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Hit llffl IT THE OREGON SEXTINEI lU, von tiik it.:sii)j:ncy in 1808, m.VWKM H. CIllAVr. " Will done, Ihon gon an I tillhftil ffrrnnt." Th r- Jlf hue niraMt or pal-lola punDnmrni or irwiort - - :0K. D. M. C. OAULT. EDITOK Satukday MoinftJfn, At'orsT 10, If 07 KOTICK. t hat dtli-mlnnl to talc- Itlp to rorllanJ, ami Intir mulUte rlnt pttlj en luilnfM and p.rllj to e eld ftlfndi. 1 blltf aWnt nbont trowels.durliiRwhleli tlm O.JucU, nq., hat kindly fonitnttdto HI' (Mr oMhe t0lterla.dp.utm-ntcifllie JlMl-UL -Our Own pllmnl' to lh 1'fMi will W -mttkI nnlll my tdurn. II. M. C. OAULT. The Struggle in Cnllfornin. Our neighboring State is alive with political excitement. Since the publi cation of General Hid well's positive de clination of the doubtful honor tender ed him by the Holler's Convention, the cause of the Union party has been much more hopeful. The Unionists do not, however, feel that the election of their whole ticket is absolutely certain, nnd the most strenuous ellbrts nru be ing made in its behalf. The State and county candidates have taken the stunip from Siskiyou to San Diego. Oregon and Nevada have contributed a share of their oratorical ability to swell the Union war cry. Thecountry jire.-s, headed by evcral influential San Francisco papers, are nearly a solid phalanx iu favor of the regular Union ticket, nnd there is but little doubt that California will be tavoil from the control of traitors. Kach day is strengthening the cause of Gorliam. Each hour is weakening the entire of the treason-mongers who ojiiioc him, nnd each issue of the renegade Union tory that will conic to cheer them from across the line. May it be 0 1 jiaj iIWruu.ui cumin, "" wiiowouiii nave Kirangieiiircwiom ami would have given our sistorStatoover to the enemy, are bcntoii back for the I last time. When, on the evening ofl the fourth of September next, the icy brow of Shasta reflects the lingering I rays of the Occident, may it say to our 1 own giam noun, jii is wen ; i ue chains that would have fettered the free nre again broken, and Liberty uhnll struggle no more !" .?-... Tf 1 1. tl II. .11 Mn. 3Iai.i.oiiy. This gentleman ar rived in Jacksonville Tuesday evening and left the following morning, for the north, having just nrrived from Wash that his voto was not needed to pass the supplementary reconstruction bill over tho threatened veto. Thoe who know Mr. Mnllorv, will scared v charge him with dodging the record, but, on the contrary, give him credit for being ns radical as there is any practical ne cessity for. .irrui:.i:i). Mr. T. G. Owens, who accompanied Captain 1 fames to I'itt Ilivcr valley some two mouths since, with a largo baud of cattle, on July 27th cau.u dashing into town like a California vaquero, right side up, and liis scal iu the right place. lie left "Cap," with his slock, iu a beautiful little valley in the I'itt Hivcr country, where he intends wintering. Feed iu that section is very luxuriant, and the Indians disposed to be perfectly friend ly. "Grundy" left again this week to pilot a large band of sheep to the same locality, nnd expects to icturn in four or fivo weeks. Ciiuncii Ui:i'.iiib, The shabby ap pearance nud uncomfortable condition of the Methodist Church, iu this town, has long been u matter of comment ; but we arc very glad to