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To tiik urnwor axil tkiimaxkncv or rocn
U.vtov, a Gotrrxuk.it roit Tin: whole is
IMHWtxiuiJLK." WatMngton.
JACKSO.VVI.T.I., OltUdO.V.
SATURDAY MOHMMI, - CfT.ifl,lSCJ.
LIU of Agents for the Ohkiion Sr.xriNri
K. V. Ititcllt general agent for Oregon,
ami Idaho Territory.
L. 1 Flflicr San Franelrco Cal.
J ..I. Knowlloii A Co lo do.
Thnma Dan ..Applagatc. Ogn.
T.K. Hill Wlllwr ilo
V, G. HlnWcyo Hock I'olnt ilo
Thomas Croxton, ....Crbxtons Plirjjlns il
Wm. Splccr, Jump-OH-Jo ilo
Gov. Glbbs Porthtid ilo
I). M. Tliompion, Albany ilo
W. M. Kvai AUIioiim iln
Thomas Carr, ilo do
Thomas V. l'toyd Kirbvelllc do
8. Y. Sawyer do do
1). T. Anderson Phoenix do
1). M. 0. Ganlt do do
A. Ireland Mrt ll Creek do
Geo. I.. Dean, KlIciilxtrK do
Throdrlc Cameron Union Town do
Jamc W. Wntnon , ..ItowliiirK do
MIm Halllo Hunter Kognc Hirer do
L.W.Sulllns Fort Klawalh do
Dinger Herman, of Cnnyonvllle,ge neral
Ago lit for Douglas County.
NATIO.VAL I'.MOX rOSVBCTIOS .MJJIISEIS.
l'"OIt PRKSMKNT,
Abraham Lincoln.
for vigi: prksidknt,
ANDBEW JOHNSON,
Or TICN.NKMKK.
Tor Presidential Electors,
JAS. F. GA.LKY, of I)oUlui county.
II. N. Gi:OHQi:, of I.lnn county.
CHOUGH L. WOODS, nrWaico comity
Tiik Issue The National Union Com
mitter hare laid down the following dls
tlnct platform m tho lime of the forthcom
ing I'rciidcnttal contest :
TIIK UNCONDITIONAL MAIN
TKNANOi: OF TIIK UNION, TIIK
8UPHF.MA0Y0F TIIK CONSTITU
TION, AND TIIK COMPI.WK SUP
PRKSSION OP TIIK 11KIIKI.LI0N,
WITH f UK UAUSKTHKHKOr, IIY
VIGOROUS WAR AND AM, AIM'
AND F.FFIOIKNT MK.VNS."
Bnxma
The Issue.
. It Is universally conccdttl that I lie pre
rnt campaign is the mott exciting one that
ercr occurred la America ; Hut the peo
ple are looking Into the political Iwuies
with more industry than has ercr Urn
witnessed at any former period. We pro
poso to notice briefly tho nature of tilt
contcit. Drawing our infirmce from Hie
means ueetl and argument urged by each
parly, wo wish, If possible, to nrrho ut
the real Issue now before the people.
In rain we look to tho a to-culled Demo
cratic platform for a diGultlon of the peti
tion of that party ; for on examination ol
that document, wo 'dud It " coin.it of tui'n
and glitltring gtntralitits, caloilaltil only
for eateJiing votes, and it tuicej.titilt of tlif.
ftitnt constructions." One thing, however,
we think, can be safely inferred from it,
ord that U, that the parly Is
in favor of peace on any terms, no matter
Low humiliating. This Inference, when
taken in connection with the action and
declarations of their leaders ami journal,
becomes so evident that it scsicily bears
an argument.
Tho Itlchmonil Jliamintr, freaking of
ou armistice, says : wiiellier Lincoln is to
make such a proposal now, or whether
the democrats are to carry In their candi
date expressly that he may make it. or
from whomsoever it may come, it Is t.Vt
niuiipiiijiwr.
If the North desires to have negotia
tions for re-union entered upon at all. let
all tioopi and blockading feels lit with
i ami, ana Ut risni a secession formally
acbioteltilgcd and then, negotiations would
be at least possible. If they invite us to
negotiate ou any other footing, our only
rational answer would bo another blow ut
tha heart of Pennsylvania.
It is for those who havo unjustly and
wantonly invaded our cnuotry to !JVr in
peuce; ami when lhy do, they will dill
offer in vain until their armed men are
withdrawn from the sod of Ihese Conleder-
ate. State, and the felon flag of drive
is iiAtLVB down from every fort within
our borders. After that, it will be time
enough to prate about peace. Now, this
very word is nonsense.
The'Iltehmond J-ifjuirtriayi :
Savo on our own terms, we can accept
-no peace whatever, and must fight till
doomsday, rather than yield an iola of them,
and our terms arc;
Jltcognition by Hit tnemij. of (lie wdrptnd
rnce ej tlie Canfcdtratt Stales,
Withdrawal or the Yankee forces from
every foot of Confederate ground, ineludiug
Kentucky ami Missouri.
