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THE OREGON SENTINEL.
Sat&btTat Mobxixg, July 27, 1872.
JlKEL.L.Y., r Editor.
NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN TICKET-
T.or president in 1872,
ULYSSES S. GRANT.
Fop Vice
rermr
President,
-CTZIiSOM'.
Murder of Orme.
I Deserving of CitEDtT. Hon A. A.
Sargent is deserving of the unanimous
The murder ol William Orme, son thanks of the people of Northern Cali-
JTor Presidential Electors,
W.JD.HARE,
or Washington County.
Av B. ME ACH AM,
ol Umatilla County.
,f. P. GAZELY,
of Douglas County.
' "J would' Bum up the. policy of the
Administration to be a thorough en
forcement of every law ; a faithful collection-
of every tax provided lor;
economy in the disbursement of the
eamc: a prompt payment of every
debt of nation ; a reduction of taxes as
rapidly as the .requirements of the
country will admit; reductions of tax
ation and tariff, to be so arranged as to
afford the greatest relief to the greatest
number; honest and lair dealings
with all other people, to the end that
war with all its blighting consequences
may bo avoided, but without surren
dering any ris;ht or obligation due to
us; a reform in the treatment of In
dians, and in the whole civil service
of the country ; and finally in securing
a pure, untrammelled ballot, where
every man entitled to cast vote a may
do so, just once, at each election without
lear'ol molestation, or prosecution on
account of his political faith, nativity,
or color." U. S. Grant.
of Mr. and Mrs. Orme, who live on
Foots creek in this county, justly
creates quite an excitement at Tehama,
Cal., where he was most brutally and
cowardly shot by M. J. Donohue, a
painter of that place.
The facts in the case are these, as we
get them from our exchanges. On the
evening of the day before the shootim:
took place, Orme and Donohuo. had
some difficulty over a game of pool,
in which it seems that Donohue was
entirely to blame. The difficulty at
the time did not assume any serious
character, and was soon brought to a
speedy close, without any one being
hurt. Donohue being in liquor and
very quarrelsome, it was thought that
when be sobered up it would all be
dropped without further disturbance.
But on the morning following Donohue
became intoxicated, and procured a
revolver and threatened to take the
lite of Orme on sight. Orme was in
formed of the threats of Dnnoliue, and
MARRIED.
WaTsON OWENt In Empire City Oregon
1burday, July 11. 1872, by Rev S. U Todd.
E. B. Watson. r Jacksonville, to Miss Mollie
E Owen, of Empire City.
We drank, nf tpa.klii: wiue furnished this
office through Mr '.V.'s rgeucy, unlold happi
ne4 to the bride and groini Mr. Y. aud wife
railed, ihorlly aflei their marriage, to Sau
Kranci-co. and have lieen flopping at the Iliifs
ITiiiv. 'Ir. aiid MrJ. W lravrSau Fra cii-co
to da) mid mil am v.- in Jjck-ouvilte.-m.-xl
Mn'idty, tttie.i ho r ol irn t.l- will on-lci'ne
ibctn
NEW TO-DaY.
Grant or Greeley.
Who are the supporters of Grant?
They are such men as Garrison, Smith,
Phillipps, Beecher, and a host of others,
who have spent their whole lives, not
in seeking lor office, but for the liber
ation of society from ignorance, super
stition and bondage. These are men
ol principle; men of character; men
that stand at' the head of the Nation
in learning and ability. These men
have never sought office ; and; with
tho exception of Garret Smith, they
have never occupied any in tho Gov
ernment. They have been content to
labor for the people lor no other re
ward tban that ol an abiding faith in
the right, and for the moral satisfac
tion it has given them to see the cause
of justice and truth prosper. Aside
from these, Grant is supported by
nearly the entire Union Army; men
that were ready and willing to lay
down their lives lor the defense of
their country, without slopping to in
quire what caused the war, or who
were to blame in getting it up. Again,
ho is supported by the entire force of
the consistent and honest statesmen of
(ho Nation ; men whoso opinions have
been found to be correct, as they have
been given, irom time to time, on the
great' National questions of the past
and tho present.
Grant, thon, is supported by the
wise "philosophers of tho Nation men
who are above selfisb interest; and
by the honest and patriotic soldier
who loved his country better than life ;
and, by the entiro body of successful
statesmen, who aroearnestly laboring
for the good of the whole people.
Who support Greeley ? Is there a
philosopher that rises to the height ol
a Beecher, or Phillips, that comes to
uis rescuer jot one mat nas ever
been heard of.
