kai&akJ
;wi
;
The secret of tills superiority -t-prinj not
, Vy front tlic fnct that in n republic tlic
national ob'lgntions are distributed more
KiJ.'y through counties numbers In nil
society It ha-' Its rr ln 'he character of
cor Iw9 Here nil men contribute to tlic
pnbl c welfare, nnd bear their fair slinre of
tbo pnblic bnrden. Purine; the war, ttn
di'rtbo impulse of patrlotl'in, the men of
Ike prcat body of the people w ilhout re
fird to their own comparative want ff
wraith, throneeil to our armies mid filled
oar fleet' of war. and held themelves ready
to o3r their lives for the public good
Sow, in their turn, the property and in
come of the country should bear their jut
proportion of the burden of taxation,
while, in our Import system, through menn
of which increased vitality is Incldcntly
imparted to all the Industrial interests of
tbc nition, the duties should be so adjusted
.ai to fall mot heavily on articles of lux
ury leaving the necessaries of life, as free
frfm taxation ns the nlnolutc wonts of the
Government, economically administered'
,wl!' justify. No favored class should do
used freedom from assessment, nixl the
taxes should be so distributed n not to fnl'
niJa'y on the poor, but rather on the nc
cnmulatcd wealth of the conntry. We
should look ot tLc national debt just n it
ii, not ni n national btatsing, but ns n
heavy burden on the Industry of the ctn
try. to be discharged without unneiry
d.-Iay It is estimated by tin- Secretary of
the Treasury thnt the expenditure for
the fiscal year coding .Tune HO. 1S6C, will
...,1 ,i. ..tni. ciiimi oi- i i-
:eed the receipts. S113.19 1.91 . It I
gratifying, however, to state that it l nlsn
cttiRMtid that the revenue for the year
cnJincdune 30. 19C7. will exceed the ex
pond.turcs In the som of Stll.C2S.6L?.
Th amount, or io mucli as may lie deem
1 lufiicient for tlie purpose, may be nppll
ti to the reduction of the pnblic debt,
which on the 211 day of Oc.obw. 18(!5 i
i S2.7I0.S54,Tji0. Uvery reduction
will diminish the total amount ot interest !
THE OREGON
U be paid, nnd so enlarge tbetnntosof jCX '" "" m
sti!! further reductions, until the tfbok-1 iom th' moment nt tbe Mtabth-bmrnt of
shall be linuldutcd, nnd this. M will be I pr free Constitution, tbe elvllbud world
... ,i ,i,, i ,l c..t.. rl ba t---n conld by revolntlons in lb
seen from the estimates ol the Secretary of ,Bllwuor democracy or f monarch, l.ut
the Treasury, may be accomplished bynn- ' tbruu-ih all tbi-ae ivi olntb-M tbe Uult-tl
nual payments evsn within n period not
-exceeding thirty years. I have faith tlmt
nc shall do nil this within n reasonable
time A we Imve nmnaed the world b
the suppression nt a civil war w blch was
thouL-ht to lie lieyond the oetitrol ol nny
Government, so we shall (-qually show the
sop-f riorily of our instltwtloos by the
prompt and faithful discharge of our im
tiora' nblication.
TIIK I'HI-AHTMrvT Of AflHIfXXTCRK.
The I)--parttnnt of Acrleulture. under Its
pr- -nt direction. I accompli-kln wnek In
det-'lnp ntr nnd iitllizini; tbe vast a?rkul
t'trl . apabllitl-s of tbe eotintr. and for
i'-u.aiiun r-iectbif the details of lie
mati'v-iif-nt. reference ! made to tbe an
nu J r port or tbe Comini-wloner.
Ol'R rnRKION' HKLJItlA.Vl.
I have dwelt thus fully nn our domestic
iSairs because of tbelr tmnseendVnt Iwpor-
tr,ec under nny olroutnsUncts. Our
great extent of terrltoe, and variety of ,
climate, bavins almost cvervtblur that Is
-wessn-y for tho wants and even comforts
ol man. niui.e us singularly Imlependent of
tbc varying policy of foreign I'nwers, nnd
protect us against every temptation to en
tangling alliances. W'blle. nt tbe piesenl
tnnm-ot. the reestHblishmrnt ctf horiwinv
and thettrontb Ibat comes from harmony,
will be our best security against nations
who feel their power and who forget rlrbl.
For myself. It has been nnd always will be
my conatanl aim to promote jiettoe and am
ity with all foieln nations and Tower.
asd I have every rnon to lielleve that
they all, without t-xeeptlon. n'e animated
by the tame deposition. Our relations
with the Kmpsror of China, to reeent in
Ihtir orljcln are aioat friendly. Our oaw
mrce with Id dominions Is ruMirUi new
developments, nud It Is very plasvdng to
Had that the j-nverninent of that f rewt era
Pre manlf-sts satisfaction wllh our polley
and rejtores jmt conRdsnoe In tbe falrnss.
which marks our interoourae.
