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VttOai CKCSCI2XT CITY.
nrricF. or Dec-an & Walt,, ) .
r?wTl,T,AUguil0tl.,18C5.
r..Mr ftnisurf Tlicro tins been nobody,
J,J cr alive, savcu '"" '" "
W"11 l - . .. l ll.r. fir. I l,nl
i,,n" , ii. in r..i.
Dfoll.tr JohMiiwn. , -
! imJ that Mine ashore, as noticed In tlio
L Frsnclco papers of 2d mid 3d In
- .tanl.onJ uo pari of U.o rvrede seen until
.boil three dura ngo. Ono of the ship's
I . M can,e ohorc on the bench, two miles
1 ,oatli of this placo 5 but to day n good
,jc, of the wreck Is coming nshorc-plcccs
ef the cabin, doors, Ac., mid part of the
upper deck, n spanker boom, ono trunk,
BiarWJ A. A. Slonc, Portland, contulnlng
omennnd children's clothing, and one
pjlr Colt's revolt era, nil In good order, ex
cept being wet. '''ho articles will be dried
ltd tent to Sun Francisco on next steamer
down, or lift hero otid udvertlicd. Wells,
Fjrgoi Co'a messenger, who you noticed
mong the list of lost, was our beloved
Weo'l, Joseph A. Lord, whom wc have
latlirately known for the last clevin years,
isd mourn and feel his loss as deeply at
U would a brothers. Poor Joseph had
pjnr warm friends on this coast. Ills
,jfe and child were here on n visit, and
iiter.ikd returning to Sun Francisco on
be stmnicr Del Norte this week, to Join
In. The ihock was terrible to her: she
i qillc broken hearted. I never witness cd
jteli Inlcnio grief In my life before j but
iklj here among her kind friends, who
Ifcoghl her up from infancy, and will do
t'lttat Is possible to do to console her.
t U n daughter of Mr. Mugruder, of
1 valley.
S'r.cc writing the enclosed, two more
L'talti cumenshorc, one cunltilnlugnSpau
iil panorama and fixtures, the other be
jlog to David C. Itnwvll. I have also,
JiitrcecUid a loiter from Solomon Hull,
cf GoM Muffs, thirty miles south of this,
lilting th.it n pieco of the wreck, with n
fad nun on it, camo ashore at that place
bit Thursday night. On his person were
tad photographs of ladles mid others, n
r.tmcrnmlum bock, with tho iinnio ol d
t'irJuff in it, alio u S-0 confederate note.
Tie portion of the wreck is described ns
tie part between the wheel home, full
vkilli of llilp, and about forty feel long.
bit night Ihu body of 11 small liny, np
pirenlly about seven years old, cumu tiiburo
He bd on two lifo preservers. The body
cime sihorc at Ihu liluffii. Ills supposed
ttatlho man wus not drownid, but kt
Idud-ftom cold 11ml cxhuuitlon. Frog
oeoiiof the wicck aru strewed from the
nosta of Smith Itivvr, to below Cold
U'tflV.
Yours trulj', R. Ucoak.
Still Xuvtor.
CnucKNT Cur, August 13, I8CT1.
t'J.StiUmth Througli Ihu politeness of
cor Coroner, J. K. Kldrldgc, K.rj., 1 wus
retrained tn take an ubstruct from his
betls.of the names and description of the
lodics found urn! buried by him. in the
e:ijr tuiUI grounds, from tho ill-fated
Brother Jnhiuilun, to this date:
No. I, Mr. Ittcb, U. S. A.
" 2, K. I. Louate.
" 3, Geo. W. i'ollock-put Into zluk
etffin.
.Vo. J, I). FurrWiput into sink coffin.
" 5, George Church (nrgio).
" C, A woman, judged to be between
3J sod -jo years of oge, auburn hair cut
Hon, abo.it fle fict Tour Inches hlgli, thick.
Kt, Mr complexion, upper front-ticth
tooe, no mollis or papcri by which she
could bo identiCcd,
No. 7 Lieut, i:. D. Woltc, U.S. A.
jat In zlnk coOiii.
No. 8, Man about flee feet eight Inches
tyMJik auliurn Imir, light or small beard
"I'll fceo, litllo finger of his lift hand
fc, no papers on him.
