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Newspaper Page TextV wuu IN mtwn nnmilll wiiir iiiKtii.si.v .i.iiiii.ii lllli uiimiuii uuniiniuji SxTUiiUAY JIokm.no, Deo 23, JS0l. Chriitmu- We greet our patrons with more than ordinary pleasure and gratitude this morning, and wish tliem one and all a merry Christmas.'' This is the great anniversary among all Christian nations of the birth of the Krieml and Sartor of mankind. It is an occasion of deep Intel eit to all, not only on ac count of the sacred character or Him, whoso birth it commemorates, but nlco lor the many plenum! remembrances associated with its festival tireileccs sors. Its approach is c very w hero hailed with gladncs, and marked by every preparation that can conduce to hnppi ncsa and pleasure, during a brief holi day resplto Irom physical toil and men tal care. It is n season for mil tit, sociability, and friendship ; for it is commemoration day for one who rejoiced to see mankind glad in iunocent int?rrourse, and in the en joyment ofure and unicllisballcclion. For tho renewal o( lliusu feelings the timo seems to be particularly npjiiopri alcd. Tho cltarnctorinliu "gilti" of Christinna Day, nre only so unity tri butes to tho bettor and nobler feeling ol tho heart, and seem always to wear the stamp of umpicstionable duccrily. To its diversions and enjoyment, our .patrons, wc heartily commend you, a "merrv Cot rrsponilcncct whilu wisinui; you again jjtcrrjr Christinas." Repudiation Repudiated- Tho House went into a Committee of tho Wholo a few days since, and while sitting in such Committee, one M linger, a Democratic CongrriMiinn, in criticising tho financial policy ex pressed in the President's mesHagt1, strongly advocated repudiation. His Domooratio colleagues seulblu of the danger of fitting still and silent under tho circumstances, took timo by the forelock, and bcforoaltcptihlican mem her could ray i word, sailed into their -indiscreet and (reward brother, in ical handsomo stylo denouncing tho dis honorable sentiment, and asserting that tho Democratic party wcro not in favor of repudiation. Ilronkn of Now York, Kerr, and others, joined in expressing their disapprobation, and thu lone champion ol tho lpsl cause fell bleed ing from wounds inflicted by fraternal hands. Tho Republican member stood aloof, regarding tho strange scene bcloro them in silence. They undoubtedly felt somo delicacy about interfiling in this family quarrel. JV roiolutlon was then olloicd, ex pressing the coinleiniintion of the w hole House, without distinction of party, upon any such action as that of .M lin ger, which was unanimously assented to, and on being reported to the House, was adopted by n voto of 23 to 1. Such indications of a returning sense of national honor aro decidedly fluttering. A tki.Ei.iiam, d.ilcd Chicago, Dec. 22d, says: "iTJio Senate, to-day, con firmed nil tho nominations for tho new Circuit Judges. Tho nomination of Hoar was tabled by a decided vote. Williams moved in tho Scnato that his Coollo bill bo referred to the Com mittco on Commerce. Ho Hated that tho object of tho bill wan to protoct tho industry of this country, and not compel it to compile with tho lowest grado of China laborers, who could work for wages at which an Aftiean would starve. Coriespotiilciice. ri'l... 4..11.... ..... i. iii.ti.1iMtn fr.ittl 1.