The unbroken h.usnouy Isstwaen tbO'oi
ted States and the Kmror of Huwla l re
ceiving a new support fro- an enterprise
deiigavd to oarry telecmpble Hues aeroat
be continent of Asia, tbiougfe bis domin
ions, and so connect us with all T.utupe by
a new channel of Intercourse.
Our commerce with South America Is
about to receive eneouragsweut by a direct
line or etenrnshlpw to the rising empire of
Bril 1 he dUtlngul.beU party or men of
science who huvo recently left our country
to inako scientific exploration ol tbe natu
ral hintory, and rivers and mountain rang
of that region, have ncehed from tbe Kin
pvror that generous welcome which wa to
have been cxpttcted from blscoiuitoot frb ud
hip for the United States and his well
ariowii z6alln promoting the advancement
of knowledge
A hope U cutcrtalncd that our commerce
wlth the rich aud populous territory Uiat
borders the Medltorantan Sea may lie lr
ylncrcacd. Nothing will be wanting on
the part of this government to ojUnd tbe
Protection of our flag nvr the tnttrprlse ot
our fellow citizens IVc receive from Pow
rs In that refdon assurances of good will,
"id It Is worthy ef note tlmt n Special En
oy has brought us a message of eoudolenoe
on the death or our lute Chief Magistrate
rom the Iltfy of Tunis. wboK- rule Inoludoe
ue dominions of Carthago on the African
coatt .
Our domestic contest, now happily ended,
Duiifiiogie tracis In our nlaiions with
ooo at least of tlio great maritime Towers
tn iv "ul aordam., or U llibir. i.t rights
0e insurgent was unprcoednitid, und
nMtiotbunjustlQKl by tlelMUc, llut iu
I III SV( I" Ilf M. I il iv rtli.ne.1 l-
he
,..,. - mm u ,u i , i ru COICO.Otl Hi 1
n i-M'k-d ( m-renc Tl'.' mat-ml
of war lor il insurgent were furntslnd in
n (trwit hti-nrr. from the workshop rf
Great Tiritain. and JlrltMi shlp,mnnnd bv
Hrltlli subject, and iircuared for llrltl.h
IVm .ruik.ith..1 , - .. -
armament", sailed from the iorl of Great
Ilrltnin to tnak war on American com
merce, umli r the shelter of a committed
from the Insurgent Slate. The ships bav
ins once escaped from llrltish ports, ever
afterwards entered them In everv pan of
the world to relit. and m to renew "tin Ir dep
redations. The consequence of thl eon
duet were most dl..irott in the Slate
then In reWMion.ln cnlne ihelr di-sOn-Hon
and inl-er; by the prolan vat Inn or our
civil cnl."t U had. nvrover. thetnVet
loop-sal eMent. to dme the American
flag from I lie -a. and io transfer much of
our shipping nnd our commerce io the ten
Tower whose nlrf-cts had created the neces
sity for such a chance These event look
place before I was called to the administra
tion or the government. The sincere deIre
for peace by which I am animated, led m
to nptirove the proposal already made, to
submit the questions which had thus arisen
between tbecounlrle to arbitration. These
question are of such moment that they
nml have commanded the attention or the
great l'owir. and so intctestlafc to the
jcace and Inkrc-t of every one of them.
km to have Innred ii Impartial decision. I
recret to Inform yon that Great lltiuln re
fused the arliitratlnn. hat. on the other
band. 1m lied u to the formation nf a joint
commission to settle the mutual claims te
twwn the two countries, from which hno
for the depredation lefore mentioned
shonM I cxelnded. The proportion. In
that my nnallractry form. ha b-en de
clined. The fnltrd ?lnte did not present
the subject a an ItntM-acbrm-nt of the food
faith of a Power which wa professing a
nw-t friendly dliosltion but a- Involving
ftictlin or public law of which the settle
ment lorntlat to the jieace of nations;
and tboiiiih p-eunlarr reparation to tbilr
injnn-d citnen would bnu fullowed Inci
dentally on a decision against Great ltrll-
tu. i-nch comHnatlon was not the prituarr
object. They bad a higher unlive and ft
. "" ,n ,Bt interest oi nt-aci- ana jnsuce. io
wUWI4l nilrt.nt VliMsH.tc of Inirrna-
lloual law. T'ie conrpoiideiicc will I
placed In-fore von. Th- ground on wh'ch
ttte Brllli-h .!iilter rel hl Junlncatlon
l. sulwuutlallr, that lh municipal law at
a nation, and domeMic Julerprvltnn ot
that law. Is the nriari- of It- dutT a a
n-ntral; and I feel bound to d rlnrc mvJ
opinion ir,revon and irore tbirM.