No 0, Mmi about fho feet ten Inches
I's-I'.ihndcr nude, light-brown Imir, hud
" B'cy flannel shirt and grey pants, hud
a bjgaSc check "No. 73," no other pa-
rrs,
N. 10. Charles Laws (negro).
No. 11, Negro man, ubout lli
o feet ten
"cms high, ,U maj0i ab0lU 35 yCQr oWi
Prr front-tecth wide apart.
bu'i1'""'' Mim nbtuU c fcet c,fi''1 lnc,1M
"So, slender made, hair mid goatee eamly,
'It ucisorln upper jaw gone, hlnb fore-
lead. about W j ears old.
luV3, iI',nu,"mt fivo 'cet ten Inches
l I'Sht-brown Imir, facu smooth, no
C"d on face, no marks or papers.
- U, Jas. Nesbil, of tie S. F, Bull
"n7Pt in zlnk coffin.
No. 15, a. Dttjcr, freight clerk of the
JMMlhap.
No- 1C, A man supposed to bo Jas. 12.
'". frorn a telegraph dispatch fouud on
2PlTn from Samucl lld". "ocheatcr,
Usled Jqnc Qth,
No. 17, x man supposed to bo J
fMg, from a steamer ticket found In his
abScic J' S' on aLaudkcui"""l
'je.J.T-Ancholpe.
. ', Jiuutto woman, linil nn ,,.
ild
""B 00 uer CnrriM-. n,, i, . .t.
sold mounting,:
McL !' !U!aM0 WOninn' with fc'0''1
H,1"" oi ,liat'8' hullli"8 case,
PlM. P0M mo,,U'' W1"' fuur brl'a31
,No-21, Mulatto'
w .. v, u ni.ro 11.
woman, hud In one car
wrk,n '::"" ,wli
hV uuop C4f ,.,
n.. .,- . '""J '""
ecS'STtdn V. nBi iho Tetter 0'
wffi'0MBl with opal,
P'aln rioir.
l ll l f w -
No. 22, Woman about five feet seven
Inches high, 0ut build, longiuburn hair,
good tcolh, about 30 years old, fulr com
plexion, had on her person two common
breast pin, open ended thimble, 7 plated
spoons, 3 Ivory.hmidlcd tablcd-knives, 1
S1.000 greenback, 6 $20 greenback. 7
SIO greenback, 2 SlOO greenbacks, 5 SSO
greenbacks, one S5 note on the Nutlonal
Rank of Poktepslej total, SI.C25.
No. 25, A negro man, supposed to be
28 or 30 years old, about fhc feet ten Inch
cs high.
No. 2-1, A man about Dve feet ten Inch
es high, stout built, weight about ICO
pounds, light auburn hair, red n libbers
and moustache, good teeth, watch and
chain, "No. 33518," buckskin purse, with
SI20 In coin, and S85 00 In L. T.
No, 25, Win. Perkins, of Sun Francisco.
No. 2G, A man, supposed from a Diary
on bis person, to bo a draftsman, and left
Springfield June lOlli, I6C5, sailed from
New York, on the steamer Occ"an Queen,
July 1st, landed In San Francisco, July
2fith, line on his person a gold watch, "No
4 i&S," hunting case, etc.; he was about
fivo feet ten Inches high, medium stature,
dark brown hair, moujtneho nnd whiikcrs,
no hair under his chin, from 30 to 40ycars
oM, plain gold ring on bis finger, gold pin
in n silver case.
No. 27, A woman entirely niked, ex
tcpt drapers, five feet nine Inches high,
heavy set, hravy suit of auburn hair, very
high forehead, fair complexion, bad on a
ring wlili emblem of two hearts united, fine
Icclh.
No, 28, A fair complrxloncd man, mi
burn linlr and beard, fhc feet eight inches
high, heavy set, had on gray plaid pints
and vest.
No. 29, Mululto man, about five fiet
ten Inches high, round, imcotb face, good
teeth, heavy set, weight about ICO.suppos
cd to be about 2ft jcars old, had on dark
grey pants.
No. 30, A man about five feet ten Inch
es high, weight ubout 170, dark brown
hair, whiskers and moustuchc sandy, had
on speckled casslmcre pants, white tl.lrt,
ono sleeve button with letter 'T on ll.sup.
posed to lie about 30 years old, no papers.
