Oregon sentinel., March 30, 1872, Image 2

THE OREGON SEfiTIHEL.
Satubdy Mdening, March 30, 1872.
H. KELIiY, - . Editor.
" republican
stateLticket.!
p For Representative,
JOSEEEL G. WILSON,
of Wwd County,
For PtetiSential Fkclon,
TV. D. HAEE.
in
or Wrthwglon Cpnnty.
A. B. MEACHAM,
of Umatilla County.
, J, F. RAZLY,
. of ninplaa (5'nn!T.
- ; """
Eepnblican State Platform.
TJir- TTrjinn Rppublicnn party of Ore
gon, in Convention, makes thi declara
tion, of its prinuipf'-R ami policies :
1. To the Contitutinn of the TJn
tprt Sale;inrl all ii Amsnd"mritR we
pledge our unfaltering nllPErinnee :to
its,anthority a willing olieriienre; to
its full and legal construction and en
forcement onr constant enpport.
fi. J hat the FncroR of the present
National dminisrntinn in reducing
the public deht, deminHiinjr and equal
izing taxation, administerinc rverv
branch of puhlic nflTtir with pc-nnnmv
and efficiency, formine and irnprnvinir
the cjvjl service, enforcing the law
without fear or favor, prntri-tii thp
nation' wnrrla with patrmnl rarp
against the cnie avarice of specu'atinn
and rand, and maintnininsr friendlv .re
lation with ForvJsrn Powers, has lwn
?uch a, to co-nmind the nnprnlmiinn
ofthjpreatjnajorty ftCthe American
people, nnd iusilv pn'i''p it to he nn
fidenep and rnmmendation of every
true Republican.
3. Wq regard the payment of onr
nanonii riitt, full cemnlioncn with
all lepal ohlipations to our ci editors
every w Ihtp. and in accordnnce ivjih
the tine letter and spirit of iNcnnf net
inpr, as no longer a queciinn in issue;
but that we ma v he clearly understood,
we denounce all forms nnd d!rre o(
repudiation of that debt, a affirmed br
theDprnocralio pirty -ind its FYmn-i-thieers.
aa not onlv national caliinitip,
lmt. positive crimes, nn.l we will never
consent to a suspicion of lark of honoi
or jutice in i'ji complete satisfaction.
4. We admit of no distinctions be
tween citizens, -whether of mtive or
foroien birth; and therefore we favor
the prnntincoj fn)l amuestvto thenpo.
pie of those State. lately in rebellion;
and wo here plcdce the' full and efle
live protection of, onr riil laws to nil
persons voluntarily coming to or resid
ing in our land.
5. We favor the pneonraeempnt of
railroads bv the General Government
oftho United Stales, and hold that.
6iich disposition should be made of the
"public lands as shall secure the same
to actual settlers onlv. in quantities
not excepdinc; ICO acre.
6. That while wo arp in fu-nr nf n
revenue for the support of the General
Government, by duties upon imports,
ound policy require such adjustment
of Oioo duties on imports as to en
conrace the development nf,the indus
trial interest of the uhnle, country;
Slid we recommend lint po'iev of i"a
tiotial.exchanee uliicli secures to the
woikinp men liberal wages, to agricul
ture remunerative prices, 10 mcchiiiirs
and manufacturers an adequate reward
for their skill, labor and nterpiise.
and to the Nation commercial prosper
ity and independence.
7. We believe that nnnular cdnni
tion is the sole true basis and hope nf
a iree government., and shall ever op
po any divrrsioti of, or inierfer'ice
with I ho common school funds or lands
in ibis State, for any other than their
ligitiinate purpose, and we condemn
the act of f'avoiitism by the last Legis
Iatnre whereby two hundred thousand
dollars, taken from the, school tund.
weie granted toacorpnratioiu'nnsistitig
mainly of Democratic leaders, -and nr
ty favorites, for the construction of a
work which another corporation, eiiii'e
ly 'Mvuntl and .respoiirible, mfivn-d !
construct tor soenly.fhe tlii.n..nn')
'dollanrless; and ihaj we ard in favor
ot the plassago by the Legislature of an
efficient boIiooIIhw, fuehas ehnll secure
to all -iiizns of our Stale a good com
'nirtii school education.
