s. s. rAr.oo.
MIX & FARGO,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS
AT Xj-O-'OT.
Wau-a Wa:.:.a, Washington1 Tkrmtohv,
0FF1CK over Hank Exchange, Main
cimri. will practice in nil Ibc Conns
of the First Judicial District, nlso the Su
preme Court. Collections promptly nt
tetded to. All business entrusted to our
care will receive prompt nttcntlon. jn3lf.
r0 TO THi: CITY DRUG STOUHand
(j hoy your blue stone.
0SB0RN& SESSIONS,""
rrRrnisno ami iranssiox aclwts,
619 Jlcrclinnl St.. Snn rranrisro, Tn,
rtsvlng bad extensive experience In both
Wholesale and retail trndc, wo feel con
l!d"nt that to COUNTRY MERCHANTS
uYsttlng a resident agent, or to an occalon
M purchaser, we can offer superior induce
ments. . ,,
Particular attention elven to collections.
the purchase and sale of Lceal Tender notes,
Drafts, Stamp", Sewing .Machine, etc., or
ether traductions requiring the services of
experienced and reliable opents.
l'urcbacs will lie made lor eah only, ex
cept in caes of special agreement to the
contrary. ,
cDco IU. (Osborn,
Formerly with Cisitcut, Pansox k Co.,
Wholesale dealers in tine clothing, San Fran
Cl-'CO.
. . Sessions,
Formerly with C. R. Goonwix, k Co.,
WboWlc Grocers, San Franclco; also,
Ilruwanv & Wade, Jacksonville, Oregon.
REFER BY PERMISSION TO
A WOOD l"l im1 lioo d'nlr mo Frim-iaca
L It IIKNCIILY CO., lUnltmr limkn, Sn
I rut.. ii .
0 W 111 I.I., Aitf r, fcin Frnnrl-e.
CI Vl.KX M.liKlSS, VI uul lcr, 5n FTnnclxMi.
Iih2J,ltlo, roihatf
ITinpqua Academy!
TI1E Trustees of Umpqnn Academy have
thoroughly repaired the heilldiuc. and
Itlsnnw ready lur school. The Winter
Term of 22 weeks will commence Nov. :7th.
IV Spring and Summer Term, lit Monday
nMay, lfcUfi.
RATES OF TUITION Per Quarter:
Trimary Department $ 5 00
Seondarv do 0 00
Higher Lnglbb 7 00
Dead Languages, Drawing nud l'uiut-
ing, tucb, extra, 3 00
Music 10 (10
lluard inprUate families 3 00
r. I'. KOYAL, Principal.
Mr.. Clam; Smut,
Mr't Teacher.
w. 0. nicKNCt:.
COL. I'Allllt.V,
EL DORADO
UNION CLUB ROOM,
Corner of Cnl. k Oregon Sts.
THH UNDERSIGNED HAVING TIIOR
oughlr nfltttd the nboie namwl sa
1 vt, ki-licft a hure ofthe public patronage.
Tbe U-st Wfiirs Liquors and ilgarswill
be served to customers.
MTKNEK k PAR REN.
Jack'onvllle. Atrll 19. 'CC. oplZltf
GREAT
TOTSMinHIPORIHI.
THE undersigned respectfully Informs bis
friend and the public, that he has
.it'lyUen In San Kraci.'o, where be w
l-eid a fine nortinent of fine r.nJ common
rllli-s, shot-guns, revohersof all dlirervut
kinds, derringers of tho latMt patterns, nud
ali kind of ammunition ; such as, cartridges,
powder, shut. nlo pouder-llak, shot-llMks,
hunt ng-bags of e-i-ry sort and lz.
All ordir will bo tilled with promptness,
neainus, and di'iHitch. The mauuluviorlug
i't new rill-swill l! done at the Miortvst
notice, and In the most approved style.
Greatfiil for ul patronage, I mind
fully eolicit a coutlnuuuce of the same.
JOHN MILLER.
September 9lb. 1SC5. tf.
WOTICE to rAIUVIEIlSr
T T) rT" Js yov' PREPARED
J . 1J to receive all kinds of
I 'reduce 011 CoinmWiou and Storage, on tbe
ino-t rertfouable terms. For particulate,
tail at his Fire Proof store, corner ot Cali
fornia and Oregon streets.
