T SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 7, 1870. THOMAS BOYCE, Vr * No. 30 (Second floor,) Merchant’s Exchange, * 1 California Street, below Montgomery, is our duly authorised agent for San Francisco. HUDSON & MENET, are our duly author ixed Agents in the Atlantio States. Office, 41 Park Row, “Times” Building, New York. r LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. u Religious Notice. • J A Rev. C. Alderson will preach at the M. E. Church, to-morrow, at 11 o’clock, a. in. C ounty C ourt P roceedings *—May Term, 1870 — L. J. C. Dunean, Judge, W. II. S. Hyde, Clerk. Among other proceedings the following were bad, to-wit : Geo. Nurse, Ferry license across Klamath river, renewed for one year.-------- R oads . David Venegar, G. V. Ingram and D. H. Burroughs ap pointed viewers on a road from Rock Point to Josephine county lino, on South side of Rogue river. The same viewers were appointed on road from Rogue river up Foote's creek. Merrit Bell- iuger, Dan’l Doty and A. M. Berry, appointed viewers on road from Bellinger’s place to Justus’ lane on Bear creek. The same viewers were ap pointed on road from John SwinUen’s to F. V. Vandyke’s, along Bear creek. Win. Sutherland, Baldwin Sills. Jr., and Win. Kincaid, appointed viewers on road from near Martin Peterson,s to Big Butte sawmill, via Rees creek, with S. J. Howard as surveyor on said roads.-------- F. He ber’s resignation as supervisor of Road Dist. No. 4, accepted, and Dan’l Doty appointed in his stead. -------- John Holten, discharged on his owu peti tion, as guardian of David C. Hart, minor, and a half-breed Indian.-------- The petition of A. J. Bur nett, et al., for location of county road from Link river to Indian Agency, continued till next term of this Court.-------- The petition of A. Darueille, et al., for county road down Applegate, on south side, to Josephine county line, and also for road up Thompson’s creek, continued till next te m of this Cvurt.------- The petition of A. G. Rockyfeliuw, •t al., for county road fr< iu Minus Walker’s to Dead Indian, continued till next term of this Court.-------- Liquor license waa granted to Sexton, tv sell liquor at bis stand at Kock Point. L ist or D elegates .—We give, herewith, the •entire list of delegates, elected at the various pre cincts to attend the Democratic bounty Conven tion, to meet at the Court House, to-day : J ack - son villb Pa.—J. D. Fay, Win. Fiddler, Wm. Cummings, A. Davidson, P. Fehley, M, Brentano, J. W. Manning, A. Ullman, H. Klippel and A. Alcorn. A shland P r .—R. Welle, Jacob Emery, .11. Farlow and P. Barron. R ock P oint P r .—H. ¿»eskius, D. Seston and G. Pfeil. B utts C reek 4* b .—J. Simpson, P. Simon, Henry Brown and •J.tckson Rader. A pplegate P r .—K. Kubli, Johu ■S agieind ■ Fairchilds. E den P r .—F. Bar- •nebirrg-, J. S Herrin and ■ ...... Moreland. M an zanita P r .—F. Plymale and-------- Gregory. ¡F< x > tn O r « ek Pa.—Cooke and O. Haro. T able R ock Fa*—Judge Bledsoe, J. H. Hanna, J. Lou- jiignot ami 0. Akers. W illow S prings P r — Thoe. Wright, D. Fisher and-------- Mansfield. E vans C rsex P b .—Wm. P. Hillis and J. Blalock. G rants P ass Pa.—W. A. Johnson. U nion T own . —John Cheatham. S terling P b .—Charles Thur man. L elax » P b .—L. N. Browning. K lamath P b .—J. Meacaat. F loumcb R ock —Not repre sented. B ig B ottb P b .—Chas. Wilson. T be P icnics .—On Saturday last, the M. E. Sunday School held their pienio at Bybee’s Grove ; and were favored with a fine day, a large turnout a happy time, generally. The picnic and had _a given on Sunday, May 1st, attracted a large crowd them- of pleasure seekers; and ‘ everybody enjoyed them selves until 3 o’clock, w‘ hen the programme was interrupted by a thunder shower, and all adjourn- ed home. R ed M eh ' s B all .—The Improved Order of Red Men at this place, Oregonian-Pocahontas Tribe No, 1, advertise to-day, a ball to je given at Horne’s Hall on Thursday, 12th inst., in honor of their patron, St. Tammany. The best music has been engaged, and everything is being gotten ep on a grand scale, and they are determined to make the ball a brilliant success. The public, generally, are cordially invited to attend. T he P ixlby S isters .