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nTTm emgaga nnrtfrnni ninAmiviAi llllllll Iliril'lillV .VII, I'll VIM I TUB UllUUUll umiiaiiuu. APKHi ;.....'. 7th,16C6. Cnllfornlii mill (Irrcon Jlcnn Time. Ciillrnrnln. ii-e HUM. rT. Mi. .Tim, M. f I.. 2"m. A. Mi. 4&n. St. h. '.Bni.A. Int Ij-ngtli, - 12b. SOin, . OliK""' rtmt. tru, 6I1. aim. M. flh. a2m. A. Kit. aim. .M. I'.li.JWni. A. lMj'i Lriiiilli, Mb. 2m. April THi, Arrll Stiii Arrll til'. Arlltli, Clock ft, Si". tf johs v. itoticK. UNION STATE CONVENTION. Tlic Union State Convention met, pur suant to cull, nt Corvnllls on Thursday, March -91b, 1BCC, nt 10 o'clock, a. m., ooil was called to order by I. R. Moore., Chairman of tlic State Ccntrnl Committee. ,On motion of Mr. Wliltson of Polk, Judge J. 0. Wilson, of Wnco, was clcctcil tem porary clmlrnmn nml II. V. Scott of .Mul jDomali, was choen temporary secretary. On motion of Mr. Ulngkfl, n committee 0j flve, on credential, was appointed by the cii-,r ,ow" ! M"",r0,"fc',MKJf'i lliaman, Kelly nnd Halter. On motion, nil members of the prcs", Irrespective of politics or religion, were In vited to scats within the liar ol llio Con vention. : Ilder Comity. Four votes Ceo. W. Sloctict, Wm. Corrnrnn, Leonard Lowo end Jolm I' ttrman, J. G. Wil.nn proxy. lltnlon. Four votes Jomtg G Ingles, T. H. Odencnl, .T. IC. Ilaylcy by 0. P. lllalr, .I0J111 Kuhmy. Ciirf.nin. A. Wurncr, W. tt . Unci: by ,1. I,. Harlow, W. T. Mullock, .1. I. Loecv. Fred Charman, W. A. Stnrk wcatlicr by Henry Wnrncr, I). I. Tlion.p a- , , . CAilio;'. .1. Tuylor nnd .1. W. Gear liart. Columbia. IVnn Illnncliard. Con. V. G. Loclihnrt by .1. IColay. Curry. J. Kelmiv. Jhuglau Jtilin Kelly, 'I lios. J. Ueiile liv.lulm Kelly, .Inhn Fullerlitii, Jwo Ap pVputc. .lumen Cole by J. Applepile, . it. Willis by .1. Apple-giite, .In. Watson by ,T. Fullcrlon. Grant. -Fred Adams, T. II. Urantz, M. P. Ucrry, .1. F, Wolllntrcr by M. P. llerry. C. Grcpory. Jadwi.-l. 1). Appleffntc. Clmnncy Nye bv 1. 1). AppltfKulr. H. ! Howell. M. II. Drake bv .In. A. Wilson, W. T. l.o vcr ly W. It. Pogtic, J. 1. 'Fuotl by 11. 1 Dowull. Joftplmie. W. M. Evans nnd U. Cald well by II. F. Howell. Xaiir. A. McC'ornack, .T. M. Dick. Henry IWiiim, M. !. .1. Scott, A. Ileui cmvny J. taffcriy. G. It. Ward. Linn. James II. Foster, Ts.Uond. Wll Ham McCoy, James Marks. 0. T. Finluy son. W. 0. Gallulicr, U. W. Hedinnn, J. M. E. Elliott, Joseph Lame, W. It. Mile op. M,irion.-V. I,. Willis. T. U. Rickey, F. Ilentshcl, Jolm M. Harrison, Joint Downing I,. I). Hull, I). Wolford. J. II. lljuirluiiun by Jcs. Ennle, Samuel llrown, J. W. Grim, J. J. Mttrpliy, by G-o. A. Kile, 1. M. Im'iim bv .Sanitiel Urown, Gcorfjo A. Edes, Myer Hirscli. Mnltiiomnh.h l O. Lowmdale by . W. Upt S. E. Il-trr. Geo. T. Myers, J. J. Il.'lVman, Win O'ltricn, Win. Yimnp, W. W. Upton. It. II. ICnnjip. J. X. Holph, I'. Ilnrlniiitili bv .1 Slltwf, A. M. Loryen, J. M. Soil. C. I'elclielincr by J. Stitwl. I'M J. L. Ctillins. McMimi. Dnd.nn, W. 0. Wliltson, J. I.. Lndd, P. l Kulli van, J. A. Friizur. Tillamook-P. W. Gillette. Umatilla. Tims McCoy by U.S. Stone. II. 8 Stone, W. II. Unrnhart. Jas War dell. Jas. Franklin by Jas. Wardell. Union. 