March 9th. UCfi. marlOtf
S U lYlJVl O N S.
I
N TI-IE COUNTY
Court, for Douglas County, Oregon.
E.Abraham and Hyman Abraham,
composing tbe firm ot Abraham r
k Dro., u. I. G.Thompton. )
TOI.G. THOMPSON, Defendant:
You are rceiulred to oprx-ar In said Court
and aniwer the cornplaiut of the above
named plalntirTs, flKd against you, within
ten days from the time of sen '.. of this
summons on ou, if sereed wlihln said
Douglas county, or if sen fed on ou within
any uiher county In this Stai turn wlthlu
tnentydajg from the tim uf thesertlec
thenof, or If sere td on yt t of the Statv
of Oregon, then It is or ' by the Judge
ofthe ttboee named tout t publicutiun
of this summons ho mad : 1 t.i. weeks, pri
or to the list Monday of May, A. D. IK6,
In the "Oregou Sentinel," a neuipaptr of
general circulation, published at Jackson
ille, Oregon there being no nepaper
PuWUbtd I" this county; nud you ore here
by notified that if you fail to noiertald
complaint as licreln required, the plaintiff
will takejudgment against jou tor tho sum
of two hundred nnd st-vi-uty and seeenty
"Bht tnc hundredths (S27U 78) dollars,
with Interest thereon at tho rate of teu per
cent per annum, from the 27th day of May,
loM, and costs and disbureeiaeuts of this
action to be taxed.
, El' CHADWICK, At!' I'Ul tt,
l.oll,urg DoujluC. ,OiD,l
Irch 1, 106 taitiivi
n 33A.T7ia:ss
Dr. Overbeck, has refitted his Lath rooms
at the
OVERBEOK HOSPITAL.
Those who wish to Indulge In the luxur
ies of a good bath, can bo accommodated by
Klvlng him a call on Widueed ays and Sua
daj febtt
GJO TO THE CITY DRUG STORE and
' buy a bottle of Kenedy's Rheumatic
and Neuralgic Llnament, and your crutches
win soon become useless.
JAS. D.
TIE
VOL. XI.
Till: Oimcox SKNTIXKL,
isst-KD tvrnr SATrnniv uormno,
11. T. DOWiIllJ l'roi.rlclor.
FoKs?
month of the year, hve dollars; If not paid
until the expiration of the year, six dollars.
c.T &r raE as? u'
subeoucnt Insert on. One Dollar. A ,llje
count of (irty per cent w III be made to thi&
who ndvertlseliy Ihcyear. f
tf Upil TcnJtri rrcritrd at com nt ruin, v
Democratic Cn(ccliiin.
Who said that nil men arc created equal?
Thomas Jefferson, the father ot Democracy.
Who gave the negro the right of suf
frage In New York! The Democratic
party.
Who presided over the Convention which
gave this privilege to negroes? Martin
Van Durcn, n Democrat
who nuerwnrus elected .Martin an
Durcn to the Presidency ol the UnltcJ
States i The Democratic party.
bo married n negro woman, nnd by
her Lad mulatto children?
ilichard M.
Johnson, n good Democrat.
Who elected lilcbard M. Johnson Vice
President of the United Slates? The
Democratic party.
If President Van Iluren had died and
Richard M. Johnson had become President,
who would have become the Democratic
Mistress ol the White House ? This very
same negro woman.
Who made the negro a citizen of the
State of Maine? The Democratic party.
Who enacted a similar law In Massachu
setts? The Democratic party.
Who gave the uegro n right to vote in
New Hampshire? The Democratic party.
Who permitted every colored person
owning 6250 In New York to become n
voter ? A General Assembly, purely Dem
ocratic. Who repealed tic laws of Ohio which
required nrgrots to give bonds and securi
ty before settling la that Stale? The Dem
ocratic party.
Who made muUttoes legal voters In
Ohio ? A Democratic Supreme Court, of
which Heuben Wood was Chief Justice.
What became of Iteobcn Wood? The
Democratic party elected him Governor
three times, nnd he Is still a leader in the
Democratic parly.
Who helped to give free wgrocs the
right to vote In Tennessee, under htr Con
stitution of 17DC ? General Jackson, who
generally passed as n good Democrat.
