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For general ituormatiea m wHy,
tho fears of our friends at' a distance,
wo publish tho names ol nil tho small
pox cases that have occured hero since
tho discasoimado its appenranco:
Tho sovero cases of tho confluent
typo shat have resulted in death arc,
John Walker, Joseph Martin, John
Martin, James Hubbard, llcrtha Droit
barth, Mrs. Drawer, Sophia Love,
Isaao Cowan (colored), and thrco
squaws. ,
Tho cases that have recovered are,
six members of the Iioundtruo family,
four of tho Martin family, John Stowc,
Chas. Harris, J. T. Hunt, Win. Thomp
son, Geo. Ilibbard, Smith, Mit 'hell,
StovVo Senior, and one squaw.
There arc nt present under treatment
in tho two hospitals and in various res
idences. Wm. Gilmour, Tom More,
Chris Wintjcn, Jesso Iltiggins, warrant
Thomas Brown, Lake, Kd. Pitts, Jno. . y, how
Atkinson, Chas. Williams, T. Gaston, its own party
Chas. Bryant (child), Xauoy Dews,
II. Hoover, Joe. Gray Geo. P. Funck.
-Orer the ' Oresronian's"
INsOulden.
Rto frot out .if it verv n-
ttitwiiioii, tho Unionist firos
WelJHowing shotjat tlio Orcyonian :
'"JXhttOrtgonian copies with words
efapproT.nl an articles from tho Jack
sonville Sentinel which contains assor
tons concering our course in relation
to an extra session that are noi true,
and tho Oreyonian is awaro of their
falsity.
. Liko tho ways of our Salem coteni
porary his gun barrel seems to bo quite
tortuous, and we suppose his only
show to hit tho Sn.VTiNKt. was to shoot
at tho Orcgouian. In tho issuo of Deo.
1 8th tho Unionist remarked thusly:
It is not our design nt this time to
criminate, or chargo tho responsibility
of tho present anomalous condition of
tho State and its financial interests to
tho rccroancy or misconduct of any
party.
Thereupon we rcmarkad that tho
Unionist was afraid or unwilling to
charge tho responsibility where it be
longed and tho foregoing certainly
arrantcd that opinion, Subsequent-
dor tho scarification of
press, that paper was
forced to charge tho responsibility
where it belonged, but it was done
This makes forty-live in all, eleven . with so bad n grace as to bring it a
ol wntcu, or ncnny on lourut nave ter
minated fatally. This is n tcrrlblo per
cent of mortality, showing that tho
discaso is of a very malignant typo and
admonishing tho people of any commu
nity to use extraordiiw y vigilance
against it.
In addition to tho above, there have
beon n very fow cases of very light var
ioloid reported, which have been cured
without other treatment than caro and
attention to diet.
Just as wo uo to press Pitts and
tkineon both died and a now case, gico tilt. telegraph operator from this
terriblo bootiug from its Democratic
cotemporaries. Like a school boy
caught in a mean trick, our Salem
friend squirms mi d wiiggles, from ono
dilemma to another and naturally is in
a vary bad humor. IIu need not pitch
into tho Oregonian howovcr, on our
account. Wo can light our own bat
tlos, novcr dodgo any shots cither from
friend or foe and there is no necessity
for shooting around a comer nt us.
I.v a Tkiiit P.Acii. A low days
'A Good Thins;.
Two of our citizens, McLaughlin and
Ivaroweki, who started for San Francis
co last week, writo from "Quarantine,"
near Yreka, as follows :
FniKNn Skntinki,: Wo arrived
hero about half past two o'clock when,
tho stngo was stopped by about twelve
quarantine ofliecrs who requested tho
Jacksonville passcngcis to alight, as
an order to that oflcot had been issued
by tho board of health. Wo are very
comfortably housed and have partaken
of a very good supper, which was fur
nished Ireo gratis to tho distinguished
guests. Wo aro promised a warm cup
of cofleo before leaving in the morn
iug, when wo will ho taken from ltere
without stopping in Yreka Wo aro
under many obligations to the commit
tee that received us and to tho gentle
man who has charge of this house, for
kind treatment. If any of our Jack
sonville friends want a good thing, let
them tnko tho Yreka stage, bufbo sure
and bo out of reach of small-pox before
starting. Tho pcoplu of Yreka are
very sensible in taking extraordinary
precautious against tho introduction of
small-pox and their courteous way of
enforcing their ordinances is very commendable.
