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Oregon Sentinel.
publishedednesdays
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PEOFES8IONATiiTCB6
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J. A. OALL'EXirAtRrMiCDf,
Y)HT3ICIAT" ,AND . SURGEON,
,-.'.' L, "" . '"J '
, j JACKSONVILLE,- ORBOOJ.
.3 r : ,. VdbI'&EO; KAHLER,
"pHYSICIAS ANDSUaGEqB,
maua.Jt'0 "wcrocrJiSarvw
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
'Office in city "Drug Store, residence onval
Tle.td'neitoorto'.BECI " I
O. EI.'AlKKKrM.D.,
pHYSICIAT!-AI.D "SURGEON,
'r adi, OUT'.
R JACKS0NVILL)I,tpBK0O.', j
,HWw iU.: ''' '. i''- ?'
49r0ISc opposite P. J. Ryan's, stora.. . , V
..ijAj..., " .- -- --iwr.
n-lMARTW-VROM AN.-'M.: D.: " (
!DHYSICIAN;AND 3OEQE0Ni i .
' JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
Office up-stalra jn0rtV6 brick. Resi
dence on California street
-pHTBICIAN AND SURGE O.N,
(Formerly of Glasgow, Scotland.)
' JpPPLlS G A'TX, WE G'0
OfficVand Drug Store at tlie Wake 'fanri;
'w ArinlornitnVScllt'inllcS "West Of Jack'
sonville. "Letters can besddrcssed'eithcr
to Jacksonville or Applegale.
r.rtrVmWW?mwd
A TTO RNEY-AT-LAW,
f. , k LA T".:. ,
,i.T JdK80NVIU.ttJ OUEOON. V'Wl
H'tll practice nil the Cmtti'ef -tbe State. Prompt
sttenlion ciren to all bulnes left in dijt crf.
AaumA. inurcn e uric uhiiuuis . . ,
i :.urJ2
PriOWRLI.,
-re .'
CT
Wfnw?
fVT f R H E Y.- AT - lA W .
.
b prompt
tttatlen. J-Specil uttentlon gWen to culleo-
Mon.
S5SHTST?Trn JTJfc- -I JJL4T.I
; DR. J. M. XAX1AJK,
P.
ENTIST,
Li:-r-f
i3i 1'HIS
AEnLAXD. OREGON.
-JJW
"!.T
V,
r-
H1or initqently looted st.thh pl I m now
fnllrprpriltodoUklodfOfJnUlwork. .
"Prlicifartlntlon,'.glTiito nil mnotrof lurglcul
oprtlom in connection with my bnlni, Includ.
Inj cltftpUtM,tc. Charcei reMonaH.
V,, , MJ2- MQKSon, '.
ft, .. f :: . a . - 1 t'.
pENiT-IST,
"" JACKRONViLLE.tfRBGON...
mCEin EXKACTKD AT ALU
RI Ultlfll VI. II WC.II !" ! .WM v
V?.fl.' .I'M ..t1 fn. l.Uli,raVlr. I
fhArwit will ba m&dfi.
OSIce and rotlitnct, on eofntriof California and
jrifth itrttti.
BERTHOLD ROSTEL,
ILut: 8DRGE0K ol the German Array
PROFESSIONAL HAIR-CUTTER,
i at v.;e - ' I
'"MN'-ORvTH'S1 building,
JteikionTillei - -- --Oregon.
. .arTh Treatment of Cbrrnlc Caci Made.
Specialty. . ,
01
.-Or-OIBi
L.
B. STKlRNf,
I 1
& r T-an a t
ATrtndt. cnw A T-vrcr -
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSEELORS,
Avuuraa ttuui onuwunuiic w-nwiug,
-v..
- i j s .
,",,, PORTLAND, OREGON."
"IV
Till practiced all CcnrU of Record In the State ef
oreron ana nansninKvin xerniory; anu paj par
tieular attention to baslness In Federal Courts.
TESTEiIMI!I,t'
jrr.
B10Unfe' i'i M i OGN.
KlISl'OONSVXkTLYONrilAXD
planed and BMolsafvi Soar pine lum
ber ofJhe'Uest quality.
Edging,-, moulding,, rustic.
S'l DIN G. FL 0 0 HI N G,
'' " SHINGLES; ETC, .'
LtmWrnWd lb order oa'ebort notice
and r?asn.Me terms rorthose -convenient
tothiifni; ' i
'CoBniy Orders ab Greeabackg tk
en at'par.
' ' . ... ... -, , - . , 1 - , ,, - . -- - .- -. ' "' -mmmmimmimimmmmm
.. .Jacksonville, onnoos.
i ti.f.ur.3nlki.1t1itSfiVk1ilnflirllllrcCtlT
y-i 'if
'.
