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Newspaper Page Text&R I i- : m I r 1 IV I If THE OREGON SBKflNEL. Satckd.vy Monxi.vo, Dec IS, 1809. Letter from B. F. Dowell Sacijamcvto, Dec. Etli, 1900, I left Jnckfonville on the morning ol tho -1th, and tirrl-etl hero nt 12 o clock, I ,fl u0c, uo esteem it one of the yesterday. The roads are in fine order. ' moJl practical, roiiipichrtuitp, and rit They never were better. Every morn- j,factor. j,npCIS 0f t,c kind eer Mile ing, while wu were inhc mountains, lilUM 'l0 Congress It shovei on its .tho road and mountttfs were coveied facrj ,m,i,tnj.1i,0 otamp ol Gr.iM'9 with Jack Frostns handotne1y and (lW1 character. However olton the evenly -is Perl etcrmaere Ins ingcake.; but when we reached the Sacramento valley the frost dkippcntcd, and the fields and orchards looked green and lively is on a May morning. Mnlr Capitol. We anived litre in time to visit the Capitol of Caliloniia. It U located cad ol Tenth stieet, in M. street, about a lytll mile wet of SitttciV old foil. It is a large and commodious" building, nnd when llni'hed it ttill do credit to the, State. The walls arc all up, and it Is parti- ally occupkd by both Houes of the Legisltture. 'fjio walls outside, look ns unfii'Mied as some of the roiig'uM of tho members -f tho A-semldy. The California Solons look as a body robint nnd healthy, but ns lough ns nny Webfiet that ever assembled nt Salem to mnkr laws for Oregon. The greatest crowd that we cvci saw, at any one jilnee, was the "Golden Knglc Hotel, it swarmed with hiingiy ofllce seekers. Some were swearing and curtlng, bceniisu they had been de feated, others w eie hopeful tint they would yet be tewanled lor their faith ful -sen ices lo tho Demoeiatie put v. Tho 'Wn'i'ciV timtlt miv, "ncailynll the lliietes, gamblers, nnd pickpocket I in tho country are imw lieie, expecting to bo rewarded for their service dur'uiL' tho late (alfornia elecl'nii." While viewing the crowd around the hotel we were foicibly reminded ol n ceiie which took place in the Circuit Court, nt Jnckoiiiillc. Theic was n bad looking thiel on tiial. I'nek Itllly Iluik was called a a juror, and Judge Prim inquired ol'liiiu il be had formed or expressed an opinion, as to the guilt or Innocence ol the ptboner. The juror poinli.il to tho pi boner nnd nkcd if that was the man. Thai be looked at the prisoner a moment and replied. ' V. I L-linu. llinlinil liv tlu.ir ln.L '' TIlrJu.lL.UM.l!l,1.'Y.unn.l.l...l."!l,,S',i,l,l, nr,,,s i"1" "'Tal '" We imagined, as tve paved along, we ! aw many of the old Dcmocia'ic b.il lot box r-tullVis who were oltaud out by tho Vigilance Committee of San rranciifco. We thought we could tell tho thieves nnd oftlco scikers by their "backs." Sir. Hers was with u, ns wo peram bulated the Capitol and the hotel. Tho only officeholder we iccognUcd, wa-P. J. Malone, ol Oregon notoiielr. He bad been regularly installed official ic porter for thu Senate. Tho Ilcpublicaui we found down, nbout tho "Orleans Hott'l." Theyaie in n bopclesH miuoiity, mid hnvu no rights which Democrats nre bound to respect, except their mileage and jxr diem; but they looked cheerliil, and as happy "as if members of SwirphjV family." Wo need these dw Republi