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THE OREGON XBKTMBL
To Tiin stricter and ri.'r.MAM:er ok Yocn
Uniov, a (ii)vsnvMExr roit tub whom: in
lNnirHi im.r " II athmglm.
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RATIJRDIY MKM.MJ,
UW JJKJJ if HJMWI1W tm t WC
JUTV 20, 1SG5
! I. iritlirr, .I..1. ICtimtlliiii MU, mill
W. llaTiilj,ntltrrlltliigngrriit for Nil u
l-'rniiiltio, t'nl.
i:. K. l'lilpjif, nilTttllilni; "C' K'
Sncromtnlu, Cat.
I.lit of Agents for tlic Ouroos Sr..vri.Ni:i,
K. IV Hifiell. general ageut for Oregon,.
,nml M Om Territory.
I.. 1'. Plther San Pianciseo Cat.
'J.J. Knowltwi A. Co ila do.
Thonw Itovi pplojile. Osti.
KT. II. Illll Wilier do
,r. 0. lllrdwye, lioek Point ilo
Thonn CroMsa Croeloni Dljrglm do
Win. Hnleer, Juntp-Ofl-Jo do
Gov. (iIWj, I'orllatiil do
1). M. Thompson, Albany do
V. M. Hmih MlhouM do
Tlionia Carr do do
TlMStn.v 1". 1'loyd Kcrbyvllle do
S. W. Sawyer do do
1). P. Anderson Phoenix do
I). M. U. CiMilt d lo
A. Ireland Mvttltf CreIc do
(to. I.. Dean Uilenburjt do
Thwdrlc Cameron Union Town do
Jam I.. Walton lloseburj, do
MIm II nth' Hunter... U'ntic lllvcr do
I.. W. Sullln" .... Port Klsraith do
Dinger Herman, of Canyonvllle, general
Asnt for Douglas County.
Wrty "i mn w t .' r n 1
Tin: j:xi:ci'tioi.
In anotbtr column will be found r.rt ac
cant of tbo execution of four of the assas
tim. They bare paid the penalty of llielr
Isfatnout crime, and, at far i llwy are
OMMTtwd, Ike cry of juilice if limbed.
,Mw. Surratt perished en (be nine scaffold
a&d In tbo Mine hoar with those who con
rjrsgtled at ber boss to plan their nefa
rious pint.
Tho haf lag of a woman U looked upon
by Aawrlnot m a horrid thing, but the
nwderot an Idultsed President Is more
frightful. It best been almost universally
fill tbal, for tbo safety of the country these
erimirali should have Justice promjitlr
rutted out to them. Special corrtspcud
cnU slate that Payne cffirmi that at far at
a knew Mr. Surratt was hi Ignorsoct of
tbe pttt. The facts lit tbe cue, however,
do not justify the assertion. Til woman
Ins been n violent Kcestlonist ilnce the
war ttm firtt insagttrated. Living ucdtr
tbo prolcetlag folde ol oar honored Ud, she
how ore it not; living- In
power to establish the illegality of the
commission, and even In that he scorns to
display n want of tact, which nrguc9 th.it
he w;n persuaded In his own mind tli.it the
ctlmlunls were guilty, and that the author
itlcs at Wellington wcrs correct when
they determined upou n military tribunal.
If not, why did he ever consent to go Into
the military court room? or why did kc
not produce hU nrgumcnl before the ex
amination ol the witnesses, ni.il not wait
until the guilt of the accused was establish,
cd before ha undertook to show that It was
n ease beyond the jurisdiction of the court ?
Of those Implicated In the plot, Jeff. Pit.
vU and C. 0. Clay yet remain in custody,
awaiting their trial. Jacob Thompson,
Geo. N. Sanders, Hcvcrdy Tucker and
Wm. C Clay ore yet In Canada. General
Dix has gone to the Canadian frontier,
whether to make n demand for these per
sons or not, has not yet tranplrcd.
Now that the tools of the plot hare been
executed, it Is no more than justice that
the originates should bj placed In the
criminal's box for trial. There Is no diflVr
enco between those that executed the pie
and thoso who planned It, ur if there Is.
It Is not In furor otK deep dyed crimtu
ali -vho plotted it. Wo beliere tho Presi
dent will leave no constitutional means un
used (cr the conviction of these arch-crim
Inals.
A Card.
