Tti WGCtS SETIML.
STCiY3iwruca,Jaa tP,lSTO.
Tac ReraV!rr& Stale Central Ccaa
atactic, al Prtlata, Jaa. JMk.
Frcst MajarM. TA Berry, c4 Miri
b, Chairman; T. R. (Mental, ol Beo
tan, Sfertsary; Messrs. A. Ifinmin, ol
datKtrs xt lor A. MetrtjotncTT
Ga. SL Scaaier, of Cony, Vr M. P.
Jscrrr, proxy; A. J. ATtperwn, of
Clactvaa . G. Wewtpr, i DoneU,
Vy J. G. WripjVit, proxy; J. TtVaon,
ol Grant, fcy J. G. AVHn, proxy; E.
F. Rol, of Linn: W. VT. Brirtc.tr, c4
Laee, W M. T Berry, ,kxt; J. IL
XitcirlC ol MntlTtoraaa ; J. L Coriit,
of Tolt; T. R HaaSler. of TSlUaoak,
y S. A. Ciarfce, proxy ; J. H. FiV, ol
Umatilla; D. "W. I.icMctiihikr. ol
TJslca, or R. I. Boi, proxy; W. D.
Hire, ol Waiiactoo ; J. G. 'Wilson,
t
of TiHaaooV, case in dnrinc the
vestica. and by a vote km rerited to it
aad adrte trith the Cosmittce.
The Coaunktec, after settling tbc
xoaUer ol proiT credentials, prooeded
to ballot for choice of place lor holding
the next State Conrcntioa, whereupon
the city of PorUani was elected. The
firrt Thursday, the 7th day ol April,
was determined npon as the time.
The basis of representation was fixed J
a follow: One delegate for each
sixty rotes cart for the Republican
candidate for Congress in 1S6S, and an
additional delegate for each fraction ni
thirty-fire or orcr, and one delegate at
latc for each county.
Mr. A. J. Apperson, el Clackamas,
was elected Treasurer of the Commit
tee to reccrre and pay out snch fands
a nay be raised for the distribution
of campaign documents and newspa
per. And prevision was xoade to sc-
ccrc fends for such purpee.
It appearing that in seme of the conn
ties, tberc were no Republican comity
committees, in conseqeece of mnoral.
death, or failure to act, it was rcsolred
thai in any neh case the State Cen
tral Committeeman for snch cocntv
should be acthorired to issne a caH lor
the sttxt Countv Convention.
A rccolction ras adopted, reooni
Tnending that nonuty conWnUont lr
eSeetioa of ddegates to tbe State Con-
Tcnlion, be bold oa Saterdav, March I
ruK The Ceamittec then a$esrncd.
A Radical BcV
vrcr ceicaporay nas tseerered a
deep laid "Radical plot" to demoralize
the Democratic party in this cesnty.
Tolcian, Colvcr. and others, stand ac
cused I sawing strife ad disseasioas
Vttween "brother Democrats" ol the
town, and county. And bow ? By re
minding the rustic and Bavrpbtatcatcd
country Democracy, that tbey have,
hitherto, always played second fiddle
for tbew urban brethren, wh, like
true "ebftiren of this world have been
wiser in their day and generation than
the children of Kgbt," and nnWormly
gobbled tbe best office in the gfct of
tbc party The historian of the party
U able to find but two exceptions to
this rale, d Bring a period c voting three
general elections and feel constrained,
at last, to rely for a vindication of tht
conduct ol tbe town poKtieians to
ward tbe country voters " the reci
procal ncccsity of each to tbc ether.
Vbal coald they do witbent each
other? There tonsl be leader and
Wlcwers, nominee and voter to sus
tain them. And where are the ftvcw
k leaders of the party bat in the town;
and the trre-i voters bat in the cen
trrJ Tht system h worked like a
charm. The Democratic party has
grown great nnder it anpice. It
concern bax-e been watched ever by
wca who Idt assured that they bad a
certain iatere tn i ascendency. Then
even if thi distribution ol oJnec was
wnjast at first, the uecioa,, bas
become herediury in cliques by long
wtagt and acqniscene, and any at
teapl at a cbangenow, would portend
diter. And then, where is there
ft Democrat whoc bosom doe not
kiadle with gratitude on the biennial
rctmcaof tbcaenesof June, ox-er tbe
recollections of the numerous civilities
be has received at the expen of thec
w t asoa, oy a. Iloro proxy ; j. J anU provide for resuming specie pay
"Watt, of YamhiH. Mr. T I Krirk?n, facnts. "The llonc appropriation com -
aaercntlesBanlytownoScialsagainstbinsarc here, looking after procuring
whom this prejudice is aought to be titles for the lands donated to the
rawed?