cans for Feed. They will baik if the Democrats ticneh on their libeitiej, nnd the people will cultivate these lew seeds, it tho Democrats commence' stealing, like they did prior to the VI ilanco Cornmitlco ol S.in rinucico. Here is a list of tho principal ofliecis ot both Houses. K. J. I.evvN, of TtU hama, President, pro temp., of tho Sen ato; Hobeils, See. ol Senate; G. II. Rogers, of San l'rancbco, ipeakei ; Chaa. Gildcu, of I'hloiado, Scciuitiiy, pro temp,; Robert Fenal, of Sonuina, Chief Cleik; Dana Perkins, of Pl.icer, Serg't at Aims. On our ai rival licio wo rend tho President's message. It is n teisoand elegant State paper, ami will meot with a hearty response liom iho people. Quautz. Nash & Co,, of tho Eli.i ledge, on Humbug Hill, near Vrekn. have just cleaned up a tun of Si tons rock, icnlizing S3 ounces of gold. This was taken fiom tho lower level, ulicio tho lead is about six feet thick, and the rock taken out as thu men wotked up ward, making a chimney to get u draft of puro nir. Wo have no doubt that there nre several ledges iu Jncki-ou and Josephine counties that would do as well, it not better, if taken hold of by men o capital and energy. j . The President lint sent to tho U, S. ' Bennte the name of Lorenzo Snvvyer, Chief Justieoof the Cnlifoinin.Supii mc Court, for tho Judgeship of tho Ninth Circuit, comprising I he States of Cull- fomu, Oregon, and Nvd. Tho Presideht't Message In otlicr columns of to-day's isnc will he found extract from President Grant's first minimi nu3ngo to Con gress. Wo would gladly linvc printed the entire incagc, lor tho benefit ol our readcu, but our acc would not i ,tctmu signiliennt query ol bit political one uiit!', "woiulrr, who wroto it for Grant?" may be u-pcated, the gieat ninses of his countrvtnen, who lint u been atniotidly sludt ing hi character for years, will hardly liesttitc in nttiib uting its ccntial nuthoiship to the President. Iveu'iitii-lly a practical man, nnd free from tho lotiM linctuie of in clination for the "lio1Mi theoneV of I got eminent, Grant appreciate1 Ins po tition as one in which honor and te sponibility are eoupbd with niduoiis labois ami clou practical calculation; ' nnd his policy, inuccoid.ince witblhee eoutictiot?, is ehatacteiired thiougli out bv a caielnl selection l the plain est, simple! and most practical plans for obviating the ditllculties under which Id ndmliiitr.liini wns iniug I mated, and -ettling the national wil , f.iro on n sure nnd peimaneiit b.vi. His message, of the Cth December, is a publie nsoirauec that this course will be continued until it, fiuils are lully nalied. Among its many iinpottnui suggpMiuns, its iillectimis upon the tenure of ollicu act, fictitious citirtu hip, and tho Iranking privilege, are entitled to cateful eoiiideralion. The tuitions of both branches of Congress ; up to'lntist intelligeiico Irom that ipiar ter, ftiovv peihct biimouy to eit be t wet n them mid the Pre'iib ul ; ami ills highly ptobable tint but few, if any, of the pinioMlitiu in hisinisMgc, will be tlisregatded by them. Theie will be peace nt the Capitol! Colliei-m Senator Williams of Oregon, litis taken the lead in a proper soitol legis lation. Ills bill to provent thu impoi. tnllouol Chinese collies is needed now, before that Infamous business can be allowed lime and uppiuttinity tostietcl !,"11,,"1,.;i"1 ,;lV,i,,",l ,M; w " ?"