I ! i'i ir J. T t rnKrxjr5sr j t " ATl s a , , " ' ' '' - " - r- ' - ' -" - '- '
: . .iai iiiia 1 caLd-ot-i , atiiiitilVlf liniainOJi - - - Ui?au i.-a
A. ! bsu1' f-lSiiiisSi vj basi text mvr aioaucH eaKI rri fflo-JSj?J jj 0 iT
.llt .ggQTS ggAWIIitCaJtpt gw AtsmxeMiii6iiay?m -wi i. jk .-. icfgo : '
ft I a sByfflf fisfv rrfw 'SWw' B8BB7iJasiESS? Stisj' -.A - - w -'.sjn jLt i. irl t Joio?r- i
. IVJf 7 I l--yi I I I' --1 HR iSSSB! IntlK -M.J -.InTs IT -M--ET lwfh
srS2J-rr:'1'58Kl JBm IV Ifc iliwilTTTl T 'B. ,l...MrJlv iX-. ,il. IE. tv. 1-,
as wAWa7 - v - -s!n iij, iiMjii)i iaeflof T"v'lviirsr.y, ..
i vx--' yy .j-'iJ jia -t -Ciim i- .... WL-02ft;tfr rftii f-n?j! n - .ur ritrn twfHi-wpiS.:wi
t -. v - -. '
CITY
BARBER
AND
SHOP
EATH3Q0MS. .
a'Ai itn 'jsi-t
t
" California St.,
Jacksonville,
- - OrcgoH
rpnE nXDERSIUNED
irni i.v
i 1 prWJfedJR JO '
line in
the' best iHonnerisd
rices.
HOT OR COLD BATHS
Can be bad at this place at all honre of the
-. ay GEORGE SCRUM PP.
c;r.
dV
Wool Manufacturing Co,
iTakp pie
I have o
te in announcing that tiey now
and, a full and select ttock of
BHSK0!K1 AM D3iQEVp
Made of the very best-
NATIVE WOOL
1
W
HTW& kl5&t Xfi
Atd
f hldh thev-trill dispose orrery TeS"-
EonaUle rates.
Orders from a distance will receive prompt
attention.' Send them in and give our goods
a trial.
Asnr.AKD Wooi.kn M'r'o Co.
Hew livery stable
BACK OF COURT HOUSE.
1 , -
; ISH & CATOIV.
PrdtorietoSrs.W
i - mr .ii. UTim
ry TAVIKO LATKLY FITTED HP TUP. COM
L A. mcvlloui btrn on tba School Homo Klt and
In the rear of tlio Oonrt Honte. Wo are now fully
prepared to attend to allbmlpeu Incur lino with
prumptneas anddlipatch, aad at the m t reasonable
fltet.
' Fine Taraents
TtielUbfeii fatnUheiKlth thebW anl(nal aril
niot unbvtantlal buggies; also a first eUi hack and
saddle horses.
llorsei bearded, and the let care Xestowed on
then.
1 Z!atUfaciloacuaranteed-ia ererjr instance. a
Glre ii acallandjodso for yonrselres.'.' t$
R. ISII.
E. CATON. '
July 14, 1830.
fS ..."" nil-
- BT WAY OF THE-ntf
ROSEfiURQ&ClsjBAYlfAGfjJS.
pHE TJiNDERSifiNED ARE ' k6"Ws
I running .a daily Jifie df ' Tourthorse
stages between Roscburg and Goos City
making the through' trip in twenty-four
hours. Stages leave Roscburg every
morning. Sundays exceptedft Ca. jr., and
make close connection wilh SaVFrancisco
Steamer twice a week. The time from
Rpseburgjo .San .Fxancjscq. jj-jJl elireeJ
$H.50. Fare from Rose mrg to Coos Bav
crOTJGH &-CARLL.
4ND
H. P. Phillips :" :: ': Proprietor.
;, qu ..-.-: . ; ty t J
TAM NOV RDNNING X lU'lKT.'LlSfr
1 beweon tht above point, leaviuj; Asliland
with t coach nrr Jlondar. -Wednesdajs and
Fridays, fcluiii'ng next day "'On 'Tuefdaj,1
Thursday and Saturday -of each week a buck
board iU.ftartJromv4hlaud-rijturJiug on
me iotiowtiia oay,--- -.- j7f
FARE, each trny)
-.
Lss.oo.
ConnQtl.m.siade at Ltukyillewilh. hacks
forLakeyiew;w;. .f' - -j. ..' -,.' J
ir.
u,
BLA!IiifttIiNG!
DAVE'GftONELLER. '
VT.il
iSS!t,-ii
T AM NaWPJggATlED.taO ALL
L work In-rajlne-cheaper than ter, and
in Tact will do it cheaper thau any other
hop-jn-6ou'.hern ,Oregon. "5 -gv cgr
uive jne a.call atijj will convince VyOu .
&m SfciDAVllV CROKEILLER.
