Oregon sentinel., March 18, 1865, Image 2

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S-CIIOOn UUI'OUT.
.1. Mi SITIOY, Killlni.
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j II Is mueli to be regretted Ibal any di
trlct should full to report, or rather Imvc
school at lenit tliroc month, to ns to cnll
lit' tlitnl to tlic cojinly school fund accord
ing to the requisition ol the law.
Thorp ore two large sections of our coun
ty which ought to him- drawn iclmol mon
ty. Ono of thete Is on Kraut' Greek.
Thfy made on or two efforts la orgnnize,
b.U never reported the organisation com
plctc. I earnestly solicit the attention
of the people of that nylon to this fact,
hoping they will not only fully organlsse,
but hate n sehool at least three months In
TofiiK"teicr amiwimimsm'Toi voin' Hieycar, that they may henceforth draw
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weir iroruoii ui ins acnooi nimi.
The other I that section or Hie county
on lower Applcgnte Crcrk. embracing
what 1h known ni MIouri 'Plnti partly
In .) nekton and Jovpblno connthv. I
hnerepealedly rrtpiretcd Ibest to organ
to, m they would draw fundi from both
treasuries.
They tnny have organised ami had n
three month tehool i but no u port of the
feels has been received. Indrrd, titers b
Mil Of Agents for the Oarnos Jrvrtm. i presumptive evidence that thT hnve a
V'.V' .""-"'": K"m' flnl for 0tf ichool district: for I today
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Uxio.v, a (JovrnxMKST ron tut wuoi.k it
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W. II.Tili)-,nilvcitliliifngunli frlii
lVantlKo, l'nl.
K. ICi I'lilpiu, nitvcillnliiR XROX '
(ncrniiirnto, t'nl.
unit Idalm Territory.
L. 1'. Vlrtier San Francisco Pal,
J J. Knowlton it Co to do.
Thoma Davis.
ft. ii. inn
K. O.ninWye....
Thomas Crextou, .
Win. Splcer
Oov. fill.1
D. If. Thompson,.
IT. H. JiVAII,...
,. . .Anpletalc. Ojm.
AVIibrr do
. ...Keek Point do
..Urostont Plirgliwiin
JiiMp-OIT-Je do
.... Portland do
Albany in
...Altbouee do
lay look fron the
potti
.T1IK JA'ArCiUAI ADUltKSS.
Fellow Countrymen : At this second
I appearing to take tin oath of the Prcsl
dentin! office there la lest occasion for an
cxtemltd nddriis than was nt the first.
Then a statement somewhat In detail of the
course to ho puisurd seemed filtim; and
proper. Now, at the r.tpiiiitlon of Tour
VMM, during wlilsti public declarations
hove been constantly called forlh on every
point nnd phnte of the great contest which
ttlll abi)rbi the attention nnd engrosies the
tntrgies of the nation, little tlmt Is new
coild be presented. The progress of our
arms, on which nil else chiefly depend, Is
a. well known to the public as Myself, and
Is, I trust, reasonably satisfactory and en-
conrnjlni'. No prediction Iri regard to It
had been ventured on the cecuslcn corres
wndlng to Ihli four yearn ago. All
thought were then ensiously dlreeted
to the Impending civil war; all dread
ni il : all aonjrht to nvert It ; ami
while tin rnaii(,'HMl Address Irrn being do J
llvired from thh place was devoted entire
ly to mtIiij: th Union, the rebel ogents
were in this cllt, urekln- lo dntrnv wH'n
out rir; .rklna;
divide its (Ih-cts
mMrmranev
Thoma0.trr d" do
Thom 1-. l'loyd Krtbyt ille i
S. Siwyer d do
I). 1'. Anderson ThoeaLx do
I). M. 0. Oault .. d d
A. Ireland .Mvrlle t'resk do
fJeo. 1). Dsab, Kllmlinre do
Thwilrle Oitneeon ITnlon Town do
Jame !. Wats ltasehnrt do
lbi Untile Hnoler Mngw Hlvrr
Ii. W. Snlllae Fori Klamath do
Blnger Ilertnin. if (Janyonvlllo.ge teral
Agant forOoiiglni! County.
