Oregon sentinel. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1858-1888, May 04, 1867, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textsm THE ORRSOit KTKBL. D. M. C. QAIILT. Soiiii'tlilup Wrong, CoMxrMMtis.j Southern OrcRoii. -No, it mi. . t ................ -..,..... ...nr..,A.it.. rn,.m , ' ' c "wrac """ ..' j j, lliarlv wJ,hi the province EDITOR, the loyal party-tl.e icntincl on the, " ' . ." . , -t.pr '0 -; wntch tower of iliertv. Yca.uiticli v?, "' "'-""". . rn, Foil THE PIIESIDEXCV IK 1M. . , ,,,. ,,clr . to ii-M tlic rW ,! ,nn, -of . ' tM HOT1, mill pnnu nii'i iiiiui'ii- -i-i n')rn;ii'ii siiiiiui-i " i'nnin- n I up pi'iipio nv r w.iru i r iwiw--'- mont for Irallor Satiuhay 3Iok.nis'i, May 4, ISOT. .. . ' ; I'lolmlili' Itailroiul Hoiiic-. We puuHslirtl nn article a hort time since, from the W f)rt(V'vin under the nlmve caption, profoiiiir to he entirely impartial a? to the locuti . .,:... mlfh rftmrd to IciiitUttion, farther than to protect the migranUA wouMtoon settle me ijimuw : .; to the disputed Territory) was being Micco-fullv carried out, and as early as 1 S4B thescttlurs from the United Mates, and the HrltMi subjects, held meeting to form a temporary or provisional cov erunicnt, which was a succcs, and a carlv :i 145 (see oreame law of un fMin Deadv Code) and eoutiniied un til the ad oi March 1S0. '1 lip ques tion of the northern boundary hue wax II1U ........ .,,., M,tiii,nrniiirr flip erowtll. tirOS- wnnlil blister the in of rathan. fail to I " " ' ..".., , ' .. exhaust their contempt of those who .t nnd future prosper, y o . . k.o , Mvl it. Luntrun-e fails to convey vllle and the surrounding count j. It ------- - - ......... .. ..u,i tiiniiinii Tiinr .....!... .i.!.. !.t :.. is. nowever. iu'ee;iiM i- ,l"u' """ i .....:... .,nniinrioti netweeu tne laintcsi idea oi wicir su-mii-uhik - . - iivi . ,-- , ... ii' ,i.. adoration of the men who would have " "'" "" nre"c . ' '" two ?''vernn.entsconmcc .... destroyed and divided the country, had -l-nttemptstoe -n.eletho ecu , JlJ f J1,; J, their 'power been equal to their will of the pas,, many things tl .hai o, a, . la k.n ... m to J There sometliiiisr wroncr no word ! taken place will be overlooked, forgot-."-'V..! ... .(... i ,in-lin... After I .. . i... nanni-i u? t ........ . ,n of thanks to the "men who stquiiiicd tcn, or not known on , the tide of rebellion, but volumes of wjt)l 0))C w)0 ntt (Ilin praise lor nunc wiin-iiitiiimi. 1 it. The Democratic presswith nu .... nur: Just so it will ne 1 1 , . ,, kn,111,u.,nt boisterous ,is attempts to predict the 'cu.,j0 jM the Senate, the question was . . . . -.. ....... .1 i . .iwrtu.. i. tin-tan iiirriii)iiirfii. of a railroad tlirnusli or into tiiKMaie; "....- )-- "'"" " " r"r ' future, jiufeiiic from the past, or any , settled by a two-tlur.l vote .m yet it evidently exaggenites the diji- j,,: have iloTaSo other stand point. Many, ylZTvf eulties to be overcome between reka ,ontcI1(:0 , ,lolor of thl, re.Ieml blue, many, will be found who. when speak-, g . "..JK,,,.,! i Ores'on, and and the Willamette Valley, hudent- j i,llt are teeming with adulation' oj the f 'mc nf the pat. will illustrate many ' ,)t ti. 0m ,'ic subject will be again Iv the main consideration sfom to be; , ''buttentt', and rebel gray. Why is . . . , . ... knowiC(lccthat has ' "...i.