J letter FroaB. F. Dowen. """ iWOWry
UHiiuuntt A . . i
tiSSS
Henry Gctchcn, under treatment.
-
OnKaox. Tho Copperheads of Ore
gon aro laboring to induce tho Gover
nor to call n special session of the Leg
islature. The Governor wilt bo nblo to
stand tho pressure, nnd tho rebels will
fail of a chance to reply to the rebuke
Congress gave them. Appall.
Wo aro sorry to say that nt least ono
Republican paper in this State, laying
claim to respectability has joined in
tho "Copperhead" clamor. The Appeal
is right however and it tho Governor
can't stand all such pressure, he is not
tho stuff wo think ho is.
PoonS.vr.RS.. Bcriah Brown is about
to start a Democratic paper thero
the small-pox has appeared in it and its
legislative Halls aro threat cued with
invasion by "a riotous ring of irrespon
sible ruffians." Perchanco tho voci
ferous cackling in the Unionist ofllco
may savo the Capitol. If not alas !
for the beautiful city of theplaiu.
Attornoy General Kvcrts has dir
ected all IT. S. District Attornics to
discontinue all prosecutions for treason.
It is now quite apparaut that tho fra
, tners of tho constitution were a set of
old fogies who in providing a punish
ment for treason contemplated a crime
which it was impossiblo to commit.
m
Aftek Us. An old humbug in
Portland called Chapman, has put on
his night-cap and spectacles and "gone
after" us in the Herald, His most se
rious chargo is "that wo fear neither
God nor man." We must confess to
fear rt tho "riotous ring of irresponsible
rufflans" who were) tho majority of tho
last legislature with regard to the
place was out repairing. into en
deavoring to reach n suitable plnco on
n largo oak to nail his insulator, n tnnu
drove by in a wagon. Telegrapher
was nearly tuckered out. The tree
was wet and slippery, his pockets were
full of tools and hu know if ho dropped
any of them, it would bo hard to des
cend and again reaoli the desired point.
"Hnllo, stranger I" said ho. "Hallo,"
said the stranger. "Please stay there
a minute," said telegrapher, "I might
drop something." The stranger stop
ped his team mid gar.ed up tho tree
with a frightened look, nnd enquired,
"Bo you from Jacksonville?" "Yes,"
responded the telegraphist, who was
now climbing for dear life. "Save
this world!" ejaculated Itho traveler.
"I'll jnst bet 'you've got tho small-pox,
its breaking out on you, nnd they do
say its allllrcd catehiu. Gcloug thar
bally, I'll bo darned if I want any ol
it." Oil' ho drove nt n good round trot
while tho telegrapher sat in a fork of
tho tree convulsed with laughter, and
rclloctiug how extremely sulllsh nnd
unaccommodating folks uro in small
pox times. Ho says if over ho catches
that "husky" in n tight placo ho will
bo apt to play oven.
Hi
Suvkiii; Oi'kiiatio.v. I' or some time,
Mr. Hymaii Abrahams who suffered
amputation of tho lug suveral mouths
ago, has been experiencing excruciat
ing pains in the stumps. On tho lOthDr,
I'luniuicrjot Koscburg, Carpenter of Sa
lem and Grubo of this place, cut the
leg opeu and Buperatetl botnu of tho
tendons and nerves. Tho operation
Piir.vii.YNO.v Of Sm.m.IPox. Tho fol
lowing rceipo for the prevention of
this terrible dixenso is from Dr. Agnew
of Pittsbuig, who is known as ono of
tho most successful practitioners in the
United States. Tho cleansing proper
ties, of cream of tartar and sulphur, arc
well known and in cases of small-pox
they were the only medicines ho would
administer. He says that if a small
pox patient had used the recipe ton or
twel vo (lavs urior to coiitractiiif thu dU-
.in hn would iimiru nx-ovrrr wlfli nn i CliailCU,lS.
