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HffiOBM SBXTHBLj ,1, M. smOV. Killlor. VktiX i"r To tu 'icaut axo mMAttiM.-vo' tola Uxteof, i Goteiinxrxt ro tub whom: ti ( IXDtiraXKlBLE." M'athnigloH. j.iciMoxvir.r.n, oiiKKOx. MTCBDAT M0!!.I.G MASfil U5C I., P. I'Ulitr, J. J.Knoltuiitl'o.,inl W. II.Toby,mlcrlliliiRgnt Tor Mn Krmtcliro, t'nl. K. K. Flitrt", ailwtllili'B ngtnt for flucramcitto, t'nli t '' List of Agents for the Oroo SrrnxKt E. V. Knssell. general agent for Oregon,. sed Idaho Territory. . . , I.. P. Fisher San Francisco CI. J..I. Knowlton A Co do o Thomas Davis Apjleirale. Ugn. KT.n.IIIII Jf Mtar 1 F. O.lllrd'oye Kock Point do Thomas Croxlou Croiloa IMfglnt do Wm. Spleer Jaiap-Off-Jo do Gov. Cllbbs, l'ortlo.l U" I). M. Thompson Mb" TT.M.Kvans Uteoute do IhomajCarr do do Thomas 1'. Floyd Kcrbyvllle do S. W. Sawyer ; vd0 ! 5 I). P. Anderson Phocnfct do D.M.C.Oault , . 5 A. Ireland .Myrtle Crctk do Geo. L. Dean ".trS. 1 Theodrlo Cameron I "' own Jiraes L. Watson Itostbur do IIm H.ttl Hunter Rogue Hirer do L.W.Stilllns .Fort KlamsUi do Dinger Hermin. of Canyoavllle.ge acral Ajsnt for Douglas County. juumockatic i:ducatio.v. A few weeks ago our coteraporary, the Iltpoiltr, called the attention of the lead era of bit party to this interesting ! Im portant uibjeet. We immediately teend cJ tbe motion, unl urged t'w commence nent ol tbe execution o( this desirable scbcmi. The text bwks were named by tbe Ueptrttr. No body bae demurred, sod we now ask, "when It tbe Kbool to be opened !'' We, of course, arc not allowed to know lbs secrets of tbit jrand eJiica tlooal enterprise are not permitted to come into the brain pan circle Ut our curiosity Is awakened am oor Interest en gaged, so we would like to know if any eebool is to be established on Soap Creek . and IO Da' Tom! aro teachers necessary I aronnd the Five Points, New York ? wc presume not, however. The people In tbf I above mentioned local 1 1 lei are wfficiently educated to ba democratic, end that Is the i object of this educational tnivr. Tbe oli ! Ject of this Maloce educational idea is this: , People who nro cellghtend are Demo-1 erallci Fire Points In New York city is Democratic; therefore, Five Peiett U eu lightened 1 Tbe same logic holds good of Long Tom and Soop Creek, lint in or j der lo fully understand tUs enterprise, we must not stop at one effort at ratiocina tion. It is a golden chain cf connected propositions and result. Thus, wc have already ascertained tbat Fire Poiou, where Democracy thrive, is an enlightened place. Tbe next syllogism Is Those who are collgbteeed need bo school; The people nt Five Points aro enlightened; Therefore, tbey need do tebool. And again: Schools are establltbed only where tbey are necessary; BcbooU sre not Dcccetsry at Five Points; Therefore, do schools will be eitablltlcd there. Thus, wc tec how n little meets! effort tares many inquiries. The lltpoiter cays that tbe Republican parly educated Democracy out of tbe Northern people, and it proposes toedu cate it in agaiu. We ntber think that he will find tbat an up bill busineu. Men, ' disenthralled from tbe dominion of their prejudices, do not usually return to bend age again. Tbey have taken n step In ad vance, in harmony with the enlightened progress of tho world, and they w ill not voluntarily recede, Resides, the logic Ofj erents is crowding them cutiord. ThU war baa lifted tbe veil, nod showed ibtm , tbe dark deformity of modern Democracy. I Its animus is written in characters of! blood; its spirit is manifested by rebels in arms, nud by tho sympathy of cowardly non-combatants. It is a fact of some sig nificance tbat those who revolted, ami those who sympathized with them, ami' wtftt,l tlim ttifWa tn In!,. ..l nt,a.