0. Abcrly, M. linker, 1) Mc Klrchcr. Jus. M. Pylo bv 0. Abberly, Mosos Obcrmlcli bv D. McKlrelicr. Jfoiro.-.T. G. Wilson, . Donmll by C. It. McIrs, II. A. llou'iie by O. N. Di-nny, M. KnntK by 0. K. Denny, 0. X. Denny, Jas. Halloran, J. II. Condon, Chas. Coc, 0. II, Kccle by Jus. Halloran, 0. It. Melu'S, llobt Mays by Jas Halloran. '( imroii. Col. T. It. Cornelius, A. Hlnnwn.G. M. Itaymond, W. A. Mills by T. It. Cornelius, Ilyer Juckson. Yamhill. J. l'uliner. II. V. Johnson, A. It. lAitghlin, J. A. Richardson G. W. Uurnctt. On mollon, 0 comntlltco of one delegate from each county was appointed by the (Jhair ns Committee on Resolutions, viz : Raker County, N. llakerj Iknton, T. 1). Odeneal j Grunt, T. II. Urents ! Olacl: ainas, J.I). Eocco: Clatsop. Dean Ulan chard i Coos and Curry, John Kelsay i Douglas, Jesse Applecate ; Jackson, 1. 1). Applegate: U. F. Donell: Une.A.Mo Cornack; Linn. W. R. Ulshops Tilla mook, 1'. W. Gillette i Union, X. Haker, Yamhill, Joel Palmer ; Multnomah. Y . W. Urton i Marion, John Grim ; Uma tilla, II. S. Stone j Washington, T. It. Cornelius! Wasco, 0. N. Denny j Folk, 0. 1. Sullivan. On motion of Dr. Eoryeo, tLo oftlcers of the temporary organization wero elected the permanent officers of tho Conven tion. On motion, of W. C. WnlUon, F. L. Willis was elected Assistant Secretary. On motion, n Committee of five, one from each Judicial District, wu appointed on Order of Uusiucss, consisting of A. A. llemmenway, J. II. Condon, J. A. Wil son, Dr. Loryea, John Downing. On motion tho Convention adjourned to 2 o'clock, j-. t. Afternoon Session. The Convention met pursuant to ad journment. Tho committee on order of business ro ported as follows ; 1st Adoption of resolutions. 2d Nomination of candidate for Rep resentative in Congress. 3d. Nomiuntiou of candUUto for uov " crnor. 4th Nomination of candidato for Sec retary of State. fttli Nomination of candidate for State Treasurer. Gilt. Nomination of candidato for Stnto Printer, 7th. Election of n Stuto Ccutral Committee. On motion, It was resolved to vote by ballot. The motion to call the counties In al phabetical order, was carried. On motion, Geo. A. Edes of Marion connty, and It. U. Knapp of Multnomah, wero appointed tellers of the Conven tion. Tho convention then look a recess until linlf-pat six o'clock, r. M. In order to nfvnit the report of the committee on Res olutions, Evening Sce.ion. At CJ o'clock, r. t., the Convention was called to order j whereupon the chatr. man of the committee on resolutions re ported the following, which were unani mously adopted : licolvcd, That we have nblding confi dence In the justice, Intelligence, and tmtri. ntlm of the loyal people of the United Stntcs. That tficy have the firmness nnd wisdom to preserve the Union their valor has sustained. Ilcsolvcil, As to the best plan of restor ing the late revolted Stntcs to the exercise of nil their functions In the Union, i.ml the legislation necessary In relntlon to frced men, loyal turn may honestly differ, wc deprecate the obstinacy and pride of opin ion, where or by whom displayed, ihat would give strength tn the enemies ol the Union through discord nnd division among Its friends. Ruolvtl, Holding the cardinal princi-p!