Oregon sentinel., June 29, 1867, Image 2

THE PHECO.X
D. K. C. GAULT. -
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01j
EDITOR
SATTi:n.Y Mor.s-isn, JfstStJ, lsti". men of Oregon. The action of the
Union convention, lately held in Sao
Assault with a Deadly Weapon. j r.uucto, eoni to he fully Mistaincd
Thos. Greenwood, alias " Dixie," was and endorsed b.r the whole'of the cottn
arrested on Wednesday evening last, i try prcM jn thc intcret of tiie Union
on the charge of assault with a deadly i j)a'rtv. mit lv ,ijMnV..ction of two such
weapon. He had his examination on powerful paper n the Union anAJJul-
mi 1- !.. I...-. T- c TT.... ... ....
i iiiiniiav morning, neiure v.. ?"; I
ration, and eonitnunceil using tiroiniic '
and obscene language, and was order-1
c,lo"lollI!c,,,0",0.;.Hn"V?0,"E:.,r
wn mil oiu iv lorce. nr men nruuti
hint-elf with a"ix shootins pistol, went I
back into the hotie, atid exclaimed
fr011' '. .. .. V J!!"'K01'!! ' Hton of the Union party. While
the taut that about i o clock, on , . . ' e , . ,
Wednesdav cveninc, he went into the chargiue corruption and fraud in the
Xew State Saloon in a state of intoxi-' primaries ngainst Gorham and his
with an oath, " I have got you, at the i politician. With thc bitter and stren
same time drawing hi pitol, cocking J 01,,,0iti0ii of the two leading pa-
and Itfvolhnc it at a croup of peron I '' .. . . j. ',
sittintr there qttiotlv ' chauin- The pew of the I mon party, it would Ik?
liitofva wrested from him betorc he quite doubttul whether Jlr. Gorham
I . . .. . 1 . . , ... ..!
nan tione any injitrv. no v.-a nouiiu
ov
Ci
Cojtn at Laist. Wc have been wait-
ing tor arwieks great cxitinition,
that has boon m delighting thc jivoiuY I
of Walt-foot. It i the Store Store J
.!... .. . ;..t
humor, and that gentleman will civc i
cvory cent l-k to any diapiMtntcd
or to appear at tne next tenn 01 tue . 1.1, .tm. .., ,,,, r.re nronared to
ireuit in the sum of WOO. He lm , v ,,A . .,-.,, ,,, ,,,..
tt'.iueiiiieiiuv ucen niciiiin:eii, tui vrmi- , - , , .. - ..
(litinn thru fio leavi. this vtoinitv. " have done so much tor, nnd to
... .. I.. 1 .11. ..I I .. ...... i kli' V P"Mi ..,..... ..... .......
well netur iniiiil, ju-t steer right to tmt wl ,mvo I1V IWW, nf .itece..
Horties llnl this evemn; and eo it. .... . .. . . . i ... .i r-
It is a kind of ,mnoramn entertainment "h the qmet iul-im-ion of the f -etnlwllishwl
ttl. Warwick" inimitablv ''" d IMItlin, tthotit either their
vi k.f ni ini iii runners lor tno oiiion ot tnc
P"1,lBVWi le!w'"olc Union ticket momlir certain
11 bill. arwiek i ex-1 , . . . ., ,
peron. ! or nn
incut and small
pvctud to rut-ilo that toiiehius and ex-1
ltrtrtilve poem" Ueniitifuli- GirU."
u uitATi..- HjnwJi -i ''c,)tetheT)t,mflprntr ftMU mi M,nw,BS
late IMfcorot the SI. 7,m, died li,,w rfve a)JV TtnwraWe alininw 0
Snn rraiwiroon rridnv, thc 14th mst. I .. - r . .i -. .... u.,,.. i.. .i. .