-i ' """W .v... vvu ... tMVII ,u.M UltHipV to dhmeinber tbe American Union, and to establish a slave empire amid n frarful carnival of blood and detolatlon, ate u,' Dtmotnlt. Tbero nro men acting with tbe Democratic party of which tbe above is not true; but every man cf which the above is true, claims to be n Democrat par excellent. These facts will blaze upon ev ery page of American history, and It will require teachers of some skill to break tbe moral force of the logic of history. Wo think this educational enterprlto will re eult ns disastrously to tho Democracy as arming tho negroes will to the rebel South. Eollghtetid men will shun tho rotten car cass of Democracy armed negroes will desert tbe faillog fortunes of tho Confeder acy which made their cbrusbed humanity its chief corner stone, and gather around acrfrxa 01 1 01. ry ' n tho surest emblem ol "Lib erty and n home.'' H U true, ns tho lltpciltr mji, Hint the Republican party succeeded through tho education of the people. It Mattered light and knowledge all nrer llw land. Men of intelligence, men willing to be governed by thrir moral conviction?, nnd tho lifflit of history, Kft the old parties nnd joined its rank. There were no Itepnbiloant by iiiiion: every one of them cmh give n bet ter account of Ills political faith than that of tucking it from ids mother's bosom. There were nmong them no constitntlonil lawyers by n noniadtlc species of instinct, such ns we find in the Democratic purtr of modem time?. Ai an old Democrat, wc are willing to sny thUmueli for tint rnrty In the dayn of their country's trial they were found loyal, every one of them. Let the Htpoittr pnth on its cditcntion al cnterpilse. We art for It who Is agalMt it ? ON WHICH SIOK wn,r. YOU FKJIIT? If ny stAtcmetit officii were nocery to show that the thing wiled Modern De mocracy is a transpercnt ahnrti, it mere ref erence to tbe (act ttwt it if totally dett Ittte of pisltlvf principles would be rofil eient. It it a tId and senelm nrgtMioti It is a running expectoration of criminal grumbling and fault finding. It l a liv ing penonlfioatlon of iahmealUm. It Is nt war with everything good, nobhs and rm ttlotle. It Is an inenbm of equivocation, banging with deadly weight tipen the ne tie moral forces which are lifting tbe American mind upward, awl are crowding it onwerd, towards the plane of n higher and nobler civilisation. Is not tbe above painfully manifest when yet are unable to wring ont of the local leader of that party an answer tn the que Hot), as to which side be will be foutd fight lag on In the supposed caw of resistance to the rofbrcemtiit of law ? In cts ol an insurrection among miner. Mr. Male no, where will you be found ? On the side of law and order, or on the s'do of inturrec lion nnd disloyalty ? Mark you, we do not anticipate any inch Insurrection. Wc believe the miner, at n c!aM, are patri otic and Inw abiding men. Hut you more than intimated tbat la caee Cong rets should pots a law lev) Ins; a tax on tbe mines, they, at a c!a. would rebel, ami resist by armed force tbe enforcement of tbat law. You went further: you Intima ted that tho Oovtrnor of this Hlate bail anticipated the peraage of tech n Inw. aad rnktance thereto, and tbat the object ol raising to man troops on this coast was. toovernwe the miners, and U overcome sueh resbtisce. Vonr sneers amounted to nothing else than tbat kueh resistance would be right, and that tbe raising of troop to over oomc It was an imposition tiixl n fraud. Now, then, wc nk yon again, on which -side will yon be found njhtlHsr? nnd you dare not unswer the 'jvettlon. Andrw Jackson could tell tbe rebellious south Carolinians on which Urto be would be found figh log. but modern De mocracy dwi't know, or dare not tell; and yet tbit modern abortion attempts to de duce Its lineage from tbnt pure and patri otic source. 