Xo, let tbe aotto of tbe Democratic
party Jackson county be still, covir
Iry raters, town gRn2s ad victory.
m
"Wmat. Oregon" crop of winter
wheat k reported in See ceedition, and
a large crop k aetieifated.
Letter fat&r. Bern.
WAsmxcw,D.CL 1
Jaaaarr 10. 1570. t
TRC KEJUSSSmtLD.-Q A3CD
CONCUSS.
ncwxsss or.
Senators aa3 nrnbers ho Tilled
iW b ,fi ,v ,, .!?
. ,v- w-j i. .. 1,. .. ,
.- , " "y
.-.,.. "'t;.., -u.. ., c,c-
triag, for tbe tncctieg of OonjTcss to-
uy.
An examination t4 tbc barine be
fore eaci house tbows ibat a mucl
larger amoant cl lezt4ilJon has beca
blocked onl tbaa bas been generally
forr0- In tbc Houtc ttcarlr bx
bandred bill arc pending, and in the
ocaale over three hundred hare been
introdncrd. Of this number, twenty-
five relate to financial matter, six pro
pose Iree banling, three relate to a re
dUtribaiioa ol the national bank enr-
rcncT. and onlr one provides for an ad
ditiocal !.!. f Minn1 lnV .-.
four projw to fund the public debt
1 -
mittee tart oa Friday, and decided to
report to-morrow the legislative and
executive, and West Point and pension
appropriation bilk General Paine, of
Wisconsin, has prepared, and will in
troduce to-morrow, a bill providing for
a new apportionment of Representa
tives, to bf made on the basis of the
ninth census. It increases the present
number.
EaiLCOAPS.
Mr. Joseph Gaston, of the Wcstsidc
railroad, and Jndgc Olncy of the
Portland and Astoria railroad, who arc
here applying for land grants are nn"
derstood to have untiled their claims
and a bill wiH be reported front the
Senate Committee on public lands to
the two jointly, cariy in the season.
Negotiations arc also in progress for
the shipment of iron, immediately on
the tiassagc of the b3k I am ol the
opinion it wiH pass both IIouscs with
out much trouble, and thai then they
can buy iron with the land of the
Company. If so, on the citizens bl
Oregon doing the grading, the road
wiH be made
rxEsoxax. xxn ansexujurcotrs.
Two hundred and fifty Chinanen ar
rived in Xew Orleans on the Sth inst,
on then- way to Texas.
.s. eos raowx
writes to Senator Corbtlt that he con
tracted an indebtedness of 12,000, Dy
being minister to China only 8 months ;
but he opposes the increase ol the
China mission to a first class one.
rEvotmexixT rtcco.
While in Baltimore, I called to see
John Biicks a rcvojutionary soldier,
who now resides at 2Co. 1 Mulberry
street. He said he was bom at Bloody
Ran, Bedford county, Pa, the last of
May, lfi.and was now in his lOSUi
year of age. He was in the American
army, in the battle of Yorktown, in
17S1, and saw Karl CerraHis surrender
to Wahin-ton, at Yorktown. He is
feeWe in body, and very poor. He is
fed by two kind friends : the food be
ing Inrnished by a lady of Philadelphia
and a dairvman who resides in the
neighborhood, bat has never received
a pension. His evidence is imperfect,
and he could only receive apenMon by
an art of Congress. Our Representative
might make himself nelul by getting
np a biH for his relict Wc recommend
him to the favorable consideration, not
only of Mr. Smit but to the whole ol
his Committee on revolutionary pen
skmr. It i a disgrace to the nation
for one of the revolutionary lather to
live on the charities ot friends after the
death of H his relative. The coed
mhiitcrinc angel who feel so deeplv
for his welfare, is a hnmane lady of
Philadelphia.
n. R. Ktscatn,
clothe Oregon State Journal, ha a
clerkship in the office of the Secretary
ol the Senate,
E. L. Jones, formerly a partner of
Gov. Gibbs ha a second class clerk
ship, in the loan branch of tbcTreasnry
Department.
