M ri
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after bis birth, laavuig him. wtlh t«e uMrr tniihiirg tKr
4
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aw-—*••»< Us
brotbsrs. to the care of tbe.r widowed mother already *ul>*T'l*d by the ritnene of Aib«av H»vt ■ • R I»,
He early showed a hardy, sclfrvlying nature, to «rrurr the railroad ttej- t within the limit« Br»wa. M»ry
|t*rw«it. C. k
aed when but a boy he shouldered a luuskei -»f the city. The canal would h** of greater Copl's
. J*aa
L-tie C.
PwkHt, Healer H.
in the war of independence. U ith the ver advantage to Albanv and that portion <<f the Cowell, M. U.
Parker. Wm.
•atility of employment peculiar to the pro county through which it *<>iii<l pas« than the Cmier, Jn<i.
Robni’un, S. V.
Crum well. J.
gressive character of the new republican em simple location of n railroad depot can lie. ’ Cobby, Dun'l
Rutty, 1-unhard 2
Robertson
Mrs. M.
Crydentnan,
Geo.
pire, he became a lawyer as well as a soldier.
A ten cent piece, gold ring and handful of C«»x, Jos.
Sil!-, 4t:il<lw> IJ
This latter was the cbaructcr in which he nails were foun^ in the stomach of a cow, Damon, R. E.
Sharp, Dr. W.
Smith, A. K.
Dunlap, David
was to reap bis great renown. In 1790. he killed by Mr. Cross of Salem.
Seyferth. Chas
Dannehaner, F.
fixed his residence in Nashville and married, j
Smith, Francia
Davis,
S.
S,
Mr. Horne of Astona is coming this wav,.
Swcngle A Rader,
Danforth, Dr.
In 1795, he assisted in forming the Constitu
and will dispose of “rights" for bis patent! East, Wm.
Skeeters. Mrs. Grace
tion of Teunesse, and was sent to Congress as
Seit«, W. H.
Gammons, G. B.
sinch belly band fastener.
Troxel, Bradley
the first representative from the new State.!
Gregg, Levy
Town, W. F.
The Herald of Dec. 31st, contains an ac Hamlin, Elizabeth
In 1797, he took his seat as a senator of the
Thurman, C. L.
Higgins,
W.
L.
United States. He soon after left the senate, count of an excursion over “the first section Hilliard, J. R.
Wolf, C.
of
20
miles,
East
Side
R.
R
—
from
Portland^
Woolley,
C.
Hutchinson, A. F.
and was appointed a judge of the Supreme
Walling,
E.
R.
Horton, F. R.
Court of Tennessee. In 1804, he resigned to Parrot Creek. Among the passengers were j Hancox, H.
Watson, T. I’.
Wyman, W. J.
that office and retired to ‘the Hermitage,’ his' Savier, Fisk and Geary, U.S. Commissioners Johns Mrs. Mary
Wertz. F.
Kias,
Jas.
residenee near Nashville. In 1812, when to examine the road. . a The trip is described as Kahn, Jacob
Wurm ley,
War with Great Britain was proclaimed, having been pleasant and satisfactory to all. Lurville, II.
Young, Henry
Jackson commanded the militia of his district. At Oregon City a meeting was held in one of LETTERS held fur postage in the P, 0., at
In 1814 be was made a major-general, and in the cars, and Resolutions passed, congratula Jacksonville, Oregon :
Wm. French, Washington, D. C.
1815 obtained the victory of New Orleans. ting the people of Oregon on the successful
Wm.
W. Way, Colton, Iowa.
Three years later, in 1818, he made a sue completion of the first 20 miles of railroad,
Shannon Marshall, Forest Grove, Cal.
JAMES M. SUTTON, Post Master
cessful campaign against the Southern In and complimentiDg Ben. Holiday, the Con
dians. In 1821 he was appointed, by the tractor.
It ts reported that Burmcster has been ac-
MARRIED
President, governor of Florida (then a terri
tory1),' and in 1823, the place of minister to quitted on his trill at Idaho City, for the
WALKER—ERB—By Rev. M. A. Williams, at
Mexico was tendered to him ; this he declined, killing of Morford.
his residence, Dec. 30th, 1869, Mr. Minus
but again entered the national legislature as
The Steamer Ann has been purchased l»y I Walker to Miss Phebe Erb.
a senator from Tennessee. In 1824 he was some gentlemen of Benton county,^to be used I
voted for by many as President, but was not in the navigation of the Long Tom, a branch
DIED
elected. In 1828 be yras called to that high of the Willamette.
office by a very large majority ; and was re
—In Jacksonville, Jan. 1st, 187?. of
The State Journal announces that Chief DONEGAN
Scarlet
fever,
John, eldest son of Patrick and
elected in 1832. In the spring of 1837 he Engineer Brooks, has been removed by Ben.