-iat-tif ml Unit Ol 1 Cllrl K ,V,.V.,... W.. " 0..W.M -, .V JJnkcr CoU(y tho agent of tho Hoard of Comima-i Dald Noah, Sn., nged about sixty Auburn, sioners for School Lands and Common years, was suddenly killed a few days iker City. School Fund, wo take from the Hose- ng0 on tM0 MMl0 Kork of Coqullle, i ffin'v.XV burjr Jbniign. by a log rolling over him. roB Scuoor. Uxdi and Common j Tho oldest child of Mr. and Jlrs. School Kc.no. J ) Solomon Abraham died of typhoid En. Ensios: Observing, in .1 lato fuver, on tho 18lh, at Oakland. Tho Issue of your paper, tho statement that funeral took placo yesterday, at this considerable uneasiness is felt in the , town, and was largely attended. Hoseburg Land District among former j Capli tTmini tjl0 printiiil mover in purchasers ol "indemnity school lands," tL. um,)q,.a uv navigation enter and tho further statement that tho prn.t ltl tr(, yctcrday morning in n "probable consequence will be that tho ( skln for Scott-burg, to more thorough occupants of theso lands will lintc to, Jy rX,oro the river, preparatory to the list or fost orriOES XXV OREGON. A 11 11. Albni'jr, llrownsvllle.l Diamond III IlarrituurB, Kcbivnon, Peoria, l'ini-, Sclo. New ENTEiirmsi:. A gentleman from Rosehurg tolls us that Captafu Haun, well known as a dating pilot and culcloNt steamboat compandor, in building a stern wheel boat nt Scotts burg for tho navigation ol the Ump qua river. Tho country is tich in ngii cultural products, and wo truct that lila success may bo equal to bin laud. ble ambition. Big Ncookt. A Chinaman, mininc cn Succor Creek, in Joscphino county, recently found a solid lump of gold, which weighs 307 and some cents. The lump U imooth, solid, and puro jfold. 'Wood's Houaeuoi.u 3Iaoazi'e. We have received a specimen copy of tne aDove publication ; It is published monthly by S. a Wood.ot'Newburgh, Vw York, at $1 per year. It con onUini Urge amount of excellent m4.Bg matter, and is certainly oae of tne Met and cheapest publications ever ftrd to the public buy them over again," and to allay nny such appiehcusioiis, I thought probab ly a few lines, stating tho condition of these lands, might be of service. Owing to a misapprehension of tho law, or a want of information as the regulations of tho General Land Ofllee, nil in Icmnily selections, made prior to Augus1, 1808, wcro in valid, nlthoiigli tho State Legisla tion had for many years utithoried the salo of such lauds, nnd much of such business had been done in the. norvrnl counties throughout tho State. In Angus!, l09, the lloitd tecilvtd ollicial nolieo Irom lion. Owtn Wade, Register of thu Land Ortliu at Oregon City, of tho truo condition of those lands, mid Information of tho steps necessary to take for thu Slate to no quiro 11 title, and thus unmv to p.trlits who had bought in good lakh their rights In the premises. 