PEOEmXiBJSTgLLEItY
AND SALOO.V.
Ftieeftig,
v
wlrsk.m
u
J. L.nOCKETT,Prop.
'rnE undersTgnedAlvs TAKEN
I full charge of this business and is pre
parcdOo furnish the public with.a first-class
quality of Brandy, AVine and Cider. The
salooa-wiUsalwayssbe supplied vwthjthe
bcstoPliqudrs'aiid cigars," ;Oystersarid
sardines always kepton hand.
.r t. Tinf-rrrPTT
I ' .' ' ' u.'l
p
JRCHASTNnT
IS
ILjKgrktinJiu,
nrwOTmtne-p
:". IIU
Of c,very description made. withlV shortest notice and cheaper than at any
promputndO and taste. Infants' j
clflithinp a snfipittlrT. TJprprBTi(.(o
in'bll' parts otthe connirV. Circulars" iriv-
(Ing fill! Information sent on receipt "fit
jStamp. Address" Mr. prlklrs. J. A.TOch ard-
son, m rosi eirect, san JtTanciSCO, uaia.
4 The.lat6t improveb!. Sharp; Ballard
Remington. and WincnesteririfeB, war
ranted, to 'be the eeauina article, "at
John Miller,,,' 3 -.
,F20uia .1 -M
r 'i;
t i jit )m wjwm
I f .aytviia Ytfot to cic&ra u& Bar ta)
.iniTscrfisi ,
1
T. O. KEAMES. E. R. REAMES.
REAMESBROS..
California st.,
83VOT&
Jacksoaville. - - - Oregon.
,aja9crglqal IiEfIaiss4t
AHCincfiaKmsDir! i
i i- -uw UW.U.U
i.uln!T. -AliV AtA
sajj3nrwPETiaw jsj
A &KMFtiR( ! !
ytiZJivo firHMTRnvv T3t:a
THE GREATEST REDUCTION
IN PRICES
;HHAWAfIte-
iwi2vaci
LAR
STOCK
-'I"a.T8Ii3 A
fuv!'' l-A
Alkali ra t':ff7"'-.,to-j . i ;, -,
gexeralcmerchandiseT
: j.-JJttsiifti!
1 tKK 1 a urrrTS?Tln;.
4hll jiu .; .'r i; -
i:G?'irEsi;yRiE.
.vU..Ji t . 1 : I,. ' I
TdJSELECTiFReJt'lN"' ' 1 lA!
: V.H . f:( IJJJ03 . 1' . J '".
! M ! tr 1. ':..; i. , .it
ABQn" S'W.e in Southern
O regoklor!.1 KTortnern " .
California. ,v
;ALL FOR CASH!!
v RT435TOCR-e9N:giSTafl?U Htl
FALLi&-W!N1ER'DRY-G0QDSi
i FANGGOODS,
. LATllES'!DBE?S" GOODS. CASHMERES;
AND DIAGONALS, SILKS. AND
SATINS, BOOTS & SHOES,
CLfnGTCX
LADIES' CAL!3tfDE CW)AIS'
JV'v
H
stxrn CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE
jY,T ladies to.the fact .that . we have now
(id hand Hie largest and tr'f elected Vbrt
niftit rLADIES' DRK43 GOODS and FAN
)Y GOODS ol every description In South
ern Orego,yjid'wewiljj heucefdSh make
this line fofgoods our speciality and sell
em nt
CheaperthaMjtkc Cheapest
'; tt W4s aJW .-titV J
1 u tut; jmirni'-u we win fay, u you want
A "No, I SUIT OF CLOTHES yoa must go
n Rfiunus Bros, lo buy them as we claim to
have the best riTOCIv- OF CLOTHING in
Jnckson county and will allow none U un
jlprscll us.
-Thesur'oirflR-were.all ourcba'ed hvaimem''
he'r Ol-oV firm from'FIUST'CrJASS tlbbVe
r ban traiicico and New York, anil we will
vairatil everjurticle and sell tbtm as cheap
fur each as ayibboie j'rf the county.
We also keep on hand a lull slock of
vHitmDnrCDiKc? ?
" sha5Mi aiabaM , v
Hardware, Crjf eery, Glassware,
v ('' 'CRO'ckERY.
A PULL LINE OF ASHLAND GOODS
FAUM AND FREIGHT AVAGUNS
Plows, Ganr Plows & Sulky Plows.,
Irt,facteverythino:.frpp.therfinest.need!e.
lo- dniiresh'in-'machine. Give "us' a 'call
nd judge' for pprsejves'as ;io, our capacity
of furnishing goods as above'." ' "' ' '
The way to make money is to save it.
Tosavelt buycheap..Tpbuyxheap pay
CASH forour-gdefJe.und Vnytofi?
REAMES RROS.