?" evil, like iduteiy was beloro the civil war. U Idle we Into abundant room for all tho CliiniM1 that e:iu be sent to this eoutiuenl as iiiilependeiit, lice liboics, we hate nut a npitie foot of soil for any form of Iniurin slat cry. C'liolieisni U sl.tteiy in its tcry worst form tvoise even than the pionage.ol' Mexico or Pein, and that is iiiieompar ably worse limn tho Southern slnveiy ever was. In this count elion it i worth while to cnullnu ourownaiid till otbrr cjilighleiicd geveinmeiits that in till likelihood they will souu have to ip Foitto inteinatloual measures for the Mijipiefirioii of the collio triule nuioiig tho UlaniU of t'ie Pacific and tho Wist Indies, as ilgoious an those which have long been iu lorce against tho African tdavo tiadc. l'x. Tun gieat danger of this count ly, just now, says the .Marysvilln Appeul, - '10t tbiiieso immigrants, but Aineiican lar.inos. No American wants to do any haul woik any longer;, ho imposes it on machinery or lorejtft'ieis, icry or lore1 npiietutipsl I'o want k-ivo an ap hip to any manual nil, or dig, delve, or mine, or plow, if he can get nnjbndy else to do it for him. There me ft.OOO.OOO blacks at the South, nnd 10,000,000 whites, nnd the vvhilts do comparative, ly nothing, nevertheless, but howl for "moie labor," being themo!vc nearly to a nnn idle. The f.iuu houcs nt the Noith me full of well "diefcsed young ladies waiting to bo mm i inl, ninl the father i left, to till the furm, owing to the depaituie of tho boys to peddle II luM i nted books, quack inedleiius, and patent lights, or to be clerks in a btore. Tin: noise created "by tniget practice on two Ainoiieau war vet-scls nt Cnl lao, icceiilly, so nlnimed the authori ties that, when they lecoveicd fiom their bight, ihey demanded t-.iiisfnutiou fiom tho Aineiican Charge d'Aflairs. Lktieiss from Rome asstrt that n nmjoiity of the l'rench Rishops, in cluding Dupanloup, and many Geiinnn Hishops will oppose the decimation ol the dogma of Papal infallibility, Tun emigration Irom Texas into Ala- hnmn !" ,1,",,,ue Golu in Noiv YoVk, 128. t Extracts from the President's Hcuago. W.tsittxoTO.v, Dec. Otb, 1SC9. To the Senate amUIouse of Jltprcscn- In coming belorc you for the fust time as Chief .MngNlinte of tlri-t Nation, !. !. ...i.i. i .i. ;!..-.. ... 11 is huh uiiiuiuui; iu uiu vut.-i ui -n .......i '.,- 1 1... n.. i....i!. ..... ill. lillllll IV. IV ......I. ULIIIIII.1 i -..!.... et. iti. f ...!.i ... VOJUY. l V "IU llll-nil-ll I v. .1 lilMtU III home, and nre without, i-ntnne? inw nlli. IMHIir, iMMI ill U M II il till r VIII HIIU Mil" itlll anresabioadtoforbodetioiiCle; with n territory un-urpaed in feitilitv, ol an area roual to the abundant support ol ..0U,UlJiyJ00 ol people, nnil alioun I ing in every variety of Heftil mineral in n (iinutlty sullirienl to ntpply the world lorge'iiertilinii; with exurberant ernpi; willi n tariety of elimatendatil ed to the tiroduction of overt Mireies . . . . , .... inlilllttAfl f-luliirr I, llnnn I In. nt-f.init.il i.. r....n . .... i.i.r.ii .i fnr, i.n ...t. i... w,r,i. !.C i. .,...!.. ... .. it',., pulpit, pu-intid