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E&Wi&K&teUZttHBt&tttoJ BD THE OBEflO. SBSTINBL. """""ILLLJTr 1 MM YHitio ii pnuiic H,.no - ... - r- ; - ';,;,,..; , ll0Wm..l-. Heven, lfijnu w r B brief Yilrtory of the Indian FOPTIIFI'UFSIDENCriXlHUs 1,0," 1,linn 1,M? lrcnt week, nml fLJ ,, ' o,0 ,ia i '.uhI California... loea.r.l at Danlanell.., mid I ere ; Ju tvirol'ISSI- IOI, UIMUMULMJ ia imin hwimiioii In ncrtlnjr that It '"ft ".,,.. : , ,Uion and co.n.uene- little doubt that they would Inn e been -r ,,,.,1,1 Contn ih umii.V flirt n ULYSSES S. C21A1MT. , the linen l.ulMins of. ho kind in the ff'griiifi. K m eater portion of u.a-ae.e.l, l..ul it not been or the pa t-nV -lA never be It.otttMi by the oil Well .lone, tl.011 (.-.. 1. 1-M frtltl.fnl .ru.r.' ' State. The main school room, on tlio thou w,0 c0,nimMieed openinj: fiirun lantry of Capt. Hardy hllill, ronuu. , J,,, ufOrouii wlio residededhere tit The pMple lure r .nJ. f r piiriot- pu .'.h- ground lloor, i very spacious; ltoliig j i-2 nmrci ,K.r Urent ditlieulties , dec of an iiidependent .unpan oi " .imw, thorn wu will men- ment for traitor... ,rtv i,v fr(y. nml thirteen feet in i.,!, ...... .Utlt.Milt to obtain exeent ' nuuleers, who, with his .pompain. . .. .f.., y.ir.l hiinily nwir i it i rtATrrin ... tMlTl'illl ... .. ..... ... ..!:.. tu-.i ............nlli- In innwiiil ill S.m'ltllAY 3IUKNIMI, Jl'NK 1, 107. rrxE stock U has been our boast, and a jut one too, that .laekson comity was a little ahead ol any county in Ihi b'tate in the matter of lino horse. The bot is not an idle one. There art, at a rough calculation, sixty or seventy stallions in our county, that, for fine points, speed, beauty and service, will com pare favorably with n like number in any county on this eoat; but our peo ple are begin iug toaskif blooded stock is a profitable investment ? It i well enough for millionaires to indulge in the possession of fnt ruid beautiful horse; but in n eommuuitv like ours, where there is but little tiriiln cnpi- tal to snare, and where the great on - jcci 01 me is 10 imiNc money, lH-opie on seimraliug the se:.c.-. 1 he roonn, naturally ook the niot profitable in-' ar, a ceiled and Hti. d with lumber, vestment. It is well enonah to feel and painted while. The building is proud ol our line slock, but as a mark- surmounted with n handsome cupola, etable commodity what are they worth? I on which i -retwl a llae tatl', t wmitv Who wants them, or, in wanting, will f,. fwt in UMn, on which is pir-hiJl give in dolhirs and cenls what they thehievitiiWeAnii'riean i.il.-,...il ok liave actually cost ? The-i- qiic-tion i,, pPrmiH, tlii-.Unlink- of the voting are prcenting themselves In a serious ' (Yeomen hoi love .if lihcrrv is to be iignt to ti.c Koie 01 uhs vniicy, mm hi- .jinn- ...iiru.H--.iiHi n-irv uii-nin i (nupm wHinii u.c v :i us in-iow. i no has been somewhnt overdone mikI more enpola, we nnderstand, ws ugeied profitable pursuit, -omewhat negle.-ted. bv Director Heel-man, and he is entitled At nrvsent there i n great demand for , the credit of nddiiic a great orna bcr entile, mul iw rn.niiie nn-made ment to tin building,!.-It gie it unite a to lK-amy, blood, or point-., other' An imposing appenrnnce. it is intended than thoc ol .ixe and weight. i!uy- t0 gw-W n h,io w wftlin the cupola, ers, Willi well tlllid monej l..iir. .tre'the torn- of which an ensilv 1h- distil. Jw'Miiir onr valley in n-nri'l. of l.l(f tor' ffl,il,,diVom th.- ehi'itth bells, to call the Cn ifondi and Nevada market, the vomhlul: .!!. ml:t-wcarvpathof and finding n in l.i.Htie where p.