No. 31, A man about five feet eight
Indies high, hair and whiskers sandy, light
complexion, prominent features, high fore
head, bachelor's) prnk-grey flannel shirt and
blue nvcrlmulii, good teeth.
n. 32. A negro man, nbnut five feet
eight Inches high, heavy whM.irs nnd
mnuttaehe, good Icclh, ubout 35 years old,
hud on 11 white under waist, buttoned up
hifiirc, blue punts, and would weigh ubout
150 pounds.
There nro burled bclwecn Hold Dluff.
and Trinidad, about sixteen bodies, of
which we have not ycfoblulned a ducrip
lion. Gen. Wright's hone and a camel
went oshorc eight miles north of Trinidad.
Yours truly, It. Di-oak.
OniCAi. Iin-ORT or tiik Liaimini'ir.
IvKKI'RII AT Gr.KiGKNT ClTV. TIlO follow
ing is tho official report of G. W. Kmcrr.
keeper of the light home at Crciccnt
City :
CsiKfcm Citv I.miiT Statiox, )
August 1, 18C5. j
Sir. I have to report to jou, in con
fnrmily to the printed Instructions, that on
the 20lh day of July nt about 2 o'clccle
P. M., tho steamer llrothcr Jonatha'n,
from San Francisco, bound to Portland,
Oregon, was wrecked on a sunken rock 10
miles northwest of this light, in n strong
hrccr.e, wind from northwest. This c-scl
was not teen from the light, it being foggy
and smnky weather ; struck ut about 2
o'clock P. M., from tho best and most re
liable information that can bo obtained.
The crew nnd passengers consisted of about
250 souls, as well as can bo ascertained
from tho survivors, of whom 231 perished,
nnd tho remainder of the crew nnd passen
gers 19 In number camo ashore In one
of the ship's boats, were saved, and are
now at Crescent City. Jcry assistance
in my power was tendered to those on
board of tho wreck, which was ns follows,
namely: All tho surf boats and whuK
boats of Crescent City immdiately went to
tho placo whero the wreck was last seen,
to render such assistance us was necessary
to all who might be still ulse ; nnd after
none being found the boats returned.
However, the ship's bout reported that the
ship sunk stern first in about 42 minutes
alter she struck. Ujats are still cruizing
tho scu being cry heavy, and continues
to be foggy and 6inoky. '1 here has not a
fragment jet been seen,
Tho weather at tho time ol the wreck
was foggy nnd smoky, not being able to
sec half a mile from shore wind bloning
strong, and lias since. The crew ond pas
sengers number about 250, uf which 10
hate been saved. What (lie cargo consis
ted of I cannot say, but it will prove a to
tal loss.
Ilespcctfully, , G. W. KMEitr,
Piincipa) Keeper.
To Commander J. W. WmsTEn Light
houso Inspector, Twelfth District, San
Francisco.
Further Items about the Fatungtrs.
Mrs, Mioa Bernhardt and her son Paul,
who were among tho saved, wero In no
woy connected with the party of Mrs. Keo
nan. Mrs. U. is n German lady of frspec
luble fumily nod was on her woy to Vic
Inriii to join some relatives living in the
British Possessions.
Among tho passengers wna Mr Eel dc
Rutte, a French importer of this city, whoso
iiamo did not appear In tho passenger list.
He embarked on tho stenmer lato and bis
name was not registered at the Office
NEGKO SUFFRAGE.
For tho Information of our readers, wc
fluMi tho publication, to day, of the letter
of Kobcrt DalcOnory to tho President, on
the subject of negro suffrage. MrJobnson
promptly refused to Interfere with tha
South on the sntject of negro suffrage, yet
It will be Ibo ull absorbing quctIon during
the reorganization and admission of the
Southern Slates Into the Union. The radi
cals arc In favor of universal suffrage, re
gardless of the color or fntelUgcncc or tie
negro. Mr. Johnson and the eonciYathe
portion of the Union, some of the Democrat
ic, party nro In favor of allowing all to
vote who can read nml right tic English
language, regardless of color. In a Repub
lican Government, the true basis of repre
sentation is Intelligence and not color. It
was thought, at one time, that this question
would break up Mr. Johnson's Cabinet, but
later advices from the Kat show that Sw
art nnd Stanton arc now as likely to remain
In the Cabinet as ollh.-r of them was four
years ago. The opposition has had Its usu
al effect combining together those ngalmt
whom It was directed.