1 It becomes ncrciary to relocate all the indemnity selections, whleTi, though involving mi Immense amount of labor with thu limited force at the disposal ol tho Hoard, with a large out rent bus iness to attend, was being prosecuted as speedily as possible, till just before tho meeting ot thu LegNlalurr, List cession. Tho locations lor the Oregon City Laud District were about com pleted, and thu Ileal d designed send ing nn agent to tho Hoseburg Land Olllce, 111 soon as tho legislation .neces sary to placo thu Statu Laud matters in better sliapo lor tho correct nnd ex pedious traii4.U'lion of such Iiumuchk was had, but tho unfortunate termina tion ot that session left thu Hoard powerless, nnd nothing can now be dono until another session, and an np propri.it!ou is mado to defray tho ex pense. In thu meantime, there is nn occasion lor uncaiucs, ns tho Slate is morally and leg.tlly bound to either convey a good title to t'10 piitehiiseitf, or indemnity them lor loss, llul few cases, (two only in this district) havo occured, where lands had been hold as indemnity lands which could not be located us such when their Iruu condi tion was ascertained, and lu each case thu original purchase money, with in terest, and nil taxes paid 011 tho same, was refunded. Very respect fully, I. H. Moottr.8, Agent for tho Hoard. - Ex Governor Seymour on U. 8, Grant Among tho lettcis published in the volume giving the ollicial account ot lliu reunion of tho soldiers of thu Ar mies of thu Tennessee, which took placo in Chicago, in December, 16(18, is tho following : Uiica, Dec. 12, 180H. Gkxti.ksik.v: I ant sorry I cannot accept your imitation to attend thu re union of tho soldiers of tho Western annlrs Cumbeiland, Tennessee, Ohio and Georgia nt Chicago, on tho lUtli iust. As many of tho regiments sent out front New York, whilu I was Gov ernor of that State, served in theso ar mies, I feel a pen-onal ns well as a na tional prido and interest in this galh- eiing. It is not necessary to speak of tho respect and admiration in which tho soldiers of tho Hepubllo aro held by its citizens; nnd foromost among you will bo tho distinguished General, now nt tho head of our armies, who woa his flint laurels an ono of the leaders of thu West. Ilia election to lliuortlco ot President of the United States bean witness to tho fact that, in addition to regard for his other merits, tho patri otic services of tho soldier aro held in honorable and grateful remembrance by the American people. I huvo tho honor to be, truly yours, HoiiATio Skymouii. To tho Committee of Invitation. Uunttni. CorrnllK, Kind's Vllcy, Llb-rly. I.lllle i:u, Newport, Ni'Ut'in, Phllnmalli. SUrrV IMel, Toledo, VsiUlll!. trial Iri'jK H. P. Daniels, an old settler of tho Callpooia valley, who is very severely afllicted with a cancer upon tho f.ice, Iclt hero -to-day on the stngo for tliolj!, States,'in hopes to obtain moroetlieient jon-ifon aid fiom Eiistcru physicinns. The Cooso Hay Wt'gon Hoad Com pany have settled their first "unpleas antness" by submitting it to referees. Tho Canyon Hoad Company was de feated in a suit before 11 Justice of the Peace, at Ciinyonvllle, a few days ago. The company brought suit against nn Mkt. individual foi tolls which ho had re- ,'. '"". fused to pay, a jury trial was had, and j Curry, a verdict lor tl fendanl rendered. The j Clu-icw. .-. l.. n . 1 .. 