u Afpi..-. ,MJ ;.. nA - ...... i "cov.. fr that party. Already, thee
the Colonial Wi,lrtture 'of Itritbh Co-i lV" ''ve siiown uninNtaknlilo
lunjbm, and willU; remiMiiberwd a thciciw of w enkenius, and, although not
gentlnmn who sjwke tor aeventeen i iUp"td to sntain the iiomitintion,
conswnthe hour, in order to oocupy u,n, cortnill,v .Hscontlaw their oppod
the I.esi-lature tinttl u- closing hour t . T .. .... .. n .,"
nndflUtc oB-a measure that would l'oa-. T tnc cnmlM,",c l?r. Governor,
have betni vstrainuly oppressive and
obnoxious to tue people, tic wn n
native orlitfiiiist, i Irclaiiu) ana lirousht
up jo thc newspaper buflneii. in that I MamjBBl-WIJf that he is able to -nthcr
ex ' , its fruits in a triumphant election; and
I'ackb. Over the liylivc Couricifrom our poiut . of. icw, we do not
will commence on the -1th, and contin- doubt his complete uiie.. The
tic threv davs. Tlte first day, a mine I trouble among the Union men of Cnli
of ;s will be run for single dash of a ' flrnLii iidditioiinl proof that thegruat
mile, tree for nil. Second day, a trot- ,, .., .ri ,.itiii ..m.-
mile, tree tar nlhj second day, a trot-
tiif' purse ot .V tiee for all, to go as
thev plea. Third dnv, a purse of 140 I
'free? for all mile lu'tit, t rule; aNo, '
the sTiuie dav, a purse of ei3 free for
all defeated hor-es. The racing will
commcurc at '2 o'clock on the ntionioon
ot onch day. ftf
m "in
TitA.VKa To iltih. WiNSLow'e ftooni-
iso SvniT, wo have been relieved from
sleepless nights ot painful watching
with poor, DittUiriug.'toclhing children.
ii Uivco liui 11111 ini, mill iiirilllll
honUh-the little t.-lluu will uakc up i
n Uivea uoi omv ivti. inn vizor nun
brf'lil, ihvcrfni, and refreshed otteit.
the gum, cures, wind colic," nnd regu
lates the bo wels. C7ir.'.-.'u4 ( abuM. J
Hi cents a bottle. Hosteller, Smith
A Dooti, Agents for the 1'aeitle Coast.
I.NTOKM.VTION W..VTKn Of HaUVKV
II. Oathan. lie was last heard from bven selected to occupy the '"Car" on
at Walla Wallnf June 1st, leOtl, and tho Fourth, and represent the several
wa then on route to Holeiia, .Montana, 'tntos and the Army nnd Navy. Thov
Any iutormatiou of lit whervaboui.- if tniv reiie.tel to nu'et nt the MothodU't
living, or the circunistancos of hjsduoth K'liureh, tomorrow afternoon, nt two
if (lend, will be thankfully received by I o'clock, in order to rehearse and per
his brother, Harrison H. Oatmnn, at j feet the neceiarv arrangements:
Jacksonville, Oregon ! Amolia Ovorbeck, Ida Martin,
.uuiunua n.m ki.iiiu jnij.vrs y,vniv
tor.v- ;
TiioitAs'j. iiouics,' the Mayor elect I
of Portland, died in that city, of Apo- (
ploxy, on the 18th inst. He was buried '
on the 20th, with the solemnities due !
to the occasion, the various places of!
business being closed and the tlags at i
lialf mast, in respect to his memory.
t tl ' ,
I..vr.oi: Iirnrio.v. lhc petition to
the 1'ost Otlico Uopartineut, from this ,
town, praviiyr for a continuance of tho
daily mail from Lincoln to Portland,
was" forwarded by Postmaster Sutton,
on tho -Uth inst.' It contained over
si hundred name. A Himilarpetitiou
was forwnrded from Crescent City,
containing cightv names.
Ho.v. Isaac ;wTO.v,for many years
Coinmivnionor of Agriculture, died re
cently, in Washington City, 1). C.
Tcknko vr. Wo Hud thc following
in tho Now York Correspondence ot
tho Oregoniun, of Juno 21 at :
Hero wc are reminded of another ex
Oregon bachelor, who has launched
hia bark on tho nea of matrimony, chang
ing his state sinyh Kretcftulnt to one
aflluuMe bhinlntt. 1). W. Doiltliitt,
Esq., whilom of Portland and Jackson
ville, and late of Idaho. His many
friends will be pleased to know that he
has at last found n partner, and settled
in business here. H utuor says thc lady
lias brought some capital into the new
firm.
One charge in a lawyer's bill ngainst
a client was, "For waking up m the
niglt and thinking abpijt your bu(-
TIIE CALIFORNIA CAXTASS.
I Tiie exe'iting canvas in our neighbor-
ii'S Stnte i bvgititiin? tn attract much
attention; especially anioinr the Union
Mm tltreateneil to result m tlietlemor
friends, thc disailectcd portion of thc
,9Ve btf0J forml toacknowlcdce
hat Gorlmii. is second to no man "in
. . . , ... ,
the M"c in point ot ability, ami t
cognize in him a powerful and adroit
coum ue tjuwuxi; nut k seem impnsi
accept placidlv the inevitable ln of
their imnicne Influence in its defeat.