myjjMMi,ijmti,mijii. iim i i iim ill
iiVU quixoti: Ki:i(IHHOK.
ptrporls to be n rfrnrt two reporh In
fact ttntlug; that there nre tntnty-tno
chlWrwi In .Tosephlne and fifty-seven In
Jjckson ceunlies ; with a request that Ihey
should draw school money for the present
( toow msi; lmaneiai year. I neie was n
1 rentes!, alto, that I nonld semi Hit report
I for.fosephlne (nlhcS. superlntrndantitfth
aame, e. Oladly would I have done this
If It had been possible, for lie may not lme
rccelred tbt report of an orpanlsitloti; Mtt
was within an hour of makluj the appor
tlonment of the school money nmong the
dintrlel. 'I'he Treasorcr, Mr. Linn, and
myself, with others present, consulted
abont the matter, and the nluclant con
clusion reached was, that It would bo a
clear broach f the I.iw to tmbraco the
Kooii people or mat rcsrioit in toe re-
The modern Don (rtlxote cf the Ucpoiltr, ' potta. I mnch rttrtl this, as they bvu
shows tlw proBss of his nature. J been jmylog toxct for many years to tup
nnd tlw desperate straits to which he Is re- port the other schools of tbt oonaly. 1
duccd. lit says that we sakl the authors lure not received, at any tlrw, a rjwt of
whlcli lie tncntleneil In bis artlelt ou j an OfjrunlMtlon ; that there had been three
"Democratic V. Inflation," were trtttora , monlhs Kbool, or tlmt any ono had been
and forchrners. There I no exeats for , twotn lu as clcik, who had given bonds for
man of such miraculous rsflcmneot and . tno Mf, kwplng of school moey. Ai 1
education to retort to ssich mtorepreseoti .(t a cojiy of lh school law with you,
tlon and liWiood to carry a point attatnst i more llwn two jtars since, lo be a (j'uhle
an linbccllo whon wllIon ba htea to la- jn roMspkjtlaff armngtmonla for tboola and
school moftty, 1st metMpHSt you ajaln to
put yswrs-'hrt "right em the scpure," and
rtort your boitmUries, offiocrs, Ac.
The following table shows tins state of
lb School J-'itml March Oth, 1505:
School Fund In Ial Tender . . SSSO .'.-'
" " coin 51117 78
eo
con l 32
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,v..ii. Vii,-.
ice nlona; rlth otlwr rtM)rl) wlwl parties depreciated war, ls.it on; of them
BYOV.GRLANDJELEGRAPH.
msroiirri' c.tcuiiti.r vit tin mii-
" Wnsldntoi. 1 llt Uiclmnnl did
patdies of Friday wmtnin Ilia following
from I-e's lieadrjiMriers, under date of
March Olhi To llrecltinrhlgc: llrlw re
pnrls Hint he nttscked Hie enemy jestcrday
four mile from Kingston, nnd drove him
fioni hi nosillon. lie disputed the ground
obstinately nnd took tip n new Hat three
miles front his first. Wo captured three
pieces of artillery nnd took 300 prisoners.
The number of the enemy's killed nnd
wounded left on the Meld Is large. Ours
Is comparatively small. The troops be
haved most handsomely. Urns. Hill ami
Uoke exhibited their usual aenl and ener-
rr, I.KK.
Kinpslon, near which the flht oecnrreil,
Is situated on the direct route from Holds-
born to Nenbern. and Is 10 milcn east
fmm (Jold-boro. and n'to JO from New-
hern. It it supposed that llnr furefl of
Vankeefi was cavalry from Newbern.ftd
vaise-lngon UoMslioro, for Iho purpto'' of
outtlmr Hie wllrond nt that tmlnt. It I'
. - . . . . . .
to dlstolre Ihe union t nit pribable aner this repnlsp that ths en
lis tiegntlntlon. Doth emy will nt lack mnch less advance. Ills
Nmh f DMiiett
JactawavWs
Mwuiittt
HaiVrM
w.m
mentably neglected
Wc give .M atone credit far baring corn
men sense cooazh to know that in attribu
ting such langusfo to tie, lie was stating
that nhlc't was fuln. In rtfrrrlng to his
aathors, oar lanuagt wai 1'uillaus aud
forclgciri, not traitors and foreif rs.