Margaret Donegan ; aged 5 years, 7 months and
withdrew from public life, aud spent the Holiday, and Jesse Applegate appointed in 9 days.
residue of his days at ‘the Hermitage,’ where
MILLER — In Jacksonville, Jan. 1st, 187 0, of
his piece.
Scarlet fever, Ella May, daughter of J. N. T.
he died on the 8lh of June, 184o, at the age
A petition is in circulation, in the west and Betsy Aun Miller ; aged 6 years, 2 month
of 78.”
and 23 days.
side counties, to secure aid for the completion
life
; . Andrew
-------- Jackson;
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of the West Side road.
adorn the proudest pages of Americau^ his
In Linn county they have a striped pig,
tory, which will continue bright to the rc
motest generations, ar.d his memory be a? without hair, with no mouth, and but one
eye—located where the mouth should have
perpetual as time itself.
li
been.
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Administrator’s Notice
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t prGcl* for ageals.
»toft t ait
BOUGHT à SOLD.
Il 11 BANCROFT A CO.,
Pu Mi.-ber» , 6'»9 M--nig -tarry St.,
broke to work single <>r double. Honet
, and the best care bestowed upon them I
December 11th. 1*>69.
J .AGER!
A R E REASONA BLE. -tYY
public patronage is solicited.
FLYMALE A MANNING.
Jacksonville, Ogn , Oct. 10.
Sat FraiKMseo, Cal.
decll-iw.
I.AGER!
HOW TO KEEP
OSEPH WETTERER HAS NOW ON HAND
and is constantly manufacturing the best Lag
er Beer in Southern Oregon, which he will «ell in
quantities to suit purchasers; Call and test the
article.
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Jacksonville, June 5th, 1869
J
—YOUR—
MONEY AT HOME,
CITY .BREWERY,
Bl’Y the WOOLLEN GOODS manufactured
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by the
—BY-..
-ROGUE RIVER VALLEY-
VEIT SZZTTTZ
WODffl MUmCWG co,
Who would respectfully announce to the trade
and public generally, that they are now manufact
uring and have un hand for sale, a large assortment
of BLANKETS, CASSIMERES, TWEEDS, plajn
TWILLED and CHECK EFANNELS, AC.
of the best quality and at
LOW RATES
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.,
rpiIE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY IN-
I forms the citizens of Jacksonville and surround-
ing country, that he is now manufacturing, and
will constantly keep on band, the very best of
Lager Beer. Those who wish a cool glass of beer
should give me a call.» •
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Orders solicited. A liberal discount made to the
trade.
Ashland, May 1st, 1*69.
NEW ARRIVAL.
T. HEATH? TAILOR,
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TDZRÆZ l STZECS,
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qpHE THIRSTY PUBLIC ARE INFORMED
1 that Pape <t Savage of the “ New State Sa
loon ” will quench their thirst with the most choice
BEVERAGES to be found in Jacksonville for
one bit.’' IVe expect to ’lose money by it, but
times arc hard, and we cannot sec pc 'pic thirsty.
PA PE A ’¿I
October 16th, 1869.
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OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT LET-
AS ARRIVED IN JACKSONVILLE, AND
ters of Administration on the estate of Hugh
opened a Shop on Oregon St., next door to
Donnelly, deceased, late of Jacks' n county, Ore the Franco-American ' Restaurant, and respect
The Evening Call is the name of a daily gon, have been granted to the undersigned. All fully solicits the patronage of the citizens of Jack
A bill'has been1 introduced in the U. S.
persons having flaims against said estate, aro re sonville. Gentlemen'» clothing made up to the
Senate, by Senator Williams, for the grant papCt to be issed, stun, in Portland, by J. quested to present them with the proper vouchers, latest style and fashions.
p .1
Corner California and Fourth Sts.
to the undersigned, at his place of business, in
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.pf lands and right of way, to bui'-l a railroad Morrison & Co.