Thev ninv destrv the L mon partv in
that State, but certainly cannot, at
nrcent. buiW up a new or third nnrtv
as-iswucc or opposition, we consider
t ,.,wi for the ulcrtion of the
majority of flAtcn or twenty thou-
sand i hnnl to "onrtme,andtlicnuni-
iter ot mn?c wnu nr atixiou to return
they have an opponent of indomitable
pluck, backed by wenlth, and who has
shown bv Ins nWt in rrii tbo
,
, , '
bucomes, the gnr
eerous-nre the el
renter and the more dan-
lenient" of weakne it
contains. Tito Union men of that
State will do well to hcud the Ie.on
and accept thc ticket otVered them,
rather than abandon all thai ha been
gained, to a party with so damnable a
record as thnt of the Democracy. Let
tho Union party Miller defeat through
their own fully, and they will reap
, . , . i . n l
l,,c,r re,)'nr,l !" C'5 I1"'6" oniC,al
saturnalia among the hunirrv cormor-
ants who have been so long waiting to
regain control of that State.
Tin: following are the names of the
young gontlemen and mi'so who have
Katp OverllCClf, Klia Trim,
Amelia .Miller,
arvHiis
ciaro los
Klia Laugell,
Mary I.angell,
Laura Short,
Laura Little,
Mary George,
Clara George,
t uvhiila Kerr
Seeliel Younc,
Ktlh Hubbard,
Anna .Miller,
Nancy Jennings,
Adalaido Ivrcuzer,
I'oda Kinney,
Zelia Zigler
Alice Hauly,
Sophia Walters,
I.osa Ulrich,
Ada Fisher,
Kmily Horn,
I.enar.i Hoiiicr,
Caroline Canlwell,
I.uuiuda Fouly,
Ann M vers,
I-aboirGriftin,
. . .- .
Lena Ivor,
Hertha Hos,
Kato I'oholy,
Jonnv Levy,
Kstolla Ley,
Flora Smitli,
Com Smith,
hlizalioth Hritten,
Master Willie Ilooth,
Master Horace Mace,,
Navy,
Arm v.
K.or. UoiEn. Tho following is a
list of horses in training for the races,
which commence July 4th, over tho
llybee Course:
"Jin: Glenn," owned bv Add. Helms:
"Jim Walker," Add. 'Helms;
'Nebraska Ilill," Jas. Hubbard:
"Hed liuck Filly," Havs;
Kail Jiack," Keith; '
"Nancy Iligham," Keith;
"Dixie." A. F. Wall;
"Hamlin Colt." S. McKoe;
'Fenian Chief," J. Houdabush;
"Trotting Horse," Thos. Giuinnia.
We understand that Mr. Ivory has
two horses, but have failed to get the
names.
II.vp.vkat has now conununced hi
earnest, and fanners are isry Lusv cet-
jaiiig in their hay. ilauy fields ot oats
i aft- ui-'iii'r cut jur lotitier, ;no crop ue-
i lug too Hunt to repay inregning.
CIRCUIT COCIiT-JCXB TCftJi. J
Ciinllimnl.
cnntiNAi. rtH'KKr. f j
State s. James Chad wick indict-'
incut for lareenv of n cow. Verdict i
not cuiltv. Neil. District Attorney,
and Jacobs, for State; I-ay lor deleml
ant. ACTIOS AT LAW.
0. D. Hoxie vs. James Hamlin.
Case docketed by consent, and agree
ment made to submit an agreed case to
bo submitted in vacation, Jacobs for
plaintiif; Fay deft.
KQl'ITV (W8KS.
David Linn and Samuel Hail, part
ners, doins business under thc name (
and stvIe"of Linn it Hall, plaintiffs, ,
s. Joseph Michelbach and Main it,
Winchester. Jiidgmont in favor ofl
plaintiffs, agninst Michelbach for $177 i
ijO, with interest at 2 iier cent, per
month nnd decree of foreclosure airainst
nlT.'defeudnnts ot mortcagcofplnintitlV.
jjtfrplaintills.
fK;irliargadino vs. Thuinn K. Keely
Jitdgmcnt for 8423, with interest at
10 per cent, per ntinuin, anil iiecroc ot
foreclosure of mortgage of plaintitf.
Fav for plaintiti". i
M. A. Uilleiibrook vs. J. II. llillen
brook divorce. Decree denied and
case dismissed at defendant's cost. I
Fay for plaintitf: Jacobs tor defendant ;
Neil tor State.
Thoitns G. Dews vs. fti'iia D. Dews i
divorce. Cause arcued and submit-'
ted. Jacobs for plaintitf: Fay for do-'
fondant; Neil for State. I divorce crant-.
eil.