Withdrawal of the Yankee forces from
Maryland untill lint ftUte.iuall decide by
a free vote whether she shall remain in the,
old ybloa or ask admission Into the Con
federacy.' Co'swat on tho part of the Federal 0 ov
ertime)!, to oftf vp (-'onftdfwy tU pro
portion 6( the navy as it tlcotl at the time of
Hit seceition, or to pay for Iht tame.
nj MiiMXMilliim'Tr ftrm
Yielding up of nil prctenjton on Ihopart
of the Frtferal Gnvernment to thut portion
of the old Territories which Ilo wist of the
Confederate Stale. . . ,
An rnitlfnblp sflttlpnichl on lha4basi of
our absolute tvdtptntlrnn nnd (taal r!ghi
of nil accounts or (lie puttlie item aim pan
lie lands, nnd tho advantages hccrulng ffom
fdtrlgii trcatien."
'I'licfo condlllon3 nrc concurred In by
Jeff. Davis in hid Interview with Jnquti.
Head what he eiys i
' "Ho the wnr ennic, nnd np,w it mini go
on till the Inst man of thi pi nerallon falls
In Ills tracks, nnd his chiMren scko his
lniidlt nnd fight out his battles, unless you
acknowledge nur right for leirgoveriiment.
We nro now fighting for Independence
and tint or attmineUcn we icill have.
You may emanelpnte every negro In the
Confederacy, but we will lie frrc j wo will
govern ourselves. Wo will do It, If wo,
have to neo every Southern plnnlnlion
sacked, nnd every Houlhcrn city In fl imei.
The Copperheads, ever irmly for n quib
ble, declare that the words thus spoken by
Jiff. Diivfc, the L'Tiininer, and tho i.ii-
oiiirrr, are not the sentiment of tho people J
that the .Southern brethren nro for Union
and peace. Just slop this crutl war, nnd
lav down tin? Abolition nrmi, nnd the
glorious and chivalrous mm of the South
will ruth bick into the Union, and giauiy
forgive ns for waging this cruel war so
long. Yet, in the next breath, the: peace
howlers will (ell you that the President's
Kmanolpatlon Proclamation lms nnltrd the
people of the South ns owe man, nnd that
men so united can never be conquered.
Docs It not oeenr to every reaorwb!e
man that the groat w.itoh-wurd of ilennc
racy pence, peaee mmiw lo giro np to
llio Cotifederncy lis proportion of tho navy
as it stood at the time of the Kcewion, or
to poy for the same, yielding up nil pre
tention On I lie patt of the Fulvrul Govern'
me nt to that portion ol tut old lerrllnriw
whtoli lie west of the Oonldmte Stutw t
Have the Hmilliern niillwrltlM orer
brwthfd an Inllmttlon, klnee the "cwi
mrncrtnrnt of tlw relielllon, Hwt tlwy were
ready lo msjjc ace -on nuy oilier ternw I
I ho ii those ennnitratl nlmve 7 hen tin
Sou Id deolurea In word the mmt emphat
ic, throuli their entire pre. IhrfMigli tlielr
Chief Kxtenlive, nnd through llnir lenileM
In the nrtny awl fileiI in the Norlh, llwl
they will agree to iw term', only those die
tatcd by llienmelre. Is it not plnlu llmt
tUo cry ol tieholy war, armistice, iieute.
meniM )tae on rebel ttrnn! U it not
evident tint no other can be bail until we
conquer it f
That peaco on any other Irrihi Is Hie
inntto of the Democratic parly, is nbnn
dantly prorcil by the declaration continu
ally bcliiir made by their speakers and
journals, that this is n cruel war, an unholy
war, an abolition war j tho,t It must bo pill
down ; that Lincoln n n uiurpir, do.
Wo nrc nwaro that Ihero arc those who
profess to believe that in the event of Mc
Clellan being elected, he will carry on
the war with rcneweil vigor. To such we
would sny that If McClellan is elvclol, wu
iineerely wish that llwy nny not be dUip
polnloli but we must rxprw our fear
that n party eufrWeutly lining to elKt a
PrwMint cannot be Ignored by tlwt Tie
Ident, but that he uiuet act on princl
clp'et laid down and adocatcd by that
party before ho ncecplrd their nomliiillon.
The motto of the Union party Is Ho.von,
Usiox, Tkack. TLe Unor cf this nalion
mutt bo vikdloalrd, which can only be
dono through n Union of nil the States ;
ami then, ami not until then, can pea en be
ctttablifhrd. Wo vote fur n man " firm,
tried and Hue," and of whom there can bt
no doubt ns to his future course when
elected. We are for peace no lew than
they, but we arc for honor and uuluu as
the basis of that ace.
We propose lo lake no chances as lo
which will finally Irlumph, a letter of at
teplanct or a ylaifnrm. We bellevo every
true lover of his country, who Is not Infat
uated with the man who Is the mere tool of
n parly, will east Ids vole ogaliut the her
iy of peace on nny terms.
.T.ICKSO.NVII.I.K, Oct. 2nth, 18CI.
