Proceedings of the Democratic Conven
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THOMAS BOYCE,
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floor,) Merchant's Exchange, California Street,
< below Montgomery, is our duly authorized agent
•"for Saa Francisco.
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HUDSON * MENET, are our duly author
ised Agents in the Atlantic States. Office, 41
Park Row, “Times” Building, New York.
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G. W. CANNON, is our authorized Agent
for Portland, Oregon.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
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^Religious Botirc.
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Riv. C. Alderson will preach at the M. E.
Church, to-morrow, at 11 o’clock, a. m.
Tnn regular quarterly meeting of the M; E.
Church for the Jacksonville charge, will be hold
' at this place on the 5th and 6th of March—T. F.
Royal, P. E.
Pursuant to the call of the Democratic Central
Committee of Jackson county, Oregon, the Democ*
racy of Jacksonville Precinct, in said County, met
at the Court House in said precinct on Saturday
the 5th day of February, 1870, for the purpose ot.
appointing nine delegates to represent said Pre
cinct in tho County Convention to be held in tbe
town of Jacksonville on Saturday, the 12th day of
February, 1870. A. M. Berry was eleoted Chair
man, and J. R. Wade Secretary.
On motion of W. W. Fiddler, it was resovlcd
that Delegates to the County Convention be selec
ted by acclamation. The following Delegates were
then selected by acclamation, to wit: T. G.
Reames, James D. Fay, James L. Loudon, Silas
J, Day, Henry Klippel, W. W. Fiddler, Granville
Naylor, M. A. Brentano and J. N. T. Miller.
On motion of W. W. Fiddler, it was resolved
that the proceedings of this meeting be published
in t‘:e D emocratic N ews .
On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
A. M. BERRY, Chairman.
J ames R. W ade , Sec’y.
Special Collector of Claims,
C omb T o T ime . —The law directs that the clerks
•f the several school districts shall report to the
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: C bbbby T rees .— AU those persons desirous of
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purchasing sherry trees, for transplanting, can now
obtain them by calling at the residence of L. J.
Hull ; who is there in person, to attend to the
business.
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fTHOJC^ LIQUORS AND CIGARS
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W inter .— We lave experieaced, this week,
»bout the roughest weather of the season, It has
rained, spowed “blo^red” and “friz,” enough to
retard the work of fanners, and not enough to con
venience miner»-’
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Drugs & Chemicals,
GEMINE PATENT MEDICINES
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ceiving an extensive supply of goods in
their line of business, consisting in part
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Cook Stoves,
Parlor Stoves,
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON,
Box stoves,
Nails pf all sixes,.
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Assorted iron and steel,
Horse shoes and .sails,
•.Cast iron-wash kettles,
Bake ovens,
BKillet8 and lids,
he undersigned take pleasuri
Tea kettles,
in notifying his friends and the public gener
Bake pans,
ally tn At be is now receiving and opening a very
large and extensive stock of
Brass kettles,
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Sauce pans,
* Chopping axes,
Broad axes,
Trace and Halter chains,
Shovels and Tongs,
Fire dogs,
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Sluice forks,
Shovels,
CALIFORNIA AND SALEM
Door locks,
Butt and strap hinges,
Knives and forks,
CLOTH*
Spoons and ladies,
• Meat cutters,
BLANKETS,
Sad irons,
Polishing irons.
HOOP SKIRTS,
Pocket knives.
Scissors and si Year 8,
ETC'., ETC.
Pruning shears and knives,
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l’atent cross cut saws,
Boots and Shoes; Ladies*, Mieses*
Buck and hand saws,
aud Childrens* Shoes.
Planes and lanterns ;
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Together with a general assortment of
Large and Extensive Stock of Choice
SIIELF HARDWARE.
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READY-MADE CLOTHING,
SPONGES, BRUSHES,
School Books,
BLANK HOOKS,
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PYSICTANS PRESCRIPTIONS and FAMILY
Recipes ’carefully compounded. Country orders
pr<>tnptly*Httcii<lcd tw.
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HARDWARE,
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I loods direct ftlihi the manufacturers.
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Paints,
Oils,
Maohinow
Prices from $20 to $110, cash.
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Window Glass,
and Putty.
A New Lot of
We invite the attention of Farmers to our
AMER 1C A N 'XE V^Eh -WAT c HE8 stock of
Just from tho Factory^
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CUTLERY,
PÀINTS, ’
OILS,
ALSO
Window Glass, Nails, Iron and
Steel, Cast and Steel Plows
Wooden and Willow
Ware, Etc., Etc, '
ware of every description always on band
and made to order.
PIPE,
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JEWELRY ST@&Ee HYDRAULIC
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Call at J. Neuber’s
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Lift pumps and Lead pipes,
Rope,
Grindstones,
Cider mills,
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Cedar buckets,
Willow Mskets, etc.
GIFT BOOKS.
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lowest cash prjie. Per*ms wishing to buy good«
will find it greatly fo fheir advantage to examine
our stock before purchasing elsewhere, m lam
determined hot to be undersold by any house in
Juckson county.