1.1. i Kllrll'bitrj;. vompauy not, ntsiu-o nun nm iui- ort OrTuitl. Clnckamns. Ilenri-r, II0011, Untie Creed, Clear Creel., CutlliiR-vlllc. Ibitnncii. Kiltie Creed, (i l.i.l Tl.lliiBf, Moll ills. MIlHAiikle, tfunClljr, Osni'tro. Clatsop. Alotlu, VeilKrt. Corrt. KtnptrcClly, ItiiiJulpli Coliliubltt. about tit nppsal thu ciso to n higher tribunal. Douglas. Csujoiiillle, Weather in tho.Umpqua valley is , Kikt'.ii, very pleasant, generally b.lghl days A' and frosty nights firmer. Marlon. Aurora. Amnrllle, llrlinl, llilllevllle, Jirirwi. Nvui'lliTllle, Snfi in. Sllmlon, Si. Clslr, Bnbllmlt;, Virmiii, WitconiU. Mtiltnuniali. i:l 1'nrll.inJ, 1'ortt will. SlUllI'! 1-l.l'iJ, 5ptlni;vlllc. Polk. Ilrltitl, llrliltfipArt. Illlrllil Vl'trt, Ibillif, Kola, (innile rtnniti, Illlcp.llilrMCP, I.IiicmIii. I.uckliii'ilf, l.'-ivl-villc, MllllllI'Mltll, Itlckriull. Sill Crork, .mi a, Tlllniiiook. Nfxtneliloit, iilUmixjk. I'mitlllla Cecil'. C.i) 11. f. Mllc'i-ir-SUtlu Mxr.li ill. Mi-iit'iwiHK I'llc.l l!"ck, Um.tlllln. Ion, A Mileudid fall for I KIIijX 1 tl y 1 lie Creek, " OiMumI. -- I IV. Crwk, Telegrams. j H"-'"" m I Sitill-I'iiri-. O.i.i'Mitfs, Dec. IC-Georgc Engle U"l-l -'X- was murdered In u saloon, nt 2 o'clock, Grunt- this morning, by two companions, with . c.V,.VVnrM.w. whom ho had been spending the inglilJ iu,tIII.'. in drinking nnd gambling. j Jnc,'uMI Privntu dUpatches state that Senator ! ai..Wii.iIi. .Tuts. Hussell is sinking rapidlv, nntl ' Alilul Mill', ' (JlUlll- I'l", cannot recover. ' j,irV..nflll?, Hai.hmoiii:, Dec lO.-Phllllps lalo ( postmaster at Cambildge, Mil., was , Wlllnw rijin. K'titeneed to six weeks imprisonment, j ' j0fpliur and fined f.t 1,000 (urembe.1cment. I Kill.;. Ptinrivii.i.1:, Pa., Dec. 10. Samuel sJ'!i'"i:'rk. Markervis, mi English preacher nt CVu-, Wabl.i. tervllle, is cotivlutcd of inurder in tho '1 .... . ..., .. .,ii lllv. first degree, lor killing hit infant child. , Cuius (Jruve, His wife wits acquitted. Cim.i K..tk, . I Kuui'iioCIt)', Cincinnati. Dec. 10. Win. I'lmcr, Knuiklin. a Gvrmnji, ngcdsevcnty-nix.couiinltted "ertTtVV Htiieldo yesterday with arsenic. Ho was rirnuiii Mill, a pitjsiLian. Sni.Uw. Wahiiiniiton, Deo. 1C Tho Post- .lr"n,'M',. , : .... WilUtiHlie Inks. muster ueuerat reeeivcn a leiegrain vesterday, from tho Hritish Post mister . . , . ., . "". ,, ' . , , , , I in: impoitatiou of rags from the .. , . " . '.,.., Jlediterianean, hides fiom Ilrazil, and Union. C.ivc. I..I Ctl'l.lc'. Niirili 1'iiiiilcr, )nMI. Siiiiitiirtlll( Union. Wimro. llrM.-e Cruk, l.ilt". lli-M-lmUe, IIihiiI llhet, KSotl's, . WlKC'l, WllSlllllRlllll. Ctftll-rrllli', Kiirrsl (Iroie, IlllUUiru. YnmlilP. Atnltr, Dillon. I.n'r.m'llt. McMiiiiiiIIK Miiiiuiiilii Iluuie, M iid.l;. jsfortli Vamblll, Mii-rlilin. Wi M Clielmlein, WlllllllUhll. of tho new postal convention will take efleet on tho 1st of January. Thu 111 tieles of that convention went drafted and executed nt Washington, Dec. Ud. It is uudcrMood that thu Hevcnuo Dcpat Intent deems thu laws fur thu proper collection of tho beer tax insuf ficient, and is taking measures to re ditu legislation by Congress. Nr.w Yoiik, Dec. 10. Legal pro ceedings against tho Krio Co. for over other commodities from thu ttoples, is known to