We did say that the model lUtttmen of
the so-called democracy wert traitors and
foreigners, am wt itill reiterate the well
knonn ftct. We belkrt there Is not a
copperhead piper In Oregon that has not
extolled Jeff. Davis as the first shiftman
of the ore, and Oiled their eofamni with
lamentation! for that c-wnj.'y traitor! ffilff c"1'
VallandlgUm, U martyr of deiaocrary J JttifTtbm
nuil iibhl up iii in oMlratt with Americans,
the itatMinon of foreign powers, denounc
ing the former nt Dmvensry ikspots. We
ask every honest nun to read our article
published In the Srntixm. of IVbroary
lSih, ami lhn brand (hit libtler of boaett
men as he deserves. This it the Man who Is
In seardt of n Union editor worthy of bis
itttl t Ht men who proaotsoeet tbe editor
of ths Sentinw. in point of educaiiau, "as
beneath the difnliy of being eontimpli
blc." Vet this prodvjy of learning aud
refinement can only mike a point sgslnst
such an rtnbeclle, by tbt use of the most
slanderous and dishonorable uUtateweola,
What da the honorable men of tho Demo
cratic party think of such infamous ceu
dactf How can they associate lth and
follow the Ittadersblp of such a ealumtwUor
and blackguard.
.Vllowanee per aclwol Lfg.'l'cu.
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(.'ex. Ai.voBU.-On the outside of Ibis
issue will be found a very interesting ad
dress to Ihe people of Oregon. He pays
Ihe people of Southern Oregon a oonpll
ment for the prompt tiunntr in which tbey
respondwl to the call fr volunteers lro
years ago. Wc believe this Is tbt first
official notice .Southern Oregon bat rrceiv
td, notwithstanding it has raised more vol
unteers, according to lis pormlatloo, than
nny other part of Uregoo.
11. F. Downx, proprietor of tbe Srstik
ei., has iu contemplation a visit to the va
rious counties in Oregon, atai the principal
towns in Washinglon ami Idslto Tirrito.
ries, for the purpow of Uaanalog for the
BE.Niixn..
Siuriirr Owkns started for rorlland last
week, with William Wilkinson, who plead
guilty or grand Larceny at the late term
of tho Circuit Court, end was committed
to the Penitentiary for one year.
Fink Stock. Wc learn that Mr. Han
ly hat just brought Into thlt county two
fine Jacks. Tboso interested In fine stock
would do well to call at his residence am)
tec them.
ConvALt.n Gazettc. This excellent pa.
per has been enlarged nnd improved. 'May
it long live to reprove copperheads and de
nounce traitor;.
Gone von NV.tv Goods. Max Muller,
of Ihe firm of Muller & Drentatio, slatted
to Han Francisco last week, to purchase n
large stock of Spring goods.
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Dead District Nut, 3, 7, 8, 11,
17,19,21.20.
Denotes an error In report.
In lb abof utl, I.TtlanllM Wal tiwkii, O.
C4. P SuIm,L V, WtMfurfM4M. DW.
M. A. WiuitMS. Sap't Cm. Seboolf.
"Jcemt" I bona h a uoo.1 fellow toeUlly.
as an editor doesn't rhv to the dlsnity of
cm contemniat.ie. ins etiueation lias
beeu lamentably neglected. I'tpoi Iti:
If yon ween tlmt we have never been cd
uoatwl in that peculiar kind of llteratprc in
which you excel, we ngree with you tlw t
coarse vtronal slang, ami groveling ephl
thets; aiseli as'4 lAtluee.tnoutIii.sl Osaawala.
mie Jacob"," Dowell't beek" OureJaca
lion luu been to IsmenUbly iM-glecloJ, that
weounetaee cither wit or good breeding
in satoh low bar roam lore. One would
think that tlie petsonul appearanci of ths
editor of (lie lltpoiln was to open lo thin
si j I of criticism, that he would long sluoe
1m ve cotKuiitled lo memory the okl maxim
"Those livitiar In claw houete. iboahl
throw no stones."