school ; with., revenue flow Ing Into the piiblieTr.aurv bpytuid the ipqiiirements of the Government to supply; harmony is being laiidlv ristmeirttillilii our" binders; inauiifae- toiiehitheiliMiiiknown in our country arc spiinging up iu nil direction, pro- tlueiiig n'deu'uv of Nntioiml indep-u- .lence uncqiinlcil bv tint of ant other power. " ' Th(.'eldesings nnd countless olhci, are cnlni-tiil to jour cue nod iiiIiii for iili. ki-enlio' lor tint liriol iii-i'id.l ol' our teiiuie of office. In n short lime we iniit, eac'iol il. ictiiru totlieiank of the people, who have coultirwl upon us our honor, ninl account to them I'm our siewnrdship. I Miirt-icly ..-. ...,...r . . . ...... ,--- - -- ileciie tint neither ymi nor I m iv lie ol eaitlis rleiip, ninl snitetl to tin- li.ib- cienu i eim .-ihki-b i , - ..,...- :; :,...; its, tastes and lequl.eiuents of every I'.v lw. 'lo lock up tho suiplusiii the .17;ril";,.;i,i.i livhiB being; with n imputation of Tieastiry and witbliohl it from enciila- ,rtlll,.cn.. 10,000,000 of frcp p.'ople, all -.peaking ,'' "',,, lead to such a contiuction i:.,j.. Cro.k. ..tie la.iguago; will, f .eilitits for cvi-iv eurivney us to cripple trade, anil (.lei Tollim-, mminl lo aeoulre nit education; willi seriously nfleet the piospenty of the, ''' .. .. ... a. fildv iiiitielniletl. Seven Sinlos eelil.lt linked iirilluniu'psiif seces-lon hate b'eii fully restore il to their plaeo in the I'llioll. t ,t nil. crititi'KcY inn fits to a spucn: lltsi. Alone wilh the evils g.owint: out of the itdiellion, and not reletiod to, i I Inl of n nu iriedfpinable eiirrenev. It .is nn evil which, I hope, will receive your lainci nifulion. It is nilutv, nod one ol the hi'.'h'st duties of tho Government to secure the uitipn a medium of exchange of nut art ins value. This Implies n return ton specie basi, and no substitute- for it can be devised. It should beeaniuienced now mul ri:irlii'. n( tlin iinlipwi imiKI. moment cnn-islem with a f lir r.uar.1 to the lulpie-ts of tho debtor c'as '- .-.----.- .. ..... ...... v ' r "H limn ..a. ie-u...p...o, ,i prae it-nue, would not bo.les.rable. It won .1 cm pel ihe debtor Hum to ay b.tond t ..ireouitaeiH ll.o p.emium on i L'old tit be .Into ol Iheirpuipha-e, and would u in-Ini.k.upipy nnd ruin to thou-inds. riiici.KU't..., niiwpipr, iu i no piper leceive.l. I c.inii'stiy lecouinn'iid to von, then, such IcgMalion as will insure a giadiril leliiin lo hpecio pavmrnls. and put nu imnipdiite slop to the line! tiiaiionsin tho valun of eunenov. The methoil to secure these results aro as nniueious as nro Iho speeiiinior on nnlitii-al economy. To secure tho Inner I fco but one way, and that i to author. Ir.e the Tieasiirt to iqiIccui lis own piper, at a fixed price, whenever-pie. spilled, nnd to withhold 1mm circulation all such cuirency redeemed until sold ngain for gold. iNTr.UN.vt. taxation nr.ni'CTiovinr,i:i) Tho subject of inlcinnl taxation will nce.ssarily receive your ntteiillnn, Tho revenues of the country nie gi'PitPr than tho lenuircinenls. and may. with safety, be icduced ; but ns tho fuiidine of tho debt in a four or foui nnd n lmlf pere'ent. fiiml wnuM rediieo the annual expenses largely, thus nflcr fnndin. ,Ufti,iiyiU!! n