"DAVID' LINN,
COrriN TSrUBSMZTirGS.
rtoFtSslFTJRNlslfp WrtEj:
" ""sujicui m oouuiern uregon.
. FumilurciOfall.kindsi-kcntrm Iiand'nr
made'io order.
iafiB
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.rfwJBMMplfaJATT TTT"f
W&
mii99mm,M
Mflpnivtdea
tfceCcinMri
passeaDthe
atSwJ96Jm
39.
yiisri.iaj.tffulil
ron
is.,5ur'j;j?fi
;be:;iFeW3"ealUtli DflaSoefuticfiNirtY'
fllSLf'-!&&3Pntaomowtration asiif
torJoMitotetl'eidiljrrharm,,-'the wiley
,SeVmtorUrBmeIi8ielyciSngect:hisone,
i j:c-j i? .? Siainirq:i ...
ffla8,,ssf?as,s,.Pau
iwas
-.SR:
!an3 having right on "nis'side .nownJi&is
Itiiricecl arB&.3', it Id n .--n
ttme' with Mr. MitchelhfoWthisi'rBft.
glfijj!
uaraeiu anttKCArtnurttuiuo; at'.tbiK
vere;nntIto:tlMit.effect:andIwere:tfivfnr'
a weekhaMilchenuriUea
kepeakerihere taitaddres&J the "peoplej "
a1h"i'he' sSmetime1 thi-,-nadhot Dnb-'
laued in aojffannerwbatever that
'n.eyS!S?8jpJavej speaking, 7but bail
doneHhe whdle 'tiling "6n"'lhe' si n "On
Oct; 2d.jqQLJStiields arrived from, the
SbdtliJand Mrv-rjMitcbfeli from TtKo
KTXli V. 5'-A "i .? li'Jl-i. it .
SKi5-t,Wu,5,ls a.4p "? &f:'i
the Hancocfriclplirfor a'joiutdfscilssioa
which .fas, presented to Mr. Mitchell,
this-being'thefirst heknew: of such'a
inoVet but'lik'e' "a'eimari'Eave'vav
and accepts it cheerfully.-'Ieiil lowed
fhe.ColoneJto speak,opening; for-ouo,
htjur.finia half. Tin lCol"; Shiel'dki-al
marks be said that the Republican par
ty called the Democratic party a seces
sion parjtv, JbuUio4nanJdared,cal him
so oniTthekstreet, lb bisface? Mr.
Mitchell never interrnpted him once
throughout thetyour-and-la half speak'
mg. The Colonel's language being
stclf tJm&Veral iSSiSi left fn-ft&S
AttSetendjlf his timljMr. tethi!
stand and said ho was glad Col. Shields
had not included tfie "hall when lie
JCr.? -t
said
call
iliaeirarfya 'secasSidrlaVty1 'asit
fs now organized, ,, and. wpuldjn-ove itj
which he proceeded "to do 'in alforcible
e?H tl.&tGJjed.p rand
made a move as though, he would, do
MM- bodily lrarnijbUt' something Jia
sa?lh the "Senator eye? causeiT hirh'
tochatists, his mind, and -he ,sat,down
MrrMitche!,cojeii him in a fearful
manner, usingjjiimup sq; badly that
most of, . the people -felt Jjiore-pity. Jor
him Uianitheyidid to . rejoice Ovehw
discomfiture. Colonel. Shields never
touched .thejssups of therfday;J)U.tnce,
and that wasthat the Republicanfpar
yji'?. ilona,partybtiLthe whole
of his discourse'was' to blacken the
characpl.GarfjeJd; and othH
ter .air. JlitcheU bad occupied his two
hours, then the Colonel had one-half
ell had left, then like' a brave, good
man andshisingligbt ktheiDemo
cratic ranksf tfe tOok tJp'the'pfivate
aqdfofSaHthePabuseaurenian like-
him could think; of iwasninode' use of.
i t i . tNkl.4.
Any truthful person who was present
arliji!it!ibthe "SUfcaifdill
not benefit iheir cause in these parts
fofcjdlaf, their .partyf with"j8ebseSnd.t
decency, wasrSisgusted -witH him, and
if it is required 1 will give some of
their party's names.I-will leave it to
any of their- party whochave aayre
gardjor. the,,trutK,..who;h,ear,d tha'Col.,
to sav this is notla'-tnle statement; .If:
, ; i. v "VJOv T "l"i . "J
the Democrittic-Tartyare'composed of
such-y htruth'ful yersSn'3
ruhtruthful persSn'3 a? the author
of"that,'Sta-ardTrtici-f-'therhave a
bad lot, fhas all for this time.
.General Mahone" of Virginia fs. veryi
ular wiwthe trulldoarsTand bill-.-1
T i r v .
iof box stuffers of ;Sbuth Carolina.