-o. knoCvltdg. . i.. l!..i.dailv Uxl; and plj'lia. talked I.-m "horse, hut e i-1 ft cheering iom.s. heard "dnllv among dentlyhad more "horse senH-," timu ,, wiJ remind thi- (uiinuuhit that :. : i... ..i.h...... .1... ...au i hi. iuoeoi uogne mver vnuoy. Aimm twcive mnnireii nenii ni entile imip been dnven i,eiiss the mountain thU print.', only nbout tw.. hundred of j which w-erc purcha-d in lhi eounty: I anil it is the opinion ol the Ik-si ju.lgcs that there aiv not at i.resciit over three for public inspection mi Jloi.dav oV hundrod marketable cattle in thi l.x-al-1 Tuo.luv next. We do not doubt but lty, that formerly supplied ihou-ands. U-verv per-on will be perfectly satisfied " e think there U no danger that cm-' with' a building which would certainlv tie raising will again be overdone in this be n credit to nnv town in the State. ' part ol the country, for the reason that ' the wild grasses on the stock range of "WirxAJtKrn: Iiaiuioah. Article California have been so completely incorporating the Oregon Central Kail eaten out that that Mnte mint certain- ron,l Co. havo bwn llh-d in miIoiii. bv ly continue to olU-r a goo.1 market for' f.eo. I.. Woods, .1. H. .Ao.Vs, s. Kli:. ourbeel, tor many yem- to come; and ! worth, E. X. Cooke, Isaac I!. .U.orc with nuf almost mil inite.l ..vt-.nt ot ,,,,,1 .t-uiIi t'mlili. . cuiitraei Is snl.l unoccupied grnwng nnds. we see no ,0 mVe Iwcn made with nn Kastcrn n-a-oii why we should .not ii.-c-rtilly ,.0,traflor for building no iniloof the comiK.te in that market. If any one' rond.nt A:.onQiermil.tn bceomiiicii doubtMlint enttle raumg u much more j cod nt Portland, imme.liatel v, and com profitable than railing flne h..t.- flch, ,,0ted n uhin f.air vears. Tl.evscein to let them make a calculation ol the first (, laboring under the difHeultvof hnv cot ot coll., take into consideration I jg made a bad start, a the' Acting the oniv and attention absolutely nee-1 s..rirv .if tl... Intori.... i. Mr....i .V. e.-snry to their develoiMiieut eomiMire BCCRK ,0 nctvM the ..0li0Ilt to ..; . I nke the se it with the e.-t ui nitMiig calves; nnd 1 given hviiidivldunUstvlingthein-ehes . tla' l,rtietion the relative ea.h value of each animal ' tho cornomtoi The 'ni.irti..iit .-. urJ when lit tor mitrkct, will be couvuic- ,,,,!, it,.. i, t J, 1... m ..1 1... It will !. m iug proof that onr veiwn an- correct. I'hkttv Sentiment. At Fellow's dav the 11-.111.u11 in 1 oninmi, on rri-t ....:... 1....I i ... ,..1 .1 .-.ii...- , .-. : Kill, llll- KlIKIWIllg IH-nilllllll tont wui rosiioudud tobvSlla.T. Dnv. representative of Jacksonville Lod.ru i i.i.i"c .. 10: 1 7th ItepreMiitAtivoa of Jackson- v!lle Lodge, N'o, 10. A inerrv welcome 1 nmoiiK us; althoMtrh your home i in 1 thnt lwnutilhl and fertile valley that lies nwny to the .lUtuiit nmili, we ex-1 tend to von n cordial, a Iratenmlttn-it-injr. Alihou-fh stniiii(vr, iruimllv. I to luunvnfu, wi-nevertl.eles.eeoj;iiii. vou ns brother of one common family. May you enjoy thi. iit while hctv, una when your ste are homeward bound, may peace ami jirosjierity at tend voir; anil may vmi carrv with you to your friend ami brothers in that distant valley, our lnt wUhei, our ehoicost hlcMln's ajtd frtucrnal love. .Mnv vour I.oilffi- jiroier in the lutiirv, a it lm in the at. Tun Mail ISkrviuk. Speaking ol the mall kerviec lwtween Lincoln and Portland the Muty-ville Ajtpenl 8y: We nn- well atiHid that the P.i-t-nntuter (ieiiL-ral will economist! tins mail service if it is po-ible. Hut we ouniiot sh- how it can be done, Wo must have a daily line through this Statu tu the extreme northern towns, nnd the cot of such a mail will bo i -i ii 7i . V...VIU.IIU i tlailv mull through Oregon to Portland many tliouMiiul. Then if theocrhind Ii illsCoiiti.HK. . there will lm n .l..!l mail from tnn Fmueisco to Portlanil by sen, which will co-t half as much more a the price paid for our overland mail. And then in addition to the.