Mr. Editor: Permit me, through your
valuable paper, to submit n few historical
facts, which may be Interesting to toiiio of
your readers, and somo beaelll lo the
Uulon parly In the coming election. Tho
last State Democratic Convention odoptnl
the Ylrglnln end Kentucky Hesolutlons of
1708-09. The National Democratic Con
vention adopted only tho first Kentucky
IUeolullon. You will perceive, on exam
ination, that Iho Out Kentucky Itesolu
tlou embodies oil the principles set forth
lu the other. The reiolutions are given
to tho world as the political faith of Ibe
Democratlo party, and on tho principle
contained in ihem they are conducling the
present campilgn, On the 13th of De
cember, 181-1, the celebrated' Ilarlford
Convenllon assembled In the city of Ilarl
ford, (o adopt measures to dissolve this
Uulen. Tbty reported a series ol rcsolu
luUons, among which is llio following : "In
case of a deliberate and palpable infrac
tion of tho Constitution, affecting tho sov
ereignty of a State, and Iho liberties ol
the people, it is not only their right, but
tha duty of each State to Interpose Ita au
thority for their protection, In tho manner
best calculated to eecarc that end. When
emergencies pejur whieli are either be
yond the reach of judicial tribunals, or
too pressing to admit of the delay Inci
dent to these forms, States, which have
made common umpire, must be their
own Judge and execute Ibeir own decis
ions," Hy comparing this wllji tie flrst Ken
tucky Itesolulioiw, you will perceive thai
thev contain tho same principles, nnd dif
fer but little hi their phraseology. The
Ilnrironl Convention has been condemn
ell by nil patllcs, bat moro csprcmlly'by
llio VciriocnEtlc stumpers and Jcjjurnrillits
'throughout ''tho 'United Hlntes'up tp'the
inception of the prtVnt wnr. In proof
of this, I will refer to Hie Richmond lln
quirt r, or November 1st, 181-t.
"Turn lo the convenllon of Ilarlford and
lenm to tremble nt Ilia mndneM-of' tho an-lho-.
How far will Ihow madni'ii ad
vance t -Though Ihey may eonceal froni)ri
tho projrclof dUunton,tlioughnfi!Worthcm
mayjliavc even conci-alol It from tlienvwlvepi
yet who will prttn.il lo tel l.oiind to tho
rage of dlwflbcllon! One falsa step nflcrc
nnolhtr mny lead tlirm to rcf litnncc of Hi
laws, Ion lrna6onaljoiieutralliy, to n war
against the Government of the United
Slates. In truth, llio tint net of rrtUtanco
to the law 1 treaton to llio United Slate.
Arc yon'rciuly for thl staleof Ihlngst Will
you Kitppnrt the men who would plunge you
Into this ruin t
'No man, no nsniclalton of men, no Slate
or ret of Suites Uu n rluht to wllhilrnw
Itself Tram this Union, ol lis own accord.
The same pimcr which knit us loglhcr,cnn
only tinknll. Thu ramo fomiallly which
forgid thu links of llio Union, is urcowiiry
to iliasulvo It. The imjanty f ,ttei which
form tho Union inu-l eoiifctit to Ihr with
drnwul of MiMir branch ut It. Uritll that
eonrcnt ha txvit obtained, any attempt I" I
iIImoIvc thn Ifefsn, or olctriicl the efflcnc)
ofllicoiutlioulliirtl law, Is tnawii ttenv
on to all Intents nnd purpose.
"Any other doclrliie, inch as urnl which
bas ltly ltn held forlh by the 1'ideral Hi
HiM!ckin, llmt any one 5laui nnywltlulrnw
Itrelf fiom llio Union, li an nboiiilinhli1 hoi
esy which lr!p ll millior oTtiveiy jhmI
ble prteiiloii to Ihu nnmo or ehaiteter of
a JUtrtlM.
-We cull, therefore, upon II Gowamtnt
of Ihu Union In oxert lu eitcrsjrlw, wtin the
mmioii shall demand It nnd wis tlie llrst
Imltnr who ihall prlnK out or Use fatjlltrit of
III oMvmllnii of Ilmlfoid. Thin lllintrl
ou Union, which lw Ijwii eninlid by the
blnod of our forefiithe rs. IIh- prldo of A wr
ten mid the wander of the world. imnt no.
be tamely werlfKxd lo the broltd hralitu or
the n'lrrliijt ImirU or fv makentmils.
Tin Unlixi imift be ntvnl, when any one
ilmll dare to nsrall It.
"CtHintryiiieii or Ihr Knst ! wo call
liinn I
you lu kp n vigilant oy upon Hkho
wrettheil men who would plunge it- Inlo
civil war and Irrottloviitlf iliirao. W'ltnt
aver lie the tempornry cuIhiiiIIU whleh mar
iiMivll ii, lot u ear. upon the nller of our
oountry, to iiwutiik Umon."
)oi'utMS Man.
WttltWWVtPfWt
BY
CALIFORHIA AND
TELEGRAPH.