Tuts Amhuoin Co.Nri.irr. 0. A. Da
vit, Im , has in hi on our table Hilt valua
ble work, by Horace Oreely. No one can
deubt that Mr. (Ireely as ; statlitiolan Is
unurpieed. His American Conflict, ba
atuet ueioff ueepiy luiertsimtf in ttyte, ami
unobjectionable in n literary point of lew,
hat tlie ml vantage of his well known expe
rience In fuels nnd figure. Tlie wotk aan
only bs obtained by tubscrlptlno. .Mr.
DavU Is the autheriaed agent for Southern
Oregon, and will toon give those wWiing
II, an opperlunity to subscribe.
IYs'imnai. Skruok, A funeral die
course, Saturdiy March 'JStli, at two
oeloek P M.,nt tlie residence of Mr. Knlgli
ten, in Sam's Valley, on tho death of their
children.
A funeral discourse, Saturday March
2th, at 11 o'clock, A. M.,at the reeldence
of Mr. '1 nomas Curry, on the death oflhelr
child.
Com: Dklow. Mr. L. Sachs, of the firm
of Saohsllroe., started. loSanFrasclicothii
week to inuko arrsngctnents to lmo their
spring slo"clc of goods forwarded. They
Imvo already a largo invoico of goods on
the way from New York. Sea their new
advertisement, in another column.
would make war rather linn let tlie Union
survive; and the other wou'il accept war
rather tban'let it pttlsb j and wnr earn.
One eighth cf the population were co'or
ed Mavh, not distributed generally ever
the Union, but localised in th ."?mtihem
ptt of it. These slm-w wnMlttited u p
cullarly winerful Interest, nil know. This
Interest km tomrl.nw Ihe came of war.
To strengthen thb Instlliition, nnd cxteic
lis IntertAt. wm the object for which the
litrirgrnts nnnld rend tl.f Union by war.
while Ihe (!oernmnt claimed r right to
do more than restrict tlie territorial enlarge
ment of it. Nilther jmrly expeclcd fr thi1
war tlie magnitude or dimensloti which it
bus alirdy attalneil. Neither anticipated
hat tlie cause ol tlie cot 8 rt Might ccaec,
or In any event hofore the conflict Itself
shou hi cease. K.-ich looked for an easier
triumph, and a result bet fumltmental and
astounding, lloth lend the tame Klble
ami prayed to tbe same God. ltach In
vokct Ills nhl and ngnlnst Ihe other, ti
may roesn strange that any man should
dare t luke the Just (foil's nssitlanos In
wringing their lured from the sweat of
other men's fares. Hut "let its judge net
Unit we may not be judged." 'ITts prayers
of both could not be answered felly. Tbe
Almighty Iim His own purpose. "Wite
lo the world because ef offences, fur it
must needs be that oftVccc come ; bat woe
to that man by whom the oQbaco cemeth."
If we shall suppose that American slavery
is one of His .frticjt tbe proidenoe of
God must need come, but Ibis luvlng con
tinued through his appointed time, He now
wills more tbaa he gives, to both the
North ami South. This terrible war as a
woe due to thoec by whom the oflrnoe
come. Shall we diicetn that there Is any
departure from these divine nllrha'e'
which believers in tho living (11 nlvav
ascribed to him. Fondly nt we hope f "
the event do we piny that this mighty
scourge of war may speedily pass nway.
Vet If God wills that it continue until all
the wealth piled by the Itoudsmeu two
hundred an fifty years c-f unrequited toil
shall be tank, ami until every drop of blood
drawn with tho lash shall bs paid by an
other drawn with tbe sword, wt said
3,000 years ago, so stilt it matt be said
what the Judgment of Ihe Urtl are true
end righteous altogether.
Wilh malice towards none, with charity
to all, with n firmnctt of right as God
gives ui to see the right, let us strive m
aud finish the work. We are in dely
bound to bind up the material wounds,
care for him who shall have boinc Ihe bit
lie nnd for hit widow, hit orphan, ami do
all which we may lo acbicvo and cherith a
juU ami lotting pence among ourtelvts,
and wilh all nations.