-e daily mail, Southern Urvuou must be fcened by daily, tri-weeklv and emi wcokly mniU tioin l'ortla'nd, which will be a third expenditure of thouwu.iU of ilo!hu all to make good tho pres ent daily sen ice. I'mler such a state uiiauisit is nanny ronsouable to believe that the Lincoln and Parthmd .lniK- mail service will be aboli-he.l. How. ever, it is well for tho friends of tho route to be watchful and vigilant Tho Btenuiship companies want a bi mail contract, and thuy have potential influence with United States Senators. THE Pl'llLlC SCHOOL JS U1LD-Xfr. heiL'ht. and nnn.lv litfhtrd by covon luriie window, (in the north UU of the room, a platform is built, live feet in width, giving ample room forreeitation and lor the use ol the blackboard im mediately over It and between the two north window. Ventilation is piovid eil by having the window let down from the top, "tints obviating any dan cer (o the health of the 'dioliir from draughts of rold nir. The main on tniuee to the wln-i ! open on tho hall : on tne leit sin," " which, is an am.-- r.4im i1airitiu1 Inr f tin iKo tit t lip 1 1 iicll- I tr...... ..K . ... .. .... .... .. .-..- er, or for the general purpose ot a rec itation room: on the right side, tg the stnirwnv leadiutf to the upjfer room, which, 'itavlt. is larger than the old school house, being twenty bv forty, eleven feet in height and lighted by four spacious window!-, two on the ea( and two on the wet side of the building. c umiertianu mat lite latter room 1 intended for .1 primary department, or .for the girls, should the directors docidc , fostered mid iiicpase.l by the precept i . , . ... . .. ..' ' ... ... . M InI thev have di-eharged a .. .id ,i,v in blrivudug ami vncotim fn P.lii.-ntinn AnT.. Mm.,l.il. ,K-rving of much cn-dit for the sub itantial maiinei in which their work m, ,v(,u ,l01ll. nnd which will be rendv ---. ""-- "- - 'UltlKM lI IVll.-Vl t -j...... .....v .... --.. ...l.-l liv IllVlt 11, I Hoard of Directors, nronerlv ooiwtl. j.ntcil. ' , the Odd. .. . - I r-nl.n Ar; us. ..r !.... .1... ., .n. ' -. ..n- ,nv uuuihv j ol the !. iiiililwliu.l tl.i .....! i. 1 , 7 . ' , ' -!. llijiliin.- ,e,,cr. c 11ns iwon on the lookout for soiiMitionnl items. 0 stated that a mare in .loeiihine had two cults, mm "uri!U 0,", t,a' oX"vr " ile,iind our eo ,w,liM,rnr.v ")es thnt she yavo birth t them 4 tact which we ct-rtninlv did not mention, an n- oil., the iiau uie latier iK-eii ; nior wlit.ir of the "'Ys.vmiifht have jlnttervdhiuiMlf that il'.or.tu,n' ,liin,i' vI" I'i commeiieed two o'elm-k, P. M., n liarluv wn com the mother, dutinjr ire(.nnuov;had ot i ".";'"' tll-"iuts m '41, had onlv been , meiiecd, and a imni armistice wa- en a yllmnsc ol him on his la-t trfu tlirouuh I " ,. f l,r,':'"ep. a v?ry limited ouanti-1 tered iiitov-.In n short timu Col Hos. Kiiuiii' 01 mm on uii, i;t.t trip tliroilL'h I JoepIiiiie county, ami thuroloro stand siiousor. Poor Jstuart ! we were ritht III slipM),ni; you to be the only idiot mm w mint uiiiiiio nt siicn n bait. Ahrivai. uf Ti:aji. 