gtcnior rcuueiion o tnxn lion than would now bo expected, I suacesl the postponement of this quev , - . " . " F i ion uiiiii i no uoxi met ling oi v ongresi. It may ho advisable to modily both taxation and taritf- iu iusMuees whole unjust or bui.lei.snmo disci irniimtinns niomadebv the picciit Jaws; but n general iptision of the Invvs icgiilatitiK this subject I rpeomni.'nij.lhe postpone ment ol for ihe present. I alio siigtest tho renewal of the tax on incomes, but at a reduced rale', nay of three per cent., this tax to expire in Ihrep years, With funding of the National d'ebvn bero - COinlilllllctl Of n IriVilinl ellllgllloneil "' '"' --vouui in in i,-itii.-, inn eonsiitueiioy.'iior by our own eon- peilty and ftille-t ibvclopnieiil; Kirt seieiiee. ' among iIum i Mrict iiilegiify in fulfill- Kincrgimr fiom a rebellion of i-igiu- iK our obligitloi; Meond.'to seeiirp tit magnitude, aided, ns it was 1-v the pioieetion to tin- pcion ninl properly -vrnpitliv anil n-istaiico of Ninons id'evert eiti.pii of our couiiiioiieoiiulrv, vt'hli which we mo nt pence", deten whuiever he tniv ehance lo inotf, with Slate ol the I'tilon weiefor Pmr venr ' out icfcrciico loin original nitlonnlity, lelt tvllliMiit l.-g.il Sttito Govciunont. leligl color or politic, demandioir ol A debt was eoiitr.ieled. Amriean him only nbetlieiie to the laws, and a commerce was nlmot diiveo fto-n the pri'per iv-peet lor the light- ol titl.esv sea. Tho iinlu-trv of onehiilf the thiid. lb union ol till tin State, willi eoiintivhad been niktn Irom the eon- etjual lights, indtstruetiblo by any Con Irolol'thfcipilall t-and placed theio "lliuti'ioal ih.-iiii. n.11 labor ilghtlully b.ongs-ii the .r.ti:-tMi.i:s or iiont.st r.vvtn:.NT or kctp'ir' ol l.ilmr. The wotk if ic ni:in. Mining the "Si ite Gnvc'iiuienis ln.nl Iim To secure the lirt of these Connie's. the L'li'on. of ttie protidion ninl fn ' ha tiketi two cMiilial steps, intleclur leilugot labor, and providing tiouis big, by joint Pxilniimi, th it the public for pitting the interest on the piblit d-bi shoiihl he paid, principal mul in tl'dit, h.isieeeivedamp'e attention liom lerei. in t"dn ; mul seeoiul, by inn Conurps. Although tour t II its bus tiding tho mean of pit int.'. Piotidiiit: not met with the siicevm in all panic-, '' "hmii. hovveer, ould not secure ulnr that might have bivndfsbed, vol. the ol.Ji-ct il-ired without n propi-r on the whole, they have bren nin"W i-liu'iii-triitioii ! the laws for the col--ncei s-lbl than could bnvubei n ieion t lection of tin- luvcnue. ami nn ouono- ,",'.. "'.' WIIUB.HOIH, what t.iith can tho ivxecuiive put in isdci lu.entdtotheinle.eslsof tia.l,. iH,.u ,.,! ,,,, i,lm y ,1,,,. ,00. Itmikisiheniniiol biiMiieMnn invob ,,, ,10 ,,, m'u,, (or ,,,. nntnrv gnmbler lor ... all sales, when How will such ollici.ls be likely to "utu.e payment is o bo made both H1.1Vl, ml,,," nit i n tion which they pi tics speculate as io what will be the know does not trust them? value nl thn phi reuoY to bo na 1.1 nm suggested, I feel safe in saying the taxes ami reti'ime liom I'll pons inny or - ."need wifely l'0' 000.000 per an mi (io.000.000 to $30,- ii at once, and still roin year to yoar, as the irsources of tho country aiedevel "l'1'"- iti-riniTd vxn i:.ti:xsk9. I the1 - , t 1 hn iiDoi t of the heeietait ol I. . 