UltEaOH
TII.IOllArlir.il TO J-lCMOMVII.l.tt ItxrRKSJM
ron tiik sr.xTi.MiL.
Wedncselny'n JJIipatchr
New York, 2.1Ui. Karly u mule no
demonstration since Friday. At hut re
counts hie army was coiiildtrubt? below
Ilarri'imburg. in it i11grarrd stole, lite
nidi Hilton Head corfr,MitnUnt inys yel
low fever still prevulla nt Churlvilui, Wll
mlnglnn, and other rebel ol lief. TwnU) j
to thirty nro dying daily. Foster, Imving
bien oflWInlly notllUd that the prisener at
CImhIvsIihi had been relieved frail under
fire, h ordere-J the removal nf reM prU
oners on .Morris l.lnnd lo Fort U.illrrk.
St. IjouU, 2Mb Lite ndvive frsin Lit
tle Kock stuto thut Muyrudvr hid hfi
Ciiimlvn, nnd was rapidly marchtu toulh
lowarili Itul river. Only about 2,1)00
rebels were left between Saline river owl
Camden. Geneiul Her ron was at Little
Hock on on Inspeclieg lour, through Can
by' department, Great activity in mili
tary mailers prevailed, preparing a move
ment to Intercept I'ricc.
The dead bodies of .Major Wi!on, 3d
Missouri Militiu, nnd six of hla men, cup
lurnl by tho rebels at Pilot Knob, nnd
given to guerrillas Tor execution. f.,r (he
alleged killing of soma rebel. In Ailiuiisas
last mmmer, were found In Fruiikliu conn
ly, yisleiday. Wilson'a body has several
hullet holes in It. The rebel Major and
lix private, now in Alton prison as hm
(ages for Wilton nnd Ids men, will doubt
less be ehot in retaliation. Nothing later
from Price.
A Wnrrcnsburg dlpatcli to the Demo,
tral s.iys : General II'll has arrived from
Independence, with a small. efcort, 'He
Ihlnka our cavalry nre duinaging ,1'rlcoV
movement through Kansas, and are ppriule
ling the road with the blood of his besi
men. Our loss In Sunday's fhjlit, U 250
killed arid woundid; the rvi)l' is mmti
greater. Wo look -100 to 500 prisoners.
Deserters from Price ure coming to Ihu
point In considerable numbers.
Halifax, 2.1ih. Sieamer from l'ermudA
arrived to night with passengers of steamer
Uoanoke. After ltoauoke left Havana,
her engines weie atopjied in order to re
ceive passengers apparently in boats, who
afterwards proved to bo confederates
under Captain Uruln nnd Lieutenant Parr,
of Chesapeake notoriety. The Captain
offered lo bond the steamer for 810,000 lu
gold, payable at Derinuda. Drain was to
keep charge. This was refused. ltoauoke
arrived at Derinuda qaito out of, coal
She had a valuable cargo of balo tobacco,
coffee and sugar. Drain and passengers
wero all liberated. The Captain nnd crew
left for New York.
San Frnoclsco, 27th jjtcamcr Sophia
MejLado was blown up at Suissuln City
wharfyeerdaj morning. Second .etjgln-
Leer opu deck baud were killed, uuq the
pilot and (wo others are missing. Cap
tain Hulbuit and several others are badly
Injured. She bad a high prtuute boiler
Steamer Goliah was Immediately ills-
patclfed with physicians, nurses, nud cveryj
thing required to olleytotc.thculli-rlugiJ oT
1
ino wounoeii.u r
, Igul Tendcfs -10 iHlO.'j.
New York', Soili.llurpcrs Ferry Icjlci
of Ibe 24lli,jnlatiu official Information of
Iho losd.-i-n,900 prisoners captured. 1,
000 arrived ut Ilarpcr'n Frrry. 1,000
more nre nt WlnclicstM. Our cavalry are
still picking up stragglers.
San Francisco, 23lh. Private lolegrnms
rjilOlo gold on Hatitniay, i'.vi. jxgni ecu-
dors, loilav.-lOfiyV.
Thurcdny's Dispntch-
The Continerilid lelegnlpli was Inlcrritpl
eil luM evening, between Aiullif dnd Suit
Like. The following dispatches, relating
to afTalrs on the western border of Missou
ri, were tranJiiitttcd before tho break oc
currnl.
St. IiiN. 2.1J. It was FHgnnV divis
Ion llmt had the fight on the Lltilo Ulue,
with llluut, on the Vh. lllnnt's object
was to delalii Iho rebels ns long 11 possi
ble, and ho succeeded, with n nmll .force,
in keeping Ihem engaged nil day, wheii
they got into portion In Hunk Mm; he
then rclreated to the Dig lllue, win re Gen.
Dcilsur, wllli several lhnnnnd inllltln, mid
Curtis, wflh n conslderublo force 'or volun
teer, were In position
Cliieugn, 2.1ih.Iavfnwnrtli p.ipcrs nf
the 20ili, ny Gen. llint, with Inn thou.
mini cavalry, entered Uxinginii, Mn., on
Tutsdny, Iho lOlh, nnd on Weiliniluy
Price ntlueked him with nil overwhelm
ning force, und nfter a sharp fight ilroje
Ihem from the clly. lie fell back to the
Little Dine, fighting iKiptmlcly.
