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HHKNM Sffl'flliL i. M. iitrrru.v, Riiiior. GOOD. The Iitporttr of this week jjom In Ixovt-. k ly for Dmiocrntic education us. That nulla To Tilt ificAar ahd rmuANt.Nur or vocn Uxtox, a QoYtnsucNT ron Tin: witous is tVwirKiujiT.K." Wiithinjttn. , jackhonVii.m:, omuioN. filtORDAY XORSQO, TED. 18.1S6J tlif of Agents for the Orkoov Gentinkl, K. r. Russell, general agent Tor Oregon.. nMdlio Territory. L.l Fisher..., San Franclrco Gal, j -j. jnowiionEi;o do do. Ttfomss Darn, Applejratc. Om. FT. II. Hill...- vC1b-r do l.a.lllrdiarc, ,., Rock Point do Thomas Croxlon, ....Croitoiu DlRslns do Wm. Splcer, JumiOrr-Jo do Gov. Glbbs,.,,. VortUnd D..M, Thompson, Albany W. M. Krni, Allhousa Thomas Carr t!o Thomas F.Floyd,. KcrtrvllU S..W4Hwyer,'..., ..,.do D. 1. Anderson Phoenix D.'M.O.Gault do A. Ireland, ...Mtrtlo Creek Geo. I.. Dean, .t I'.ilcuburir Thebdrto Cameron , .Union Town do Jamea il. WnUon Roscbtirg do JIlMllatlla Hunter. ....Uorup Hirer do L. Vr Bulllns, Fort Klamath do Bjnger Jlcrman, of Canyonvlllc.go ucrnl Agtnt'for Douglas Count. do do do do do do do do do do WHOM SHALL, 1VE FIGHT I The editor of tbo Rtpotttr seems to be quite uneasy about the number of troops befog railed In this State. , re tblnks n very small number will ba sufficient tq guard I lie frontiers and prevent Indian disturbances, tnd that tbo remain der muit be Intended to compel tbo miners to submit to bclog taxed. The position of tlio Somxtr., and ol the Union parly, In this county Is well known. The Union party, at their county contention held In Jacksonville last Sum mer, passed the first resolutions In the Slate on the subjcct.protcatlnjc agatost taxing tho mines.,. We bellefo the mcosuro Impol itic, and that any considerable amount ol taxation would work a hardship on tbo great mass or mloere. Dot BSitbe Government has found It ace cewary, In order to suppress this unholy rebellloo,.to tax almost all branches of Industry, .Congress rosy deem It necessary to psu some measure by which the exten sirs igold fields belonging to tbo Govern meat sbsll be made to contrlbnto a due proportion of the expense. Tbo editor or the Ileporttr terms lo top. pos&that miners as a data Lavs no patriot ism, ana It called upon to bear their pro portion of the common burden will resist. Heaeo the necessity of an armed forco to compel obedience. We wjll simply sny in passing, that we do ;not believe tbo miners as a clsss lets patriotic than any oilier class, or that llicy will be Jess willing to contribute to the support of tbefjovernraenl than merchants. raanaiaeiorcrs and farmers. Ho In order to giro the editor of the Iitporttr an opportunity to define bis po sition, and place himself and bij party fslrly beforo the public, we will suppose Congress -pastes a law, levying n tax on mines and mining, and tbc miners make an armed restslance to tho payment. In sueb an event, will the editor of the Iltpojttr himself fight and adylso Ms par ty to fight, if necccisary, for 'tbo Govern ment or against it ? Atjato, let us suppose that before the rebellion is finally rcduerd, tbero should be an eweate or outbreak in lis interest on th!s'0out,ofl which tIJa will be cdltof of We1lmvo nltrays supposed that suae thing" oughtm be, tkwo lnHtatfifnf,iMid UvVWwvln'SepcstMt iAmoIwt ' ocrallo Howard would recommend It. The propitious time has comr; the Mnjr hoped, fee era Is about to dawn upon us. Malone Is our man the grcnt. Democratic educator of the age. Tho following ore our hero's text books: Fergiuon'a Philosophy of lltslory, Tlal lam's Conitlliltlonnl IIIMnry, and Middle Ages; Macatily't. Llngard't, and llumo's England. Riisj oil's Modern Kuropc. Kir mondl's Italian Republics. 