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ULYSSHIS S. OH ANT.
"W'nll tlmifl thou euod nnd faithful nr
v Mil." Tho penpb bavr rewards for pall I
all -olbmtnt fur ttnilnr.
Tito Aiiii'tiititU'iif,
Another grand stride 1 ston lo bo (n-
ktn In llic nmcli of American clvllintlnn.
Tlie contittiilonal nr.undm,nt bos been
officially piMMied by the Secretary of
ytnlc, ai1wltl hi Immull.tteiy transmitted
hy tht President lo the (lovcrmits of the'
emr.tl Stutrs for I be nciimi of the State
IHtlslalnrw. Tbtre Is ttltU doubt that
It will b nceeptod by the wpillir number
of 8tlrs nn I Jattlcfprae and fnlure- se
ciirlly be among tin gn.ir.wtres ol mir ftw
lUtiKnUl In iv. Among the -Hootliern
Htstes, Ter.mftt Mhssoufl, Went Vir
ginia, Maryland, nftd.pethap. Kentucky.
m.iT bo revtnlrd on ni sore to accept Hi
"nmendimtit. Kentneky 1 eltangipg rapid
ly', ami the (irnp'e nf the Sunlit must be
Mind, Indent, int to fairtt tint tl.y can
iiol Maud athwsrt lb rocrMi uf civilin
ttoti. nml by a continuance if Ibrir inl
tsken folly, imp! their own ptlillrnl rr
oiganlxtllon. It Is timet Inr ihein In Worn
that the guilty Imdrr tf lie rcbrblnti art
to linrc no biro In tl control of ll cov
frnmnit. ntnl that rrconHrucllon rin only
tnkc pbec on n In "In of wUttg atxl tin
tVllonnb!c mnrlty. One tiiMirdi;liiK
fi'ittiiri? In tle final inapr of the Dl;iftl
. mfnlli, ll.c flgnllicant (net Ibut every
ITnlonlilTn liolh l!ruCJ votcil njc, ilmw
Iti? condiiflrrly Hint the breach between
tl lVutdcDt and Cntiprc wn clwed, ntul
thnl IhfTtluM meet cordially nnl harmrj
nloutly on (hit common (.-round, ncreein?
tipnn a riKftJiirc that hsi for lt objet the
ultimate prtupcrlty of tho hIio! country.
We apprehend that ihlj nimrdment ulll
form a middle ptotind, on which nil can
unite who rea'ly dMre n.cnrnplctc ariTlait
InjT rennlonof the Itrpiibllc not too rail
leal lo alarm cnnjcrvatlve men, not too con
Krvallve to only half fatlufy the frlendi i.f
cjircme tntaiure, not too mceplns to ex
tmuo rcuuiwrn rrjirc niniicn, nor Iihi
yielding to (fftud luueli hopo for uulliy
trolton, It cnoournRii and nilmuhitci the
loyoliiti of IIjc South to continued cxer
tion,ai.dnMtitci tin in that n diMltietloti
Miallbpinade between the Mjal and thf
dliloyal. It h.lriiiKd no rIht'of n State
In repeet to Miflraye. bnt dtnlri any Stale
the right to enjoy n fictitious reprffcnla-
tlon. It plvc evrry State tho prlvileBf
01 representation (or the actual Totlnj; pop
ulatlon, but force no particular Kind id
lutTroRe on any Ktute, In lliln, it ctublm
the eoptoof tho lately rcbellloui State to
enjoy the full tcprcxntatlon for their cob
ured population, provided they choow lo
irrant il,em the franchlie, and there I little
doubt but the people of ihcec .Slate will
Dud It to their luterett to do ro.
Wu canicjtlr Iioi that this matter will
bo calmly comldend by our owulejjlila-
lure, at Hi union In KeptemUr ccjt
that It nay be looked at, uot In n partisan
plrlt, but with a view to the fpeedy and
final Mttlcmuit of the diflicnltiei that Mill
crdangtr the couutry. We trust our leu
Walute may adopt tho amendment rd
. ihow the States be; ond the mouiitolnj that
Oicfjon U In favor of any plan of recoti.