Jix.giiriawfn'J",t"""7"'""
lhe Jamr. IhcRttiiil looU was destroyed
and the Jam let Into tho canal, carrylug
uwny the bfik rml wnihlnsr out the bank
or the bottom of Ihe canal. The dam
ncross the ilamiw tit Ibis point was purll
nlly destroyed. I haw had no oppflsitloti.
IJverybndy Is brwlhhrftl by our move
ments. 1 have had no news of nny kind
since I left. The bridges on tho railroad
front Swoops river, on llio other tldo of
Stnnnton, lo Cliarhitttville, were utterly
destroyrd; nlso the bridges on Ihe Uor.
donsvllle road for n dittnncc of ten mllos.
My wagons have, from llic stale of the
roadi, delalnetl me. Up to the present
lime we have captured 1 1 pleow of nrlll
'ery 11 tit Wayneslmro and three til
Chariot Isrllle. Tito jKirly I wnt back
from Waynethoro started with six pieces
of nrllllery, 1ml were obliged to destroy
two of them for wnnt of animals. The re
maining eight pieces were thoronghty ties
Iroved. Wc have nlso ciplnred twslrc
ranal Imtts. Ih-n wilh etipplie. nmmttnt
lion, med'enl sterev, etc. Gommmlorc
llolflns, of the rebel navy, was shot, near
Uordonsrllle, while attempting to make
hie escape from our advance in that direc
tion. SlgiKil HiiafltiiAN,
New VorV, 13th. Annlltcr sklrniWt
beiween PhermnnV Mvalry urn I Ihnt under
Wade Hampton, on the .1.1 of March, nt H
piilnt not named. Is reported In the Ifteh
mond pap're. 'Iim rebel Colonel Aiken
wns killed, ami Ifotnnton't Ailjtitatil Ceti-
eral km wounded. These are nil Ihe pur-
licnhin of the aflttir furnlsheil. 'lite ltleli
moml lixamlnrr is hif.ir'mfi! by n rebel of
fleer from Bonlh Carolina, that fiber mm
h completely dera'slntrd that porllon of
the Slnte through which he pasted.
New Vork, Kith. Oen. Umery, of the
19th corps, humuceelnl (ien. Hnneok its
commtnder of the Middle Military division
comprising the lower ortimt of Ihe Sheti
andoah Ynlley, nnd other Territory la tlmt
vieinliy, daring Ihe cnntlnnanoo of Gin.
Sheridan's more net ire flv.-M onernlloot.
Sun Frneico, lili. Itrnl tendem
opened 65( .10, end closeil at M. 1'rf.
mte telegr.ime quote troM on the l.'lih nl
190; on the 1 Ith, 178; on Ihe Ulh, 171
One dlsKtlch of the 17th (pinte Sterling
107(Ml()S; gold I'll ami still declining.
- JNW TO-DAY.
g-ood ifiyw
Goon Tiutt Ceuiifa-liverilHidy ga,
Ing lo lake an excursion on to Table Itoek
on May Dsy, and retura at cveniog to Ue.
elolMly'sGiaudltAll.-
Tboae who do not wWi to In tint ill.
reelloo, My lliey are going to make n rthl
over tlie biile of Poor Man's Cieek, and
capture, in the evening, llu good thlnsi
lahl up in store for them by Mr. Uult
Htrllutf. Head tlielr nd's.
Wo have received tbe very able address
of Ihe Hon. Jetse Applegete, on tbe.seb
ject of Mtltttipentt, Ut too lute for Ink is
sue of tlie Skmtissl. It hIII appear mwt
week.
Major Truax arrived in town this week;
he will make a short ttuy for tho purpose
of settling np hit bullae.
I.NAi'aunu. Aitmtwj Wo this week
publieh Mr. Llnooln' Inaugural Address.
U will be found on an inside pige.
Why is the editor of the Htporttr like n
Salem witch ? Deuuse he Is afraid of tho
Puritans.
PMWIDK.NT 01' THK liOARU J. It. Wttllo
has been elected President of the Hoard of
Trustees of Jacksonville.
Grecnbaoka may 'be sent by mail, nt onr
risk, at their current rates, for submlpllon
to the Sh.iti.skl.