almost certainty of having nothing but . ' TJUt t,,M? lrau,h were co";hctf
. , ,, ,. : .i.i . . by Democratic managers, niiled by
varioloid. It is worth trying, coMij .u1)0crat0 j,,,, , coIiniiH by
but little and cannot fail to do much tho proclamation of tho Democratic
.Mayor, who was himself to be helped
thereby to thu Governorship, and skill-
Wasiunoton, D. C, I
December 22d, 1808. j
tiik rrniTTjoF the fiuncihsk.
Is indispensiblo to the perpetuity of
our Itepublioan institution!. The com
mitteo appointed by the Republican
club of Now York have made their re
port in tho shape of a petition to Con
gross, to amend our naturalization laws.
The petition shows that frauds in New
York were greajarthan tho ballot-box
stuffing in San FRncisco prior to tho
dnysof tho Vigilant Committee. It
compares tho last voto for President
with previous olections in Now York,
and proves that tho Republican party
was stronger last Novembor than over
before, yet with tho frauds practiced
by Democrats they werobeateti 10,000
votes.
Thcso infamous frauds aro thus sum
med up:
"It is shown :
1. That, as comparative statistics
abundantly demonstrate, there was a
fraudulent vote of about twentr-fivo
thousand in Now York City.
2. That tho frauds began in enor
mous illegal naturalization, under thu
sanction of the local Court.
3. That they were swelled by the
wholesale peddling of fraudlcut natura
lization papers to all that wanted them
only providing they wciu known to
bolong to a certain parly.
4. That fraudulent regUtrationswcro
next secured so shamelessly flagrant
in their character that for a single
house in Hayard-st. thirty voters were
registered where absolutely only one
resided ; torsovcral on Baxtcr.st,, thirty
to forty were reifislered where only
fifteen resided ; and for five named
houses in tho Bowery, ninty-two weie
registered where only ten resided,
0. That repeating voters weronbund
ant on election day, and that violence
nt tho polls was employed to prevent
good :
Take one ounco cream of tarter, two
ounces flour of sulphur, nnd mix well
in ono pint of molasses. For adults tho
dose is ono largo teaspoonfull on going
to bed. For children ono half tea-
spoonful. Take for ten or twelvo days i
and renew tho medicine after two
weeks. It will then have cicansod the
system effectually.
Pitoii.uii.u Ilosuani:. Wo learn
that an altercation took plnco on' Tues
day Inst nt Uuiontown between a man
named Johusou,n blacksmith, and a per
ton commonly callod "Bally Smith," in
which the former was badly stabbed
in tho breast. Smith was examined
by Justico Mco and discharged.- At
last accounts Johuou was sWl alivo
tully calculated upon by the Democra
tic Statu Committee as a certain means
lor Itirnishing whatever number of
otcs might lie found necessary to
overcome tho Republican majorities in
tho interior."
A committee of investigation has
been appointed by tho House, nnd I
have no doubt they will giro it a tliur-
, ough sifting.
tiik ri:K.sin:::TS mkks.mik
Proposing to redueo tho principal on
our national debt, has since my hist
been censured by tho Senate in nearly
the same langungo as the resolution of
the House. While the resolution was
under discussion in the Senate, Mr.
Corbctt gives it his unqualified con-
Post Omen Dxr-iKMiiST, . I
Washington, Xov. t fSfifi. J
PsonwiM for conveying (lie malls of the
United States from July 1. 1800 , lu Juno 30,
1870, on the tallowing routes In tlio Bute of
Oregon, will Iw received nt llio Coiilmot Of
Oct) of tlit Department until 3 it. m. of Febru
ary 2ti next, to Iw decided by March (i follovr
Intr. No. I5M2 From Fnlrllold, (n. o.,) by Saint
I.otik Witcondn, 1'nrlivrsTlllo, Monitor
nnd Newly, tu Oregon City, 20 miles
and back, oncua wuek.