Who colmblts with a negro wench In
Dongias county, Oregon ! nnd who had I
mulutto children 1.7 her ? A good Demo
crat of Myrtle Crefe.
Who represented Myrtle Creek nt the
Democratic County Convention nt Jloe
burg? This same Democrat.
Who ortcmards elected this seme Dsen
ocrat to represent Douglas coonty In tl
Democratic State Convention of the Stutc
of Oregon? The Dnnocrstlc parly.
Who nominated Jas. 1). I ay for Coo-
grcssaud Jus. K. Kelly for Governor?!
the feloniously aHumtd title of "The Dem
ocratic Purty."
Who, with the nbote facts and many
others staring them In the face, ore contin
ually whining about negro suffrage and ne
gro equality ? The Democratic parly.
All these things were done by Demo
crats, nnd yet they deny being in favor of
negro eqality, and charge It upon the Un
ion parly -just like the thlf who cries
"stop thief" the loudot.
Jlruvv La.vd Suou is Siskiiou Cwk
tv. The Yrtka Jnnnal,ol April 13lh,
has the following in regard to a remarka
ble land slide in its county:
"An Immense slide of ground descendud
last week fr.'m the top of the mountain
south of Deadwood Creek, damming up the
creek sufficient to create a reservoir sixiy
feet deep. The slide came in a solid body,
slipping along on a soapy clay formation,
upon which the whole inountuio rests. It
traveled 0 distance of about a quurter of a
mile, and held together so compuctly that
it even moved the sluices and the logs out '
of the creek without damaging them. It
Is supposed that the slide was started by
tho drifting underneath in Steele k War
nock's claim, together with the late heavy
rains. The claim is partially covered up,
to such on extent that it would take ten
men three years to ground sluice it away,
and such an undertaking would also scr
lously damage several line ranches below
on Dead wood and McAdams creeks. For
two days ond nights tbe creek was held
above the slide, where it was fifty yards
from bank to bank, with about 1,000 inch
cs of water running. Another such rain
storm as we had during the first ofthe
month would completely level the moun
tain, us it is cracked open In several places,
and has been seen to shake and tremble in
many places at different times,"
We admire thunder, but as for lightning
we were never struck by it.
OREHON
JACKSONVILLE, SATURDAY, APK1L 2S, 1S0U.
jTheMyMeMlo,,, Steamer
Hob.
Vt.,t 1.B.....1. . i .- k .
I The mysterious robbery fleeted on the
steamer Ortgon, dnrirg l.cr, trip from As-
tirJe months igo.
i al length been brought to light, nnd
. the detectives who fcrrc"ttd out the robbers
hM? JJ. J
cord of detected crimes and criminals, and
the gentleman (Adam) whose character
arid reputation were at stake has been clear
ed from vile Insinuations thrown out
against him by his enemies. A considera
ble amount of tbe money lost has been re
covered, nnd two of tho robbers arrested.
The first parties whom the experienced dc
teethes suspicicned were "John titlnbtrt?
alias J. L. Knsor, a waiter on the steamer,
and Andrew Mcl'.lroy, o?..u Wm Andrew
jibe porter, nnd subsequent developments
have proved tbat their sor!cions wtre cor-
i
, reel. Lambert was arrested on suspicion
nt tho iim l.nt will, .11 o,ir .,nnin
j cross-questioning;, they could make no
pt upon Win. Until about the 15th of
I March, Mr. Lambert lounged round In per
fect case. He nns not alwnjs alone, hon-
ever, for Captains Lfes, Dills and Wnlkln
were on his track. He nas found to keep
tbe company of Hilly Pox, a negro min
strel, and n young girl. AdJie or Hnttle
Hall. The two latter Individuals were de
tltute, but took cabin pasigc on the steam
er Amenta, which sailed on the 15th of
March, tambtrt, Pox and Miss Hall
were frequently teen together, and the corps
were still more convinced of his complici
ty lu the robbery of Adam's trunk, when
they found be had taken his departure
with the outcasts mentioned nboc. Search
) was made on the Amtrica, but Limbert
' could not be found Captain Lecj tlitn
telegraphed to Superintendent Kennedy, of
the Metropolian Police of New Yoik, to
arrest John Lambert Unor.
