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TttEv 0RE&OH SEITDIEL. SiTCOTlVMoEairo, Nov. 12, 1870. 'li. P: Fisher, 20 & 21 New Merch ant's Sschange.lt oar only authorized agent io Sao- Francisco. For Eaitern Advertising, M Fishes la represented by S. U. Pktxxoiu.4 Co. of,2f5 ybrkaad Boston) - " , Hudson & Aleaet are our only an thorlzed Agents In the Atlantic States. Olflcis 41 Park How. "Times" Building. New York City. All orders most come through them. Rov. C. Aldersox will preacb.at the HI. . churek, to-morrow morning, at ll o'clock. PATflfin BuufcriEr will hold divine services stt,'tlie "Catholic church to-mor-'row at the uencl hoar. QtrxKiEUirr Meeting. The Quarter ly Meetlng.'for tIKs District, ot the M. "E. Church.'T.T.Uoyal, P. R, will be 'held, at this- city, on Nov. 19 and 20, '1870. TBetolntian. The Committee elected to draft reso lutions settingtforth trie object and so liciting the aid ot our citizens regard ing die-subscriptions for tfhe benefit of "the "German Sanitary "Fund", have 'handed in Ihc following resolutions 'for publication: "Whereas the -attention -of every 'German and of every 'humane man has been drawn to the distress -and saf- feting caused in Europe by the not yet ended' GermautPratreo'waTj-and Whereas, a society has'besn formed, 'in' Germany, -for Iho express'purpose of 'relieving" this distress, and ' Whereas, at a'meetingj'beld in this city, on the3lstof Octobei'last, a com mittecxvas appointed to 'Teeeive sub-'scrfp'tionsiforthe-'bonefit'of the "Ger-lman-SanitaryT'iina;" therefore, JZeT5c;,"That'we'c4Tl' on-all benev ,61ftnt,meTfibttti,eepeciaHy''on our Ger man fellow-KAtizens, to contribute their mite for this noble; purpose. JRetolvcd, That v&' can'in no better way 6how our respect'for the fallen heroes of this war and'xnr sympathy for their widows and orj&ans, than by a liberal donation for this'fund. Max. ifuLLKn, Jbnx Bilgeh, John CniBiKsSKY J Com. Jacksonville, Neve, "tl ,"8870, Activity Among 'Minsrs. The re cent rains, and indications of more to come yet, have set the'nriners to work in good earnest, gettlngTeady to mine when there shall 'be sufficient water to do to advantage. The rain that has fallen, so far, Iras iioen'slight, but it is to the minds of tie -miners of this sec tion the harbinger-of more, and all the boys ask is water enough, and they will work out their own salvation in a pecuniary sense. Snow in the VrJircnuxs. For some days back there basTjeen snow in small quantities on the higher mountains sur rounding the Kogno River Valley. As a consequence we have bad somo cool weather, but not so much so as to be uncomfortable. German Sasitabt Fund. The sub scriptions for the abovo fund have, so far, been very liberal. The object lor which this money is collected is cer tainly a noble one to relieve the suf. -feting and want of the wounded, wid ows and orphans and no one will re fuse to contribute his mite. "Prairie Schooners." The huge freight teams sometimes figuratively "but not inappropriately termed "prairie schooners," have ceased their trips to Crescent City lor the winter. The merchants here have now full winter supplies and can accomodate the most fastidious-in regard to styles and prices. Personal. Mr. Silas J. Day, who went East, sometime ago, as Represen tative from the Grand Lodge, I. O. O. P., of this State, to the Grand Lodge, U. S., L O. O. F., Las returned to tl city. lie looks well and hearty and .seems to be glad to be at home again Assessment. The Gold Hill Mining (Company have levyed an assessment of one dollar and twenty-five cents per share; see their ad vertisment in another column. Claims Against the United States. Wo call the attention of those having claims against the United States to the advertisement of B. F. Dowell, in to day's paper; they will find it to their advantage to consult him. Rogue River Bridge. We are in formed that tho repairment , of the bridge across Rogue River, at Rock Point, has been completed, and that the bridge is again open for travel. Personal. Hon. J. D. Jay arrived on tjp stac, from Salem, last night, SibscriptioBi foTQerman Sanitary luntL A ? I ' -l- Tbe following subscriptions lor this fund have been received, so far; all will be acknowledged in the Oregon Sentinel, and the amount total carried forwarfreac&weekv-il ia" Amount carried foward from lastweek.....rj.j..j,..j.,.f... 8114 50 Anton Ullmann.l .'. 