-M of our Government to be that the right of representation goes with taxation, we desire- .a full recognition of nil civil nnd political privileges 10 the Inhabitant, of the Stntcs lately In revolt as soon n compatible with national tafrty nnd the protection of the loyal people In those States. llttolwi. The name of the mnn, or or the party, that would propose to thl Na tion to repudiate its Just pecuniary obllja tlons should be consigned to everlasting Infamy. Iietolivil, The courage nnd devotion of (how who have Imrnc nrm in the oh use of tlic Union, entitle tltfin to our enduring gratitude, nnd we pledge tutrselvM tint to dishonor thorn by drscrtlntr the principle or surrendcrine the results for which tliey fought nnd bled. lletvhtil, That we will, ns we ever hnve, support the State governments in all their rights, ns tlic most competent ndmliilstrn tors of their domestic concerns ns the sur est breastwork ngnlnst nntl-rcpubllcan ten dencies j nnd pn-servc the cencrnl Rovcrn ment in its whole constitutional vigor. - Iluolvttl, That tho doctrine of nullifica tion nnd sjci-ssiou held by the so-called Democratic nartv Is ntitntroniitlc to the perpetuity of the Union nnd distrtictive tn the pence, order nnd prosperity of the American people. 7.Wmi. That wo tilcdtro ourselves to stitnlu the Xutlonnl Uuioii organization in its nrdttous duties in carrying out mul iiiuliilnlnlnL' those principle-, and to the support of the candidates nominated by tills convention. liewhal, That wo regard any mcastiro which has for its object tho taxlnu or wlc of mineral lands of the United Stntcs, or tlmt tends to retard or discourage tlic free ui: or occuimiiev nnd speedy development of the 8nme, ns detrimental to the best in- tertwts of the country nml inconsistent witn sound national policy nnd we respectfully onll the ntti'iitliin ol our preseut ik-U-gAtlon In Congress to the Mibjet-t of this resolu tion. T- It- COHNKMI'S, C'AniriAin CommitUe. Nominations for Congress were now In order, nnd Mr. Edes, umutd Rufus Mullory. ol Marlon county. Col. Corni-I'iis named Wilson Rowlby, ol Washington county. Mr. McUoriile named Hon. J. II. I). Henderson, of Iino entintv. Mr. Stone named N. llukcr.of Union c0l,1tJ'. .... .... .. 1 1 1 i.ni Ai . 1 . mc convention proeewK-u m imuui nun ie followlnu result : Mullory. M-IJow!- II In- 'H..ltLr''8lIenduriU)t) Rufus Mullory having recelted n inslor ity ol .-.II the otes cast, was declined duly nominated, nnd on motlou the nomination was declared unanimous. The ballot for candidate for Governor was ns follows: Woods, 75-UayIcy. 20-Corbctt,8-Uuck, G-Smith. C Kelsiy, '.'. Goorgo L. Woods was declared unani mously nominated. Mn mnllnn nr Mr. GIllu' OS. of IlcntOD, Samuel E. May was nominated by accla mation for Secretary of State. Por Stato Treasurer the voto was us follows: Cooke. CC Wliltson, SI. For Printer W. A. .ticnicrson received "C, and was declared unanimously nomina ted. DiHtrict Noinliintloiis. 1st District For Judge, U. F. Dowcll. For Prosecuting Attorney, D. M. U. Ganlt. .... t 2d District Prosecuting Attorney, J. p. Watson. 