8. Wo find no terms suffioiiilK
stror.g to express our rtf-apvroial "
iacts of the last .Legislature whereby
the BWnmn lan.h hrltintfinn in tli'ii
Slate have bvon taken front ihd.neei.y
Settlers, and given without limit or
J proper competition in price to th laud
grabbtrand specnlttor; whereby I'ih
emoluments and salartt-s of Statu offi
cere have been uncoiiKiitutionallyjn.
creased, nnd the taxes increased hou
'and ol dollar by tlie creation ot new
and unnecessary officers and salarie.
for the purpose ol.pmii.iihg for party
favorites, and whereby the citizens of
our uictrpnlis have Ivt-n depricrt f
find denied the light' of controlling
tbeirpolicu authority. And we equally
condemn the administration of onrStntt
i officers and laws as extravagant, leek
less, illegal and destructive, and we
-rightly charge all theee n-snltBaslhe
bgib oi ine u mot-ratn- pam.
t WejSre jn' favor of ihe United
folates cii imr to im,.i ti. .,....!. I.- A.
charge)rplier:who M-rvidn'tlfe nr -
mies of the United Slates to'int down
ihc icucjiiou s warrant wr a jtora. j
Mend ot IbO :im-(. ot the public lamU."
10. That we dem unl the repeal ol
the so called litigant at, which was
devied to Fuppnrt piupe Democratic
newspapers at the public expense.
13. Tluit iIim K-piiblienii psrty of
this State are in favor of the General
Government extending aid toward
building a railroad from Purl Intnl. Ore
goajtnSdi Lake Citv'jind fiojn .Tark
son county to Humboldt, and weliere-by-juVdeeour
party representatives tii
the support ot the same.
12. That the indiscriminate licens
ing of pH-Mius to nil pirii turns liquors
without being placed under, proper
responsibilities for the abuse thereol,
having ) en found by experience to
promote-'the grnw'th ot crime and pau
perism, nd ll-en by i rioiiHlv itwri se
the rati of taxation, the Republican
party resognizes the right and duty ot
i lie lawmaking power lopreAeit ami
limit th evils and nhtisi s of snob sain,
so far a concerns the public; good and
is consitent with indiviilual liberty, by
reluxinu to license otherthau law ablil
ing and responsible persons, w-Jiu car.
furnish tufficieut sureties for good con
duct.
jp. That the Republic in pnrty ol
Oregon'is in fav'orot obt'dning asis
mice Irnm the General Government
fur the constriiciioii pi a wagon road
from the city of Portland to theDalls,
recognizing llm as a moxi important
tnd necessary improvement 4r, the
State.
14. We affirm that ttie continuance
in power of the Republican p.irty i
the only sure preservation of national
peace and prn-perity, atnl lor ri'ami
iheielnr we point toils brilliant ncurd
in the lije civil war; to a comph te na
tionaliiy; to a united Msteihnnil of
thirty seven States; to our Territories
mpidly warming into S.iat elite; to a
na ion fieed from ih" taint of 1 nmm
slavery; to an elevated and eid.irged
citizenship; to our naiioiial Mamlini;
at linmeiud abroad; to the work ol
vigorous relorm in all ilwoveicl
abusen of authority or trust; to :n nn
eqii'iled lniiigii endil; to a iin cestui
ami solid iiiiJiieial hMtiu, and to the
unparalli leit pe.ice nii'l pn-p'ijtv
-v ry where in our broid dmn do. ami
thee are onr jiledges lor the future.
15. We hail ;he '-New Dep-trturr"
ol thp late Di mot-rath: parly, taken by
i he ectionol their Conventions in em
State, a-, mi nflirni.ition ol the princi
ples lor vvlii'-h the Ri publican party
lias contended for the lat ten years
ajid in the "Passive Policy" of that
party, already .assumed in several ol
the State' we recognize an acknowl
edgement of llit ir hopelcp-nes ol suc
cess in the coming 1 iLBidential con
test. On pinlipn ot J. B. Underwood, tl
rules were suspended and the Convene
tion proceeded to nominate a Repre
sentative to Congre.
On motion of 15. Fl Dowell, Joseph
G. WiNon was unanimously sebcted
as the onilidate for Reprtscutativts
to Congress.
On motion of 1L A. Ilnnge, a com
mit le of three wa appointed to con
dut-tMr, W'iImiii litfore the Convention.
Jlessrs. Ilngui- o Gnint, Dowell ot
Jackson, and Scott of Marion, were
appointed us sin h committee
On motion, n rictus of tin minute
was Ihen taken.
TJie lion. J. G. Wilson vva then
iiitiivdni-ed -uid addressed the C'onven
tion in his unul h ippy and able in.ui
uer.