Greeley draws his support from the
Tammany thieves; Irom tho disap
pointed office-seekers ; from the unsuc
cessful politician; and from the re
vengeful traitors that have yet a lin
gering hope ol destroying the Govern
ment. Can any true patriot be in doubt as
to which of tho two men he will vote
for in November next?
was advised to keep out ol his way,
but as Donohue had made similar
threats against other parties, he paid
no attention to it. At a little after
five o'clock p. rn. of the same day,
while Orme was quietly sitting in Hei
der's billiard room watching a game
of billiards, Donohue came in :il the
side door; seeing Orme he turned
quickly and passed out. but almost im
mediately entered tin- front door with
his pistol drawn and cocked, took de
liberate aim at Orme, who was betliug
with his back partly turned towards
him, and did not see him, and raid
"lous of a b , 1 have not you
now;" and before any one could Inter
fere, fired. The ball first cut the pants
and slightly wounded one of the par
ties engaged in the game of billiards,
and then passed through the fleshy
part of Orme's right aim, aud entered
his light breast just forward of and
below the armpit, ranging downward,
and lodged in the stomach, and he fell
forward on his face with a groan.
Donohue then ttinud a little and fired
another shot at John Rodcn, which
barely missed Roden, and passed into
the wall. Dr. Mathews was immedi
ately summoned, and alter an examina
tion of the wound, pronounced it laial.
Orme seemed conscious that he could
not live, and requested tho Doctor not
to prohe the wound. Orme wa' not
armed. Ho lied in great agony until
midnight, when he died ol internal
hemorrhage. Donohue has since been
arrested, and is now awaiting his trial
in jail. We quote the following Irom
the Teliama Independent :
"The deceased was born in Galena,
111.; was in the 31st year of his sigf,
and had resided in this county lor sc
eral years, and leaves many warm
friends. Was a peaceable and temper
ate man aud geueious to a lault. In
common with humanity he had hi
faults, but they were greatly outweigh
ed by his good qualities. His lather
and mother, two sisters and a brother
living in, or near, Jacksonville, Oie
fornia and Oregon for the persevering
energy displayed by him in urging upon
the P. O. Department the necessity ol
shortening the time between Portland
and San Prancisco, for mail facilities.
Tne mail is now carried Irom San Fran
cisco to Portland in three days and nine
hours, and Irom San Francisco loYreka
in 40 hours, with a still lurther gain of
time as soon as the cars run to Itedilim;
City. Col. Hooker obtained a few sig
natures to a petiton towards allowing
something extra for a short time, and
unon arriving at Washington found
Congress adjourned. He presented
the petition to Congressman Sargent,
who visited the P. O. Deparment early
in the morning and never left it nntil
late in the evening resulting in recogni
tion ol his wishes, and their reference lo
the President a i-nuplv of days titter,
and the order lo favor our people with
more speedy mall lacililies. lo A. A.
Sarceiit alone, we are indebted fortius
O - f . . - , jT-J-W W
great itnor, who- ene.gy :,,... Itlen-I V pR (lS KEIJUUMJ!
..t tut .,
City Drug Store
interest, leteives the hearileil gratitude
of all our citizens as well as those ot
Oregon.
gon."
We would add that we are person
ally acquainted with Lewis Orme, one
of the brothers of the deceased, and
know him to bo a very fine man. Th
family are spoken of bv those that
know them as being very exemplary
people. Wo sympathize with them in
their bereavement.
Caud from Judge 8a. WYEn.-TheS. F.
Rewblhan ot thelGth, publishes the
tollowing card Irom Judge- W. D. Saw
yer, who'c.m't stum .eh Gin-Icy;
Edmuks RuruucAN Gentlemen :
In your i ut- l je-Unlay evoMng,
undei the head ol "Leading lJemocr.il
for Grant,'" you state that 'W. D.
Sawyer freely an'iiounees that lie
will vote for Giant and Wilson." You
have been misiuloimed. I cannot con
i.tt.iiilv. as a Dcmociat. vote for
Grant and Wilson." and I tcuSt vole
for Greeley and Brown. Perhaps the
statement you iiublished gained cred
ence because I have said iht,:ia ru'o,
I would sooner vote for the man that
diil fi"'iting than for the inairthat got
up the fiaht. Be kind enough to pub
lish the above.
Respectfuly yours,
W. D. Sawkk.
San Francis-o, Jul lClb, 1872
Since the close of the rebellion not
less than (icenty three thousand persons.
black and white have been scoumed,
banished or murdered by Kuklux Klaus
of the South. The victims ot their "ior
rible barbarity have been Republicans.