Martha M. Wade vs. llobert F. Wade (
divorce. Utile granted on defendant !
to retrain from molesting plaintiti' dur
ing pendency of .-itit. Fav for plaint-'
ill. ' i
G. M. Ilarri' v Nancy L. Harris
divorce. Continued for" service. Jn
cobs for plaintiti'
C. W. Savage v. Oeeilentnl (Juartz '
Mining Co., and Ilradbury it Wade,
settled n to I'iradbury it" Wade, by ,
ngreeineut that the proceeds ot proper-1
tv sold shall be cquallv divided: also.
judgement against the Company. Ja
cob for plaintitf; Fav for Uradburv '
it Wade.
P. W. mow s. Thos. vle. Walter,
Pi. I)a., Win. K. Mi it'S. M. Wait
Contiuui'd. Mitehel for plaintiiV:
Jacobs tor Wait. i
W. W. Fowler, et id, v. John Obrien, i
ot al. continued. i
Win, G. T Vault St. Marian V Vault
v. J. ?:. T. Miller, et al. The name I
of Wm. G T" Vault wa stricken from1
the suit a- plaintitf, his interest in the i
property having been "old, and suit
continued as to tho other?. T'Vault t
for plnintitf; Fay for deft.
Court adjourned without day.
IlinrK Im:i:ov and iii Pai'kk r.irr ,
a 'Norici:."-Tho following ' first-(
rate notice" ot the La Croe (Wiscon
sin) Drmixtriit, edited by a fellow uhf.
call- hiin-elf ' Ilrii-k Ponierov," is front
the local column of thc. Vortiftt n (, ,
The notice i a model of PotneroyV ,
style, nnd a niugh but very accurate
ih'-cription of hi- sheet. It'is headed
"To whom it may concern," and read '
a f"llow:
Came to this otlico by mistake, one
La Cro-sc Ihmtmit, edited by Hrick
Pomeroy. Dwrijttioii The most con
ti'iiiptilde specimen of journalism on
this continent ; ob-eone, profane, libel
ous, and lllthy ; insiilioti a a serpent,
venonioii as a tarantula. CunUnti ,
Ileast Itutlor, KlilCK PO.MKUOV,
Treason. ' Only this and nothing '
more." diameter ot 'Uriok," coin
piled from hi paper A conceited reli-'
ol dog; too cowardly to fight for the
South, and too big a fool to keep his
month shut when they are whipped ; '
nu accomplished idiot aiid iiianipiilator
ol brothol slang, coupling to his nouns
a string of adjectives, like filthy cattle
cars after a locomotive. Having ex
hausted his supply of vitupcrnliu e
ithot and Fim Point's billingsgate, ho
has gone to New Orleans to hang
around the back of reUHion, to glean
and sop up the slang of every greasy
scullery and slop house, to give tone
' tone to hi paper. The paper claims an
immense circulation. i?o (tad tho frogs '
and lico of Egypt, and thc small-pox '
and cholera, and tiie Vihm Jfbivlhmy. '
As long as men will stone n Sr.nday
school procession, and seduce women, '
commit murder, roll in tho gutter, talk
' treason, engago in rebellion, etc., it '
v. ill probably be well patronised. Any
person who is short of such a thing a'
described above, can have the thing
without charge by calling early thi
morning. I
Tho following is from thc Oregoniun j
of tho lOthiust: I
' As Mr. Mosstnait, of Salem, was com-'
ing over the McAdaniucd road on his
way to the city, ho met persons who
warned him to bo on his guard, as just
ahead of him was n cmstv man. who
' might be dangerous. Shortlv he came
up to him, and tho man was just in the
act of.cutting his throat, null was int
mcdiatolv in tho center of the road.
Mr. Ms Iiorso became frightened, and '
his wife, who was nccompanving hhii, j
also being terribly scared, ho could do
' nothing to prevent tho suicide from of-'
feeling his object. Mr. Mobsman drove '
on to the tolbgato and informed parties
there what a tragedy was being enact-1
ed, who immediately went to spot and
found tho man lying in tho road.
II. Al. Hoilirig. late Demnorntii. no..
tlidatc tbrSheritr in Walla Walla i
county contests the eleetion of A.I
Scitel on tho ground of alleged fraud. '
Seitel v.a tlio indupendent candidate,!
and the returns "in him s ,t, i,:-
, Ity.- Oregon tan. ,
TBWmLCAxW".-pe"ia..r
;. Imlstit the iiaine of Schuyler
Colfax, of Indiana, for Preside -t in JtHSS
... -i .. ..-j .i"V, ,,., tt illinnis.
nnn i iii o .u. ""'"'u ' 2 1 . , W. . J
(II ITOCOII. H'l l nu . 1V.-...W... - i
rather like that ticket, but it strike us
that vou have got it wrong end first.