biing thu germs of dica?e, uhlelly levers, which aro Hotneliines veiy tiftlieting nnd fatal. A Tint's Ant' it Ci'iu: stimulates thu livir to exereto theso germs from the system ns effect ually as it does tho inlasmntlo poison of our agno dixtrirts. Consequently it ntlbids invaluable protection to stove dotes and others whoso occupations expose them to these dangerous infee Mils. Haiikqw; wife of a Methodist Minister, was lassoed by Californians, nnd dragged tUI her llfo is despaired of, in lower California. Gold in New York, 121 ; greenbacks 89, charges ot, express freights, have been ,,,,. ,, wo hopo t0 ,, ., n commenced In Now Jersey for the ie- J VnIn.ililo service in giving them this corny of !JO,000, tho nggiegato dam- ,lfriniioii.-.Vw lr JJtfjuitch. Among tho suspensions nnnnuuecd , 257" If you wish tho very best C.n yesterday, was that ol L. Elgeiton tt inih Piiotooimi'iis, you muHt cull on Co., probably tho largest importers of . HUNDLEY it HL'LOFSON.litl.Mont foreign ca kets. j 80,IIt'rJp Htri,i;t' bl,n '"'oisco. Tho JZepras announces tho lailuro of a number of merchants today, ehielly in a small way. A number of failures In other cities arn announced, including' Lovi Straus, of Sail Francisco. Tho Pott reports. lite failure of tho extensive dry goods house of Howard, Colo ifc Co., of llaltimore. Liabilities leportcd at $700,000. WAbiiiwjTON, Deo. 10. The Presi dent sent to tho Senate the following ing nominations to.ilay :- .1. Wilson Shaffer of Illinois, Gov. of Utah, vica Durkee; Henj. E. Potts of Illinois, Governor of Montana, vice Ashley. New Yoiik, Dec. 10. Tho Spanish flotilla expected to lenvo to-day, A plot for tho destruction of thu gun. boats by torpedoes has been frustrated by their sudden removal to the anchor ago in tho stream on Monday. It is reported that attempts will be made by Cubans to burn some ot tho vessel bcf foro their departure. Salem, O'n., Deo. 21. Tho steamor Sweat, whilu on her down trip to-day,' ran on a sung and sunk in about 4 feel of water. Tho freight is but little dam aged, and the boat will be raised in a few days. It Iihs been quite, cold for tho last fow days, thermometer stand ing this morning lower than it has been for two years, WILLIAM DAVIDSON, 0cr, No. 64 KIIONT STHKKT. Adjoining Telegraph Ofllee, I'orlUml, Oregon. SVF.CI.il. COUKCVOU Of CLAIMS. Account., Notfp, llnmli, Draft, nn.l Mercnn lllo Claim of ever ilecrliilon throuulimii Oregon ami Hn- Territories. tVII.L Hi: MAIM-: A SI'KCt.M.TV AND ITtOMI'TI.Y COL I.KUTKI), n well in with mluo rt'saril to i-con-0117 In nil liiKlnef muller Intnotnl to his curr, and the proeeiili pnli) in er piiutlnally. ItlSAT. KSTATB UKAtRIt, WK liiir lenrn li rnll Iht illenllnn of thn pulillclo ihl loitKCi-U-brslttl nml rlvultj FAMILY MEDIOINJ3. The 1'AIX KILLER In a purely veutiliklilu compoiuiij, nml whilu It l stmi-t iffloleul reme dy fur I'sltt, It Us perfi'd'y ti(o uiiilli)lim even In lliu moil iin-klllliill Imnd'. POII SUMMKH COMPLAINT, Or nnj other lorin of liowtl dleae In chllilrett or nilnli. II li mi moi ovrlslu wire, am) li.u wliliiiutilniilit Utii morn kuccettful In curlnir thu vrlou klml- r klllf.t f.l..iclit In India. Alrlca. a!..Chl..a, where hl dremirnl iIIah U ever more or leni prevslsiil. the PAIM KHIER U ooriMderei) by tho ntitlTci. a well a tiuropeau reildealt In thote cllnmlon A SURE 1EXEDY. BOLD by LI. DRUGGISTS. 