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Jacksonville, within six months from this date,
and telegraph line from the Columbia river,—
A paper is to be started in Portland, next and all persons indebted to the said estate are re
rpiIE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESP1
quested to make immediate payment to the under
I tally infornT hts friends an<T
through Idaho—to Salt Laks. Following are month, called the Cathdlic Sentinel.
signed.
erallv that he has, purchased tlje above estab
the names of the corporators—capitol stock
COATS,
I’. J. RYAN, Adm’r.
lishment of Mr. Dsn; ’ Cawley, which will bo
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Jan. 8th,18X0.
jan8-w4.
to be $30,000,000;
henceforward conducted under his constant per
Items
in
Brief.
OVERCOATS, ,te.,
a .
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(■•r.1«
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f .i>
sonal
supervision, and lie guarantees satisfaction
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‘ n. W. Ballard, L. F. Cartee, J. Revnolds,
to
All
who may favor Lmi-with' their ^atiMnnge.
Made
to
order
on
the
shortest
notice.
Gent's
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J. R. McBride, II. L. Rigg, D. Cram, B. M.
A heavy earthquake occurred at St. Paul,
DB. GEO. B TO LUIAN,
These stables are centrally located, and within
clothing cleaned and repaired. Please call.
DuRell, John Ilniley,
J. Butter, T. S.
convenient distance of the various hooves of pablic
THOMAS HEATH.
Wilson, W. D. Biglow, 0. S. McGonigle, T. Canada, Dec. 29th/ 4>
entertainment,
Horsts or mules will be boarded
Jacksonville, Dec. 18th. 1869.
dcclS tf.
(late Surgeon U. S. Army,)
M. Merritt and Jdnas Birdwn. of Idaho Ter
and
cared
for,
by
the days or, wqek, at moderate
It appears that the. Red River Colony,
charges.
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He
has
the largest stock in Oregon,,
•rrtory ; L. O; Stems, F.;W. McClary, A. II. known as Prince Ruperts Land, has issued a Physician, Surgeon, and Accoucheur,
south
of
Portland,
rtland,
of
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Brown; J. H; Shinn,
W. Virtue, C. M.
ILL PRACTICE IN JACKSON AND
Foster, B. 5L-Stanton, Thomas Wright, C. declaration of independence, thus boldly
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BUGGISB AND CARRIAGES
adjacent counties, and attend promptly to
M. Cochran, J. Hendershott, D. Chaplin, throwing off British allegiance.
N THE CIRCUIT COURT ‘FOR THE
all calls on professional business.
7/
Green Arnold, J. Rt_ Wilkinson. James H.
Five men were murdered near Stockton,
county of Jackson, State of Oregon.
with
single
or
double
teams,
for
hire
on
reason
.Slater, L. W. Lichtinthaler. J. W. Fisk-,,11.
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE,
able
terms
;
also,
CaL,
on<he
10th
ult.
,
The
Governor
has
Mary Smith vs. Ben. Smith.
J. Meacham, John White, William Barnhart.
4th street, opposite the M. E. Church, Jack
t ; GOOD SAilDLE- HORSES At MULES,
H- C- Page, James Äf.'Leexer, W. O. Frank offered a reward of $1,000 for tl.jir arrest. on
Suit in Equity for Divorce.
sonville, Oregon.
lin, J. W. Swift, M. *8. Folsom, William
jan8-tf.
To Ben. Smith, said Dcf’t : You are hereby
500 Chinese, from California, reached St. Jan. 8th, 1870.
Which will !bo hired to go to any paatioD .
-Luce, F. C. Horselyr B.’ Whitton, .W-‘ B.
summoned
to
be
and
appear
in
the
Circuit
Court
the country at moderate rates.
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Rinehart, J. G. Wilson, C. M. Lockwood» Lotiis, on the 28th uljt. designed as workhands
for the county of Jackson, State of Oregon, on
Anitnalw bought and «old, and horses bio:;« to
j
X, Gates, B. Pentland, II. Ilogue, O. Eluma onithe railroad in Texas.
the first day of the term thereof, to be hidden on saddle or harness.
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the second Monday in February,, 1870, and an
•on, B. W. Mitchell, L. E. Donnell and A. ’ A woman in' St. Louis has received a ®12,-
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T. G. Kearnes.
swer the complaint in this cause filed, or judg
Baker, J.