2 50 Friedrich Pflug 100 Wm.Bilger...ri 2 50 John Tapper 5 00 Jacob Maier. .. 2 00 - - Total amount, $127 50 Angora Goats. Robert Hargadine, of Ashland, has purchased 200 Angora goats,- in-Californiaj and proposes to give them a trial in this section "of Ihe county, about Ashland. They are val uable for their coats of long, fleecy, white hair, much prized for manufact uring purposes. If a success, and we have no reason to doubt it, 'it will add another important article to our list of home productions, and Mr. Hargadine deserves credit for his enterprise. Capture of Railroad Robbers. Five men, suspected of being compli cated in the late railroad robberies, are reported as being captured. Wells, Fargo & Co. oner a reward of 85,000 for the capture of the robbers; and the railroad company offers in addition one thousand dollars for the arrest and conviction of each robber. .Election. The special election for Street Commissioner resulted in the election of Mr. Peter Bossche. Mr. Bossche received all the votes cast. Tub List One. On last Wednes day morning the body of the "last war rior" of the Shasta Indians, a once powerful and numerous tribe, was found jn a stall of the '-Treka Stable," at Yreka, Cal. He had been shot through the head, it is supposed by another Indian. . Trotting Race. On Friday before Christmas Messrs. Kilgore, Mansfield, J. N. T. Miller, Henry Brown, Bozarth, J. C. Tolman and Robt. Hargadine will try their trotting stock, on the Bybee track. Mile heats 3 and 5 terms, $100 entrance fee each. Died, Charles Williams, formerly of this place, died at his residence, in Oregon City, on the 4th inst. He leaves an amiable wife and several children to mourn his loss. Rettrned. A. P. Owen has re turned from Camp Warner, last week. He is satisfied with that country, and will remain this winter at Ashland. In Tows. "Jim" Comstoct is in town. Have You a Cough, Cold", Pain in the Chest, or Bronchitis ? In fact, have you the premonitary symptoms of the "inbatiate archer," CdnsVtmptipn? Know that relief is on hand in Wist er's Hal&am of Wild Cherry. A ScnoLARsmp in the National Bus iness College, at Portland, can be had on favorablo terms by applying at the Sentinel office. Subscribe for the Oregon Sextinel. Notice to Tax Payers. TiHE DNDERSIGNED.!tHE SHERIFF OF X Jackson County, Oregon, will meet the Tax Payers of said County, for the purpose of leceiving taxes, on the following days, in their respective Precinct, at their usual places of voting, and will remain In each Precinct, ironi 9 o'clock, x. it., untiM o'clock, r. x., of each day; to-wit: Link River.... Nov. 5 Willow Springs 9 Big Butte C'k, Nov. 28 Little Butte... ",29 Grant's Pas... ' 10 Mamanlta 30 Leland " 11 Sterlingville, Dec I Union Town... ' 2 Applegate " 3 Eden " 5 Ashland ' 6 Evans Creek.. Goose Lake... Foots Creek.. Rock Point... Table Rock... Flounce Rock. " 12 " j4 " 231 " 24 25 " 26 Jacksonville... " 7 Tax Yijtn will please pay their taxs at the aoove stated times ; tbe law in regard to ineir collection will be strictly enforced. HENRY KLIPPEL. Sheriff and Tax Collector. Jacksonville, Oregon, Ootober 17, 1870. CITT BREWERY! VE1T SCHDTZ, Proprietor. THE PUBLIC IS RESPECTFULLY IN .formed that tbev-can find, at any time, at the CITT BREWERY, the best of Lager Beer, in quantities to suit the purchaser. Jacksonville, Jan. 15, 1870-tf FOR SALE. MTHE "UNION HOTEL", At KERBYVILLE, Josephine county, Ore gon, Is for sale, on reasonable terms. The build ing Is large and well furnished, and for any one who desires to "keep Hotel," it is an excellent opportunity to purchase. Terms and particulars can be ascertained by applying to the undersigned, the present pro prietor, Wh. lino. Kerbyrille, November 5, 1S70.-1& Messrs.'PHELAN & ceLLMDM The well Tflown Billiard Table Manufacturers, of New York, haTe established at Ml aiaxket Stmt, San Francises, An extensive branch of their busincs3,.where they propose to keep, constantly on hand, ,the LARGEST and most complete assortment of BILLIARD TABLES, CLOTHS, CUES, etc., ON THIS COAST. (THE TABLES are. of the latest styles and size recently adopted in tbeGasteru States J are manufactured in the best possible .matter, and furnished with PHELAN'S LATEST IM PROVED CUSHIONS. The new Composition Billiard Ball made by the iHyatt 'Manufacturing Co.. or Albany N. Y., the best substitute for ivory yet discovered, for sale only by us. Price, $12 per set. . All goods sold will bo of the best quality, and (be prices fall as low as any other bouse in the business. Parties visiting the city are invited to visit onr warerooms and Inspect our.stock. GEO. E. PBELAN. ftl Market St. N. C. The public are notified that no other parties ou the Pacific Coast have the right to cell Phelan'i Cushions. 