I that this justiflcutlnn cannot be wWilned
I iur- ini ir unnai oi imuuni ai mi- uiih'
i 1 llf.iM I At lii.l lultlai. lA Am hr..aiil mi
t-mnt n-drva by act nf lctrlilon. Tor
tht lotnrs tbe frleiMlshlp bciaecu tbe iwo
Mates m a w i-'iy ana ntmiy rrin.-ti w if
come -rnpairaiidist nf rriwbllcanlsm. It
i- the unh Governntant aulkil to our con
dition : but we have n-cr suu;bt tu Imtios--
It on uibers. and wr ba ouiitlstvntly fol
low ill tbe ndrlce of ablngtuu, tu recotu
mnd It only by tbe careful prtservatlou
and prudent use of th- blessing. Durlnc all
tbe Inl-rvi-nlni period, the tlley of liro-;m-svii
Tiiwers aud of lira fatted Stales has.
on tbe whole, Iwen lwrtMOulou. Indeesl.
rumr ol tbe invasion of some pat Is of
Aiti.rca in tbe lutervet of munateby bale
liMaih-d. Twice m) predn'esaots bate
but! occasion to aaiK-ui-c tbe vicars of tht
nation In resj.net to such luterfrr. uce. u
liotb cca4ou tbc rwon-trance ( tbe Tol
led States kit respected, from a deep con
viction on tie part of l.tirnp-eu Govern
KH-nts that tbe systita of lutvrftnnce and
mutual uUtloence from proeaputdiirtn was
tbe true rule lor tbe two bemlspb-ri. plnct
tbe Um. we hare advane.-d Io wealth
and powtr, but we r taiu the purpww in
l-save Ibe nation of Europe to cho-v tbvir
dynostl. and form (L-Ir uwn sstui of
gosernm-uta. Thi couslsioni modtralltm
may justly demand curre-nondlu mod' r-
1 allou. tie should rt-sard It as a great ca-
JillUtlsW:
world, should auv Euroovan Tower eliaJ
leaire Iht Anxi ieau people, as it were, to tbc
defense of republicanism agaiuel torelgu in
tenereoce We emuot forsev, and are un
willing to cotislder, what opportunities
tnlgfat preseut Ibewst-lves. what cowblua
tions rnUbt offer, to protect uutsclns
I against ilvslgns lulmlcal Ij to our form ot
I I Governm- ut. Tbe United aUtet d sire to
act In the future, aa tbey bare evrr aikd
heretofore. Tbey never will U driven from
Ibut eourat- but by lb agn.-ssloM of liuro
iean Tuwera. and nly on tbe wisdom
a'd Justice of tboae power to respect Ibe
wmIom of uou-luterfi-renee. whlcb hu Ki
long been ssntsiioui d by ttwe and whlcb by
its good r suits ba pirori-d Itsilf to both
csHilineuls.
Tbe QorresponoeMS between tbc Unlkd
Stal-s aud France Iu relinuc- to nuestlun
wblcb base become MtbjecU of di-cussloo
between Ibe two Govtrnsn-uts will, ut tbe
proper time, be laid befur Cobgresa.
TMU OMstlY Akll bnsN.sr br- THK Col.VTkV.
When, no tbe ergatiizatiou of onr Uo
ernmutit under tbe Constitution, tbe I'ltjei
dent of tU Unibsd States dcliversjd his br
augual tuidress to tbc two bourns of Oon
grt, hesaM to thsui, and thiough item to
the couulry and )o tusisklnd, ikat the MfV
ervation ol tbc sneied utk of hberi) nnd
ibii destiny ol tbc republican mode of gov
ernment arc justly considered as deeply,
perbsi as firmly, itsked oo tbc ex per i
isent Intrusted to tie American sscpfe,'
and tbe House of RcpreeeaUtiees answer
ed Washington by tbe voice of Madison:
"Wo udore the Invisible Hand which Ins
led tbc Ainerlosn (icopl, through to Hwoy
saerillc-s, to cherish a conscious reaponsi
Idluy fur tbc dsstiny "I republican liber
ty " Mote than seseotysij jenis base
glldod kwa) since these words were suotton.