—This troupe of so-called theatricals, performed at Horne’s Hall, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Their houses were only so-so, and their performance, ditto. Our advice, gratuitously given, is, stay at home, read Josh Billings Almanac, hum “shoo fly” and save your dollar. G rand L odge R epresentatives .—The follow ing gentlemen have been elected from Jacksonville No. 10, I. O. 0. F., to attend the next tM*qioR<ef the Grand Lodge, to be held at Portland, am the A7th last: Silas J. Day, Herman Helms ^M eeting or the B oard of T rustees .—The Board of Trustees mot pursuant to adjournment on Thursday evening, May 5th. Present—D. Linn, President; Neil, Wilson, Fisher. Absent— A. Martin.- The journal of the preceeding session read and approved. U nfinished B usiness .—The Street Commissioner’s road matter was taken up. The Street Commissioner being present umended his report as ordered, and the same was accepted, and the account closed, leaving us a re.-ult $72keur- reney due from Street Commissioner on road ac count. B ills A llowed .—A. M. Asbury’s bill (an (Ad bill), $8, for wood furnished Mrs. Roundtree nt the order of Town Marshal ; Geo. Seaman’s bill, $3 ; II. Pape’s bill, $30, was referred back, and bill ordered to be made in due. form. B ills P re sented —R. S. Duulap’s, Sexton, bill $51—for fence lumber and for Cemetery—referred. A pe tition was presented, numerously signed, by M. A. Brentano, Conly, and ether citixens, praying the Board to pass an ordinance to prohibit animals running at large in the night time with bells on. The same was read and referred to a special com mittee, Neil and Fisher, with instructions to re port a bill. Repairs and alterations of Town Hall, enlarging the room, tearing down the chimney and other improvements, was suggested, and Neil, Wil son and higher were made a special committee to examine and repor1 upon the same. Mr. Wilson suggested the propriety of the town adopting some badge to be worn by the Town Marshal, aud Mr. Wilson and Neil were appointed a committee on the same. Board adjourned without day. CITY DRUG STORE, JACKSONVILLE. A I ^| , I ■ - fo t ' rpHE SUBSCRIBERS ARE NOW RE- N HAND, AND TO ARRIVE, A C0M- JL ■ ceiving an extensive »apply of goods in their line of business, consisting in para plete assortment of CALIFORNIA STREET, of— ZPTJIEÒH j Cook StOVD8, Parlor Stoves, JACKSONVILLE, OREGON Box stoves, Nails of all sizes, Assorted iron and steel, Horse shoes and nails. Cast iron wash kettles, Bake ovens, Skillets and lids, iie undersigned take pleasure Tea kettles, in notifying his friends and the public gener ally tnat he is now receiving and opening a very Bake pans, large and extensive stock of < ' Brass kettles, Enameled kettels, J 1 GENERAL MERCHANDISE, O Drugs & Chemicals, LOW PRICES WILL WIN. T XA.DXBS AND GBNTS’ Shoulder-Braces, TOILET ARTICLES, May-Day Party ZPEZRzIFTTIMIIEIEò-Z', SPONGES, BRUSHES, —AT- ETC., ETC. ROCK POINT School Books, —ON— AND The Evening of May 10th, 1870. PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, T BLAN K BOOKS, Notice. CALIFORNIA AND To James T. Tucker, a Donation Settler. AND SALEM CLOTHS BLANKETS, HOOP SKIRTS, ETC., ETC —ALSO— Boots and Shoes; Ladies*. Misses* aud Childrens* Shoes. GIANT POWDER, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE, CLASSWARE, Shot and load, Lift pumps and Lead pipes, Rope, Grindstones, Cider mills, Cedar tubs, Cedar buckets, Willow baskets, etc. BELLES-LETTRES, GIFT BOOKS. I CUTLERY, PAINTS, OILS, ETC, ALSO OU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THE PYSICTANS PRESCRIPTIONS and FAMILY affidavits of Nicholas A. Young and T. L. Recipes carefully compounded. Country orders Liukswill^r, of Jackson county, Oregon, have promptly attended to. Window Glass, Nalls, Iron and been filed in this office, alleging that you aban G. W. GRAVES, Agent. Steel, Cast and Steel Plows doned your Donation Claim, in Section 10 in T. W ooden and W Blow 36 R. I W., and did not reside upon and cultivate Ware, Etc., Etc. ware of every description always on hand the same fur four years ; aud that May 28, 1870, at 1 o’clock p. in. has been fixed upon for the and made to order. hearing of said alleged abandonment at our office, m<l unless you appear and offer evidence in sup Ism now ready to sell anything in any lias at the port of your claim, the same will be