Uruclioii that will Insure a laitlnsiulon,
bMtd onjuitlcaand right to nil men.
iMrjipvKiimi. Tie town of Juckwn
vlllo pnseota quite a lively nppearaneo
thin Summer all the earpentcra mid paint
iwurc busy at work with hammm.saws
and paint brushu. Many of tho old
building ore belmj rcpaln-d and paluted
fup, and many new one will booh bo vl.b
b!c. TLo demand Vor lumber Is to i;reat
that all the tawinllla mo over full with
order. Ono brick kiln bus ulrcady been
burned, ocd another one I on tho way.
Two llmo ldlna will be burned this Summer.-
P. J. Itjau I making preparations
to build a lirlck residence on Third Ureet,
between II. I JJowell'a law-offico uud the
Imprint Saloon j II. P. Dowcll will com
mence building on iiddlllon to hi reeldenco
oo 0. W. Savage I building on 0
strut, between Oregon nnd Third j Dr!
Qreinman Intends bnlldlug oq the corner
of California and Plftli Btreel; 0. P.
Allison will build a carpenter tdiop this
Pall oo the eamcblock.frontlng Oaliforula
street j Wra. UofTman hat bad hi old res
idence) torn down, and I building n new
rwtdence. Tho improvements mentioned,
lojjeiuer with tno many minor ones, such
uiljulldlog feneei, grading nod repairing
slde.walki aod alrcets, etc., give our town
frwb and lively appearauee. The coun
try has the same thrifty appearance-rnew
buildings and new fences everywhere show
themselves.
Can't J)o It. .
COI.VLR. AffM-flATK I CO.
An excruclitlngly pollto and pointed
fpltlr hn come to hand, rc-iur'tlng us to
'recant" the article In Ial week's Inie re
fitting, to bolter?. Wc aro sorry, very
nrry, that we can't comply. On examina
tion of the poll bookj, wc find Ihal Mr. ('.
K. Klum bolted the Union candidate for
I)lirlct JndR'1 ! nnd. lh,r,fori', cat on
half oti for the ('opprrlfad candidate'
A n tnembrr nf the t'nloti trty wjip n
fiuni" n promjocnt portion, and l exceed
ingly bhlant nlut "political principle"."'
wp think Mr. Klum bad belter vote for
principle and not men. It exv the Im
putation, you know, neighbor Klum, that
yon don't bile Copperhead quite as much
n you pretend lo, and lend Union men to
believe that jour politlcil principle l con
"Idembly mixed wllb gammon. You Lad
Juta much ilacttt to bolt each and every
nominee of the County Convention, alo bolt
the candidate for itilcl Judge; hiid our
Iaiprelnn al preenl l, that you won't do
lo lni"t politically. An examination of the
poll !oftk lirln, eeral other little thing"
ti light. We njl that the ieronal enmity
of every "Applegato" and o( their em
ployee.", prnmptnl them to fnrrgo "pollllcnl
principle -boll tiro Union candidate, and
caet half a vote rack for IV person they
have lookril upon a an unrilllgatrd Cop
ixrbtsd. Tho only conolurlon l, that
Ihey. n Unlonlit", are unmltlpted hum
Ut: Oan of tlice genlbuifn wa drle
gate to the conventluii that nomliiatul Mr.
llowtll. Tim, luitiiaeulate, patriotic, antt
eorH)rate, antt enntraet, Mir-eeellent
champion or I'OMTICAl. I'ltlNCII'l.iy.
Mr. 9aiaurl t'olnr. U foil nil lo lute lolled
or enmlMat fur Senator nml County
JdV Me'-r. I.oveatid J teob'-probxbty
lernii"e thewt gnllcmth-4q'irHhrlr money
nnd time and lallufiw In the advancement
nf the eery prlnelple" lie Is unworthy In
talk nlintt ; nnd whll he wa gtltldlng
alnml principle, they ut their lmulder to
the wheel and workml for II. rrunaHtl
bare defeated the Union randM.ttes of lid"
county for lhelat two eletllon". .S. Cob
r wa enlni'lid with the pruxb-s of l'orl
Klamath. The toldUrs nl Tort KUinttlt,
all except one, vnteil the whole of the
Union ticket i yt.. Colver. wlioheld their
proxies In the ci'inly convention, bolted
two of Id nomlm". Wc think those gen
tlfwen bad lettrr renmln qitlef; and nat try
to folt IhemMdvex n the piitdlc n deeply
Injured Indltldual". Union men of Jack
son county, vole for principles and not men.
ami never let meli men n Klum. Applegatr
nnd Colter, tier any one who holt your
ticket, enter your convention", and the
Union ticket will yet triumph In Jackton
county.