1 no t'oppcriicau Uenncrncj: need not ex
pect to get old or comfort at tho b.vids of
tho rre!dent. He Is determined that lao
ry and tho rebellion shall be destroyed.
John Minor llotti, n dlstluKulthid states
man of Virginia, It In f.u or of negro suf
frage. The lgns of the times clmily show
thatCuffeo Is to be tlc.'ated, and lUt de
mocracy It to go down. Wc predict that
democracy will be crushed out.
UnoM Fout lCi.AUATii.--Mr. George
Funk arrived from Fort Klamath liut
Wednesday evening, liy him o hear
news from Cupt. Spraguc's road parly.
Thry arc pet ling along very well and think
they will be done In about ten days.
While on tho subject wc would say that
theregulur army rutlonj urc sufficient for
soldiers, but they don't suffice for men nt
hard lubor In the mountains ; nbo chopping
and working In timber is much harder on
clothes than a soldier's lifo- For all this
work the mm get t'O extra cloths or ra
tions, nnd their month's wage, will bo much
Kssencd to make up the deficiency, Any
vegetables Unit the furnivm through the
valley might tnkc to the party would bo
cry acceptable. Wo think such might bo
done. As the citizens will rcuri n crcater
benefit fiom tho roid than the military.
Sinco writing the above, wc leurn that
Mr. Win. Uybec has started out with a
load of Potatoes, and other vcgttuble, to
the soldiers on the road. Mr. Isybceolso
proposes to Mart a subscription to repay
the Itoys for their clothes worn out.
School IIxam.vatiox Ou last Tiws.lay
tho quarterly examination of Mm. Mct'ully '
School came off, and r. fiVcted much credit
nn that lady for the manner In which she
has conducted her Institution of learning,
The exercises coi tiled of essays, declama
tions, reading, spelling, collupibr, etc.
Tho scholars nil acquitted llieinuhn well.
The essays of Mlfecu Clapton, Ilunjard, Illg
nm, and others, show id line aWllly In lliar
composition. The prizes wcro awarded as
follows: licet Heading, Mlsi Lizzie Clu)
ton-mednlj Ilest Writing, Mitt l.oena llun
yatd gold penj Most Jmproumcnt In
Writing, Almlna IJIgam mcdalj IHt In
Grammar, Miss Nannie Iltgam- medal; DcM
In Glography, 1st class, Miss Itocna Dun
yardmedal; Geography, 2d class, Master
Uobcrt Mlltcr-UK-dM; Host In Arithmetic,
Mlsi Nniinlo lllgaui medal; Iltt Spelling,
Istcln", llo bctu-cuMIts Kauulo ltlguut
and Miss Itocna llunynrd each awarded a
medal; Spoiling, '.'J clas, a lie bttwe.cn
Mlsi Anna Uudvrwood nnd Miss I.auru Lit
tle each n medal; Spelling, 3d class, MIh
Amelia Miller medal; Spellinr;, -tlh class,
Miss Isa McCully medal.
t . 1
Tunoi'ii the politeness of the stage dri
ver, we received, lust night, lale copies of
Suit Luke and Boise cily papers, 'lhc
Iduho Statesman of 8th says the grund jury
of Boise county, ufier a long session, ignor
ed n bill agulnit Patterson for the murder
of Piukhnm. The jury stood eleven in fu
vor of the Indictment, and fuur against.
We lack space for tho Statamtm's com
ments iu full. It say, "In the present in
stuuee, u most appuling ai.d unprovoked
murder has been committed iu open day,
under circumstances that leave no room to
doubt that the accused ought to be put up
on trial," Umatilla Mitither.
Wonder what the Reporter man thinks
now of the authorities determing "to see
justlco done!"
Roskouiio, August 14, 1SC5.
Uil. Sentintli On Saturday last u diffi
culty occurred here, between John Mynatl
and Henry Coston, which rculled in the
shooting of Mjnatt by Coslon. Tho ball
entered Mynall's left side, producing a
painful, though not supposed to be danger
ous, wound. The cause of the difficulty is
not sufficiently kuowu to be commented
upon. ear
n
Sprcce BFKR.-Sum Vcse is now making
a fine nrticle of the above named beverage.