44telm MAHH1ED. " At He residence of Ihc bride'" Uthcr. In Ho rlclnlty of Unite Creek, Thomas B. Nicmou to Mijs L iuru.ier, by I, Tliikhsm, J. I'- "new to-day. CHEAP FOR CASH 1 Or. Hre-wnslil! II AVISO JUS1' OI'KSKI) A LAUOIi stuck (if Staple Oroccrios, unxos stohod, Curncr of Cillfornta and Oiegon Street", Offorsi DrR"t, j-'nch ai hare not been offered before at Jack ronvllle. Thl Mock li frcli and of Ihc Ix-nt ipmlily. and CASH purchasers will do will In iall on him. STAPLE PROOUOE Taken In exchange for (ioodi. Diccmlnr 23, 16C9. 3m JAMES T. GLENN, DKAl. IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE CAi.itoitNiA stui:i:t, JACKSONVILLE, OREGON. ,i;l FIR.1I, Mill liODDS HmANDmH ISTKAV PBIOES! LOW PRICES WILL WIN ! 'PUB AIIOVK NAMKI) FIIUI '1 lake pleuviru In uoillyiiiK their liniid and the public tieni rally, that Ihry arc mm rieelrliiii and openluu rt tiry xhi and e letohe Mok if STAPLE DRY O00DS, BEADY MADE CL0THINO, HATS AND CAPS, CALIFORNIA AND SALEM CLOTHS, HLAMCKTS, HOOP KKIIITS i:tc, KTC. BOOTS AND SHOES, Ladies', Misses' and Children's Ehors. jJcy We bavr. also, In connection with -tj&8 9& the utinre, n rety Urce nnd "t6i Sir I'JtlrnsWc nlwkiif choice "Xn $& (Iri)cerl(s.llurilwurt', 'XtJ f& Qiii-rtisware, tu4 fzir (Ha"- "&t tr warcC'iillery, -t ft I'uliils and Oils; hImi. ii arWIndow (Jims. Nails. rcu-a ftajr mik) Sircl, Oust ami Hln-I a sjr I'lows, Wooden and Willow ware. "&t V arc rradr to sell anrlhlnr In oar llnral the LOWKSTCASII I'lllCB. Persons wlshlne In buy KoniU, will find It if really to their ad vnnlacK lo exatnlna our slock beforr pnrcha'. Inis elw-wlirn'. an we am determined nut lo be undersold lir anr hnu In Jarknn cniintr. OIc ti a rail, and (hen Jinlpi' lor yourself ai to our capucny to turiiini goons ns aixire. JAMICS T. O I.K.N N. JackionTllle. Decimbcr 35, 18C'J.-f FIlAiNCO-AMKIUCAN HOTEL AND RESTAURANT, OPPOSITE THE Odd Fellow's Hall, Jacksonville, Oreiou. Traelcrs and resident bmrders will find MADAME GILFOYLE'S HID AND BBDDZZfO Placed In flrst cUm order, and In every Way superior In any In Ibis section, and unmi passed by any In the State. MIK ROOMS ARE NEWLY FUR.MSIIED, ' nd a plentiful supply of the best or every thltig tho market afforda will be ou- . allied for HER TABLE. Hereafter, her House will be krpt open all nlRhl, and square meals oan m bad at any lime throng lh nljrlil. Ofsters prepared In everv yl". lunches elo to be had. Blag passengers, and nnw out lute at nlnl.t. can aUnvs ,,d a Bond Are, hot meals, and gopd bed at Ibe above restaurant. 1 o trouble will be spared lo deserve hr pat. m'-lL111 u lr"ellnS m ll M ! perma o ot coruinunlty, r I lokaonrllle, Dec. 8a, 186ft. tf GEO. H. DURHAM, .ttornytIjA FUONT HTHKKT, r0Wr''. 0XM0X, IT Tilt RAILROAD SALOON, CHRISTMAS DAY, -If 8 o'cJWA', 1 M, Ami o' NEW YEAR'S DAY, At 8 o'ctock, IK M. WANTED -To rxchnnjto it Wnltham (JolJ Wnlcli (Ladled sl.) fur a lijthl win Imtsc i-prlnu it.ipiu or llii.'