5tuart Mill' Political Koonomy; nnd.'abovc all. HlllotV Debates (fi volt.) upon the Federal Constitution. Iiallam, ono of tho authors mentioned above, advocates a restriction of the right of suffrage to properly holder. That, we suppose, Is good Democratic doctrine. It used to prevail lu quite ti number Of tho Southern States. Haltatn was n Puritan. Whew ! It wilt be noted 'that mo.tt of the Above named authors arc foreigners, 'and all arc cither foreigners or Puritans. It will bj noted, also, that no American history 1 mentioned in tho catalogue of works to be reau oy mete democratic siuucnu. Amir Ican history 13 not profoundly rcll.'ucd by theso Dcnocrnllo tducalort. "Webster. Clay and Jackson nro not their modle s talis mem. Their types are Irani-Atlantic; tbclr models, traitors and foreigners After the first class havo mastered the elementary works mcntlontd above, they will then be Instructed In polite and ttamt literature by our hero himself. Wo give below some specimens of Heltcu Loiters, taken from the Iitporttr of tho 16th; "Contemptible Hen Itootl Hangers" "Mush I'uddlos" (n pollto name for swords) "Tho Hireling Editor of the Organ of the P.ing" "Tbo miserable, hireling scamp of tho Organ'1 (meaning In polite literature the editor of the Btatetman) "The Ass-lute editor of the Cabbago Ltaf," j meaning the editor of this paper. Tl.ero Is a Democratic brilliancy, beauty and wit In tho orthography and division of the word astute, os given above, that none but graduates lu Ibis Democratic school can fully understand. Parents, study It well. Possibly you may think there Is something gross, sensu al and vulgar in ll but you oro mistaken. It it but a refined specimen of Malone nit, and a passage gleaming with the beauties qr Democratic literature. Our hero l about to havo schools cslabllibed all over the country, In which is to be taught sneh graceful dlctlcn. These arc to be called Diinocratlc schools, where your tons and daughters are to bo Instructed In tbebeau ties of this kind of literature. KOAD TO TIII2 OWYHEE. From our exchanges we glean the fact lint considerable interest U belnir.maul 'festeifSn wljer'portfpns of Orrgoa,h'in' ivillliornia, u, wmi rrpnru id iMjvrwy- Iiee rims, aihijM several routes 10 incm Wo liiri Just been sliotvn the tracings of Col. Drew's route, of Inst summer, from Pt. Klnnioth to the Owyhco region and bnek, and from this, taken In connection with his Official Iltport, It l.i obvlotu, to us nl nnr rale, that the rontn by which he returned Is decidedly the best llml has yet been four.d. From nny portion of the country between Ited Hluff, California, nnd Kugcno Oily, Oregon, It Is quite direct Irom Yrekn, Jacksonville, mill Itoscburg. moro direct than It Is possible to find an other. It has, ulso, less desert, more graz Ing nnd better water than nny other route of which we have nny knowledge. It Is nf the grrnlett public conscqncnrc to South crn Oregon, and Northern California, Mint Ibis routo should be opened at once, am regular thoroughfare, as among the many benefits of n public character that will ac crue In such event, the dlilancc of the over land Immigrant route to this portion of the TIES ON THE OVEKLAXD ! ttOl'TE. J'8iH.I-strtFtb.'CiIi.-The line- cnsl of Pi. Iioramlc Is still doivii, and wo cannot' tar when It. uill be all riubt.. -Tim tnxini that left l'l. Lnrdmle to reinforce those lit Mud Springs have arrived at that station, yet they havo not been nblo to copo with the Indians, nnd have oil they ran do lo hold the place. There arc about 200 sol diers there now, and about 1,000 Indians fii that vicinity. The operator reports the) fight uoliig on, and that there Is so much firing ho cunnol hear the click of his In strument. The ofik-cr in command has telegraphed to rt.uuinlc for nil the troops that can be spared and two cannon. Wc havu henrd nothing from Julesbug for flvc days. At that time It was report ed tliut the Indians were burning thut sta tion. The Overland Mall Company had a large supply of corn at Julcsburg, all of which Is supposed to have been burned. Mud Springs Is CO miles east nf Laromtc. Hull Lake, Feb. Cth. -Weliavo Just re eclved the following from Ft. Larnnitc : Ft. Larnnile, lb. G1I1.