Reverse it, and it is our ticket to a dot.
C'nionM.
Retvt.xi:d. P. F. McManus return
ed home last evening, from a long visit
to the Atlantic States. He was accom
panied by his brother and sister.
Fou Corniis A.viTiiitOATl)isoitni:r.s,
use "JJi'oicn's llront'hiitl Troche" hav
ing proved their etlicicncy by a test of
inanv venrs.
" Wart never changed ing mind re
Ajwting them from the jiivt, excepting
to fiiik gtl bitter of that ichich I be
gun thinking o."'
15kv. Hi:s'i:y W.vmi Bkkciiki:.
DOIIX.
ESSWIKV In Crnt Cllr. Sun.U)r, lli llh Intl., to
th4i('ttH Ktioltu, tuuhlcr
nOniUS tn Cttmnt Htj, m tbt lilb loll, to Hi "If"
of ll. I' DorrK a ,liciihlr
JL I lllUKI).
DtOOM SWYO.ir.T In Sllrr City. Jant 11 ". b)f '
tiZ. hr I
Jinx I.jro.m, J. r, Jtr n uwcnj to Jii.t nxtfstj
ri. DIED.
COXVASI-At th rtiklsim -f Abi OtlflnTlu Lw
ceaatjr. Oijjn. Jnat oib. l!i!T, Jjtin S Chitii. i, J
thllll,j jwri
nkw aii:ijtiskmi:n'ts.
Tho Groat
LONDON AND
"PATHS
STER13G0PTIC0N
j3rSeenery aud Art,
V.'ll.I. UK l'tlKSKNTKI) AT
LOUIS HORN'S HOTEL,
Saturday Eve. June 20th.
rrxxaa
MOST
MngnirifeiK
Kiiti'i'tuinnuMit;
Ever oxhlbicd on this Con.t.
At cadi I'lertuinnx'nt a lur?c mutilirr of
SPIENDID GIFTS
Will be tliuribtittil pruin amungllicnuilwiicc
TliU K.vsunl IjiKrlainniuit will heilfuitraleil
ty u llitnrtej oi.il lsw.i,iiv Ijctutr,
lr l he ilMtu;;iiiilwl Iictuter,
J. H. WARWICK, ESQ.,
WlioiC lililnrlc.il ermli'ion lii plucml li-ui
anion" th forcnuui scholar ot thc
IK....'... ft. ...
I owiuv Vl-Utl, I
During the cntertuinment h will recite the'
lieuntlhii l'wnn of
Tim linAL'TIPUL S.NOWI ,
ouit coi'ntky roui:vi:u!j
Ut:ir,i Sct'ci lm from ull qn.irur uf the glutei '
Europe, Asia,
Amorica, Africa.
Si'LKN'IHl) arAIL'AKV!
rom lhc Fin-jit C'nllt'ctioni in tJrctcc.
Itonio. rrjucv unJ KhIjuJ, hy tlw eminent
SiMilpinr i
TliorswnliU'ii, Connvrt, Ancelo,
I'tiucro, Ilou'an, Clutiitr).
Jtfvk'imvillv. June 23. 16C7.
G-OOT3 TEvS!
The City House,
OiWil, UlwioC4llfoma4ttl Jl.la JAurfiouth
of IB l.iprrti Jilm,)
is the iif aci: to gi:t
M SQUARE HIEAL.'
D. Lavenberg, - - - - Prop'r.
rPHH PROPRIETOR WOULD RE3PECT
L lully announce lo I lie clllzem of J.tckton
Mvlllc ami Ihu tr.tving public, thit ho l
now pr,;uril to lumlrli boaril lo all
Who may favor him with a call, In mch
a maimer and at inch price ai cannot fall to
give rattifactl'in.
THE CITY HOUSE It a new bulMins-liard
flnlib ullh a wull ventilatvil and coaimodlotti
dlnlnjr room. Thc KITCHEN' ami TAIILE
will Ik under thu tpecial cli.tro of the propri
etor and hla lady, and they will pwrtnit no
bouw In tho State lo cueel ibli either In the
nualliy or variety of the food terved un for lis
patron.
MEALS AS FOLLOWS :
ISrcukfust, U to 7 o'clock;
Diiutcr,
Isitol
Supiiur,
Oto7
LUNCHES AND SUPPERS
Got up In the very Uitilyle. on the mott rea
oiuble u-rnii. for UilHnwJ 1'nrtlet.
Jac.ioiivjIc.JiiiicO, lhl.7, J2Dtf
Particular Xffotico.
IU ilE)IDERSOr WARREN a
f Lodge .So. 10. V. ic A.'JL, urc Jtiec.
ally requeiled lo niiend iho nwt RcguV
tar Cotnmunlcailon, Wedue.day, July 10U,.'C7.