The Second Judicial delegates an
iiiuned th it tbev had nominated .ludgi
F. tA. Clienowelh as candidate for
D.ictiicl Attorney.
On motion the Convention confirmed
the norriiuitipn.
Pu motion, a reecs was tlun takei
until 9 a. in., to morrow.
P W. R VIJ.AUD, Chairman.
M Ijikkr, SicrtUry.
,1
. Proceedings of the R publican State
Convention.
second Dy.
The Convention met at 9 o'cloel
thi moiiiing, aiul after nading the
ininutis of the pievious seion, jiro
ceeded to business.
THE CDHKY COUNT r QUnsTION.
Tle member of the Second Judicial
BiMrict, to whom had l.ee'p nltrrcd
ihe m-Hler of tlie Cmiy inunty vote,
repoited that they had made their
DiMrict nomination without allowing
the oteof Cnrjy county to be cast.
On motiontlie report vva adopted.
NOMINATIONS OF PROSECUTING TTOK
NE1 S.
The Relegate from the Tliird Jti'di
eial Difriet reported tint tbev hid
nominited N. 11. Humphrey, of Linn'
county, lor 1 rosecuting Attorney..
On motion the Convention coiirirmed
the nomiiiatiiin. The Komth Jmlici-il
District reported 'that G-oige 11. Dnr
h-km, Esq, had ln'n iinniiuated for
f roseculii'g Attorney. On molion the
Convention confirmed the ni-nibmiioii.
"The mi-niber of the Fifth Judicial'
DistricJ report, d that they had 'nomi
nited T. C Ifyde a Pioserniing At,
tomev. Tlie iiouiinatiou was on motion
confirmed. ,
Tlie Convention then procPfted tri
the nomination of Presideuti.il electors.
On motion it was decided to vote bv
ballot. '
It was also determined that three
-indid-ite be roltd tor at once and
lb it it required a majority of the" otis
cast to bet.
r .1 a .. .....
'api.oii.t.di'P. P. Gi'MTofTamliill, '
! Howar-I Noribnin f Multuou-ab, ud,
JI1 motion UtC lOIIOWIIIS It-libra n-riv
ji. oaKer ot union county.
3Ir. Hill, wiili thanks to the Convgn-.
tion, declined to accept, and offered
the name ot W. D. llire otWathiDg-
von cnuniy. gi
A. Bi Jleacham, Esq.,of ;UmatilIa,
J. F. Gazely ol Douglas, L. 0."Stearn
ot Baker, and T. W. D'.m nporr oT
Marion, wcie then placed in uoniina
tion.
The roll was then called and the
ballot lak ii, ami upon ihei-ouin luiug
math- it'wa- fonhd fli.it the' following
gentlenii li-ul bem ebcted: W. li
Hare of Washinginn. J. R Gazelv of
LDougla'i and A. B. Meacham ot L'ma
ulla.
The announcement of' the vote wa
received with apphiuse.
helegatls to the natioxai. convex
tion.
Thp Chair then announced tht the
next order ol busim s w-n the el.riinn
of six delegates to the National Con
vention. '
The 'idlow ing r solution was offered
and adi pled nmidxl great applause;
Be it Resolved. By the Repnbliran
p-irtyol the State of O-Tgon,, in Con
ventiotl asst-nibled, at Portland, Ore
gon; the 21st day ol March, 1872, that
our tdfgate rlicti-d lo cast thi vl.t.
for the Statu in tlu-Niiimi-il It. pubU
tan Coiivrntion to be ileld at Phil idl.
phia, on the 5th .lav of Jim,., 1872, be
and hereby are instructed to'n-t lli(ir
voles for UIseS..Grtnl'fi.rPr,si.leiit
of the'Unitpd Stat.s, and for Si-huvlrr
Colfax for Vice President of the United
States.
A vote by b-illof was t-iken -ind the
follow ing named gentlemen were cbo
sen :w ,1, b.g.,1,. i ihi-Natioii.il Re
publican Conv.ntion:
Messr. B. F. Dowell. J P." Booth.
Hiram Smith, G.org,- p. Hidinan, T.
Cl.aimtn and Jl. P. n-rsmi.
OTIIKR KKfioI.UTIO.VB.
Ir Simps, n. of Ibniou. ofTei.d tin
'oKo.rii.g, which was iiii-iniuionslv
a lept'-d.
Jlfsnlred, T'.it p remniin' ""'
approve the extension of the lan-l gnn'
br C..ngrs in the Oiegon ('.nltal
lJibo-i.l Cnipoiv. from the Yanihil
rbfr in thn juneiion of s-nd ronl with
itie()r. go., and California Raiiioid at
Jnretion (Tiv.