Judge Oliphant ha a third class
clerkship in the General Land Office.
Dr. L. S. Thompson is keeping a
broker's office oa F street, getting four
and fix per cent, per month, loaning
money to the destitute clerks Ac.
Cok J. & Ruckles 3 J. R Rob-
Stale of Oregon for the constrnction of , formed at Albany, Oregon, for ihe pur
a military wagon road from the Dalles ' pose of digging a caaU from the San
to Old Fort Boise, which has been TC,: to "l town, a distance of
conMraeted by the Dalles Military ehle nes-
Koad Cosapaay. Ther ace ks aetiac ,
agsats.
R. P. Earhart, aiaaiaistratar of J.
W. P. RaMiegtesH crtats, h bere,
' ttHg lac Wows f tic Sapem.
wwct ia im jjfrurt. .Mr.
rUcff m wUng Wm. There is
bbi iiiuc u-eabM atxai it, liter via
will be able to tare kis Kcaritics
a 1l fta ftahh a a TTkiI a .a a
' . "... V.
! harc rnon'T over bis pnratecrrfaor;
bcl h "'nL
n. V. Scott, editor of the (W
!.:-,),.- InoUnp . -a loam.,,,.
how "Uncle Sam" does up the bailors
, , B
of the people.
Shnbrick Nrrris, ol Portland, Ore
gon, is here, on banking arrangements.
Owen, StaaKt, asd SfeipJy.
tmt Tit ttrrtro. n b. r. mviuJ
This question involvM more than a
few dollars to the Sxcmxu. It is
nothing less than a conflict bttveen
bordcr-rufiianism and law and order.
In a former article wc showed that
T. J. Rcamcs, the Sheriff deeply rvm-
pathitcd with the real criminals. If
am taencc an affray, and they are
rranuca ny
', to Vntftre T
1 1 1 .1 1 .
those whose duty it is
peace, in vain mav we ex-
' tt fn ....mat. m. m.l . .., T......
as criminals go unpunished, sc long
may every good, law abiding dticn of
Oregon expect to see frequent occur
rences ol the same offences. Sc far wc
have only noticed this question as it
made its appearance in the Cou'ts. The
real facts and causes of those affrays
make it still worse for the Owins and
their sympathizer, T. G. Rcancs the
High Shcrift of this connty. Wc arc
credibly inlormed that the firs, abuse
of Shiply, by Owen, was causd by a
groundless jralouy. Allred Oven was
once employed by Sachs Bros., but he
' desired to visit Missouri, and h his ab
sence Mr. Shiply obtained ha place;
and when he returned he cculd not
get it again. Both of them, tlrce years
ago, were generally considered nice
beaux far the girls. Both ol them,
occasionally, visited a beautiful girl,
who is still single. During Uic week
previous to the fight Mr. Owen saw
this young lady at the store of Glenn,
Drum & Co., and said somcthirg to her
about going to a balk Owen under
stood he engaged her company to go
to the ball; she undcrttood it other
wise. On the night of the fight Mr.
Owen called to lake ihc young lady to
the hall, and lo ! and behold, she had
made no preparation; but she told him
she would get ready in a few minute.
Like a visionary and jealous crazy man,
Mr. Owen concluded that Mr. Ship
ly was the cansc of his partner's not
being ready to go wilh him to the
ball; so, while she was getting ready,
Owen posted off to the store of Sachs
Brov, and abuses Shiply, as described
in Shiplys statement, which has been
published. His abuse of Shiply is de
scribed a wicked, vindictix-e, and in
tolerable. After this Owen takes the
lady to the ball room; comes to the
bar-room to get his tickets and at the
tabic, where the tickets were sold, he
commences his first fight; but they
were parted without any serious dam
age being done. They met again, on
the same night, near Glenn, Drum it
Co.V store, and Owen again strikes the
first blow. They fight from there down
to and aronnd the New State saloon ;
and Owen gets severely stabbed with
a knife. Shiplv remains in Jackson-
xillc; no prosecution is commenced.