Ihe young marrie.1 couple who thought
they oould livo on love and moonlight
Bud there is some virluo in baked bcaus.
tor taking the romiuro out of yoan
folks marriage- is nearly nj bad as a lawsuit.
likely we ciio'l hear of their baring fallen
Imek lo Ncivbern or changed Ihrlr ronree
I to some ftther point of ths compas. Thl
Movement oi tlie enemy was tviiienity uc
signed lu co-operate with Hhetman.
Niw Yctk, lailt. A rebel dlspateh
dted Mobile, lMi. 23tli, says; Twenty
two sleamcrt and tl.x Mlttle-lppl river
innsporls are Hi (be lower bnyml n large
number of troops arc on Ihe Uland. Pica
wt indications are that an rally attaok on
the eliy will be made.
A new Orleans letter, of the 22.1, an
neuncea Ihe arrival of 'JiitH) Union prison
er ftom Tyisi, IneluJInfc n numbir ol
nnral offlcers.
The rebel Mpers hi-e an article on tbe
passage of the bill for enlisting negroes,
aud say it is it matter of necessity and
net of choice. Wigf.tll, during Ihe debate,
denounced tbe lglslNlere of Va., and dr
numleil Ihe resignation of JcfTD.wlt. Tbe
speech of II '.inter in tbe lebel Senate is
preeenttd. He is for the bill to arm and
emortclmte the negroes, bnt cnlered bis
protest aguhist it ni shirking the ee.ntett
n the ground upon which Ihe South te
rcd1. Ilu ali shows from statistics that
no conidenible body of r.ejrro troops oould
be tnbed In the .Stales over which the
('onfederaey had roultol, wlihout dripping
the country of the labor ubioluuly neeesta
ry to produce food. He argue that ne
groes would not volunteer, and Ibuee thai
they got would desert to tbe cswmy ifn
offeml t'otm Uittvr ttrtiH.
The Herald prints a letter from Slier
nun, which suites thai in ceaseqiHice ol
j fenglng parlies having been munlued by
Ihe rrbi-le, after being captured, am InbsU
attached to litem with the wotds, "death
to leregeis," he has ordered n similar num
ber of prisoners in our hands to lie disputed
of in like manner. That ho holdi over a
. tis'K-wiiit 1'isrs.tiej j" hum vum iurHJ t n Itsrvjj
I as Hampton. The rvliel General respond'
j Unit he knows uolblng of such murders,
ami that for i very soldier execniid by
Sherman ho will execute a Federal, pick-
Ing out the (-ffiivrs as tbe But. He mokes
I a long story abont birbtrltiet alleged tn
hue been committed by Sherman's army,
j nd conclude by stating Ut lie shall
bold prison trs ae hoslagat for Ihote order
til lo be executed by Sherman.
Cairo, 12th. Tlso rebels hold potesstlon
of Hickman, ICy.
New Vork, Mih.-Gild 180
Columbls, 10th. To GmiiI: In my
hut, dated at Wayneeboro, I gave jou a
brief account of the defmt of lvirly by
Cuiltr't division. The tame night Ibis
divUlon was pithed aercts the lllue U.dge
ami cnleti'd Cbariottsvlllc. At two o'clock
this aficrnooo, tbeMryor nix principal in
liabitanlt came out and delivered up th"
keys to the public buildings. I bad to n
malu at CiurlotUrllle two days. Ti ,
lime was coutumed In bringing over from
YVuyuesboro our ummuuilion ud jMntoon
trains. The wealher wns horrible, llmu
fell incesaiintly. The two divisions were,
duilug this time, oceupted lu destroying
the two largo iron bridges, one over the
river ami tbe other over Morses erA
near CbarlolUville, and the railroad fur n
dlstauee of eight miles in tbe direction or
Lynchburg. On Ihe first or March I scut
Ihe 1st division, Gen. Dsvenscowmamliug.
to Soottivillc, on the James river, wlih di
rcctlwu to destroy all the merehandi.