0, for shame I Volosttskm. John M. Fullerton, lit sheriff o( Douglas county, hat been appoint ed recruiting oMeer for Douglas, .laekson, Josephine nu4 Curry counties, to rake a cavalry company. He will be In Jack sonville In a few days, to establish n r crultlug office. Rally, Itoyt! rally ! Jackson county hat foftiUbcd more volunteer! than any county in tbe State. Lit us continue far ahead of tbe draft. Mr. Fullerton' appointment is hm of the best that oouid hare beet) made. lit is very popular where known, and will make an excellent cfSoer. Wk hare received the first number of tbe CairoH.tu HomkJocrn.il, published by T. Hart Iliatt & Co. It is n forty column lper, published teml-miwlbly, and is Jutt the thing to much wanted by the farm ers of the Pacific coast. Wo have alto received tho January num ber of Fowlers Phrenological Journal, whioli those who wish to keep up with tbe age would do well to send for Immediately. Fink h'ronT. Sleigh-riding and snow balling was tho order of buflnew in town, yesterday. Snowballing, especially, was entered into with a aest. All day long tl streets rang with (bouts of merriment, oc casioned by tbla pleasanlf,!) amusement. i - Tiik Klamath Nkws. This is the title of n neat little weekly, started at Orleans Bar, Klamath county. It announces that it will take no sides in any political ques tlon or ever advocate tho claltui of any particular individual lo cfQce. According to the Sacramento Union, Luolous Curtis, who succeeds Patch, Is an old defaulting clerk of Sacramento City, and is rt very unfortunato npppolntment. Winter. This week has been tho most cold awl disagreeable weather wo have had during tbe winter. Ice, snow and frost have been tho order of the week. For tho latest movo in Liquors, see Jo. Weltcrcr's advertisement, under "new to day." Dr. Gates will euro your tooth-acbe in n few minutes, Try him . Read Wueeler & vcrllscmeot. Wilson's new nd- BY OVERLAND TELEGRAPH. ixroiirr.ii r.xru'sivEi.v ort iiu sr.vriMir. Cftlro, 2."illi. A correspondent tny3 the report lli.it Forrest has .'G,000 men under hioi is antrue. Three irou clnd lure been stationed nt the maiitli o; Red River, to frustrate any raid from that stream into Mississippi that the rebels miy design nukiug, nnd to pro vent rebl troops crneslng. The Richmond F.xnminer, of the 23d, lias an article about the arming ef uegroe. It declaros that the war was begnn by tbe (lulf States In opposition to the wlihes of the Herder States. That the Onlf States rejected advice and hurried Virginia nnd other Uorder Slates to bear the weight of a wsr they never desired. After mention ing the ruin and devastation of the Harder States, it says the tid N now rolling to wards thoso Plates which commenced the fight, and who demanded tueecM or univer sal destruction. They by whom the first blow was struck are the first to desert those who hrenits thin f.ir have received the fiiry of the storm raised by other. On Mondiy the compact of mtilusl support was broken. The bill to appropriate slaves , so ni to Si'cmrc an hontrablo exist ence, wus also defeated Ir, the Senate, chiefly by the vole of the Onlf States. Oalro. 