About a year ago, Shipley married an-
other good girt, who belonged to one
of the largest and most respectable
families in our city; and ever since.
Shiply, at Jeat, has nol meddled xxith
Owen's galantry, yet, he is still single.
A bright, blnc-cyed daughter has been
the fruit of Mr. Shiply's marriage. Af
ter all this Owen seeks to ruthlessly
tear Shiply from hi wile and child, and
consign him to the penitentiary. As
twines the ivy around the sturdy oak,
to clings the daughter and mother to
neriaincrana nnsoanu. ine man, or
set of men, that would dclibcratclv,
under these circumstances try toscxer
Shiply from his wife and child, does
not deserve the sympathy ol any one,
mach les of te High Shcrifl of th
county. We call npon the Sheriff, wc
call upon all good citizens regardles
of parties to discountenance such in
famy, Xcvts Item.
raRoosKn Oct. James Craigan and
Ross were pardoned out of the
penitentiary, after having served a por
tion of their respective terms by the
Governor of Oregon, on the 27th inst.
A joint stock company h.is been
er& Koina will soon retam to
France and will enstitnte proceeding
heiere the High Cowt ef Justice ta re
eorer damages fer the faaBy of Yieter
2ir.
Late Telegram.
N kw York, Jan. 24. A meeting of
the directors of the .Northern PaciBe
railroad, held in Xcw York on the 22d,
declared in favor of work being vigor
ously pashed in the approaching spring.
SaxFra.vcisc, Jan. 24. On Sunday
afternoon, last, the bod v of a little cirl.
named Mary Ryan, was found nnder a j
wiiart at ban trancisco. Her nerson
had been xiolated by some fiend, who
naa men silica ner. she was only six
years of aee, and the people ol this
city were thrown into a terrible state
of excitement on the discovery ol the
double crime.
Sax Fnaxasco, Jan. 25. Great ex
citement pievails on account ol the
arrest ol the supposed fiend, who so
horribly outraged and murdered the
little girl, Mary Ryan. But lor the
coolnc and determination ol the offi
cers the crowd, on Davis st., would
Have bung him immediately, on supi
cion. Some 2,000 are collected near
the City Hall, and the greatest excite
ment prevails. All the way to lac
City Hall the people on every side
shouted, "shoot him," "hang him,"
"cut hira in pieces." The policemen, by
the mot strenuous exertions and the
assistance of many citizens who had
assisted in the capture, succeeded in
keeping the enraged multitude at bay.
At the mouth of Dunbar a'lcv the
crowd was immense, and a determined
effort was made to take the prisoner
trom tne otneers al clubs and cane
were used freely upon the noisiest, and
finally the officers forced their way
through the mass, and got their pris
oner into the station hous?, the multi
tude swarmed to the very doors. Many
women were encountered on the way on
the city front, who flew at the prisoner,
like tigresses but fortunately for him
none ol them got their hands upon1
him The prioner gax-e his name as
M. Qainn, and says he has been a
butcher at Sanciloto, and on the Potrc
ro. He says c h' been lor some
time without work, was half starved,
and did not care what bccirne of him.
That he was desperate, and could give
no other reaon for having secreted
himelf whem he was found. There
were probably 300 persons in pursuit
of him for over two hours. There is
a great crowd round the City Hall, and
manv women constantly applying lor
admision to sec the man.
A mbcqucnt dispatch says that
Quinn has made a full confession, hut
denies the murder of the Jittlc girl, af
ter committing the outrage.
He states, that he met her on Sunday
afternoon, and indr.crd her to go with
him Wncalh the wharf; that he had
never seen her before, and did not know
her name. He described with minute
ness the rontc which they took, and
the place wliere the double crime was
enacted ; but persisted in saying that
she was alive, lying on the gronnd,
when he left her, and that he nsed no
violence towards her from first to last.
Aycr's American Almanac, for 1870,
has been received by the druggists and
dealers for delivery gratis, to all who
call for it. This number contains
proofs to show that some ol the stars
hax-c existed for -sixty million of 'year.
Wc had not suposed such proof pos.
sthlc, but the Doctor gives it in a shape
which seems indisputable. His wittic
isms have long made his book accept
able; his medical advice makes it in
di'pcnsablc to families an noxr ne
adds the most startling problems of
abstract science to its attractions.