'During the st week flu- Jlrcets hne been alive with the tinkle of mule bell, and tho hay elatlor of freight wagons, loaded with (roods or thi nlnce. Almi.t twenty hao arrived siugo our last isue, bliiiiiiii'' an ncereifato of about sn.non pounds ot nierehaii.liso, and reiuiiidim' u Miiiiowtint ol the piilmy nnd iiros perou. nays in .inoksonvlllc. Tlie H.ioiu m no. in is nut a small portion ol that which u yet to arrive. Oooi. Haiu Mr. Tod Cameron caught eighty line Salmon a (cv days since, in a trap ofhi own construction, on Applognte.. They nro n dclicaov mill .iniiitii.in.r ....1.. 1.. ... a . ' ", - ic.ii Kin- :u irom siv- ''it, to one dollar each. Tiioit. The fishermen from Squaw Lake havo commenced bringing in tho most delicious trout, which are rapidlv gobbled tip at four biu per dozen, buy ers being almost ns plontvas the fisli" lionxiirim Kiiunus. The Enaitn fays: I'iuhugh was admitted to bail in tho sum of $o,oon, ami Ilannan in inn sum ot sii.ooo. Tho hail was im mediate civen and fln-v ., ... mediate leased. lio.Mis. Tho lioad Supervisors arc busy with their oflioial duties through put tho county, and tho roads aro being iinnrovcd in many places in a sr.bstan- tin! manner. southerx onECrOX.Ko. a. The great rush to 'Southern Oregon at exorbitant puces. l'rovis.ons ami supplies of every description had to be packed or fieighted in wagons over an almost impassable road, for over two hundred miles, which necessarily compelled the eonunicr to pay very high prices for all theindispciisables ol I!." ' !.l 11...- ll -I. ..t'l.li. III 1.H llllUMlMMIU nil' lll'll vi I",- ners and settlers during the spring, summer and fall of l.v.but very little was nrodiiciil: in fact, nothing to itf- lift the price deiuandcd for supplies. n.u, u U.ui()n wn 8tH increased by ;.. i , : !. :.... u.. .1... unite n ar'e inini L'ration lroin tlie States, who made their way to .lack- son county by what was then ami yet s lie S utl er. iiiini-'nint tne .ouuiirn iiu. ii,,. ... known ns route, crossing tue ovauas m wuai . ,i , i i in ,, is called the I.as?cn Trail, scooping i.i . i . r t .....V vntiiil (lm ,.At nml nl l.niir, I. :1k.1. crossing the Klamath HUcr nl thenat- .,. 'i ..i , i i ... , ..,..., wi- u-i.nm lira, nru.gc: inciicc. nowi imiinpnun ... .ii.icrv niMui w mm llinv niniriini-li the extensive Vallev of llogue Itiver ""''' v.v v.v .... .'I'l" "..-.- It is har.llv ucces?arv to call the at tention of the render to the fact that, in Is 10. Jcse Annlcgate. now of I mil qua Valley, and wlio had resided in Mia.iii .:!. .. Itill In.!... .. mini .if cut. em . and entcrnrise. headed a eoinpanv "ll uiiii iiivr it- ,.. iii.iiil ll int. ll n cv , I IVom Oregon, to explore a wagon route bv Ml.iel. tinmiif mills coul.l reach tins' . . .- . ' . . . iitate, a the Cascade in.uintnins had, up to that time, been almost an insur mountable barrier. Applegate was, without doubt, induced to take his course -.oitth front the Willamette, im presed with the belief that, as what was known ns the great South 1'ass, through the Kocky niouniains, was about the 42 parallel, that with slight - a variations n low pns, near that paral le. ot latttuile, was coiuinunii the Atlantic to the I'aoitie coat. from Thi - h.ts since been proven ti be the cae. reached the mam or middle fork ot by exploration .Mr. Applegate and Kvan's Creek, where they remained party took their cure aero- the Cal-1 during the night. On the momi ig of apoo'ia mountains and the I'mpipia ' the iMth, the trail of the Indians was eouiitrv, and continued up the hitherto j again found, a-e.'mling the mountain uelubra'teil Cnnvon (wheiv there is now ' on the west. Pursuit was continued a good toll-road), pa-sing through