1 i Tri!iuirf ltniv the lecelliU ol tint . .. I 1' I C'liimcut for the hseal toareniling.l'in " . m . UO, l?0n, lo be S.0,ti:i.i I., and the expenditures including inlcrct, elo., to Ik- W2I, 100,50.. I lie estimates or i nt miiiiik ve.ir nre more iiivoraniu to the Goteinuieiit, ami ttill, no doubt, .liotvn huge tleoro.no ol the public debt. The ieeoiit in the Troa-uirv lievond the exiienilitures hate exceeded the nmiuinl liepcs:iiy io pinee io iiiu I!. I .1 . 0:..l I ... l'......l .... ni.ll!...t . i . , . ., . e'OUOt TV. , L'tider these cireumstnticps. the Sec returv of tho Trensurt and in v self heaitilt coiieiinvil in the nromiety ol ti-iuir the surplus eurreiieyiii the lieas- "-" "- tlit- purchaso ol gold bonds, ihus icdiieing the intere-t bcinngdobt ' the country, and of submitting to Cougie-s the question ot the ili-posi- li"" 'i ma-l-ol Jion.N mi puieluiMj.l. 'I"'"- """I1 '" ' ' 'ho n,,i':",,,lr'y amount to nbout STfiO.nOO.oOO, inelu- '""J" those belmigi'ig lo the Milking I'"'"1- ' '" ul that the whole ',' placed to ihe ciedit ol the Milking 1' lltld- iiiiiui: i:si:s-ii.ti.s to ntosi'iinnv A Nil ri ai i:. mt asoimiii t the it siioii'iliililies On ol Chief.NbiuistiMle'of the I'lilletl Slut.-s il iv a with the conviction that tlnee .I.JS.....1 .......... m ...... ... ... ... nileiil disbiirmeiit of them. To till sni.jei'i me itiimini-tintixii na iii"-t ea ii stly aiblie'si'il iiself. with n-ulis I delicti, nli-ficloiv In the c uinliv. Theio bus dt-t'ii no he-itaiion in 'li-uiir iug olllel ils in order to st cure ellleit nt e.XiOllllon Ot tllel.iWS. MMIIellUleS. loo. It'll Ii I al III ! t lilt I Il1ltl I tiklH llai.l. t k b'epoiilieil resiillw.Vt. likel'y in follow aiif lieslt.itu ii iu hii-liiiiiiut; e'llici"iil ollieeis iigiiu-t icmonslr.incis wholly politieal. r.i.i'iiti. oi' mi; i i:vt,'iti: .ten i,i:com MI'.NIIIItl, I Il may be well lo mention here thatf ruihntrn nifiil in.iy oslblviiiiselroui leaving mi the-tatutt- biioktlii'socilled Tenure of Ollico Act, and 1 eainestly I iH'riimtimiil tta lufsil mi.i.oiI Ti iwml.l .... i . ' ' ! .. .. Mill It'll If I IIIIIII III llllltlllinn I till! Ir.nieis of ihe CoiiMitutio.., wh.n pni-1 x,n, llmt (ippoll ., ,,,, i.v'iln-s? i,i.-i..il -hnuld iceeivc tlie cons, nt ol ,), -:,., ,ml ,. -UUr -houl.l hive ,1,,. pow, , t tct.iu in nlli c peiM.ns p.H.,.( pv-le.al appciut.nentsagnb.M tl,0 will of the 1'iv'i.leut. The I iw i icoi..btctit with a faithful nnd efficient .m .li-iti.ui ..r il... f:,,v..P..m....i eif.tutNiitr.s or i:ouai. nioins. For '.ho second rcnuislto to our motvth and piopetily,iiuieund firm, ' "' ti'iniiulstnitioii of existing ' ,w """'"ded fiom time to time, as they mny-pintoiucfli'ci ite, in-ttinhnrsh. or unnecessary, aie probably all that aio required, OL'.tu.tNTr.r.s 01' unio.v. The third ciunot be obtained bv leg Million, but must be regarded ns'fiveil by the Constitution iiself, ami gradu ally aeqiijesee'il In by the loiceol puldin opinion, fion. llio loumhition of tho Goveinme it to the present. , ntANictNo t'itivtt,i:oi: should hi: .tnor.