Tbe United Stales have paaeed through se
verer trials than was foreseeu, and now, at
this new ejioet, In our iklatencv as one ua
tionewlih our Uuhiu purified by sorrow aud
strengthened by wiuHiet. nud isUblislnd Ly
the virtue of tbe people, the gnatueas ol
ibu occasion luiltes us once wore to nie-Ht
with koleinuily the pledge of our fathers
to bout oursehes answerable Io ourfjtllow
men fur tbe success of the republican form
or gonrument. Hxperience has proi ed Its
otliuieucy in ieace aud In wur. It baa iu
d'oated its authority through dangeis uud
afUlctions.aadMiddiui and terrible- einergeu
cles, which would buve crushed any system
that bad been less firmly fixed iu tbe heart,
or Ibe people. At tbe iunuK-iruslbO of Wash
ington tbe foreign relations of the country
were few. and its Irado was rpi""l''y
bOslllo rLgultttluiiB KuW all the eiwliztd
nations of tbe globu welcome our commerce,
and tbelr Government tf-- v..' m
a-l 'v Tl- ' irv. il lij r. If taw,y t-
la. inly aloncan ird tai'i. v. tliSt.it. s
so little bound logt-lh. r by rapid mean of
communication ns to be hanllj Kuown to
one asotlier, ami wlih history arid traditions
extending over wry few yeus. Kow In
terconrM Wtween tbc Slates It twlft and In
tlmats. The experience of oenlurice has
1-een crowded into a few generations nnd
has created nn intense, Indestructible na
tionality. Then onr jurisdiction did not
reach beyond the Inconvenient ltoundatles
nf the terrltorv which hn.l nM,lr.1 tn.1...
-,...,. ........
pendence. Now. tbronthcelon of lti.l
to thr flrt eolonl-is l.y Sptln and Trance.
the country has nequlrcd n more complex
character, and has for In natural limits the
cjmln of Inki-s, the Gulf rf Mexico, and on
the cast ami wet the two great oce-ui.
Oilier nations lu-re wasted lv civil wars for
ages before they ee-nld establluli for them
selves the neceary degree of tinllv. The
Intent conviction that our form of tiovcrn
menl 1 the bet ever Known to the world,
liasenableil us (o emerge from clll war
within four years, with n complete vindica
tion of the constitutional authority of the
Gi-neral Goxernment. and wllh our local
llSertles nnd Stale Institution unlmpeacb
el. The Itimns of emigrants that crowd
to our shore are witnesses of the confidence
of all people In our permanence. Here Is
the gr-at land of free latmr. where Industry
I bWed wllh unexampled rewanl, anil
tkobrtad of the wnrklnpunn I sweetened
by the cone!otfnet Ibal the cause of th"'
coantt v Ii hi own cu. lilt own saft ty, hi
ortn dignity. Here ivcry one enjnyj the
free ne nf Ids faculties and the choice of
activity a a natural right. Her., under
the comh'ned Influence of a fruitful soil,
genial dim." and happy institutions, the
population lm lnnva-e.1 fifteen fold within
HOnlnr.i. Here tbroticb lite easy Uevel-opemi-nt
nf Imniidles resonrces wraith ha
losrrasvd w.tb two fold Rrtuier rapidity
than nnmtiers. so that we have Worn se
cure against tbe financial lclsUu4o of
other cunulrle. and alike In bnlneM aad
in opinion are self-centered nnd ttnly In
d p"iident Here more and mare care U
irlven to provide eiliicatlon for evt-ry one
lrnononr tmi Here, reunion rricaeti
I rem noliilcal connection with civil govern'
ment. r-fuses to sul-erve lbs-eran ol state-1
men. ami le-cntars in lis independence 'ncMMSt,!., ..-in,
spiritual life of thepecple. II-re lo. ration fBgf
i (Xteinivd in everv opinion intheoui-t .. , ,, . t-s-.-.i
certainty that truth neidsnnlv a fair fli Id UlUtCU. StntOS internal
to sjssnrc llHJilclsiry Here the hnnnn TvCVCnUO Collection. Dili
mind goes forth uns burlb d Iu the mr-ull . . . '
orci-.ce. to bull'Ct stor, of hoowledg- tl'XCt Of OrCgOll.
and acquire a nerercndlng matery our I iAi'ioir vm . ,i .ftV1.iIrtl. ,,i ..,-,
the loree. of nalnre H.re the national ' I'1..1. ,l . ' l.lh' l,,mi,i "" ''' ''.
dnumlol. ,,M-.e. n.l.t I.. 1.1 In ltll... r
s-enarate freehold, so that our Mlow citi
setts, beyond tbe occupant of any oilier
part or lite eartu. con-inui.- in reality a
jieople. Hire iils ih democratic form of
government, and ttal form of goTemitieat
by tbe confession of European slatesmen,
give a pow er of w hie-b no other form Is ca
pabls, iM-ratse It Inrorjn rates ei ery m,iu
iih tbe s late and arouses everything that
belnnK Io the- soul.