On1 lire Tin ilo.
Why the cltlMns of Southern Oregon
can't liter Into competition with Northern
Oregon and Northern Cullfurnlt for tho
Owyhco trad l a mystery to ti. At. fur at
wo are geographically cot.ctrnid, wo aro
neanr lhK rich mine than eliher. Wo
haeoln thl valley, or in'ght lute.Fiirplu"
enough to kop fifty or sixty tmtns supplied
with freljthl. The f.irim r havo the team
and the freight, and rould they oneo gel the
trado to lids valley Ihey would lixvo the
money which goes to other parts of the
.Statu. All, the supplies to the nuilhern
country hate to go there over wagon road',
nnd wo can as well have the roads as any
erne. Tho United States (Sovernment lu
generously explored nnd legated a road the
greater part of the way. and we havo no
doubt would do so tho balance of the dis
tance. .Sgmo m.ty say that there I danger from
tho Indians but we answer that there arc
troop In lint country for the purpo-o of
prote-ellng tho eommerco of that country,
and the military autliotllles havu nlw.ies
showed Ihemulves willing and rady to
furnbh nn c-cort to any train which has
goue out through the tavern part of Ore
gon. Now, the thoroughfare! from Chleo, Cab,
to Owtheo, and from the Halle lo Canyon
City arestronglygsrrlsoneil with troops, nnd
If such a thing were nieded, n road from
Iloguo I! leer Valley to Owyheo could havo
the tamo protection.
runners now begin lo talk of wheat
being wortlj only fifty cents per bm-hcl this
111. Now, If the-y would load up a large
wagon train and ship it ofT north, It Is our
opinion they would realise a dollar per
bii'hul as readily a fifty cents. And again,
let a Woolen factory lo built, so that blank
ct may bo turned oul by (he bale, und our
word for It tliey will find ready sale for
them In the mine of Idaho, There ore
hundreds of teams going from Chlco ond
Ited Mutr, Cab, thh year, nnd wo might a.
well freight u few Iralus from thl valley
as to let the CallfutuUns havo ull tho
profile. In u letter from Captain Spragua,
IH'uklns of tho Owyhco mines, he rays t
"They arc probably tho rlchpst lo the world,
and are of tho lasting Mod, and will nllurd
work for thousand." These thousand" have
to eat, and why should not woof Iloguo
Itlver Vulley play tho good Samaritan?
l'linncm nnd teamsters think nnd talk of
thl Owyhee trade, and doti'l slop at think
log, but net.
TELEGRAPHIC.
Sl'UClAI. TO Tim SHSl'LSKL
Dates lo the 211s of Jim;.
Nkw Yoiik, 13th.
Gold payment" this week will b- nearly
nominal j there Is ctcry Indication that wo
liUvo nliout reaeheil the endf the specie
drain. Thco have been day when the llucj
tnatlons in gold were wid r, but they were
liioro'Treqlieni today, and Ihc excltemsnt
iin" greater than on any prcvlou" day In
the hMory of the gold m.trket. The trans
action" have been rnormou".
'."The I'eenlng Ws money article say
the eaoltemtnt In the gold market appears
to have exhausted Itself tho loan maikcl
Is easy.
WasiitMiriiv, 1'Jth.
In the Senate, when the morning hour
expired, the special order wa the bill to
regolelu the occupation "of mineral hud.
which was taken up nr.d dbeu"ed by flier
man, of Ohio. Henderon. of Indhna,
MeDotignl, of California, nnd Stcwnrt, of
Nevada. N
On motion of Hoisard. of Michigan, the
ltou" Joint rcolntloilrrnpiestlnir the fre
Idenl to tranmlt to lb" several States for
ratification the amendment to the Constitu
tion. va taken up and pawed.
In the lloifc, A'hley, of Nevada. Intro
duced n bill granting the right of w-siy nnd
other prhllegn to nhl th construction of
n (iiiuiel for the (Vin'lotk bod, whleh wa
read twice, nnd rifcrred In the commlltee
on mines and mining. Il'dwell. of Crtllfsto
nla, Introduced rf bill to encourage the con
struction of n t-Iegrnph line between Call
fertile nnt' Idebo -lend twle. and referrnl
lo tho committee nn public bind". The
i-'p nker stated that the cnnlltutlona1
aintmtment wa pnblishfd Mllolally by the
Secretary of State lhl ii'.ornln.