-.,",.1,, !,, n subseuitent issue. the connection of Portland and the ad jacent country with California and the great Pacific railroad. We quote: Before nnv railroads are constructed it? liv is it mat tiiccicuiocrnuc pa- , - ... , , A, ........, ,i . .. ... i nimii niniTiiMi nv iiii' iniii aiLiii.uv in- i iters assuming tne greatest mea- - c:,.!.,,,.,. i nn nlllictioii that waits on lire of lovnltv, professing extreme de-. lineator; or when speaking about what j McKneM is an alll.t ion lisht tlmt'theVebellioii iviffnSueee. ' i, int likelv to take iilncc. If fornoth-! s al. None are exe . nil . nu htrt re niu iiceti luiiui inMii ".- - KEW ADVERTISKMENTS. The Russiaii-Aiiicricnn Treaty NOW IIBIXO KAT1FED AT Muller&Brentano's Where l!cr nrc opening Uic most nplcndM dock of Sprhn? itnl Siimmw Goods ever broilglit to JnckMinvlllc cuiislH' lug la pnrt of SI'KOIAL NOTIOKS. "" -JnckHonvlllc Lo.i. o. lO, holds lit. rcsul. meetliitt on oviTtK.i.f..,.. evening at tlio Odd Kello.;i I. O. O. IV .srt' &-? Jiu3tj2rSty Hall. Before any railroads are coiistruete.I fi, persist in trying to deify and en- : uP dilVerenee of opinion mint be "". ' . .i: i. .'.,,. n.ir lo connect Oregon with California or tMJ the sth.kifii; Slrrion of the dead " t "J "KS-tlmt 'ibis ". nke ' Whoever can urnw I. . with some ot the traiis-eontiuental lines, routedrracv. M.rr.UMsa" gentleman, vmmtrVt where each individual lm'the " " ' . "' , f the the easiest and mot leasible routes i;0bert K. I.re a " patriot," .-einines a iIn:t.,rable richt to evpress an opinion n A4ur 'T . iV.viTui.iNi. will of course be sought for. and those .. .ailor, a. J soon, , ,,,,,. ,?0 V whhas lien n'nd what is'likely v ' K 1 nu bv which require the smallest expenditure ,1 mv onie to.-niviiisr penny-a-liner to ,.,, To .,.:, nnne A0U( !,:.. ' rill a, am alleeti mis oi mi 1 1 1 u.. of money will be adopted, ft is dilli- ftu. 0!in Ilemht treats the read- V J1' . , "?c4 t "'.,,; , W-Cherry IVctonil too Ire.p.eu ly and cult to decide Iy what route we cmil.l ersof that super-excellcnt. constitution. J"1" M it s so and wni.l n".tou "l"rt.ly J" 1,,l,.1,,ll,lltr1.. , most easily obtain railroad connection wittS im 'toahalfcohin.nof fulsome SjVn oncn Wei if i?' was mZ o- 1$ c,,ri Vi,M ! h w'u ",.' with California and the Ki.stj but that ndulation of old -ocession.loe I.aneund oi ZituU 1 n t. f ill. reason and wr,. ,il ' . lH,!!,,,k'r'1 ' "" , ""'V route, wherever it may lie, (s the one ,,j. M:im 80 John, who -erved in the od st " It i Zl) ome mi- vC '!.,VL, mimX !li,,' !,,a' tlwK ,,( ""',l; wbieb will 1... r!.o,cii whenever nctim r...i..,. n.. Iml.,.l.lv iJ, ..1.1 r.on" l ". p " ' ,. . "" ' VV.1 '" . .". ".. e ne. Poor remedies me dear as. good 1 bimnes ,ll be.in. ' na ve tl.e itii.er.int After a "S "T. '" Jl "5 JTLiV 7 I- Z I arc cheap, at any price you huiu to iiim itini .Mi.i.ta " ....,.-....,, - l...... f Ti.,i..;.jr,..i I IFtl IV! VIIV.441 W'nw tv.v.. w r.r,frf-l'.i ?Mf.'l!l! We take i;sue with the foretrniiiir piiggi'stion, and are of the opinion, that when a railroad is built, it will not be oer the "easiest and most fen- Mble route, but through that portion ornble memlm. in ill.. . r,il had lie of our State which, from it sreouniphi- served in the Federal army ? Nmie sn ealiKsition,doinnnds stieh a neeeitv: n a- to iuiivine ntivililns ;f the , i t t .. :, ,.,i ' Kind. ere tributi-to the worth and and which by it nntuml resources. ,, Iin,vrv , t,K. ,,,. (lf lhl. ,.Iort will make biisine. for a road. Port. t.nu." j,; V,.uent thev would have lauil is not ureeou, nv anv ntcaii-, and U's si''iiilu-anee: hut tlicv are a road built over the mot feasible atie, and prov square nienl tor emlowiusr mm with o .,, t)iat) if minko,,, c are honest ninny christian trniee. (on paper), and j.. ine iiiumrv iiiiuiiiifr eiriii verv rau" fill. WhiJ iimiinc. that the rebel Captain iinme would hnvenimi.t 1..m oitrier. We learn from DRY & FANCY GOODS. A atlF.AT VARIETY OP Ladies' Hats and Cloaks, LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDEENB' SHOE S, AOonoral AssortmoBtof 3Z&9 llrotliers In good stnndlnp arc Invited ni.iij IIKVUV IlllVPAW . na- HK.NUV DUNCAN'. V n " Javiks M. Sin-ros II. Soc'y. Trustees. Gkoiiiik 1'unk,' Wm. Itnv nd q J. Day. ' a j7- Eobckah Mcotinj; 4th Monday in each Month. Warren Lodt;c No, 10, A. F. & A. M A IIOM) tlielr roRiilnr communlcallonj XV'O'I the Wrdiipdny KvciiIiirh or prrcei. r lug the full moon, In Jackson vu.u:, dr. i-iiov. A..MAIIT1S, W.JI. 0. W. SxVAOK.Scc'y. VOI.MJV COLV1G, 3KTOT.A.:n.Tr 3PTJ33XjIo, CAXYOXriM.R, OllEGOX, Will lake AckiinwIi-ilKCinenU of DcciU, 1'roteit Solos and Hills or llxclinnpe, mnkc Altextntlons, mid nlliiT InstriimcnU of publication, lllank Deeds, .MortiiKr'. IHU of Sale, loweror At torney, Licenses, Agreements, etc., cnnmantly on hand. feli'J3oi3 BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS. NOTICK. IlttvliiR disposed or our Fac tory, wc ore now iremri'd lo give our whole iitleulloii to oup I.eiither mid 1'liidlug lu!no. On linnil, direot from Frnnco, Calf A. Kip, Domestic I.enther, Ilnot Legi, etc. Juiik 0. Hias. I I.. I'aviii:, I Jons llmv, New York. Paris, San I'rancUeo. AiltlroM. IIKIX A. ItltAV. 41fi llatlery Street an Pranclfco, ?otara?o.itb(.niOrogonisco,.rer... ' Ml.,tt.ai, .,. ,.., .m,l t,volieio ed ... these art.ele-, .. is our ...ten- uf A , t,Rl ..., n rniituie iiur remarks io that ior- lul ', '' u. ,. , ,.,.. ,,. iv ...i., timi of it known a .tacK ,.m1 reniains ol Daniel UiImii. ne.u .il lo, to .lai'k-onville. I o- the iinnimo o) irettinif a iood smrt (soini'thiii'r lido the .TiiiHii.ixe f-'uib:isy. that could not ttTn.li WtnliiiiL'tnti City, without start. linrtriuii Calioiru.M., in- l.nl. iroth(' lu.ulilllllK l.'lllllllV. Vt'.IS liMlllil m ins I houe. A t. oroiier ..lur leudered a ei- diet oi suicide, cuoiiiiilied wild a van ger gun in lii! own li.uuU. The tie ee.ied lu a lirother Huns m-ur i'ort 1 here is eousider.i ee: but they are jMem. 4 ,,., ,, ,t!,.tjm, intu. llimilr "d. in tli.Matv. lhere is eousuler.i e. itpr.M.t were wautiii". 4,f U.-.n. ir..l.l ua- found in the lint near j ble proerty Iwl.mguig to I lie estate route, sitnplv to connect that city with ' "e "'" n"!' m-arty synipntny o wlipri. Vn.kn ow ,taIlUi It w.fc ,,,,, nuu no inuin iieiu ... ... .. . r. it. -iii i " i . the tlei.ioemev i with the eii.'iiue-t . ci,,,.,,, .....,. v n.nt inmiln.r nf I . .".. m Calllormn, wouU be of no value what- t,0 CflUIltn, ' N lillH. thu tWnx " :"l"f;,.AK!11.,V '"I" I I'nui-Krn.v Sapi: in ai... Casi Mn over to that portion or the Mate lying ,cawi. h cannot induce harmony n. liro,,,t.t.titi". ami it soon became WixmwV -SiMiriiiMi Sv..i'i', for all Muth of the Calanooin inountnins. and the laest said iiIkiiu thoe who nar- -!..li i.!. ...... ". ... ,t. .,...'....! di?eaes of ehildreii. such as teething, , , . , , 1 II 11 I'Vll lll.l. II 111 .11.1, till' I..I.IIIII , n-bieb i eartninlv no niiiiiiiiortnnt iMirt tlClpateu 111 the rebellion the lietter, ,,i, rt)- i,OJ.., !,.,. m.i.1 S,il. Ar of Oregon. We'will supine bv wnv a",1,i.,,? tlwuiocnitic rtv will sooner Unaw jVl,r wae nl, cxtenilvo gold- ofhythcKthat the 't fJasiblV 1,5! 'f Vitlll .fiv: route" was;.,lo,.g the sea Wj, fwm t (K.ir, w,tse destruction of ber of iirosi.eetors, and rieh develop incuts were made during that time. This, n a matter of coure, opened communication with the northern and San I'ranei'eo to Atoria California Government. I'litil they do cene, we and Oregon would he connected by hnll re-iterate "something wrong." rnilnwil at a much Ies cost thuii i. an- j .