Lowe Kalrllcld Tuitdny at 7 a in)
Arrlrcat Oregon City by 6pn(
I.eaTO Oregon City Wednesday at 7 n ra)
Arrlre at Fairfield by 6 p m.
13143 From Attorla, by Ulntxnp, Snmmcr
Homo, (n. n) l!lk Creek, (n. o) Nclin-i
lem, (n. o.,) Miami Point, (n.o,) Chllcbei
i'olnt (a. o,,) ami Notraeli Landing, (n.
o.,) to Tillamook, tiO miles and back
onco n week.
Lcato AMorln, Tuci-ilny at 7 n hi;
Arrlre at Tillamook next day by 6 p r.i;
l.earu Tillamook Thursday nt 7 a in;
Arrlre at ,llerla next day by (I p m.
13111 From DalUr, by Salt Creek nnd' Hall'
(n. u.,) to (Irani! Uonde, 20 tilllut and,
bsek, once n ncek.
Leave Dallas Tnetday at fi n mj
Arrlre nt Grand Hondo by 12 p m;
l.enrc (J rand Itondu Tuesday ut 2 p in;
Arrlre at Dallas by 8 p in.
13I4S From Portland, by Taylor's Ferry, (n
v.,) U.t)loii, Amity, Itlckrral, and Moii-
once u week.
monlli, to Corvallla, HO miles and back
but tho wound wnul.l i.ro...,l.lv n.,.v,J "vimiauon. Aliespeeni is so nppin-
j.Uaa ! priatn I send it entire for publiealiou
I In the Su.vti.vki.
former "the scripture tenches us to "bo was Mtremely severe but app.irautly
just and foar not."
JrsT Right. Tho Houso of Repre
sentatives, on Wednesday, passed a
reiolutionjby n voto of 123 to 27, "that
all females in tho employ of tho Govcr
ment bo allowed equal pay, where thoy
perform liko services with thoinales."If
this resolution is confirmed by tho Sen
ate, it will gladden tho heart of many
a poor woman employed on govcrment
work.
Tho Polk County tiiynal contains tho
following important item:
A man in Rochester sold his voto for
a barrel of flour and unon onenincr the
barrel found it to contain only saw dust this part of tho county to thu Ueserva-
gavo immcdialo relict and spasms
which had become very frequent and
violent, ceased. At last accounts
Abraius was doing well.
Dkstitutk Lvuiaxs. Since tho small
pox broke out hero there havo been
several squaws in an almost desti
tute condition not being nllowed to
visit town. On learning the facts,
Agent Applogato authorized ono ot our
citizens to seo that thoy did not sulfur
for food or become a chargo on tho
county. It is to bo hoped that tho
Agent will roinovo every squaw from
and sand
The fellow voted tho Democratio
ticket; so the voto and its considera
tion were about a "stand oft"
Rich. Tho Salem E7moiuf stigma-
tlzestthe Democratio majority of tho
late legislature as "a riotous ring of
irresponsible rufflans" Tho al itera
tion of the Unionist is exquisite, its
picture truthful, but the want of enw
that prompts that papor to clamor for
tbo re-assembling of a "ring of ruffi
ans" at the State capitol, is very pain-
. ful U contemplate.
.
Tho State Journal closes a sensiblo
article on tho "extra session" in the
following pointed manner:
"We are of the opinion that tho inter-
''ests of the Stato demand that the Leg
islature remain adjourned as long as
possible."
tiojuttstton as safo and practioable
andlsBt not doubt but in so doing
ho wrWneet tho wishes of all our re
spectable citizens.
Masonic Installation at Chescb.vt
City. On tho 28th ult., tho following
named persons were duly installed as
officers for Crescent City Lodge No.
45, F. & A. M.: Juo. A. Chaplin W.