On the 13th of April, Kennedy tele
graphed from New York to Contain Ies
that he had arrested John Lambert Ksnor,
with his two companions, nnd found in
their possesion four thousand four hundred
dollars In gold, fifteen thousand seun hun
dred dollars In mining companies' stock,
and three hundred dollars In bills. That
he would trv and hold them imlll Jrs wi;l
for them, and would retain posfictt of
the foods and stock epalost replevin, If re
sorted to. Captain Ie tlwn telegraphed
on to New York to the Police, lor them
to release Miss Hull and Pox, mm! to hold
Lambert nnd all the money. MiKlroy's
turn came cow; he was enilly raptured
and cooftscd all l knew of the "myslc-
riews" nUUIr, nud conducted the faithful iW-
tc-ctives to the place where he had planle-d
S5.C09 In a tin box iu the Verba Iluena
CeiMlcry. McLlroy Keined somcuUt
eastericn relieved of hi load of gold,
which he ) weighed heavily on hlscon
sckece. Tb matter will l mere fully
ventilated hereafter, ami many an luttrttt
log Item may come from the perptrulors
of this "wysteriosw robbery." S. l Hug-
""""" ,' . ' ,11. i, 1 ,r 'ilk
T H II.... - IIaku. Oha nl i A
April 14th:
On Tuesday last some men found a bee
tree 00 tbe Canyon IIouwi bottom, and cut
It down to tt the hoe.ey and bets. The
tree is an oak, some thrne and a half feet
in diameter, end about ten feet high to
where thre limbs, teorly two feet in diam
eler, brunch out. The tree was felled, end
was found to be fall of hooey, commencing
four feit below the branches and continuing
00 up into each of the brunches nearly
three iMt. The amount of hoi.ey obtained
from the tree, including that iu the comb
and that strained, amounted to 700 pounds,
suyltig nothing of much that was wud
by tU falling end brealiufe' of the trt.
In e-arly days this was not a laud of "milk
and hocey." There were no honey ben on
the coast until they were Introdueed by
American since '49; there was rnilk, hat
ii took a good race horse and a skillful va-
quero to catch the cow that would ghelt.
It is dil!ront now. 'i he cows stabd gentle
and bet and honey abound, 'lit thinly
wooded forests abound in swttt stores, de-
po.Ited there by these indubious little
honey bees."
Woimi 1UjixjW!.q -It is not what
people cat, but what they digest, that
make, them strong. It is not what'lhey
gain, but what they wc, tLut makes Ihe-ui
rich. It is not what tby read, but wi ut
they remember that makes thera Icarutd.
It is not what they prof., but what they
practice that rnuke-a them good.
Wwx Dof. A.NDV. 'J he President has
given instructions to the heads of Depart
ments to give preference to discharged sold
diers In all official appointments and pro
motions. Do PcinocraU endorse the Pres
ident In this? Answer, you canting hyp
ocrites. A Yankee has just taught ducks to
swim in warm witter with such cucceca that
they lay boiled ffe".
SENTINEL
TELEG.R A PI1 LC.
, ,
Cntceno, April 10th.
The new steamer Orei;oiiinn. built by
lAwrcnce k Poulke, of New York, for
Lndd, llrndford k Co., nnd intended to run
between San .-'rand'eo nud Portland, was
launched on Friday (1 lih). She is not e
pccteil to be ready for a trial trln for three
' mAntl.a
The Commkioncr of the General lnnd
Office has reeehed returns from the Oreeon
Cliy Liml Oillee, showing that ft.'JCG acres
were cntctcd for actual settlement In l-'cli- 1
iruary, while preliminary evidence of title
I was submitted cAyyrjug 12,000 sere vf
nation lamis lor actual settlement.
The Mnsnchntti Senalo had consider-
able debate, during several days lat weik, '
on n proportion to pay bounties to the
California llattallon of the Second Mas- 1
saehnclls Cavalry. It was denied that '
1 injustice had been done those soldiers, be-'
cause they had the option of tranporln- 1
! tlon or bounty, and chose the former. lie-
sides, no State bounties were paid nt that
time. UewlutloM, Iniwcvcr, were offered
andpaed paying S.'iO to each member of
Companies K, P. Lnn.1 M whowerent tie
time of enlistment residents of California,
but credited on the quota of Massachu
setts. Secretary Fcward lmi di'continucil the
pulilleotiou of the tins in tlie Wilmli ton
(Dcl.) Journal nnd Stutuman, that paper I
having cUrgttl him with malicious Intent
to break up the KepubllMii jatty iu r-
vengc fur dispioInted ambition. I
rengc fur uispiointeu
CuiCAtio, April 10.