seo that it is to bo thoroughly renovated. Sovcral ladies have taken tho matter iu hand, nnd intend putting down a handsome carpet, and making tho Chuiohncom fortablo as possible. Wo do not doubt their ability to give our place of wor Hhip a rcsjiectablo appearance, for when thoy undertnko anything, thero is no Mich word as "fail." I'litu i.v tiik Mountains. Thero ap pears to bo an unusual amount of liro "out" iu tho mountains this season. The atmosphero is very heavily laden with smoke, and tho range of vision iu this valley docs uot exceed two or three wiles. papers that are sowing aisi:Ulection 111 rv lnorc ,robnblc that his persistent & Urcntano's warehouse on Orcon ' particular bushier wasbroiiched to the eonieth to the little ones." the 1 .11011 ranks tends to lesson their ) 0b,tniutlo of tic lilW8 j, bjmi,h. t0 ' . ,. .. ' ,,,..... , doctor, though he was detained tor , Heuicn.ber that you cannot be lieu iniiucnce. iie l 111011 mon oi our own tif , r , r H , - ., .1.1 11 . c.t "iuc time, lie ineu many nines u tral, anil there win no n nay wnen you State are watching this stru-He with f, ' reenger.il feelingsag.. list gl,0. Iortunalely, the oldest of the! Cl nWBV, M11, Ways without success. - wlI ,,L. ulmWt. , ,,,.n,i igporanee. tlcmoAt lMmlntJtnmn.o V1'0" "" " tht'r 'il'lrcn gave the alarm, and the fire M lastdcterinined to go, if .mI.US , Kep.ember that nil this weight of re ' , . : .' :. ... greatest enemy. 'Hie renegade may, , wa onsilv quenched. Mers. M. it H. ' he ojK'iiwl the bedroom door and made spon-ibility rests with you, as von nour approaches v, lion the uiu win 11c .,crin.W jiavo n 00.,or motive. It had a (ntiiutitv of powder in the build-1 lr the outside door; but no sooner raise that' cup; then d'rink ' ou I..I31, iuv iimivii lur uiu riiuiiis ui 1 11: iiifIon This fpiitlninnii linvincr l...n ! r...,.w-v ... .vj....,. r uuaw r iianciico. .fir.aailae is I ,.- V ,. ' i ".' " . "" "in-, ii 5 ii lui'Miiiu services conn uigton. iliituitliiiaii '""? 'i 1 5jnWon , u.e pro no njiolo gist for him or ,0k his departure this mornin-M ,'V,l,1""im lltfw worth. Hint terbahu.ee them, ami the country to censured by some o the papers of l,,snvotliurnmiw0('lot(s; m J on V he l mnl..M tk.K o "bleed" day owes more to Ids sleepless -igi own party, for leaving his p.t before . . . . .f . . . " .. ' ?r " 1U "J ,0 mUl s ior ,0 '"' the extent of his ability to ,ay. lance and incorruptible patriotism, thai tho close of the special session, it is due kf " lh.,,llt',l,Ml f he has been guilt j I-U mul Winter trade. If tl.elad.es Alexander, it turns out, wrote the note, to any living civilian.- Oxonian. to him to sav that he did so under a ""-vtll,,lS ''rvig ol removal, the nre not pleased, on his rotiirn, with his nri,ted by ln wile, and then secreted messure of unfinished nrivnto business So,l,,tc nre llis ri,,,ul Jm,os Wo taste iu the selection of feminine adorn- l"- n clo-et to li:iK" liU game, Monrs Mn.TicArus.