M.; Chas. W. Gardner S. D.; Thomas
BaxterS. V.; Augtist Fischerman J.
D,j Elibus N. Magrudor J. W.; Ewald
Vorlander Mar,; Joseph G. Wall Treas.
P. IL Povoler Seo.;0. L. Harison,J, R.
Niokel Stewards; Juo. C. Richert, Ty-
iur.
Tho Polk County Siynitl congratu
lates the pcoplo ot tho State; "that tho
appropriation bill, which was prepared
and ready to pass, showed a saving of
a hundred thousand dollars." Had
tho Democratic majority been as ready
to pass the bill as it was to bo put
through, Democratio economy would
havo beon apparant in practice, rather
than on paper, where it generally is.
Anotiieu Gonk. Mrs. JohnS. Love
died this morning at 8 o'clock from
small-pox, the most appalling of all hu
man disease. She was a woman of
inestimable worth, beloved by n large
circle oi acquaintances, anil lur Ueatli
has inailo deep sorrow and gloom in this
community. Sho leavos four little or
phan children to mournfor a mothers
smile and care, and to meet her again
only in a brighter and better laud.
Rumors aro rifo that tho Supremo
Court is about to decide that the legal
tender act is unconstitutional To
those rumors Chief Justico Chaso has
given an unqualified denial, and states
that ho does not beliovo that a single
ono of the Justices had given thu slight
est indication how ho should act upon
it.
IIujikaii fou Jahi'ek! We mean
tho editor of tho Yamhill Courier, Ho
has ovidently abandoned tho Demo
cratic party ; having como out in a
lo ider headed "Hurrah for Jaokson I"
and concludiu with a tribute th the
"horo of Now Orleans" which of course
is intended tor Ben Butler.
Nkw Volume. Next week the Sen
tinel enters upon a now volume. Our
subscription list shows that we have
met with public favor and it is tho sur
est iudox that our efforts are appreciated.
Nubsxs Wantmd. If there aro any
lady nurses in tho .'alloy, not afraid of
small-pox, thoy can get rood wages
here, and aro inuoh needeif.
Oabuolio Acid. A supply ot this
muoh praised disinfectant just received
nt tho City Drug Store.
TKLXanAPK OrPICK. This iustitu- Hannibal Hamlin has bean eUaLail
lion has been removed to UioSsntinb!. U. S. Senator from Maiue on a compli
Office. mentnry vote.
Judas betrayed Christ yet Christian
ity triumphed. Arnold betrayed his
country but we secured our Indepen
dence. So Andy Johnson betrayed
tho party that elected him to power,
so half a dozen Arnolds nnd .lud.ws
in tho Senato permitted him to still
diigracn tho American nation ; hut tho
causoof liberty, law and equal justico
will surely triumph. Judas delivered
his Lord and Master into tho hands of
cruciliers; Arnold caused tho massacre
of his loyal countrymen, and Andy
Johnson may still tarnish tho good
name of America abroad, and compol
us to pay exorbitant interest, but as
stiro as tho American peoplo nreyjuit ;
so sure will tho principal nnd interest
on our national debt bo paid ; and so
sure as God is just, will tho nauio ot
Aiitiy jonnson and all of his repudiat
ing followers go down to poiterity
covered with infamy. Loyalty nnd
honesty will bo hondred. Traitors and
repudiators will become powerless.
Through tho loyal leader tho whole
debt will bo paid ; treason and repudi
ation will become more odious. Thoy
will ho more odious than tho crucifio
tiou of Christ or tho.vilUny ol Heno
diet Arnold.
Lenru l'dtllaml Tui'uliy nt C n in;
Arrltv nt Corrullls next day by 7 ! m:
I.vavu Corrnllls TliurnUy al (i a m;
Arrive nt I'orlland next day by 7 p in.
131 tC From tVnterrlllo lo Fnrrcil drove,.)
ralU'H and back, onco n week.