The National Democratic Association
at Washington lias resolved to have noth
ing to do wltli the itttetnpt to get up n
Johnson parly, but maintain their own
organization Intact. Turn Florence, man
nger ol ll'J'.'d of February demonstration, 1 Confederate proclivities, North nnd South,
oddrewd the Association, snjlng ho nj "'" Mil to think nnd say that the most
compelled to say that the President ,, absurd of ull the Illusions of their lrouble.1
not shown sufficient gratitude to those who ,jrn,,s w" ,,m lllel' l,Ic,"rr,, i ,,fMl
hae Mood by him. Suulshnry of Del-,lf"1 of ",0 Union successfully restoring
ware followed In nu nddreof the nioet
bitter character, raying ha was tired of
supporting u man who would not help him
self, or show thankfulness for support.
lie was it wutin personal frleud of the
Prctklent, but il Johnson means to act
right, it was time for him to show It
Suulsbury saM the Prenidrnt has scarcely
a lt publican member of C'ongrts to sup
port his measure's, uud the Democrats were
skk ol doing his work without pay,
Muiilgnmery Mule's late (Hjlillciil mani
festo excites little attention, Tlie .Vuion
ul InlfHigtHUr thinks that portion of the
urguuMut unfortunate which would cxeuse
the Southern opl, IwcaiiH! of certuln
acts of lU outgoing and incoming Admin
istration. The Albany JUtntug Jvurwit say It is
a noteworthy fact that In ull reesnt eWe
tloii, Stute or loeul, tlie Itepeiblloaii parly
bos been ttrousitst wliere tU Issuss were
most plainly tnaade, am tlsat I Iter e hi no
inktskius; tlie wpular verdict In fuor of
tustaiulag the ily iu CnngreM.
The New Yoik Timti wy : "Strongly
as n Laic felt owwlruiiwl to eture the
oourse of the radical In Cogrr, we ap
prehend the mischief tley hum actually
dorw is lM than that nrUliij; from the
rourceU and cooduct of thftw who claim
to t,e tU particular friends of tbe South
The Inton ii,cu'cutil by such journals us
the A'evs uihI the HorMurcoptrutingpre
judicully upon the teuier of (Let Southern
ople, who aro lid to talk of conditions
which will not egrantcl, and to Indulge
exhibitions gratifying to none but Thud.
Stevens and his friends.
Cntf-AGO, Aiiril In.
The New York lle,M of April HHb,
ssys : Jhe Hnaniurds, desrM r ng of Heir 1
ab'ilily to csMitisMio tliwar in the Hwili 1
I'ncfie. have resolved oil th boinbarduieU
of Valparaiso, afur which they will aban
don the wur against Ike ullie end with
draw. The UirM hi) this news fame
by lite lust Southampton stssinir, and thut 1
a (,'bilenan bearer of iWMtuItis left New
Yoik linmedlutfly Cur Asplnwatl with tho
iuiportuut iiiteJUgenoe.
Tbe car drivers on the street railroads
hate been on a strike for several das and
the roads are idle. Trouble is apprehend
etl. A Vkxpd QcmioN Sztti.fo We be
lieve Jimmy O'.Mmra avers that his true
name Is slrnply "James O'Meuro, IJK.,'
and not James Dennis, Dennis O'.Mewra,
nor James Dennis O'Meara, nor ' any other
man, b 11 in ueen siuii ue vurioui iiiiien
,. - . I ........ I 1 !....!
by parlies who thought they had known
him in daw ol auld laner syne. We cor.-
sldsr the queslloii settled by the N. Y. Ci.
urn, Miles O'Hoilley's paper, width cou
tuins the following notice of him, among
other printers who found their way to the
Pacific coast tome twelve or fifteen years
ago:
Another compositor, from tho Otoleof-
Ccr. I). J. O'Meuru. htcuuiQ imrtntr with
Geuerul Winchester in tho Pucifio News,
. ' 1 -
Pucillo News,
und at a later date escaped being elected
to tbe United Jjtutes Henate Irom Uregon. I
So, It Kerns, Jimmy, up to the lime of
leaving New York, was Dennis Jamea OM
oicara, wnnoui any "r.sq." uangiing aooue
him. Will Dennis still deny tho soft Im
peaebment lOrigman,
NO. 10
! "".'"V 7 -""V:,"1"1
t the New ork Daily Anre says of the or
' ,,cr ,0 I'rcvent the Inauguration of the re
i M Monroe nt New Orleans .'