New York, 21lli.-Tho llerutd' Wuih
Inglon sjieclnl mys Jt U evidently believed
by Iho highest military niithoiltici here,
thut Gniut run, anytime, he plitiseii, with 11
few hours' light lug, otnupy Hichiiiond.
Tliut Iao's army will eupltuhito nr Iwstlly
evuouaiu Is nil llmt Grunt drelrca. Tlie
rt-uion awlgnul for such iMny U, lo 11I1I11I11
llmt iwnlt wltliont the mcrllicc 11 f life llmt
would nlteml its enplure by illreot nmuuli.
Wiiilihigtnn, 2lih. Arrival from the
Army nf ll Polemic, report heavy firing
heurd Siilurihty night, towurils .Tumea riv.
er, niiiMrrntly from our guiibmits. Hioh-
iiinud p.iir, of the 'i'Jil, acknowledge n
lefriit in IheShciiuiidinih vnliey, u low of 23
run, bctidi those they captured, ud 111,
COUliilhil ni.d wniinded.
Gunboat Jason, from Dermnda Ilumlreil,
ITlIt, rejiorts Yellow Fevernlitaining tlierc.
A sleuin blockaile-rutim-ralled Momhiy.
New Yuri; 3-ltli. Tlio World' Wu.h
inglon picl.il lays It Is now nllrgi-el that
Stanton will be offered tho Chief Justlre
ship. Ciiinerou, Hanks mid Kutlcr are
meiiiliined for the War lcHirlimut.
Itefiigii from the Slienuiidemh report
llmt nolwithstandlng the devastation by
Sheildan, Ihero nre still luimcixc qiianll
lies of grain out of thu track liiktn by our
army.
A Murtiiishiirg corrrnpondenl, nf the
21, ny. In ll.o bnlllo nf the lUlli our
low wa4 ft.OOO killed, woundid ni.d ml wing.
In the morning wp lont 21 guin, 'i eM
lured 7.000 men mid fill gniM. The e-ne-my's
Iom therefore is tiboiil 10,000. Cu-"-
lur's division lias enptnreilOl pieors of or-'
lillery within two week. Dolitll from
(.'rilar Vwk victory, slate that Duviu'
lirlgiede nud Hw Dili N. Y. punned Hie
rebels to FUher's HID, e.ipturtng 1-1 gun,
wngnn t mlns, am) slaughtering immense
number of relieh.
San Frunoitco Oct. 23.1. Gun. McDon
nil ut the mass meeting, last evening, nimlc
a rcmuikiible epeech showing up MuClellun
ami urging re-election of Lincoln us a mili
tary mcewiity,
Cedar Creek, Oct. 21sl. I puriued the
enemy nearly to Mount Jackson, without
meeting an organlwd regiment of Iho ene
my, Froift uceuunu of prisoners the rout
was complete. About 2 000 of the enemy
broke and made tlwlr way through mnun
tain? on the left. For 30 miles of the lino
of retreat Iho road was strewn willi nrm
thrown tfwny by flying rebel. 4S piece
of artillery aro now at my headquarter.
Not loss limn 300 wngnni and ambulances
wero either captured ordejlrnyed. Occur
rence of tho morning wai turned to our nd
vantage ai much as tho' It had been planed.
The only regret I liavo is Iho capture early
In the morning of from BOO lo 1,000 of our
men. From all I can learn, Karly's rein
forcements numbered nut less tlmn 11,000
tinen. bnKmnM.
Knns City Oct. 22d 'llio fight yes
terday between the Little Dlue and Indr
penilenco wae a very gallant afl'.ilr, W
fought Price's entire army for five hour.
McLune's Colorado regiment allocked ond
secured the guns of a rebel battery. Col.
Hurt gallantly sustained tho charge with
u battery of the lSlh Kansas nud the sec
ond Colorndn rejrment. He I enld to
have lost 60 men killed ami woundid. Ma
jor Smith, in command of the regiment was
Killed. Our entire loss is reported at 400,
Fogan, 8helby, Murmaduke iud Clark,
and several other Drlgadier. are with
Price. Our pickets had a slight skirmish
this morning. Jamison was attacked nt
Dig Dlue ford by a hcuvy column. At 2
p. m. the enemy nirlved nt the ford, Slid
Jamison fell hack to Weslport nnd State
Line. Heinforcemenis were sent Mm.
'I he two commanders fought the enemy till
aftber dark, dr.lying him -1 miles over tbo
op?n pralrlo.
Thli morning the Hue was formed five
miles fouth of Koims Oily. On the West,
port road. Tha skirmishing continued
several hours, when, the whole forea.nd
voqceil, and heavy firing emned, The enc-
I my fell buck rapidly nud formed ft new
linen mile Imil n hair Irnm tho first posi
tion. Tho fhihtlng was kpt up for ten
miles. Gen. Pleasaqton then ennio In on
our left, and a charge followed Ins urrlvul
which reunited In the total rout of the en-
cmv. W lien our iniornwriii-wniB i"m
.. J .. ..t -..11. a i.v.t.:.. itkVi.