I.oavu Urntrnlllt' Monday nt 1U n m;
Arrive at Forrctl (iron; by 12 in;
Leave Forrvil (iiote Monday nt I p in;
Arrive nt Uentcrvlllu by 3 p in,
131 17 From I'orlland, by HtlliborouKli. For
reit drove and Weil Ulielmletil, lo Lain)
cite, 47 miles uud back, twice t uvk.
Leave l'orllind Monday mid Tliuriday al
7 am:
Arrive al linfuretlu next day by 1 p m;
srjI.fucU,nrm.ttuTuridtty and Friday al 1' p m;
Arrlro nt Portland next daya by H p m.
13118 From Salem, by Lincoln, lo Wlieatlund,
27 miles and back, once a urek.
Leave Silem Wrdnoday at H a m;
Arrive al IVIirutlmid by A p in;
Learo WliealUnd Thnriday at Ham;
Arrive al Salem by A p m.
1.1113 From Auburn, by roca'aonta?, (ii o,,)
llliwrllK n. .,) fllrcli Creek, (it. o.,
and Italy's .Slallon, (n. o ,) lo Umatilla,
th n branch to (iranlte Creek Minn,
(n. o,) tulles and back, onco n week.
Didder to Itute dlilaucu and propuie n
rcucdtlle ol deparliir!) uud atrlvalf
IJl.'.U From The Daller, by Seiucuc, (n. o.,) lo
Ihurp'i, (u. o.,)!H) miles uud back uucv
u Meek.
I, cue The Dallci Monday ill 7 a m;
Arrive at 'luorp'jt Wrduvtdty by 7 p in;
Leavu Thurp's Thurrduy al 7 a in;
Arrive at 'I lie Dallrt Saturday by 7 p in.
Wlnttr rchedule six da;t.
13131 From Umallllit, by lliu county feat ol
Vuklnu county ami thu i3iioiualmlo
1'asMo Seattle, Whlnloii Territory,
"'.'.I miles and back onco n mu k.
Leavu Uuutllla Monday ut B a u;
Arrlro nt SraltloSuuday; at C p in;
i.vtiu .7e.iiiic jiuuuay nn in;
Arrive al Uuutllla Sunday by U p ni.
13132 From Ktpiesi Itanch, by Ilyu Viill.r,
(u o) lo lliinilwldl llailn, (ii. o.,) is
bilUs uud back, unco a uvek.
Leare bxpreas lUucli Wedued.iy at 12 m;
Arrlre at Humboldt llatlu by 7 p m;
L au Huiutoldl lUlu Thurnlav at h a m.
Anlvit at Kxpri.i lUucli by t p m.
I3I3S From Tn Dalle, by Itockiaiid. (n. o)
Wuiuluulou 'ternlory, llloek House, (u.
o) ttr.dSlmcoe,(n.o.,) to VuHlmu,(ii.o.)
UO luilvi mid back, once u vicels.
I.ciwe the Dalles 3louiUy at 7 n in;
Airnu al Vakluia WidiuMluy by 12 in;
Uavu Vuklma Tliuixi.iy al i u m;
Artite nl The Dalles Saturday by 12 in.
13131 From Albany, by lloilou MUD, (n. o.,)
lo llrown.vllle, ii mile aud back, oucu
a week.
Leare Albany Monday at a in;
Arrive al Drouimllle by (i p m;
Leavu llruwntrllle Tuesday ut a a m-
Attlit ut Albany by li ;i ni.
13133 From I'orlluuU by Jldditeporl, (n. o.,)
and Cluhalem (iap, n. o lo Dai lon,30inlleii
and back, oucu u vsevk.
Leavu l'orllaiid Wedntiday at 0 a ni:
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prepared to nil Jrder ,. ffi1 2
this p ow nlll do Wtti'rworT. JWH&fi
and Rlve more Mthfcfli Wii
lo (he farmers, of X n !&ft
warranted Id CTcr rfsocS " uW- ftH
blacksmlthlug dono K W Wil
forcMh. L.oc?lOn.!? tf.t
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nndnflcr the first clay cfOtlil,
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Those Indtbi, ,1 7 VwM?.B ' a
lively pay up, ftaull afco.,,.i.W iTIJ
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lory, wo are no;r pwpsrri lo ilifJA
.i nun iu our Miiucr ana Flndlor U&
On band, direct Irom France. .Cslfil
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ierrons Indel.tnl lo llirni locenifsfijf
.ledlaicly mid piy up. or Inrlr totti nj
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John (i. Hki.v.