He v. Father Illar.chct return his ilnccr
and htartfelt thanks to nil the ladies and
gcnllemm of .Southern Oregon and North
cm uaiiiorma, who hare to nobly, gencr
Tlio AsiiisbIiih ofIlr. Liiiicoln
Kxcciitct.
Washington, July 7. Ail tho condemn
ed conspirators eentinecd to ha hanged were
executed to day. On the petition of Mary
Hurratt, through her eounwl, Messrs.
Aiken and Clemelt, Judge Wider of the
Supreme Court of this District, Issued a
writ of liuUtis cotpui to General Hancock,
commanding him to produco in court this
morning at 10 o'clock precisely, the body
ol Mary K. Hurratt, with tho causa of her
detention. Tho writ ns served on (Jen.
Hancock at 8 o'clok this morning by
United States Marshal flooding. He Im
mediately consulted with tho Attorney
General and tho Secretary of War. At
10:30 the Ucneral had not obeyed tho writ.
This fact was brought to the notice of the
Court by her counsel, but the Judge fatd
he had no power to culorca the writ. To
day guards were placed ull n round the ar
senal, and guards to prercnt the Intrusion
of persons to tho seeno of execution, Rone
being admitted except there pKviously
supplied wU' tickets bv Ocn. Hancock.
Tho relations of Mrs. Surratt and liar-
old spent several hours with them during
the forenoon. They were ulso attended by
their spiritual advisers as were ald AIM
rott and 1'aync. A lew minutes past 1
o'clock the outer prison door was opened.
Mrs. Surratt was supported on her way to
the gallows by two military oflleen. Xext
to her followed Atzerott, Harrold and
ministers of the gospel. Front scats ncrc
reserved for them on the platform In the
following mnnner; Mrs. Surratt, then
1'ayue, Harrold, and Atzerott : the ofllccrs
ouily and cheerfully responded to bU call in entrusted with the execution, and tbe minis
aid of tho Sis'ers School. Truly he says, tcrs occupied tho Intermediate position,
that, notwithstanding the hard times and j (Jen. Hurlrotipl, wLo had been from the
an unfavorable season, never has he seen a commencement In charge of the prisoners,
more generous Interest and success obtained Mrnc forward and read thcordtr of the War
than en the present occasion. Ills antici
pations have been more than realized, and
raising his heart to Clod In deepest gratitude,
bo prays Him to b!c with health, prosper.
Ity and eternal bllsi, each and every one
who ha contributed to the welfare ni.d bap
plneu of the Sisters. To the public of
Jacksonville and vicinity, he rcipclfully
submits the foltowle report of receipt!
and cxpciidltutcj.
l.ECKtm.
JaekMn Co. Ogn 81 193 00
I'ort Klumiitb " (Co. C) fi.T 00
Josephine Co" I'JO 00
Del Norte " Cal 170 CO
Total 0213S SO
l.XrK.NI)TUn3.
School property and I'iano 81100 00
Sister' fare to Oregon C 12 SO
Iurnltn-.u 100 00
Total
ditorJ and proprietors of the Senthri,
1 ttc Intellgcncer and Heporter forgratuif
ous advcrtltmenti.
Department approving the sentences and
ordering tl.c penalty of death to be Inllicl
ted. A heavy guard was placed on the
walls surrounding that groucd, while below
soldiers were formed on two sides of the
square. Several hundred citliliaas were
preseut, anxious spectators ot the solemn
scene.
One of the priests attendant on Mrs. Sur
ratt repeated a short prayer to which Payne,
who was seated next to her, attentively
, listened. The minister who had been ad
ministering to Payne expressed In the name
of the latter his sincere thanks to Gen.
I Harlroupt and thecfllcers and soldiers who
j had charge of him, fur their penonal kind.
ncss. They bad not uttered an unkind
, word nor given an unpleasant look or get-
' tore, and itemed to have companion fur
' his misfortune, Tbe minister then utteted
821-1" 30 j a kricf prayer usklug for Payne's forgive-
cos of all sins and in the passage out ol
this world Into the Joys of Heaven. Tim
minister who attended Harrold also return.