--N0 commun A POEM FOIl THE TIMES. .To dress nnd tit, and waty; genteelly; To bow uith canond grnct;. Pacific coast will bo grentlyshortcnid.and cation with Omnlm for flvc Joys. The In ... ... t . ttf- Ljk.. il....--. I. l.ll ll tl . . . H oiurrnisc imp""-"- ' ujir, uicrciurc, that this route will receive early c'Unllon on the part of the Ocncruls commanding the District of California, and the Depart ment of the Pacific, and that an ample military force will be placed upon It veiy early In the coming spring, to guard it ef fectually from the Indinns. General Wright, commanding the District of Call fornla, ard at whoso Instance the O.wyhtc rrconnoltsanee of last year was rustic-, we know to be fully nlivo to the Interests nnd wellfare ol this frontier, and wc trust that through him tho General commanding tbc Department will also become fully atarc of our wants nud necessities. THE UAII'QUA ACADEMY. Tbo semiannual cxtrtilnatlon of till the Rtporttr and hi patrons range tbt'3' i er order ' acad'mIc- studies prevailing. eivcs f nor wuom will tbey fight ? For the much abused Lincoln Government, or against t Now, as these are fair questions tbaVpowIbly, may require to be answered by ac(s, before the year is out, we shall in slst on a,pUin unequivocal .answer from the 4ltor of the RtporUr. He owes sueh an antwer to hU patrons to Use commun!-Ijr-WU be give It t N-ino.-ur, Fodmprtasd AnamuM Obmi Citt-Oq tbo 14th of December Iwt.'MK Neswlth presented a memorial of the Legislature, of Oregon In favor of the eslabjiahmtnt of a pstloual foundry, arsen al aad rasMfactory of arms at ,tbe falls of the Willamette, near Oregon City, which was referred to tbe Committee on Military Affairs and the. Militia. Success attend this ttrprU. This is om of the floest points ob tbe coolineot for a national found ry a,Bd arsenal. Tbero piMty or tbe best efjroo ore la the vicinity, and tbe falls ! iba Wl'JaBwtle make tbe very besV of water power. It has at Ibis point up wards of fifty feet fall in a distance of tivMljifirc. fet, and tbare is plenty of wa ter tbe nbok) jar. Tba riwr Mitbr drys np in Suawner nor frecs up in winter. Tiix.DAiLTf.ORKawiux bas beta eolirg- d atxl Improved, lklog-a true aad fur ies advocate- of tbe principles of eivlf lib erty, lu iaeee in oar young State trill beWtfcrall tlM ta.coaw. Mayitsmt with Use etait imt ve. popular Institution, In compllanca with es tablished custom, commenced on the 8th Intl., and with the most laudable success continued until Friday evening, tbe 101b Inst. Tho students, comprising various ages, from Infancy and happy, rompiog, buoyant youth, togravo and meditative manhood, passed through the ordeal of a rigid examination U all the varloai aca. demlo branches from elementary orthogra phy to tho clstslcs ; from the fundamental principles of arUluncllo through tbo va rious intricate labyrinths In the mathemati cal department. Tbe most gratifying speclaclo was the well observed deport ment, the high moral culture, nnd the promptness of all classes In answer inter rogations propounded by the examining board. A tasto for the sciences is not neglected, nod a love for mmlc, Instrument- -al and vocal, and drawing, is particularly inculcated. A most commendable feature ( to be ob served In few Oregon Ir.ttltntes,) was the Intellectual advancement In the female tie- jaf iuitm,a mariteu pariiaiuy lor IOC Illgll- HoAnn or TnurrKiw- AcjounNKii Mr rt txn. Feb, 1-ltli 18CS Tho board met at tbo hour of aitjournuunt. Present, n full board. The minuted of tho last me ting