, -.-, w, vwv
W.U.
To whom it May Concern.
MT-raj!!-. J'H.LENUtOC.K, bavin
"e
or pioi,
IZ..L ".. '" l0rttu without Jam.
Ov.atlon, all pr.onj arc arntd ng
iii; nvr on niv mviumi .r,. .ii
cautc
truniii;
nr.tlil
I mi no, ,uy any'deb;of ll "e:;;,l;c,.rn;U'Ut'
JUoviUc.in.,U7,.L,'ENUiS
Oil niv ,...... .... .,,"."'
Look oat for Him!!
I bNalnJ,?RJ,NS MEJf ANU HARVEST
Du2 lart" i ,;coraraonlr known as
uoc. I arker I worlstd for him at Thlrlv
SS ousbaoWt .n r,,ue" M
me u KbbUAtfKb AT 1'AIt. I.l.l. i.ni.iin
oacK 51 tsq of the whole amount auC;
JMiuowUlt, Jun aTtV,V " jVintl.
W II , ...... .
'"J
Fourth of July, 1S67.
.
PfoRraminc
w.i s" "' if;
Of ninvl bf.lhi ctl'Tiwn i mo ,in-i7. ."
Cttll!t il! niM nt tb twin ii ' "'','
PrvcvMi will firm w ,-ly ! Dittiore "'..-
loi .mlf o nl ih,Ii thw llirU((ii tlw pftu-
divil tin to Hyt' "",-
JvkntlllllniA lliwl.
Orliit-
Oritvrt of lh tut.
Cbiplilu.
Ciniity in.1 )lunliul ttlhrllli.
(liraiu II wniwiU nJ Ilia Club.
Ttlnnirb'tA"-
ClllltnuMi f.-.'l.
Cltlinilnetilic. .....
On 4nl0og t the fnnnl. .iwni niui. 07
Oplninf.
lnlbrlh ninJ-"llUClumMi.-IUvIIdc
cf thf IVKlifIK)u of lmlHnlMf . I
Scnj by tht Hlt Cim "St r 8!nlU lunncr.
Jlttil by lb Uin.1 " YiinliM Doo.l."
Sonr-ltf Clal -llnl WhlU l ltln."
MuiK by the l.inj.
lntrml.Kfl fr lilnnfr.
Jln.lc by tlic l.inJ.
Itutttc SniU fr Hit Jiitfiilln the liiian In meb win
ning niirUf.
PftM thwtlns by the l!llt Club lh IUt opn to U.
(Iltlrcr.iirtlir lln'.
Orilf 0 Jwobi, Km
Oui'Uin - llet. M A. WlllUnn
tt..ler f l-l irttiM W. W. I Uljr, r..
JUrihtltcflhoilKy- W A 0tn, W It. S llyJf.
t)i k l.injtniu
All bo tilth ! tuttlcltute In the hootlni,nimttiJ
,irlly lutwtlbe their n.inu-. b th Lot lw cpn nt lb
tara uOlmr.. L-in. atvl l)llr
Ninety-One Tears
Of TJnparallel Prosperity!
BILL,
July, the Uli, lS07,nt the
United Stales Hotel.
THE L'SDEUSKSNf.U I'ltOPISlttTi R
' X hi'ttbv Shi" initio. Hint he will i 'a
aGrnnil lNUi:iCNiKN.-.-li.Y IIAl.l.
ntt lli- vretilnt; f I In- 4th ol July next, nt,
wilted lime Ik: linM.a t' rrnn thi tKittalnliii
uf nil hi- uiil imliiiii-. imhI Turin luat - matir
netr.nii. A entilinl Invllntlon 4 xtcbtHt) to
III- (ivrmtn lileml In iirtlnlr
Dvuri tliliij; that will njil in ih eomf.irt anil
etijnytm-itt ol the pttwH will k provlJtd
Ticici'rs, s1;.
LOUIS IlOKNi:, I'roprlelar.
J.KU'Ottvillc May SA. C-C7. ti
GRAND CELEBRATION BALL,
OX THE
4tl QF JUL Y NEXT.
TO HE HELD I.V
SHUTZ'SNEW HALL.
onAsncnLKiinvTios- ham. will ni:mvr..v
Jt hr the nn I niiTifl al I'm tutu aI pH 1.it
uhiimu.1 tn Hi 1'ni'intff.i liJit , HI.r
V, ' tllrrtrt t ll t W4nr lw OOrl ., ptlltt tttll t
imn-l -n lh Kn.n tatfit.Ur.il liw Eii.itt wtnfwtu,
tu iiixli Jit Hi h... un tiu-ijttt fr il. mtnn.