Ilo-1 along the -.uininit of the main r.iotin giie Iliver Valley, over the natural tain. About 10 o'clock A. 31.. a gun bridge on the Ivla'inath, through Goose wa llred a short distance in advance, Lake Valley, ovor the Sierra Nevada, which was the first notice ot the near thence to thellumboldt Uiver, nml approach to the Indians The coin formed n junction with the Oregon Im-1 mnnd ndvnnccd regularly, without migrant trail at I.ot Itiver. Through i noie. until the Indians were distinctly the enterpri-e of .Mr. Applegate nnd hoard talking, in n deep ravine in nil- party, the first immigrants from the ' States reached Oregon with wagons, by this route, in is to In the winter of lSls-o, Applegate was a member of the Provisional Gov ernment Legislature, and through his aid. no tt -. pm.ii, el.iirivring n comnanv. oxtoiiillnc ri.litt mi ,fr.i. 1 -pI -..-....a. ,- ...... .7- tectionforthe settlement of Pogue Itiv er ami u.auiaiii i.aie vaiievsj hut on account of the great gold 'mania, all who embarked in that magnificent en terprise were compiled to abandon drwl warriors, while the attacking par the settlements o well calculated to ty did not mii-it-r more than fill vell'eet. make fortunes for those who should ' ttlcmenu. ami enrrv out provided for in the chin-1 lllL-Miluirini (lint nit imiiil. I . "- -... n ..,, ,, linn- eraJ,on. n "upiilies. from Northern to Southern Oigon, 1 ?-.', had to pa- i through the celebrated Cnnvon: that 111 tlu-iniiiMi ,.!' I U... .,.,.,.. ..r .1 I'nvniwi m iu,.i war me j.uiiu.1 mr noiir; 10 ami .in ets. forbid: ... .. . ..:".'.' ,... - -.--..... .,,,., in, ii.i'tiu.e Minw K'll It. III.- lii'llth nt imm I in,,, W'c-n- lii.itlv m-,imi,.....1 ..1...... .1... iioine ieet ciittiiijj oil nil travel for time, car in udvnnce, the rnlluut several wioks. Supplies beiii' alivad v I Capt. Anntroiiu' from Yamhill, am! scarce in southern Dre-'ou, this cnu-e."! two private, were killed, when a ennrini.il. ..... ...I. ... a. n. ..I , . ! . .' ' ."" ""-v ""'" as -i o ner .'..i.r"i- nils oriierc.l anil lie.u oil lie salt, per oiiud; tobacco, almost in- the arm when within a few rod of the uisjK'iisiihlo to miners) from $ I to , Indian breint works. Thiscauedaret Jier pound, and all other articles in nro-' romde moveme.it. Untie...... ,,.. ,..i """" "";' .. cri l-v ol ""I'l"! ' fnot. ll?''53' w'iwli out- and in the Minn. of not Ik- obtained for planting purposes, for less than -10 ct. per pound; there- ui..iuv cuiiiii llC iu v, me price oi moor, as well as all other things nece.-sarv for tho fanner to produce. Snniilk's wero so very" Inch, that onlv n I.,..;..1 -.. -.. " i ; 'v" i"auiiiv was tin-1 iiiein-1 Irom was tln.n n . ii..: .'.!:' 0' I iniii.iii tda, , : .e: jiiu.iuieii noi enough to uiinlv uvinlc .! (!.. ,..,. ....... j. . .'I .' v """ '"", v; ior no it re .:.v.i, .... mat portion or Oregon, . miifiiiiii aiiiiin in Minwt-i T '?- "viou. Dcing vorkiHiu luvor, ikn dopeiidiii, ri. 1 1 rr..V:..!5 "!0"?",,,l ot ". 1 u'.i.uiu, imm iiumuiig '. SOUth Of lvl:llll:ltll n tl. V-.T Unipoua rivor being inhabited by num. prous bands of Indians, who had always been committing thufta and murders whenever an opportunity offered, be came, openly hostile, and tho war of 1 83 J was thus mado n matter of self defense. 