I "'1''"5 1'resldent, It seenx, lias directed
' ,lic military authorities In N'cw Orleans to
! P'twnt the inauguration of Monroo as
Mayor of that city n circumstance over
which tho VVitiiNf Is nntnrally exultant.
If tho President's plan ol reconstruction
has nny virtue. It lies In the principle
"lnl "10 Confederate Slates were never out
cf ,,,c Union, nnd that they nre covered by
,1C Mnic Constitution nnd entitled to the
",mc tt" 'Wed bj' Massachusetts ot
-!,13l:'l''''r''0Jn,,, Commonwealth! How
"""' "u" '"" '""""ic munwuiiipiioii nun
ntl trl'on ol Federal authority to otnt
,llfl Mayor of New Orleans from nn cilice
to which he was duly and legally elected
'' n VtoM m of wl'lf' Wl wnfesi our Inn-
'""J ,0 '""B'ne " solution. If Ixiils
nnn Wfrtf n wnlcrcil province, subjugated
1,' l,, 'WPr'1 fll"1 lll'l,, '" "' K'!' ' ""
,,nr.v ,1,,T' ,T0 col,,,, "iHlorstntid w lib what
1 consistency the ruling power tnlKht ppprw
1 ,,,c Pcol,, wil1' cytt' leU nf "iblllty
''f.boweur, Uuisaim lc n Slnto of tho
l ,w" ma "s t'lH'ltiiiil nrc citiwimof
the Union, nnd tho President mllit ns well
interdict the Inaiigiirntlon of Mayor I loir
limn ns of Mayor Monroe."
The S,irrtiMtHto I'ltioix saj: tho an
nouncement of tho PrrvMentV delermlna-
,io" ,0 n,forro ,n0 'l Klsil'ts bill, to
lnn,",nIl ln,,r,i,, h"- ,l0 withstanding tho
' rt,cc 'rociainauoti, nn.i 10 give u.c pre
firc,If0 ,0 u"io1' wl,li'r ,u ,m,lIntJ P
poiiitmcnts, to say nothing of tic pmlublo
execution of Major (See, the Deinocretlo
jailor of SauUbury, must tend to lucrruw
the discontent ol the Democracy. Ami be
cause Andrew Johnson cannot resist tho
remdute will of n victorious people, men nf
the sfiifne quo ault til turn.
Anuv Oiidkiis (liixrul .McDowell has.
Issued the following orders:
"Tho senior Captain of the two compa
nies undr nnlers to proceed by hind In tho
IfM!tiiwiit of the Coliimbin wlllreHirt
forthwith, what, if nii)lldng, ho requires to
fully etpilp ainl arm Ills coiiiMiiy, uimI pro
Kire it for the inxrcli. The eetmpaiiy will
be ordsrexl to mareli early next wek to
Pott Churchill, where it will be iiiount
1." General IMIeck.of the Military Dlvh
ion of tins I'iicifie, has promulgutod the fi
lowlnsr tclnl orders :
"Tho two com 1 aiils of First United
Status Cavalry dlrrele! in Special Orders
No, '.'2, of llh Instant, from ll.oso heal
qnarters, to Im umIjiiu-I to the l)Kirtiiieiit
of tl Columbia, ami to await further nr
dsis, will be liiiiiiedioU'ly nioiintnl iiimI
eqiilppel in the lriattiiitnt of Cullfornlu,
ami will mun-li tLrtssitjIi tU Statu of Neva
da, lu, Camp MeDurmlt, to Oregmi
Immeillulely alter crossing the dividing
line of these Stub, tUy will rrjxirt for
nnlerri to Major General Steele, or such
officer ut lie may delinate. In default of
furiher Instruetlons, onj ewmpany will pro
cd to Camp Lyon, nud the other to
Camp Henderson or Camp Alrord, ai may
be deemed best for procuring supplies, and
for protecting the routes of travel from In
dian Inutilities.