29cct3t DR. W JACKSON ' Jfa3 JaVi r JT,wnnr3r' OFFICE : Corner of California If Fifth St. Particular attention given to the regulation of children's teeth. Teeth extracted without pain, by the use of the late method of anesthesia. All work'warranted, and satisfaction guaran teed. Jacksonville. Nor. 28. tf J". NTTNAJ "T'EEPS constantly on hand and manufactures JY. to order all kinds of gP Saddles, Harness, fi I have also on band a large stock of the finest and best kinds of TEAM. & DRAUGHT COLLARS, with a large assortment of Saddlery Hardware and Saddler's Tools, all of which will be sold at greatly reduced rates for CASH $& Carriage and Buggy Trimming done to order and with the best material. Jacksonville, November 1, 1S70.-M NOTICE. , TO JAMES A. HAYS, a donation claim ant: You are hereby notified that the affidavits of S. C. Taylor and Wm. M. Mathes have been filed in this office, alleging that you abandoned your donation claim upon the W. J of S. W. of Sec. 2. and fratt. E. of S. E. of Sec. 3, In T. 33, S. R. 1 W., and did not reside upon and cultivate the same for four years, as re quired by the donation law, and that December 3; 1870. at 1 o'clock, p. m., bus oeen fixed upon for the hearing thereof at our office, and unless you appear and ffer evidence, In support of your claim tbe'same will be considered aband oned as alleged, and cancelled upon the books of our office. Wa R. WILLIS, Register, A. K. FLINT, Receiver. Rogeburg Land Office, 1 October 27, 1870. f nov4w NOTICE. Estate of John Robinson, deceased. THE undersigned having been appointed., by the County Court of Jackson County, Oregon, Executrix of said estate, all persons having claims against said estate are required to present them "itb the proper vouchers with in six months from the date of this notice to said EsecotriXf at her residence, near Pbcenix, in said conntv. SUSAN ROBINSON, Oct. 29, lW04w Ex.ecotrix. THE NEW FOOD. For a few cents you can buy of your Grocer or Druggist a package of SEA H0SS FABINE made from pure Irish HXoss or Carrageen, which will make sixteen quarts of llano Mange, and alike quantity cf Puddings Custards, Creams, Charlotte Eusse, &c. It is the cheapest, healthiest and most delicious food in the world. It makes a splendid Dessert, and has no equal as a light and delicate food for Invalids and Children. i A Glorious Change!! THE GREAT WORLD'S TONIC. Plantation Bitters. This -wonderful vegetable re storative is the sheet-anchor of the feeble and debilitated. As a tonic and cordial for the aged and languid, it has no eqaal among stomachics. As a remedy for the nervous weakness to vrhich women -are especially sub ject, it is superseding every other stimulant. In all climates, tropi cal, temperate, or frigid, it acts as a specific in every species ef disorder which undermines the bedly strength and breaks down the animal spirits. Far sale h all druggists. - t IE t5jiLg - -.?. a rU -N. I FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK AL X nays ou hand at the City Drug Store. BOOKS, STATIONARY, TOILET ARTICLES, AGENCY FOR THK W. L. COWAN, Druggist. GASOLINE OIL & LAMPS i. IT THE Olty Dr-vlg fitOlo. Jacksonville, Sept. 10, I8T0. REGULAR DISPATCH LINE, FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO CRESCENT CITY. ATOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN y that the following A No. 1 Schooners are placed oo the above ronte, ror toe present season : Fanny Jane, Caughlll, Master ; General Ord, Deacon, Master ; Minnie Bell, Whitney, Master. $S Freight, S5 per ton. For freight or passage applj to A.M. SIMPSON 4 CO., Howard St. Wharf, S. P. Or to the Masters on board. 13alm Angus'. 1, 1870. NOTICE. Roseburg Land Office, Oregon, ) Oct. 14. 1870. f rPO GU3TAF THOMAS, a homestead clalm L ant: You are hereby notified that the affidavits of Joan Biizer and a. u. wintgen nave been niea in this office, alleging that you have abandoned your homestead entry No. 348 upon the W. of a. E. ana . or S. W. J or bee. zs. in 1. i, S. R. 2 W.. and that the 19th day of Novem ber, 1870, at 1 o'clock, p.jt., has been fixed up on for toe bearmg of raid alleged abandon ment at our office, at which time you will ap pear and offer evidence in support of your claim or tho same will be considered abandoned as alleged, and reported to the General Land Office for cancellation. W.R. WILLIS, RegUter, A. R. FLINT, Receiver. 