J?«rGive me a call, and then judge for your
self as to our capacity to furnnh good« a« above.
JAS. T. GLENN.
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Effects of
He is agent for the best Rifles and Pistols made,
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finished ; alto.Bedf^barpeDingJSiraw Cutters v O J» a. a
Which repeats FIFTEEN TIMES with once load and Hay Knive9.
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J*®* All kinds of Watch and Clock Cleaning «nd
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Repairing done to order at half price.
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all JtWr buln pg in use ;’’Sola lit* nianufactur- CD C
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HOFFMAN & KLIPPEL.
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HAVANA CIGARS, -
BEAL ESTATE DEALER.
School Superiatendinl, on or before the ls^fif
he thirst * y p I tb A u are informed
jMireh« *®d *11 ■ diatrict* failing to report^ lose
¿heir apportfaaaseRt of the mheol fund. District
that Pape A Savagejof the “ New State Sa
/clerks wiH see the »eeeseity for prompt action, as loon ” will quench their thirst with themoft choice
the time for making their report is brief.
BEVERAGES to be found in Jacksonvilleyfer
one bit/’ We expect to lose money by it, but
4- L itbrary S ociety .—Tbe question, before the “ times
are hard, and we cannot Bee pebple thirsty.
Jacksonville Literary Society at thrir last meeting
PA^E A* SAVAGE.
—namely, “ Rttolved, That Government should
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continue to grant publie lands to aid in the con
struction of railroads,”—will be argued again‘at
their meeting^ next Monday evening.
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NEW GOODS.
TOILET ARTICLES,
T able R ock P recinct .—At the meeting held
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in this precinct, Saturday, Feb. 5th, W. A. Chil
ders was elected Chairman, and J. II. Bledsoe,
Secretary. J. 11. Bledsoe, W. A. Childerc. and
B. F. Wade were elected delegates to the County
Convention to be held in Jacksonville, on the 12th
inst. The following preamble and resolutions
ETC., ETC.
were unanimously adopted :
W bkreas , We, tho Democracy of Table Rock
Precinct, believe that the fountain of all political
suggestions ought to eminate from primary meet
ings ; therefore,
AND
J Retolved, That we recommend such men as are
ealculated to carry out pure Democratic principles,
as our standard-bearers. *
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
lietolved, That we, the Democracy, pledge our
united efforts to defeat the 15th Amendment, and
oppose the whole reconstruction policy.
Jietolred, That we endorse tho views of Hon.
And a large Collection of misocllancous WTfk»,
Mr. Munger, of Ohio, in his late speech on finan comprisiug
cial affairs. On motion, resolved that tho Secre
BIOGRAPHY,
tary forward a copy of the proceedings to the
D emocratic »N ews for publication.
TRAVELS,
Five and Caps,
W. A. CHILDERS, Chairman,
Blasting and rifle powder,
ROMANCE,
J. II. B ledsoe , Secretary.
Shot and lead,
C ounty C ourt P roceedings .—February Term,
1870—L. J. C. Duncan, Judge—W. H. 6 Hyde,
Clerk.—The report of the viewers appointed to lo
cate county ro^d, from Jacksonville to Josephine
county line, was presented, when J. W. Hays
made complaint, and petitioned for damages to the
amount of $150, for running the road through hi.«
lands , and Isaac Constant, John Tepper and W.
J. Plymale were appointed viewers to assess the
damages.----- Kasper Kubli was granted license for
one year, for selling spirituous liquors at his place
on Applegate.----- W. Nus A Charles Schneider
were granted license to keep a ferry on Klamath
river, three miles below the Link river bridge,
owned by George Nourse.----- 0. T. Bruwn, Den
nis Crawley and A. J. Burnett appointed viewers,
and James S. Howard surveyor, to locate a county
road, to commence near Crawley’s ranch on the
Klamath river, and run east to Bloody Point, on
the California line, via Lost river and Tule Lake.
The following Road Supervisors have made re
ports, which have been accepted : Wm. Kahler,
N. 12; J. S. Lacy, No. 4 ; J. V. Ammerman, No.
2 ; Sarn’l Rush, No. 13 ; James Miller, No. 17 ;
J osephine C ounty D emocratic C onvujtion .—
Edwin Morgan, No, 14 ; . A. J. Burnett, No. 31 ;
The Democratic Central Committee for Josephino
8am’l Furry, No. 15 ; M i. H. Coleman. No. 3 ;
county- met at Kerbyville. Feb’y 7th, 1870. Pres
Martin Petersoh, No. 30 ; Thos. H. Avery, No.
ent E. N. Tolen, Wm. Chapman, Mr. Gilmore, and
21 ;.A. V. Gillett, No. 1 ; Chancey Nye, No. 11.
The following Supervisors were appointed for H. K. Hanna. Absent—John Bolt. It .was re
solved that the Democracy of Josephine County be
1870 : A. V. Gillett, No. 1 ; C. I». Reed, No. 21
Kerby
Wm. Gregory, No. 30 ; < J. G. Vandyke, No. 3 ? requested to meet in mass convention,
ville, on Saturday, Feb’y 26th, for tho purpose of
Sam'] Furry, No. 15 ; A i. J. Burnett, No. 31
selecting delegates to attend the Democratic State
O. W. Akers, No. 14; James Miller, No.’ it;
convention,
to meet at Albany, Marjh 23d, 1870.
