e INDEPENDENT ON ALL SUBJECTS, AND DEVOTED 11 __ ASHLAND, OREGON: FRIDAY. OCTOBER 11,1878. A^O-L. 111.— l NO. 18. Roland * TO THE INTERESTS OF SOUTHERN OREGON. ¡titlings. P R O F E S S I O N A L . ... - ------------------------------------------- i $2.50 PER ANNUM. WHEMWE W£3E CHILDREN doc Indians stole some horses from the ' uity (the volunteers), would massacre, encugh for all kinds of wd0(? work. I miners on Cottonwood, and drove them men, women and children, if brought believe it is tougher than ash or hick­ II iys you fcr^oîUn, Utile wifi, J. A. ÂPFLE3ATE. ■— ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY ---- much more durable; aW to the mountains. A company was or out.” t ory, atid O .r fsr-offchillbooit'« gi>H«n l’fet He adds : “ What justice can be ex ­ Oar «¡Jenlil cacti«« ou lie ard« -B Y- ganizhJ to go iu pursuit, and if possi­ lighter. Then, next in quantity and ¿Mtornni and (Eounsrorat-ïaiv The '»oit I male wi'.h rjy owe iríais. pected of a community (referring to valuation is cedar, It works very O. C. APPLEGATE tf- CO. ble recover the stolen stock. While rpiIE UNDEHSIGNl-.D WISIIE< TO RE- the community at Cottouwood), tint Tse Mu that aug'it u< in the w ol, SALEM OREGON. _L mind bis friends, and the iravelinx pub­ following the trail cf tho Indians they will furnish poison, and approve of it easy and smoothly, and makes tbs t)FFICE—On Main Street, (in rear The Cik*« we h.d when we were gmd. lic generally, that lie is still to be ieuud at fell iu an ambuscade and Hiram Hulun being administered whol-Sala to the best of furniture and finishing lumber. Dii. J. II, CHITWOOD, T ledal. I broke ill mule joucry, ChilwocJ A Atk'in.-du’3 Drug Store.) this J. Clark, J. Oi lfield and Wesley May- Indians? Just s-oh characters were It is also valuable for posts and rails, ivl.ea we were c li.dreu, yua i.td 1 ! A shland , LONG ESTABLISHED HOUSE, O regon the instigators of tuis affair.” shingles and clapboards. Next in den wero ki'led. Terms of Subscription: n.ve tou forgotten llt’le wife. where he Is re uly at any time, and on .all The wolunteers, seeing that they order is pitch and yellow pine. It is OFFICE — At lhe Ashland Drugstore. A messenger was at once dispatched Tile duwhin- of ih «I oti-cr life ? occasions to se* be'oie ihem iLe l est, the One copy one year............................... I 2.50 The etnrnge Lew l'gh’. ’.he w t.o’e wt rld wore, in irket affords, in a style second to no other to Fort Jones to procure assistance coi'ld in» longer rely ou the military, valuable for rough lumber, such as “ “ tix month.................. ........................... 1.50 j . R. NEIL, Wiiea life 1 »ve » perteC’. bio o u b r.- ! house in Oregon. •• •- three ” .............................................. 1 00 from the military. Capt Jadah at once aud that a farther attempt on their house and barn sheathing, fencing Dinners ami suppers for special occisions A TTORXEY AT-LAW, Club rate« six copies fur........................................ 12.50 The dreatr« we h id ! t » ir n;i we nule ! set out for the scene of trouble, with part to bring the murderers to justice boards, etc. Next, aud perhaps rarest, gotien up in appropriate si vl'1, at short no­ Term«, in advan». T< e «un-r.iiie ! .uri l e w-ove i ch d : ! tice. JASI’ER HOUCK. t wenty mounted infantry, being all his would bring on a collission witu the is yt;w, as hard as, and similar to Tue ie«re of iu «n- a « «d gooJ-bje, Terms of Advertising: Jacksonville, Oregon available force. Oa arriving at Cut regular olliiers; aul ai the weath r lignumvitae. It is principally valua- Whea we were parted, jou mil I '. ..lOCtS Tjoml Notice« per line......... .