Where, in pa-t prMierlty. dne a tiarallel
exit to tbe public bappiavf wbleb Is with
in tbe reach of tbe jieople ol Ibe United
Stales T Where, In any (isirt of the slot,
can Institution be found o suite,! to their
balHts, or so entitled to their, lore, a Ihelr
own I tee Constitution 1 Krery one of the in
thru In wbateter part of tbe land be has
h bom-, must wish It prosperity. Who
oftbetn will not acknowledge In the wotd
of Washington, that eery step l.r wMe-h
tbe people of tbe nlted State bate ad
vanced to the character of an imlsmlLtit
nation bis to bate been dlstlajHl4nil b
sow token tf Truvldentl.il sgeocj ? Who
will not join wltb use In the ayir Ibalth.
Intisil,). baud which has led u through the
clouds that glaom4 aronud our path will
so guide u onward to a perfect realotation
of fraternal anx-lloa, that we of Ibis day
may I- slle to transmit our great Inherit
ance of Mu'' Governments Iu all tbelr
right, of the General Goietumenls In It
whole constitutional t Igor. Io our posterity
and tb y te their through count less gener
ations; A.N'DRNW JOHNSON
Wjkaauwmw. rsoemirr t, IsCi.
MniM Tlis MW.r imus is reaales r ti'fb
kef ar bat It WJs (Sir uo( tu s4 ,a artturiit
gal. TSs ui.bsl s4 IS Islf llay leg I bsl l
uroei'gr ishl ffrj late Us noaatala Til
lMBrt C-isa rt to ttrlks Ibslr bstg ers
Bisajr SJ sbU bar jm-4. Ilotk laaasl. r 8a
sMCtam"fMk TU "tar wish wklb oar
iisM ar aHBl, will suu mmi f ls aat.4d
trsa-ur, aaa Uet a brlgbt IStar Srr w
'waalr.
Citttsuf f aet. T i mm sow, Sli, 1IU, lass,
Mas lb Ssstlsal sTth Hot .Nsim of Jaae atf Iks
Iwtrutnl )'sirtb WMsraufib 111 ,iui J
:m a4 Mary, ill rkiMtssi will U4ailllo lhlr
m Sotwaah. IU. Sastwr Wfc f , IfeMar 4 Vr-
ka,wttl tfvtt, kesb In tb iistal mi sitag
DsatrtMvti tb Htsr teesss last MsaJsjr
ukkl, Ii . SSS ibal aaSSsMl M Is a nsll-!
I liMSac- TW Ctab, kf MUa. " aa U.stl4, 1..
aajr IsAm, whe m) s 4te. te b sai t iu
t)rsis CXtnas UVJlteMut Wss. lluCuisa
CueaS Cterk. ws kr Us ymlltaS l aili
Ik OosaSi Hum I. aS CM lUt. lao th ytUU
f Mm akr UM, tkw kas ka sjastu sisiau '
risara la Jattou Oaa'r, nnnil m Sim basis :
Caiisesvu Ms si fsesas. W as l4k1 n, I Iu
. V. " rlgbl, iMStsse irua, ImI .Vwie, Matb st
llasakalSl esssstl far Our Uh.' Jt.uiisl is!
able npwH.
Moa I'imi.-Taai !taeaastUl', Uj
ksnlassa A jaa rraattw. Ut iai.ial to U sWri
eyas our Ubts.iMf Sis U va ef. leevbM
sia Ssstit tBtsw sstUlae.
0o Wai.-W iu l4 fta I. It. !, SWjr U
ktal, s ul Iks kill ctuWk UwnSti tl
Jaduwi cuoaijr, fef wlurk k k usr Shasli.
.
Taifsa Vuuhs Tb PssM Ckrtoiw dsoct
ks suur4 utsju iu leaUUi lytaais II I S(4"
ua W awal aS ikrtiUSa 4vsrM, sJ skull U
i Tr UuustkuM ui lis aunt
Jinr Tiss. Tk "Vrka JoeseT saws eat, H.
iS ea aw ir. JiaUislr J ",
twi It wwtt, Iks fMwe-s isstifM.
Tat H ssiaea leu Use " Iks tti
WMk uit Iks tilll.ir.sJS .r) Wu. Jrtuls
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Doi'Ji.
-Jsmuui Ml iUiftf TWMiAUi-s IM
TSlikWi-ocX.
Jil tl UiJ t ii:. J.iimr leak, 1 Usr JI
A Ulllisuu Mr liMbl wlluJln i'rsdsiu.
li,UUJ""'V
- " - - - '
CIO IO 'I IU- CITV DHUO riTO.h
X ui.d tjuyKuidys Midicul Ih.comy,
and .o1 J"ur boils pinipics, uud nil oihir
humors t wbicli jou are subject, tukc
their fl'gbt.
NF.W TO-DAY.
Mining; Notice.
fphcSliAti holders of the Original Talr
L TlnyG AS Mining Ccmpiiy will nuet
at the oilln, ofO Jacobs on Moilday, Feb
ruary 12(h A 1) lf-6C. at 7 O'clock T. M
for the purpose of eKctmg a Hoard of Trus
teo of said Company and Iratisacting such
oth r business n may come before llu' tn et
In8 In rcfetcne to the mine
l!y onUrofthe STOCKHOIiPKRS.