"'"l.rJXT: n mzXX.
dcdjllif voliiillWf oiVflif" left.inhd Dellter
tlifuilerncd rIilUhJe? weielturSid
7.ftS ...IIIIW !HMA C.rrrnin?( 11 .
FFord.wiWi In Ihw Illicitae-ef ihcfljht.iind
nmdo several brllliiiiitjlmrge'9.
rriilay's Dispatch.
Snn Frrtticlceo. 27lh. Ptcntner, Golden"
Clly, nrrleed Ibl i-eriilng. ail dnj-H truiti
ruimina, with New Yoik limits nud yiill'puV
sihgrts.
,-GeimmlKanln Colnnin wn dnlybleil'iV
I'rejnient of New Greliudn, Out. lst foi
two yinn.
A, telcnrani from 'Gov. Morgan, tlnlnl
New i'ork, Oct. 'iilih, to tlie Chairman ol
tho Stnlo Central Cominlflo, tiysi Thu
lolditiV votc'ln I'diiisylrUtila Is 1mA yet In.
Tho Inline vote Is expeoted lo show u finntl
rtcpublieuu mnjurlly. , , . .
A New York dl-pilcli, of llio 2Clh, quote e
gold ntZilfi , ,-,. n',.
lly'lheploiiIBii'ririheShihTi MetLaih
1'olBcr. pilot, ClmiK-f Yule. 'ii cntfiun'r.
mill William I.awlir wivi- kllhd. Nel-em
Miitchmnii mid MeOlelhttid firemen, and A
lloy nre jntriiig. Cupl. llnlbut nnd xeve-n
ullicrr aiu Injured.
Suit Lake. 27tli. Proo-citon of Hie
nverlmid stage routo eii'tward. hi far ai-I-ort
Keiuni , ha been placid by tlie tficru
lury ol War In charge or UeiurM Connor.
Thu Generul piopoxo rending Immediately
two lull companies nl California cuenlry lu
Ihu ludinu country, ta-t uf thu Jtoeky
moiitilalii, for n winter campaign. Five
compaiile, id cue airy, have Iw-u eonroll
ilatnl Into two Fplundid compaiile, Who
will probably ulurt eii'lwnni emly nel
week. General Uoiiiuir will go to demur,
tiy eoiich, in n lew days, lo true what fiiflher
pn-pnetioiii nro neviM.iry. mid If it tniu
(Kilgu ii dutermliied on, will 1'Oiniuni.d In
icrrou, Kal-rii line l out uf uidir Ln'yuiiil
Omaliii Clly.
NEW TO-DAY.
A Ciirel.
Thl Is In ct-rllry Hint Ihr Card, publbhul
by Thos. Ilvvlus in the Hus-rixru I" Mm n
lo my promlo. 1 oitllnl on Win. Hotfiimn.
mid ho mid he hnd 110 rrciilltctlou uf any
ueli contract, and If calltd 011 to iweur, lie
would hnvu to swear ho hml no reoollrctlou
or nny sueli eor.vyinillon.
Thu unto I giivo were Tor land oblnlned
from me through n mlibiku lu milking out
n dvd of nnulher plieu or laud. Ill reality.
Iho I nnd was mine. Hut (brou-Ji n tielml
eallly or Uiu law I was defrauded out or It.
I paid him in -Kreciihncks n! pur. and In
londrd from lh fttst lo ilo o, nnd n ho wn
such n law-abiding innii, nnd wunled what
the law gieve, I wns willing he rhiiuld have
I he full Ix-iie-fit of It. It I In bad taste fer
Mr. Dcvcns lo coiiiphilu or greenback,
when ho pi tiled hi storo bill nt Minr.
Ilrmllmry t Wudu's in Rreanbacks nt par,
whlcli con lie seen by ctilllncr on tln-m. He
11U0 paid a btll to Henry Kbppl lu green
back, 'which ho had no Iwller e.cno fur
paying lu irj-oeulmcks than the bill or.Mers
llradlury X Wade. Jawm 11, l'uni.. .
Jaek'oiivllle Oet. 29lh. 1HHI.
PHYSICIAN AND SU-HGKON,
J.ci:soxnt.t.K, Oiikhox.
Office at hi rcstih nee nn Oregon slreel.
DR.. A. D. OVEtlBECK.
Dr. Oevrbeck would ntinniiiiec lo Iho elt-Ix-Nii
of Jackson oounly nnd vlctnll). thai
liehn mliiriidl ln.liirkvuiivlllemiilrviiined
Hie praoUce uf irx-illelii". He will iilin
bn fiMind ut hi old vl-iiid. the OverlxMk
Hofpllitl. or nt hU rvtldoiice opjioiliu Wet
ti-n-r' llreivery, uiib-i nbtutuii pruf. siliui
nl butinoH. He would ro-pvcitlilly lulieit
n rvuuwul or fiiriiiT patroun1'.