In the llmie, l'rlee,' of town, front I he
Pacific Itallniad Comptny. reortn the
Simile Idll gtantlng aid fur Ilo- construction
of n railroad nnd trlrgr.iph from l'olom
lo I'heertltle, with nmvhdmeut., which
nder eonshleralde- debate, wnt lefvttnl lo
the cominlltep on pnldlc taml".
Six UaeM-tscs, 21st.
Tho V. S. Sub. Treasurer shipped flee
hnndml tlom.iend dollar. In gedd on tb
ht s!eiiner not talfet'd. TLo new
steamer S. M. Whipple built to run nu tho
otMiltbm line lutween S.n I'mnrlscu nnd
.Vieramanto, wa hcc-lully lanjthi) nt
Coueon's strip yatd.nl Chik's Point. U-t
ctetdng. She l expected lo raako be r llrst
trip Inulioilt n week.
No iffiirt" were made by the San Matlro
authorities to proven! the prl fight In
thHr country, or If nny, Uy were untiic
cesful ; for the fight came otr nl Cunning
ham's Stilloo, nn the Snu Jo. Jtillroad, In
th'preenec of nU'itl six hundrid sptela
tor". Taylor and lllak y fought 'J' rounds
In one Iioiir and twi-nty eten minutes,
Hither winning the flyhl by a foul blow,
although lb? myt severely Injurr.l of the
two, A seeoud tight, bttween Johnny lie
tine, alias "The Chicken." and Thorn t Me
Cioeern. alias '-Soip." was won by the latter
after IIS round", occupying one hour nnd
I'.liy-flve nltiutvs. lllakey was so severely
pummidel ax to require surgical treat
ment. Tho Spring Valley Water Company have
concluded to'liurraw live hundred thmi.and
doll it" for the eoinplrtlot of their work,
and Id Iur bond a Mcurlly for the loan.
The people are contributing liberally to
wards the coming Fourth of July celebra
tion, and the dirplay will not Ire a failure
for want of fund". A great deal of Inter
est Is mxnlfe-sled In thorn titer by allcla,k
of citizens. Onu of the Uxecutlvc commit
ic, alone, Im collect! .S 50.
Tho omland mill Isruulilug very regu
larly now, and wlih commendable speed j
It hat m!rd only ono day In the lat two
or three week, nnd on one nveatlnn brought
letter from New York In twenty-one day.
The steamer Iel Norte, which sailed from
this city for Crescent City yesterday, re
turned to port this mornlug, having broke h
her piston rod.
There has been au advance of two per
cent. In Legal Tenders, owing to the limited
supply available, and on Improved demand
for the pajmeirt-of federal tax ; open prices
at the hoard were 70 a 70, adt anting tu
71 a 72.
Kastern lino down beyond I.aramle.
Return of lou'pliluu County
''lection,
Button Skntinkl; I Fend you n copy
of tho election returns of Jweplituc county,
us early a poislblc:
OFFICIAL ELECTION RETURNS.
rOlt CllNQItKSS
Pay lf.fi
Maltury 15(1
10
Majority.
IdllllOMIIiNOIt
Kelly 1
1511
20
"The WmiiKii. Last week wo ttnumht
tome of writing a slatldng weather Item, as
wo had two or three ilnysj tunihluo t but vfe
aro glad wo did not, as thl week the
weather has ''slashed" us. On Thursday
last wo had a very heavy thowcr of rain,
Quaim Macuinkmv, On Wednesday last
we noticed threw teams pas through town,
loaded with machinery for tho Occidental
Quart Mining Company. Wo understand
that tho company Intend having their mill
running by the frit of September.
" " i - -
PuoioQturnr. Wo aroluforwed that our
old townsman, O. Dodge, has taken rooms
at itoeelmrg, nud is prepared to take pic
tures in all styles of tio art.
Woods
Majority..
SIC'STATK,
I-sno 178
May ,.,J3I
Majority... 21
rTATK I'lll.NTKIt.
O'Mearu 171
Mcl'heron.,..,.jf)r,
-Majority, 15
BTATKYIIKANUIIKIt.
Hell 17(i
Cooke I&i
Mutnrllv QO
die ruicr JUDO K.