>10 CO touwood, be immediately set out iu was extremely cold, decided to abandon ble for fence posts. They are ot re­ Frofeseional Cud*, per year ioneer otel a. Ah, nay ' y«>ur loving beirt, I know, J. W. IIAMAKAR. 3 «B Two inches,per quarter.... Re JR inhere »'ill the loi g i gu; pursuit of the Indians. He btrnck | the undertaking aad return horns. markable slow growth, one tree seldom • 5 00 Four •* 0 » a Linkviile. Lake Co inty, Oregon It ie the libili of childhood» d ¡ye, Eight ” NOTARY PUBLIC. their trail near where the men I Before leaving however, they gathered I making more than two poets in length, . io 00 Ote-hilf ( lumn T'aat eaiiiec ilirougi all yoar winning way«. 14 th» The subscriber is again in charge Three-fourths “ I.INKVII.LE LAKE CO., OREGON. had been killed, and followed them in up nine Iudtau ponies, aud notwiih- at d it is hard to chop and almost an im- . ...................................................... 17 50 One “ Gol gr«nt we ue'e- f >rget o ’ .r youth, threatening possibility to split it. The alder is a Office in Post Office Ifuilding. Special oft lie O ld P ioneer H otel of the the direction of the Klamath river and ' standing Capt. S uitL’s LEGAL AD V ESTIBEME J. TH I t iuiiocenc -, uud f illh, and tru’h. I.ak? country, and is determined On« »quare (ten line» or le««) 1st lu-erti«n........$2.50 attention given to conveyancing. 12 l'Jtf. soon came on to them fortified iu a pretest, brought them away, leaving small tree but unlike the yew, it is a, The cm l-e, ae tear«, and hope* g< ne by, Each «ddllional insertion.................................... 100 to make his guests When we were ctnblien, you m.d I. soft and very white wood, similar to cave, now well known to mountain on the 28th of Jan. N ote — It is not the province of Job Printing, M. L. McCALL, old Ohio basswood, and good fof Comfortable and Happy. COL. 1NGERS0L AS A POET. men aud hunters. the.ie sketches to enter into a general about the same purposes.” Of al! description, done on «bort notice. T*gal Surveyor anil Civil Engineer Capt. Judah, in connection with a Blanks, Circular», Business C;«rds. Bil.he id-, I^tter- Give him a call and rest assured Col. Iiobert G. Ingei-ol, says the Bosio i company of volunteers under command defense of the citizens against the fa­ heal», Po»b-rs, etc., gotten up iu good style at living ASHLAND, OREGON, Wilderville ltciu ehes ah.'tiiiJ in passages <>f jioetic splen­ ter the cave, and found it so strongly- There wr.s a grand iufare ball given a coast. Tuis will however occupy zVgents for the Tidings. dor, but it is not generally known that In- fortified, that it would be at great ex­ GEORGE NURSE. in the suburbs of this town last week.- 8. M. Pettengid * Co., - • - N«w separate chapter at some future time. DANIEL GA3Y, lias coniribuled-alw.r.s anuiyo'.is'y—to pense of life to attempt to dislodge iRo;ep sVrUeeS“1‘lD’- - -* -‘H«n Fraire«». The “pinback” portion of the company the poenc lileiaiure < f America. On the them without Artillery. He according ­ M I S C E I, L A N E O U S- Leder From Oregon. D.H.8 «ri, - - ^rtland, Oregon. was composed of two young ladies, îi aï ï 17th of Atigu t, he ys'iied the Lome o R »bt. ly withdrew and dispatched Lieut. J? A‘T'degite,............................................ S“'®1" ' three married ladies, and two little Burns, and there wrote the following p >em, As we have many readers in thè M. L. Ch mlterlin ... - ' ... Crook, accompanied by Mr. D. Sorrel girls. The rest of the company was Notary Public and Deal Estate uhicb his file id, Mr. Redpatii, h.isjust ie- Eastern States, to whom the following I to F irt Lino for a mountain Lowitz»r. made up of small boys of all ages. It I*. W. OJw II Proprietor, ceived: Age it. graphic letter, clipped from the Mills They arrived at the post ou the 22 1 ex Rurt . lout i .4. Is now mm uftctu i a h qiali’.v «f flour was one stupendous and grand crash of Périt Sit . T E IlIKTHrLACE OF BlRNd. - - - Jack' nv'!le LAKE VIEW, L a KE COUNTY, ORE J. R. uJt.Lnt of Jan , and ou the moruiogof the 23 I, County (Iowa), Journal, will no doubt a dance, the like of which was never SUPERIOR TO ANY . - ■ • - PlXBUlX. 1 GON. fno-It if. C. S Ile ie Heretofore ni nuf.c ured iu this valley. T. ungli 8 oil and bo tS!s a thousand names Hon w "w. Fiddler, - - - Applegate, Capt. A. J. Smith, accompanied by be interesting,we will re produce it iu in ard of before. The huge ’'Corporas- USilg an ell irely Of pmiui king and peer, A1” Watte, - - - J ; K-'bv»We. i Lieut. Ogle set out for Capt. Judah’s the coluu...a of the T idings . Mr. Sher. ity” of “mine host” wa3 the cause of NEW PROCESS, DR. WILL JACKSO.i, file liob'i st, grandest of them all, camp on the Klamath river, some five man is cow a resident of Puoenix, iu the grand rush. First intrixluc-d by him :u tide co .uty. Was loved and cradled here. R l£i>tck?er’- - - • 1 Griiice8 CrXk miles below tho cave where the Indians this county. He Guarantees Satisfaction. lic e hied iheg' ii le peasant prince, DENTIST. Mr. A G. White of this place, was R.ctard B rre't, - - - °2'1“ Hon. S. Sherman, late of Dakota, Mis* Am« w. Coivig, - - • R ¿J were fortified. Although tho distance All flour w.urr..Dt-«l genuine anil of the b st quality out hunting and caught a young fawn Toe 1> ving co ter king. J. 8 McF.dilen, ... - Mmvhv. and a brother of the senior cf tho Jour­ He wi 1 from Fort Lane did uot exceed 45 Ml-» Carrie Smith, . - - - i tiiat bad only one foot. One hind leg C mpau d wiih whom the greatest lord Jacksonville, Oregon, RFFUND THE MONEY. A. F. Snelling......................................... Like View. nal, is now a resident of southwestern miles, Capt. Smith occupied three days | was off at the hock joint, one fore leg To any m<1 »11 w io m -.y r«ce;ve flour ihut proves Is but a titled iLl.ig. C. B W «'»ou, • • j inkvlile 1 Ge». T. Bill win, - - - 1 “ "*• | n >1 to be a« repreeen'ed. in making the trip. Oa the arrival of Oregon, whither bo drove overland lust oil at the knee joint, and the other just TTTILL \ ISIT ASHLAND IN MAY AVin. II. Roberts, - - * K. 