.Ickoinillc. Jan 13l'i. Io i j13.d
j JWMtoi-W.Ji -fc mmm , n. innwn
CHEA 1
FOR
2 JKL m -
A. FISHER & BROTHER,
ronNKn or
CalKoiiiia S. Orrcou Stiocts,
JACUSONV1I.LE.
Have on hand a
large Stork of Slaplr, Fancy
DUYGOODS, CLOTH1MJ,
HOOTS, nnd
SUOKS, GllOCKUIIJri,
I.IQUOllS,
CUTLKUY, OIlOrKKltV,
etc., etc . etc.
I All will be fold at
XT. ocUxoocl
X 1-iOOM
VI. j.llllltf
-" "' "' BCt III ptoVLW -JlUftlllll
HcveliUe to S'ipport tin (ioWtlitneiit, to
Hty int. r, st on the puli'u- debt, uud for
olkr pnrHisos, appruu-d -lum' HOtli, lt-01,
as HtmiHlnl March 3d, If 65,'' ndtioe is
hereby giwn In nil (ivrsous liable tojhiy
duties, or tuxin under smd net. In tlie Hi
Irict of the State of Otegoti, Hmt tl Col
lector lm n-veivtd from tlie Assessor
thereof. In monthly nixl spe-cinl collection
lists pursuant to the provisions of snid
'Act," tlmt tbe ilutlts and luxes nsM-ssid
Ii) the Assessor, buve lutomcilue nnd (my
able, Ibal lU- sold Collector, or hi Dep
uty, will nttetxl lor lie collection ol tin
miriie. at bis office, In tU' town of Jark
Miinllli'. nu .luiiimry 17 mid 16th, 1800.
Mi:i)OltA.M CIIAWJ-Oltl).
Collector,
Ilv I, K. Tnonrso''. Deputy.
.In'eU-nitille.lnii. Ch, Ihfili. JiC2
HappincsB or Misery ;
THAT JS Till: QTKSTIO.S.
MMIK I'iidTItll.TOitS OK Till".
J MUmIX'.M OK AXA'IOMV AND
M'll'.NCIv." have iletifinimcl, rignrilless
ol eiene, Io issue I'ltl'.lv (for the Ijelit-Ht
of tbe soil, ring humanity) fwur of llieir
tnoal interesting nnd instructive I. lit J-TCltl'ou.MAHHIAGK.atxIiUdisipial-ifiealmiis
: Nervous Debility, I'reinnlure
Inline of Mnuhn.Nl, Imligistion, Weak
ncss or Dipria-Min. Imh of Knergy nml VI
tal I'owtr, (lie great Sociul Kvil uml those
iaa tallies tlmt result from joutblul follies,
ekcvsis of maturity, or Ignoruiicc of I'lijs
lolngj and N hi iitt Ijiws.
These intalualilc lectures hate been the
means of enligbit-tiiiig kmI ist nig thou mi nds,
and will be forward" il i'ltl.T, on rd'viptol
Twe-nl) -five " sil in HwtHge stainjw, liy
addrewing "See-relury I'aciJli- Mux tint ol
Anatomy mel .Scie-ncf, I'luOJlreet, Hun
Francisco."
itfIeitus to l.e w;it thrvot'li Wells
i's'go i i'i sn r 1 1 1 ins
LOGAN & THOMPSON'S
EXPRESS.
Hem Wiikly line- of Klagu from Juik
sonvilile tu Kil.) ille uml Wahlo, Or
egon Ijie. Jackonville every
.Mo ii ilit)' t 'i'litiisilii j' -1 A. AI
lieturniug, Ivate Wuhlo every
Tiius.luyeV I'i iiln a ( ii . M-
Tbrougb (MSsenxer will l fiirulshed
with rood saildle-luirse at Waldo, fur
! Crescent City. i
1.00 AN & THOMTriON, I'ro'r
I Oet.tli,&C-t cell if
t. 1. ENbWI.TOM
II. Vf. PIIKHKr.
J.J KKOuLTuK&rO.
ADVERTISINO AG'TS,
NoilTllr-Aer OJIIMItur
.tlool(;oiiiii- ,V tullluinlu Hlnels,
Otlioult With Vurftd 4" f'o's)
G
,10 TO Till. tlTl .UlllG broill. when
ever ou waul mcuieiuw oi any de'cnii
on.
FRisNCO AMERICAN HOTEL AND RESTAURANT,
Opposite he McCully Buildings,
Jacksoivvillk Okegoiv.
Madame Jeanne DeEoboam.