ed tLatiL's fcr the kind triutuient of the
prisoner and clTctcd a prajer that God
would recciro his soul. HarroM was
affected to tcarr. The minister who at-
Pir..T.cs t.v the Pacific Tho whaler
Mill. Hows commander, arrived In San
tbe enjoyments : Francisco. Julv L'O. sent In bv the nlrntc ,eeJc'J Atzerott also returned thanks fcr
of peace ntl plenty, voaehssful hy oeir , siicnacdoah, with tho crews of ten lvhalers , I,,n' t0 Ucu' Hartroupt for hlud attention,
mm ami ueninetni gorernmeot, sue used , jMtroycd by that tcsmI ic the North Pa ' auu ,,icn ""1' ll(- nlt;rc.v " on on me
nil vmm In ber power to brtuk It up, and ciflet -phc captain of the pirate was no-' prUoners. Tho condemntd were then ie
Mstory record, how near she wr success- ' StJ of tbo Iarrmifr of j(C Bnj Johnson. ' T''" l0 '' fro" ,lllr alJ wll" "'
(W. Her bouse was the rebel post efftoe, i)Ut tl-clarel ho would not stop cruising . cl)aIn' w removed. They were now all
the bwdqMrters ef rsbel spet, and she j unl Lo rcctIvcd aDOrJcrfrom jirfj)av,., on the dropi, their hands lastcud Uhind
eiy went so fir in ber ilictlv traitor u u probablc, however, that be would py il oml t"lBel above and below the
m a to procure arms for lliemerc active j Mme attention to an order tent by PresI-1 ItnCM ,vl,lle ,lie WP Wr0 I,lactJ orcr
dent Johnson. Hardwell has shown much ! "lr A,"rolt white Wng pre
last ditch bravado in coming to the Pad-1 P,rtJ for, ! exclaimed : -miy wc
n. ,..i .n.iin., o i.rio. in ..Mtfi- Bi i-'i-an I ull meet In tho other world." Assoou
cIsco of his whereabouts.
A Jitdjro of tbe district ol Columbia was
induced to Ikui u writ of Aaietii (orpui to
(in, Haucoek, eowmindiag him to pro
d tbe body of tbe woman, or show cuse
fr tMl so doitstj. Tbe writ was dilrrgard
ed by the Ueuersl, as lie was acting uuder
tb authority of tbe Atteroty-tienetal aud
iJeerelsry of War. Ttw gQeinment holds
tb.it th decision of a military tribunal can
not b reniovctl by citll couits, cor can an
appeul bo taken to tbe Sypreae Court of
tbe United States. Tbe President, in this
instance, is sustained by the decision of the
Supreme Coutt iu the case of Vallatidig
ham. It wlil net be the fault of the disloyal
pre, who have a greater sympathy for
tbe murderers than Ibtir victim, If tbe au
thorities are net raaligned fcr tbe Qrm and
just manner in which tbe assassins of Lin
coln have Uen dealt nltb, to please the
foreign euemlw of tbe cation.
Mrs. Surratt was a fair representative
of that class of Southern rebels whose
hearts arc biula!izd by contact with hu
man ilaery, and Lcr fate will be likely to
dispel tho prevalent impreiou In South
ern miuds that a sataalc spirit, if clothed
in tbe form of fcuiaiulty, no nutter bow
evil and'eavagc In its nature, mast go un
punished. If this slave institution debased
and demoralized the minds of the male
slaveholders, was it likely to exercise n leu
influence on the female portion of that pe
culiar aristocracy. Testimony of Union
soldiers is uot wantlii
I as the coote was put around each bead,
I Mrs. Surratt being the last one adjusted, n
IIoad to Klamath. A dclochmcnt of lecii0n of the platform on which they had
twenty men, under command of Captain
Sprague, started to cut a road from Fort
Klamath, intersecting tho "lloguc River
and John Day Wugon Road" at Union
Creole. Ry letter from Captain Spraguo
wo learn that an excellent road can be
made with but a slight grade. He says
loams can draw as heavy loads over It as
they can over the crescent city road,
been standing suddenly fell, and the culprits
were barging several feet from the ground.
Mrs. Surratt and Payne scarcely moved
a muscle. Atzerott exhibited tome twitch
ing but Harrold showed more nervous
sensibility than any of the others. The
bodies hung until life was cxlluet, and after
ward were drawn for burial, rough coffins
being on band for that purpose. The
arrangements for the execution were per.
Tho Captain says bo would be very
. - . .. M .1 .
lhankrul for any assistance from tec citizens fcct (;en Hancock was present through
on this end of tho road. out the proceedings. It Is said that Payne
Look to Youn Matches. All should
be careful about sweeping loose matches
out of the door, especially where tho sun
shines upon them, as they arc liable to Ig
nite. Wo arc led to these remarks by the
near approach to a Crc at Mr. Dowtll's
office. Some matches, together with tome
scraps ol paper, were swept from the back
door. Tho matches wcro fired by some
means, and when discovered were in n fair
way for a large conflagration.