-n,.0 hair ,roH?ilt t Kn, from tiuijmted by any other route spoken of; IJu.sia alwuii.l- in a hideous vaiiotv but in what eue would Portland be of inects of the l.'gyptian j.Iague pc- benefited, or what greater facilities ci,te' ''' C!U1Jt' l1 horrible and in- would be olVervd to drain the Willani- c.I"n,,,S "p l,1')'ri''si. wlieli .,.. . , ' the sutlerer in litemllv eaten up nine. cc valley of its i.irph.s produee? A T, cr(!B,Hre, . enft.tl gri.gaiueVind rmd built to Portland, leaving the they have already eaiiM-d eveml re head of the Willamotte valley, msii.g voltingdeutlis. Horrible! JJjvhan'. through the Cascade mountain.,, mid The above i- a bro.ul hint for laditf-iitler-ecting the grvat. I'neifie roud to wear their own hair, if thev would somewhere on the Humlwhlt, would "ot ,M 'UietcI with something that benefit .Middle and .outl.cn. Oregon ' J.m.tl.er name than gre- ii.. i .. i jjHiiiv- iii inv i-.ii ii nii ui vHiiiurniu en t tie. I lie iaturti"e wn JiuJe more than a road acro. the r..rnvl.n..l-. -.. i..,if..,.ft !...,. u. ,.......' .:...' .... ...... '..,. "v--t,v ".' "' " nun exieiisive, ami u was more thickly settled portion of Oregon. The Yreka 'digging at that time ap peared to be the centre from which supplie radiated to supply the sur rounding diggings. Ileef, bacon, flour, butter, jKitutoes, etc., were in great de inaud. Oregon wa- at that time the most accessible and could furnish eon- Hlernltle quantities ol the ncceurv wind colic, etc., is a safe, reliable and hnrinte.s remedy. It not only reliet es the child from' pain, but regulates the stomach and bowels, correct acidity and gives tone and energy to the whole system; gives rest to the mother and health to the child. Uo.iicttor, .Smith it Dean, Agents tor the P.iciliu Co.isl. Ceiitlenien ami Clilltlrenn' STOCKINGS; CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, WALL I'APKU. WII.I.OW WAKK, i:i:vtli:jii:v.s ri'R.isiii.G lioims; (rucvrlcs, CrocKery, Liquors, IlnnMvurf, .Mtnlnp Tools, HOOTS, SHOES, ETC. J.icknnv;il. I y 3. 1SG7. my 4 Waicii and Puiisi; Koiwd. A few daVh since. Mr. ()e:ir Steams, einnlov ' ed'iu the shop of .Meai'. I.iiiu iV: liafl, found u watch, which the owner can have by calling upon him and proving property. On the -d ol .May, "lliitl" Adams found u puie, or porte moiiiae, in the street in the vicinity of Ply mule's stable, which contained son'ie .1 I i .il .1 i ' tiIiitlili(K 'lliiiitit'iiiititiiifiiiiiitiiilli. supplies, ueei eaiue were aouiK.a.u. , '"",'" ..."' v"" ."".,," ,'. , i lluros ILv Mr 2 turiie ure''o a s nan ior sometime , "",v : ". " " ." i iin list nv Lnrruns KMAI.N'INli L'ncUiaicil in Hie Post Of 11 lice at .lavlivmvlllc Oregon, May 1st 1BC7 Aliuill IIimiu 2 Atnulniiii' I'tahk II ArmpMvst ,1 II '.' Alili.i.l .1ati.ru A Al!n Aiid'is.n Ih-ntihcl .Mary .1 lliitlti- Win 2 llliwni N turned their attention to tl.e raiting ol attic. I he pti'tunige was then line coiiiiere.l describing its eontent!. Fun an li:i:itATi:iiTiiiiAi, Coii.i. .! .- .i j, . . '7. . . ... .. "I grou cfliMra io wie eemer oi Amen, allyealle.il. houinong you cotil.l near the nmt ina-terlv inoee i t.r luvn. )irvtiiuicv inn; nuvoenie anv ","- '" '" niiwiiinmiiie iiiiir.:niicrsucu oibur wim. tbun tbnt unlK- .u.Lp X? a revelation V It is not.irioiis fiet via Yr.ik,.luck.onville. mid directlv r,mt , " ,n'V' .!", llUi" J0V;,,.",,.l1",n,l.v- number, o'f cattle weiv obtaiiie.l'in Or- 'ughly tested,' and maintain the good tbrouh the fertile vall.