Sam'l Rush, No. 13 ; J. V. Ammerman, No » A* «
A most important election Is approaching. Look
12;
Frederick Heber, No. 4 ; Wm. Kahler,
well then to yournominatlons. Veterans be ready
Wm. T. Lever, No. No. 8.
t<> fall in line, “tis duty calls von now.”
II. K. HANNA, Chairman.
V alentines D ay .—Next Monday is the 12th
E. N. T olen , Sec’y. • t
of February—formerly kept in memory of St.
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Valentine the time when birds begin to chose I
W e are in receipt of the first No. of the Nc?o JVrv»,
their mates. Now-a-flays, howdver, it is selected
published at Scio, Linn county, Oregon, by H. H.
as the day for bashful lovers and sweethearts to King. This little sheet is neutral in politics, and
tell their loves, anonymously ; and for jesting peo devoted to developing the interests ot Linn Coun
ple te distribute caricatures and sarcastic verses, ty. It presents a oreditatje appearance. We wish
not at all flattering to the recipients? Printers the &»o Neutt every success.
come in for their share of comic valentines ; but
A nother C ase ."The lion. James D. Fay’s lit
being used to abuse, don’t mind them. Tbe only tle son, Jamierwas taken with the scarlet fever,
way to excite our anger, is to enclose a $10 green last Tuesday. His case is a severe one, though
not as^yet dangerous.
back to our address.
V alentines —for.sale, iiT-variety, at tkm Post
Nxw G ang P low .—Mr. D. C. Miller, of Jack Office Book Store.
sonville, has invented a new gang-plow, a speci
men of which can be seen at his shop, it was put
, ^WIKI.TÄM DAVIJMION,
on trial, last week, and did good ploughing ; but
it needs regulating, and some slight alterations
Office, No- 64 Front Street,
will be made in the machinery. This plow has
Adjoining the
Telegraph
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Portland,
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several attractive features lacking in other plows ;
and it is the opinion of judges, having examined
it carefully, th^t it will probably take precedence
of all other inventions of tho kind. Mr. Miller
Accounts, Notes,'Bonds, Drafts, and' Mercantile
will apply for a patent. .
Claims of every description throughout Oregon
A N ew O rder . —A rumor is rife that a council and the Territories, W^LI#, BE MADE A SPE
•of the “Improved Order of Red Men,” is about to CIALTY AND PROMPTLY COLLECTED, as
be established here. We know that efforts are well as with a due regard to economy in all busi
being made in this direction. There exists no or- ness matters intrusted to his care and the proceeds
•der of this kind in Oregon ; but they are numer paid over puntually.
ous throughout California. We know nothing of
the workings or objects of this Order; only that
they profess to “aid the afflicted, council the dis
tressed, succor the feeble, watch with tho sick and
bury the. dead,”
DRUG STORE,
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Street, where he will for and in consideration of Manufactured from the native Herb« and Roots
of California.
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CASH PAID IN HAND, sell his extensive as
Also a.large variety of
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FOR
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Nic-Nacs, etc., at prices to . suit, the timpf. His
RHEUMATISM
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INDIGESTION, BILIOUS, REMITTENT and
SCHOOL
BOOKS,
INTERMITTENT • FEVERS, * D MR ASKS' df
for.the coming Holidays. ■'
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THE BLOOD, LIVER, KIDNEYS and BLAD
DER, these BITTERS have been most «ucoeasful.
Please give him a call. Next door to GLENN
PENS,
SUCH DISEASES are caused by VITlATXjl
INK,
BLOOD, which, is generally produced by deranroi
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GOLD PENS,
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Cleanse the Vitititid Blood whenever you find its
BOOKS,
impurities bursting through the skin in Pimple«,
’MEMORANDUMS,
Eruptions, or Sores •, cleanse it when you find it
.)f . BLANK BOOKS,
obstructed and sluggish in the veins; cleanse it
yo»
' IMITATION TURKEY LEDGERS,
when it is foul, and your leclla^i ’ will
Nhm. Ke^p the blejd health^, and all vfU
well
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MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
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forms the citizens of Jacksonville and surround
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and numberless other notions not now necessary
will constantly -keep ow, - hand, the ;.ve<yr best of to name. Cail around, ¡ »nd hfr ;**5il alwayte En
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Lager B’ceri Those who wish a cool glass of beer deavor to have something new to show you.
Corner
Pine
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Sansome
Streets, Ban Branoisooi
should give me a call.
Special attention given to thd NEWS BUS
Cal.,
and
Sacramento,
Cal., and
Jacksonville, June I2tb, 1869.
INESS. Any paper ordered on the shortest no
, 34 Platt Street, N. Y,
June 12th-ly.
tice.
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Juno 19tb, 1869.
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CLTY BREWERY,
VEIT SHTTTZ’,
R. H. MCDONALDiC»
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