Phomf.nade Concert. Hall & liny,
ward will give their last Promeuade Con
cert In Jncksomllle, during the forepart ol
next week, and all who heard the fine sing
ing of Mr. Ilnyward, and tbo grand per-
made a statement last n'ght in behalf of
Mrs. Surratt, exonerating her from com
plicity, and said that all the other pris
oners subscribed to an affidavit impeach
ing the testimony of Important witnesses
against her.
forma tire on the buirlc bv Mr.IIall.snoken
td show the fierce Lf ,,nuM ft nn.l ullilv themselves of its
and relentless hatred of these female rebels excceDce. Those who heard them before
towards all ho did not partake of their
spirit. '1 bis characteristic may be pointed
to as evidence ol heroic davotedaess to the
(ortanes of the confederate cause, yet the
loux squaws cxbitilt the same relentless
.roclty, aud they arc not geneiully cited as
Models for Christian and civilized ladies
to pattern alter.
Tho rebel-sympathizing organs will, In
nil probability, prate about thcjurisdictlon
of the mllirary commission, but when such
men as Senator Reverdy Jobuson flll to
establish te unconstitutionality of the tri
al, it fceciuf preposterous for lesser author
ity to makcTtbe endeavor. Johnson made
no great effort to prove the innocenco of
the accused, but seemed to direct nil his
are going again.
Mn. Jo Landis went out on tho stago last
Thursday mornlag for tho Atlantio States.
Our best w Uhci go w lib bim, and hopo If no
better placo presents Itself, we may see Ids
face again among u,
PwxAnKD to Pay. Lieut. D. 0. Un
derwood directs us to eay tbat he Is pre
pared to pay all Government indebtedness,
Incurred by bim as Quartermaster or Com
missary, Auction 8ai.k. Dr. G. W. Greer ad
vertises this week that he desires to remove
from Jacksonville and will tell Improperly
at public auction. See his add.
Lincoln anu Niaitu SirriunE. The
most important expression of President
Lincoln on tbo question of cegro suffrage
has just been given to tho public in a let
ter which he wrote to Governor of Louis
iana :
F.XECLTIVE Mansion, 1
Washington, Murch 13, 18CI. f
Hon. Mr. llahn My Dear Sir: I con
gratulate you in having fixed your name
iu history as the first Free State Governor
ol Louisiana. So now you are about to
have a convention, which, among other
things, will define tho clectlvo franchise.
I barley suggest for your private cosnslder-
'otion, whether eomo of the colored people
may uot be let in, as, for iustauce, the very
intelligent ; especially those who have
fought gallantly in our ranks. They would
probably help In somo trying time to come,
to keep tbe jewel of liberty iu tho family ol
freedom. Rut this Is only a suggestion,
uot to tho public, but to you alone.
Yours truly, A. Lincoln.
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I.vrsiiNAi. IIkvkme Tax. Sco what Dr.
Thompson says In his aJd. In another col
umn, on this subject. To save timo, trouble
and money, nil should be prompt ou the days
mentioned,
i:xTRAvnui.vAnv Arrant. Tho Glasgow
Herald has tho following ;
Tho thunder storm wnlch on Monday
seemed brooding over the city developed
Itself with terrible Intensity in an easterly
direction and gave rise to n scene of ex
traordinary description on the Kdlnliurgh
mid Glmgow line, nt n short distance cast
of the Croy Station, occasioning n fi-ellng
of the utmost alarm nmong those who were
its unexpected witnesses, and whose lives
were placed in considerable danger. I rom
the Information wchnve been able to gath
er, It appears that as the four o'clock ex
press train from Kdlnbnrgh to Glasgow
was nearing the Croy Station, and
speeding nlong tho line, which nt this point
is ctrricd through n deep cutting, the en
tiinc driver was signaled, when parsing the
four o'clock p.m. express from Glasgow, to
proceed cui'tlously. Shortly alter the
warning had been given, n furful noise
was heard j flsihes of lightning gleamed
though the hazy air j followed by quick
crashes of thunder j Hie carriogra of the
train were nt tho same time assailed with
wlivl seemed to the affrighted passengers
wlllilu a terrific shower ol hall ; and in an
Instant n perfect delugo yai water, came
sweeping down from the shelving rocks on
cither side of (ha cutting. A water spout
had evidently burst in the vicinity of tho
line ; and before the speed of the train could
be diminished to any considerable extent,
it shot right into the suddenly released wa
tcrs, which, foaming nnd seething, rushed
Into the cutting in solid sheets. 'I he wa