- ISIIKIl, And most especial y do I call your intention to his lecoinniendatinn lorn total abolition of thefiMiikiturpiitilenc. This is an nbu-e fiom which no ouo re ccivcifn conuiiciiRiiratu ntlvanlage, It icdiices llio receipis for the postal ser. vice liom t we niy five to thiity percent. ton i.uguiy iiiciensts i no service tA he leiltiiinoii. 'll.o nioihod bv ttTncb M)8I1 ITU S O Mlil 1)0 .Ii lit! iinmi mil. In . tit .. ''- matter in sot fdith fully in tlie lopoit ..f t I... I. .. . ...n. .... "- ... - II'"'" "!"' I'uii.tu i vnvi i "siotitiur vicncrai. Thk I.os Angelos and San Pedro Railroad lias been completed. i Tin; distiinco between the west end 1?! of Lake Superior and Seattle, on Pug"? SiLKuu, tt Hlti bound, over the sin veyed route of the t 'jleiu. ihu PAIN KILLER I. c.i.,..UrV.I Noiihern Pactllo Uaihoad, is 1,174 7 ''"' ''""Vf. u HlfV UurnK-ii re-siUnu In m I114 1 iiiu clitn ties . -r LI3T OF POST OFFICE IZf 0COZV. linker Count) Aiilmrii. It.ikrr Oily. i;in' Ittnch, Jul dan Vnllry. IIPlltOM. OrvixlIK '" KlinTa Valley, -. I.tix-ny. I.lltli- i:ik, NcnpDll, Ni Winn, I'lnlnnm'li. 11 mm. Allmi'V, llrtmii'rllli. Dinmmiil-llill, ll.trri-liiirg, I.CtllllOII, I'torlii, Pin-, Sclo. 31 nil on. Aurnri. Aiiinvllle, Iliiltollle, Ji nVrpoti, Nevevllulllc, Sid in. iilltirlnn, St. Cl.vlr, SiiMlmlty, Vtriion, Wnconilt, "tliiltiioninli. 1.1I I'nrll.oitl, I'lirlliiitl. Siiiirli- l-lmJ, SpttiMtilli. Polk nciiiti, llrltlu i"rl. Iln-tiii Vlfln,. Iliillus I'uln. (Jnoiils Tt'ui'lc, In li-is'inli-iiCf, Lincoln. I.iioktlieile, t ....l.l-illM Slirr' I'vlnl, Tol..l.t, , -l"'' j cincUiiiiiu. i..,ir. i '". ' i:..on. i llllll. I (V Nfitly. lirti;iiiCliy, OHl'tJO Clatsop. A'lit,t, Wtfiirt. Coos. Imilrcllty, It IMllllltl . " tiiinhia. nanv ' ot our ague nisineis. wonseqiieutly It iifinnls Ititaluable pinlec'.ion to sieve- iloies and other tvbfiso occupations expose tliein to these tlnngerous infee- tioiis; and we hope to rentier them n valuablo servie-o in git ing tbeiu ibis infoi inaiion. Xew Vurk Detpatch. 3: J-?" If you vvish iho very best O.tu iv in Piioioiiitti'ii, yon must pall on im.DLKViv:I'LTI.()FSON,-l'Jl)Mont goiueiy 8tieet,San Fruncisco. WILLIAM DAVIDSON, Omce, No. Ol KUONT STUEEP. .ttljtiliilng Tvler.iili nice Porllapd, Ortgoii si'lvim. cou.Ecmn or. claims. Accounts Null , llomlt, Ili.fiF. mul Mt-rcun-lllij Cltilin of terry oV.nlplinn -ilirniiitlnuil Ort-Kiin nml the Terrllnrli-s. Wll.l, Hi: MUK t SI'IX'ltl.TV AND I'HOMI'II.V t:ill. I.I!0T1'I. u wi-ll it ili ,tiii ri-tftinl tn i con tuny In n. liii.lrfi-fft inlli-i liitncl.il in liU cere, mill Iho prnccuU pnlil unr iuiclilutly, .IIKAI, KSTATK DUALUII, !Fil2a XSLlUo-r. Wil In it Ititttt lii cull I In- itiii'iilliiii nf Ihe I'uMIe- In ihl. liiiiKcili-limletl mul rivitlttl FAMILY MKDICINI3. Ih I'.llX KIU.KU l it purtiy vi'-tvulilu comimiii.il. mul viiiiiu u . rt inu-t , rtloli-itt r'-mt.-tly fur l'.ln. I( U p.,rlfcl"y sulu iiKUiclntj i-et.ii In Ihu inu.t iiiiMIii hmiils poh sr.ti.Mr.it COMPLAINT, Ornny ollitriiniiiiil Ih. ilit-Hu in chlldn-n wi II lul.lt, I. I ..i ------,...,...... " w i ' ir. in it i aiiniiti i,.ii iiiiii rnro ami lui ""'unit iluuhi Ikuii morn Miecotml In curlntt t III I ill int.. L ii..!., ... uiiiiii- Kimlt i on A SURE REMEDY. 