cancelled. lowest cash price. Persons wishing t > buy goods Roseburg Land Office, Ogn., I will find it greatly to their advantage to examine April 21, 1870. J our stock before purchasing elsewhere, as I am Paints, —CATALOGUE OF W. R. W illis , Register, determined not to be undersold by any house in Oils, A. R. F lint , Receiver. Jackson county. Turpentine, April 30th, 1870. ap.30-w4. Varnish. Window Glass, yj^Give me a call, and then judge for your and Putty. self as to our capacity to furnish goods as above. Y TIN, COPPER, & SHEET-IRON I HYDRAULIC! PIPE, J. M. SUTTON’S SEEDS. Notice. JAS. T. GLENN. We invite tbe attention of Farmers to our hawk ; Early Valentine ; Indian Chief; Horti stock of BEANS— Early Yellow Six Week ; Early Mo To B. A. Bozarth a Donation Claimant. cultural. OU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THE! BEETS— Blood Turnip ; Long Blood. affidavits of Sarah C. Simpimn and W. H. BROCCOLI— White French ; a fine vegetable Y Simpson, of Jackson County, Oregon, have been of the cabbage family. filed in this office, alleging that you abandoned CABBAGE— Early York; Early Flat Dutch; Large Late Drumbead ; Marblehead Mammoth; your Donation claim in Sections 19 and 30 in T. 36 Early Oxheart. S. R. 1 E., and did not reside upon and cultivate the same for four years ; and that May 28, 1870. C AULIFLOW ER— Early Paris, (25 cts. a pa per.) at 1 o’clock p. m., has been fixed upon for the hear CARROTS — Early Horn ; Long Orange. ing of said alleged abandonment at our office, and SWEET CORN — Early Department. unless you appear and offer evidence in support of CUCUMBER — Short Green; Extra LongGreen; your claim the same will be cancelled. Early Framed. Roseburg Land Office Ogn.,) LETTUCE— Early Curled Silicia ; Drumhead. April 21 1870.. f WATERMELON— Mountain Sweet; Black W. R. W illis Register. Spanish ; Apple Seed. A. R. F lint Receiver. MUSKMELON— Christiana ; Nutmeg. April 30th, 1870. ap30-w4. ONION— $4 a lb ; also by the paper. PARSNIP— Long Salmon. PEAS— Dan. O’Rourke (Early) ; Extra Early Tom Thumb, and other varieties. RADISH— Red and White Turnip—Extra Early; Long Scarlet. SALSIFY ; or. Vegetable Oyster. TOMATO— Large Red Smooth. Corner California and Fourth Sta. KUTA BAGA— Skirving’s Improved. PUMPKIN— Sweet. SQUASH — Hubbard ; Acorn. HE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT- TURNIP — Early Flat Dutch; Early Red Top lully inform their friends and the public gen Strap Leaf. erally :hat they have purchased the above estab- ishmvnt of Mr. Dan. Cawley, which will be AU seeds will be mailed free of postage to lenceforward conducted under their constant per any address, on receipt of money. sonal supervision, and they guarantee satisfaction Agency fox the Celebrated to all who may favor them with their patronage. I These stables are centrally located, and within convenient distance of the various houses of public entertainment. IIoTses or mules will be boarded and cared for, by the day or week, at moderate 7— charges. They have tbe largest stock in Oregon, south of Portland, of LIVERY & SALE STABLE T 1WRILI1SPRINC WIIEIT NEW ARRIVAL! with single or double teams, for hire on reason able terms ; also, T' ................ ■■■■■■ / ANTON ULLMAN N HAS UST received a large STOCK of fine us. trams & whs . MOKE THAN 200 000 PERSONS of the most approved patterns, and highly finished ; also Self Sharpening Straw Cd tiers and Hay Knives. Effects of TOBACCO, — ✓ « J || Dr Joseph Walker’s ¿,.2 O V «3 SI 3 •a bs SUBMERGED PUMPS. £ a o ** 5 ° * us These pumps have been fully tested, and are acknowledged to possess advantages over all other pumps in use; sold at manufactur er’s Drices, with freight added. HOFFMAN & KLIPPEL. October 9 th, 1869. _______ o JS J- sS bO t; ® i- JSx’ * (L •ajsl « - o t &*• « ♦* *» o ® C* c G * d * §- Call at J. Neuber’s • K £ ® J — jc B JEWELR Y STORE, a -S U M wm direct from the manufacturers. A He Goods has a fine lot o ■'<. «’ ■'’* ■- < t ■‘«'•'■'• a * IL; s 1 ' k - . Sle'wrlxxs Maoliine« Prices from $20 to $110, cash. \ '_____ -______ * AMERICAN LEVER Manufactured from the native Herbs and Roots of California. __ XT The Great. Blood Purlfler.rBK . I i ' . * * ‘ A New Lot of J3 O H • !