read ard approved. The Finance com mltteo reported on the matter of refunding money deposited by O. W. Savage for liquor licence, and reccommended that the same bo refunded, the Itecuider first deduct-Ing'then-from all charge. The board re futed lo refund any part of the money by their vote us follows 1 Ycat L. Saehs, P. Donegan; Kays It. II, Haines, 0. Da venport nnd Mr President. The Town Treasurer' repnrt wst laid before tbe board, showing n balance In the Trraiurr, at tl.c beginning of the fiscal year, Mureh 1st, 16G4.8122 73 In legal tender notes , nud receipts from nil sources the past year, C5I-I 85; Kvpendlturct, 8330 30, and a balance now In I he Treas ury or 107 25 In I T. notes. The Town Treaturer's account for services -1 years, ending March 16CA, asking the Ileoid to fix the cnmpeniatlon nas laid beforo the Hoard. The report and account refetrrd to the Committee of finance. Tho President preienled before tho Heard n statement of Mr. Howard relative to nstetsmenU on town lands read and referred. Ordered I lint the Commlllce rrevtwusly appointed lo oisefs tnwn lands ba required lo report at tho next tettlon or tbc Hoard. Annual election ordered 'or Town ofltcers tn bo held the 1st Tuesday In March next. The following persona were nppolnted In spectors or elections, John 8. Love, M. A. llreulnno, and David Linn ; for Clerbu C. W. Savage and John 8. Drum. Tbo Hoard adjourned to Tuesday eve ning next, Feb. 21st. at 7 o'clock. MAXMULLEH, President. 0U. S. ilATnr.y, Recorder. dlans hold the line between Mud Springs and Juh-sburg. The damage to the line Ir unknown. On Saturday the Indinns at tacked the Mud Springs office, and rein forcements were Immediately sent there. Mud Springs Feb Cth. The fight com menced in all directions. The Indiana ore estimated ot 000. Skirmishers am firing lively. Tbc Indi bus arc thick on tho bluff. Alud Springs, Cth, 11 A. M. Yery sharp fighting Is going on. Scurul of us are wounded. Many hones and mules have been shot. Mud Springs. 2 P. M- The Indians cut the line belwrrn here nnd Lnruinio again. Had hard fighting to gel it up. The fight ing has ceased fur the pictent. The ludi ant nro still Insight. Ft. Laramie, 3 I. M. The llneltncaln cut. More rcinlorctnTcnts, wills artillery, arc just leaving for Mudtiprings. THE DOUUL1N"lIllSUAIAK AM) THE WAR i'Oll THE UNION. . . 1 To speak Wdccel'lsfcort nnd iidiily; " JfToiiear a studied face-- "; A, Thwe, nnd'tikefeoodlyjzlfts- audracU; Hut what we want In Ills soft age, Is bone backbond A heart to reel, a tnlnd tn think, Despite each base control; A tongue to spent:, a 1mm' lo work, Tho purpo.'e of the soul; Uy there, and other goodly tokens, It may be inri-ly knotvn, If this or that without the body, Is bone backbone! , Give me n man that'i AU.n sun, MTliO stands up straight aud Strang; Who loves tho plain nnd tlraplu night, Who will not yield lo Wrong; Who deals with firm, unlrrmbllng band, To every 0110 his own; 01 a blessed thing In everybody, Is bone backbone 1 OCCIDENTAL NEWS ITEMS. premium was cflercd to tbe ttudent highest advanced la proficiency as develop. ed in the exarrtlnafjon. This honor was cbeerfally adjudged to havo heen achieved by Miss Rachel Kahler of Jackiou Court ly, to whom tbe premium was awarded. Tbe eveulog's exercises concluded with a most entertaining exhibition, consisting 01 ueciamauons, dialogues, vocal music etc. Messers. Sawyer, Rice, nunlly, Hal-' lard and Garoot with Misses Kahler, Roy. al, Reed, Klrkcndall,-nd others, sustained their various pails In tbo performances to perfection, and deserve much credit. All honor, all praise is due the able nrln- clpal, Piof. T. F, Tloyal, ond his necom pllshed lady, through whose commendable aeal, and Indefatigable labors for education we nro Indebted for ono of Iba first instilu EtMrEp. On the night of the