Wc are persuaded it is ery nice ond
those wishing to test it cau do so by call
Ing ou him .
Tmoutb rnoii an Oincr.ii to the Pri
vate Soldier. Major General Slocum,
the famous commander of Sherman's left
wing, in a reception speech at Sj recuse,
lately, referred to on orticle in a Syracuse
newspaper, which, he said, "had contrasted
tho reception given to an officer with that
gitcnton private soldier. Both entered
the servico from this county both had
been wounded ic tho same tutllonnd re
turned under similar circumstances yet
how different their receptions. Tho effieer
was met at tho depot by a large number of
friends nnd most cordially greeted. The
soldier was met by nn orly sister, and by
her alone accompanied to bis home. I pre
sume there are not ten men within the
reach ofmyvotco who rtmemUr the article
to which I refer, nml I am wry confidcat no
one was more Impressed by It than myself
I felt It, for I was the officer to vthom al-
hislon was made, and I could not but if.
knowledge the justice of the nrticle. Our
private soldiers unlike those of other coun
tries, enter the service generally from pure
ly patriotic motives. They moke equal
sacrifices and endure even greater hardships
than their ofScers. In all those trails of
character which you eltlight to honor, the
soldier has claim upon you equal at least
to bis officers. The field of battle is not
the only test of courocv nnd manlirr in
Jhe Itlc of a soldier. 'I he long and fatigu
ing march, the labor in the ireiiche, the
short allowances of food, arc all tels 0
severe n any presented bv bailie. I hate
seen the men of my command, nftrr working
wnUtdeep In woler.bulldiiie bridges our
the iIvcm and roads through the swomps
of the Carolina, go quiclk to their lent,
pud. w'thnnt the chum, of"clollilntf, make
on ear of corn supply ll c plscc of the unai
ration. I have seen this frequently nnd
never jet henrd n word of comphlut.
Happily, all thefC things ure now oer,
The soldier's wotk I done, nnd well done,
They return to you brlirr men, physically
and menlnlly. limn when Ibev icfi you'i
nnd I nm confident ymi will find the mass
of them uninjured In moral. Open your
shnpj to them, g!o them good emplov
mcnt.nnd I nm corlnln yon will find tlc'm
n filihfu! as citizens ns'they have been as
soldier.
Onn ti t,i.ow' Ci 1 rnennv -On Thursday
last. nUul fifii-en Odd Trillins eatnoov.r
from Ynl.i In attend the celebration of
that frntrrnllr In this place. We so to
pre thin (Friday) evening Insfore tlic com
mencement of the exercises, but iho Indica
tion nro that they will lo Intcrestlne. nnd
the bull Ibis crcnlng pleasant nod well at
tended. Ue port next week.
NKW TO-DAY.
I). M. C. GAt'fr,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
jackjoxviixk, onrocN.
Office nt IJ. P. Done-ll's Uw Office.
WM, FAULKNER &-
SON,
lMroRTKns or
CARDS & CARD STOCK
ALL COLOFIS, PRINTING INK,
All Culurs--llr0117.es, YuruUli,
PR1KT1HQ PRESSES, TYPE
Print ing Materials
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION'.
OLD TYPE METAL.
Machtiilsts may at nil limes bo supplied
with old tjpe metal by calling at
3JLX, C51y Blroot,
nni:Ciii jA XFU V N CISCO
PROPOSALS TO FURNISH
1)IIOPOjJAI.S lolurnMi tmiily lliouinnd
. pounds i.f Hour nt lust Kbunaih. lor Ibo
ue ol the Indian Depart incut nr-lnnlwl-Uldiln
wrlllii(r. and mdors d ''i'ltOI'O.S.
ALS TOR TJ.Ont" will l reclud at the
Siipeiliiiendent'ri bRlc, fc'ali-m, Oregon, up
to Iho 10th of SeptcmliT ucxl.
riour to bo dimucd prior to 1st Novem-U-r.
181-V at the Coiiiinlwiirv Store Home.
ut Tort Klumath, one lialf in 100 lbs. sach,
uir remiimirr III au io saens mid iu In In.
ipcctiil upon dt-lltery, by tlioActlug Com
uiliuiiy ol lubslsleneu nt llie furl.