TJie-?iSfinkTliels playing a dangerous
game'andoaiejikelr; ta'bf JrnJr by
.liberals farther sooth., ..,..,
HHBiiKfVaP&iaC:il .ocri
.ranltMmng9pcfrom Ger-
wxnBwai'sfeffly
.1rvJTiXBjOSlimjSIU.li:(i,!jeV VlO'i.-I
VtW,At4aWMIMWiM6
time" with hint. Irl
IVBVlmMMnpMc4MHioe
WWMWftBttlKfel
irH!l &JJlKmWMm
. tSteBMCSHX-ft Kl rrfn!ir,7iSM n
tVrieitch'eir4
nqott,tot.Uct lst'.we; Iearned:..tbatrthe
hour toclose, but Jie had nothing to
TT3Tjnrsd senrrs sttete-
tdJ iBifi
---I-?- r
jjjjja
ocit9l! oiU '.Llija aouisi"rr rtoO
-OOHfJ indeiAndgntVotero? thli'it8rof
New York that is, the vote nofdis-'
W"Iittly:pwtisaH;r:bo,'wIehca c4tOkc-
QiBItdataeIiHdtviduallvietek.tk4fr
9apotUicsrUjutB -finitBekl Attvatieit
It'w bfl)iye(tpSr IfcattimafcoMt Ht
resent condition of tbV.eotonlrypJ&
utePian?s & ?ifeJ5!dtt9t
almost the wliole 01 tht? vote, ia ,1876,
tanceon,the part of businessmen. to
change the ruling regime at present.,
and the Democratic tendencj; toward
free trade; 'tariff for revenue only,and
-ft' ilS'i i- .31'jl..i.1'Mt. N-Un'T
uii uiai, is unuouoieaiy aamaginr
tfieir vna&SFiSNmv, jXrSv Wn.
lifficti'tik'Viad -ifedia rTheicity,,of
tBfew Voris. hb'wev'errslrongiy "fo?
.ffeede.UKVlt aSVayirS' aem
.ocratio Inajorfty' anyhow1; jlSBe!
state of New York, outside ofhe
ro'etropblis: haSthlrge5rnaiistr,?e8 'wKith
iTiaVi'.i' .. A' V ai-.V-. " " :.v.
iu'o)parein. iuat 1110 larra question
is1 making-considerable figure3 in thtf
JcariVtOS: 'DenVficratii ;m-tlSew-Torg'
(tJalside' of the ity)faflarthfrmSnV
nfactutinsdisVricy bf lAmSTtM
Ohio; are? committed ttfproHfjnbTil
for the purpose of the present argU-'
nientnthey lab'or under the d'isftidVailt-
Age. of. being aimindrity'' bf -their 'paflv!!
Adviees; .from Washirigtoh''aHTlo:
.the 'effect- that the- southern "claini
agents there,-who'.were' bO enth'usiaJtici
pver;,HailcockV.inbminatlon1'areiuch,
les;sosince his ilelferr .wast 'published'
)nTegarato southern claims.- It is
Understood that this letter frOm'Geh.
Hancock was,.o.b.tainedithrough thfcim
pot;tttnlty ofen; TrJ. BH,FmkUd,Mhb
as,s.uperintendent of .trte.jColt'B'iatTns
"onipanj! .has .large ..associatioBS .iwith!
.J)usineistmeilr,1.and ,.wJo toldhiia that.-
there., would b no,-possible Jibpei of.
Nsqr -York, New Jersey.ior .Connecti-(
cut .unless he. took, most decided ground
against tho pending claims.; jMany
politicians tried, hard, to induce. .Han
cock to.., ignorgjithis .advice, ouagcoun
f -ft? Soujlr itj , Franklin,, pepisted, ,
roonHancock jrielded. ...Tlie argunjent,
that it.yas, .Jjecessarp to.keep qmUmt.
account of thcSoutlt was answereitby.
the;, fleclaraiioa .that. whether
South, liked it.or not,, everysouthei
Democrat, would, vote for, Hancock, and
it. was a. case,. in which sentiment at
the JJorth alone, shguld.be consulted
and heeded, It.is possible, howevpr,
that. cqn,tingpncies..may arise r under,
whichtfiis declaration by Gen.Han-i
-' J ' i - v ? W ''aK :
cockitgainst aouthern claims may re
turn to plague him. It is well known
liat, the inilelFerence, of SoutherhTnien.
toward "Mr. Tilden, at tho timVlot trTe
electoral
-r-. i ' 'Lr-'--12 -J" ?.; M' .-'
mum, growiiig our, or nis
similar; letter,
1 i-i-'.i i7-. ;
the
chief reason
whi- the South did riot stand resolutely
by him, at the .critical time. Daily
.J ' l.c .(.'U -i M 16 i'i .TOK.I-'
Oregonian, ,
'The'Derriocrats "are teacmrig section
alism fr?ail Ihe common scnools'in the
i
i- .