A Family Scwinsr Machine, or a Si!
vcr Watch, civen to -vcry club ol sub
scribers to A nx old's Maoazixk. Per
sons raising hall a club have the choice
ot a set ol frilxer I-oilcs Tabic or Tea
Spoon. Agents wanted, male and
Icmalc. Large wapes paid. Send lor
lull particulars. Address
FRANCIS .t CO.,
care ol Box 2021, San Fraccico, Cab
WILLIAM DAVIDSON,
OIHce, No. 64 FROST STREET,
Afljololng Trltgrsp Office, rortUtxt, Orreea.
srm.u coLuxzvn or clams.
Accounts, Sotff, Bonds, Drafts. mt ).lnan
tlk Ctktms of ertry description Ihrootbont
Ottgnn 4 the Territories. WILL UK MAlE
A SrEClALTr AND TROMrTLT CUL
l.tCTHt), well tt wild a dot tretrd to econ
omy In all bqlnet nattert Intrertrd to kis
care, tod tbe proceeds paid orrr yaoctoallr.
RKAI. KITATK nRALRR.
USE
DPoJjol Rmer
roi
CHOLERA BOWEL COMPLAISTS,
For Polls. Cats. Tirsle and Scalds. Old
jtnre. Sprains. Swrllitif of Ibn Joints. Toolb
trbe, Tain In Ibt Face, NrcralgU and Rbroa
alljjr, Frotltd Fctt, Felons.
Sere Threat, Sudden Colds,
Coach, Ac
Ct It for aay or lbe, and yoa will never do
witfeoallL Its roctf! at a TilqaWt famltr
bts lodoced olbt-i ta Imitate and conalerSt tbe
rala KHltr to tome exust.
JSflran c Cetmtnfiitu
SOLO Vj ALL DSUGGISTS.
l'o1 i
M EAGLE BREWERY !
jos. wasaoaaa Pr.p'r.
rraEBESTOFUtGEltUEEIt KETTCrJX-
i'iAb
AA JoiJr for jMmtr.
"--. v...(. li .. , ll WV !
JckoTille, Ja. IS, ISTOv-tf
SB Gin BEEWERT!
VE1T SCIIUTZ, Proprietor.
THE rURLlC IS RE3PECTFCLLT IS
fomwsl iktt ihT can Bod. at anr lime, at
tbe arr BltSWOtt tb b.l of Unr Uetr.
in qiaat'lin to tolt ibe pnrebar.
Jackwotillf.Jsa. JS, UTO-tf
FltANCO-AMEKICAN
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT,
orrosrTE Tns
Odd Fellow's Hall,
Jacksonville, Oregon.
Travelers and resident foarder will Bod
MADAMS GILFOYLE'S
BEDS AND XEDDZZfO
riaced in Brt clan order, and In errry
Vt snpenor to aaj in Ibis section, and
unsurpassed bj an; in tbe Stale.
DEK ROOM IRE .TEWIT FrRSlSHED,
And a plentiful sapplj of tbe best of erery
IblrfJ ibe market afford witl be ob
tained for
HER TABLE.
Hereafrr. ber IInse will be bept open all
nlgSt. and sqnare mmts can b bad at aaj time
ibroatb Ibe Mjht. Oystrr prepared In erery
sljlc. Innebrs etc to be bad. SUgn pasrnper,
and nthrr. onl late at nigbt. can alwats Bml a
rood lire, bot meals, and good bed at ibe a bore
restaurant.
N tronble will be epared to deserrt Ibe pat-rona-e
or tbe traeelbig as well at tbe penaa-
nent community.
JacaMoarlll. Dee. 13, 1S(3.
If
DR. GEO. B. TOLMAN.
fLat twtm V. a ArwyJ
Physician, Surgeon,
AXD ACCOUCHEUR.
Will practice in Jaekoa and adjacent cona
ties, and attend promptly to alt call, oa profes
sional basinets.
OSce and residence on Fonrlb itreet, oppo
site tbe 11. Z. eborcb.
Jackfoarille, Oregon, Jan. SIS11- tf
CHEAP FOR CASH !