'Tis but a c »t roofed in with straw, v v «ni Nuvemb-r; ami Kerby ville, il.e fcvifGIre him-« c 11 n«l coLviTC-your«?lf 12 f Capt. Smith, tho forces in camp cou ; year, arriving there last September. A minus the foot. It was fat and lively, • -• '■ A hovel made of clay; f nirth Vond ly in October each year. sisted of Capt Judah’s twenty mounted i private letter from him presents 6ome and evidently came just as it was C. H. .................................................................. Onedoors ¡uts oil. ihe snow and s'.orm, Miss M ry McCnbe - - - - T A, , ] A>hl iur !.e: e. beneath this lowly thatch, tho country. Tuo surface is varied GRÄMTE STREET - - - ASHLAND. FEl'KRAL. leaving Capt. Judah sick in camp, Love's swee'est bard was born. his life ’ against a small slim woman—* with beautiful valleys—basins of very S urveyor G fseral . J amfr C. T olman , PortTmd WILL lo nythi* *n hie I’.ne on fbort noMce uud with eight regulars and a few volu n * > ihe lowest t rni«. i.’vi t g l-ito :it no'nee to li e people of Ashmal Within this h illoyved but I feel DlBTKU T JuuGK, M TTH» W P. D ka I i Y, rich, loamy, sandy laud, having a clay­ cause—pistol ¿.‘monstrations. teeis. . uud vwiuiiy, ih«i U. 8 A y T' ihn . y , R ufus M kliairy . The work on BybetA Hawkett's ditch ey, gravel sub soil, which valleys oc­ C lkkk U. S. D ict . Comr, It <1. I mmpm in , Like one who clasps a shrine, II. KELLEV, V. 3. M arshal , A u '. k M atter », The cave is in the side of a perpen ­ and mining claims ie progressing rap­ HE IS r ow PREFA3E0 cupy and compose about one third of V»’b - ii ilie glad lips at last li ive touched D eputy M ai . hal , V F. Bt'» «. dicular rock, or { a 1 isado of mountain, Attorney ard Counsnlor-at-Law, C ul .I nt l R kvenuk . J C C a twhight , Toe >o nothing de ined divine-. O ATTEND to the wauls of •his customers in the country, Then the small hills, idly under the supervision of Hawkett _ I vV. B C ari 'W s LL, J ACXSO-. V11.1 .E. OIIE » I ON. the about three hundred feet above the ridges and foot lulls occupy one and “Tommy” Robinson. D kputikk , I u M organ , Ai <1 lire the wml I through all the y ears, Will r»r ic’iee m all ’h« C »orts <>f 't-»‘ St it-. Prom, P ust . il A gent , G eorge A S teel , valley. It is very steep and difficult of third; then the divides— mountain The cutting and grading of the trail As long is <1 y le'tirns, a eu Jon given to »11 b s U'riirted to my care. MOST ¿PPSuVEO STYLE. state . access The approach is from directly ranges — snow-capped peaks, called from i llcnsburg to this place, is pro­ O eficf . In »lie b.iliit g f-rii.prly i ccu,itd T e u 'ibut ■ of i s love ami tears, , , „ 1 J ohn H M itchell , Shaving. listmpool»’ir, Dyeing, K.iiiler A: Waig n, op¡>a-lte Court House. U. 3. S enators , j , A fAYnrE G ruver , in front, so that twenty-five men within buttes, rise thousands of feet, seen in gressing finely, under the guidance of Will ¡> iv t > Rouen Burns. Hair cutting, Etc , REP:«F.SEN TATI VE. JoHN W h UE a KEK, i the barricade, con'd defend it against all directions, near and far. A .jong \V. G. White, of Sugar Pine notoriety. G uvkrnoh , W. W T hayer , Dr, W. B. Royal I Scrap-; oí . o : ..i -r i Ü \-g ):i and the charge of one hundred. Capt. 8 kc ur S tate , R. P E ak «, a » t , PROMTLY ATTENDED TO. the latter, Anderson’s Butte is 8.U00 ft, I understand be has twenty or thirty T keakurer . E d . H ikhcu , Hie permane , ly locitel ia Morbera California iM'Jvely no work ¡1 >ne after 12 o < < k o-> Sm> Greiger with seventeen men took posi­ high, and five miles west to the base; miles finished, and intends to have P rinter , W B. C arter , d y. Lno-lC-v3-tl) Surr. Pult. I n - t ,1- J. P uwell , History, ii ill gir-' hi; uinliriileil attention to the tion oa top of the cave, and Lieut. Wagner Butte, eight miles south, 10,- it completed in time for the citizens to L ibrarian , J. B. -inrs r , Burr. P enitentiary , B V. B urch , I*« uclice uf ?Ie il ! : iiii -d [{(»utilities I I! IS hail l-'il.