'I ho commanding General of the Depart
incut of Cullfornlu will give ull necessary
Instruction! for the equipments, supply and
motemrrits of these eMinpsules (ill they
rMoh lUtW ,j,i,mti0 u,e Depjrtinsn
,., ., , ., ,, ,, ',
of lb '"". I he line of mavis an.
I
nd
the mutes of travel will be so arranged as
to ulf rd ull totible protection to early
emigrant and freight trului in route to
Idaho.
As soon as Camps Union and Heading
are taeuted, the temporary building ami
meli public property us cannot be used In
seniro will be sold, In the manner prescrib
ed in Ih eriny regulations, und the lesM
(A the grouixl surrendered. Cure will bo
tuktn to luve all public accounts at these
ost) du'y settled, and all public property
uccounted for.
Sons and luioim.ii or run Soerrii
The Ciiiuinnati Yiniri says It is cur
rently reiiorted uiiiodl' nartien lately re-
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lunitil iroui I lie aoutli, aim ny jKirutd cou
1 . A. I. .1 n ...l.l., ..O..tJ l.f ll.n K.lriiU
)VIdOI Willi IU llftfMU UJUI, WI IMW (WW-
moil jiopulalion of ,Misourf, that u new SO'
crtt society bus been started iu.Mistissliinl,
und is rupidly extending to other sections,
st) hd the "Sons und Daughters of the
.South " It isu Quixotic ulfair, of course
the leading principle is non intercourse
with the North. 'J Ley defiuo what this
courso Is, and declare II treason to tho so
ciety to eat, pray, dance, unir, trade with
ur iJimuiiisvj u iunntmii missi
ium wortli urc M to be perfect
While
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doubting tho cutlro trutli ol Ibis story, 11
duubtiuir tho cutlro trutli ol this st
coined to me, fcaya a correspondent, iu such
a sbono tbat 11 cannot no uouoieu ume
something of the kind has been uttn.ipted
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Northern doughfaces In the Koulu, but It
will not very materially hasten reconstruc
tion.
"miiii wmmmnmmmmmjmm
DR. A. O. OVERDCCK.
Dr 0rrlwck would nnnnunee to the c.
Irom of Jrtckvin county and v'tlnlly. ths
helms rcturneil toJiii kouvlllt and rcume
the prneliei ef imib, lue II will alw.
Iki found nt his old Men.!, the OretW
Hexpltnl, imles ntoent prufevUii
nl bii'lnen. Ho would rositfully solicit
n reniwnl of former patronise.
"1UTOTIIK CITY 1)UU(J rilOKH
Vl" and buy Keintl) Medical DNeovery,
mid lo! your boils, pimp'es, and nil other
humor" to which )oti arc subject, take
their Night.
MuKiietiLK llousN There are thou
sands of plitciM in which Iha wrctchcet
dwell, and which for luck of n mora suit
able unine, they call homes, to which tho
sweet domestic, wuUoolhlug old S.txon
moiio) ll.eble n word that lias no perfect
synonym In nny other language- cannot bo
legitimately appllesl. Is n llreles", bodleM,
fooillcss room, tenanted by n wife nnd ehlN
dren made gaunt with famishing, n homo
to the luub.ind and father or to them f Is
tho brutal drunkard's family den t homo?
or the covert where Pear and Crime crouch
together nnd listen shivering for the expec
ted foatstcpSfOf justice? or the splendid
nnnslou wliere Jealously Is nnd Faith Is
not? or tho pretty villa where tho victim
of man's profligacy pines heart broken
among tho rooi ? or nny other divolllng,
high or low, wheio moral degradation, Ilka
Pete's raven, rnstj its harrowing shadnif
on the Moor? No ; not 0110 of theso do
vtvih the sterling tinnio, coined In tho
heart, by which tlie happy designate their
nhodrs. (lod help tho tioinclcM, be they
poor or r leli ; but rlilelly let 111 coinlnbcr
nto nnd try tit surror the indigent In wIiom
squalid garrets nnd cellar tlie twin stec
trcs Hunger and Cold nrc absolute. Ily
tinny nil empty grate, nuiong groups of
their ragged lctlm, theso remorseless
fie'nds nrc now doing tlietr punlyslngwork.
llleseil Is ho or she who cxtrcU' them
even from one wretched room by lighting;
up with n cheerful glow tho fnueu hearth,
feeding the starving lunntcs, clothing their
liluo limbs with comfortable garments, nnd
converting their place of shelter Into some
thing liko a homo.