litis, about eight o'clock, iho prisoners In tbe county jail at Yrekn w!d, bound ond gagged the jailor ond ruado their escape. I-our gof away King, under tcnleuce ofj urniii, rimer, sewenceu 10 llirea years, and Terry to two years In tbo Penitentiary, and another, linprlsloned for larceny. The Sheriff Immediately offered 8300 reward for tbo enpturo of-Klne.nnd 830(1 mrh for Foster and Terry. About two lu the morning Terry was taken, near Deadivood, some ten miles distant from Yreka. In tbe forenoon of the 12lh, King was round Id tboch,apperel,nbontn mile rrom town. xVoJter aP'd the olhcr man ore still ot Lib. erly. In the Int)inan of the 22d tilt, there ap peared nu tditorlal, "The Situation In America," rrom which wc tako the follow lug extract : "Wc would that our people would cling alwojs and everywhere firmly to principle. In the political sky It It Ibe one star which should be kept ever unchangeable In view. Putties nud party politics rle and fall, but principle never changes, novcr dies. And what Isthe political principle to whlch,above all others the lslthman should cling the principle which his religion tiachis, and the sorrowful hlstsry or his conntry Incut CJtcs! Is It not tbc principle of freedom freedom for all men, no matter what their coioror mcir cnmei "no you want ut to be Abolitionists J" Fools I The Cath olic Church In all ages has been tbo fore most Abolitionist In the world. Wo wont you to be Just men, true to principle nnd honor, doing to others as you would wish that they would do unto ynu. It us not decelvo onrselvct. So long as Irishman, while clamoring for fruidom at home, ore foui.d to Identify themselves with the cause of despotism abroad, so long their country nud Jheintclves will bo without lu(luenci, honor nnd respect. Hcrstoforo in America, the cautc'of slavery has been regarded as that, Ion certain ex tent, or the Union and the Constitution; it was a delusion, and the cannon pointed at Fort Sumter ought to havo dispelled ll rorcver. Now, However, the position Is reversed, ond the cause or the Union is the came or Freedom, too. Tbero Is no longer any Justification tot nny man, above all Ibe Irishman, countenancing slavery, under any pretenso, or In nny shnp or rorni. First, restore the Union ; let that bo the first object or the patriot's effort; but ir poisble, let us have the Unlou with freedom." Oiii'l.D and Curry nnd the Savage Com panies have declared CSS dividend, each. Tim Piicllle Railroad Company hat ud vcrtlrcd for fi.000 laborer to commence wotk on the road Immediately, Tun Owyhco mines have produced the richest ore found on IhN const. Tt 11 tuns nf rock from nnc or the claims there recent ly yielded 12,000 minevs or bullion, worth 810 nn ounce. Hag Wk learn from n correspondent of I he Oitconian, thut the winter nt the Owyhee hat been very severe tinny five fict dtcp mat money is scarce, uuu Liitr nronrcts nurnu. Co.NnscATED. Four rates nf cutlery were confiscated In the Uniird Stalls Dis trict Court yesterday, for tho rcanon that In several of the nrllcles were mlcroecopve exhibiting obscene pictures. .Ting. Wasco Qcota. C'upt. Horland fuvorcd ns with a cull yislcrdny nnd tells ut that his company from Wiisco comity (includ Ing wl.ul is now Grunt), hut miclitd the minimum sinndard nnd is ready to be mat tered In. Oitgoman. SfUDE.v Death. At IlellicI, In Polk Co., Jan., 20lh, Iho wife or W. G. llukrr while cmraiml In her household duties, fell tn the floor and expired almost Inttuntlv. It is not knuwn that the wlb tuffi-rlng nun, uujr- uurnrc. ominnwn, TnKtiMRS os Pnii.tc I.axd Wc under stand Uiat in the case ofthu United States vs. K. Tiehnor, growing nut tf nir iillegid Iretpatt upon Hit- public land In Oregon, Information bus been received by telegraph rrom Washington, Hint the 1'rcsideut hot granted u fteo pardun to