New York.
Address, HIJIN A ntlAY,3asFrW.
lBIIMIeryBlrttl ,
Iffotice Pusitite.
Plli: underslptnrd llii.llnj (t B(ttmt,
L Hie in lo ciillect all onlsiindloi tJZ
a cniuiti. due lli.in In onlrrlo meet it.rU- .
.U
111
rA.L.
.VUTTUNlSTUUj
Dissolution of Farticrihie
'pili:iiirlnorhlpli-relofertjltl(bti,w
J J. (i. Adams and Win. II. Will, CiSci
li'irek Ori'trou, I, ltd' day dlolrMlr utul
consent. All the nccinile ntltbi Kitftswl
I lie business continued by J.U.AIiim
i 0. .D.IV..
WV.11.T1TT,
Hcpt. L'ist, tens. jctiiii
Wotico to Doliaqajiti.
WII hereby ttlvuimllcc lo all tit ink
debleil on iiccotiiits tmThmrUiM
collection, (hut lliosHincmuit-kitlWIsr
dlalely, or Ihoy wlllUisue.1 ofoauluk!
ed by law- Ali I'iom Iidebtedtoiiicsn
NKl. will do well lo rclllc llicir .areotsU rj
It as wo have Rnmn 1 1 rid uNaao!i(liJ
Intend lo have our dues.
DOWKMiAtol
Oisselation of rartMnUi,
pilK jinrlnrrshlp hs-retoforir ekltJsVt
I j:.-H. nud Wm. 0, (Irrenss a hWM
I Isiluy. Tln account of Dr. GRnsnUsi
b enillsporril nT lis W. 0. Oretiiaiu, isl u '
I iMiedlate settlement Is rniulrcd.
K. II. GREEtW.
W.C.CRE0H1.
Aujr. filh, MH. K
rSACQOKV,
I II.IVi: for salo near .lihknu.ifr; ftti
III
pi'itcocke lu splendid couilllleo, Tt
..I i.u.i.. .... ii... n.ili in. In Orfcos. IHS
pi-rums npiilylni: soon. barslns
ilH'V lllll UU UIII VIIMCl , l'".. ' ."L.
MARRIED.
JUSTIOK
UOIIKIlTS-nn Dm I in. i.r
by Iter. M. A. Williams. Mr. John Justice to
Miss. Mary J. Hoberls, both of Jackson county.
HKNUiiix-Mii.U0N-0nDec.3l. br Her
M. A. Wllllar.. Mr. F. M. Hend rik and Mil.'
Martha Million btb of Ashland.
BORN.
FARBEN-On Ike Jlh n,t., lo the wlf, 0f 8.
M rerrenasoo,
WKmitEU-Oa Sunday the 10th Inst., lo ihe
wife of Joseph Wellerer a daughter.
IIELMS-On lb. Hth lost., to th. wife of Her.
wan Von Helms a daughter.
DIED.
tbSuWr.."" U,b' ,ohn M",la.
child of H.ury and Julia Urtllbarlb.
UUIIDABD-Oii ll.n
agca about to years.
131b, Jtjmes Hubbard
DUEWEtt On th mi. un. i. i,
John Ursw.r. w"v""' """ M
of John S. Lore sged :s years.
Leave Dayton Thursday ut U a in;
Arrive al 1'orlUud br ii p ui.
I315U From Corrullls, by KIuk's Valley, J'hll
oiuutu, Sumer's, n. o.,J Summit, Hup
tousull'a lu., o., J'loueer Uily, Littiu
Klk, Yaipuuu, Oyslerville, u. o ,1 Nw
tou, ami Toledo, lo Nuwpurl, 70 miles
and back, lhriilmcawvek from iluy
to Nuveinber, uud oucu a week the resi
dua ol Ihu year.
cilule May to UTaveinber.)