3d District Prosecuting Attorney, I . C. Sullivan. 4th District Prosecuting Attorney, Marlon F. Mulkcy. ,, Oth District Prosecuting Attorney 0. On motion the Convention adjourned sine die. Spejikiso of holding the ground gained by the collapse of the rebellion, the Yreko Journal says: "Presidents ought to be more conwaum. Unlou men ought not to get seared at the rrv of 'Radicals.' Wc like the term radi cal better than we do conservative. We remember that tho Radicals went down to tho front and smoto the rcUls on a hun dred battle fields, while the Conservative staid nt home and growkd, and howled, and grumbled nt tho Government, nnd cursed the soldiers of the Union, and re joiced at the success of treason, and liftetl up thir voices and wept wnen me uouuu craey was shifted into oblivion. Tho Con servatives who thcu called the nrmy, Lin coln hirelings, now call Congress the Rnd leals. Out upon Conservatism we want nono of it. It Is one-half cowardice nud tho other half treason." m Damaokd.-M. Lindley, of Pbcenlx, had his saw mill so badly injured by the luto flood that ho will bo compelled to more it. Tho foundation on tho sldo next tho creek was undermined and washed nwov. A Word for tlic Truth. "Inst Sunday .Morning a ralnljter In this city entertained his congregation In a very edifying nnnner by vlUfybiR the Catholic religion, and making naneciovrfi,wre. parding its follower not Mng permitted In ..n.l 41... t!l.t . I. n ' ,U UHU till' i)Lt, TIC. Mn. EniTon: The .above Is part of n communication in the Rtpoittr of Inst week. I do not wish to repeat the dis graceful portion of that oommnnleatlor, wherein n minister of the gospel and a most worthy member of soekiy has been shamefnlly nbttsrd. but In order to show your renders how false the above quotation Is, I propose to give them n true outline of the discourse or the minister referred to. He said that it nas his duty ot least once n year to collect n contribution in old of the American Uihle Society. He there fore proposed togiu' his hearers n history ol the Society. He then gave the dimen sions of the building, the number ol presc used, the number ol hands employed, the number of volumes Issued dally, stated the number of different languages In which they were printed nnd herc they were sent, lie ntso fpokc of the English DiblcSocl ty, and of an offer made by them to the present Pope to furnish nil the people of Italy, that wlhed to read It, n bible gra tuitously, and how the Pope agreed to let them do so provided they were of thcCatle olio version, nml when agreed toon the part of tho English Society his Hotlncs IVw (lie track. This Is a matter of record and not n mere nsertion of Hie speaker, lleslnted that It was ngainrl the law of their (Cath olic) church for their people to renl the bible, nnd for this he was nccned nl vilify in?. Now, Mr. Editor, in rrder to estab lish the truth of this assertion, I will cite your renders to tlie following question nnd answers, in the Catholic Scriptural Catechism, pftge- 01: Q. U thir- any (illlftlon of rending the Scriptures ! .1. Tta Cutlto Ie CItbv are required to reiwl and to piny out of it evi-ry day. A limr,' strict olillgntlnn or tinltlnt; Imth