Tlio IMiuliuno Inkes lliis mothod of loutlcving her tlmnks
to tho i)iiblio, lor llio patronngo which has hitherto boon ex
tended to her; and would respect fully solicit a continuance.
Her Tallies.,
nronlwft) under her Imme
diate control; nud by her long
cupcrlcnet) In the bulncsh
feels coulldcut that she will
ghc entire- satisfaction tu all
MEALS WILL BE SET AT ALL HOUR8t
Inckponvillc, Oregon, January Mth, 1S05.
a ! a r
i p B s SB
-a S'-'H
c ? J ij
e. $ B I "
B s W ? I I 1
,6 a H q
to 5- r-
SO B r
S 8 0 i P
i I ' o
I Is o
? ra (Jj
Summon.
IN ll.o Circuit Com I of the Stale ofOrf
J oii, lor tbe uoiiuly or Jiwililiw
Harriet DuaU- riaintlir.vs. John Deak-
DffSllcUlll.
wit in wiTT iem nnoKic.
To John Itouke:
Vou iy reiilied U uiipear In said court,
ii ml uiitwir Ibu coiutibiliit or Mid plalutill,
fllnl Mituintt )imi, wllblu leu ila) troiu Ibe
tlinv ot the Mirloe of Ihl ununoss on jou,
il s. riril wlibiii said nouuly.or irsvrttdoti
you within any otfor eoiiuly in IhialiUte,
lljiii within twenty da) Irout the time ol
ih-'Mrtke, or If n-ru-d on )oiioui ofihe
Mul- of l)reoii, iIh.ii 11 1 Diili-ml liy lion.
1' I' I'rlm. Juds of sahl uiMirl, Ihul nlill
ruli'iii be made fur six week in the Oregon
"iiiiiut-l s-lor to the teeoud ilumluylii
ptil IssiG.
And you are liotlflid Ibat If y (tij full In
uiHirsalil vouiplulnl a alsutv riull'l
th pl.iiiilitf will aoily to tbe eouill'l the-r-
li f ilumandsd tbeleln, to wit
lor u dlw.rt I turn tbe latuds
of inalimouy new rsiMluK Ut-sun
tl,.- .lulnliH and dfe-ndaiit, uwl for tl ecare
and luslodtrol lhubijdren of the iiiarrlage
Hint for III costs and illsliuft lu lit" bf I Ills
m ii and fur KHieral i I if
Oil- ii iii.d-r my haod tin- M day of Jan
ury.A r Ibtjo. IIAIUIII.I' UOAKI'..
In i-r ii-iii
(juotl ,(M.s lor liiiilics!
MULLER& BRENTANO,
A (j' lit fur fiioiirA llaksr'scel-
eltralul
r.liisticKlittili ,Snt hit,' .Mitoli'd,
Have on bund u variety of these mu
ebiue lor trial and in-
tM!Vtioll.
r fO these machine was awardi-il Ibe first
1 I'miulum at lh Ktat 1'air or New
Voik, liwlmiu, Vt-ltnoiit, Ohio, lows, Jill
nois, Ktiitueky Jlicliluii, 'eunyhaiiU and
Orfiroii, ot trull oiiiosition
Call uroiind, ladii-, Ufuru pureliasluy
ulsewutre-, ami exuinllie III' mi iiuk-Iiiiios
MUI.LEII & UUKNTANO.
Julm 31, Ihuft Juedtr
BATHSs
Jr OtrrljHW, hat lelllled lilt lilli room
ut Dm
ovsnoeoK hospital
Those wbn wish In iuiluliie ill Ih luiur
les ol u ijood ImIIi, (sun be- uscuiuiiiiMlat. d ly
i. . V i u H hllli ix cull on Wediltu-du) "h'l ""
days I' I'U
G'
U) TO Till, i H'Y HOOK h'loltJ-and
ice how vtiy cbi sji Ihe-y sell looks
Iter lints nml Itoonn,
arc filed up In the most com
fortable sl)le; stilled Io tho
nicnmmodittlon of single oc
citpnuts, or families, lUr
beds arc alwrnys kept ctosu
tr
Now ! Now ! ! Now ! I
KREUZER'S
isrnrw stobje.
llrtwten NVw Stale Saloon nnd Ilrsdbury
t nde's, Jacksonville,
liJSTOCICKI) COMI'M-rriMA' WITH
Host OigarH nntl Tobacco,
Flir.SII (.WNDIKS AND NUTS,
NEW TOYS & NOTIONS
sil-Ba iii ."--2V",
I-'UKSM KJIUITS, j:T0 , KVC
Mr Krrner ImtlnR iiutchaird lloi new
store one door south or llnnlliury A Wndo',
mils the- itlli-iilion or the imlillo In hi emu
,!.' sliH-k or sinokliiKnuiiclisvtiir tobacco.