2Sih It is rnmoml that Hrlgv d!er Otn. Meredith has been reinstated. Tho steamer Luminary, from New Or leans the 19th. has arrived, en route for St. Louis. Much excitement exists at New Orleans, in consequence of the pub licity given to, nnd tbe exposure o( a se erect society, lmvloL' n permanent organi zation and regular meetings. Recent de-1 velopHMits prove that it it ruled by i'm federate sympathisers, whose (ddcl li tn gtt political power, and through that to protect secessionist in tbat city from their just dererts. Washington, 21th. The large smsnnt of business necessary tn Im trammeled will engage Congress day and night until ! jourBmnit, with no opportunity for delib eration its importance dcminds. A large number of pu Vie bilU, intMing tboKssc estary for the trmy and mvy. have not yet become law. New York, 27tb.-Thc Herald's J.mM River oflrr;poixlmt tars Uj bus gone soulhwanl to coo J act operations fur oppiw ing Sherman, tearing dn. Jit Jidiaston in commaml of Richmond and Peterlarg A lerpi part of the rebel army arcmid RieLmond had, on Siturdty Irtt, been un iter marching orders for several days, uud a considerable number of rebel Iropi are believed to have been dispatched to act against Sherman. Reports of Ie7 dr. sign tn shortly cvaeuste Richmond and Petersburg arc received. Fort Monroe, 21th. Our troopi ciptur d Wilmington on the morning of l lie Sit. Af ter tbe evacuation cf lnt AtMtfrron.d'ra. S?hofleM dlreetMl Cox tn follow lie garrlMn towards WlliaingUw, wh'.l Terry fi.llamMl ruck n the cast sh'e of tbe Hi r. Tho gar risoa took up a new llnr four mile from Wilmington, but was so closely pursm-d Vy Terry lb.it ho could mmhI no troop to tbe west We. On thai sldu tbe roUltmdoa stand Iteblnd Own Creek. Cox erosted bi troop beluw them on flat boats, nlWckid them In the rear and routed them, capturing two gwn and rtve hundred prtsowrs. O.i tbe Slst. Cot irakbed to the river opponlio Wilmington, whero tbe bridge wert dlneor ercd on Gre. On his arrival t!) ri-UI Iw gn buralngcottoa and rosin In tbe city. and left tbat night. Our capture, inelud ing I'trt Audervon, amount to "On prisoner ari SO gun. Tn elthteiM stated that tri rebels buniol 1,000 UtU of eatloti and 3, 000 barrels of rendu. Tlw Union fueling 4ioith1 quite strongly in toe city. Terry has followed Hoke northward. Slgmxl C. II. CoMrooic, Lieut. Col.. ami U. C. Nw York, Sltb. A letter from Oenerol f.te. published in Itlhmoml. mjts the arm ing of negro It not only expedient Imt neeery, a he does not think th whit population eon (apply tbe ueeestitlviofn long war. letter to tbe Ilwaht, from toe.Tl.l!i array oorp. dated tbe SJd, say llMt several brig mles of Hill's corps Iwie (one South lo re inforce lleauregard, and the whole of Lae' army Is under nurcblng order. A Utter dated th 31th, toys it Is kuonu Uat a eon tbHrable Krtlou of Im's army, ywUidiy, was ordered to make fjur d.iy' eoobwl ra tions, ami preuro to oarry oeoslderablu am munition on their pereont. More will prob ably benicerUluftl to-day. Addllioiiil pr cautloss aro being taken at City lia nnd other place for the proper reception of the rebel rams, whloh are soon expected lo make anothrr attempt at a raid down the Janice tlvr. .Memphis, Sltb. The Dullelln this morn ing says tbe rebel leaders have latly Issued erJers to havo all detachments of their troops In West Tetiii., together with such conscripts nt tbey have gathert-d, sent south without delay. We bav reason to believe that n large iwrtlon of the rebel forces late ly at JA'iiipbls huve gone already. Their destination Is said to be tho Mobile railroad A raid