Not a single Democrat has suffered.
Loyalty to the United States Govern
ment brought persecution; disloyalty
exemption.
Since the enforcement of Kuklnx
acts by the present Administratis,
peace and secuiiiy have reigned
throughout those State- infesied by
Klaus. The defeat ot the Ariminsira
tion will hi? the renewal ol th"se organ
izations and a lep-tiloiu of past out
raes. Is there a Republican i:i the
land hnse enough to be a tcrlv to" so
great a wiong? Millions ot loyal men
ind women South are depending on
onr party and its stong-arm of jusltee
lor continued protection. I lie tiovern
meiit nniM piotect lllelll.
Per Bottle,
WALKER'S VINEGAR
BITTERS . One Dollar.
AYKltS SARSARARIL-
LA
AVER'S CHERRY PEC-
TORAL "
WlbTAR'S BALSAM
WILD CIIKRltY "
HALL'S BALSAM FOR
THE LUNGS "
UxVniARTIO LIVEU
KING "- "
JANES' EXPECTOR- "
vr " "
i.i i. .......
UOsTETTER'S BIT
TERS ' ' "
ALL KINDS OF PILLS
PERBOX .-.,-25 cents.
Aad other goods in our lim." "ill be 'ola at :
gp,atly rtduced price.
ROBB & HAULER.
sx,ooo
l. TIIUUU JIi.HTllS.
Ageii 8 run inaLi' the above amount by selling
the Uixutt.-t liouk of I lie Age.
THE STRUGGLE OF 72
1 lie iM-ue- uhd cuinlidales ol the pntent uo
lilic.ll c.miiai.ii. Iluslory and I'lalvrms, Ke
iuwil Guam's Adtniinsliatiuii. .Ihe Ueeord
ol ll.iiiACK IjiitLLf.T. by Kvvreit Ctiamuerlaiu,
tunnel I) ul llie Uhiaigu Tribune Tlie illustra
tions arc diuuu ixpntsi lur llie nork bv
Steven. Eulirel) oripiual. The finest, both
liumuruUa und j-rave It yon want eo mike
uionty neiid U.st: OuU.uc. lur ouiht, and st cure
itmtor) ut once T nil.-, &a furnlr-lnd ou
u.)lic.unn AddreA L. U.UVtJUUFl &ou.
ami Fr.rjc.sco, bill.
In the Field Again.
TKEADAVELL& CO
wrru tub old standaud
HlRVtSTIHG M&CH1HES
So pnpuhir with allCaliuruiaiaiiiiere, 1
with all the Latc-l Improvement aud many
cues for the Harvest of '72.
We ofl'-r al.-o the
Genuine Haines'
Headirs from 10 to 15 leet cut. improved by
Waller A. Wood, having lint only all the ad
vantages of the old Illinois midline, but Wood';
improvements, and also DOANE'S ADJUSTA
BLE RhEL
E- No other llead'-rh.ethe-e imprnvimenl,
and no iitln r parties ll them Tliey are made
.-p. callv '"or U3 fur California use, lj Wood, at
llou-ick 1-all- M- If.
The JLivby Self-Rake Reaper
and Mower.
These machines are too well known to need
de-cri;ition lw the ' Kirby Clipper Mner"
price S75 -the cli-.ipet and for raanyjMrpo
es the best in tbe market.
All Size'
HOAILEY'S
Portable Engines.
Sole Agents, TREAD WELL & CO.
-The Iloadley" is the perfection of the Por
table Engine As a Tbrwtilng Engine, they
h.ive lon lid all others until now scarcely any
other is to be found. With Ihe
RUSSFLL'S THRESHER
(IMPROVED)
You hive the must complete t of threshing
machinery In the world. '-Th- Uu-sell." as im
provid, cannot be equ illed in the country. We
are sole agent for the sale of thoe celebrated
threshers, and have had them bum eiprei-iy
for California. As'k any farmer who has a
'Ruisell Thresher," what he tbmks of it.
McCormick's U"aocr. Jones." Plows. Wagons,
Header Truck". Rusell and Planet lloree
Powers, Hay Presses. Forks, Cultivators,
Scythes, Snathes, &c.,Sx., &c.
Stndebaker Farm Wagons,
Ithaca Horse Bakes,
A new lot of several car loids. just received ;
wjth also every description of
I'ai'Siing Implements,
And a Irish stock of
HARD WARE,
J. B. WHITE. ALEX XARTlK"
WHITE & MARTIN-
(SUCCESSOR TO JA3.T. QLEXN.J
DMUlK I.