mills and factor!, uud the bridges on Ihe
various rivers, the pirtiet to Join ths dlvli
ion at Scotuville. The divUlou then pro
eroded along the canal to Duguhuville, 5
miles from Lynchburg, destroying every
look, and In many placet Hie banks of the
canal. At Duguhuville wo hoped to to
cure ths bthlge to cron tho river, ni our
IKMitooos were usclett on account of Ihe
high water. In Ibis wo were foiled, ni
both this bridge and the one at Hardwidet
vllle were burned before our approach by
the euemy. Merit accouipattli-d this divis
ion. Tbe 3d division started at the same
time and proceeded down Ihe Iiytichburg
railroad to Amherjt Court House, destroy
log every bridge cu the road, and in many
places miles of the road. Tho brides on
this road arc numerous some of them one
thousand feet in length. Wc found treat
abundance in this ooculry for our men nnd
animals, in fact, Iho cannal had been tic
great feeder of Itlchmond. At Hockflih
ltiier tho bank of Ihe canal was cut, and
at New Canton, whtrc tho dam is aciosi
R.iunJ tho loin! tltnt.rl o'tr I'eiM'i .l.,v .
Iw pike. l..r. liluu.,.l,.J, II.. iVu.,,",,
SACHS BROS
Ann
HKI.UNG THEIR
STOCK of DRY
GOODS, CLOTHING,
jiooTfl, .sihj:s, sic.
-Out &r3.'OttXy
Xtocflxioocl
2Px-ioosv
2yc3K. OjCuSSXX OXCTIi'Vi
lit otdcr to make room for an Imniemt
Slock of
Ssl'MXl! AND aUAIMHR G00D3,
Dlrrul frutn
axrasxTr ttoitue,
ruiclnittl by Samuel Sachs, JJsq.
Come one, como
yiiurselic.
nil, nnd examine for
SACHS 111103.
fliusD iii.iv m m.
A CoNXurrtocT eaV-r sendi Ihe Hirlferil
Omrint som "pwiry" which was fmiml In
ii rtM camp at Itissea. Georgia, nnd lci
tltlid "Tii.i IteM Soldier.'' Tills Is the
Unit mournful vrne:
"I will eat when f am hungry, I will
iirluK when I yt ilrv.
If Ui ynnkli don't kill me I will lire till
Idl.
If Molly forsakes me it wlllesusmelo
mown; I
I am a Ktbtl scUicr a loux wnyes from I
home.''
"Papa." stld a )imner, -what Is mine
luilton!""ll l Ihe art r nitllnsr lnn m
eblhl." "Then I wlh you would g;u daw n
Unto Hi e llarand puttelnalt IbecM- rlnrre,
as the cW-r Ii running all over Ihe lloor.
IIea.1 Watd'a new advettlsnenl- to .hy
3VCsvi'Z-ict.
At Ihe ir.liHice of tho tirl.le'a father.1
ii iik iiim., ny ,i. I-, r-i.mui, I', mux . ...
Judge. Mr. Daxiw. Cimi-min to Mm,. I TNCLK HILLY BUIIK. after (hnak
Siiuii An.n Nir.1.. both of AsblanJ Pre -' " his Ineml" for their lllicral snpporl
clncl, Jackon County, Oreaou. , rtt "'' !4,f enlcrlnlnment, would rrtpeel
' " 'liillyaiihmU Tor their coustIerallo.itiefat
On tbe 1 llh Inst , bv Rev J. W. Miller, that be has del'rmiunl to give a GuwJ
Mr. Fauci Ram. tu Mn. Mahtiia Hall. ' May Day llall nt the
iioim oi .iiiKtin uouniy. tiegm.
W4wr5r'Z3S s ft
r- .nn-Vl .Mli-rJ 'v,er.f7llaB
" " -T't jtn"-'utf)aitjajp
Zloi'n.
On the Mih Inei., to the
Albettt, a ihiu,jhi-r.
twmi a,l in , iW ,4rrniTttvmiiitr
At his resM nc, in Mvrlle ('nek Pro
elect, on the 22d day or February, A. D..
1865, Isaao IIknti.kv: and tlnrir jews,
and snmt miitln. Devised left" a wife
ami eluM to mi. 'ii 'i his in -,
t owww umnmnnnuunm
Diinltinolls Hotel
i On Monday cvenliiK. May lt. An Esrlr
. Shh r will lie prepireil for those who wlih
w.fe of A. C " m',', '"' "cllr''"" ' 'he
bulpliiir bpniigsorTitblo Koclc
Ills lime will lie principally employ from
thlt on. In dsiUing thn best means to tusks
hh gtntu comfort aMnniid happy. A gea
iral Invltnthm U OAleudrd.