Ai-ii Io hi various lirands or rlgurs, from
Ihi- common half pnlli to the most fta
l!iuiit lluMinn. All sold ut tho most liberal
piii i .
Vou cmi be t)0t suidlcd with nny aril-rli-s
in hi line, nnd snu iiiomy. by rIvIiik
him n cill. Deriinber H. IMM.
GREAT SPORTMAN'S
EMPORIUM.
ri Mill iiiiilirslK'niilupiiiTlfiilly Informs hi
1 Irirnda nnd tho iiMle-. that lm lm
lili-ly Imi'H In .Sun I'r.iucfsey. where be se
bi'lul a lino nssorlme'lit of Hue- pu-l coiiimoii
lilli-. shut Kim, li-tnlvvr of nil dillirrut
kinds, ilcirliimts or Ihi' latest ntltsrii. ami
all kind oriiiuiiiunlllou t suibas,cttttidii-s,
ixiwih-r shot nlso, powder ll.itk. shot llu-ikt,
liuiiliiiK lux, iif i-ttry sort uud site.
All ord I will l lllli'd wllh iromilnri(
.tealu' ', uud illspatcb 'I he iiiuiiufuelorliH:
or new rill's will Iw donu nt thu shorle-sl
notice, and In liter most niwovt-d style,
(it'iilfiil lor ml MilriuiiiK, I ntH'Ct
fully sollelt n conlluiiaiico or tlm same.
JOHN MM, i. i:u.
Keileiuber Dili, l"C5. tr.
1RKK.I KODSBH"' "
AMI
MAeillils.S9j.pi.
ZtAKTlNdr) or nil kinds ciecuU.I ut
J tlir sborltsl notice1. Wrouxlil or t'sit
Iron wurk inniiufacluttsl front ll.u lust mu
tt n.i I All kitiil nf llruss Work, Our
rets nml JI.iIiuiI'h uiuiul for sale. Cutlt
puii! for Old Iron.
W lUtslJK. j. M.brrrov,
M:wniniaiHiKW(i(H)i).s.
''Pill: undi-rslKiiid batltiK mrcliM from
I Dr I, H 'IIiiiiiiikiii hi Mitlrn slqftjt uf
l)l(i;;S nml MKDICIM'.H,
AT 111k -
OI'IY DItUO BTOIIE,
llnvo nrdertd, uud nru now re-celvlti, a
liirue luvolco of stock from thu betl ctlab
lirlird lioii.os In ban l-'rancltcu,
Our stock coiiiiiUof the- iure-il and most
1. 1 14 lit Ollhilnul rrviibrull In the jiiarkrt,
iiimI all Ui lingular I'aleiil Msdlviiit of the
lay, lutllir with u well seltcled atsurt
iu nt of
Xoi-riiinovJoi,
Omcts'ssota
aiul I'uncy (Joo.lt In our Hue
Wii bate ultn addtd Io our busllicsa
IliuiUa ami Sntlluiii-i-,
uud will kt-ip cousUiitly on baud all that
the- market ilemund Any hook or airs
imlillsbtil iiuy U ordi-rnl tlitouh us, and
will Im furnltliiil with illtjutch
MAY Alii, A MU'lTflN.
Juchtoiivllle-, hil 1 1, '03 sei'iawt
VotorauH & HocruitM.
fPIIK Istl Legulalvru kIvcs u bounty of
I tlil) lo eaeb u-urult Iu the, ri'Klunut
now IjvIiik raised. It jUi voted
ritu Dtiiiitt
ntr month extra pay In each person tahnc
liilutliu cavalry regiment etillktvj iliteu
yearsagu Thsso uiuoiiutl ur tb 'I opals,
In ritiit llouds. Thoso yik)M'i ths.se bondd
would do well to cult on
JArOTlS.t HUriSKI.U
JucktotivMje', Jmi VI, 'CI jsiilltf
.i:ra"ji3i iiRjuN
' llllloiily IiiiiuuiiLu Compmiy that can
1 Urfully do liu.lni-M In Orei(Oii I tho
'uolllo Tbey lmii compiled with the laws
of Oregon, by depositing ".0,plW ' In the
HUtu. Cu.li capllul 73O,0'W.
V5AOII)J llRO'rf Agents.
Jaoktoutllle, Kel.tdary .Mb. 1665. febWtl
3Srotioo.
A I.Mhosu kuutvliig tlu-insclies ludebtsd
In us elttu-r by book uccrniiil or uo(,
uio ri iim-eti d to m llio tho tamo' on or be-
lor th- 1st or l-bnuryn. xl At tho tod
or that linn! uiim tiled claim will Ihi placed
ll tli' bsuiU of Ibu olllcirs for colliotloti
A, l-'lallEltiimO.
Jacktontllle, Jan ,t, 'to, JsCw3
iii