CSr. DS.a,370XV"aSl3JL,
H AVISO JUST OPENED A LARGE
stock of
Staple Groceries,
at tat
xsnxo-ec: stozis,
Corner of California and Oregon Streets,
OCTori Z3n.x-(srvixaisf
Soeb as bare not been otTered before at Jack'
eonrille.
This stock Is fresb and of tbe beat quality,
and CASH purtbmn will do well to call oa
him.
STAPLE PRODUOE
Taken in extbange for Good.
December 23, lEf . 3m
I4Rtt.l.ntr is an excellent ankle
"EUREKA" hi.TX'rVetrL'frt
si..ki.Tshm. idncedlllennleerMlly
admired. It Is pit np In baadwiin mnlla
bats. In wblcb orders for Meersebaam pipes are
daily parked.
!.) HIM. HITS ItlassfJ bT WB9
leaf crown ; It It antl nereows In It eflHt. as
tbe Sicollne bas beta extracted; II leate no
dif,rTTal.le tat after tmoklnf II i eery
mild. HfM In coter and weight, hence one
ponitd will ls-1 as long as three of ordinary to
bacco. In tbli brand w also pb orders erery
day for Brt cls qvality MfTrscbsnm npes.
Try It, and eonslnce ynorssltes. It i all It
elalmi to be, 7a rrtiMT er vun
UiKIM.ARDa
CENTURY
Ctrwli,B Ttee.
Tbta Brand of Fine
Cot chewing tobbaco
bas no eijnal or rape
anywbe. Iliawiih-
on t doabt lb belt cbtwlag tobacco la tbe
conntry.
SN UP PSu;,3, Scorer
110 years, and U1I aekaowMged -aht beif
wbererrr aeed.
If yonr ttortkeeper does sot bar Ikes arti
cle for sale, a-k him to get them ; tbey art
told by respectable jobber almost tTtrywher.
Circular of prices farwa.-ded on application.
r.
LORILLARD,
Jfiw Tox.
,-3B
IK. W.
JlCKSON,
:tmrmr9
SXTTJ
DcnM llooma at norm's Jefei.
JZSfl?? &' to Hh rrnkUM
U&ftfll fatltft ll
V. t.s. ..iLl . . f J
tMt f
All wotk wirraattd, and tatUfactloa rsaraa
teed. jatafoarrtlf, Sot. "O.-tf
THE OZfLX
STANDARD HISTORY
of America.
Orooloy'n AxuorloAia
CsOjJBTFsialCT t
Dther tbo M or Sd eolamta of Greeley's
America) Oaflcl. or both Tolnmee.ean be had
in Jtay. next, by leating a wrllUa appUcaUon
therefor with J. M. Solum, rostai.ier, Tor G.
R Rlood. Tbe appHcatioa most be made by
tbe Dot day or April, next. In ordT that tb
rrqaisile aomber of book, may be brnght ap
from below.
G.'R. RLOOD.
Ages't for Oregan.
JanUlf
TJ. S
J1CKJOXTIUE OREGOt,
Csmtr tf CeJifernia and Ikiri 3tu
L. HORNE, Proprietor,
BEGS LKAYE TO INFORM THE
l'ablic tbat be hat tbe larrcrt. best, ami
moit csaaodlooa Hotel la Sont&era Oregoa.
It Is totaled la Ibe central part ol Jackson
eil e ; Stag from tbe Krtb and Sontb leat
rejaUriy from tbe U S. HOTEL.
Tbe Ilonse bas lately been re-painled. and
renoeated : tbe rooms aie newly famished, and
well TentifatH. Th- IWroems are ropplied
lib SrElXG ItEDX and erery other con
tenienc ror the eomfutU or lb gnesu.
BOARD AND LODGING
Can be bid at reasonable rates.aecordTag to tbe
room occupied.
Will be npplicd with tbe bcit tbe market caa
aSerd.
FAMILIES
Can find at this Ilonse rooms especially arranged
for tbeir comfart and coorenience.'a well a
erery attention aad comfort araally fooad at a
werl kept Itutet
A LARGE HALL
Isattiebrdtothe IUteU for Balis. Veetingr,
Sbowt, 1c-, and eaa bo bad atreaiooabU tcrma.
Jaeksoarllie, Oregon, Jan. 8, ItTOtf
Administrator's Sale.