GENERAL MERCHANDGi.
CAI.1FUUN1A 6TUEET.
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
mwsL m goods,
...AND....
STE"W" PEICES!
LOW PRICES WILL WIN!
THE UNDERSIGNED TAKES PLEASURE
lo notifying bis friends and tbe public
gent-rally, that he is now receiving and op
ening a very large and extensive stock of
STAPLE DRY GOODS.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
HATS AND CAPS,r
CALIFORNIA AND SALEM
CLOTHS,
BLANKETS,
HOOP SKIItTS
ETC., ETC.
BOOTS AND SHOES,"
Ladies 3 Misses' & Children's Shoes.
JCgy- I have, also, in connection with T9a
the above, a very large and -a
CST" extensive stock of choice -j
SSf Groceries, Hardware, tBS
Qneenswarr, "a ' .
CQf Glass -a
CS? ware. Cutlery, -j
Paints odJ Oils; also, -j
Window Glass, Xails, Iron"a
I- and Steel, Cast and Steel -3
C Plows, Wooden and Willow ware. -a.
I am ready to sell anylbinp in my line? af
the LOWEST CASH PRICE. Persons'wishinir
to buy goods, will find it greatly to their ad
vantage to examine my stock before purchas
ing elsewhere, as I am determined not terse
undersold by any honse in Jackson county.
Give me a call, and then judge tor yourself
as to my capacity -to furnish goods as above.
"WniTE & MARTIN.
Jacksonville. November 18. 1871 I'
JUSi RECEIVED
AND
OPENED
AT
Rope, Nails, Mining Goods,
itiillmen and Farmer's
Machinery and Findings
.Please send for circulars and prices.
Treadwell & Co.,
Maiket Heail of Front St,
Sati Francisco.
CZ2 E3L JfcsJS jL
FOR
LlTBS. PROM SDR PE
CASH.
A. FISHER iBROTBEE
ooi:ki:u or
Withdrawn.
Who App iut he lhieves?
Out of the lilietn i-as.-s ot tjlct
tion in the cit-loin n-vi-nui- -frviiv,
nnlvtwoof tliv oltiui.ilk iivte :iiiM.in'.-l
lj- Pre.-iiltiit Grant. The follow mi: hm
will bluiw where the moral reiiM;
bility rests:
Ko ol Atiwmi.
O.lpl-S IllMl'd.
App'iinKii l JlncliMiii.il . . . 1 S r.15' 3V
App"inlil IiiiiiIii.... 17 978 4j
Appomu d hi J..lin.m ...8 3ir';2.i'J
Appointed by Gra.it 2 17.371 75
ii the Sribune. woulil puhlili m lew
of these interesting' laets it mit;ht tli
the people a favor. But as it has
ceased to be an onr-in, :n parted with
its mnnkey, we ein li tr-lly ericot the
repetition of old time.
The same proportion ot roguery
holds good with all the thieves that
Ifred Douglass, Jno. ST. Langston,
and other colored speakers, arc in Vir
ginia making speeches for Grant and
Wilson.
A.
1
JbtatVAis. Mr. Stinsen, of Portland,
arrived in town on Thursday. He is
associated with Mr. J. It. Neil in the
practice of the law. Mr. Stinsen comes
highly recommended as an attorney
and gentleman. Wo greet him with
relcome.
.John Lyon of .Virgina refuses to lie
down with tho lamb of Chappaqna.
"We have it from information that
comes reliably, that L. F. Lane, one ol
the candidates on the Democratic Elec
torial Ticket in this Slate has with
drawn, and that he has notified the
State Central Committee of his de
clination. The reason given is that
ho cannot support Greeley. It this
information be correct, there will yet
be a place on the ticket ior Jasper
J ohnson." urcgoman.
Well done. Lafayette : we will take
you to be a man of your word hereal- have been ferreted out dining General
ter, -whether you believe with us in Grant's term. More than three fourths,
politics or not, and e will give y.m of the whole number were appointed
tho credit of being sincere in what by Andy Johnson. How very "liberal"
you profess. But what can we think it would he to have our Democratic
of Helm, who publicly declared in a friend tell the whole truth, and allow
speech in Jacksouville, not long since, their constituents to know who it-was
that if Greeley was nonuuated at the tliat appointed meunetes.