ter gradutlly roe outside the carriages,
reaching In n short time tho foot-board,
and aficrward Heating to the first clis
compartments, white tho hissing noise
which was produced through contact with
tho works of tho engine tended to increase
the feeling ol consternation nnd alarm
which already prevailed among the passen
gers. The difficulties of the situation were
father complicated by the sudden descent
of n quantity of stone work from the hlglits
above, arising probably from the givlug
way of n stone dyke, which spreading
ncros tho ralM, destroyed any hope that
might hare been cntcrtulncd of n passage
effected down the line nflcr the water
cleared away. All this was the work if u
lew minutes. The passengers had been
placed In n most critical position, and the
safety with which they wcro cnubltd to tide
it over no personal injurios having been
nutnlned was probably owing to the
presence of mind of the engine driver, who,
when he saw the turn which affairs weie
taking, at once fixd 'his damper over the
furnace, thus preventing the Ingress of "C
water and avoiding the cxplo'ii which
might, otherwise have followed. The train
was by and by backed out of tho water,
and while It was evident that lliojournry
to Glasirnw mint li for some tim deliy-til
all positive d.iugir was at nn cud. The
water-spcul had evidently been limited to
a comparatively narrow area, with which
however, it had operated with terrible
force, for on reaching Croy It was found
that here the elemental strife had been even
more alarming whilst It lasted. The telr
graph wires along the lint had bten des
I roved m that communication with Glas
gow was cut o."
Damishoi'si.y Kitten. On Wednesday
evening last, a gentleman residing nbnut a
mile from the city, was bitten by tome in
sect, and was In a short time afterward la
ken violently 111 suffering the most Intense
agony during tho whole of the night. Par
oxysms of the moil violent character en
sued about evry live minutes. Dr. Ling
don was immediately called to the sufRr's
assistance, and failed In giving reliefduring
the night by all tho antidotes he could sp
ply. In tho morning however, his patient
became comparatively cay, continuing
throughout the day. During the night
while tho suffering teemed more than a hit.
man could bear, the phylsican applied II
quor in copious quantities ; also chloroform,
morphine, laudanum, and lathed lLo body
of the sullercr with chloroform, yet without
producing tho desired effect of relieving
the pain, or even having the slightest stup
ifying Influence on the patient. Tbe Doc
tor says that in all his experience as a phy
sician be never saw a man tnfier to much.
The functions of tho system were almost
wholy suspended, and the nerves complete
ly prostrated. It has not been posltvcly
ascertained what bit bin ; but it Is suppos
ed it must have been a tarantula, scorpion
or centipede. Another gentleman of this
city was bitten prccisley Iu tho tame man
ner tome timo ago, and camo near losing
his life. At the time it was thought the lat
erwas bitten by a spider, but of this there
was no certainty. Stockton hiltpmdtnt.
Lkadkii. We received the second num
ber of tho California LtaJtr this week.
It is n seven column paper and males a
good appearuncc. As its name indicates,
it promises to tako especial care aud lead
ershlp or literaturo on tho Pacific coast.
It is printed in San Francisco, on the mo
terial of tbo California Lttlgtr.
Dbau Letters. The number of letters
which arc now being received nt the Dead
Ixttcr Office In Washington, scut there
tinder the now law, which makes prcpoy.
ment of postogo compulsory, amounts to
more than 16,000 per week. Tlicso figures
denote tlmt cither carelessness or Ignorance
of the law on tho part of the senders of
tlicso tetters. The public should remember
tliat the old law allowing letters not pre
paid to be tent forward according to I lie
address, and double postage collected cf
the leccivcr, has been repealed ; that now
every letter not annua to be carried
through the malls free must hnvc n stamp
upon It, or it Is sent to tho Dead Letter
Offico. Kspcclul care should be tuken by
every person to observe at the time of de
positing a letter in tho Post Office that
the postage stamp is firmly fixed upon It.
Such attentive scrutiny would soon reduce
the number of letters "held for postage,"
and consequently prevent tho embarrass
mnt and vexatious delays now arising from
tills class of letters. Marijivillc Ilxprttt.