Ho! "Every bodyf!
AT TIIK ,
HOTEL, POORMiS CREEK,
Tha lUth or i'i,it-iiliti-.
A Splendid Ball,
WII.I. UK OIVH.
rTilKiiuderlgned would ropfctfuilyinn
.L nounce In Iho public, ueiivnuly, thai
he will nie n Hull at hl rvldt-iice. ou l'uor
inan'H Creuk, on Iho uvenliit; or Nov, lOlh.
IHi'.l. Kvrry prcparnlloii Is IxjIiik nude for
llio onmrurt or Ihu guest. Tho Uuit oiiulc
lu Hie country will bo obtained.
A puinral invllntlon In rxte-ndid.
Tlcfcole IhitO dollar.
LOUIS IIKHLING.
l'oormiin' Cieek, Oct. 28. (ioi2Utd
J. ROW'S
Oppotlte Lovo ,t llllger's, Cnlirorula l
Jucksonvillc, Orvgou,
i''lls;''T0l'T0YSi''
HOLIDAY GIFTS!
He t t 1 t
J. HOW Inrornn the clt'znns or Jackson
vlllo and thu publo K'nirully that he hu
just itctvcd and otter for mlu his supurlor
ttock or
U.VYANA & IMITATIQN...,
in
g TOBACCOS,
H OUTLKRYi
PIPES, FIQS.K
RAISINS,
kStntloiiary & Scliool-looUs
O OANDY, NUTS, O
3 TOYS. ' SUGARS,
3 -ALDUMS, KTU, v.
; Prices to suit tho times. Call nudC
; kvvc your mouey.
oo ov ho .!.,;
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A X.nrco juhI .Iflne Anitmeit 8
S of Willow" 'Vru an linuil,' fur X
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o 5
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A'larjre' collection qf the latest 'and'best
Nuvelslor circulation.
.Choice QrcoH Fruit
conelaullr on land.
Dec. 10, 18CJ. J ROW.
Bradbury Wade,
Cnlirornin St., Jnckgoitvlllc,
Wholesale g Retail
Dcnlcrs in
FANOY-A.NIJ STAPLE
-lothlnix,Tlol"i5Tu7irSiTTr"
GrocVil'e-s llnriTiVhT, 1toii
und Stqel, Asricultiiriil ami
Mining Iiiiple'jiiirntRjU
.qurrCjHeoHs-tVnrey tliinV
wnrc, Con! Oil stijuii.aiui
Chliuuuyji, Tolincoo' niu
Clgnrie, SintIonrr't Plrn-J
grnfjli Alhii,i!'i Cuiic1i1o7.si''"
cte-, etc. "
INflddllloHilo nMiaJ stoeUj-d-nnreaioWnT
celvlug ie lurgt flilpirt-'iil. umbniotn-j j
coinplvtc nvorlmeiit' In wll of Hit aortvo
".'-a-- 'S,"T.KOr'1V .'WfteiJlWMSH,
1- rKrlclico w'llh gu'ut enre, iiy n Jijeniber or
nur linn who lins Imd n rojdouce rTtiir
iicnynir In Wuuib-jm OMtf-iii iiUirtl
kiidwithe wonti or'lM locilllyv . v"-
Conndent llmt we eanjiul 1-oliiii-JepftM ,ny
nfiy houc lie. JoWo:i cjnnly. we l)lg-i
our pntrou thai uur prlc-e hal-lio
"Cheap ns tho Chcapost."
.... r --,i :.nvljr7
Tliniiktng nur runner vairon. ir enea
vor lieri'ti-rurc i-xiemliu lu 'nirAiuivfVl
would teK peel fully solicit u cdtitlnusue
. . . - . .
eneir paiiuiuiKw.
A'o.ritouuu: m sroir aoons.
Cull and give ui yeni'r 'fen nriifitija
Mll7f. .M l
, ,-llItADimitY.rrWADK.
.TreU'rtlK'lllu. Qpli.. ffc IB. ''oeyilf
&s:zy&&
T II K '
1 1 I t
Slnudnnl fiewlug taliinc,
or tub
YORLI),,'
I'riTm which nil mliem deriu llielr iltkllly.
All other pny lle'iiit In Mown. Jf.v .thu
nrlliml Inventor niitl peleiilre. 1Vi Justly
oelebnitid muehlne comblue Hie di'Orable
ipmlilie ol nil iilln t. ifttd - ill ren cotluii,
mlk or Ibrrod with i(iiil ftielliiy-tnimiiliji
IhlckueMOf Hue liiu-Ilh to harncot leu di r;
Ihey run lljeM nnd rr.pld! ninKn A-nent lock--liluli,
nbliv on Uitli miIus; nmer drur1
ntllehe; wilt pit&i'r mid t.w em l Hie tamo
time,. Thiy nro very l lupin, i-nIIy unil'r
liind nnd nmiuig'edi aro iittmilirwlMlue of
gu-ul strength mid or ierfiul iii-cliubm,
ii(vn correct nnd iMlaiitlllo' mectiaiiKal prii.
elp'luM. FOR FAMIUY-USE
TIIK
LETTER "A"
Family nmcliliw La no cijnnl. It due tha
eiillro runvii of work In Ilo inornproTwl
inliufarr Price g;0 00, With llxlUrM
ciiuipletii; nud wltli cjp to cpver Hie tiifc
chliio purl, loekln neeurcly, &IJ5 00.