Mr. Tiohnur, thereby relieving him of the contequencc uf the tudgmeiil lalcly Impovd by the Dis trlcl Court lu this city for 818,70. Uie-gonrnn. YlOIUSCE CoHMITTr.E AT WAtXA Wau.a. Mr. II. Pnrhcr has received a letter from Walla Walla containing the following : "Wo arc about forming u vig ilance committee lo get rid of a number of lawless iniioivc some oro bogus dust men. nnd about twenty am ordered to Icuvc town, They swear they will not leave, und some have been arrested ; Iho trial comes off to morrow ; don't know how It will end. Had soma very cold weather nunc .snow nud slelghlrpnow melting ondo Chinnook blowing. Think the rlvir will be open very toon.'" Uttgouwn. St. Yau.ntinr's it. Nohvltlulnnd lug Yaleiitlne's day was one pf 'he n.oit wet and dlsogreeable days or the tcasot?, a j constant crowd or anxious exptclanls thronged Ihe Tost Office from morning 'til night. It was amusing to walch thecoun tenancos of Ihe dif.rcnt Individuals as the tent envelopes displayed, not the bcuutlfol billet expected, but ono of those hateful "California comics." Tbe colnler here tea in tbe State, and that In the Uropqua" WvtVS ""' '"J"'' fr Academy. Canyonville, Feb, 13th 18C-1. Puiinania. Scarcely a year passes without something uew turning up, requlr Ing a new word. AVo would suggett tbe above new cog a a wen foe tbe bcw malady with whlob our new missionary U aftlleled. Tbe name, In plain English, is supposed to mean Pnrllsn on tbo brain. The rymp tores are a nervoas desire, to break down from withoBt, everything wbloh ike palknit snosprisiwlo.itr. Anfoteotaha. tred ofallceBaselakwbe-llM)ollld-rsn are permitted to study weh books as their pareols mar wlcd ror tbew. the dellnlatlon of anger, disappolnlment or contempt. We know how we felt on re ceiving a colored plate. A cpanKsroMOEjiT or the Iteviite, writ. ing irom vanyonvllle, thus winds ap 5 It It to be hoped thai Tvinv IVn .ill yet send I missionaries over Oregon lo conn-' teract the Influence or peddling raMtlqs BBu-iTciarian Hypocrites. That he (sight show by example tbe be Wgn foguMee r sac a course, be has ta ken upon btm( thftt wlf-eacraflclng pos-l tiou-" mttstoaary froas Long Tom ' td hu wandered away out here among tbe Furltaa Tar-bJ. taking for his text 3 a year, fn advanee. ' A- Matihmatici. Pwzi.e T60 follorr. Ing, toys the Cahfornian, is decidedly the neatest little mathematical puzzle that ever camo to our notice. It occupied thontten Hon or one or the clubs, the other evening, until n late boor, nnd some or Iho members are sold to bo puzzled over It yet : A man had GO apples; he sells 30 for 1(5 cents, which Is hair a cent 0 piece, or two apples' for one cent. Ho tells tho remaining 30 for 10 cents, which is a third or 0 cent a piece, or three apples for one cent. Tons we see that for.6 apples he gets two cents 1 ijCw Jn)w many cents docs he get for GO apples J J'lm problem teems plain enough, aud tbe rule ot Ihree elves Ibe immediate result or 24. Hut on ti.. other hand, ir ho gets 15 cents for 30 or his apples, add 10 cents for the remaining 30, ft seems pretty evident that be gets 35 for Ibe GO. It Is tald to ba a poor rule that won't work both ways, but this one seem utterly to refoso to. Nevertheless, tbo solution or tbo problem Is easy ; who will reconcile both Its seemingly conflicting ends f T" 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 Our PurlmaDlamlssIonary dictates Hume as an author to bo Introduced Into our common tcbool. Huruo tays that "J'nrl tans are those who maintained the highest principle of human liberty." We do not believe that Zack Montgomery ever au tborised MatosQ to recommend Home as a school, book, Reshsmbkii that on next Wednesday, tfee Anniversary Ball comas off nt he United Statee Hotel, in Jacksonville. Latkh IVm Owyhee. A rclluble par ty whot Judgment U to be defended