-v, f tl,Us,ni; " -wvithI ot tlii- lively lutle lirlluwft t.g and driven south to Vreka and reputation they have justly acquired. 57 .. .,.,.,: , ', ".","-,."'",;r""V sumviniie since; ami ,i,p,.,,t loeaIitie. A large number vmiiiut ,rv jiiitiiicu, . rwi ..inn iui'e nuu nine lias enreillliv o.ielieweu of makiii" '"r l'"hl " Hroicm' lirouvhinl Trufim" money without practicing econo.uj "' oiieien wuu me iuiioi eonuiicnee or ministry. As a conequei.ce. large '" u,(-lr emeaev. i uey nave neeii inor- ov.-r any other route will not supplv wearing the filthy thing. "Poodle our want; mid, rertaiuiv, will no't 1Z ;valurft".1" we are n.siired are ta- eoninmud our ,M,tr,mge. '. want a " '"TTrli tI,C T''V; .,,,. ' . " , , , who have died ol the mange, and dved railroad direetly through the i.nHlue- tt. ,uit the taste of the wearer, ft U of aek trains were put upon the line of the Oregon trade. This at once nt tniete.1 the attention of the tmtcler to the l.ogue l'iver valley, which tit that time wai tolenibly well stocked with Itlilttltl ll'lwi tl'ilfil HfitlCf mi ! n. 1... ing portion of our Slate, to bring our j orange what devices the dear things ,dert. e.'.m.nitting depredation's killi.e supjilies and our iinitiigrauts, to trans- vl" rv'm ty mukl' thuni.ulve nttniet-' ,i robbing along the entire line be- jmrt our surplus product to a market nC I tween the Canyon and ICIainath IJiver. anda road built w a to avoid the Vl:l:v IIShTclcnt ; SKS'SmTff LlrtSSS grent vnllies and illimitable stock of tl.e 7A, .poking of the eonfed- &?" ' ranges of Southern Orogon, would nee- orate " graylwck," John Lane says : j For the purpose of placing before the osarlly lo.e all the jirotits that would , The'-Colouol'Seomsasduteniifiiedto fender a correct idea of the prime mov accrue from m'-'ing through a settled ' elwir out the Gruvks around his nt. in-' caue that brought about the set- nndproduiuivo country. Tl.at is whore a" no was to ifrne the Uinkecs from i '"'neiit ot uogue uiver vallov in lPfll. tl.e rood U bo built if built it ovor ' ",e"mo fow . ,,uu' ,l w,u ""'"ai-v to digress for .. r.u N-w uo ou.u, ii mint it oor j . , - i a ,iu0llt, , h,1(.nk , ,)l(. j , i-wliontlion. i busines. to MipiKirt .,,, , . "l '" w luck ,wv r Oregon. Pro... tl.e best an- it, and where it U a natural wunt to a '" "' ca,l,l,a,Sn il'UM the '-('reek,." , tll;rUv WD lmvt) tJu, M.t,0IIMI11 j,, ,,". , .l.-.n. . .. Vf Mfc ' tllVIUI'll country having no other outlet: not- nw,wlur mey may i;ej, thev will Ik- , illaiuette valley commenced iuubout witl.-tm.dii..' The opinion of the o u"' ",,1or"", '". " .i"5hli.,rl,iMji the year 1MU to acinic something ooHiiu, Our iZi.r .... l' Rlt',wi"'n" ''"'t ''olinV likett ariimueut chanieter. It i a well nn willi,Se.MoeoVaWd, v Wu 'l "00,ll,,t' ; ' k""w.i fact tl.at Great llritaiu and tl. flci onrtl,U rmue m fW-e ti o ' 'f8 "' l,1' ,'a"k ,,,.oro W0,I,, ' l ,,hwI mi" ,'"'U"1 the country state that the flrlt gat ob S "l f ! fe0S ! Sr" "' ''r' "i''1'"' !!. !""" .' latitude, north icon or twenty mile, of the Stoila o . , tfA l JttW- N "!"Iur ",'W -X? thv ,t,M,ia" l'to-"'S tlmt in Mf mountains, with a grade orev"irt!"fiv" , ' .1 ii r .i1",!l'luVvS ',olm ' I1'.1' Uvo vernn.euts entered into a feet to the mile," cJn l.c uvo U cd S. ro. - K " t,W k""W ft,r.thu l""1" joiut-oeoupaucy treat both govern- 1 v by way of 1W Creek, and that the Ioai to Wib'. Di.hiim, -We ' !""", U omil'' ' .?,,l,,c tcrr,t!'r.v dreaded Siskiyou is a much los, i... !...,. ,i... , ... i .. ., V. S .....V 5 I ,(.'r u" 'mr i""1 !,t tlie expimtion ot hiii iiiui ii ii.ii i i in i kiirviii'iiii ii.... ... .1 ele than the mountain to be pad bt. to Wine', earn,, ! wnv ., Vl . iA ' ,l? '"""V0 ' ,r' or '" 'V.vcnrl828, twee,, i,ugoe Uty and Ft. Klamath, hand fork of 1-vans Jrceknn.ltlcl.ea ' .." , EH l.L.? Saur.uuei.to to Vu-ka, will have some .1 .Mel 1 .Ii..l7, ,. .. -lims to terniinate the treaty, should thb.g tosuy when a mlA I "erSK i! Sr2f io llSJ ' v"X .U S l inn "'fuited 'sT, 7' cation with the great niaX 1 7 1 o work i Ze t'el " 1U thN route l-n-. f'.rthe pupo.eof iudi.eiug in, world, as we of ,uutluril and .Middle tl.e ""iXnjL Z to I e ' S wt ofThe l'iv' M1," U' Oiegonaie; and their inlluenee and new mines will be only about thirty , V ' '" 'tl,1i,s "" duMreh nuiv Iihvi. iniu.1. t .i :.i. .i :. ... "i"j mooih iiunj the shot es of the great Pae. p. in in. ...-,...., -( ILIIIII I lilt KM location of a road. w e woui.l UKe to see this subject ng. ' i:w P.vi-ki:. We have received the Hated uiiil (li.iMi.tl in a spirit of liber- first number of the Uoiuhurg Mi'iit alitv, and with a v lew to the devi.lm.. .., , ,! . "uu,""b -'ia'.7i mc.it of the re,ourc s of t he ut J I'" ,h,la"1 V ''X ale & Ilro. State, and not for the beuef to f anv l ' tt l,eut ,,u,, Wr ',lle!1 with a oneJection. We want o heir no fe n"' vcll bclcctc.1 reading iiore about the "most feasible routes" . iV. " " l'":"ij, '"".emip.onoi imply with a view to the eo. nectio'n U' L ,0,,-caM,'e-. W wolc?l "" u if he "emporium" with thHSXj" 0"! 'W.1" "f S,Uhur" piore Kim) ol worm, ami leel satislied that the road will run just where it is needed, even if the obstacles are home what greater jh.au where it is not a public necessity. Oregon, and wish it success. J. A. and T. P. Baxter, of Crescent City, have dissolved partnership. The hiiHiiiej.fi is continued by the latter. (bleed a bill into the Senate of the L'niteil Stales granting donations of lands as bounties to all who would cross the mountains and settle in Oregon. This measure was agitated and ilUcused in Congress for seoral years. First a bill granting donations to settlers would pass the Senato or House, and fail in tl.e one whero the measure did not originate. The Presi dential election in 1814, in a iroat .1 th re arc imitation, tm mm' fo on- iai. tht icuuine. FitAiiiiA.NT Fi.oitt.NA. This is the Uliiinm in J 0 CiimncUni Jolin W Cockrt.l V t'oakly An.lrf" Cruckvr IKnid N Clark W.llutn Trr.it j C'hoiipnilllf DrtVid Tin: Humboldt Kay Journal has been eloed out by the ShuriH'. No wonder! Ithoiste'd "AudyV name for next President, and probably found the load to heavy to carry. I. S. Paymaster, .Wuj. Webb, arriv ed at Crescent City on the last trip of the Del norte, to pay oil' the troops at Camp Lincoln. nonx .SKUIU:U-luJkMiitllU-. ,.tillh, lu Hit ulfccfMr John .S,aWr,a.liujliWr. IIAY On lb UlofM4j.it tli iUrrv et )lr. W. Uc, to lha Mlfe ut IU), a 04ujlitr. )lcKI.NSKV-Mj 11, o lb. wf f ),r. tIwbim JIcKIn- ), b ilitijliitr. iiiviinuiv iiinieu upon tne question of "all Oregon fl4 10, or light." During this time the doctrine enunciated by J v. vj.iininiii iiruiY( icu.i flf(( ,)His(irl,, name of a most dclieioiii perfume pre. ,.'I"",pn! , pared at the City Urug More by Dr. cSw Mr V o. 111. ui. u is u.u en mi lienor to uai.v i',..i. . . ol Luliiu s famed extracts, ami vurv t'uoi. I. K V much cheaper. e eau recommend it 1 C'air M as something nice. I Cmway .Imn liiinryan John l)TiuT(J 3 llu.ton K A Ui' llall It Drtinbrt F llimmermio Jnlm !' l)riilon Jom-iiI) Kddjr Mim F.diflla Kstli-y .loin II Fnwlii Jumn Fugule 0 It Finl7 Klizbetb (utl.iiR (Jeorne Oortuiky Joseph lianliirr Wm II Hatke II 1) Ibnrlrks I'Mmr.l ll.linrrt 1 II llnnanl Jtmn W lUiiMtn IVtfr 2 lluiuiuni Juhii It I ten hi John I bunion llopwtod 'I'lioi, llnpvtooil James Iluikln M llutctilnion A V Uaick G W 2 lohneon llnj J'tWi 'I'Iiiiiiu. U .bill in Mr .Inlm.nu Albert U Knrlc'I'liiM II tvi'lunn I.H.Li,.Hr. in ' . . ...... :r -..." .. 