-Wo hear con pressure ot mi unshed pr a o In. , in. n ,,,0m1 jlowi,vor tlmt ,,,, removnl . . , , . . and to overhear the conversation that Mden.ble inquiry as to where ini.lburj and not until he was perfectly satished .' .... , n , menu, u win not nuns lauit. .,.,,,1 iM1,Wce ,;, wf mi friend. Seedlings can bo obtained, for tl.o ,,..r Executive Truciileticc. Another net iu tlic grcnt national drama i to be enacted. The adjourn- inentof Congress lias relieved the great Mogul from the pressure of impending I impeachment, and he has determined to suspend the Secretary of "War. He- move him he cannot, for under the '1!l(i formerly hung, nnd which was nc provNions of the Tenure of Office Hill, cidentally left when the door was all that is left to him is the power to swung so as to open from the other side surpend tile functions of his Cabinet of the partition between the two cells. iniiiNtcr, nnd refer the matter to the Ho made excellent ii"e of this tool, and Senate at its next Fcssion. "When ' n n p.iort time succeeded in tearing a Stanton is suspended, the next act of j,0l(, through tho stone wall of the the traitor who occupies the Executive chair, will be an attempt to remove Sheridnn, nnd by the aid of his rebel tween tho time the jailor gave him his tools in I.oiiiana, to undo what Sheri- supper and bed-time, as the slightest dan has done toward reconstruction. pound in either of the cells is pcreeptl Fortunately, the District Commanders ijt. jn the jailor's room, lie has not have been placed beyond Executive j vct been recaptured, and if he keeps interference, by the supplemental re- jWay, tho county will be saved the ex construction bill, and he cannot remove I pense of convicting him. that ollicer without his own consent or the necjiiiescnee of the Senate. It seems that this man, of bad and ungovernable pasions, controlled alone bv his prejudices, has been sent as a I curse upon the country, and it is little I wonder that the clear-headed members of Congress, who undoubtedly pene- I trate his designs, urge his own ini- 1 pcachmcnt nnd suspension. W e can- not even accord honest v of purpose to Johnson. After the continued cxprcs ioiis of contempt for the renende CU 1. S Tvc 1 ee heard ?n . every quarter of the South, we cannot think that he is yet grovelling enough to lick the dust from the feet of those who despise him. It is scarcely prob- aide that .Tolinson has any real friend- .. ... . . ,"!' i.v ..uii.i, mh. uii mi luiiuu- naner 11 niter tue iro 1 oors 01 ji 1 ler wi 11. was rawn iiiiii nvr ui-minim. .' 1 aim u inniiiuii nimiii mu ulitfk l.it. 1 in Nnllf 1 . Intf .. tint urthlMi. . .1 . it t..1l ... 1 .It . I :..... I. .. I 1.... X .. 1 .1 .1 .1 .....I. ...1...... .1... may be, that he desires to hasten mi- gi mui m,i the (ire made a little head peachment, and in the moment of pub- .nv. no bumnii ullbrts would hnvesav. it.. ...i..riijt. d...a. .... ..... .... i .. in luuiinwii, mm u mi v.i mi- fin of Congrcw might j.ossibly produce, become the centre of a revolutiouarv j,artv. Vhotlior his motive be merely tllc pratilication of morbid spleen, or wj10tiier it be deeper and founded iu a nlllWt j0Mll llos5rt. t0 niIo tw colllltrv as 1)ictntori is i,limnturi:il. Johnson's 1M,i.Mi rac t. run. nnd it is scarcelv .1 ' worth while for Congress to disturb the public mind or annoy the country by impeaching him. Iut u Caw mouths will olapso ere Congress will meet again, and if impeachment has no ter rors for tiie truculent public servant that disgraces the Executive chair, that body can surely devise means to scope for obstruction ol the laws of, Congress that are so obnoxious to him, and there is little doubt tiiat the time ' between now and the uieoting of Con- gross will be used by him in the most ' t llU-nrf lllil lll'll llll Mil 1. . Aw f.K.nl...: T- ? . .. T.. . . r. r Olljf. ft liV lift V llflll .11111 V 1.1 fill. I .ml I....1 l..i.llL. 1.!.. ..!... I . ! ir .