Prim 191
Dowcll 131
Majority. . 03
ntSTItlOTATTOnSF.V
Neil 171
Uault , ,,,14'j
Majority... 2.1
IIW'llKsKNTATlVK.
I. Cox 1C5
U.D.Southtvorthl-12
Majority.. 23
(X)UMVjfJmi!.
0. Oaldwcll(U.),163
u, Kurnam,,..rioa
Majority, . 1,
biinnrj'.
T. Plotd(U.)...181
U.lliKhby.... .135
Majority... -Ifi
cuu.Mvel.niK.
It. Porl't(U)..IC1
II. K. Hannah. 119
.Majority.. . 11
hTlT tXIM. pTIIOOIJi
V. Chapman ..171
S. Mc(3.tlUter...H0
Majority.., 31
MUMBtmtX
1". lioli 188
S, W.Sawjer.,.lI5
.Majority... 73
... AKWll.
Y-Sauinkr....172
A. Watu 1-lfi
Majority... 20
cojitiicSiONKita.
0. Covle Ifil
S. MeMlnger..,.162
.xtaioritv... 9
O.Logan(U.)...fi5
Howell 139
Majority. . 20
CKSIIONl.il.
I- Kendall 178
W. ailiSOOt-rrrrlM
Majority... 22
We have dono ps
well ns could be ex
pected In this forsak
en count y,
, n. 1,1 a. in.
VOTE OF JACKSON COl'M'V, JUM2 4, 1800.
, :NAMKS OP lMlKCIN'OTS .
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Oonk it Dclviutr. Last week Mr. N.
I.angol started for Portland to attend the
lirand Lodge of Maeoos,
lor 'C'oiigffM,
Itnfus Mallory
Jo.. P. Pay..
lor (nucrriorv
OeO. L WooilJ
.lames K. Kelly. ........
Vor S'tcrttarij o Sialt,
.SumuerK. May
Iifayctlc Iane
'or Slatt Trmtuttr,
Kilwln X. Cooke
John 0. Hell
for .SWe 'r infer,
W. A. Mcl'hcrioi
liiiue 0 Meara
lor Dull nl Jiulat,
II. P..I)oweTl
P. P. Prim
lor l)itnil Atto..ity,
II. M. C. tlatilt
.1. It. Nell
Vtr Sintt Stmt'nr,
ilohnS. bive
.I.N.T.MIIIt
I'or llrpituntnlirti,
Samuel It. Taylor
C'lmuticcv Nye
Horace It sol ,,i,
P. II. Pnudray...
John I'.. Ilo I
(lib Wells . .....r
or Cminlii Jiuige,
Oraiiu'e .hitolif
I.. J. C. Huncau
lor t'nunlu Cltikr
Win. ilniritnn...,
W. II. 8. Hyde
l'ar Men. - -
Win. Itay,,,
Win. Owen..
Vvr T'tiuum,
Max Mailer
David I.lcil
lor .f"esoi
Pat liitieC .;....
Sl'u.e .1, Day
7ur Smrtitor,
J. S. Ibmntd. ....,. .
W..I Ply mule y..
for Sihviil Snirinttii4ft'
M.A Williams
I. T. Davis
For 1'u'Ik .tlminntrtittr,
Win. Ilitcrr
Hitman Helms
For Cumiitr.
.Iixeldi Jacobs,.
P. II. llrceiiman
I'or Co. VtanmmtoMtt,
Pat Domgan
W. (J. Myer
.1. II. White
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201
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Nonritw'Atut llorD. A drote of nliout
one liuinltiil hoises paseel through town nn
Tuesday litkt. They started from llulle
County, California, nnd expect lo stop at
Portland or tho Dalle.
1 certify that the fore'golng is n true ropy of the nb-lmet nf the vote milled In Jack
ion Couuty, Oregon, Juno the 4th. IbCC. W.M. IIOPP.MAN.County Ctcil;.
Steamboat City und Daidaitells prrclocls di not appear In the tubtc, owing to the
fact that no poll book werc(i nnl in tho ft'tmrr precinct, and In the latter the voting
n done by ballot until noon, whrn they we.ee teiiiTii'd.nnd most of , the voter went
to Willow Springs nnd Prikmsvilto nnd voted ncain. U
.Si.xot'i.en Cask. One of oar exchange-
says there I a ycurg man In a town In
Vermont who cannot sprsk to his father.