The following was offered bv a di'-lo
i-ite from Ti'l.-mook mid adopted bv
the Com entio.i ;
J!ef.r)k'el, That wc are in f-ivqr, of
he G.-nepI Gnvi-rnm. nt ai ling in ilo
"instruction f n wagon ro id from
Til'.iinook to th'- Wil'amettc valley by
i liberal grinl of lan-'i
Adelegai.. f.om B'nton s.itln-iitid
the anni-xi-l reolinioii. whiib as
nlitpiul w-iihout di-f-ussioii ;
ICPHnltfil. T'". v- om.- i lading
debt of gratitude to theso'd'e s of our
nrmv'.-md s,iix ot our navy, w'io im
t-iile.l their liv- during the latere
bell on in d.feiise of constitution .1
'i' C-tv, and llf.t wc .b-.tg.. to tl em
our faith that Me will cVcr1 hold thini
in gr.-iteful rim'mbiace. and will take
care that the wiv i-.iid i.rpht.iisof theii
d. ad comrade, shall be c.ire-1 lor, and
to this end w.- favor the estah'ishmrnt
of homes :iii-1 asv linns', and liberal prli
sions by ihe Gem nil Goveinnn nt,
STATE CKNTIIAT COJIMHTEE.
The election of a State Central Com
mil tie being next in order, itwa de
cided i hat the eouuii.-s be culled and
the delnrit.-s have autlioriiy to name
the member ol the Cmnit"n- Th
roll was then called, with the following
reult :
" Jickson 0. W. Si'va-'e.
C.V. F 7. T.. Wlitsoi..
Line W. W. Brisfiw. '
Douglas D V. Si. am.
Benton- B. W. Wjlson. ' '
Linn D. W. Ballaid.
M,.ioii N B Kn "ht. ' ' ''
Polk-R II.T3M111. ' 'f ,
Y-imhill a 1. Burbauk. '
Tillamook-Win. Stillvvell. u"
Clackimas D. P. Thompson '
Ciduini-iiI L.Ladd.
Cl-itsop R. R. Spe.blen. "
'W.-ishingion J D Jlerryntan.'
Mulliioinah C. W. Parribh,
Waco-R. W Crandall.
Grant J. W. CluiM-h.
Umalill-i George Gs"ood.
Union M. B.ik.r. "
B-ik'er- Windham Bruner.
Curry 51. Kiley.
.Tosi-jildne Alexalnler Watt.
The Convention thi-n vote.l-tbailks
to tlie officers for the tiithtul maiin.-r
in which iheyhid diclt irged the du
tie devolving upon tln-uit alter vihiJh
it ailjplirncd thie die.
The Slate Central Coinmilfoo' then
held a nit', ting and elect d C. W. Par
rish, Es,'h-iirninii
Etuu..woii mhv convention.
In another column, will 10 found the
Jtepub;ic.in platform of this Sjate; that
vv.is unaiiiufoulv adopted by the JJe
publir.iis in the ' Stale Couvniin.
Tlie pl-itform I'mb.Mliesihe t-finjiirieiit
'l t;hepaity, nnViyin l;e jinl'tl' in
lorsid by every -irue, IJtpuiiliraii.
Willi these priilciplii Ihrmr plaifonu
we will mirch 'tin to 11 triuniphant
victory on the adlui'lay it Jlu.i. n'-t. tJ
isTocKltoLDEiA Kemmbe!r that a0
nieeting of, the Stockholders of the'
Rogue River V00ieu ifVuiufa'cTory
will be beld at Ashland, in the fa.-ti.rV
buifdiiig, on W duet-day, A.ril 24th,
18j2, at 1 u clpck .p, in. S e notice in
adveitising eolnnin n second
page.
w
The jnr.v in iiiv e.ise 1,1 t'larkv
'ntkimU rtturmil "a verdict ot one
dolUr for plaiutiti.
1JIJ5D.
WETTEKER At ihe rcd-iice or Ih. family,
in JBcltronrille. Varch Utb, 1872, JUry Id
May. dsiihtcroTJorph andFmlerica Wet
terer, sgtd 3 yean, 2 mouths ana It day.
I30UN.
tlOWAUD-Oa Tlmidy. March , 187i. it.
the wife,or JS. llimxid a ij ni-hirr
,yEyJTOTDAY.
1
MAY-DAY PARTY.