J. V. TtwT JIi'minoion.
Supcrlntmdtnt ludlaa Atlululu Oii-gon,
August 1'Jlli. Sa-.
Tort Klum.itb, August Mtb, I6W.
New ! New ! f Now ! !
KREUZER'S
.-EW STORE,
Iktwccn New Slate Saloon and Uradbury
&. Wade , Jacksonville,
IS STOCKKI) COMPLiri'KLV WITH
Best Cigars and Tobacco,
FRL51I CANDIF.S AND NUTS,
NEW TOYS &. NOTIONS
Ri e t -J OH i.y-,
FRESH FRUITS, LTO , hTO.
Mr. Kruiwr lavlnjr purchased thu new
stoia one d'jor touih of IJrudbury .V H'udo'i,
calls ILiu attention of lliu public to his com
plete stock of smoking uud chewing tobacco.
Abo to Ms tarlous biaucU ol cigars, from
the common half-spaulsh to the mott Ira
giant Havana. All told at the most liberal
prices.
You can be best sunnlied with anT arti
cles Iu bl line, aud tato money, by giving
him acaII. D.-cunli. 1 h lf-i.3.
TLjWM.momTm
LIVEUYAXDsSALE STABLES.
Corner ot California and 1-ourih slrt-vts.
OLUUAGK&IsRUM, Proprietors
u THESE STADLCS are
JMKlccatrally located, and con-
JEL
venknt to Ibo Union Ho-
lit. Horses and mules will bo kepi oy me
day or week, nt moderate charges.
Ihe proprietors have a number of fine
I1UUGIES ANp OARUIAOKS,
Toroue or twoborets, to let on moderate
terms. Also, good suddlo hortes and mulcx,
wbtch they will let to go to any part or the
counliy, ouicasonoblei terms.
Horses broHo to the saddle or Larneu.
Animals Bought and Sold.
The proprietors pledge tbeinttlvci to give
satisfaction to all wbo may favor them with
a call. Jacksonville, Ogn. Aug 31. IStf
THE
WAR
IS
!
GL.OIIY
I
Sachs Bros
Arc selling ku follonlcg ge-ods
At Ct-reitly
Xloctutfoct
rrloos.
FOR CASH FOR
10 WAYS ONLY,
In order In reduce our
of (joeyds. We ore selling
Immense stuck
Best Alexander Kid
Glovca, $1 25 n. pair.
Best French Prints, 30
Cents n yd.
Best Aincrican Frinttf,
181 Cents a yd.
Best French Lawns 25a
30 Cents a yd.
New stylo Dolaincs 25
Cento a yd.
list French Linen I.uwii 5
C'e-ntMi Yiiiel.
l)n.ss ('ouils at Now Voik
Cost.
Come oce, come all, snd txamlne for
joursehes SAOII HROS.
May 10. 1FC5. nm)20tf
A CARD FOR THE
sumiyier & fall
Clothing Trade
OF 3A.V FRAN'CISCO,
li.iiio'EH & u.i)i;iii;w;Kitt
Nos. 411, 413 and 415 Battery Bt
Co.. Jf ri t taunt, till I'lumUcu,
iiijiorlers and M'holcsnlo
DRAlul'ZnS.
Hislirc Xuw tissil IVi'sh Stock.
We would call Ihe attention of Country
Merchants to cur unusually large itixt,
ol Ooods. Our stock couprttts creij arti
cle In thu
CLOTHING & FURNISHING UNI!
We have constantly on hand Ibo largest
and irrcaiM variety of
CASSIMKRi: AND WOOL HATS
of any bouse In Sun I'ranciKO and our pri
ces for thtsq goods ure less than llio.o of
any bouc, m we ncelvo Ihem direct from
the manufucturt.r'1 consignment. Ourstock
SUMMHR k FALL GOODS
U particularly attractive, and iLc great fi
lure to tbo country mercbaute Is tho uuusa
ally low prices
Leu than the cost of Importation I
We alio keep Ilia
Qtapio A.rtiolou
In tho Diy Goods litiv.wliicb Good we have
purchased In Ibis market under tbe hammer,
and arc ollerlug !bm at New Vork cost,
aud lets.