into Arknnws develop tbe fact tbat much Miflerlng exists for want of food Cairo, 2Ctb. Tuylor'd army declare that tbeio it no lutentlon on tho pirt of the reb el authorities to ftbmdon Mobile. That city has always bceu a inlliUry depot for all kinds of stores. It I said the cannon nnd supplies recently takento Selm from Mobile formed no part of tbo arnumsnt and stores Intended for tho usa of Mobile. Tbe rebels believe tbit 5eluia is to be assailed, and tbey are hurrying to put it it In defensive condition without weakening Mobile. New York, 27lh. The Richmond Whig, of tho 25th, gives an entirely new tPTf2S1''w ..,,, rf the ennture of Colombia It inys the fjM't'S al ,nol lln",c fln'' that place iias l..t tn!y through Ihcfhrcr superiority, of Federal numbers. I he lighting, according lo tome accounts, was carried on within tho very streets of the city. Nearly nil tlw government property wns removed. New York, 28lli. Tlic Charlotte (N, C.) Democrat, or the 21st, has n vague rumor tbnt D. H. Hill or Chentam, from Hood's old army, struck Sherman's rear nnd captured 3.000 pilsoncrs, besides n lrc immber of wagons, a posi'cnpi sirs It was Clicalam's troop, and tbat the i - .... .... i Baht occurred at Alston, S. C Hie Raleigh ConWeratc sy the peo ple of Wilmington had fillrtn thousand bales of cotton hidden away, awaiting the arriral of the Federal forces. New Vork, 2"llt. Rolwl pHP".s con. tain the following. Headquarters, 2th. To Hreekinrldc: Octt. R. holds reports that 'detachments of Vaughn's cavalry struck tl railroad beyond KihwvIIIc, nt Sweetwater, and captured the garrison at that place. Sixty men of lite 20th Ohio rcjlment, with horses and equipments were cspltiml. l'r-K' We learn that the raiding party of Ynti kee cavalry, who were reported advancing by way of Tarboro, an the Wcldon rail road, have return to Washington. N. C We h.if lKn nnnltlr tn obtain any Infor mation In regard to tbe amount of damage done by them. Washington, 27th. The Richmond Dis pilch, rccctved today, say unbroken quiet relgiM along Ihe lines on the North ride of James I Ktt. Tho enemy has con centrated on his new position on II itehers run. During Tuesday ami Wudnetday. nothing of consequence oecurml. They captured n portion of our picket lliw in this vicinity. Tuemmy idglit, toe '-1st Tbe line was reestablished by our tro-ips nrxt momtng. A ery liandsome little aCTilr oeeerred one day last wek. in the rlclnity of Ruvli' Hsy. in whieh nltonl 2M Yankees, belonging Us the eelebrat.-d onval brigade, were defeat and rouieil by a comparatively small force of Citnfidirate teints, under commaml of Lieut. Sheibnrnc. ntthtei by a part of the Independent Sig nal corps, under command of LIcnt. Wood. This force of the em-my had been tent out to intercept and capture a secret expuli tin, known to hare ln-rn sent out hy our ; (irernm-nt in that direction recently. Vhlle retting at 1'irmil't Day, they were rltfonnisly'atlacktil by ths scontt and tig tul forces, who eventually succeeded in kll'. Ing'and wrmnling n immber, nod pulling the balance to right. Slx.'een dead btdirs were sulipienlly fmnd. nnl ten were In Smlthfleld who had died of their wonnds We d'J not learn whelber any pritootrs wers tak.n. bit a nimhtr of w.iundid Y.inkrej were cjrried ot by their com radea. New Vork. 27th.-Tie Herald's New hern correspomlent eleecrlbt the d 'mnrsl- IhI emlltlon of tbe reliel army In North iwroiins.ami toys tttere is a icstHisiuon on the purt of soldiers and clvllll.ns to return llf IUV I. U1V4, VII IHV W-l IVIIH4 I WB VUM gtt. Desortera from the rebel nrmy are e-jntimwlly coming Into the Union lines. enwll party of Union oavnlry awl lufau try reeently mt.de an expedition tn Wash Ington, N. C, where they captured thirty relst-l solilicr. 