■ 3 rs : cu b nd see iiis fine stock of new WATCHES Just from the Factory. He is agent for the best Rifles and Pistols made, among which is the UEIVR.Y H.IFL1E Which repeats FIFTEEN TIMES with onoe load- « ing- ' IJ&T“ All kinds of Watch and Clock Cleaning and Repairing done to order at half price. Jacksonville, May 13, 1865. FOR INFLAMMATORY AND CHRONIC RHEUMATISM AND GOUT. DYSPEPSIA or INDIGESTION, BILIOUS, REMITTENT end INTERMITTENT FEVER8, DISEASES OF THE BLOOD, LIVER, KIDNEYS and BLAD DER. these BITTERS have bees tn oat successful. SUCH DISEASES are caused by VITIATED BLOOD, which is generally produced by derange ment of the DIGESTIVE ORGANS. ' Cleanse tbe Vitiated Blood whenever you find it« impurities bursting through the b RI b in Pimples, Eruptions, or Sores; cleanse it when you find it obstructed and sluggish in the veins; cleanse it when it is foul, and your feelings will tell yon when. Keep the bio >d healthy, and all will be well. AGENTS, • ■■ ■ i r ■ Notice To Stockholders. CANDIES, , Bear testimony to the Wonderful Curative AMERICAN HAVANA CIGARS, TOYS 7 HATS <fc C A.I>S W e have also in connection with the above a very Large and Extensive Stock of Choice ROMANCE, DENTIST. ■ READY-MADE CLOTHING, I Together with a general assortment of SHELF HARDWARE. ■ DR. W. JACKSON, r • - . STATIONERY Ac. E arly P lait ».-«—Persons desiring Early York O i . Also a large variety of •abbage plants, or tomato plants—several choice varieties—ean get them by oaliing at the residence Dental Rooms in Horne’s Hotel, Jaeksonville, of B- 8. Dunlap. Sold in quantities to suit pur Oregon. All styles of Dental work done on short chasers. notice, at reduced prioea. Particular attention given to the regulation of children's teeth. Teeth for the coming Holidays. Naw A m .-Bead Sachs Bro’s new advertise extracted without pain by the use of the late ment. It is conspicuous, brief and to the point* method of local anesthesia. All work warranted. I Please givo him a call. Next door to GLENN Bee Administrator's notice of final settlement of the Satisfaction guaranteed. Nov, |Oth, 1869. nov20 3m. DRUM A Co. Estate of John Dickenson, dcc’d. , STAPLE DRY GOODS Sauce pans, Chopping axes, Broad axes, Trace and Halter chains, Shovels and Tongs, Fire dogs, Sluice forks, Shovels» Door locks, Butt and strap hinges, Koives and forks. Spoons and ladles, Meat cutters, Sad irons, Polishing irons, Pocket knives. Scissors and shears, Pruning shears and knives, Patent cross cut saws, Buck and hand saws, Planes and lanterns ; Hd UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES notice that he will give a GRAND BALL on the evening of the llhh of May next, at which time he hopes to renew the acquaintance of all his And a large collection of miscellaneous works, old patrons, and form thut of many new ones. A comprising cordial invitation is extended to all. Everything that will add to the comfort and en BIOGRAPHY, joyment of the guests will be provided. I Fu«e and caps, L. J. WHITE, Proprietor. TRAVELS, Blasting and rifle powder, April 30th, 1870. np3U-td. Tn at B adgb .—A preposition has been made to the Town Trustees, and now under consideration, GOOD SADDLE HORSES Ac MULES, to furnish the Marshal with a badge. We move to amend by having the proposition read, “furnish Which will be hired to go to any part of the Marshal and entire police force with badges.” the country at moderate rates. Animals bought and sold, and horses broke to F or m E ast .—Mr. R. 8. ßunlap, Mr. J. saddle or harness. Miller and. Rev. ----- Thompson and family, left, • ' REAMES A WILSON. this week, for Missouri. The children of J. H. May 7th. 1870. Stearns, dee’d, went in charge of Mr. Thompson, A to their relativer in Missouri. DEALER IN iAr 4- greater. - JAS. T. GLENN, NEW GOODS. R. H. MCDONALD&C«., . IMPORTINO WHOLESRU HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK- holders of the R. R. V. M’f g Co. will be ' held at Ashland ea Wednesday the 27th day of April, A. D., 1870, at 11 o’clock, a. m., for the purpose of electing Directors for the ensuing year, and the transaction of any other business that may Corner Pine and Sansome Streets, San Eranciaeo, legitimately oome before the Company. Cal., and Sacrament», Cal., and J. M. McCALL, President, 34 Platt Street, N. Y. C. K. K lum , 8ec’y. Juno 19th, 1869. 4w. Ashland, Ogn., March 26th, 1870. T DRUGGISTS. «