!.v Any on u. slrliiK In tti ike such a Irndu cm nliUln ruilLcr particulars by nipiltlii; at this nfllcc. JOB PRINTING. KEEP YOUR MONEY AT :; c "OKIXOX SEmEI" OFFICE, JACKSONVILLE, OREQON, B. P. Dowoll, Fropriotor. Ha vino tiii; i.uimw and ulst Avnriineiit nt JUlllM'i: In Soulbtu Uniimi. n uell ni a CORDON JOB PRESS, W'v arc prrp.urd lo do all kinds of ORSSAaSIEjirA2, ?R5KT:K iucIi ai Oaic1, 01xoal.x, XXnucllalllw, PoMtora, fco, And nil olhrr klnd or Prlutlng, al mttmUi rites. Call and see us Uforv kihIIuk tu San Frar.cltco for Prlnllni;. CITATION. In On Couuly Cimtt vf Jiid-ui LYunfy. in rf Siultcl OitjfOrt, HlliHgoit Mdllin ef I'io IntttlUumUr 7Vim.l6G9. In the malttr nf I lie Ktlala f rMM)r .M tabe. ittrtaMil. r"0 ANDKKW IIOWEN. nnd alt oilier per 1 soiih Inltrt'rtid In said rsiati'. WhiiMt It lias lrn tndi lo apprar lo said Cuiirt.lrnni the iMliilixi of L D Vd. cusr dniii al Ian fr llii- lufmil hrlra el mid istate, thai u siib of the rial prop 'fly of suid talate, ciuisMInc of lhe.". W ipiatb-r nf Se XV. Ill Timnsldp lit. S. It 2 W. winilMa-lKiirltclal lis uld heirs. Ihrrelori- II Is urdeied lhal said A'i driM lluneii nel nf kill li raid heirs, mid tl iilhir puson iiilerliil In suit) i slate. i M-ar Ie fine said l.'nnrl. at ID o'clock, ii . i Die Clh dny ir January 1X70 al JcVoivillr, On-con, and shnwcMiiM' liy an ordir fur Urn salenf s win stale slM.nld nul tw watle. And HJ.fHHli.r unit nd (hit lh above- eliatlon l ptlbll'Mll for sllCCrsslve ..lk III 111 (lUUuS .SkxtimlI., prior lo said titU lUy ol Jauur , Ib'U. L. J. 0. DUNCAN. County Ju.l.-e. Dowiei.i. a Witsos. Attorney fur Ouardlan. Dicuubvr 8. INI.9. LASS OAll. iofs(?r. LL thn liidebtid In the lato firm i In com fornard nn or before lb I'l uy er TON A STEvltN.S are liertl.y nniiilnl Jiinuiuy, Ih7u. and settle thvlr account-, iltlitr by curb or uutc, at the book wist lie closed. J. J. SU1TON. Jacksonville, Dec. i, ltti.9 -tf Any one liavlug cilm naalml the United Sliite will MI It lo thrir utlvimtHKe tu eun a ttatc incut uf tlifir cnte to J. T. DltKW, Comtlorat iVrir. Solicitor Ufort Iht Con 1 1 ol Vloimt,l)., TH II Htretl. W-sliliigloii, U. C. 27novt.9 AGENTS WANTED-810 A DAY. TWO $W MAI'H VOll 1. I LOVD'S Patent Revolving Double Naps TToCmillnriiU, America am KMropr, ml AuierlcatvMU Hie Ui.lHU males Mrlluu on an IromriiK aealt. ri1llr.!r.rt Mii.nowju.l .iTii.elt.l,l iMlnfl.es Jl Urxt, iIikw siery iitsc i.f lan..i Isncs, all Itall"'" tait4te,aiiithslstslallsrallunt la lb mMii luivj r.en Butes. TIim Ii.i r neednl In tverjr stliou I sua fimllr In ll UikI tliry icniy His Scs ul o M.P, nJ be iiimds uf Iht Kseensr, elllur sld tin M I"1 front, n I ny wtrt l.r..ilt Iseel lo Ihs )f- Count BIlitnJIrdltouuiiUIn. locomt Atenls. Api'lr f.r Circular Urn's, and at ml innjr ft '",. (auipts Maas tint, i at sold takan Uck a fcmaiii. Curllaa4tatrtl,K-Tt PACIFIC UMVEI81TY. FORBT OKOVE, ORKOOH, UEV. S. II. MARSH, D. D President, UEV. II. LYMAN. A M..Prof. or Malbemallci, OEO.II.COLLIER.A. XI Prefer NaturalSclenca JO . W, XMUjIII. A. N....Pror. of Lan)iiK A. J. ANDERSON A M. Principal of Academy MRS. .J.4NDEI180N Preeepeai, FOUR CODR8ES OK 8TUDV--tcadrmlo, Hclenlinc. Collegiate and Ladlea Collegiate. "ca4em Year bejln. tbe La ffdny of July. Collet !" Hw of uguit next Fw parWwIan 44rM, Kiiw.