'I he Uoguc Uiver Iudiaus be ing the most numerous, and tliclrcoiiu try the most desii-.iblo to both parties " ;"- ,iiv 1II1..1L1., fll Tin. only thirty days-hut was ,rosec..led -f ...v ...,..a nim U10. ciistomarv barbarity and brutality. On the 2,1 oY August Dr. Hoso and Mr. Hardin wero killed, between tho Will,,,.. ....: and Dardanells. The ho, u .1 " S between Dean's and Itoguo Itiver won set on fire, by the Indians, oi, tho Jight soer.u companies were raUi-d -.a 1 ' 2 V. K l HO "avo nlwa.vs been through the Lid of Capt. AhW, V S I J Sm'''' ol t',,.,u'!lio. 1 s., were mustered into service Col ' .. , V i ? "? i1"8 ,() '''cate that John E. UosS was in comma, f This ! Su,Wm U'aC,,m .w,s mo ' after Koso nml Hnnlln wore killcil. in S ol then. I.iirnc.l. The mnm body ,,f the volunteers were eiicntiincil on tfninri'- Creek, near where iioiiwooii- charged through the Iiulian lines, p..- ig over the .lea.l ioiy 01 1. m,-.. .. was under the lire 01 too """' " several miles: however they pu sscd through without receiving any scrion wounds, and roiidered very timoly md l,i,l Mil. Ii4. .' HI' ..A 1 and not onlv the lives but I e nroncrt v of the settlers was in con- , t u pio n , um . , stain danger, v.vi.ui... ;-"v , , i . . . n iH.m..a lint nt lionic on , n delegate to Congress, nut at noun m , ! ..:.!. ..-..:, -,,,1 .it lirM.ilni.'irters. Ills i ,i vwlt. lirr.C(l ai lica.l'.i.-.' l ' -" i f bnfverv and military skill caused the i .i I. .i.. ... ......... ..i-A.ii i-nnlnlcm-L' in i , uc pcupa- - r... - .... " V T '. the volunteers to vh'torv; consequently, I hint -14 -t liim ni n iwir.illi uvil .MICIIMlU.l ... ll'iii. , , mm,., j .. ,'v - I bv common consent ol all, he was se- lccte.l as the conini.iii.ler of the volun teer forces. It was well known tluU ! the Indian forces were on the north of I i?nmm IM voi- cnn-eout'iitlv. the com- r" . . . . ". I niand was divided, ami on the morning ! of the '.".'d ol AugiiM. two cou.pan.c- . ..K.l I... r,i..l.ibw l.i.nililll Mll.l couimamu.. ' : I 111.. I . i.... . .... Ill I MIW llllllllllflllll nuei.es, were iniciii muni ..-in of Gciicr:.! l.aue the other two compa nies were commanded bv Captain Lain erick and T. P. .Miller. " On the '.".'d.the battalbon command ed by Lane took up the line of march, crossing l.ogue Uiver and encamping that night on the ground where I.ient. lily was attacked the day before. On the morning of the 2:i1 the Indian trail ! was .lii-covcrcd. Waring north, and pnr- ' suit wa made. At night the eomuiiiiid vnnce, when orders were given to dis mount. Cant. Goodall nml company, with Capt. Alden, nnd six regulars, nil vanced directly down the hill, to charge the enemy and bring on an engage ment, dipt. Rhode.- made nu oblique move around to the left, in order to cut ml' tho retreat down the cu-ck. Inn shou time the battle commenced, both sides firing bri-kly. The Indians occu pied an almost impregnable position, ami i.unioereii irom two to three hull ive men. The Imliaus wen- i.r.t....io.l by thick underbrush nml fallen timber. -Many of them occupied hollow logs, that had bven burned out bv firo. mm.1 .11.1 .-tfi'i-f ieo kHfrin,) In li.m.!.... ...-.. ,..w . ,,N y .llVV.lll through the knot holes. In the wirlv part of the eiigngenient, Capt. Alden was severe! v wounded, bv ,. .:.!.. 1....I :.. .1 .1. . .. . ".' ... ine iu-i-k several oilier General l.aue. who wi.s shot fl.r..,. l nt. Lamonek nml .Milln- n...t !.:. 1 W --vi, i. (.1, niv.. v--, -.. ... .ujii.y were lor com mencing the battle again; but General I.ano.onpo-ed it, for tho reason that ho had pledtred his Wonl that the whites would not oi.cn lire on the In duns without giving them timelv wariiingHnml that a coiin.-il liml l...,.:. iiiroiw oi-ii.i ai .. . appointed for ten o'clock next dav. mo council it was nurced thnt tli.. ludinnsahoiild meet, at the oxnir.ition lilt full iMia,iit..i L.l.l ... .. " .""