« « I» Ye I-'* 1’r iClilC ill Oregon judiciary . I tlieremainder of the volunteers,covered Buttes without specific names. >■ A- AsA&LJAS *w Ulij From valley this fall. I OFFICE At his residence on Factory S'ree*. [ 3 9 f The howitzer was placed in five miles on the road to Jacksonville, l«t Diät: J’dg. P. P. P rim ; A t'y, J ames R. N eil 31 nril.tr of .lit mi-s K-, le 5Iuril<*r Oil the front. The new mines that were discovers! »« J. F. W ataon ; A'l’y, S >1 H azz . kd . MANUFACTURER OF, AND I 1 AT.ER IN, 2d ......... ................. t.ie Lower Koxue Hiver 'lur •• the only eligible position ami a num ­ on Silver creek last-Summer, are pay­ K. P Bo:sK;Vuy, J J W hitsfv 31 | can be seen to the east, 60 miles off, der of lliir.lin and Party E S hattvcki A , I no . r C vles . DENTISTRY AND ASSAYING. 4th near (otlonnoxl — ber of shots fired, which bad no other ! , SADDLERY AND HARNESS, ■ the famious Mt. Pilt, (now Mt. Mc­ ing will. A company ofjthree men,af­ L. M A bthi - ui A t y, U. W. P auisu . 5th »t th® tff’ct than to frighten the Indians into! Laughlin) 13,000 feet high, whose peak ter shoveling into slnces a half day last J acksun C oüntt . cave, ece. DR. F. G. H:ARN, MERGANSER, LAKE OUNIY, OREGON. making some overtures for peace. The I is covered with perpetual snow. Like­ week, cleaned up 828. The gold is J^ck-or.ville. J vdof , S ilas J D ay , C lerk , E. B. W atsos , PltACTlCAL DENTIST. MURDER OF KYLE: conditions offered not suiting the vol > wise Mt. Shasta, in California, and 75 course, and they find many nuggots on S heriff , W m . B ybke , ALWAYS Oil HAMD, D eputy S heriff H. B. S eyderth , nutters,they objected, and Capt. Smith, I mileB southeast of here, can be 8een the bedrock. ALSO ASS A YER OF T kkamubck , N. F isufr , A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF A shemhou , B. C. G o 1'1> ahi >, Phu-i ir. After the establishment of Fort Lane although anxious to treat with them, from the peaks of the buttes first Darned Our popular and accommodating J acksonville . C ommissioner «, ( E K A sul KM0J i > ami the close of the war ol 1853,the set- i was compelled either to leave the In- I but the Siskiyou rango lies between Jahu, Dick Isb, is making his regular, SADDLES, HARNESS, A>- 1 ...1 J XK-i.liVll f. S urveyor C. J. H oward , DUlDLF.Rc SPURS, tiers, who had forted up in various diaus to the mercy of the volunteers, here and there. FFTCE-.n M'n-r wtrent, iio-th «lile Yrek’, h <1- IS uhool S upt ., J. D. F ountain , FTIRRUPS, us well as his irregular trips. He »..tiling Coy Dag 8 lure, md <>,j o-i c Hu-eiuuu's M TS, WHIPS, A shland . parts of the valley, return id to their or remain and take part in the light, as Bar I w ire Store. LASHER, CINCHOS. I am now approaching a point of bus- sometimes meets with a midnight ad­ ♦ H. C. H ill . desert« d homes aud commenced again they wero determined to to pun­ niRW-roR« * J- H- C,,1'IW “»• ine~8. There are heavily timbered venture, that produces an “audible' T. G. WAITERS. O. R MYER. DIRECTOR» , c K Klvm their regular avocations. A feeling i ish the murder rs. He then moved the valleys, ravines and gulches yet un­ gnu,” but I dou't want anything said l J ameh T hurnton . great relief prevailed throughout of howitzer to another position, for what R kcob der ......................................... A. V. G illett . WATTERS & MYER. claimed, and subject to be pre-empted, about it. lie is agent for a <,«1«brat»d M arshal ..................... ................... .E. W alhah . the country, aud business soon began . | purpose, was not qnite plain, for the washing machine, and travels with it JcartcE of tue P eace ................... T. G. W aitfhs . WM. D. CORRE to assume its regular channel. Never- ■ ¡elevation was so great that according! home-steaded, or entered at $125 per C onstable ....................................... . ...E. W alhai ». IFJ TCIIMA VERS. .JE WELEKS AND GEORGE NURSE, night and day, and seems to be doing acre. These are rare opportunities for P ost M aster .......................... ... .A. D.U flman . OPTICIANS. theless, tue war had been a serious s< t j to bis own report, **a trench had to be 1 M ihckllaneouh . Linkviile Livery Stables. a citiz n—tho head of a family—io well with it. He lost his brackets last buck to the whole country. A uo in­ dug to lower the tail of Lis cannon.”! Prig. Gen. 1»' Bri - O. M , J. E. R.>»», J ck«onvii!c. Ore door south of the Post-ofliice, Ash- speculate. I have bought a tn in’s im­ week, but from the looks of hia smiling U. B. Iikli.ai Ag* ui, J. H. I ioouK. h!.liliali Ageii'O. KU Ji SE & CORPt 1 «nd, Oregon, I considerable amount of slock had been From this range it was impossible to I provements, which, you are to under countenance, I think he has found 1- a i ( R " s H off man , J .ck U. S.Cunim.re.oiere, üïar l «.tai tfevi l-. rp killed or driven off; houses and fences : throw a shell into the cave. He fired ■ I L. S. D yar , stand, means Lis claim to the montL— them. J. WELLS re pleased to afounce tleir property Stifles a* stolen. i OLL, . J.ick-oi.vilie. J. O. C. WIMER Dep’y V.S.MarehaP, ! * I.A.N U anoell : destroyed, and that much I several times, but only two shells! ’(B ike » WoBDEN, W orden , Univi?. which is the only entr.ince.pusaway, or F. G. K-llogg, onr popular son of R-gi«ter L al U Off.ee, J. H. E vans , L>ke View. WIMER & WELLS. ! Worst of all, homes had been made struck near the mouth of the cave, and | Receiver “ “ G eorge C ~ onn , L.ke View. outlet—for several hundred acres of Vulcan, is driving business in his new ' dosulate, ami children fatherle.-s. these did no damage whatever. Practical millwrights. « W m . H offman .... .. J .ck*ouviep. the best timber in the known world, shop, and otherwise. N oätw « rablic, ' Î'1>; v 1, m * E a T......... ......... A-bhnd. - OEGON\ This feeling of security did not last Fi'itiring mills, saw nulls, quarts mills, lake covnty While the firing was going on Capt. and the prospects are now that the ’ I J. W. H AM AKAH . ........ , Linkvii e. Oar store ia doing a good business-• I , C. B. W atson ........ ... I ke V or. and ab ki■ n fvr Patiti >u cklm nt», Dr. order in the very best style. All work w mr, amply provided wi'h — cause—be sells cheap. Atti 'hit cu-toiiiers will t>e w i ed oa J. H. C jhtwuod ...............................................Albini . I er, aud it became evident to the moroicave, while endeavoring to obtain ft ' and Oregon Railroad w ill be completed promptly hl J in the beet et) Ie. Burvejor Miue-al I jìlós , B. F. M ykk ......... Asuianf the sheila, was shot and killed by ¡ ires ut that time, and it cat not m 6s keeping up its good reputation, by git- RIDING HORsES i.lwaje un h lid. The O. A C. Stage Co.’s Stage leave Ashl «nd degree that indicated that they yet , the lmliaiiB from the cave. J. Q. WiLLITS, Capt. my ranch more than four miles, a* that ing lb« traveling public the best of ac­ 'Herses promptly cire I fjr, and for Jacksonville, Reek Point and Rose­ I premeditated mischief. On the 6;h of I Gr« iger was an estimable man aud is lhe width of Bear creek valley at commodation. TEACHER OF VOCAL ADN IL- burg every day at 6 a. m. Mail clo.