.MMIAM lit tilll.l'OVI.i;.
JmIii-u. i.,.)I,. ,i ! "
FOt'ISTII OF JULV!
Anniversary Ball !
iivinv IiaTl'l"
t.llIM IIWIHL,
KIRBYYILLE.
n.:-
tv .
fiS'
. j
mi
LI. I.RTII AUK
lOUIUAl.l.Y
......
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XX let) In nlli'tiil Hit)
AimlU'i-nrv ll.ill til the
.iIhiv uanfil lniii-e In Krlivt.ll' Ori'znu on
Hi' V'-iiiiik or July llh, Nn t.v rlnm. , lw
nrul to tii.tke ili irly uch nt nil cm lixik
Ikick In.-iiottcof the tilcataut cvcnti of July
nil. isr.;. '
! jsr GOOD MUSIC IS ENGAGED Ss.
I'MIOtl 3I..VACiKItM
Titos r rtovp, i;trbiiiv, davio hu.nt. Wiiit.
1 VM, M LIND, I'ropriclor.
niroyviiic, May i-o, taui.
JOIirV
F. IIOUCK.
I'HACTICAL
!
Watchmaker and Jeweler!
Oifgoii Strut, Jadnnviilt, O'tgon,
! HAS ALWAYS THE BEST SELECTED
STOCK OF
New Style, Solid Jewelry,
Well assorted, of plain, ongraved, en
ameled Finger Rings, Ear-rings,
Sleeve-buttons, Buckles,
etc., etc.
G-old and Silver Watches,
Of French, Englith and American Manufacture,
Km Quality only.
8-DAY AND aO-HOUll CLOCKS,
Sclh Thom-tj' Striking. Alarm, Weight and
Ji'inijj muvM.eic, etc.
All nrllctei are slrictlv w.irmnir.i n,i ..mi
be told 20 per cent less than nt any other bou.e '
III IIHVII.
Watches And Jewetiv. In nr-od nt r,tvtrtn. '
can be rent by wprets, and will be returned ns ,
toon a im-iblc,
Jacktuiullle, April C, 18C7.
Id
DR.
HUPELAND'S
CKUuiuThn
SWISS STOMACH BITTERS I
IKY I?,1!,1" '" or tht biooji
I 1 ! A "Jp WreH Drlnkl
TRY' i"."llr,rr "" kWo'.".
Im, l. , '
" I .tIoat.MI "li r.un it,u,r,
1 drug tml grwtry Horn. ' ' .
QAP'rl
v .?'
riJJ. f o?. rS
'fc Ti JrX ihrj iTi Mr 1
NOBODY SHOULD BE WlTHmiT tt i t""nIPfh'8 H'O nott vnluc ofdcposlts Torcoln-
w ruicii WITHOUT IT I nge. tvltl. ihu proceed, of imparted gold Utrs
TAYI.0HiiK.Nl)iiL.Sol. i. , f uM '" "',u markct-awnming that Iho bars
J.lMy ,,.o. 413. Cl?y bt sA fmwiKo ! U?? J ! Wu l'cr eent.-they i.itl't be told
IMn.'.i...... , . . ., I hMuw followlm. pa, rules lo c(iial the rclurii
unri iiiKU iiihi CollUncj', nn Ji,fty whlcti wmiM MVo been msdo hud they been dc
of Warning nutl Iiisirucllon for tounc men I p0Si,VU ,,,r coinage:
Mto? M"U CClUrn'nt rCfln,nS
u.ti potters Willi suro nnm nr ..n.r t.. mi ... . . ... ....
fWcnr fi.,..i.. . 1 ... '"''' ov' 1
incor thurgo In tenled MWr envelopes. Ad-
WW R. J. 8KH,MN HOUUHTON Howard '
AMoeUHon, PhllaiMlphU, p,,
IIITON, Howard
elVO ly
The Russian-Amcricnii Treaty
NOW nCINC. HATIFJ2D AT
Muller & Brentano's
I Where thev tire opening the most iplenuiil
j stock or Spring nnd bummer Gootli ever
I brought to Jnck'onvlllc coDiUt
j Ing In part of
DRY & FANCY GOODS.
A GttEAT VAntETYOr
Ladies' Hats and Cloaks,
LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN'
SHOE S,
A General Assortment oi
S59
GeutU'inen nml Children'
STOCKINGS;
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS,
WALT. l'.VPF.Il. WILLOW WAIIK.
nD.VTLRlIBS'S FL'RISili.G fiOUDSj
lVi)m'"S OCU LIqilOrS,
IlitrtUvnrc, .'Minlii,; Ttxili,
uoots. shoes, irrc.