South through the aid of rebel Histories
of the war and their presses at the
North continue" to cry" aloud ''there
are many Republicans, arid they are
among the best menjin the party,' who
are heartiljjsick' "oPfc-seetio'halism.'
What hypocrisy! Let these hypocrites
burn their own sectional school books
beforevthey 'charge Tipori the Republic
cans "an unalterable deterrriihatiori'to
kep alive ' arid in full'vigor' allrtthe
passions ofthe war." ' -sv. k
1 ' '1'l .1 .1 A tt "
DEarjciUTldTnRi!AT.-Bfackburnof
Kentucky saidi int!ie House o'f'Rep-'
resenfatives-'in 1879: -"For-thei first
time-in? eighteeif.y ears ipa8t,theDenoc.
racy- i8.rbackin'powe'riin'both, branches'
of'this''Legislature', andi she :proposMr'
to'signalize her retur.nito -pewer.iT She
proposes totfelebrate her-rec3veryof-berdohg
lost heritage- byi tearing otF
these degrading"badgei . W donot
intend toistopuritili we-ihare stricken
the- last-vestige "of your war-Jmeasures
from'tHe statuto'ibook." lx atltL-ii
' -.n --j i
The Cleveland '.fLeader''ytfeys:t Gen.
Jack. Casement,, whoran against Gen.
Garfield for-.,.CohgressJ inv1876,' has
copoe; ;out strongly., in;, .Jus fayorfpr
President. Thia, i onlyagstraw to.
show that, General -Garfield is not so,
unippularjn.hwistncta8jiis:enemies
are endeavoring to male nira oat, -
anu j enauiea ,nirarocanxrew iprx.
rherejarg many signs .of strong relttc-
;u:k
iA.1'
kl&.
tf.t rnnx.ji.ft -?ftT- rtr ?? if orl lira rot
J i'-rv i;ti:y t iw frtm nnvt'iatpii &)"
"Xli
fiCtxriiHti B&vm ixw mul
xhMh3Wm,-&m W ACiLr.I
. 1 loa cia ; jontfaohictA ei jadj
, y-eejkagfj bHshan gxj
W'BauliiafePBI. keneral
3me,whuA.he.ga.xe1a foJl.and
w&fau&$Hjrapk ayteteftj
SMfaEVlSsnXSR
&
W
nCliinatl 'rVlinmorsial " ll.r,f
vrrTWfK-f.Y 73 "?rMT'rlrt-Kr-rwlf
rcompieteiy corroborates the statement
of General Garfield:
,'..-""" " "o"iev,io pre-
.w... w..w .mw vfc, wg.uviici IK 1UCV1
uieh
uner.pf!
land before thefWaihin?toh
nf PnhliV WnCVolilfl,- h 0-':i':i
;." -".-. ..iw( ijniru AClM&llier
OiUUO,
re yard:
patent i
ocnticrrFpamrihlets- to Mr,' CHief,
Justice-Chase! ahri i3sVJ birrr-'fK":,'.!'
,in his.opinl6n!'as';W thevalueofttife.
mnMHit-lnAMiWE il J .'tll"?:
.it Wprtjper'forfr (;was"niaWbat
jBbard; He tS)Vt aVmly to the.pateht.'
ahd said It'-was'iWtfentlV-'tKh' t.
f. .. :. ;:r ii t - .. .: '-K. ."-
two,
od-paefrient'lii'ti'e worlia-1tn"d'',au:
j-isea me to irguei tjio- case. T took,
, . ' -...,- . iJ
thirty days to prepare my brief and
argument, as tberew-ere some icrtv-.
two other nnrilicanrvfnr thi rnrV- o"ir4-
I appeared before 1 full Board" aricn
argued the question, in the presence
of a"room full ,of spectators, fur two
hours. a'0-1- - '
' . "feq'PSJMkiBftardl'-ard-fed
me a contract for one hundred thou-
nd square yards. Up to this,timeI
- aLX if'" a,i nJo" '' '
was the oriiv attorney in b'a casp."Ii!irl
suppostPthat no" mcrfey ndcf'b'eeri used,
except thSt paid 'mb rislla' laWyer, to
secure ,the award.uAfter,thaj" award
pras made,- J. Chittendan.jipasis,.
satisfied, and said I must go again, be
fore the 'Boardi arid insist on or try to
secure 'the' other one hundred' "nousarid
square.yards. '
rJuSt at. this time about; threo days
bef pro Congress -adjourned I, jeceived
a telegram from. Cleveland calling me
n.otrieoni'niLt(er5of vital imijortirice.
aniW'proinlsed'Mr. Ghifteriden, as T
couldnlt , itajr longer Jtt Washington,
fo got.
to gct.80ine(qtheralawy.er itOAloppear, i.
my. piaceangrargu8,tfle case over again;,
I wrote at once to Mr'-jRM. Cowine,.