'ITie R'ehmoml K'tqulrer, of the 2 (lb, tsys the Yankee force eat of the Missis sippi dnet not exceed 23,000 mn, and says the South I being conqoered one third her numbers. It makes an earnest appeal to Southerns to eome forward nud help to drive out Ibt Invaders. Toe Enquirer rays: A large numW of our readers would like to know tbe where abeula of Forrett. We suggest tn them lo ba qulel for n few days more, ami he will bring rejoicing to every trae South ern besting heart, as he Is now getting ready, and when lie doe move he will make the sound of bis roaring heard among the negroes and Yankee of the West. The Enquirer ray the rebel do not want more men, because they cannot clothe nnd feed then, nod declares they cannot avail them telrat of Ihe recruits now oflVrlng. It com plains of tlie Inadequacy of the present dally ratloM to sotltfy tin hunger of tbe mtn. WViomik Ckbkk, Feb Wlb, MU. lit. StM.- According tnjiremlse, I sit myself 'down te Inform you that all It qultt here. Tie excitement about lbs. new diggings hat pulhlly pined away, and all hands havo Httlsd dawn to steady labor, enlarging the AshUud creek mlnlniedlleh, which Isexteu-dt-d abovo tbe rich diggings, aud will soon afford enough water to proipeet thoroughly the gulches adjoining, which, with the pres ent means of protecting, are supplied tab rieh as the malu Wild Cut gulch. This singular fellao oognouien was given to the digging by the original fladtrt, A. 0. lloek afolliiw and partners, they hiving suc ceeded In treeing four of these frroeioui nn malt near tbe place wheie tbey fuuixl thlr first prospect. The law coacted, allow a person to ho d fifty yards of creek, or ono hundred yards of bank, to be worked one day In every ti, when there Is water to ba bad. Hut enough of tbe diggings at pres ent. I notice In a late number of the Hijurltr, a venomous slur at Ihe Mountain Hangers, which would not bo worth noticing, were it not to correct Ihe mis-statement that the State furnishes tho compiny with uniforms. Tho company furnleh their own uniforms and every thing except tho w capons and arm ory, aud Ih cy obtain no pay for the lim mid trouble or drill Ing. Ten or (ho mem bcrs of the Mountain Itangf rs have enlisted, timlrr the call for Infaiilry. but theio i still enougli of us left to nmiifo tho "school ehll lien and slniprrlng mles," ns tbo Ittporltr man seems lu think Hint Is all we do. Nunm.KW tRniixii. Matliis 'clereon, of tho Christian church, will preach In Jnckeon- vlllc on the thlid Siuid.iy In Marcti MMLMyigimM."'l-J "M ia XJlodl. -In Barn's Valley, on Bund.iy, lob. Will, 18M, Waltkii Im:iHiCK, .I'm of riiomnj ,,n.i lr IMJurn.iiB'd (Ive monllii ant ,0,-cn il.iys. . .1. .It.. n...1 am.I llm limrfra. l.onc nre nic ', "" " " --, Whence my mrcK sniiiu is kuh Hut 0. n lirlglilcr homo than ohm, In Heaven, Is now llilno own." NEW TODAY. &ist oi Iiottors 11 TAIAIS'ING Unehiltncd tn the Pott Of IV tic, nt Jacksonville, SUte or Ogn., on the 1st day of Mar., 18U. Abbot Jiihn 0 Uokoy Klsworth 2 llrniKlt John LetM M 1! tlrandou Jackmn Drltulii Anna llanly Mi UuiUta ItroHii l; 1) lluuthbv A 11 llriitg II F UleiilO Itowcu Perry llowcn Wm 2 Harrows lil Hell lluricl 2 Comul James CIsHion II C Ctsyton Henry Ihmlap Mrs Ithodti DunldpJ 11 t Duttoii 0 J 3 llavldton J is Dultoti C W liwlingvr Jus (icariiiurl It A Oroutr T 0 UillUth .V.iu Johiifen V. II 2 KIomK Wm 2 Uely Tho Larey P W My i-rn Mln A V M)sUM