Price or the -'A," m-ard tiuikbed ouotiia,
with cup, S7,' OH) Letter "H-' light mknu-
We 1'0 Iikvv lor lo I tin Jmprove-d Iillllv
(ilmit niaohluo $iU theNiw lCualsudnu
eUluu 315.
DI'iMINfi fcCO.
No. It. Munlyoiiii-ry .Sirrrl,
Sillll'lMlcltCO, ,.
Sole ngoUlSfor the Pnelllo Coat. i
Snn Pranel'co.Ool. fi. 1M:7 "' oeH.'unt
HEIMSTriEET'3
Iuiniltablo Hair rtantflverr
' if is yor a $ s
lint rectnnii leroy bnlr In ll orluiunl color,
by iiiplylnjf Hie?- ciipllli!rx.tnjjrinilh'6l;
imil imieniiiiu, lninriil by m;o nr dlv
HIM. All ll.4llll IhtrrVt llrfM Ith) COUlpOtril
or ttuiiir c"'ir.desiroyii.h,vitHUly-Hiiii
beuulyur the hair, anil aironl of HiemsclTc
un dreeing, )lelmtn e-t Intinltablt to
orlii not only rtu-turm tmlr liHtrinititrul
color by nn vay proex, but elves the
hair ii
Xj-ix-vs.vi'ixvtXS oiaiiyS
pepmotnii l4 feruwb..preyuut It .ydR
oir, erftdlcallH Ubo, daftdrntf, nnd liiijmrjm
heullh mid pleautiieiM6'the he.id.' Mt'liM
stood Iho tet ol llmt, Ix-iug tho original
Itulr-coluilug. und I ennnlanlly .Iiicrva'log
In fuveir. Ufd I ) Uilh K-'illl'-inen B"d la
dle, It I Mild by nil iwpreliiblu dealers,
or can lie procmed by them ut' 1). ti. JUnxw,
Proprietor. New Yerk.
Two ilzo, Clio, and 41. feowSly
Sjiitii A IUvi. of Portland. Agenu.
ADAM'S GERMAN TONIC
'
ANU
AROMATIC BITTERS
Theso bltleri nre ldnhly rillneS,'grlcfill
lo the lailc, warnihig.MiiuiilntlrtKkftrid l.i
vlK9rntlng lo tho debilitated yteniJ;:-Tbr'
aro1 n thoroughly tmdlcaled 'eompoand, J
miwcrfiil nud coueont rated, auil hnvo'bren
LrouKbt to their present elate or pwrfrttlon
by nearly twenty years e.wrienOe, and ares
beyond ijiietlot,'ono of iho bent reniedle
for nil din-uses or tho dlgeittve orcan',
Whero the fyetvm bus byen rvduced by IV
vers, etc,, Ihey il( prove one qftlie mo't
valunblo nuxllkrle lur a tpcaly nnd perjus
neut rtttoralloil to health and tlrength.
Price SO cents per boltlo. For saleVy
all drugei'ln and Grocer. ootriuUV
pIROUIT .Coutt, of-thcHtat if Orj
J qiij lor. the rc6uulypf Jesevhloe JJi
tuber Term, ISC-I. '
Luciiida KlUworth, Plaintiff, vs. Francis
KlUworth, JJel'emlpnt.
In K.mllj SuU tlir Wljorcc,
To Francis F.llsworlh, pcfimlaiijftr-
You ure hereby summoned te appear
in the Cbcuit Court, pf th,e .Sloto-qf 0r
gon,Vor thd tfrSity of .lojejililni, at the
term thereof o be. held on. ,tbe. Vewrlh
Monday, being thu olfc day of October,
A, D.riaC4, ai() npswer JjjUjCOinplaMiil
this cuuie filed, vlibHtn Ijie? "pluiiAltT pmy
for a disjolutiou of the bands of matrimo
ny now existing between you, and u remit
lur to her mnidco. imiuu.-. , ,.r ( c '.
And you will' luko netiMlbatMinleM
you appear ami answer, as btreiu nininioii-
to, iue piiiiiiuii-wiii npniy ee eny uuureiur
tho relief demanded in her raid' complaint,
Dy order of Hun. P. P. Prim, Circuit
Jiidire. JAM KB U. FAY,
l.icturiuir imiciiiiie. sua uo.nnu wun cap,
S70 III): Lcller 0."Jieniy niannfiiclurinR,
price SBi 0uf)."e)1mldur,nlaaWu'e,,ll.,;
..14' Ifirtrtt rvlii,,il.,r li,t.,..t,i.. U(l
I nug20wC Solr for Plaintiff.