22octtw ASHLAND MARBLE WORKS. TlfARBLE MANTELS, MONUMENTS. lM. Grave Stones, &c, alwaja en band, or; maae to oraer. J. H.KUSSEL Aafcland, ijply 9, 1870.-1 J ra : r jw t & i a-j; in g9 I I In S M S I o d - n o a is 3 el,g os E u ?3 D. 2 9 c B S I U M" - S L. S I - j W w o u " tr r- rn . o d a S S3 5 & rJi a m m rM L g ' ? Superior' Plows, WE HAVE RECEIVED A SUPPLY of those superior PLOWS, which wo Introduced last season, and which hare (ireq sach'entlre satisfaction to those who bare nsed them, being well adapted to different tolls. : j i Also, a full Assortment of Pirior and Box Stoves; ' ' Assorted Iron, 'Nails ' '.'' , ' w ! . Horse Shoes and Nails; Superior Meat Cutters, Cedar "Watt, 'Rojie. h " i- i Shelf Hardware, Oils, Paints, Glass, &c. ALSO, THE CELEBRATED ALWAYS ON HAND, A FULL VARIETY OF SHEET IROIT WARE. 5 Hydraulic Pipe, Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron Ware made to order. HOFFMAN &. KLIPPEL. Jacksonville, October 22, 1S70. "EXCELSIOR" LIVERY STABLE, On Oregon itrtct, Jacksonville. PLYMALE & MANNING. 3to " Jb& Having jnst received from Saa Francisco a fine stock of HARNESS, BUGGIES 4 CARRIAGES, We are prepared to famish oar patrons, and the public generally, with as FINE TURNOUTS As can be bad on the Pacific Coast. Saddle horses hired to gq to any part of the country. Animals BOUGHT AND SOLD. Horses broke to work single or1 doable. Hor ses boarded, and the best care bestowed upon them while In oar charge. .JS9-OUR TERMS ARE REASONABLE.- A liberal share of the public patronage Is solicited. , PLYMALE 4 MANNING. Jacksonville, Ogn., OcUI7th. TJ. S. JACKJJO.VVTLLE ORECO.V, Comr of California mid. Ihird Sts. L. HORNE, Proprietor, BEGS LEAVE TO INFORM THE Public that be has the lamest, best, and most commodious Hotel in Southern Oregon. It is located in the central nart of Jackson vil'e ; Stages from the North and South leave regularly lrom the U. 55. UOTEL. The House has lately been re-painted, and renovated ; the rooms are newly furnished, and well ventilated. The Bedrooms are annulled with SPRING BEDS, and every other con venience lor tue comforts of the guests. BOARD AND LODGING Can be had at reasonable rates, according to the room occupiea. 1-EC33 I'.a.jSXjjEI Will be supplied with the best the market-can nsata. i FAMILIES Can find at this House rooms especially arranged for their comfort and convenience,- as well as every attention and comfort usually found at a well kept Hotel. A URtfE HAfL Is attiched to the Hotel, for Balls, Meetings, Shows, ic., and can be had atreasonabla terms. Jacksonville, Oregon, Jan. 8, 1J0v-tf W. HERMANN, k lUl J, fnna Londbn-f Morohant Tailor, Jacxsonvtluc, Oaioox, 7KaittotbriiBco-AmrleaaKttaimnt, "- Is prepared to make new suits, In the lates style; eatisfactIou.guaranteed. Cleaning, and repairisg done at feasonablt rate. " 2iul;70tf Warren Lodge No- 10, A. F, & A- M. 'K a HOLD their regular communications jaV'onJhe Wednesday Evenings jor preoed NUgth'&full mbonJIar-jACMo;m.LS( os ,ioos. A;. HAHTINj.W. If. 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WastnraditRaaiinernatoanwbatmia. acqulnted wttb Uils, Ui tnatat Faaut or tb (. for tho betllsc of oil duaCtt Ui,TJifOU ao4 liUnrr asiorlas you taal NEWEtL'S Pulmonary Syrup ku eorod thonaads ud It Vrtn can TOO U you tij Tola lavalubla medldao la plaastat to lio totot sootblat; Leillnj ud tlnaiUuaiaf la Its effects ; to tmly free 'from air pobonota or dtletulou traff, and parftctly btrmleta nadtcaO dicnirmancaa, . CanlScUea from miay promintat dUsaaa L jaai Irandico accompany eiery boula of NEWELL'S Pulmonary Syrup - ' a" - ' REDKGTOX & CO. ipats, Su rnadaoo. DR. E. COOPER'S UNIVERSAL . MAGNETIC BALM. A general FinilW Mpfliolno Tl U ..! eiga remedy for Diotheria. And kindred diseases of the, THROAT, and' uuequauea in curing Dysentery, Dlarrbtfa; Cholera. Colic. Cholera Mnrhn. mil Fever and Atma. Neuralgia,. RheumaUnn, "Colds', Toothache, Burns, Sprains, Bruises, etc., etc., are at one r relieved by lu timely nse Trulv a Vegetable Prrpar-- ation. rTone'&rennlnft ithnnt al(r.K. f.r R. 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