-uii-iu. vn. it iiiiiiiiwu niav iiinu iil'u i - - i ni.l.iiMi.i. ....... .... Tt... i. .1... A - . I..... in Yreka, on the evening of the 1st inst., ' is said to bo tho finest and most argu- mentative speech over delivered iu Sis- kiyou county. Our Governor is cer- tainly doing'honor to this State, and ' mtt I nliiiiKiiin iinii.liliiMi.1 ...III ... 1..... . 1 " "B"u ll"-TII.IW, do us the justice to acknowledge hero niter that our public men are the equals of their own iu point of ability, even if they havo been derisively call ed "Web-fect." Foi: Foirr Klamath. Capt. Spraguc started yesterday with his family for Fort Klamath, where ho and Mr. Xourse havo tho sutler's store. The Captain thinks that twenty or thirty families will locate at Link Itiver, where many claims have been taken, and that a Inrgo emigration will reach that section early iu tho Spring. BuitNiii). A house belonging to Mr. Joe. MoKeo, situated in Uniontown, was burned last week. Tho origin of tho liro is not definitely known. Hirrui!NKi.-Master James McCully, who has been attending tho University at Salem, has returned. Jimmy in tends, for tho present, prosecuting his studies at our District School. lllifltl.lll lllillll.ui. llUl.l.n.f.l a lllll UI .-...... ......v.... , mil nniiiiir reckoning is coming, and it would be ur credit is n matter in which we are well for the whole country if it were ver.v particular, nnd we have a right nearer at hand. " ! to ask for tho usual courtesy for our- .- I selves. Govi:i:noi: Woods. Wo learn that , "" his Kxcelloncy is electrifying the peo-1 1'uItik 1-ast. Mr. M. ltonni, for plo of California with his' forcible and ' lnor,-v interested i" the sutler's store at eloquent speeches. Ho has already ' I'ort I,:,,atI, lcft s""ly last for the nindn tbrpn in Sil.-ivnn nnniitv n.,,1 tl.m Atlailtio States, via CresCC.lt CitV and j linuui: Jail. AVm. Horton, who was confined in the county jail, await- Jug tho action of tho Grand Jury, on a charge of robhery, succeeded in mak- inn- tA crapo on Friday night last. It appears that, he drew out a heavy Innec. upon which the door of his cell biiilding,large enough to crawl through. i'1'ho work must have been done be- Cuter Comino. Mr. Alexander, agent of I.ec fc I'yland's circu, has billed thi place for an entertainment on Friday evening, the 10th inst. These enterprising managers have or fimized one of the most splendid estab- lishments of the kind ever seen on this coast. Thev have secured Hill v Ken- of the family lie was .lesiroiis or succor - i ., " I ill ...:.. i,:Jhi" lie tapped liirht vnt the door, and nedy, the acknowledged star in his - ' ' Ml .11-J ,,,,w, ' '". ns ,,own. nnl mWwln trained Il"iral. im il 11(,.1!"1 n,h'r' al"1 " n company 01 .iniam"-e penonuera; m that the entertainment will be much .. r T l . .... 1 more attractive than ever before. For reticulars, w advertisen.en.t Xi.aki.y a Fuji:. Yesterday after- ,,00I1 soint. children, plaving with matches, inserted a piece of lighted (llta.lt.tV Ot IM ' . .. -.. 11 .. e(( up. town, .iiorii, never auow childrciitoplaywith.nalcl.es, Ynr.iCA JoniXAi.