a rWeirkriowr?fawyer, and t'old him "all
about the -matter,- agreed'to'divide aiy
coutmgent.feo with himrinrcase of his
sjuccess. and he.agrecd to-make the ef?
fort ,bf oblige me. I so informed Jjlr
Lhittenden. and supposed the, matter
drided.r- TH3fihext day' Mr. Corwirie
wrote mea'nolessayiriKhatnewas
obliged to take;ap.a,colt6n casein the'
Vourtot laimsj.apjt raushav.o.timto;
i. rcaay; ana n
beforediirHiand, tolddiinttl.ad on Tim"
portant case before the Board of Pub
lic Works, and-liiat-I had a large fee
dependent" unbW-erftir$!jdccess7 that I
was sure the javemcnt was tho best of
c, wim mmi.4Ui..viJiua suJiui;rut:u IK
""i??'' m,tp acLfor.nie irn niy.stpad.-
I , II 11 -:. ""-. , w
F-rAVfu?'oo,.'s.'.0e R. . - "9 ve"i
!H.
cuueu, on w;o gruuiiu nar, lie ,C0U1U
riot spare tho'tiriie' and 'Re' wfils bccunieil'
Pevery! moriient ori his (Appropriations)
He would, take jchargH of , the matter; jie
saidjiq woud dop. if "i couhlr;wait
Untif , 'Congres adiourned,' when? ho
'would .give , it his, full attention, pro.
viurn;iiB .wos.saiisuiju, irpm, examina
tion that the pavenient;v as. a. genuine
ly, valuable pile; that,the, JJoard, ought
to accept it, because, it was superior;,
and lie asked me, .to send the patent
anu tp.e pamptiet. to h(s Jiquse, and
said he would sit up.Jthat night to' exr
amine theni, andlet.nie.know his 'con-,
clusiops the, following rnorning i.djd
sor and the next day he wrpte..me, a
notesaying that He 'would act for me
and, that I had not overstated the value
rC r'ii ''J-1 '' 'M Villi '
of the patent. J
; "Neither;De Goiyef "K McClelland
nor Mr. Chittenden emploved General
Garfield,, nor hd they ever .seen- Gen-'
'eral Garfied on tho subject. until, after,
Garfieltftook, tne"case purely to' .obligfr
,'- r I"-A.-ii .cT ,ini' l i
me.
, Those '-Democratic newspapm that
. . w
cbntiriue'fo harp ify'ion thyDe'dblyer.
cuiuracu-i, iniptyingnu even asserting
thatGeneral-Gkrfiftld'.wasdishoriorably
connected !tjierewitb;.lie;j:aii'diwlia't.
is worse,- they iknow that tlley are ly
ingj' We 'say 'that: thejr know)it! be-
cause they ;haver ban? tho) mdstanmple
means of knowing fEatiith'eir-.impma-tions
against; hinx in this! matter-' have "
pofother, cha racier '.thhn'' that of -"earn-paign
slander. It isjia part of their
purpose to speak the truth. They,
niean, for purely, party reasons, to vil
ify an'norioraole'and upright ch'arac-
Iter.. ., Fortunately,, the -people 'know.
JJeneral .Garfield, and theyjust as,w.ell.
understand thepurpose:bf 'hisvmal'gn-
ers. Si. x. Independentr
Ji
Minnesota., js one, of thej fey (.States.
where therei.littlpolitical aqtiyityv
lhe soJid-publjcan majonty.ofi 25,r
000 is a bar ,tf the great 'effbrta on,
either side.
p.Ttrr' "av?rnutf "2i
arrtRKPSiUVftWirllM'ffitfSr
tfie7 C
aii9 a- contingent ie6 ofSTO,,
WW it l sectired'iJc6otractfor200,00aj
sduare yards: 1! took the nateht rinii:
&hfFT ?,na,?5nce..!p9ulJ BdWUr
the T j?J pavement matter., 1 then, went
rp iieneraruarnein',"ana-iaia the casef
?,!4-:aviwn,.L',r.'.Mcw.jwiiiii"i'ii Tiimw i wm .
.J M ?I J X i
nuvaM.tr
LUREGON bEiVXlNEL-
i 'H.
,APXEfVTltSfN(i-.U1tE
j . i hLi IJt'i
s atitlWtfeioSJSsf-frst.1iii-o.J f 1 04
" eachsubeeqneatlnserUoB 1 OS
- . " "" TOO
lo-lKsafi-Sft?- S r
ono-haif - ,. w ;r;"::-- "f
- . 3" t. ww w
OoeCeHnwamoaths "::.""