OAnm.vi.in'H Respect ron Lincoln.
A boy has been born to Teresa, a daughter
of Garibaldi, vviio, by his grandfather's
desire, has been chrlsVcncd Lincoln, "In
honor of the American Prcsldeut who
abellshcd slavery." It Is giutlfylug to
know that the sentiments of Garibaldi ate
geucrully shared by countrymen.
jiTxiTimT
OF receipts nnd disbursements of Jack
son County, for the year cudlug June
30, 18(15:
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! O. O. V.
Alllii'vfwcnm n-i .
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i 'Jis urn AUTITTTV. .
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. hi . '"""tiVi nn. in ..-
O.Fwnibocel9ca,Vy.i!
on 1-rldny, the IBih dav r i J,tletti
There will bo a. orllo WU?
occasion, delivered l, t?VJrMi tin.
1 reka.
Cullfornln ?..i" ''tLI
,,..t.i.. ' M oincr tM,.7n
Druthers In nn.i .,.-..
Jo participate In the c 7m f.,f,(
Trore will bin Social Ikl! i
evening, ntllmU.SHotci'uXIJuc,
ngment of tho Odd Fellow. aT11'
respectfully Invited t ft !'
ucipoie. JAUKSONVl LlWrS!
-"" WVQl
mu
July 27, lSGfl.
NTotioiv
SKALHI) proposals to rUfB,i,v .
Quartermaster nt Port ffi'!U
gun, with one hundred a"d5 t? ?,'
pound, of Oat,, will irFccei'J'i
Act ng Agisting QuartermLL... ..'' '
uni!!.'1 .?:,0., JL- Ann,, fOT
me uum io uc or pooi .;:;" w
quality, and to iwdeHTerXEftE
iiinuup. in Piim noil, nt in l. . r-
IIY W1U AQ
nr tirfiit
wmwiu uu turn iinv ni Na. i
, HI Mill p08lt Q MAY r- V
Acting AMlMlng qAJ ftl
ure thu lOlhi!nPv",.?,,ii
Proposal, to be made la diffij' J
idcnntu jirleo per pound, and kdl'.,
ActlnKAHsllnBtJunrlcrraaltH.&H.,
Amount ofrniiiitjrwirriil out
tUiplliiR Juljr Mh lull
Amount Mnmnty warrant l-u
1 from July Ml,, l-'U.loJimg
auili. IVU. ai Mluwti
)'! M'fn.nuf mill, nthlolm-
tlLtil SI
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Ameimtef awnljrnarrinlirr-
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lilMnf nirrnl unrli
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AldCHNt III Irw.uij Jul) S, 'III,
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Urty I &&! UHiim,
Aummi rmlieJ frvin IWiinly
Urk. d.vktt AHUIfrK
Auwonl rlirl lfl Cwinlr
tltlk PrvlMto (,
Amount rtfl fii ffli-
f tOua-m. rfritJt.t,
AimviwI rmlif.1 hum iwh! u-
4731 II
lev w
lit 0
1CU M
4.-JU1
WWW
491 W
IU9W ?lll 40
II3IWJI
icn-
m
utb, Orcguu, via Jaeleionrli. r..
jwr- to bo endorsed on the cat.U'J'
notala to film I- h 0.it. uli "'
Uacli iiroposnl to lo accomDiii.
Kiiarantcool two ttood nn,i i,,!'!?'"
He for tho iicrformmieo nr u,...."
cnio the bid lw accepted.
ray ment Tor the tame to tuj...
completion of contract in ,!):
lint m U S, turrmtv. on da,rL
toon after ni funds may be retchJ il.
that miriioic. ' Ka"Jl
Propomls to furnUh fractloajlp-miu
les than -lU.lKiO pounds of ti, ,C
minium ), urn uv cauiiucriu.
Proposal to furnish fori, a...
MO.UUU) pounds of thu above sm'f
Il-irley, In lieu uf Oals, will bt fW'-ti
The right to reject nu r or ' P,0I4
urcervin,
D. U. UNDKUWOr'.'. J,'1 Uwl-
lit (' Uitn. Vol, At , JMttu-jf
l'ort Klumutb, ()L.:VJulyrd,liU
t -Xi u
i4nlMr.
AtMiHUll rMhtl
frvui J-
U7 07
4711 (f
II, r II
3711 PJ
102 00
till 70
00 9)
t)W
VKV)
W6M
171 CI
Ml M
4)00
SMS CO
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mw cs
f SJ 7 VO
SllliVO
4llHO KrtllT, ...