Previous to hi birth, 1010 ehflirttice eroe
between his mother and her Imtbaud, and
fur n considerable lime she refused to sjcnk
to him. This difficulty was lubscipieutly
healed tho child was born, and In du6
time bsgan to talk tut when silting with
hi father was Invariably silent. It con
tinued to till it rvai fltn cars old, whin
the father, after having rxhuuited Ids pow
cr elf iicriuailon, thicatcned It with pun
ishment for its stubbornneai. Whrn tho
punishment was Inlllctt-d, it elided nothing
but sigh nnd groans, which told but too
plainly that the little sufferer was vainly
eudravoting lo speak. All who wcro pre.
rntuuiied In this opinion that It was Im
ponlbto for the child to spralc to his
father! and time proved their opinion to
be correct. At a mature sgc its efforts to
converts with its parent could only pre
duce tho moil bitter ilglis and groani. A
similar can, known to many pcrioni now
living, occurred In one of the wcilcrn
counties In Ihi. Slate. Th son is now
living, nnd is a man of ordinary Intel!!
Iff ne-o ; is a farmer, nnd resided with Id
father up lo the lime of the death of the
latter, which occurred when the son was
about .twenty years of age, Many txpr.
dlents were tried and fulled lo Induce him
to speak to hi father; nnd although he
rarely convened with hit associates about
other matter, immediately became liltnt
when asked the reason why Im did not
sjeak to bit father. We never heard that
the parents of thl man Lad uuy dlflicolly
beforuhji birth ax that n'ludeeUo above
I'mnl leite'i U'tdly.
2VXex'i-ioc.
-At tho residence of lliu brldo's father, ou
Wagner creek, Juno 17lh, by 1. M, Wagner,
J. P., Mr. (ii-orgo llolawa and Mis Uebecca
Ann .Stephens,
- In Crescent City, Juno 12th, by the ftcv.
Mr. Itlce, .Mr. John A. Ilaxtcr to Miss I.eno
ra J, Wendell, bolh of Creeceut City, Call
fornla. "
Oood for you, John I You were always
fur tho -'Union," nnd tho Union of worth
and beauly must always prosper. Muv
your happiness be lasting, and your sorrow
as envrvciccnl as tho choice ".Slllery" with
which you remembered the Press, nud with
which Ihe Printer congratulate you.
Soru.
-of'
-In Jacksonville, Juno 20th, to tho wlfo of
Henry Julgo.atlaughter,
I
A T THK OITV DRUO AND HOOK
Storo you will nod that hfy keep the
best articles of snlce. seamnin ri,.,.
and oils, crcajn tartar, tojla, pcr llarley,
etc. "
NKW TO-l)AY.
tiii: c u r. at .snow or ickm
I coining, nnd will soon be on
exhibition at
U. S. Hotel Hall,
On VVcilni'Mlny 11 ml Tlittrsilit)
r.vtiiiiigs, .Itine 27 i 28.
Two Compauies United!
lLAISDELL'S
GIGANTIC PAH0H1BA
Of Irish Scenery.
TBS IIZBSlUnOOZf .
Mil. T. -H? WARWICK,
Delineator, it ml
Blnisdcll Brothers '
Troupo of OriKliial
SWISS BELL RINGERS,
With all the Original members, assisted by
MADAM BLAISDELL,
Solo XX Y XT 13 last,
FRANK MOORE,
S o 1 o "Plxxtlant,
AMI
ZSS CLARA,
Tho Charming
IRI8rj BALUADIST.
POORS OI'UX AT Jo'flofk,
Jacksonville. Juuu 23, 'CO. ,
LOST NOTBsi
T.'-I'. CAlUXlssv
-'U HU.T ,J-
Mcdicino(SWf
ln.Iack...nrda,u f '
MtDce-lnJaekswti-i, f ""
S- D. FARtio
NOTA1JY PfiiL
WamiVu'Vt.
Wllltsktcknrr,t(
t--t.Not..iMJfM-i,w "J
l.rsjs Mill a,lnNl.J. a '!
L. L. DAVIS.
I'inslCIAS .IMsxtjJr
OPPICK-Urt,,,
Unit, r, '
lti:siI)KNt K1Irt. Vlr?E.
Jackwotil'i. M.-,;; . '
B. F. DOWtn
.T XjA-?,
Jik i.r nKl
Will pratiic- m ai; t r ..