-This sterliii" Had - ical paper, published at Yreka, entered upon its I'ilU'cnth Volume, last week. We have few exchanirwho..e political ...! 1 .... ."... ii-nn.w!t course has been o n. iiorm.ly consist- cut as has been the .oiimttl , and as a compendium of the local news of the county in which it is published, it has 110 equal. Its editor and proprietor, Mr. lSobt. Xixou, gives his views in a plain, practical manner, nnd is enti tled to the credit of building up and cementing together the Union party iu SUkiyou. May it prosper long ! Ci:i:iit, if ioi'I'i.kasi:. Tho7W fendd, of tho 2d inst., contains two it,-".s from our issue of the 27th tilt., without proper credit. Our items nre so extensively copied that a mistake mnv snimif ftniiefii.iiiit lmt ..ttMi.r. .......v- . . . h!1" '" Ho was accompanied -v ' 'Io'"1 Jl'iIer, of this place, who Wb lo ca" '" ra'";iseo to replenish his 8tock o 8I,0rtmcns' eijnpiiinents, nud ot,lcr '""terial in his line. UoU.NTV.-Tho lhv.,.n.tr .f ..... V. S. has decided that nil soldiers who enlisted after July 18th, 1804, were not entitled to additional bounty. Hy remembering this fact, men who en listed after that timo will save expense by not applying for additional boun ty. ..j ,v. ,,, vllv Ai'i'Li-s. Mr. M. Uollinger today presented us with a lot ol apples. We nro not posted as to the variety to which thoy belong, but know of only two or three that surpass them in sizo nnd beauty, and iu our estimation none aro superior iu flavor. Thanks, Mr. 15. Livhlv. During the past week, tho town has been unusually lively with tho arrival of Crescent City teams, and tho influx of our country neighbors, who now havo a respite from harvest ing. 1 ' St. Maiiy'h Acadamy. Tho Fall Term of tho Young Ladies' Catholic Seminary, iu this place, will commence on Monday the 10th inst. nvrltinc Trinl In n' .., LastMonday n warrant wassorno u tor agiiin'"t Dr. Alexander and wife, tor, -.' ., .,.,. n.i !,... tor, niriiiiin i"". iuaiiimu-. - ' , , was set for trial. As soon as he c; was called the house niieu. '" l'." v , 1)V' ,), malster and distiller, citement J.revailed Iron, some . m m ffnMmmi lk.9lroyC,l. circumstances connected mth the Kir , an 1 1 w MQ ties. The trial exposed some s, c uln j I tin m r f ;n..i nut that without the am 01 in iil.iiui, ' 1 ".... illlliii...x... -, ... .. ... .- ... Accordimrlv foiiio timo aller nine ,.vin,.lc liutiint later than eleven. Dr. n.M.fmv wended hi- way to the residence I vm.lll1Si m.0,)t niht uP ' before him. Xot wishing I inir iiiu wi in v iiwit - t """" i iparel, stood to iroilltoa inenus nou-e m -mum .... . ..- v...., hour, he dcsired.to know In what man - . i i i ....!. .... (iiL.iiiili illustrations it would he unit jo , it;nW hundreds f thousands ?:!i ' Ur as wo could them from t . si. i m)t Armmn I mhluhr0he!' wit c n , h nc mi, rl.! I , 'ue, but drinking fills our jails our 20th nit., the witiits in i u ....nltimtinr e, our poor-houses, and our cciyed a note purporting to li.m -J-J-J ' , , our coroners written by Mrs. Ali.xniijler.Ha) Z V" ' ,f, ' ,. n ,,l Wkn mischief was in trouble and de.red a u i , , , In... fc KileSe' .ilution takes i , ortneen. wished him to be sure cation, lutrjj m arv reforni, nnd i,XSoi!S.' Theplaintitrdid not every branch ol j-oliticarnnd social .in receive the note until one o'clock Fri- provement. ...i,:... i dav and thought he would wait until I.c,ucmberthuUvcryyeann. It. udes S'.t drew her sable curtain down be- f.,11 from your " motJ.