the U'liUi'tiitlid the Lnwr1ttn Word or (lod. lli- on the l'H'lors. mIioo duty It Is to In culcate It to the rulllirut. lint there I no uuli general obligation iiicuiiilx-nt on the I.alty: It belhg suMclent that they listen to It from llif-lr rntori. Q. U It lawful Tor the Llty to read tlie Duly Perlptun? A. 1 hey may read them In the language In tthicli tliey were written. n likewise in tlic niiclent VnlpHf 1 miiftttilou which tin Church vouches to Ik- ntiUientlc. Th'-y may also P-nd tlif-in In approved mol'-rn er slutis; but with iliii'Miiiinli"-lmi to the lutu pri'latlon and uulhitrity of tlie Clmrih. Q Ilavn nnv gret ell Miminl Irom an unrestricted retidiiig of the llildr. In uilgur lanmrnff'-i1. by the miltarl ami wi'iM' A. Yes! miiiiliwlew liiesl. nnd Impie ties: n also many rrlHlllotismideUll wars. Mr. Jacksonillle, April fi, 1SK Mr.MHi'HSK, In Atistrnlle, Us a popiikw Hon of l'JO.OOO lnlbltnts, nnd h Increw lug quite as rapidly ns 8m Francisco. It has many of the nicet of on Amerlonu city, American labor and American capital haviurndiled largely tolls growth. Amer ican eoaclies, Amiriean wagon, Atm-rleau tOMinsU-rs. American pioneers, American merchants nnd Amrrioan hlM ore so com mon that, although In a inli.ority as re gards imputation, us uu ii.flut-iico in enUr prifC the Americans are the ruling ioplc. Whenever tliere is any money to be made in tho colony the Americans mc sure to tuke the lend. 3Xixiocl. -On the 'JTtlt or Maicli, A. U. IMC. At tin- in-lib nee or tli- lnd. ' lath- r. Iy U'ler Murtln IVU-rwn. Mr. Thomas McKlnzi, to MIm Ki-Ixcu IIiipHiMNl, nil of Joekton county Origon. list of Letters I") KMAISISG rnelttlined In the l'ut Of i ike. nt Jacksonville, btute ofOgu., tm thv lt dsv of April, ("lit!. ArrowsmitliH Hurrls Thos S JilnnelmulJus Illue-k Geo Duller J II lilanton Johu Illain Rev D E 2 Keuton T J I.unJy Cyrus Ltrwrll Wm Iwrey A P Miller J W Mutiu II II 'i Me Ueo Win Mathls John Obenclmlu Jno Parker Curtis Powers J Powell J S Rcnold I Riddle Mrs Lucy '. Rou Win RfidgersJ W Richards D P Roloo Jno IUdr Jackson -bcbrlnft Evl KencKal (I'r) Htought Jno Hleins .Saiqatl lleuson Rice Uroekdotl Ueo Uutler Ww '-' Hlackhart P W Hlock 'J'hoa Coffer J-W Uhapmun Jno 2 Cox Jus Crabtrce A C'onawoy Jas Crult 11 Crubtre V M Duwey Win Drew . I os W EIU Win Pre neb Win Fulroloe Paul Puller J 1) I'riend Mrs Martha Simiiklus R l.v.nl Miu Jodenhine Sullivan T Perm MjiUr Julea islone Juhu (JilliUndJ V Sinclair Richard It Thornton Chas A Tuoinii Sylvester Vincent Mm Maria Vauliosr Mrs Ebufj ViOfOU Mias Jnuv Yon I'lK't Mrs S 2 Wicksou Mrs Susau Whrolr Mrs R M Weoutlon '1' I Wilson Jno Woodlord Win AVoody Jos N Wren A J AVood It U (Jarviun Win, D Godfrey John Crubbe Jos II (ireirory Wm Hollooway J ri Huston M Morgan II S fur 1 Huston Milton ) Hum Charlea '1 Hines Rev (Jeo Huckey Chas Howard J D Kite A R Ifnu-ard S E To obtain any of the let ere, tho opidl eant must call lor "advertUed Utters, glie tb daw of this 1W, aud pay one ceut for UdlVTiot cMl'led for wlihlu om uuath, they wll V sent to Iho Uad Letter OtUco. In iiwlllnir letters, place the postage stamp on tlw upper rii(ht-haud corner, and loait- space tetwoou iho stamp