Judblal Iiitltkt U . f.--,
gon.andin rtls j, ,vk-v.
ly rollittcl
PETER BRIT'
IMIO'nTfsliAIMUCV
1 i'in:i'Mi;i)
itiTtitp. tienii)
n Mm
OPTJIKAIlT.
' WITH AUlli;
l..'II. IMHStilT.
If I'lelsp-" b ; ; n'Ai
charg" w,lH tasd' t,i
bry. e tbr h.ll. ftsw. nr'r,
sit (ot ywr bki-nr."
J. S. HOWARO,
SURVEYOR A CIVIL Ul
JjtT?AtiLix vn
llcldenee ner tlis Sv 1 U
street. Jmv
Oftlce at h', it JeweonM
DR.L S TH0MPJ
PIIVMCIAN AM) MM
J.eiKioMiur,0ux
Can be fviund either at lU !!m
or tils it-oiienee, one 1IVK1
iiri-s s Cflire, tirepared ,f
I teiiilinlotli'ierijuir';ui
utknuiv he(n. J.
ORANQE JAttnJ
A'lTORNKV ANIi feAS
.A.T XiAW,
AND KOI.ICriUlt IM'JUN
JarKsojr" j Ciius.
eilOrr ,w.li Iki toil it
At) business c, wa vs isj 1
Im- litoilipttr all, t-a "';
DFI. A. D. OVERBK
Dr. On.rUVsUs"!"v'
Irensol JiteVcM 1 . 'rsNitt:
he has rclursid to J vaxJ- s
the practh ef nMc'sf. lis '
U louud at ti'M slmJ,ai
Hospital, onlfss s'wst I
albudcr.'. IlceaM rfpf4
a ri-nvt of 5'riw r atroai,i
J. II. US4TU, rtl
LASATER4.LANCFCI
AnOBNEVSalli
Walla WhII flu,
One door ett of KjptiKrt
Sum- .
.MASO.MC (BtBIl!
VY M..willerl.UiiV
KVOPSr JOHNS DAi s3
June. I"C6. , .
All Maons is fw '" r
fully Intiud 1.1 be present '
luiliefisiltlileseftnw.
Ily ordor of -V'D
Jacksoutllle,Jtioe.lfl
A OUAIfP
Will b given la tie tree'rf'
IIOTKUacd every est M'5
In and make rperry. -
tt
It. IifOiV.
DUCAN&WAl
FOBWABDIHG ifl
MERCIUS
Xlriolx. Huil
NOTICK IS IIUItEHY GIVPN THAT
wo havo lot tho fob iwlng dc. irlbcd
notes, and all percrns a.o notified not to
irauo tor 1 n em : un noto tor iuu,payao:e
On ItoBiin litvr in i7iT.".I,i"""T"l.m R01'1 c01"' or currency or tuo Unlteu
iiro!,.-xjnacntr7a eon. . 3nn inorjco, Uaiti iiWi ,0h July( m
and duo 7th July, I8CG j also, one noto of
wiu niino wuor, 01 too amount 01 aw,
and dated tho same date and due the 13lh
of June, lBfiO. Itolh notea.wero drawn by
Win. A. (Jlbson, and payablo toArabam
V Uro,, or bearer,
Thcxo notes have Inith been paid, and If
any ono trades for them they will never
get n cent. AllKAHAM k DM.
lloecburg, Ogo., June 19th, J M0.
CorucrerFroBlM
CRESCENT CUT-
miinviviu.AnES?.g
1' celling and (Of swi-trusle-d
to their i'. ,?,
sfM
11 . . . s -iriliflf K"l
X celling anuivi".'-- jm
rusieu 10 iuni - -;tlj
tiipatcb. Tacy '" T1
1. nil, Unci for itormgw" ....W
arraugemenlisolbsltfl'l
1...... Vi,ri,ah them aiwjj
ore rebates, or low "
g0,t?o.lSatlB
,!!. received on storage.
..tDi-nr GIV
.Nxyeaa
B'tmlnisiraior ' '.-. ,&
li.iiM-k.'lalsor Jsessea.s ,k
""::zi:.u nooi mt sj
"r",'.!: r.rwai-dwr:i
5jjsKa
sujneu, ,r:,.'j, ao'!ZjM
pfeenlx, '''teMessisl
All persons 'Bd'"J,UF.'!5l
qutstcU to wke ,mmi. A-fjl
June H, '8Wl
V