-es at Tourists and Others Outfitted October. James C. Kyle was murdere«! i • good citizen and bis loss was heavily that point, and a regular inclining Now, Mr. Editor, this is my first let' 5:30 a. in. STE [MENTAL MESIC, for Henly, Yieka and Reading at 6 p. m. I within two miles of Fort Lane, by ' ; felt by tho community. Night coming grade at the rate of about 200 feet to ter for publication, and I want you to O j the ehorte«t Diti» Mail clo-es at 5:30 p. in. C7Ì Do tot UR to give the Liakvflie Stable« atri « Rogue River Indians, belonging to the ! oij| the firing Ceased and the forces And Professional Piano Tuner. M.Colwell’s Stages leave Ashland the mile. Heretofore, the citizens have print it ri Latum et illiteratum, and if it- A shland , ------- O regon . Reservation. Kyle was a merchant, . every Monday, Wedivsd iy and Friday j camped before the cave. Soon after taken timber what aud when they breaks the press, I’ll pay the damage. [v3 do 7lf] NURSE & CORRE. mornings for Linkvilland return on i doing business in Jacksonville, uud j they hud struck camp. Cnief Bill, who wanted, not thinking worth while to “M rs . L. L ord .” Add r»‘ss him, or cull at the Ash’and every Tuesday. Thnrsii .y and Saturday. was a partner of Thos. Wills, before October 2d, 1878. I was in command of the Indian«, sent purchase the land, consequently there (Nn 3 If.) Leave Linkviil- f r Like View, Oregon, Aciidemv. referred to, who was murdered by the in three squaws, to ask for a “talk.” was no market for timber I calculate Wednesdays; ainvo at Lake V.ew Satur­ Many people are puzzled to under­ days ; leave Lake Vi-w M todays ; arrive same Indiaus, ou the 5»h of August, of ! Ti o following is the report of the talk there are, at the lowest estimate, 1,000 G. B. WATSON. On Main Street al Linkviile Thursdays, carrying mail and stand what the terms ’‘fonrpenny,” passengers. Attorney and (£ouu$rlor-at-'£aiv Ashland ..... Oregon. that year. About this time, the start ‘ as given by Capt. Smith, in II.»use Ex. ties on my ranch to the acre, and, as “sixpenny,” and “tenpenny” mean as hug news came that the Iudians had j Doc. No 88, 2nd, Session, 35 Cong. the iueliue is so graduul down to the A. D. HELMAN, P. M. and I have now ou hand a beau iful aeror meut of commenced depredations on Lower I Being charaetistic of the Indians ai d opeu valley, one span of horses, mules aj.plied to naila. “Fonrpenny** mean* REAL EST. 1 TE .1 G EN T. four pounds to the 1,000 nails, or “six­ IT t«, Bonnet., Shade- Fren* h Flower«, Wreathe Rogue river, and a man by the name of S O C I E r I E 1 ; also showiug the spirit of the military or oxen might haul 50 green or 100 l’.u-e- Nee» Ti-e, Liieu Suite, Ju.. Laliee* ^-¿rSpeclil aUen'ton g'ven to all matters requ’.r Bell aud bis partner, ami a miner cail especially so, as to (.’apt. Smith, it is I seasoned ties at a load, and a man penny” six pounds to the 1,000'^and so Finishing G«>ude, etc.,etc. etc. Alt > ey at the V. 8.1 ai d <. fl.< e. Ashland Ljdge No. 189,1. 