on. wrllliig'to 0 friend In this city n private Idler, tays thut the ledges belig worked uirru una miner nave (u-vuopcu moil as tonUhingly. The Culveras Iilge has widen ed to seven feet of rich rock. The Home Ticket Is now seven f-et wide nnd a big thing. F.urckq at forty ft down is five feci wide nnd folly equal lo 'the Morning Star. Olher ledges arc showing well.whlle the earlier knnwn ledges have sustained Ihenisclrci folly. As he Is experienced in quarts nt Washoe, llwo River and Hum boldt, his judgment Is or undoubted value. Ocrgommi AunKj.Ti.Nr. lids Is tbc name now dr. en to the recently discovered subtnrie, ob tained by tho distillation or the resin rrom a peculiar variety of pine, Indigenous in certain sections of Hie Slate. This new substance, which has been submitted to a number ol practlcul chemists for nnalysls, has been found to possets some remarkable properties, vthich bid fair to make li ,11.. covery of much lmporunec In chemistry. In Mililllfnn Irt nut, .,1- ll ! . .. ... ..uu.muu ,U ,uiii mi ii,o peculiar qualities or turpentine, without Its offensive odor, It Is found to possess the same Influ ence on tbe human system nt chloroform. It Is invaluable as a rcrr.eJi.il ogeut for rheumatism, piles, cuts, nnd bruises. It is alto a very fragrant perfomo. possessing the ngrecablo odor or oraiiHC-bloHom. 'Iba quality gives Itils present name, Aurco tine, which bids folr to becomo an impor tant California product. J'ng 0. t.i Santa CLAnA.-JTho Ran .Tn. Courier or Jupuary 27, has Ihe following; We learn that tho oil well situated about llirea miles beyond Lexington, and nnoui nan a milo from tbe Santa Cruz turnpike, on the ranch owned by tbe Moodys, is to be prospected with energy. An englue drill nud all ll(o machlnery-Becv essary for the basinets i 00 hand and will .f f wk immediately. The. stock is, ui.HH-u iiio ,vuu snares, j he contractor will own one-half, whenever he secures a flow of slxly barrels per day and to this end Im obligated himself to pcnttrate to the depth or four hundred and fllty feet. If he obtains a How of slxly barrels per day at any less depth, his interest wl be the same, in either event tbo pronrletors as well as contractors wjll realize a large for tune, without doubt. A depth of thirty reel has already been reached, and the oil rectified and found equal to the best Pen sylvanla oil. Samples in (he crude and al so refined state can be teen at the atora, or Pflster & Co. Some or the best buslncsa men or tbe country oro owners of this stock. Bradbury Wade, Cnlifornin St., Jacksonville, Wholesale Retail. Healers tn FANCY AND STAPLE DBYGOODS, ClotHlngviieatu nnd Shoe?, Grocrriosy Hardware, Iron mid Stcfy Apt scultiiral and Mining iWitteiticiits. Ll Iiior, Qllecnswfere, (1ris-. vaic, CohI Oil Lamps stnd ChlmiicyK, Tobacco and Cigura, Slationaiy, I'Jtoto (,'rniilt A llniins, Cnrlc do Ylt cte, etc. JN nildltlon to uual slock, we arn now re ceiving n lara blilptnciit, embracing a complete nuorlineiil in all of the abort elassc Thwe goo'lt were telccted In Sua I'rnncltco with great care, bv a member of our firm who baa had a'rcldchce ol thir teen years In .Southern Orrson, and -well knotts tho wonts of lliW looality. Cotifldcnt that wc cannot be nnAcrsoli ly any liumu In Jackson county, wv plolj our Httrons thut our prices t.buU be "Cheap as tho Cheapest." Thanking nnr former natrons for tho fa vors heretofore extended to our bouse, we ttonld respectfully solicit a contluuauce of their patronage. SO YROVVLK TO SHOW GQObS. Call nnd glvo nt your HQr and (afte a smile. lmApIJUttT ic WADE. Jnck'onvllltf. tluiu Oct. 15. 