AT
- JET.P.DEEHIIYSV
. Ifear Ft.' Lane, '
WEDMSLMY, MAY 1st, 1872.
D'irui2lh"dT there, will t-oK-rod a purre
Tor M.i.in : hIo a part- for m.'ille h..rs.
lu.craud frature of tlieduy willbja CUCK
FIG II r ,
- Fnn50ASIDK.
Til' liis f riiK i' now nt. ami-all o difnnl
Jin Ink a nitip. Thedav'o uiuuiinril nlll
'u r.itl.iH'nl ly 14 s - t
DANCE AND SUPPER.
II. V. DE-KINS.
Jai ksonrjltc. Oregnn, M ucli 30. I.I
- NOTICE. .
- ,, tl.ij. bAMI U1CK, I
" Tl.isrnli.a UiK.ns. Mm h 20 J7?. f
C'VII'bVIN'T l.sr'.iL' lf-Jn etilrpl nt lliis
offJcc i-yW. H.IIjd-amlJ.WnirnHtn.t
s. Murrnr.n.r afiauilxiimsMs lim t.lt-ulrv.
$ 2J4. (til.d Jiiint. IH-5. iihiii lb- S.,'V. J
-rrtimi 2". i.nn-ti i TH! ii . nnp- 3 !. in
luekx.li L-.u.1. 1'r.-iiu. illi ii vinor to ilir
.ii'ic 11 iti.i. ol ft'd.-nir) ; ihe p d Mrliis ho
K rc.y .umini.h.d u.or nt tli- ' ffljlm th
sihiliv i M.c iMi ni 1 .'cl k i- s. t-. r
Hiid and Ojr d-ji te-tan my co.icifruiiijt u d
nil. g d ub.iiiilaiiiju-nt. '
V M It WILLI'S. ReNler,
mi i '.-v U, II l-;i( V N'S" It riv. r
Notice to Stockholders.
1 IIB,.NUL MEETINC.rt'i-si.KiUi.M
l .n. .'r ill.- K....U- it r. ( Vnll.-y lV..l.-.i
.vUnnftriiirii'if l . u ill ! lied it Ailil.n.d in
th- fautorv lni d n, ii i V.d le-dif, Ap ll H
.1)72 t I c:-k r. u
' '111- Ijct nf il-iiiw-tliic i l flei-t Fire
1 1 r.et.iis l.r ih- .M.-ninjr v-ar hi d di iran-at;
tion of Mith olh. r liu-eiH s n-nuy Louduct to
tie int. r. st. of lbcCumpany - ,-i
J V!..VcCAL!.,rris.
(J K Krcvj P.CV
.silj.d VI ,ic!i 3'lih. P7. 4t
'HOLLOWA
r.7::y Hn Ills o?n Pjivsim
I'lir im'ntnm-n1 fr HOT T,0T7AY3
1 riLUi v, 0NTMEC ii ir.nptPd
nnrnnciptM puriitd tocuautrctt ihct "iiXu
In a drrtrmert tVmlu'TrirplTC8, 1
tt i h n iKiu-d n j! w Trn 'e Jliii k. rtmsut
iiifrifitTt K'nrpiwu circlo cf n K.n-cn, vril
ttie-tteflli-atherentre. H-n U-mfjffii-no
IIoLutwAT'i Tim nl Ovtmkxt vll
have! hi tnule mark in it , noa uiu tnune
iiit.ontit.
K. Y- CncM cCK..'W'jPronri;tors
18 21 tUa L.ioe. ew Voile.
mmm bitters.
S. T. 1860 X.
Tlus wontlcrlul Vegetable res
tdrative is tic she'Jt-smehcr of
the feeble anB tlebilitaietl. As a
,tonic and cordial for the agad
and langtiil it has no cqithl
among stomachics). As a rem
edy for -the nervous veaknes to
which women are especially sub
ject, it is r aapeeding ever"
othor stimulartt - In all cli
mates,, tropical, tempora'e or
Irigtd, it acts as a specific in ev
ery ppeites of disorder "whi6h un
dermines the bodilv s'reit-ith and
hreaks down the animal spirit?.
' Beautiful "Woman! .t
iiro,i' Mu.(ir.i, 'b'ai.m
, givvi't.llie C.iltllil.xioii'tltC
""' ' t'rt-slim-s i.f outlt.
'"lUotv's MaiimiIu llAt.U iTircKi'-r tic
fliMi-il Hip.niraio-CBDd '.y hfat. fatic'i' ai'd
Mcitrvnui' ll lusk. lb) lady .iffurly app ar
bat In. ntv.ai d o iiaior.,! au.1 Ofifet tt at u.