-mtc" ranks, to re fore starting on his errand of mercy. ,.ruit the wasted army Ol drumlanK lift ur iviuu - 1 - -- '' hold of bv the woman and. against his had he grasped the door kuoli that would let him out into the free open air, than he was seized by the throat by Dr. Alexander, and a loaded revolver' leveled at his head to stop re- sisianee if attempted. Using i.npreea- . til)I1 0,'tMll ,, tcrrifvinsr iTind, Alex-' under soon had bin letim iu a coudi- ti" t eoii'cnt to anythim: in order to escape with his life. With the aid of his wife, Alexander bound his prisoner, fl)r H.IiaJ ,.,,., l0ll!l(S u,, jim, lM j ,ott,,r ,. yUivr MU., eireiimslan. lees, Dr. Itenfrcw consented to sign a 1 ute lor two tlioiiMiutl dollars, payable to do lier a kiudne's, and did not think ed ones look to you; and that under it proper to step inside the door. Ho ifjM it depends upon you, whether they wax entreated and begged to step in-' be drunkards or sober men. side; assured over and again that no Keinciiibcr that "to him who know one was there; and at Inst wits taken (.th todogooduiiddoeth it not,tohiin it iu eieven o chick me next day. iie.- known that lie is prevented Irom ro under executed a bond to licnlrevv, nut- signing by the solicitations of those ting in lor consideration one hundred , who (eel the importance ol having nno feet in an Idaho ijuartz mine. .Mr. staunch man in the Cabinet. The fact Ilenfiew was clearly entitled to one of that the President does not dismiss him, thee paners, but Alexander kept both ' gives color to the assertion which lias note and bond. It nppears from Alex- often been made, that he dares not anilurs going to the County Clerk's passed It appearing from the evidence tlmt Mrs Alexander acted iu the matter ' tare. .Mr. l'rcvost, of San Jose, Cal., through fear of her husband, she was ' has established a nursery or tho very discharged. Alexander was held to , best variety, for the purposo of grntiil bail in the sum of $7.10 to appear for totisly supplying all who may desire trial at the Circuit Court. Jwene any on this coast. He has establish!..! o"r"'. I issuiiiuiv, lie is not a lluent sne-iknr but is n close and logical reasoi.er mid ami one of the clear-headed, thinking men, wno iieqiteimy spring up among tho people. Thoroughly conversant with our National and State politics nn.l fMtnilifip ii'iil. .1... 'i ' sities of the Xortli.Tti ..,.!,... .i ... ." "" sun minis mill lierns. w...... I . I-. ,,,., . UIO l oiihv, nonesi, uncompromising, ,,, n vigorous worker, tho people of that ! HiXonUK vlW -'(. IKU7. . . " "L - ""l'lirIK UltOWN's llllONCIIIAL TltOCIIUS. From the Medical Director of the Gen eral Hospital, llenton Barracks, near St Louis, March 8, 1802. " Messrs. John I. lirown itSon.llos. ton Alass.-Uso of you,-far-famed and most serviceabo 7VrW,' : i.-.j i ..,...! :.. .1... i .. . r . '" ""K ..... ........ ... my iHisimai oi winch I lme ' T. :V "" ,u! veVf V0"6""'-- nml- thtm.hu give prompt relief W' - Wi: Pi,i:pgk ot'it Hi:i-i;tation voi; ' uio iniiiiiiiucnt of what wo hero declare jii iiuuosi ovory instanco In almost ovory instanco whero tho in- ?nt buffering from ,min and cxliaii ..on.rel.efwillbofou.ld i flftco , or a'B,JBto ttM M'. WiN8iow; lant tion tw Som.u.vfi Svbui- has been administered wires dysentery, and dinrrlin.r. .,.! wind colic. Sure to regulate tho bow w ?!?cr3 t8 a bottle. Hostel- ! cilie Coast. i iV 7 IV i,cau Am ior tho 10. I'oiiTiir Srvvrr Wo l..or ,,.i.i ""MU,,S U) "icreaso tho raising o silk Pleas re hat Hon . I Mnr"l, ' Pmm V".1'10 ,,aoi,ic' b0 s l supply laember ? S Z iV ho " , Sh ' tTT W,t,h V ' and Del Xorte, has bk, ,m .,. na t f ilSrl,k,'?Ct0r' ,,n8 Y?? Vi0' tlio Senate bv he Tnion mttv In tl Z ,,l,btt ' "1C". which will in 27th Senator!. Di Xt com U , V the demand. Those who take the conn ies o el Nor c K h . . a ,1 ' t""U h' twi ,,)ru,.nck " l'lt lew Humboldt Mr Murcl U an or .'b ?"' "' " fi.I,ort timo wil1 ,il1 k "! "c-imwiin ,a .If 52 mm 3 " I iX'?c uU Tl W .t the most influential member of the last J XiS.., wM lA""" I Drink Hut KeincinHer, Jf you think it is your duty to ilrink 1 1 3 t!n-.,llot, bynll means doso. I On tioi tioUS C(,v ctions, but winio you hhn but wfiilo you raise nit of in in ii...", --- . I n MUX ......ll.m 1 lllllll Mllt-fl .inii.I.llltl'! I!. HUH H.U..1I.II iiii-ii ...i.vt I .ember that niuiluuo.es --ii3 ..- drunkard's death, and go to meet n drunkard's doom. . 1 Tfcinenibcr that every druiikard once ' tried to fol ow the example you mi, ". t.. .i... fPt,,i r..ll from liis blimwrv null) iii m.v ...... - t i ground into tlic whirlpool 01 iiitoinpci' nnro. ' i 1 4I...1 if nii entwttimi flinnitu. uvim-niuci u.u .. . "-" - - 1 you are answerable for its fru, s .villi - - - - j nip;" mid that there is u " woe for olleiise tlnnk it m rnjlit ; but we envy not your conscience. London Temperance $uu STAXroy. Th" recent dispatch which staled that the Secretary of War voted " nay" on the several' points involved in tlie Attorney (leneralV opinion of the reconstruction art, did not give a correct idea of hi votes. Tim merely tee lineal and unimportant points he v0WWmUu. l,ut every obieetionnble feature he resolutely opposed. It seems stranire that Stanton is allowed to re- main 111 the Cabinet. It is generally turn him nwav. Though .Mr. .Stanton nose of Diamine fur m-nntnnl ulit- ... "ilk factory at San Jose, ami I... in . t " . . .' l ho motto of n Virginia paper is, htenial vigilance is the price of liber- tv the price of tho JZ-iwaitur is three dollars a year." nv. i"i.ATl!ie.i. Last even no- Clmr. l . . ... ' raiupum and llnrry .McDonald Kvo one of their characteristic or. -m-Io. 1..U in 'the I "wimiiuwi, -niunuiuciicowiiR IJllIlM St.i..e Il...l MM I. ""..ui, out appreciative. Tho rending from Hamlet audl.iehard tho III, was very good. The perfornmnco ended with a sword fight, and Mellaril bit the dust. This was not uimiiticipatcd, because ho had previously bursted his (or her ?1 trancr. Tim n.... i .. for he lr " t, -----. ..w &.II1 111 .uiir .llir una ,!.... . .. . - -to , " "u,,u "owu tno enthusiasm of uo -mueuco was unbounded. Tl.n I V , Z iM "l'Feciated .Uuvl. HlO perform .., eotnoular by our PCrfonuannn Uortl1 tl,u n(-"issioii fee. wns well iUoi' 8lvo nnothoi- entertainment to- ",5ht' aml as tl.oy will Uo w.(. ' l'd and not S0 u-or Wi ,UmV10' . thoy hono to ,U l vvUttB oven ,1 , .? !"i U'. lrfon.mco -Hiig tiiau last night. (feTTbiw to tho ad ST rtKoffho Collector of 1 ZZo ..v. I nt P.'ISL O.irUU.Ul'U I....--....