6 'LI) by LL UUUGGI3TS. ijicltu DIED. At the family rcMilmce, on Hear Crk, WnilnRton Mills Die. Ifith, ISC9. nt uzo o'clock.. m,.Mi:i. I:i.iblth Hoi-wood, wife of Thotnni llopnood ; ngol C2 years. At Ihe family rrsMrncc.Iii Jact;sonTlUe. Dre. Ilth, lf-r.9. nt lOinlnutrsto 12 M, Mrs Et.' 1 ink 0r.. ; njr?d.',!i jcars It monlhs and 10 il.ijs rtmrrnl itrvlcti nl the f.mlly rri!JfD(, to tiny, nl '.' o'clock, r. u. nrtcr which Ihe tt'. milns will he convey nl to iho Jckonillle l.eniulcry f.tj lnltimj.it. Krlciit's nnj a(q.iB. Uncca ol the family aro rc.rcclfully lovhtd to Attend. In thin clly. on thu 17lb ilay ol Decerabr, 18n, Aniuvi joiiiiscM .on or AhtimanJulli 1'islnr ; tt?iil 3 )tars. D moulds ami 13 dji, Fiinvrnl nrrloiMai the J.ickiontlllc Ctnclery, lo morrow, nt 10 o'clock, a. m Frli-nds and ncriiiiittitai.ci's of the family arc respectfully Invlli-t lo nlli-nd. NEW TO-JJAY. GRIND LUNCH t Tilt RAILROAD SALOON, Of CHRISTMAS DAY, At 8 o'clock, J'. J. AMI 0 NEW YEAR'S DAY, At 8 o'clock, J .M. GEO. H. DURHAM, -A. ttorivoyftt'liA -oc-, 03 rilONT STIIKMT, ror.Ti.tsn, ..... oaroo.v. U".tNTI'l) -TotxchnnKeie Watlham Ould Wiocli (l.atlitr." ii-( for n llyhl one huiMf i'l.tliv ten)-iiii nr llit)tty. Any one tie IrlniC in inikt-rnch n IraiK e.tn nlilaln further i.ullciiliii ij ImiiiiImj- at thlf oilier. JOB PRINTING. EP YOUR MONEY AT :: ji: : x "OHEGOX SKMI.VEL'' OFFICE, Jacksonville;, oreqon, B. r. Do wo 11, Proprietor. H aviso tiii: i.titfJiHT and nr.sT ,tirlmi-ni ol JUirfil'i: In Souibua I'lfjjnii. u- mil tei a GORDON JOB PRESS, UV nre pri p tretl lo tin all klndi of lucb K Oftrda, Olroulura, Xotorai, cfeo, Anil nil nihcr klntl or Printing, at rtiwthlt r.eirs Cull ami trv u Uforu nudluj In San 1'r'ii.cltcu for I'rliilliis. CITATION. In lit County Cauit nf Jutlton County, m iht StHlt ot Uiegon, filling on Maltut of Pf . tnilt. lhttmltr 7'riri.l8C9. In Hit- nialltr of flic Ilf orraioir " mbr, itrrcaMd. ryO ANDIIKW IIOtVCN. awl U olUt per 1 mi Int. ri'-lm In mldnlalc. HViren II l,ie Ik-mi mutli lo aipi-ar to aM Omri, Innn itnt i ililou or I. I) WmJ-. W ll.ii. til luti fur III.- luluiit he-lta ol mid Hlalf, lint tiele of llm rial iiuii-ily of cald t-nUI. ciiiip.liiu tif ihort. W nimrt' r or S '' Ttiteiin.il. .11. S It 2 IV. i.uliliViirflcll W itltl Inoi'. Hit re-lure il ! onlen il thai ta'tl A-tln-ev liuwi-ii iirxltif kin lo'Ultl b-irs and all nlhir ie-rrmi ililtii'.liil In 'H tl elalr. flu R h nr li-fuiunHMi'i.iiii.H. Ill o'clock, '" III-lilli tl.ty or J.oiiMiy IbTU al J.tckiiml . Illl-ltoli. mul lm VHIl'i' li ui. onhr ur Uw Mile ill nidi 11.I11 h-lii ii III mil Ii" iiiadi-. Aj"l II l hiilliir null nil lltil llnmUvi cUalltMi " MiM.i.t-. for :i .iifti-leo vuk In Id Hm-,Jl,v nhMiM.i., iir.or in field Mil U4y of Januar , IKTU. h. J. 0. DUNCAN, Cnuniy "if' Doir;i.t.A Wamhv, AUnncy f"r Umollun. DicunU-r B. ISi1, as gaxl. Vf.f. thn-M' imli-liii-d In th lulu nrm of SUT TON A STI'vUNS itrt herthy nouM In coil" for-vierd on nr In-fore ih Il "'J"'.0' Jiuitneey, Ih70, und tilt) llu-ir aceowiis oliner by ctv-li or sole, iba book xonT t cloww. J. M. SU1TON. JiickHourllle, Dec. -I, I8li9.-lf Aiir one liiiviiig rlalw thu Uiiitvil HtMe will AhU It t their mlvnHtAKo to mm el mt'iit of their cate te J. T. DHKH, Countttor (it Liv, Sv;ttor btfor thi Court of CuiVrw, fjre-. Tt H UU WfMtalHiteHi, B. Ci JTtlOTt, L