Nitiio Gi.wkhink. Tills compound,
which produced tho rxpliwlmi jestcrday in
San Francisco, is formed ofti wlillccrysta
line suit or ncld iie. In llirtiiiiiiiifucliiro
of gunpowder, nnd n sweet viscid liquid
confuting n emboli, liydritgrn nnd ovjgeit,
Gljce-riiio Is n colorless transparent sjrup,
without ixlor, of specific grnlly 1,'JH. It
is Inllamabh1, nihes freely with wnler, Is
also soluble in alcohol, but not iu ether,
and dWsolvcsinlU lliiiliito soluble In wuter.
It may be suppoeeil frnm theo cleiiient.1
that nilro glycerine must be highly Inllaui
iibto. We are Informed that u comparn
tuely small ipinutlly niy n pound will
prixluco uii Immense) e-xplotivu rend highly
ihingerous ilhet. Kxploslnn will result tu
11 KiekHgo of it from it sudden blow or fall
und Irom exposure to tho heat. 'I hi artl
etc of nilro glymlua bus been uie-d In
blasting on the ('enlrul Pucillo Railroad
and Is slateil to be much more iwerful
llian Sjiiupowdvr, e-j plosion lulling place so
qulekly thut eireeU aro produced down
wards ns well as lattinlly and upwurds.-
Stic, Chum, I7M.
IIhiik's to ink IIi.kmmi MiiMiinr or
Goon Oi.n Amk! This night will brliitf
the umiieermry of Abruhutu Uncoln's foul
nssalimtluii by the iieoiirswl genius of hit.
man sluiry. It win lUn that liko tho
Hebrew Hercules, he shook down the pot
luted temples with his last cxplringMlrenglli
uihI then sprung from tho highest promon
tory of earthly greatness Into the arms of
welcoming angels, and becaina one of tha
immortals. It was u yrar today, that tha
Nation wus striken with Ihu parutysU of
sdrrow, and the stalwart giant of the prai
rie was laid low not In thcnblitiouof
the grave, but to rise aguln in the spotleej
robes of iinmutallty and stand forever Ilka
n lull Archangel on the parapets of fame,
As wo uiuku another unnuul round and
coiiio a span ncurcr to an humbler grave,
wo will bid thee good-hje, glorious old Abe,
at tho thrlno of u great Null jri's Idolatry.
Hut under tho annua! baptism of Free
dom's teurs, beside whut was ptrlihuLlo of
Fnrdom's hollrit apoatlM, until the good
angel shall sound tho resurrection of tho
great, the good und tho just. V. F. I'luq,
Apul 1 III,. -
Tiikiik Is in New York a gentleman of
amplu fortune, vriilch he recciveil by InherL
tanee. Ills wife recently ordered u ncv
carriage, uud was ury anxious that the
"family" coat of arms should bo emblazon
ed upon Its panels. This the husband con.
scnled to, and taking a n thu iiilllioualru
drew something resembling a small mound;
by It was stuck a iiiaiiuru fork, und upon
tho fork was rchcd thantiuleer, rampant.
"Why, what Is this!" uskod madam In
uiuuttiiicut, "This," said thu man of
money, "U our family coat of arms. My
grandfather mudo Iiij money by carting
inanuro iu llrooklyii, uud Inusted it In real
cstato Iu New Yoik. Now listen to thq
explanation of the arms. This mound ami
fork represent my grand father's occupa
tion ; the cock perched upon tho top of
the fork represents inyaelf, who have done)
nothing but (lap my wings uud crow on
that dunghill over since." Thu carriugg
stilt has plain panels.
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A rituALK child with two perfect tongues
was recently born in La Oro&c. The La
Creiitau Democrat says: "II sho Uvea aue)
murrics, wout her husband cutch ill"
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Wnv Is n husband liko a Mississippi
steamboat ? Hccaiiso ho never knows when
he may (jot a blowing up,