- "..' v.. 1 11 iiiiii iiiiii iiiirkiiim m t i-iii i i i - i i . W,. .!... n flmly "mil Borvico ha, been 2 th coinuipiico Aug. 1st ?or,1Mto aihoad, between Hoi 0 C Cc,ntrl ' VJ LIllLIIIir Ifntn (1.. .. f JOHjV. ttoucE TACTICAL Watchmaker and Jef Oregon Slred, JacUonvdU, QrtEon New Style, Solid Jewehy, Woll nuortcd, of plain, enwaved ..' nmolcd Finger Ring,, SSi " Sleeve-button,, Buckles,6'' etc., etc. Gold and Silver Watches 8-DAY VM) 30-UOUII CLOCKS, Scth Tbomnn' Strlklnp, Alarm ttvi.i . , Spring Clocks etc (C'tc. ' Ml1 All articles tiro nrlcilv ...i.i . . tuun ns iiosullflo. ' ' WIU Lo "turned M Juclnnivllle, April C, 18C7. M ODD PELLOVS Celetorationi The 01)1) miil.OWR nf Jaclinnvlllc M No. IU, 1.0. 0. r..ull culctralc Ibtlr Till AiiuUvrfary la JACKSONVILLE, AUG. 10, 1807, with niiproirlatc ceremonies. All I.o.lpts mul Ilrntlier In pond Hamllnstro Irutcrimlly miuoftnl 10 U prcieut mul lurllcljutc. A GRAND BALL Will In) hen iimlcr Uio mtnuRcmtnl of men- ircrs ui uio unier. Ol lliv iUiam II ill uf Viul Hlnilz. A pnlillo ItirllHllon It hereby cxtcnitd to U ttliu ulib lu pirllriimlc. CI.O. I'. IT.N'CK.CIiftlr.CoB. Juckrourlllo Juljr 27, 18ii7. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES, Tlirougli from frwent City In time days, 1"m: uNi)i:itsi(;.sr.i) uavi: made such . urruiiKdiii'iitii Unit llicy nre nuMl to car ry frelelil from Crcrcvnt (Illy to Jackionvlllt hi tlircu day, nt leu cvula per pimml M. CObWEIib. (J. GAStlL'inT. Jnckonvlllc. July &1, 1HT.7. JjrCwl 1-IUPELAND'S CKMallUTKI) STOMACH BITTERS! SWISS TKY IT! Tlil.t l'uilOroflhlUn)Jt A rlMuiil Tonic I A ttrjr Atr.iwtl. IirloLI UnmrptMtil f r llnf mr.lr but t'M Ilia .-ifll.mi ft (lit HJn), Umill, tlon.wl. mul Hurl lor Ml ui all hltw) an! ntaU th'i drug ami cructrjr Uortl. T It Y IT! NOBODY SHOULD UE WITHOUT IT I J,(l. faiwii, I'ruptl.lvr TA VI.OI! A IICMiKL, Sola Anl. . JoIJ-lv ipjiu. 413, Clay fcl.tualnatwo. jUlliUUUll n i ii ALL 1T.HSOS8 KNOWING TllKMSfcuj lniU-ltti.il Tor lot In tlw Jacksonville Co ttory, nro rniiiiMicd to como lornarU will W" iinvutent for Hie mine to llio iiuderitpue.1, u iiionoy U nccilcd lo repair tlio Icacti iJJ At P llio Kroumli. . LOTS not paid for by llio tut of Janua ry lU'Vt-H) mucliul llitin u are not clujr occuplid will be forfeited. U. S. UUSIiAP, Sexton of Juckionvllle Cml7' AiiL-ml lal. 1807. S'0" WOOD SAWINGl I liavo Jut received nnd ect up on ol Huit'H Union Horse locn, mid nm prepared to take contmcU for l' wood, at so low n llsuto ni to dcly corapetmoo. I'llo jour wood tilclit feet lilgb , nud wve bomJ liy Bivluj; men cull. Quick work and complete satisfaction tt gunraut'jed. S.I'LYMALE. Jncknonvllle, July 27, 16C7. ' Tho ltvt llemedy for rurifyiM the lllood, StrengtUvulug the NerTCJ, ReitorUft tho Lost Appcliio.U FHE3yS 11AMI1URG TEA. It Is tho best nreservatlvo oglntni mo'J " elckneH. If ua'.d timely. Composed ol B only, It can ! plvca .afelv tc MJ. . recilon. In VJnpiliU, French, SPa"l!.b "Dd u" iiinn, wllli every iiackufie. TH ' ,., . For sa o nt nil the wuole.alo nud "lalldruz stores p.nd Rrocerles. , ... EMIL FKESB. Wholesale Dg 3uyl.yl Hl0Aee0tgrgK AKcut8 Wuuced l? every cooatJg llooksellersAl'ublbri. Jy27.n3-ln JauFancUcCal. Marrli.BC nd lal of Warning nnd InMructloi. for youB8 Alio, DUcn.es nnd Anuses which pro"' vital powers with sure means of reu freo of charge In tealcd luller "'"'J.rf dree. Un. J. SKILL1N IIOUGHTOK, , HjJ Arsoclntlon, I'hlliulelphlo, P. A- mywwv nm mmwm nuiitu iu in