and directiou fur po.t-inarkln wilhuut inurlt-rrlnwlth ,"0ttrlUBt' J. M.SUTTON, P.M. G 0 TO THE CITY DKUG 6T0UE. REAPERS' The well known and celebrated Ohio Reapers, icnlled the New York Improved, or Seymour Morgan) Combined Machine, with ureal Improvements, having n STKl'X ClTTTl'.K ItAIt Can bo changed from a rraper to n mow-rr la ten minutes; cut t: nud 0 fir I iwntb, within one 1iii.Ii nr two frrt IVotn the grouiwlj will cut 1 to 20 acres jn-r day. Can I nwd w illi two or more horses. Will work on tlDli UlliI.S, where other machine will not. They nrc en1er to get the groin oirtb.in any other .Machini'. lulling It out or the way or the reopen The GIANT KEAP13U Cuts a SKVr.X FOOT SWATIIj will cut thirty acres per day. Wc nlo have jltformlfk's f-fitol Rrnpcr. mill Jlowrrs Hall's Ohio Krnptrs mul Muwtrv, MAXN'KY'S, WOOD'S PRl.i: MOWERS, U.V10N, HAY STATIC, KEUUKY'rt ln'OiALSO, pirTfsi.Mi'uovni) TllUKSlIINC. illACIIIM'.S, UtisKelF? Iiis-illion nml Swt'cp'in in', Thlrly lo lblrty-!. Inch eylnmltrt. yv.Xi o, IIA1NRS' ILLINOIS HAltVlT);it(llemlet), W1RIC HOUSE-RAKl,oii wkol; REVOLVING RAKr.fs.all slsw: PORTAIILK POWIti; HAY-PRIiSSICS, with n general assortment of AGRICULTURAL GOODS, As low ns can be piirehae1 rlaewliere. I J l ABTHfK a aov, imJiSIihI c. enr uu ia mm mi.. .ui 1 ruiulci. GREAT spoBiaunHiPOBiini. rpni: iinderslgne-il n-tiH-etfully Inform hi J. IrlcmW and tho pul'H'', that Im- lm lately I fii In han l-'ram lci. whir'-h-m? l'-etl a Hue uortiinMit tr Hit and eoiniwn rlH.-, slmt cuii", ri-lvri or all diifii.-ni kind, ileiriniri r of lli- tad-l itt-rn. and all l.lnd t.r Hiuiuunlli'iti : ui-h a. i-urlrldK'". ikiwiIit, lMt, also. Mmiii -ltaM. liiit-llk. buiilliiK l-air. of i-t ry M,rt and !". All oriir will ! Illll Willi pMmpMwea, uoat ').-.. tt'id dNrwtrh TV inanufarlorlug or new lisluH Mill '- diK- at lb tixHtwt nolle, and In tbe ul apprnvnl slyW. (irtiillut lor 'i-l patriui, I rrpet fullr nolicll a continual!'-- -f ll" muk" ' J01INMII.I.I.II. K-ptrmlr 9th. lurv II. FRESH GARDEN SEEDS! J tut llccelvod nt tho CITY JJI1UCS S'i'oJU-:. Till- PJLUIWINU I'ATAUWl K i SW.IH- lili lll..l H I, lll.-liK WHII.-S4u, Ufi Wrll l. l-. iN.ng. I ri4, lmty H,r4u4 lrlr l,i. lWai, tUrtf OtlwMl 4-t, M unili,l il . Pt Imi. U ! . I4HI llr 'h B.Wr, lll I arm J"- ! iMuuik. l U llwr, Hull, t , ,J Km.. .Nuiuu MukiiH4ua. law luil.i 4u; U 1'iih.ihWi.iI. liuMkii, I'im,I". rwi.,i, h.vil.4 Tuimi- K.nl, U MM du. Sumwi futlkiti Hiwli iHub. IWiu Mu,iM"li, Wlulvr ii.4!.k .1-., I.il II, -II . iiiiiiui l.fTunlls Willi.- lllll.li, ki lluU lUd, ,1... ll.l"U p-MI, IUhIi T"iMM-M. Vi.iUu-I. !-. irUil 4u IH-p- ti-i Aw.i-I 1. , 1 . r 1. 1 .... ,,Hi..ii r.;.eul' i.Kik.Himii'I M.urir i 1I.1M. 'IxbUjr I tllakk lul IMIll II ih- lr"U.I M-al I II-' l--' MXU J M MI. IU l,ttMllllM I" "111 4ln1iW,K Wll t-ll suit rou iiivoncK. SSArUII HWIII.I I'LAINTIH. v. . I IN TUB CIUCL'IT COI'HT. STATK 01' 1 OrfKOM, county of JucLmxi. To Allwit llotlwl, Dulcn-Unt: You ar It 1, liy iii!rMl lo be and --ar in tliu Circuit Court of the Stato or Ort-gOM, lor lUoooutv of Juckson, on the 11th day or June-, A. I)- UCii, to an.uer n ooitiplnliit on Die in the nU oiilitlwl suit. Ywu am lierfby