'tii.' octlStf Now ! New ! ! Now ! KREUZER'S JSOESW STOKE, Uctnccn New Stain Saloon and Tiradhury ic Wnda't, Jacksonville, IS STOCKED COMPLETELY WITH Best Cigars aud Tobacco, I'llESH CAI)IES AND NUTS, NEW TOYS & NOTIONS- riiEsn FituiTs.in'a.iiTo. ' WO Mr. rvrruztr having nnrchated lh ntw store one duor south of llrndbtiry Jt W'adt't, calls Ihe nttentlcMi of tbc pttbXe-.to'bl tout- Itlcto kIuck or tmoklnir nrt cbewlnr tnbicca. Alio to bis vnrlout .lirsriili of -cigar, froa.. the common ball'-rpanbli to the pioit fra grant lluruna. Alt sold at tbe most llberaV prices. You can be best tupplled with any arti cles lu hit Hue, and uve money, by glvlng hlm a call. December IK. 180, nttntmontij rri ,- N tho Ciisult Court or-tk .fttate tf Ore gon, for tbo eouuty of Jackson, Juno SttIM I Term. 1F05. Jaract Henry talker. riMttllff rs. .Mary Walker. Defendant. 1)111 tu Kqullj- for 1)1 voter, To Xfary Walker. Defendant! You are hereby- Miimaouiri nnd retniiled to-appeal-lu tald court, at Jaclvtomrlllo. Jack. ton aouiity, Dri'Kon. on the nocpnd Alondty tn Juno, lhC5r Ibe IStti day nf said mnntli, ond defend tbc mi It. tiled In mid court ngalmtt join And you aro further noliflcd that iinlofs yon file your auvwer or demurr er, wltb II16 ck of nia- tourf, Whliru-teit days Irom Iho date or service on you, If M-rvnt In the county, or within twenty d.yi troid tlale ottcrvJc(f .oji you. If acne' without 1 la coiiniy, Judgment will tie liken agulntt ynu fur itut of an answer, and tj) prayer thcreor will be granted by Ihe Qourt,. and tho bons or matrimony existing be tween you nnd tab) plaintiff, will txdii olved, nnd tho plnliitlir will be adjudged lo liavn tbo euro and eulodr of Hriidenca Ullcn Walker, daughter or the tald plalatitr and defi-ndnpt, unit defendant nlI be ad judged to pay the coutt and dl.lmrtemcnlt of suit. Uy older of the Conrt, Hon. P, P. Prim Judge. (, li.DOlUUS, JanyBi - Bol. for Plaintiff. Flilaj Settletucnt. IN Iho CountC Court, Jackton Connly, Jan. term 18(15. Iu tbe matter or Ihe estate of George aud Margaret Long, deceased. Notico Is hereby kIH tbat Herman. Helms, Public Administrator, bus filed hit account for final uHtleinent of tald eitate, and that Wcdjceday, (be 8(h day of Febru ary, 18C5, baa been set apart for tald float teltlcineut pf tnld relate. Dy order of Hon, J. 0. Tolman, County Judge. , WM. HOFl'MAN, Clerk. ' January tb, 18C. . wj To Douatiou Land Claliuanfe'. Wasiiob CosTonTbe Virglpla pnt(f, priu has the following j , Vf.0P'? jCro no lon8er " 'fow J'je do t " when tbev raeet. Tt'a Unw'a ur Wit progresslogl" And the rejjly Is pretty well, Ibankec-how'e yoi A mu without a lawsuit upon hU baEuk llookd upon ns a vagrant. Land Office, Roseburg, Ogn., J December Utb, 1861. f. Whereat : It having becofne a matter of necessity to perfect the pernianeut record! ut Ibis oBlco, and to determine tho validity or Invalidity of donation claims In tblt dlt (riot, many of which are Irregular, and wine void ; ond it being ewcutlal to tbe Government, as well as to the geueral lnler eat of tho community, thatiaJWoiKJ dona (ion e&Jimt. wM cocertJ by wwU4 ittftr, tbould bo brought Into maikct'ot as early a day as possible ; tbcrefore, In pursuance- pf Instructions, we hereby notify all douailerJ clalmautt. tbclr assignees or legal represen tatives, wbd bave nol (AuA In lliln nlXxu nrnof of four years residence and cultivation, as required by Act or 27th Sept.. 1830, ond aiiitudmeuta, to do so wlUitn thru monan front date, nnd all who have uot taken the" oatb of allegiance and paid for lalng final, certificates us contemplated Ly tbe Clh sec tion of tbo Act, jit 30(h May. 1802, pre re spectfully requested to eoiejtly aa. early as poaslUe, Totftve cjpepse aud trouble to tliotj living nt a distance from tbe said oftlce. it is hereby nnpouueed that W'l If npt all of tald business can be t allsfactorlljr, kansaoted tbroueb tho wallt or express, JOHN JXifHiLY, ItegWev, Annisox R. JKijnt, ltecorUxr. w. FLOUK AJ-D I'RODUOE tnketipw change for Me ebaadise, ot . . . ' JulylJ.27 MAX MULtErfS,