Brc
VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE
County Court of Jo-epbiae ceonly. Orr-
goa, tbe nndersiganl. Administrator Vawu aon.
or tbe estate oT John L. Hail, deceased, will
on Satnrday. Ibe Itlh day of Febrwary. 1T0.
at tbe Conrt Ilonse door, in Kerbyriile. in raid
county, between tbe boon of tea o'clock. ..
and foor o'clof k. r x . of nid day, tStr tor
rale, to Ibe highest btddrr. tbe following de
scribed real esute, belonging to Ibe estate of
said John L. Hall deceatrd ; to wit.
Tbe & W loftbea W orSee. 1J, lb S.
loftkeS-E. of &- It. UeS. E-loftaeS.
W. I of See II. tbe N. E I or the N W. t of
See. . the North or the N. E. j or Sc 13.
and the N. W or tbe N. W ot dee. H.eoo
taintog 310 acre, all In T. JS, S. R. t TT., la Jo
sephine connty. Orrgox
On tbe coaSrmatioo of tbe tale or said prem
ises by tbe Cnqnty Court, aforesaid, and the
payment of tbe pnrcbae money, a deed will be
executed to tb purchaser roe tbe ram.
5ale to commence at I o'clock, r. x.
Termt cash. In gold and Hirer coin.
SAMUEL HARRKES3,
Admlntttrator.
Jan. 8. UTO.-tw
n u , n , , , ,
TO THE WORKING CL.W3.-Wt art bow
prepared to fornUb all ei with constant
employment at home, tbe whole or the lime. r
for tbe spare moments. Baslar new. Itbt and
preStaMe. Persona ef either eex easily earn
from SOe to $J per ereniar. and propolioaal
son by derotinc their whole time to the busi
ness. Coys and girls can earn nearly a moeb
as men That ail who see Iblt notice may tend
their address, ir.d test lb bn)n's., w make
Ibis unparalleled off-r 1 To auch at art nol well
satl.rVil. we will send SI lo pay for tbt troqbbt
of writlnc Full partknlarr, raluable taatc-le,
whieb will do lo commnc9 wotk on, and
copy of Tkt rrftt't iMtmj &e;inm one
of thelargnt and best (amity newrpaper pub
libed all snt ftee by mall. Reader, If joa
want permanent. proSlable work, addreta
R. 0. ALLKN.
Jar.8 3n Acanrra, Mituc.
Notice.
rpHK F0I1LIC ARS HEREnT NOTIFIBD
1 that I am nol a prtn r In running tt
saw mill knwn as tbe Borroogh't Mill, near
Rnrat Rlrer. and bar nol been n partner,
eiiber directly er Indirectly, tine tbt mill be
caa lo ran at that place, and will nol hi re
sponsible for an; liaMliliei Incurred by tbt par.
tie in running raid mill.
J. r. PARKISL
JaclsoiTltte, Jaaatry lb,ll?0.-wl
OaardiaB's Sale.
TN rURStJANCE OF AN ORDER Of THK
i. County Court of Jackson count, OrrgM,
madeJinuary term. 18711, lb underrlcned.
cuardian of tbt Infant blrt of Fxnnr KeCabe.
deceased, will on Ibe 5th day er February.
180, at Ibt Court House; door la Jacks
county. Oregon, at ISfrctok, a. , of raid
day, oSr lor !. to tbe blgbt bMder, aH m
rtgti. line, ana pierrai oi raia aeirt, m and
to tbt following premises, tituated la Jae-fctoa
county, Oregoa s ta wit :
The S. W. oT Sec , la TowaaWp 31, S. R.
J W., containing 1(0 acre, and known u kh
homestead farm of taid Fanny KeCabe, de
ceased Tbe conditions of tbt abort rnit art SIM to
ta gold aad rilrtr coin, art to be paid down.
and n coin not far tbt balance, with aawrored
recurity.dut at IX aentb trat date, aad bear,
lag 12 per cent, per aana. from dwtt U htb
giren.
On tbe confirmation of tbe abort eel Vj IV
County Court, a deed will be executed to IM
purchaser.
Salt to be kept opea fro 18 a'eloek, a. a. ta
12 o'clock, x.
U 0. WADC, CaaedtM.