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eullwk. iltvl),
OMI.VTVIII.NIUV.
Auwuntvr(unt)r rMi,Ur-lUMMvliB-lruni-riM,
AntMinl (hUlr Tiraurrr ir-
cl(iU, ....
llaltnc In Ixntirj, .
a'UlKll. ril.M) Dr.
UjiUmc In llwTrvMurr, Jul 5,
tAt .....
AmwaI rwtltnl frMii l t
ctwvl tnit, ...
" " InlticU
M WkHI, ....
AmwnI il4 frain (Inn,
mU f
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Autwiul ixrlirJ fuw lu,i, .
tCIIOOI. ll'.ND.Cr.
Auiwmt i-tl-l m-I Ininltii,
- iiauiffirrJIdlrrrJutl.
tlv c!mvI fuuU, ...
IllUatslli II,. Ii.mtry,
iitiii:iaciiii.i: school iund.
Auiwint In Hi. Tmiurjr, . IJW CO
" ili, ricluilKvriultrrit 4vj W iXlC&
tecoei
311 72
II 72
4M 7tf
tost
Jim III
stoiteo
WW) Jl
75.' 10 K773 11
J.M Hi
100 12
3Ji) 10
lit I lJ
SIIOI It
IIOIPITAI. ril.MI.
)i1m in TiMuury July , '01,
AlHinl il.ilinl frvui tilt vt
I'llIlM Mi.litet, ...
AiowjiiiJ.iluilliiui Ut, .
Autuntlnlli.lrttiurjr,
JIII.ITAUV lUNDDr.
lUIniKK III TH4IUIJT, July ,
iNll, It T ...
Aiwiunt of Um MlMll ilclln-
U.nt,lMi3, . . .
Aowim ifUl..collrl ISO I,
MII.ITAIIV MIMirr.
Iljr HUUTuiiuitri ltd) I,
Illaut In llic TrtMurj, L. T,
I ccitlry tint lb f.TffiJnt It a Iru. auttuitnt
cf Ilia eviiOillvn; cjf llio itral fuii.lt cf J.cIkod
twnlj. Win, lllll'I'JIA.V,
Jatkwinlllf, Juli'l, IM, County CI. ik.
31011 02
SO 00
7RU0
tlS9 02
S7SCO
SHU 02
JhoritT Salo.
By vhIIC nr n warrnni nui ii; mcijj
p' Jo'cphlne County, Htate of Ohtu,
m),ii dcllimueul laitmlmaMeoualy.uiii
,i-illrict"'. r lmvc duly lov.tdoaselivl
,,r(,-ci in ten ni ptiDiic rue, lor c u lit
.lighcat bidder, nt thu Court Ilouied:r,rt
Ufiiyvllle, on satuni ly. the ZCUi ii; i!
August IHCi. Itclwecn the haurs f mh:1
four n'elork P. .M tho follonlnj proprrii.
to-vvlt: nditcli with all its aiipstcutif
n'ltinted on Galileo Creek and knova niii
property uf Ui-ul & Iloucn, to tatlif; Uti
cmirgi ii on sain pinperiy lor inojimii;!
lfii;:iA, IK I In llic tutu of Two Hiiltl
uiid I-orly Dollurj, with costs aid tiyai
oi saiv.
tiios. r. n.ou
tflicrllf JomkiMt,
Dated nt Kerbvville.
July. I'JIh. lfeM. Jttt'l
rtrrrcnM.!). During tho past week Messrs.
James and Frank Clugage, and Mr. Jurats
Drum, returned to our town. Tho Mcsirt.
Clugagts havo been ahtent about eighteen
month In the Atlantic States. Mr. Dium
has been to tbo Northern Mines. Wo givo
a hearty w elcomo to tbeso gtntleinen. Their
faces make tbo towu look as It did years
gone by.
It is estimated, by tbo eetrclary of war,
that 210,000 of our soldiers bare dlr,l
siuco the firing of the first gun on Sumter i
about tho tame number of rebels I,
fallen.
NEW TO DAY.
IN
JACKSONVILLE ORKGON,
Satunlay, fith elay of AiiRiist,
next, nt the Itcihlinco of G. W, Greer,
on Orcgou Street.
A splendid astorliueul of houtebold and
kitchen lurnlturc, Medical Library, bedding
and cither articles too numerous to mention
will bo told.