Leave Corurllls Monday, Wednesday, nod
Friday al C a mi
Arrive at Newport next days by C p in.
Leave Newport Mouday,T'iesday,uudThurs
day ut 0' u in or al ti o. m:
ArrlvotttCorulllsTueday, Thursday, and
Saturday by H p w.
(frovembtr to May.)
Leave Curtallls Monday al U a ui;
Arrlvu at Newport Widneaday by C p in;
Lemo Newport two hour alter arrival;
Arrive at CorrallU Friday by 8 p u.
NOTES.
Proposals rnnst bo lo carry the mall with
"celerity, cerlaluly, and security," using tho
terms of Ihu law, uud they must bj guaran
tied by two rispensible persous.cerlllltil lo.as
such by a postmaster or judge ofa court or re
cord. No pay will bo made for trips not performed
aud for each of such omissions not satisfactori
ly explained three time the pay of tho trlii may
bu deducted. For arrivals so far b:hlad timu
as lo break couuection with depending malls,
and not sufficiently excused, one-fourth of the
compensation for tho the trip is subject to for-
tenure, vines will do imposed, unless me ut)
lioqueoey be satisfactorily explained, for neg
lecting lo tako the mall Irom or into n post of
fice: for tattering It lo be injured, destroyed,
robbed, or lost; and for refusing afler demand,
to convey the mail aa frequently as the con
tractor runs, or It coucerued In running vehi
cles on the route. Tho Postmaster General
may annul the contract for disobeying the pott
ofllcs laws, or th. Instructions of ihu Depart
ment. He may alter the tcaedule of depart
ure and arrivals, aud also order an Increase of
tervloe by allowing therefor fto rata increase
on tbt contract pay. He may alto curtail or
discontinue the service in whole or In pert, al
pre rata decrease of pay, allowlup one months,
extra compensation on tne amount of service
dispensed with, bids should bo addressed to
the "Second Assistant Postmaster General,"
tuperecrlbed "Proposals, 8lle of Oregon, and
tent by twit.
For forms of proposal, Ac, and other Infor
mally, sea advertisement of Ibis date, lo pam
phlet form, at the principal pott offices.
' ALBXVW7RANDALL,
J'ottmatttr Gtmru,
iv. am
SEED WHEAT.
rllt: undersigned hat for sale ' !l ' j
on Wagner Crock. nipiMlU ',tf
'd wheal, or the wblttt.TsrMr.J'1" f
iteancd with especial care. T
n iiiiiiii mi miritdx rurreiii n " ,
Wnirner Creek. Nov. 1 lib W-
niiJ8vl
IIU"
inms!
HIDES!
rnin: iiioiiEST oabii raiM
1 Hides of all kinds, delivered! UH"
or the underslgued.ln JwllMays 0ITH.
iicemir nin innu.
NOTICE
NOTICK Is hereby given lo PfWrl
to usjlo come forward by ibe 1st
ry, 1863, and to Die hlr "$', J
Anew year liss ciio.meDced, sJ Jjj
debtrd lo Iho ondeillgBrvU" gP
to come forwurd ut oni-c and ,VTrt
note or cash. '1'hcy cat. then M
H'illotr Springs, Jan. lit.-lg-
TothHtadinfP
WE havo niteil up a wf',',
will a vo everyone whu "'-v,;., Dniis" I
ForrUoular'seuqutroU I
liotica. .
Tho public nre r$&SfM
Martha Kilgore, biting Jell W ' "fH
without just oause or PfoMeiK?' J
debU of her e""'..!
warned not to trust her J.,xplflOs
i-..vnm December 1Hl',
tf MIVvHt eue"
.KOT'flSRpflto
MB VfAM EVBBVnODVWSfg
W to tho MEKHM W'fa i
ztddret ,,l" n. iiil.
traat. N. X. " """ WZ.
f
r -T7h monJS
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