A Otscoant to Yurlv an..i
MO
ly AdTsHlssts.
t- j2j'm .'
m$tem&
.iTW
New5j5r- rCT3A fao:A
memtJerhljfrJo $hW
niU86Lawrkcgateatb9atrftuii!i'i
forma was saved ..frojn an attempt at
secession by the foresight and prompt
and prudent action President Lin
coln. Shortly afteSwlinaugurntion
he commissioned GeSwEsV. Sum.
W. v
lanti
nti hiA departui-e waiwt'kiMiwn pub
cly until hV reached! is agination.
Br.
ReachingflKe-. -Goklr. , aafaiCLl-
nighercomrwadthe: -capnof
the steamer to come toanchor irr tho
q55nM.lIda2lighwriJt'ihiGchI
feral .took a small boat aqdjwent ashore.
CalIi,bMr!shiodlC8
at the
latter that
hat ho had. been appointed his
fucces.sor,
Johnston -replied that if ho
.wouItUall ujjon .him .at. he'quartpnr)
in the monifrig the .Department wouJd
Le turned ovor to J.ihx"" tSumner, pro
ducing Iiis commission, said to John-
wnicniaaireterf.toake.comiHand
6f the Departinent of.ePacific, and
I insist upon -bwrigf placed ifffwgsessiioti
Jiere and now.' The- transfer was then
inade.and the netfs.ient by telegraph
U-'oyer the' Stdta on. the following'
morning, and ..never' ,was a set of Men
so chopfallen as; were the. seceMionfsts '
both in ,and out; of the Legislature.
Lincoln General Scott andiaRepttbli
can, Congress were bitterly denonced
for tho 'gross. outrage . upofa-General ,
Johnston. Upoli renairins? to tE.
barracks General Sumner found thou
sands .of arms and' accoutrement
stored there, of which, ho- loyal
man -.iaa then, State- 'had any
knowledge! The,pewkmptioa.was.that
they-were the quota. which had. been
sent to .Qaljfornia. im-,tho grand dis
tribution of., Buchanan's Cabinet,Tpre-
Iparatory to-the LOrganizatbn of-tbia.rp.
beljionand thatGeneral Johnson- had
been placed-in command, with- lnstriic-
tiofis to, aid. in Carrying the State iiito
the rebellion. Thk secret was un- i
doubtedly jn .the possession' of tho
,Demo.cratic,nierobcrs,of theLegisla- i
ture.-; X'enerftlifSuhinBr,. at ioncev.ro-
sliippqd the suriiluSarmsj-nd auimuni.
I tion-,toiV"ashrngtohj-fwKcre.jthey were '
so.' much heejiled iinttha: early days
of .the '.war, Anil General TJohatoa '
wnt to (Southern California, twhere
Haneoclc haa been, reported to- have '
been' statiob-edorganizedri a, company
of secession symjiathizers, stole: an
oquipmenti of arms from-the. State,
marched across the' continent, loinf1
the Confederate- airiiy'atiil' wast'kilted
at tHWhattfe of Shiloh. That iar'h'ow
Giilifprfjia, was sved to the; Union,
and.iri the affair .General JIancock took
noipart; nor was he know n there then
as a maii'of .riromiiicrice,' if known at
all.?' '-' ' r',
' Astronomr m Rochester.' '"
Tlie new Warner On'sprvatory
which is being.erected at R"ochest;r If,
.Y.j is attracting much'" attention in
social and literary as well'" as scientific
circles. 'Tlje new frlVseope w'll be
twenty-two feet' in length, and itf.Iens
sixteen inches jn diarueter, thus niak-ing.,itthinl-in
size) Of anyi instrument
heretofore 'manufactured, while thu
4 dome:'of?thV' Observatory. iV ttt'-Kave
I ' ''. ,t"i, . - " i ., X .
""". 3.,lU'l7li',vv' fui n""viiiiy o(i
serringjcertain portions pf'the lieavs.nj.
Tt ii,to-be-thft finest irivate observatory
jn the' wor!df and has been heavily- en
dowed' by' Mr. M.. H Warner,, propri
etor otha Saft; Kirldey. , and' Liver
.Cure,, and, othor .remedies.- Professor
Swift has. labored under numerous dis-
advantages' in the past and" the new
comet" which, he" recently found' was in
spite of many obstacles, out as the'riVw
inspiration ls.to oe specially devoted to
discoveries there are" good reasons to
expect very many scientific revelations
in the near future from the Warner
Observatory aVUoches'er.
, The South- has tho-" chairmanship, of
seventeen of the twenty-eight corh'mit-
.tees'bf the Seriate and twenty-two of
the forty-two committees in the House.
Let .any man who denies that Hancock
would be controlled by the.South-hammer'
away at these facts!
i
Mens hoot worth $ frr S.t.Kft t
the New York Store '
roa,v4fej?ev-a-Genera1W. S-ohn-
"; JwnHioerartteHdf tliePific
D$Brf uwjp, Sup.ntvMarJ
the.steainen in ,NeYofonito,