3 T.i.e lur .ile: A block of l.:iiu,tnu liumlrnl Kelly Mr America fvel n.rire. Il l i-iiriiiiiinUMl by 11 Komi li-iiw. Kiddle .1 ami ln Kiiml Iiuiih' tli.ird ilni.titil) mid li.itu Krll l..i in. ..n Ii. ..I... .... .....l. ...l ..r in iwnu ICH "l ...-.. .... "I VI.'... I UI U.L'l in .j- live. ojiii.cjm(1 ol'iiidi.', pv.ir, iv.icb, ibiin, uirlgot, nictariiie. (i.iiice, cherry, H)ll-b.-llfd nlmoiid ainln.imii irves. Ol" m.ill liult lliure aiu lr.iwlrrif bUckbvrr.v, bUck uud rid iumi. .".rrlei.. t!uo;bvrrie uud currants; alio, live or It liumlivd j;r.iiu roots (In mmvy), uud egt W Mitlicivul planted lo mpply Iwo or thrve onlluiiry luiiilllc, tlie coming munir; aim u gowl well with an tibuiiduiicu of good pure wa ter Ul all K:.lotl. Tliu l.l.rn lmn nn ..nl .1 bade trees pluuted on Iho tides of II; uho a number of two dillereut wlctles k.uwIuk, " h "HI be right for traunplantlng in tl.e lall. Ibc aboe proerty U illualed about ISO yards wutb of the nun- public Kbool hounc, be tween 0 and I), ami 8th and Olb street!, ami Is undoubtedly the most desirable location for a family residence In Jacksonville, fcrnjulrc of O. A. Davis or on Ibe premises. Imy4tf M AHMED. SK3M0NS llltl'll In Sin tramik.., ut i)rw C'Jtlinl' nl, AnllStl, bjr lb. Il.i C II. M)4, llKar.l e t. Iiuai lu Mil) ,N Drum. .NocirJ. CAUin:i.L-)IILI.i:it-la Jackk.i1vlll,.l4rtli 31. bj ll, K C. lllmctiH, Jlr Jl. Cil 1 .11 to ,.. Mar Jill- rVUK FOLLOWING DKaCUItlKI) lUO K'riy, aiti.uleil in the town of .J,.tKon- l-.lli'dale John Innald A K Li mid Tlioa Laii;ly Author Ii.ig Geo Lmuly Kdirurd MellonnouhMrs R M Milliiuiioiigli Junies 2 McNral A '1 duller M's Aniencs I'.Merriinuii Miss Lucy Ilrj.uU W F Minima Wm llriiwn Mi Ximcy M.iy i5.ir.ili L Ilellui'er Mrs I'arolineMcC.iy Thus ll.iJE.it) J 1", .Miiuuini; J Y llr.uiiik'S lletuun Mmsh Daniel Hall John 2 McNrw Wm Curdffell Mm Do. a Morun Joseph N)e Mis A Knjlur Grnnvllle Oris Ohriatian O.len Georg Oli.ira MuuriM Ode.Uli.ii-k 1'eler Ogelsb Mi.s Sylvia l'eiersoi. Klder M l'almr John Itobir.ion S V Rath Samuel Itnllirock W A R.igtrt) Mrs Fenlojn Slept Henry Slocuin Mrs A Hick John 0 Slice J It Stevens Jas Hu.llli Mrs Mahals See C'luy 2 Hafuvtl A- Thalcher 2 Swindle Sural) Spidrer Mary K Sears Gianville Si.'rr John Sunpiiin Miss N U Sillivan Geo. T Slearne J II Tucker J T Thosi Nicholas 2 Thompson Ohristofer Ticc Mrs John II Thompson lames Tillelte Charles E Taylor S R Thomas Geo R Thalcher II M Tiumbell Jnmes V.ekroy E V Vnnderford Miss Anns Wallcn 0 W 3 Walton Wtally Walser D W 2 Weaver Mim Amanda Wood Sidney Wnlker Martha Wilder Joseph 2 Walker J Dai Wilson Grnrge Wnllan h Sun J J To .lhiiiiii any of llicso letters, the nnlicanl must cull for -advertised lellirs. If not calUil for within nni-month, they will besjnt to I he Dead Letl-r Onice. In iinilinR lellers, place the postaRe stamp n Hie upiM-r rigiit-haiid corner, and luive space belween the slump an direction lo post-mark "ilhout interfering with the writlne. J. M. SUTTON, !. M. Infoi sunt ion Wunteit of Henry W. "?,' WIIIUmlLU llurnlo. When last on OoiJ ,nOT Bt AM.KKta. Creek, Jack no ha.in yi Orc,'!0"; .Their ntlllcted parents f el3,.,',ari1 of ,llc'n 'ce 1888,' would ? .i',ul ,0 a."y P"0" forwarding