Baltimore Convention, that he would HoLLOWAY.s YiiL.-l all crowded
withdraw. Greeley has been nomina-1. ; Ma;ari;l and fog8 are breathed
ted by tho Democrats at the Baltimore oyer ind oy.er agn.n ,,,, he stronge8l
Convention on the Cincinnati platform, , are ;U(.apable of producing pure
anu mr. iie.... uu . .a ,u '" blooilf hence the shigishuess of mind
jieraia tuai ue win huppun mm.
This cooks your goosy lor truth,
SACHS BROS'
ii i -i 1") i n
K. h -iVJL X ,JU i
OF
1? A S H I O N !
A !
LARGE STOCK
OF
SPRING & SUMMER
EDWIN PEACOCK.
FRESCO,
HOUSE,
CAIR1AUE &
0 UN A MENTAL
k
(:ilitoiiii:i ;nil
Oit'soit
y
Sliirtt.
your goosy
Helm, in Oiegon. Alas lor human
weakness! Helm has forsaken priuci
ple and truth, aud believes that, "suc
cess colors all in life." After Novem
ber next he ivill belie that the loyal
people intend to govern this country
by electing Grant with an overwhelm
ing majority.
and body, the weariness and irratabil
ity ot many persons during thisseVon
ut the year. These tnedieins neutalize
these impurities, aud give vigor, to
the head, heart and stomach. 25 cents
per box or pot,
The pay roll ot the Colliseum orch
estra amonntcd to $84,000 in one
wek.
Everybody is respect
fully invited to call and
sxamine them.
Saclis IBitos.
Jakc-onvillce, Ogn., May 4-lf
HAVING I'EUMANKNriA LOCATED AT
JdCk-nmille. wiiriis i1m1 to rtceite
Oi tiers in any of the abovu" braucbes of the
business. t
jar-Ordir lift at the New State Saloon will
receive prompt atteiitiuii.-tS
jhnpun Orfoii i-treet, next door to CrjitalV
blacksmith ehup.
EDWIK PKACOCK.
Jacksonville, Ogn.. , Dec9tf
Latest Dispatch to the Ladies-
Missus A- P. & L. A. KENT.
HAVING REMOVED NEXT DOOR
in K C. Brouk" Jewelry Siore, Calilor
ina jtreel. lake plea-mre in annooncing to the
milie that Ihey have a Eull Fall Slonk of
MILU.VEUV & FA3JIT GOODS,
INCLDDING Hats, Feathers, Flowers.
Ribbons, Trimmingsi. Chignons and many
nlber arlicifJ, Mected with care and of the
VERY LATEST STYLES.
Pleaieght'w a call.
Everybody Can Have
A GOOD SHOW!
Clear the Track "with Your Last
Year's Spring Styles
and Shelf-vcorn
Goods!
CAKO & BAUM
U A YE NONE OF Til A 2 KIND.
CARO & BAUM
Flave just received tbeir New and Complete
StncKor
JACKSONVILLE.
LARGE STOCK OF STAPLE
DRY GOODS.
CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOEfc
GROCERIES,
LIQUORS, CUTLERY.
CROCKERY, Etp.
All of which will he sold
AT REDUCED PRICES.
A. FISHER 4 BRO.
Jacksonville. Jane 25th. 1SB8. jun27.tf
Jacksonville, Oct. 14. 1871.-3m
CLOTHING,
HATS & CAPS,
TINWARE.
GLASSWARE,
PAINTS,
STATIONERY
CIGARS,
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS & SHOES
HARDWARE &
CROCKERY fc
DRUGS, OILS &
BOOKS &
TOBAOCO &
And a complete assortment ol
FAMILY GJLOCEJLIES.
We are detemined not to be undersold by
any bouM in the county. Don't spend a dol
lar for anything in our line wilhont first call
ing to tee our STOCK and PRICES.
CARO & BAUM.
Ashland, Ogn., May 18, 1872. 3m
Genuine Haine's
Headers, from 10 to 15 feet cut, made by WaK
ter . wood at liooficn ran", n. i., win in
hi improvements, and bayine ajso poaue'a
Patent, Adjustable Ree). No other Head
ers have these improvements. Take none but
the Haines' Improved Headers made by Wood,
especially for California.
RUSSELL'S THRESHER
as improved is tin: perfection or the Threshing
Machine. We have tbem from 30 to 40 Inch,
with new feed table, large shoe, double fan.
elevator, double discharge etc. made especially
for the wants of California, after years of study.
It has greater cleaning capacity than any other,
and is every war perfect. -No other ma
chine has ever equalled "The Russell ;" none
can exceed it.
Treadwell & Co.
BAIT FKANCUC.