0. G. T. rg i n Atteri cd “Jack” was murdered. Robberies not deemed out of place in this connect might make from two to four loads per on. It is an old English term, and L aks V iew , L akh Co., O regon . Meets at the Hall of Heim id & Fountain every meant at first “tenpound” nails (the M y 31, 1378. (10-50- 1 and petty depredations became more , i »n to g;\e it entire. Friday evening at 8 o'clock p. m . Biother« aud • lay, uud I believe that all I would get and the Warner Health Corset. 1000 being understood) ; but the old frequent, aud a general uneasiness was »liters In g.M>l el>Ldiug .re corliaJy invited to at­ fc-iL'A 1 or ler* (rotn a distance promptly tilled. over five cents apeice would be clear Early next morning I went up to the Englishman clipped it to a “tenpuD,” tend. Tne Temple meet« every tiret ani third Wed­ lelt by the s.-ttlers, especially those iu Uv,“ Every ththg «old cheap for C«»h. profit. The timber is flr, spruce, pine I cave, accompanied by a citizen, Mr. nesday iu each month. and from that it degenerated unfit Ble thing, Fretting and Culurn g. In ,ve very the more exposed portions of the couu J S. EUBANKS, W. C. T.» teaiesl manner. *v2ui6ti } Eddy,residing in the vicinity,aud heard pitch, or yellow piue. red cedur, yew, “penny” was substituted for pounds K ate T hurston . S.c y. try. i wli »t the chief had to say; all of which alder, willow, laurel and dogwood—de So when yon ask for foarpenny nail* Mrs. J I. D. Junes. MUltDEIC OF HULAN AND PARTY. Ashland Lodge Aio, 23 I corroborated previous information,and creasing to about a two fold ratio in nowadays, you want those 1,000 of J. AX. RIGGS, About the- first of January, 1851, the in addition.bis great desireof peace with quantity as the names or varieties suc­ i which will weigh four pounds. When A. F. A A. IW Indians in the viciniiy of Cottonwood, tho wli't a. He said he had beeu living ceed one another. Tuere are firs in Hold« their »tated o-.iiiLunlcatiOL« Thursday ev and drove them to the mouniaius. Ou in all not over fifty, and one boy ou a the brush is knocked off, and in places asked a spectator: “Why ia thia greet* at - ■ .. —— klaudatg -re c «rdt-liy ii.vi.ed to attend. JJebhi and.aU. hauls of Got irniucal. Claims. To give En ire 8 lisf.ict'oa. Prices to suit munition to the settlers, to be used iu “ How shall we treat the tramp«?" furuiobed them comfortable aud secure fir timber, for a great many practical E. DE PEAT, N. O., The Times. asks the New York Sun. Oh, veil, it home defense. W. W. K entsor , Sec’y. wiuter quarters. I directed the chief to purposes, is not surpassed by any other you arc going to fraternize with then? Principal Oiliee, Jacksonville, Oregon. Rebekah meetings on Tue«l»y evening, near«« Gians A S i labs will attend to my business Ou or abou* the 18th of January, a remain in the cave for the present, as variety, ash not excepted. It makes m that way we believe they genaraUX he full of the moon eucu month. in Portland. [v3no7tf. fâpCall and see Specimens. | v2ogtf party of Bogue River, Shasta and Mo- the ill disposed portion of the oommu- durable posts, and solid and smooth take atraight whiakey. II O T E L S. ASHLAND HOUSE. P H •4 44 44 44 44 - - 3w, PHCENIX I. O. Miller. MILLS. BARBERSHOP. R, F. High) Prop., 44 B h 44 44 44 44 44 T 44 44 44 P 4. 44 44 44 44 <4 44 44 44 • 4 Ores and Bullion. Aehl.id. A 3HTCVIL h E Millinery Store. Buttrrck. Patterns r PUQTO GRAPHIC A « .A./ Ì /