notltkul that ir you fall to anwr Mtld eowplalnt, as aljvu rHjuirul, thf plulnt ill will apply to tlie court lor tho n-llol do loandcd Ihemln .to-wll: for the dhwolullou or the bond of matrimony vxitlr.K IIwhhi )ou and pUiutll!, and will farther a.k the Court to deeriw to this iilululill the car uud uu.lody ul tbe clilldmu, Ibc liatiu of aid iHarrlane. aud for thu coals abd dbr LurtiuauU of thU suit to Ui taxt-d. (j'lreu uudiT my hand this '.'Ui day of March, A U. 16. (). JACOItri, I'lu'lPs Ail. Dy order ot Jioo. 1. P. I'llm. Circuit Judy. iuli:ilw Salo of School Land. "TOTICK i l reby kIvcd, that III mirau IN auv ol mi older by Ibo Itourd ol Cow uihwiouera of Jtl.ou touuty, IImi uodvr liaad will oUur for win, ul laildls) (Mit. at tbi- Court Houm.- tl'mr la Jackauutilta, oi SiaiurUay, lliullili dy ol April, 1W. Ili.fu the hour or it o'clock A. M. Mill 1 uVloek 1'. II.. tho fulluwiuK ilacrlhil S1U00I Laud, lo wit: Thu wast half of N. P.. I t;. Hi T. U o. it. t Weal eunlainlng Ml crii' ; alao the wulh hulf aud Utv Noitn Ktv-t iiuarU-r of the North Weal ijurt r of rt. IU T. '.a. Itunga 1 West oonUlulag HI to 100 ocrv. Teniu of sale ooe-fourth of the irvbasu wune-y to Uj paid In gold cola, ou the day u( sale, and lite nIdue lit three equal, H uuul lntalliiiuiil, bturlug iulerewl ut leu wr ceut. per uuueui, inutile la gokl eoln; th dvUl'ed payments to lw suiurul by notes of tho puivharer with sullielwit seou rity. M. A. WILLIAMS, Supt. Cow. Schools J. 0. Maruh 10 UCO. marlOnl! QUPEI iO had e Hll Photograph Albums can be tJ l.M cueap, tor cu.u, ui a, uu , iii oor above luadbury & ode. 'I AIIU HEST ItKMEDY FOE HIIKU matUui Hall'i) iSampanllu Yellow 1) aud Iodide Ol PotttjJ lu riimrv.rainni r m 99 8 w o c r r r 3 H a. s zn I 1 r t 3B o c P w r S 0 )rrt o I c a 5 A. v m i m a I 3. c 2 s c W 'A Y it b y. v. o SACHS BROS. DilV ,1X11 ITJNCY CIHIIIS CLOTHING, BOOTS ANJ S1IOK :ii3MJ.,o.u:i.UiM. WE HAVE JUST Rocoivocl nnd nro now oruwucra rnim i.Ain.'Khi'.iiwr AHntini;i) 1 awl iii'mI PailiMinabhi MUiek In tit IMtt' alK line. In Ih futiiid ! Imt' lltla stile ol Huh I'ihh- -,j Hjjr- e'iaou. A lao tlse ! Latest Sl)lo Of Ladios' HatH, Cloth BASQUES tL ClaOAJCS, WOULHDOUii AM NPJIIAH a ruiiii ASSOIt'l'MKN'r OF latlicH, lYEiHticH and CIIILDItEN'S HOSE. fN PA(JT,KYUItYTII!XU API'Kli- 1 uluh Ui a Pint (Jdw Unr iimk awl OV Utofctaf Ha XitU $ti lT wbick )H b ild ! "tf9 LOW 1MJKJ1SS. All liiiniciist; .Slock Of GrocorieH, Liquoxo, TOUACco, i:iM Of tltu beat quality, awl at pnuM wnr rauliiijj iu to that they arc Ibc elu eat lu thU county. Pmor ua with u tall uul couyiiice )our relvei SACHS IIHOS Heptu-inlK-r M, 1 Mfi.'i p.lutf If ?LUUU AMI IMtOIlLt htakeiilncx- chaiiife fur Mcrchutidiii- nt ,1 'j "7 M 1 V Ml I'UM WBTHUWIW WM, FAULKNER K SON, tMronrms or CAlU"SOA HP STOCK ALL COLOUS.PmNTINO INK, All Color ltiMi."S iiiiiIIi P1UNTIN0 PItKSSES, TYPE wn I r 1 11 1 1 uk l a lor in Is OP I I1UY DPSl'UIPTION OLD TYPBMDTAL, Mneliinisi tiiiiy at all tiittea In' supplKM with old typo nietiil by calling nt 411, Oliy IHIti'oot. niiROni SAN PRANCISCO. Cnllfdrnln Slrrrt, Jiukeoinlllf, DEALItnS ANDWOMKRHSIN TIM. SHEET IRON. COPPER. LEAD AND BRASS, nVi: Just rreelvnl