..V'V" ""' '" ' roaiv on Ko- ,,..vt .l-ii- August "1st asn.a scouting .me "I'll' '""'"'"-"'" "'V ",;: l-.vcryiiiii.R umt niua.mt.i thoconifon. 'i Cm i LlfiitiKI. il bv Captain Jesse nlkcr. Moth en ..yment oi.tlIUR...sis will ue,,r0TB d party, mihUt po mn mm f -', eompinics did good service, and re- TICKETS, '. . fi. was a tai -kc. rg i I., d o ,H t,R ,,,, ,-, (hl. , j , . 8. 5r FOURTIIOF JULYI i.i .1..- uhimuivv. iv. . I.,. ..l r. iM..i.k,iin tun iintiiiiiiini.. r?li-!.l,vr'iirar l"' ic. ti.c oimani was marclied and cenmned .,!.. r .1 .. . of September, 153. Scarcity oi- Tkaciihu. Mr. Swett Superiutendent of Puhlio Schools for the State of California, answers a letter oi inquiry u-gnrding teachers, with the nsinraiico that thoy nro nt pren-nt ev tremelyscarco in ;mt State, it boiii nearly impossible to procure anv fij love or money. Tl. ..,.,. ,.i .' " y. . .. v..,,u wi uiir lir I ' ,F ;Sl,K,:i - Hive Pol. a , ho p,k of sout hern chivalry, has Kt " arretwl ln Hilmoiii for , it i111','" t0 out tl'otonguoout.ofan vidual a.110d Tl.omas.Wnynno- tha U DoiUOCl-.lt c "fie.-.lo.nnf ,rl. ... lull, to suit Vin or have cut out. your tongue ' I-'. Dow- ,.. 0f Jaekoiiville who is now on 11 vNit to the !':tt uttendiiiL' to some lit tie biihie, liiwomployeiln fewleisuro, .rrvvincn a brief history of the 1 -j in i' Mini mir iii ii.u wi vim the uiassaerc of , t t j,, thu .Southern nitilll r ,..., Tlie news of these atroc- '" : . . ClTOI! ti!.w i-alli'il foith two volunteer compa nies, one going from the Dalles under I'OmiU'imt UlailllllM IUiHviia(i,imi ri.ory under the call ol the Governor, they have as yet receive, iioiu.i.g ny of reiuuiieratioii lor theirtiinoiuid . ... . ,,,.. (..,.,, u.!ii lauor. e none me iioeiuiueiu iu '" "', . -',!.,.. '.., soon ilo tl.eu. justice. C monisr, ' Iloiiiii:n. -On Wednesday b.t, a ,.., , (l1w.n , ,. , ,,.,,. 1 about tei v inn .........-.. ......... from tho till of 3lr. John Orth's shop .tlurringu anil Culllmcy, on Rf.iy or Warning ami Iiwltucllnn (or yoiuig men. Abo. I)l.e nml A.mcs wlilcli prolmte tin- vlt.il Jioncrs mill nre tnnui mis or relief. Sen ,.r ....V..1..H... i.i. .. i. I ' .' GIITON, llnnnnl ,r 0 of (lurBl, tMn ett,,r ifW t SUIUlN- nor .. t t . ii . M.ici.iiion. riuwiioi n.. r ocI'M-ly IIOIIX - lltT InJMkwiilllr. 51 j f hull. . tli, . llir lff Vl.t I NKW ADVI'.UTI.SHMKNTri. Joy to tho "World ! TIIK I.NTItOIHiriO.V OP PEHRTDHinilHILLEII TOTiii:.surn:iiiMi iicjiamtvoktiiis aw, Ilai rcllevc.l more rain, nml catm-il more Hcnl joy mm nay one in.ng wax can Im nnmnl. It U i '-llnlin lor Ilvory Wound ' Our flnt I'liyttcl.m. u. It. ami rccommen.l lis uwt the Aithury llmN It ilr t iimonjj 11m- JMIclnwcalUtl for. ami the Whole- 1 Ml- Dniubl couiMers ll 11 IwJ. InK article or hi Imle. All the DmUtj In Jlcllclne R-ak alike In III f.ivor; aiij u rtptilatlon n n Mi.llci.ie of (.-rent omit hu.1 lrlnela fully nml wrtn.i- j nently citalilbhi.1, nnJ It j Tlif firrat 1'iiiiillj- Jlnlitiiif of tfir Agr ! TAKK.V I.N'rKU.VAI.I.Y IT CUUKS Sore Thrwl, SmM-n Col.l. Cousin, clc., Wcuk 6lonwh, (7"nr.i Dol.lllly. NntliiL' Sort Miiulli. Canker I.lvt-r ' Cumpl.ili.t,l)yiH.-pila ' or iM'llKeMlon.C'r.imiinml I'.iln In the .Vionmcli, Palmer's Cliollc. A.lallc Cholera, IHarrliuxi uinl HjmiliTy. i TAKKN KXTKRVAM.V IT OUIIKS Felon. llolU an.) OM Son-i. wvcro lturns and c., um, iirni.M nml Spriilns. SnellliiKor the Joint. Itliig notui A Teller, bro ken llresit. froite.1 K un.l ClillMnlnt.Toollwche. I I'-iln In the Face, Ne.irnlula anj I Illi..mnllra. X)IE3?.Cr.PJONS: '.l.V KlU.Hll I.V-i.n lnl...n.ll.. .1 1.1 l... f11 iil llb milk ur mr. aiul mvelviied ' w Mi hum-, If .lejlre.1. or nmlo Into n syrup ' llh molairei. For n COUCH nml mrtivL : ClIITJS.nfew llfLpj more ir-ctlvo on niuar. eaten, will bo hi.