J
W. Furguson, of .Oregon: apd-D. ' ' Baker,
ment
for
a
dissolution
ot
the
bonds
of
matrimony
000
macademixing
contract.
Nov. Gth, 18G9.
nov6 tf.
M. Vansyckle, A. Uox, Hugh D. O. Bryant,
existing between you and Plaintiff, will be taken
and W. Wright, of Washington Territory.
A stronomical .—-Sensation reports say
KAREWSKT, HAVING JUST OPENED against you in default thereof. By order of Hon.
P. P. Prim, Judge of said Circuit Court.
that astronomers have discovered that a vast
• a large stock of
„ Wi hare received a copy of the list of
JAMES D. FAY,
flame of fire, 45,000,000 miles in length, is
Dec.
18-6w.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Premiums awarded at the Ofegoh State
Colombia River and Salt Lake Rail-
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road- ,»t
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Beriah Brown proposes to issue a Daily
Press, soon, in connection with the Weekly.
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Fair in 1869.’* It is in pamphlet form—
neatly printed by A. L, Stinson, Job prin
ter, Salem. Following are the officers for
1870 : President, Daniel Clark, Marion
poupty ; vice Presidents, R. B. Willoughby,
Linn county, and W. A. Mills, Washington
oounty; Secretary* John. Minto, Marton
county ; Treasurer, J. II. Moores, Marion
-county, “ft contains the Opening and An
nual addresses, and general proceedings of
the Society.
now issuing from the sun. This accounts
for the disappearance of the Dog Star.
STAPLE GROCERIES,
A lady in Ohio was recently joined in wed
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lock to the spirit of a man, twn years dead—
AT
the ceremony being performed by a medium.
A race is to come off, tiext Fourth of July,
between Bennett Jr., of the American yacht,
Dauntless, and Asburry, ot the -English yacht,
Cambria, for £550.
The Duke of Argyle, is coming to Wash Corner of California and Oregon streets, offers
bargains, such as have not been offered before at
ington, to arrange the Alabama question.
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HE ABOVE MiLLS.- EORMEBLVC THE
Valley Mills, at' Phoenix,' Oregon, having;
been purchased by the undersigned, and thoreugh-.
ly repaired with a No. 1 Improved Woodward
Sinutter, and also Iinpruved Shaker, with an en-
tirely New Boltiug Cloth, is npw reajtyjo grind
wheat on exchange at the usual rates, to-wit: 36
lbs. Flouy 8, lbs. Brand and
tbV Shorts -per
bushel lor good merchantable wheit'/and'vfll fur
nish flour with dispatch and warrant tbte time
equal to any Mill in the world.
RAILROAD SALOON! T
ENGINEER,
MAX. BRENTANO
HOICE LIQUORS
stantly on hand.
C
J. T. GLENN.
Jacksonville’ Ogn./jAug. 20th, 1869. o- 3pa>
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Jacksonville.
Geo. D. Prentice is dangerously ill, of
This stock is fresh and of the bel |t quality, and
rheumatism of the heart.
Gen. Jefferson Davis has a salary of $15,- CASH purchasers will do well to call on him.
000, as President ot the Carolina Life Insur
ance Company.
. A subscription is to be raised for the bene
i
fit of Stanton^ family.
taken in exchange for goods.
District Court convened at Vancouver, W.
January 1st, 1870.
T.j
on the 18th ult., Judge Jacobs presiding.
Gretnbaeka,—8- F, C»l.—wiling, 83» cU.
PxtsoMAL.—Dr. Tolman, formerly Army
Surgeon, has just arrived from San Franèisco,
and will make Jacksonville hi« future home.
Hie odes and residenee is on Fourth street,
oppóste the M: E. Ohufeh. Sea his card
uadu "N.w To-Day.”
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July 17th‘ I860.
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Dental Rooms in Horae’s Hotel
Oregon. All styles of Dental work done o
ort
notice, at reduced prices. Particular a iStion
given to the regulation (^children's teeth,
.¿T-th
pain by the ufte kF the
t
LL those
ll
THOSE indebted
INDEBTED to
TO the
THE UNDEK-
undek - extracted without
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lata
Bigned, will pleaB« call around immediately method of local anastheaia, All work warranted,
Satisfaction guaranteed.
and make a settlement.
Produce New Year’s Notice,
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