MntulWd Moses Miller IMtri) Miller M.ss Lriiilll. On- Wm Owrns U R ;'H'S.vlvster Pwweri. Jele A ltaliiuron Nat 2 Silt! P 1! Smith IT H fllmuioni Tuni .Shuck It U hoiilk im SWwr I'elrgnn Tliomtu Oo TtmnwMiil 0 A W.bO (J U . Widkvr John WnlU It I) Wollurt John Wilder Jsmei H uigni.ninii Wulktr A J C7 To obtain any of these IcttriVlhe appli cant miM call lor advcrtlml Ullcr," gto thr iliHi1 of Ibis lUt, and iy ouv evut fur "'Wf,',,,, fur w,m mntlh, they will br sent to Ihe Dead Ullor Orncc. In milling Utter, plae the Mtige stamp on I If upper riRbi-band corntr. ami leave spev liriwttMi lln umii and direction fr t-mark!iig wlibuul luurArrlng with the writing. P. K. H.MNia. P M. Sborifl't; Salo. BV rlrtue of an eX'-enlnn duly I-iihI by tho clerk ot the Omty IVmrt of the fiat' ofl)i-gii. for thf l.'uuil.v rJ4ekaon. In favnr of iaehs llrn.nml tramtiWrrml I" II. '. How. II. anil nxniiul the ivsl awl pirson aliKtiporty ri). P. Aitdem-ii. far the leeov cry ol the Hum uf throe hutidml and four teen dollars (211 uo.) nud co-l uiwt di btirMruvnts, mid lo m- d.'r'Ctnl. I lnvc lev 1 1 Hiiers iud will. i).i Friday, tdv Tils d iy oj April. A. I. I"'-'', bill. itii the hour ot nine o'clock. A. M . and four o'clueX P M , it th fi'irl llotiK dour, in Jaes.:ivlll , In M',d C'muly and State, at iwldlu vfiidue. ' o(Pr fee sale fur I.'. S. gold irillur coin. so toe btghet uaVr, tkeroiiiiwingiirHrii sri reul pcvpirty. tn-wlti ull tbe right, I lie ami tulvitot of 1. P. AikUisxi (ti and tu IIUb lot Nu I in block No. 2,bvlup sixty left In Iron! l iy oue hunOnil nd lnnlv fMl In ilriith: ulsnwnlrr bt No. i . unit 7. each lot urnc nixty lift in insii. tf lw,?1rwl "mVMTIJfi fwV" i U J"'1 on LVwnly, Ongvu, with lb sppur luetic t thtreon. W. A. UWKN. Sheriff f Jackson eoui-.ty, ()rei is. Jrtskwwvllte Mrei M. ImM. rtnilvl 1 JL, o o o! AT KAIH.Y KLRVKN' THOUSAND OP WHEELER & WILSON'S Iflcvtriuc 3C(oXxlzxot9 Have beet) told oil the Paelrk coast liRce tbe Agency was cttablbhtd In San Kraucltce nsd the uwir. and lNCKHASLSC tale of tbeee MACHINES, prove bow fully the iUlo ore coniluced of the toperlorlly of WHBHMIR & WIUON'5 StJWING MA0I1I.NIS over nil eit hers, FOR GENERAL USE. ALAUGBINVOIOP. "OFTIHHr.MAOllLS'IK, WITH LATE IMPROVKMK.NTS, Jutt lUcdvcil, ,SrOALL AND EXAMINE TIlUM.nJ Or scud for n Circular. J. II. IIAYDEN, Agent, Ofllee cor. Jlont'ry aad Sao. ttrcets, w4.3m SAN FUANOI3CO. T?LOUIt AND TRODUOE taken In ex X change for Merchandise, ot July 19. 27 MAX MULLER'S. 13AGL13 BIIEWERY -AN'D- uxsai'xxjXjExi.Te TJOSEPH WETTERER h now , el hiiml, and I- constantly n.anufapinTi lllllllt, which li will H in nuantli 2"1 oii-nnart to one barrel and iipturai in.?l purcli iters. Call and test hl I.lnuori Jacksonville, March 3d, 18CS. ' lf NEW DTCNTISTIIY! IN JACKSONVJLLi:. T)"' ?',? J?ATKaTiu"rgleaI and mechM. XJ cal Denllst, hn permanently locatMln Jiiokiuiivllle.nud will bo happy toturforn all nperaUus pcrlnltilitg to ,, profe,,!.. In the root ntlractory mna.ncr.and at rerr low prices All wor'e warranua to cW sallsnietlon, or no charges made, A ilVr. uf litibllc pulionngots anllclliei Office -next door tn the L'. S. Hotel oa California street, Jacksonville. rnnrilf NOTIOEJ. Slate of ()renn, I , County ofJuckwaj8' In Justice Courti To Sterling Hill: Ymt arc hereby notltlnl lhat a writ of it. tielntifiit Imi been Issued agalnit you ,v,j your property nltaclud to mtify ih de mind of illchird Uvatis, nmottiitlng to Bftr. live dollais. Now iinlrsi you thalT inintr Irtforo A. V. Oillitt, n jiutlcu of the ilc: In and for raid county, nt his office, In ,IB. land, on the I7lti