll'on ationt
, two ymr. the Togunrl A Fnrr six month,
the hliml HJIlitlc iibutlt the same b-uglh nf
lime, iIhi tt llllum. ,V tirrU nesrly Iwie
iiuv, uud have dealt In several of tbermill
iii.ieliliu. until Iboruuglily iligulnl wills
i-iery Miichtnn that s.-ws with only oue
thread. Tlio Florence I the only inanhlmi
that lias come iinr my liutlcu that gives
e-rleet mid eutifO alutuctVt tut oil kinds
jr work.
No one enn esllmalo Ir vslrwi niitll thry
luiio mm il mid tested ll, n I Imvi-ilsie. In
detnV, fus lldii work It I Invulunble.
Gkiiiiuk t; M.I.I",
Ciismu City, N. T.
I Imve ovd1 0 Flon-nsu Sewing Machine
for two lenis; I brought It ncroiw the plain.;
ll husoeier yel been nut uf erd.-r. and i
can truly Miy ll excel. a:i i.lBes a;Hehine
Ihat I larve ever iimiI. 1 run a lvrtJ .t
UMctersIx niiiuih.; 11 Wliwler A Wiluv
elghl month nnd iihiI a Groves ii Jlakir,
idlenuitely with HIikiI1 for two years.
I hiii familiar with Iko Howe, nud rerrr
ul of rhu snii.ll niuctilnc. but 1 jicvcr useil
ouu Ikut would do nil kind or work to
eipul tlie Florence, I do nut Ibluk it cars
bo lew Ulgblv recoimin-iiilrd.
itrs. Irtaar Eu.ss, JCasysvllle.
After hnving a Florence nmtblnc in use
nearly n year. 1 feel Hint I enu truly n-com
meml II us lielug nil that Is claim, d for II.
I have ued SlngerV, Grover A UaUrV.and
the Wlu-eb-r i ti'iUuu loacblur, mid cou.ld
er tbu Florence superior lo any
Mux Jknjiui A Kuan-,
Wilmington, Lu Angles county Csl.
We could refer to many oth'ers who are
using the I'lurcuce, If It wero necessary to.
do so, to convince Ihe public that these mi
dlines me what Is claimed, the
UKST FAMILY
SEWJNO MA CHINK
IN TilK WORLD
Orcr Seven Huti'lrcd
1'LOItF.NCi: MACHINI-a have been sold on
this con. I In ihe shoit time the Agency ha
la-en establlshul lie-re, and we nume thl
strung ntserllou, ns couvinclng proof of
their worth, that 110 person can be found
who lui n Florence that would cxchnngH It
lorn family sewing machine of nuy olhtr
manufacture.
AORKTS
For lite salt of lite Flarmrc Fainilj &ff
ing Jluclilnc.
George A Rnni'nll Nevada City
George Vincent Stockton
J LPnlhemiis lpo J st Sacramento
It Hllaiuly , Yrek
MrsS B Larcoinbe VlrglnU.NT
Is P Veuen Portland Oregon
KO Session. . .....Jacksontlllo Oregon
M Wollliem...... Goymas Meilco
LP Collins Traiellng Agent
Jas U Cleave Traveling Ageut
ahomton Weslly ....Traveling Agent
Machines will lw supplied by all local
agents nt tian Fninclico nrlces. wllh addW
tlon ot lrelgh.
sajmuelTi-iill,,
aciicrnt Atjciit for Collfunitu nud She.
" I'm I Bo Const
1U MONTGOMKltV ST4lF,BT,
Pirn Franciioo,
bept.BlfOl icutlGml
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