Jack-mivlllr. M.iv 3. 1SC.7.
tnjr J
SAN FllANCISCO ASSAYING
AND
REFINING "WORKS,
No. -110, 3Iout(;(iiiii'i )' St.,
(U'CCtfWOM TO KIXI.0G0, UUTiTCV & CO )
CAPITAL STOTK, $1,000,000.
Directors.
JOHN I'ARRO IT. OIIAs-. H. JlcL XK.
WM. V. It M.TO.V, A. II AYWAIJII,
Lons a. GAitxtrrr.
LOt'H A C, UVKTT. lreiilMil nml Mtinti
;i r. .lulls UUWaluN. Jr.., L'Uviul.t ami Su
riulti(liil. rPHIS COMPANY 1IAV1NO GRKATLY
X iMiliugtil lhlr ItcrtnliiL- Viiili. nml Intro-
ilncd tniuy iiiln-r important imprntemenlii,
nru piniHii in iiuuniiucc Hint lii"V Iii-i ivnrrnnl
til in nsuiii rMliieuiK innluriMlly their K-rni- of
ilolng Im-lin...
nn. TAUtir orciitnoM
Wtiicli they now iiilnnlt In the pullic ron
lilcml ullh H'lorency to the cnt nfinnlrri.it
nnd InlHir U Inuvr llinti in im nthir mrl of
lhc world, nnd teeui-M In flic miu'iiiB Inlereit of
thlf coatt mi iinportani lnervto in both the
inlntlns and commercial vnluc of bullion.
Their charge will be hereafter m rolloivi:
rou aJMYi.NO utroiirs ron inpaiitsb ooi.o
lillid.
One-elshth of one per cent, (heretofore a
3uarier) for nil nmonnn ovur Jl.UUO, and tno
ollart for tiny mailer mm. Return nude in
lueiity-foitr hour,.
tot; asT.ivi.so m-.roMTS or CNratrrK. Hti.vr.r.
iitiu.
Tno diillar for Iho icilil contained, up to
Sl.COil, and one-ilj-litli or one vr cent, for all
amouuli over that uui. nud one tier cent, on
the tllver contained. Return made In tncnty
four bourn.
ton uttriNixu PKrojtrs u.w. ton coin on h.nk
II mi j.
On Rulllon under 3uu,parl gold. 2 ccnls per
ounce. On bulliou liomUUi tol,UU parltpold,
cent per ounce. On bullion from biiul to
73U rum pold, b cents per ounce. On buHloti
from 73DJ to iil'j) Urt, t0ji g ccnl (K.r ounce.
Above WU the only charge will bo for coinage.
(Rut there hIII be no chnrgo lor rcllnluc less
' lhan Iho dollars.
tnu cuinino fini.n.
This charge will bo the tameniot the Mint
a hall of one per cent and which is paid by us
totiiai institution. Hot Micro will bono charge
, In lut.irc for making lino gold or silver bars
from bullion rcliutd by u.
liKU'ii.Ns . c.,n mads; in lonrv-KiaiiT nouns.
SlUer In ilepimltes rnr coin will U, iiccouiited
i for nt lhc Mine rale ciHouniry lit the .Mint.
uoiu imr in otuer ,.rt.Mrs lis goml Mann
ing, wilt be cashed by ns ill thu liklivtl market
i tales.
Dust and lintlimi 1. fr,.-,.r.1...l in mfrnm
''y lrl or thu eounlrv mid relnrns made
through Well., Vnrgo & W Kpro,
l CIUI1UES AT L'. R. III! ivnr uivr-
o
I Forthucouteiileuee or iho-o not fnuiilllar
i Willi i Hit' terms of ihu .Mint, wu subjoin the .--,
lir or charges nan in foice nt that liiMltutlon:
tor refining bullion, under 3un parts gold, a
...... ,.v, .nn ue, mi- reuiung uiillluit Irom aout
lo CUD iMrl gulil, 5eeul k.t ounce for refill-
iK minion iron, G00J t0 730 parts gold. 7 Cents
per ounce; for U'fliil.ig bulliou Irom 7311 lo
BfiO parts gold, II cents per ounce for refln
Ing bullion fioin ES01 to ujgj ,uU 0m 14
t V VUIIIWJ4V 1
, "'0,Pr cent., nud lhc charge for making
sitter bain, tho s.iiiil-.
ceiii an omico; the charge lor coinage Is half
into
1 i "iuai .uttii rc urn, at rcnuir
liarK0or II cents. '
-fia.4 ,,a ,0 Cf'"al San Francltco A. I
ui9 iiurn ai reuning enarge ore ccnls.
mrSin flM
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