Maieh 17, IMI. mahlfld
NKWrC) HAY.
HtaBHaaawtVitst js!7irTr-'f?V.Miaff 1
lbvOL
j kepi by lbs
I'tWmrv, I7lli l"i " hmlilWyl
7FXJ2ST -a.0KrX3 3Pn.OijtO
MM DAYTESTIVAL
LUUia ilUKLlMQ ha concludnl, for
Hie bvuilit of Ibu.o who Hii.li to loam
or Iho romaulle hllln of 'or Man's Ctowk
on May Day, to i!o a Graud Rail on the
1st of Nay. All hi. Ingenull will 1 em
ployed lo ink tho- comf.rtiblu, who will
fivr him with call on that evening.
general utteiMUnee la wllciu-d.
I'vbruary 17th, 1808. mahUM
OVKIl TMK
BYBE1I COURSE.
irr
UVKUY AM) SALE STABLES.
CoriKr of lUliforiita and Fourth ilreeti.
C L U it A G K X 1) U it m, Proprleters
TRESi: STAllLni nt,
T7vVH!inlrrtllv lniMtlr.). .iiul eon
i rlTVttt -'. -'-.' .. .; . ...
' JL-OZVCIUUIl 10 llic I.IIIDII I
I t... Ilt.rb.is .mil mt.lfta ulll thi
I ilae i,r uoi-L. nl infMlarAtaebarces.
Tim pruprii'tors Imven numlwrof Has
I IUTUUHIS AND CARRIAOKS,
i For out or Iwohorte', lo let on modersls
i Iitiiih. Abo. koimI Mildh- horet nml rnules,
which liny will let toiru to any part of las
country, on reaoniible term.
Horsoii broke lo tho saddlo or harness.
Animals Bought nnd Gold,
Th proprietors pledgo themselves logl'1
nll.fHullim to all who tuay luvor Ihepi niia
aoall. JaekMinvllle, Ogn. Aug 3l.-18in
nilli:iiudfrUuii would hereby gvo io
.1 tieo that ho l nn . ,n A "...,....
for Iho tfl,rillKlta7,o7hlVo
m le noitl. or JaelfonvllK Duo nojcu
will be given as lo time nud purses.
,J',18ir W3I. UYIIBB.
"-vn.VU.lim, I1 KM. Will.
W'OVH AND PRODUCT: taken Iqex
X changn for .Merchundise. nt
July iy.-'J7 MAX MLLLLR'4.
VERIY10NT HORSE.
DTocKHoi,Di:iis op Tin: vhiimont
Ollorse company nro hereby notified IMJ
said lloiai will at.-iiul tar tbe use of SStu
eoiiipany the ensuing senion as follows, to
lt: In JacUon county, nt Ihe fsm
of A. Tcnbrotk. Ifcq. (Oak Grnie), from
April lit lo May 131b. and ugnin from 1JM
June lo 1.1th July, lueluilvu t In Joieplin
oounly. nt the stable of It. ,V. lJelknap, fron
May Uth to Juno 13th, nnd again from 15'J
July lo August 13th, 183, Incluilvc. Katn
stockholder iwforo breeding rwtt jy U H
icismetit upon his stock lo date.
flv order of lloatd of Dlreetori.
Mareh 1 Ith. 1803. '"rJJL.
Sewing1 Machine.
TORN Nl-L'nnt would aunountetolh
' pioplo of Jackson County, that he t
procured an agency for this peerleitrw
ohhio, and will In u sliott time Imvo n Rooa
apply on hand, This machine garters,
honu, eaibrolders nud makes i dllTereat
kluda of ttltohcs.
JuvllleJanuaryIst IL.
J. S. HOWARD,
SURVEYOR & CIVIL ENQINEEB,
JafKIO.NVIMX OltKOOV,
Residence near tho South end of Orsg"
sliest. January, 2, 1