Salo to commeaco at tho hour of ten
o clock, A. M.
July 2i), ua: o. v.(iui:i:u.
OTATH of Oregon, County of Jackson.
In .Tuitlcr Court,
ToD. A. I. Waters:
You nro berchy notified that a writ of at
tachment baa been Issued against you, and
jour property nttached lotallsfyiho dc
inand of M Caldwell, nmountlnz to one
hundred aud forty ($140 00): now unlets
you shall appear heforo A. V. Glllott, a
Juitice of the Peace, iu and for eald
Uuuty. nt his oftlce, in Ashland, on tho 2d
day of September, A. I)., 165,at 10 o'clock,
a. u, ortald day, judgment will bo rendend
against you, and your property sold to pay
the debt and cost of suit. '
Dated this 2'Jlh day of July, A. I),. 1865.
M. OAI.DWBLL, Plaintiff.
U. 8. 7-0 LOAN.
nYAI'TnOIMTVOPTIlKSECnCTAW
XJ ul tho Triii'iiry, tho undcnljccJ lu
iiMiimed thu General Ptib-cnptloa Apx;
for thu salo or fnHnl blates Trtuw;
Nutes, liearing tevcti nnd three-teoiii pi
cent. Interest, per annum, knows si ui
SEVUX-TIUKTY L0.W.
Tbeso Notei are lueil under dite
13th, I8l, and nro uiyubl threi Jtw
rrnin tliat time, iu currency or are ta
llble, nt thu option ortlie uowcr, isw
V. S. fi-JiO Six per cent
GOLD BEARING BONDS
Tin-in Imr.ili nril linir wurlll a DrCdiSal-
nine per cent. Including gold inlcieit f:
Nuvemlier. wbloli makes tbo actual wll
on tho 7-:i loan at ciirienl rates, Ice at-'I
liil,-r,-l. nliiil Inn nor crtit. tier annate,".
tides Ita IXIMITION HIUM STATKa iJ
i'ai. taxation-, which adiw rnox o
tiiiim: rra ck.nt. sioiik. aecowioewui
ruto levied on other properly. TO "
est Ispavablu In enrrenoy, tenlMDn
i.u m, ,.,,,. nitnii. ,i in t-sch note. MI
may bo cut off and sold to any lust
uaiiKcr.
Thu Interest amounts to
Ono cent per day on a $50 cot.
Two cents " 8100 ''
Ten " " J5I0
20 " " S1.000 "
SI . . Ji.UW "
Notes or all denominations nindU
promplly furnlihed upon ri-celptoltirr
lions. This is
rue- ami v I rtAMlN MARKET
now offered by tho Government, ssJ " J
confidently c-xpecfd that its tuperiw ""
luges will iimkult tbe
ORCAT POPI'LAB WAX 01' Tllfi fM
t ... ii.. n cinn nnn nnn nf the lw18 "'
t.y, ' -.i--.". ., no
inorizeil ny ino iaie inj;i"i -
flin iitttrlriit
This nniount, at the rate at "'.",,
being absorbed, will all be J!'1""'."
within four months, when the WW'
undoubtedly command a premium,
iinirormlv lic-en the caie ou cloilosi"
Urlnltnii4 In rtlhor Loans.
Iii order that cll.zensof every Jc" ';,.
tection of tho country may oo "";r wu
cllillotfor taking the loan.
have g'
ina loaii. "". -P.,vm
Hank. Slate Hants, und I'slvm - ,.
uirougiioui IUO couiury ,-'"'., pU
agreed to recclyo subscriptions "r
Subseribem xlll wlect their own "ffiji,
whom they bavo confidence, aud (
nro io uv rviiiuiuiuiuiui ,
notes for which they receive orders.
11' ?f)OKfci
Subscription Agent, rMMtlj
May 20, 1805
ADDENDUM'
Pkr Ovepui.sd TeLKaturii :
P..iWPELrwA1Mayntb,ll
- . r. .oftl e '
Jd aeries an soiu. Kouim-"- ,
.... ,...i .,i ThrU
I- 1 T ...lilT. h eottt"
nonsizou,uuu,uuu; "v
,. . .... j ik.i. TiiU-. ac
aeries, e.cepi uateu ium -. ,
. .! .i. .I..M In nav I
ernmeui rcscrveo iwu "bm - ,
rent. i Gold Instead of 7-30 Currecey.
JAV COOK&
Subscription Agent, rMI'lB