fnw tin. Allanlii Mi - and Hun l'riim-tei. n eumpMi pKk ol o,vtliln In th-'lr llni. and will k"oiiimlitiillv mi hi'ii'l nil nnirlnenl of llo l-l Tin Hh ' li 1 1 ind t'nppi'i w in" llrp l'l . Hrdraiille Noaalra I'nrec I'nmv I'lialMi-. I.ib.1 I'll. II IIAItDWARK. (t ILKItYl .Wll -ol nil li". liar, rial-' and aaanrlnl IriHi j I'alnl Oil Hlr"nd (!ln: Allitiliil-"f INmder) 8,-l of all tinfulK-T" $ iniln'"f frirjr varlety.ete ,cle Stovos. Aio,aUann hand, lnri lot ofstne ir afrli-,t if. Hoc k'a I nl'lit CiMiklUK .! . ' an Mli N'-w World Hto." the Iwh ,ijr Ul ami aiirl pattrrn In tho world Parlor. OBc- and 'Mn Hlm.- 1 10 j Mint iUlii,rU't' hi '-'I n till-. 1 ho I .ting plana ll"tkt-. KuOIm, I'ol. P.in. ami irt)lMiiii-iilitiii I d allli llni- rtoVe, warrHUt'd iluntlil- mul hiiIi-I. All arlb-le "ld hy tVm or nniiuNe I11r.1l. WAItHANTKI). 11iKlrwitkiain.ido I tin- m iwliiUland"rehololilti-rn t. Oi'l'T" ulti'inliil to with dlnpitteh. mid IIII.-.1 ui-i-i'llii( In illfriiiiiiD. 111 ity thlnx, IVir sUKk N Ik" lnrt nnd U-st nr litoiixhl l JarkM'ntilb-.nii'l they nro .l.iirnilii'il lo ll at U'W l-Hi(K"ii i--il Call and ' amliu' llii-lr t""k t-lor,' pur r1il'n''l-wlnr' Jun.' IX tm.it in AKn'f"r llallldayA l''a W Ire ll Tho LnHt Chnncol Till. lUIIIUJIiiiLS IIOTUli 10 Lot! A IINIM'IIVNt I. TO MAKIJMMN'nV' J Tit iiihIu'Ikii'iI l il'-Hfoii of relilliij? Iil proHrty t lnnl im 11". rnil-tliiK of u Hup farm, (l0 wii nml, r rultltatloin it 1 1 olid, ni'wly minll aud lai-lcliillir l Mtli d An Kanlrn, ort-l aid and tlneyanl ailjnln Intf It. Tbero I a nn- 'nox io-r no- 110 lif l..r fin l to r piirtlmUr. call ul Tloni a (5bvnfr' Itatwh. al llatkw-ll. TIKiMASCIIAVSIII IVLruary ll, l"-rt. f. i,.m .ioiix i' ihh'ck WalcIiimiKcr and .IpmcIit! Oirpnn Stmt, JiukiowlU, 0'tg". I IA0 8TIM.TJIK REST SELECT I 1. M 11 in K nC t.r.M'i.M: .iim'.i.uv, HOLD AND II.KU WAKIII, hill) AM) WIIIHK II.IIIHS. I'llm ;o p'-r UllUM III tnWII. -nl I'M thnn any nth- Alli'Hi'l'- i -III- ! watrnided LOQAN&. THOMPSON'S EXPRESS. KHiVkly lum of Htui;ea from Jack aotivilllo to Keckyvilbj uu.1 Wuklo, Or yiMi. Iuviw JuDkaouillu every .Alouiluy A.'1'IiiiimIiiv, I A. Al ltttiirnln(, luvt Wuldo tveiy 'I'litmluyKI'ililavut ' V. M Tbrouah linawugor will ' fuiui, li d wllb now aaihllc-burMia ut Wahlo fr Oreac.nl ('il. LOU AN THOMPSON, Pf-r Oil. 'iWb,liMl etlir 0. W. ai eut: J. U.ki i" M5W rilt.ll ituil AKV (iOOIKS. ' pilK uatlemliracd Uavlntf airvhad Ir I Dr. L. H. TbwAituM fibtetilir. luek 1 Ditiuis mul .-n:ii( lm:s, OITY DUUU BTOUE, llute onlert-d and ar now rc-lvn a large Involve of tluck from lha Ik1 n-lab liabrd bvatni In Hau Krain.1.'" Our tluek cobulaUol il-J f irt ui.d m,,il reliable Officinal lV-MaioiM 111 the uutk ' Jul all (fee popolti i'uii-iil Mntk-lia. ,f ti. day; logvlber wnb a well autcud iuwl uet or T'OVfUUlOVJOM, 3j3cti.-eotfc. ami l'uavy (i-ihI iu ur bm Wo lutu kiwi uddd lo oui LlHIUi i llonKrt mill htillilillflj, uwl will koep coiailubil, oil baud all lb.lt the market iti uifu.. Any book or pal" rn poblithnl Uiu Ik. in ti, ud Ihroiifih u. uud Will bo Ullll.li Jai.k "in ill I Hiili ili-p.itch. AiiL - SUTTON - j, 1 ,'.t oj tepjjwi (1 10 TO Till 1 in lmoK STOltK and II lloOkM v