particu- ,fOIIi F. IIOLCK, I'RACTICAL Walt'lunaUcr and ilowclcr! Oiepmt Stifi, Jiitlitmvillt. ()rgnn, HAS ALWAYS THE BEST SELF.CTED STOCK OF New Style, Solid Jewelry, Well assorted, of plain, engrnvtd, en ameled Finger .Kings, Ear-rii;s, Sktvc-buttons, Uucklcs, etc.) etc. Gold and Silver Watches; Of French, HiiirlMi nml Ami-rlcuii Mauiifiduie, 1'rst (uulity only, 8-1) A V AND 'M-llorit CLOCKS, Svlli Thiiiuns' Striking. Alarm, Weight and Spring (Jlck, vie, tic. All iirtlclt-n nrc elrlclly wiirrnulrd. nml will lie fold '.id per cent lets limn ut uuy other bouie in I own. Wiilche inn Jewelry, In need nf repairing, Cult bo sent by express, nml "III be i-nturned a toon its porslble. Jacksonville, April C, 18C7. Id u rtii.mnut j.o, ihitokI II. (. SMItll. i HANSCOM&CO. ETNA IKON WORKS! HllTIIKtkT I'llllMUt 01' I III. INT AMI Tl IUMa" HTII1I.TH H.N II.AM'IMII, Practical Machinists and Iron Founders, MiMTirrmr STEAM ENGINES, qiAiiTZ Jtn.i. ji .u'iiisi:i; oi' all kini. SAW MILLS, IM.OC It MILLS, Dunbar's Improved, Self-adjusting risrox pack ixc, Now so extensively used In Iho VmA nod In this Stntc. I!eiiilri. no SiiiIiik or screws. I l wnys Hteum.tlnhli without v.ciUf friclloo, unit never fjeln thick or leuky. Hanscom's Crubhcrs, The best tr the kind now In uo In thl fctute or nn v hern eln;. AM A 1.0 AM A TOK.S A X tVXCEXTHATORS of nil kIuU made to outer Tvi.ku'h hii'.iovro Wats.u Wiii.ki., GIvIiib (jrenter power nt lower cost, than snj wheel in ue. Send Tor one ol our clrculirt rIvIiik full tobies. All wheels MarnuiM t itlte thiMiowi-riis set forth, or the money will Ihj relu.ided. Kulr iimliera r.ir tills run. I nf I lie "I'llidcr. biu.I Wli.lr Iron Mump hliutu mill ill's. Nunu Kcnutuo unless obtulm.il from us, Kv ery olio wiirrunled. 1'alenkd muchluery of all kinds will lie fun-Isli.-il by us ut .narked prices, l'lirllcularsi. lenllon itiven lo dmwlut;s uud specillcatioiisof muchiuery, which will bo mudu to older Tbe pulrouiigv of the public Is respectfully solicit. upC3m Shcrifl'B Sale BV VIltTL'KOFTWO KXKCL'TIOXS. duly issued l.y tlir Clerk ol the Circuit Court of the Stuto or Oregon, for Iho cuunly or JoH'phluu, and lo me directid oi.o on a dicrrt made and dockuted on Ihu 8th day of April, A I).. lb7. In luvor or GcorKO II. Hrlggs. pi aKiilnatJuu.es Smith and Thomas lloweon, for the recovery of thu sum of KIkIiI llu.idntl uod lllteeii mid -J3-100 ($81A 23) dollars will. inter est ut the rule of ten per cent, per uiinum, ami easts nml accruing costs; ulso, ono lnlaorol Calvin Hull, nml against James Smith aiidlbos. IIowmiii, ror tho recovery or Six llundnd soil I-'lvu and ftu-100 (SiiijS 50) dollars, ullh I"'" est, costs and ucuiuIiik costs, I bac levhd up on, und will, on Saturday, the '-'Mb day ufW 1807, between the hours or 1U o'clock A M.""1 4 o'clock I. .M . or said day, oiler ror sale, for cash, to Iho highest biilder, ut the Court Hou door. In Klrb villi-, In said county. Ihe I"""' lug ili-scrilxd leul estate lo-wlt: The fiaciM ill i-u-t hull ol the southeast quarter of net on 3.1, low iiship ait, south iiingu K west, ti'g.l1'" Willi nil Iho luipiiiveiueiiln iheieiin, situaliu 1 Jii-ephlui-county, Sl.Ui of O.vgon, und knuviii u Ihe pioperly of Junks Smith uud Itouni How sun. THOMAS F. FLOYD, Kheriirnl .liinHiiliinn Count V.OrrgOB- iuieu niriiyviiie, I April l(i, 18C.7. f ap20l FOR SALE! K(f "KAD OF MIXKD MKIMNO 0JJ Hheenforeulo by Ihe subscriber." Jmnpoll-Jo. FHKDEU10K FA fiiFor parliculurs enquire or Muller & " llrentmio, JackBonvilk. , . April 2G, 1807. l'27"4 200 LDS ONION SKTS FOR SArtE nt the CUy Drugstore. am -a ss