.cix.ii cxir il. I. cl it applicnl mi. lly it u-t
ih l r-.iiib'i-t skiil ni nle to rivl lli- pure ni-
VI ant l xluleiiryiiiilfif.it b-naty .J.rmnt-
r.dnw liluiclir. aid m'uiiVs' It c.'iilnui
vMlimi: llufuill i jure Itiv skiiL in lli lm.t.
M UiiI.IA lit. M i u-il li all fa-litimalilp
J-d ri in .War York. 1,'iml.in atid l.ri ll
'.il only 73 guitu k r lioilfe; add ii old ,b)'
Sll Itnlirpt'l and I'ltTiimen..' " .( )'
- NOTICE. .
WnrniiOLs. Gcnrje t ll-jriirnvn. my ton, fie-1
In'iimler e. baI. fi linnte. I ve in.iic,- 'tint
I iu iay n il D'tslnullw may enitracl. in
Will lfire b m his titles- h,,d Hill mw.v r .rv him
jn aiit it 1 Mil blip It. ' '"
MM.. II. VtntlXAV..
Jiek nWl.Mrrli 4 W7i 4
Use Kluctro-SUieoD,
Y'S
1 ,.u ed "E fl V sja
GRAND PIONEER Bill,
To be given at
HORNETS HALL
On the Evening of
APEIL 5th, 1S72.
Music by the Jacksonville
"String Band."
Unntrr of CVrrmoniet : ,
W A.0wr.
t
" - 'CnmmUtea'o'tiIniiUlton:.
Cn as. W. 5atagb, Col. J. E. Ross,
'i
Wa, Utske.
Tnos. "Vimuut.
T. G Rkauks
IlKMlTKurrKL,
U Btx .i.(;r,
Cvrr. S. RAtTMAIlSn,'
J. B. WUITB. .
Iiaac-Sacus..
J. C, Tuuux.
"Floor Managers:
John Himhr,
II V II.I.M.
II. F. Duvrrix,
JI It. I'LETtlltH.
11. It. Bttnws.
W. ll. S. Ilroic
J.y. JIcDiNin,
J-iShJTl IVKTTKBKIt.
T1CKCTS S3 SUPPBU at 12.
A Cdial INVITATION cXlendtsd to ALU
Jck-onvi.-. tic i. Mar.-li9-d
0AL8D mm MAILS.
OREGON.
TOST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. )
WAbiiiNG-ni.v,. J.iit 2.1, 1872. J
Ptlll,l)!.vl.i-il b usWed atttifGon
ri-t HUlcr of ilii fl-n'Tlaiint n'itil 3
.. ct-Kik r m. ..I April lt lk.2.("tr t l-c d .1
i.v llu. jut ). fur cimim: tii nu'lif lle
U.iiid siie from Inlv 1-t l7i. to Jit ie 3U
lhil.n.illiriillwliiiTitiii, in Ihr .iati ol
l)r--ii.iiil lur ilir i-cli ilntc of depirture
ami arrival Ii. n in "ii-ctli tt: '
XI lSISC From shK-nl.liTnrowii'(np.)
Link ltio-r (n .(( IJivir (n o ). Yiannx
(i .. ). Ilp-a Vull'-y in. n.). Ilt -"orfinta
(ii. ..).ai. If!.i- lik.-Vnll r (n.o ), t. Lake
Onr. Oil. i! t.iuHifl i.u.l bv.-.k,.iuo iv, wcrk.
i. ate -lil.ml liindit al 6,n m,:
Arriv.-.il I. ike Cttriunlay bv7p m ;
l.."Vr I.nlc ITilT Mimilav at H a m.;
Arriv.-al Atilnd ?"aiiud by 7 p.m.
Ml. AI57" Fnnn llA-r City. Iir Triicliiv-dV
llri'Ue. tn U. in uil y. Ui.m.le and bick. once a
ik
ntMV.- I'akr C W Fr'div at 7 a m ;
Arrive al fi m I iiy liv Sum;
t-vf (i m.Cily sttturdiy at 7am;
Arr veal IlikerOiiy by - m
NO I alSA Krmii Itaker t.Uy. 'by .Auburn
a.il '.ieali.)iitnii n)jlo l!k'villi; (a. a),
ll nil saiilbick unci a e. k
l.ve ISik.r-iltr Mimil.i at fi a. m ;
Airireat ItiL'irsville In 5 p. m ;
Lean- lifsv II- Tnetl iv at - a. m
Arr'iT.- al IUk- r Oilv Iiy 5 pm.