Wc publish this card In order that fe may
make utw auuinlauces, and Induce those
wuo bae not btretoforo purcbued of us to
call at.d examine our stock.
Good Articles & how Prices
Arc the great liiduciiucmcntsweotfir to all
wbo purchase lc.se.-U again. .Vlercbsnls wbo
buy or usc4U make a good profit, and tell
to tbclr catomeis at a low figure-. Wc re
main, rcspccllully,
Your olxdlent servants,
IIADGER k LINDKNHKRGER,
Wholesale Clothing and Hut Wurehouso
Nos. 411, 413 nnd 415 ttattery street,
Ban FranclKO, July M, '65 jy7m3
OVER
JKWELEY-
CLOCKS, ' WATCHES,
FANCY ARTICLES
"As"
NEW 'STORE!
Next Door to Sachs llros.
T NKUIir.R has itoclml bis new Mor
il wltb n largo nnd valuable aMorlmrnt o,
Ulct slrles nnd patterns of GX
sfrinO and wntuiiT rQ
clocks'. -i ;-)a
S1LVKR WATC1IFS. -I'jtW
DIAMOND JKWKLUY,
PIIARL. F.MF.RALl). CAM IX) HKT3
Together with a splendid lot of other
.nr rMv.'sKiMVMeTfcr,
Urtast-l'inr, Uroochcs,
Kar-Rlngs, Finger Rings,
Lockvti, Duckies. Olnsin.
Uractlets, Sleet o Ruttuns,
Niehlacv.
Wntch-Chnlns,
Chatclaln
and icul;
Also, complete sets of Incomparable
Qnnrtsn 3To-wol-y,
inanuliieturcd fiom the nclirtt nnd most
Ixutitlful specimens of Uold Hill uud Fow.
Icr quartz.
In addition to the nboTf, may be fouihl
nt his store the best epiulilles of
I'AULi: AND l'OOKKT CUTLUIIV,
And, In short, n general variety uf
Xlrk-Niis'ks & I'uncy Aitlcleit
All of which will be sold at Low i-ntCK
and w.irrnnti'd.
RIM'Al III NO -Clocks. Wntchc nnd'
Jewelry rt'pulieO with promptness, nnd 'u
it mntinor to giinriintee sutlsl ictlon.
MAUFAtTCRKD to urd-r, any arti
cle ol Jewelry, with nrntnrss and disjiutch.
CJ1. Call nnd see bis new slink, nt his
new store, on 1'ulirornla street, next door
to Sachs llrnt., Jacksonville, Oiegon.
Juchsonville, Dec. 17. lti',.'. tf
American I-ixcIinngc Hold,
ivi.Mitor
SA.vsoau: a- iiai.lixk St.,
fBtx-xx 33,s.T-soloo.
rpilU proprietor if tbi fuiorlte hotel
1 would ri.picttully Inroiin Ilia liueelltig
public Unit tbo American l.xcli.uige, Imslu
U-cti rt'coiitly inlurgid and Impiiiud Iu hII
Its tlrpniliiK-nl. be ( now pirpate-d limtlir
imtrlur Indueeinviitii to hi pulioim and thu
puldio In .tnvrul. He cau now oH-rilf
iriut suits or siuulur.ium Inr l.tmllli-a wtil
iliigli) loom Tor g,culUuieii,,ii Unm to milt
tlit lllii". Till liitiocoiiliiliialuindMimf
ly furnl-liid public tailor, Uiiutilul larwu
dining linil, I'omiiii'dious uml pi-ii, ant fit
ting and lending mom, tog Ihu with nllur
f.icilltk' not ni'cvMiiry todiiumernte lliis
iiivmi nun uud trnii-lirs will llud lhi Aimr
icau lixcluiign mcdihI to liu hntil In ihu
city, whe-lhe-r us iigaidt Injury, cumlm! or
Konomy. The tablo will bu miptlr,I with
all the delicacies of Ihu snvti. dutiful
for pat pnlinnnge, tho pruptlrior ii.hcI
fully solicits u coulluuntitt of tin- publlo
faiur. J. W S.ll!Gi:.NT.
niiy3m I'mjirUlnr.
Sheriff' h Salo.