-Tii.VA.ni,,n" ,ni,y""'K ele" For n ,f, .!" .' if.."!"1 .?'". na the relief U nan Dark Iron CroyColt-Strayod. T'y.LT !KI-OS(!B TO Jill. I. CON- .... ..,., mm (us iHni Kono tno yearn. When he went u.y ha.l ,, ,ra,i u(ull fom' ' alwia IhoiUeof n iwo-hlt piece In roreheu.l , an. -ir-,wprhllo half v.1, ro .. d Ih2 . .,'. ' ock oi on UliiJ foot. .omo o'ne ho can Btvo ,"r?"B'1 ynb".-Kraiotlili colt U what! mi.' "."M""-' o tho .U-Krt.ln the vl clnlly of Ibe Major Upton place. Jaokonvllle,May28,1867"'",F1KK;v4 Farm for Sale. THE I'N'WniSKJNKD OFFKItS HIS FARM ThU ,arin UU-.iiilir.illv liCJi,.,i' B, ' 200afr?.On0,"iJ.laJ,'1'u'B'. Ttero u.c about "rcuiruatton! 'SflTH.'"1" , Z tow&zsxz o nil for "ho rZ, .. .K. I00l-"l"- I wlih ' ""' u.y ag. VcturnlnS '' "'" "0t I I.sm-A.v Wau; Williu,thuri5,MayI3(l8G7. uoiniNi:. myl8w2 Ninety-One Years Of TTnparallol Prosperity! INDBPBNDRROB-DAY BILL, .Inly, din .liu, 1807, nl the United States Hotel. rpiIK UN'DEtlSiaNiiiTl'ROl'KlRToii n JL licruby elves nollce thnt liu will uiV.i Jy n Grnn.l INDKlSiNDEMOE-DAY UAM WK on ttio crciih.K or llio 111. or July next ifTgr which lime lie hopes to renew Ik- ncmliini. of nil 1.1s old imlriiii. n...l Tnrm th ' 0r i"" r.h- In linrtieulnr. " Anniversary Ball ! UXIOX HOTEL, - - KIKBYVILLB. i4 A ', I'AUTHS AUK COIllilAM.Y INVI. -il- IcMn nlb'.iil ll. Aimltcrrnry 11,01 alibi ' nve imnwl lioifo. In Klrl.yvllle 0 nm h (h, .veiling or July III,. No exsrltoniliS I ip.wcil to m.il.0 llio p.irly micIi n nil cm loult imcK to ii one r llio ile,iniit cveuti ofJult 111., 1UUT. ; GOOD MUSIO IS ENGAGED ri.niiu ma.va(ii:iisi TIIOS. r. IJ.OYII, Kirl.jrilll. IIAMli lsT Mrfi, 1 Mrhyvllle, May -'.'.. 18rtT. I SOIREE DArxTSAWTI! A SO C I AT DANCE wii.i, 111: oivi:s' iiy I Mil. LOriK JIKHLING, ON I'OOIIMAV.SCUKKK, j MONDAY,--jJUNE JOTH, j nvi-rylHHlVKoesto Ili-ilhu-'. n Stolen Iriim the JJenll Ilro's.low ' erfiirin.im lla- '.'lit, one ix.lr or lllackClo'.h 1 i.i..t, worlt. $1'.'. , Lost on tho Desert, near tho ranch of I ilr. rour.nii, nut Colt' I'i.I.iI. No. 157. utcnl 1 i'.l Si'plvniher, 18.10 No. IU157 m. 11. rnxu. Jjckfoiivlllc, May 2.1, 1SC7. tr Sachs Bros orv THE WING ! THE BIGG-EST SHOW, THE LARG-EST SALES, THE BEST GOODS, THE LOWEST PRICES, Of any house this Bide of SAN FRANCISCO. Wo have just opened a Complete assortment of FAXOY & STAPLE 1)UY(!0BDS, c.rJoTjriis'c, BOOTS AND SHOES Which lor Variety, Hciuit) nn Stylo, cannot lio o.xcolleil, nml till at prict-k Iieyoni' coin-pi-tltlou. Our Dress Guilds Department llicyoiul all c-oiiiiiirisou. Ol'll A'A'II' STVLKS OF LiADDIES. ISIISSES AND C 21 1 L D R N'S 'Dexter' and Rundown Hats, Am: Ckktai.m.v ti.i: Hamwdmi-toi tus StUtfo.V. OUH 1MUNTS AXD LAM'NS Ar of )utirly new ileslsn'- Our Parasols, Embroidorios, JACONET AND SWISS Aro tbo most w.wi un.l the cheapest io w County. OF VI.0TIUXG, GENTLEMEN'S HATS, Boots and Shoos, )( isnlay tho latest ''ABOiilfSt in .. ! new ones. ii . .iirniii ii m 7 'JJ J v ' . .inn no i.-ui c.iiiiiue.ii an iuuu i-- -- ,. vor us will, u cull, will leiiio our '0"AIV1 lallillwl Willi our (JOOI)S FASIII0N.w last but not least, OUH i'UIUOl- SACHS JIKOS. Grocorios, Liquors, Tobacco and Segair Still selllni? at our usual lo' i'cs Jacksonville, May 11,1807, ......... .. . . i .ii .1...-,.. ..l.n Will Lilr iittikiJS- kiiiiiil u u. - n 'iii ' Lgg- "y rim,nim ... A. JMb-.'4 &1-'