day of April, A. I). I86J Jirl(ltii-iit will hi rotderi'd nj;,i!nt jo-j' ami the proH-rty 'ld tn pay the debt. ' ltlCIIAUDi:V.N5,Pl.ati(r. Dated February 22.1. A. I), Jfli 3, Now! NoxvM Now!! KREUZER'S 3STEW STOKE, Uct ween New Mali" Saloon nnd DraJbury A Wade's, Jacksonville, IS STOCKED COMl'LETCLY WITH Host Cigars and Tobacco, FRLSII CANDIKS AND NUTS, NEW TOYS & NOTIONS f fl am Q .5 cj2a ei-M-js, FRKSU FRUITS, F.TC , LTO. Mr. Krenxer h.M Inc purchased th niw titi one iliKir soiilli of llrmlbury A WiJi'i, call tit" Httrntlon of th imlilic to lil cou plet slock of rtnnklngniid cliomngloUceo. Abo tu Id' vnrioili brands of clears. frta the common hlt-.ioiiU!i to the most fra grant Havana. All sold nl the moil lib:rl ptlees. You can he Wst supplied with anr trtl els In hit line, and save nionrj, by thloj li 'hi a call. December lb, 1ISJ. (Jll.liD OFBSKIf K1DL AT TIK D AHD ANELLS HOTEL Sfe.-i $&9&: 7 WW- ife-C'gAS' i'Jiii.vjii!t,r.4L l-So , r.i rrsi! ttarnu tiiAirc 1 if fcw-S 1 HrV JJ- ferC. BMSc i"A.LJIX WMX& Iff mJFWWt &32&Ml &'! 1t'S VrtS.- TTNC'I.K HILLY III UK it p'rsseJm L1 unnoniiw to the fodnwirs of Ttrrl chore, llml lie will opcnlhr Dardinrlti Ho tel, ou the first of .Mnrrli and on the 9th f the siiiiic iimnlh he willgiw n Grand Open ing II ill. No nl-n will be sparid to w it one of the very best of tho season. A general Invilatlon is extended to all. Stttimiom. 1'N Ike Clicuit Court ol tbo fitala of Ore J. gon, for the county of Jackson, Jua Term. 1865. Jam Hwirv Walker. PlainllrT rt. N7 Walker. DelVud.int. Illll In i:"lt- for lllrorti-. To Mary Walker, Defendant! You nre heri-by summoned and renutredte appear In said court, nt Jacksonyille.Jsek sou county. Oregon, on tho second Mondy In. lime, 1SC5, the P.'lh day or said rnonlb, and detend Ihe suit filed In said court g.ilnt you. And you nro further not (led lb.it miles you file your onkwer or demurr er, with thf olerk of snld court, wllb'n ten ila)slrom llm dut't of eervlce on jou, " erved In tlie county, or within twealy days Irom d ite or Hrvic on yoo, II serrea without the county. Judgment will bo taken agnluit you fur wunt of an nniwer, and las prayer thereor will bn ginnted by tho Court, uud the bonds of matrimony existing ) tneen you and raid platntit)', will Jied11. solved, and the plaintiff will l adjudged lo havo Mm oaro and euslodv of Prudence Hllen WalUr.ifauKhter of Ihe said pUlatUI and df fondant, and ilefcndant will be U judge.1 lo pay tho costs nnd disbursements of suit. , lly order of tho Coirt, Hon. P. P. rrira Judge. c it. nonius. JitnJSwfi Sol, for najnljg,. Veterans & Recruits. rpilK last Legislature gives a bounty sf. J. 8150 to each recruit In the regimcut now being raited. It olio voted Five Dollars per month extra pay to each ver" belong ing to tho cavalry regiment enlisted tbree year ago. These amounts are to l pats. In State Uonds. Those wishing tbesoboadft would do well to call on .JAUOHS&llUSSELIi. Jacksonville, Jim. 12, '64. J1iL Administrator's Wotico. NOTICP. Is hereby given that letters of admlnlitrntlon. with tbo will anexed, on tho eitato r Charles Adleon Uollue ceased, late of Jacliion county, Oregon, hare been Kranted Jo tbo undersigned i all per' sons having claims against raid estate, ar requested to present them with tho proper ouchers, to tho uudcislgncd, at his lest dence, lu Jacktonvllle, within six wontM from this date, and all claims not presentea within ten months will bo forever barrw , and all persons Indebted to said estate are re quested to make immediate payment to in undersigned. H. HKLMS, Ad'm'r- Feb, 10th, 1SC5. febll