BYtlrtueuf uu rxecullon nnd order of
sale, duly liiid by theClukof Ihe-Clr-i-ull
Court, ol t"jc 5'lutn of (iii-g.Mi, fur Ihe
county of Jock. on, uml tn i,w duulol, In
lasorul j;tii'-r hi I' Gm-', nibnintili,i'i,r of
ihu ulate of Godfiey Lignvr, ili-ei:iH-.. nml
ngain.t A M Ibrry. lur Ihu ie cowry of
Itii'Hiimul l.k'WII llillldml Ulld Aul't-Hly
liiurninl 'Iliirliin une buiidtrdlhidullai,
wltb Inlin-il. coils mid aecritiiig roil. I
Hill, on. Valuid.iy. ihu lith day nl Nptm
bvr, A. D- IbliS, ut tin- Cdiiii IIoumi d-r nf
suld tounly, bi-lui-cii thu huuis of 0 o'elotk
a X and I o'clock p. u. ol -nld iUj, oltrr
for sal, fur cash, to I Ik- hlgliri-t blildir, lh
following di.crlUd niollgiigtd plimirvs, In
will Coiiiuiiuclng nt n pot on tin uuilb
lido of (.'alifornire itrril, In llie luwu of
Jacksuullu Jaikson county, (Jnxuii.fi S
luvt eail ul tin soulbniit ruruer of I In let
now occuplid by Judge I I'. I 'r I in, run
ning Ihe lice east along :iM stru I. nnd Ihq
liuu cluiiiied in lhc south lino uf llitiham &
l.nngvra trad ol laud, about Iwo huudrttt
fut) Ibuucu :-orUi ai-nut t bu hind kl;
llnuce west ntotil Iwo hundud Imlt llivncu
south about two bundrul dot, lo thi-plw..
ofbegluulug. V. , (MVIJN,
Mirmror Jacksoiico (iu.
August 1st. IM atiBwt
QTATU of Oregon, Couuty of Jackson.
tn Jmllre e'ouil.
To D. A I Waters t
Ynu aru hereby notified that a wilt of at.
tm hiiiuil ha Ikcii ifc.neil jgulm; von. um!
your pinpviiv nttacluil l uilry iho il
mind nt M Caliwii, nmouuilng tu ono
hiiudiul uml loily (IU 0U)t now utile
you hull oppeeir liyre A. v. GilUlt, a
Ju.ticu or Die l'uneii, In and lur s.i d
Couuty. ot his otllev, In AibUnd, ou U 2d
day ol Si-ple-inbr, A l, IBtU,al luo'elosk,
a it, of said day, Judgtuu will boieudtrril
against you, mid jour propvity sold lu psy
thu dibt uud cost or suit ,
Dated Ibis VOtti day or July. A. I) , 16ii,
M.CALUWj;i.l., 1'Utnlltl'.
8UoritT3alo.
BY virtue or n warrnnl lud by ibo Clerk
or JoK'phinu County, iilatu orUrvgou,
Uoiidiliiiriiiint luxtm lit ud county, am) In
mu dirictul, I luvu duly U u) ou uud will
'ioccullov.lltttpiiljliosul, for cash In tho
highlit bidder, ut ihu (.'curt House door, in
Kcbyville-, on Suturdiy. the ZGlli diy or
August 18W, bclHeni lhc hour of out and
four o'olock 1. M Ibo tull(iiiu properly,
lo-wtj mllich with all It nppurteoances,
sltuatei on riallleii (,'retk and know it a Ibo
prope rl j or Uud ; llouKi. ir, latUTy Hie
cluigeU on said pioperty for Ihuyinr. ISOl
1603 i itet Iu ibu turn or Two Hundred
and Forty Dollars, wills costs and tsucuses
or tale.
TII03 F. FLOYD,
fchcillT Josonhlne Co.
Dated at Kerbyvllle,
July. Ifllh, iai!&. Jy29w. 4
PACIFIC
IN8UUANCJJ COMPANY,
CASH CAriTAI.,
A 7So,ooo OO.
C?ACn fifin0" deposit Iq Oregon.
OOU.UUUaII iose$ I'ayabloln U.
H, Gold Coin. Insure against Lots or Dam
ago by Fire.
FACHS DUO'S, Agent',
JanJlir Jsekeonvillo. Oicgoo.
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