N-i.' 151 19 Trom I)illi. br Dnd Tpnrt
l,ucknint.-. I,.-.(ville. riiimlH-r'c Mill ami
I'll I im.nti,A aI.hm. 50 niilif amfliack, once
i w.-tk
j are If ill is Tus .1 y at S i. m'j
Arrive at U"a in xt d ly Iiy 3pm;
I..-nve Vli Fridsy aija ni,;
Atriv.-nt llillis nexijljy by .1 p m. -
NO. r.ir.o I,im Jacksniivlle bv Central
11'nt ii. h,)! and IltyWV b-rry (iuo,l
MclMiiiel k Mills in o I, 18 milm ami luck.
mice a ir. k.
I, .are Juck-nnville Wdned4V alfi a.lm. )
Ar ue-it Vlc)aiieill.y'lim)
1-.ivb ' clm.i"I VMiMn nt 1 p. m;
Arnvent J..ck-oiinlleliy7sp m.
Ncf. ljilli! From IJmititti. br Flint'-. Store
(n.o ) K,'ii.kY.ikmaC 11. F-irt Simc.
Allan. .nm. M..1ice. Klitii .-;. tah. aml.Wal
ti-r r.nHVSinie (n. t 1. Thnrpe'" store (n. o.)
17(1 ml.' and bak onceaneik.
I.e U.nvilIil!.Mlvat7 ium;
Arrire .t T!nri' ,-Jinre Fridir by B p. m;
1,-ave Tnorp-'f stn. M.im.Ht at 7 a,raj
Arrive at Un villi i Fr'dav Iiy lips.
HMs of J J 0 III and npw ird m '( b acenra
piuM bv a ceriili l ih ck r dnift .-qnil tn5
prr pent, i.r lb b il Lvirnrtlureli 31.1X71,)
For ftiim.r iti..p..sat.i..iiArintt.. and cerlir
cae. and Hl,. fur iisiiuctiiin iv to the c nidi
li.M.s to Iw . mbrar-d in iber.t .ircl. Xc , see
adriTlI-.-meiit nf ibis dile. and of S'pt.SUlli
liil.1 vid -i nt Smb. 1871) b.vitlinr iirnpiisal
for in ol a. rtice in On-Kon. tu be found at the
(jrinc pil post die a. ,
llitl- fli'MlM th- Kent ta m --Ji-d enretnnps. an
M-trer.lie.t- Mailvir..porflsi.:taie of Urcpni.'',
nn.l Til'lre-M-u i, me SiColnJ AMi"Iatit 1 o.CJ
master Uinerat
i ' JJ.O. A. J. CRERSWHl.L.
I'lstmasier (leneral.
SADDLE & HAKS
MANUFACTORY.,
HEMIY JUDGE
II AS re.nmid hit former bu'ini-fs In Jack
L vilie. Or.-iroii. mi Caiifi.rnia ftreet. nexl
d.Mir In A Filier A tiro . and will keep con
rlaiitlyini luu.d a gentral a-rortment cf
.SAI)I1L1,
IMUDLKS,
IIAMKS,
. IIAUNKSS, '
'C0T.'l.ARS, "
'Il.Vre BIIaN'ETS.
IJNEX SI1EEI4
HU0DS,
wiuirs,
jspuns,
CUIltlY C0MDS&U0IUE URUSIIES
TRACE.
tllREAT,
, II.LTER"Ar ',,
, ZT'- D0U CHAINS
,-JU V .is' V
and a larfe Mock f '
SADDlERY'HABDWABE'&riNDING5
All .ird- r" fnim. a da-taiiee- protnpily tl
vliiniifacli.rinp'lnnrd r and repurirfir dont,
on ele.ll I...I ed Wiin ine ue-v Aiair-,,,)
' aft c!- in Illy li'e will " f-l at'lnwe'f
Cisiilit!ciiiliaiii.'irb-rure oiruta In Jack-
Fonvnie.
' , I'Uasf Call ami and examine my STOCK
bef re purchasing ifsiuhere,
we.,, c 'HENRV JUPGB-
' Jackto-iviilf , hnr Oct. r. 7-vfVr
t-8ETTLB"TTP. '
A M. tbfe n.dela.d .HrtU-r & Shannon""
ittiirillfit aS5.ltHiuleni.i tdj Qifle up.'
iiiKd,tely . ' .r t.
H1V L lelYIJ.-'rtlP'TVIICViJ.ysS
JacksontUle, Orexuu, Juae 17, lt71.
J.K WHITE. x tl&lX$UMm
(SCCCISSO 10 JAS.T. QtXJIN.)
V
GENERAL MERCrWANbTsE
' CA'LIFdRklAitRiET,-
'jacks6ni:li:."6reqon.
' ' " .i
s x."!
iEW FIRM . XEtf GOODS,
IK D. ss
LOW PRICES WILIrWlN!
THE UNDERSIGNER TAKES, PtEASURK
Inf notifying liia Wead and the public
generally, that be i noiv rectiriu and op
ening a very large and tiUasire itock of
STAPLE DHY GOODS. ia
EEADY MADE- CL0THWG,
HATS AND CAPS,
CALIFORNIA AND SALEM
cloths. '
, BLANKETS,
H,t r.11?,0,? SKiKTS
-S- . J IM,s ,t ,
ETC., ETC
BOOTS AND SHOES
" ' ' J" " ,vn s , '
Ladies'", Msses'd: Child rah 'Stocs.
J l have, alio, in connection with -tB
C&" the above, a my large and -&i
&" extensive kiinkuf choice -5
i (imtTrics. Hurdwure. -Qi ,
S& Qurenawarp. -j
,S- Ulam - - ,
tSf ware. Cutlery, -2JJ
tWlT Paintu nn.l Oilf afi...; -jjj, -f
.-Windn Ula. Nailn. Ir..,-j
YVs. un,l .s!.mI n.i .. (-....
4- Plows, Wooden and Willow ware, -a
lam readv in cell nnvtl.tr. rn M- it...-.
Hie LOWEST CASH PKICE. reronewr.bbln
i.i.i.iycooii.. winiind it realty to thrirad
vaniaj.- io examine mv lnck before purcbai
in? elaeniiere. ar I am deiermln.l n. ... i..
undersold Iiy anv houte in Jackmn county.
Give me a call, and Ihen judfr, lor vourtrlf
aa to my capacily'to furnlih goodi at above.
WIHTK i MARTIN.
Jackionville. November 18, 18711'
THE TEMPLE
!' -r;,, OK,, - .
' IO
18)1:
t , 1 .e
PRODUCTIONS OF
B aToiL's: Bros.
' 's 1 1 - 1 ,
The TrartB or Faiim- cannot be beat
TV re .vt-rjtliing iktp n'ce'iiidiicat-.
The latet ra.honi mjke a rand display
Something new can be teen ertry 'dayi
BrjvOoodafor Winter, Spring Summer and
l Fall; i - -il.ili
, Jnt,biis,!cvertblnB. for which you maycaU,
Onme in new -and handienp w'arm 5
it lea&taake a look, tt wilt, do jou.no harm.
Groocrie". all kinds -we keep the 'be.
I'leafe call in and give them a' teit.
lUrdware. also, from a pin to a spike.
Queejunare, all Jtuid", whATever.jotTIika.
Mcrchindise, in great varietj and price,
Clothing, boot, shoe! all l?cry nfce. '
Liqiinrf.cu-tiiicerK lyill uot let wate,
Tobacco, uch aa w.II mit every Uite.
i
Good syrup. jnt lbs tbinj; for hotcakei,
Vou will eat so much your lde will ache.
Fine pickle, you may nip t by degree,
Aiid'lbcu a big ite it Limbourger cbeeit.
lint we ray no more, com ofor rcnrtelvct.
The fine rinck of cood w bare orrour ihelvea.
The people all know It' and ray io each other.
ICyou wau.omeihjnirorsl BnYoth'jtnre of
SACHS BROTHERS,
LUBf FltOMtllttDEl
si t
v i ;
poKiHpriiinKK.
"Cjafc. " tmso riu
' MOUSE;,
m .!f ACA,RKrAGE&
paWP Hmmk
tl!.-. "-e.
HAVING PERMANF-NTI.Y.OOATED AT
JsckstmvlUrri'wijbhe pb-a-vd to recelv.
Orderai ia anyoj4bo'-bori) brancbei oflha
l.n.ll.es". "' v
j-OrJeryrftirheNjwJUaJei-SJoi wKl
iFi.ipA nrnmnt alleritlun "fiA s.
S""? fl'.'-fttiviiiissiJ0 cut w
biacsfmitb snop.
fnwiv TrAr-nfTTT
r JajiTionviire.OgaM " 2t)'-rretf