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mrnnm clothing !
AND ALSO IX
Liquors & Tobacco
New Goods!
New Goods!!
New Goods!!!
IMMENSERECEIPTS
- AND
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or NEW
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AT
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WK'tnke pleasure in announcing. In Hit
public lliui we liuvo just icccivcd u
larger, more nltiouuUe and belter selected
iitock ol
FANCY AND STAPLE
cLOTrarsra,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HON NETS,
J I ATS.
SHAWLS.
KM I1R0I DENIES,
DRKSS 'HUMMING.?,
lMIHUiNS,
NOTIONS.
ETC., ETC..
thin nny ever before brought to this
market.
Groceries !
Groceries ! !
Groceries ! ! !
WE have just opened the best and larg
est stock ol'
Groceries!
PROVISIONS?
Wines and Liquors,
CIGARS & TOBACCO.
EVER OFFERED HERE.
OUR MOTTO,
" QUICK SALES-SMALL PROFITS"
we feel confident, will guarantee to us the
ontinuanco of the pitrotiege with which
our cn.t iiniTR Imve hitherto favored u ;
nil the addition we Imve now ninde to our
former lino of trade will, we hope, secure to
ns the ba'aoce of the trading population of
this town and vicinity, to nil of whom we
promise prompt and polite attention. ,
Please call ami convince yourselves.
SACHS HROS.
. !" All sorls of marketable Produce
taken in exchange for goods.
Jucksonvi!!', Oct. 20,1802.
Semi-U)((hh) Sentinel.
BY OVERLANDJTELEGRAPH.
LTKI.KOIIAl'IIKI) TO YKKKA lOH TIIK 8KNTINKI..
Dates to the 25th October.
Lmih-ville. 23d. Train ant rminine
rgitlarly to Ivhannn and Rowling Oieeii.
St. Louis, 23d. Genual Morrill Icle
graphs from North Mission i, that about
fit) guerrillas surrendered their aunt to the
Provost Marshal ol Mimiioo eoimiy.
Colonel Chapman, child' of General Cur
tis' shifT, who lam just arrived from a coun
cil of over 10,0(10 Iialiaiw. in Southern
Ivau-ns. pays they are anxious to light the
rebel Indian rcgi'iients in their own wav.
New Ymk, 23d. The Cambria with
dates I rum New Orleans to the 12ih, litis
arrived. The Delhi, of the Dili, stub s that
the Iriiusp1 rt Ceres exploded off St. Joseph
Mind. Twelve of the passengers and
mw were l;ill(d. mid 21 injured some
severely.
(Ja'vton (Texn") papers received at
New Orleans, htitc that several attacks
laid been made upon Corpus Christ i by
oar irtiiiboa's and nearly ivety house hit
by shrit or shell. The gunboats were re
plinl to by Imtteries. and haulid off.
A dispatch from Mount Vernon, Ky..
of the 2IrI, says that Smith's division V
Crittenden's corps. pni'Micd lite enemy to
with'u . t(l miles o( Ciimhciland (Jap ; the
eivnn flying in llw utmost precipitation,
nad Iciving I r -ken down m-ii nt every
mile of the march. Complete devastation
marl fl til em my's trail. Tiny h .ve robbed
tip mountain! ors of everylhintr. so that
their Imnien-o train may not lie drawn up
on until tli" last moment.
Wu-hingtmi, 23d. A recnnnolspatiee
from the Army of the Potomac to lltdgc
villc, seven miles northwest of Martins
burg, was made yesterday, by two squad
rons ill" Pi'ittHylviiiitu cavalry. Our imce
diove in tlie rebel pickets, and thcnchiirgid
the body of rebel-; they look 10 prisoners,
including two oflleers. Our loss nothing.
The rebel left Murtin.sburg on Tiiiwlay.
It is believed that it portion of them went
to William-port, and u purl to Shcpaids
town. New Yoik, 23d. The schooner Klinnor
was burned on the Hudson river last night,
four pel sous perished.
FortP'SB Monroe, 22d. All the machi
nists at Portsmouth, Va.. thirty in num
ber, have suildi nly disappearul with all
their tools. They are supposed to be ske
daddling for rchordnm.
Cairo. 23d. In const qnence of iuformn
lion that 2,000 rebels wne advancing tor
the purpose of allocking our forces on
main land opposite Island No. 10, all
property was leiiiovid to a place of safety.
It is lepordd thai Gcncnils Van Dorn and
iivell have been churgid with incompe
tency, and oid'Ttd to report to Riehiiioud.
There is no conliimation ol report that
Van Doru was shot liy one of Pi ice's staff.
Washington, 23d. The liitclligciircr
publishes u long paper prepared by Con.
Scott, datid Mai cb 30, 1 8(11 . describing
the cniiisc he purMiid in the curly stums
of rebellion, and the difficulties to contend
with during Iluchauau's administration.
The paper throws a Hood of light on the
history of the rebellion in its incipient
stages. It establishes the patriolie anxiety
and wise watchfulness of the (Jem-ial in
Chief to picpare for the coming storm,
and his earnest repentid effort!) to ptevail
mi Government to march on nnd secure
Southern forts against attack. The causes
of this failure, which is now evident, re
sulted from the indecision of the exicutive.
if not the members of Cabinet in whom
the Pnsidint reposed misplncid and
aluiscd coiilld' nee. The paper oflVets the
abuse of journals regulated only by parly
tests.
Swi Francisco. 2fl1i.0n Sept. lf. Col
lector It inkiii wiote to Governor Andicw
nf Massachusetts, tendering a cava'ry com
pany cominandid by Capinin Reed, First
LiglH Dragoons of this cilv, the company
furnishing everything but horses and pas
Slice east. A telegram was received li
day slniinj; that Secretary of War ha"
nu'thoiiz'd Massachusetts to accept th:
comimny. and the Mayor of Rostoti agrees
to pay 8200 per man to cover transporta
tion. ' Captain Heed commoners eulistimr
and expects to sail by November 21st.
Every Mian mul bo a ftot class rider, and
nass a strict militarv examination. Colo
nel Kewen has been relcusid from Alcatruz
on takimr the oath.
San Jose. 24th. P. Hernandez, sen
tenced to be hneg hero to day, broke jail
and murdered the jailor last night, and es
fnn'd. The Sheriff offers u rewmd of
83.000 for his nrrest.
P easant Valley. Oct. 24. Orders have
been received in llnni-hle's camp to issue
no more clothing than the soldiers can car
ry comfortably in n fore d march. Hook
er reioins the armv on Momhiv.
L-banon. Oct. 23. Iurormation has
lipcii rcocived that n bodv ol TitiO tebels
encamped last night 25 miles west nf this
pl.ice. A l'Ciieral loree was seni ngainsi
them this moi ning. Nothing has yet been
henrd ns to wiiat they have done. Guir
rillna fell in with maifenuch yesterday, cop
turimr five nassengcr with even thing.
Cairo, 25, The contrabands hero aro
suffering int n-clv from want oi clothing.
Prom 800 to l'.OOO nunrlotcd in open
buildimrs, many nuked ami nearly insti
tute of bedding. Two died from expos
ure, last niuht.
Washimrton, 25. The following-is of
fiend to General Hallick, from St. Louis :
' Our nrmles are ngiiln successful In
Xorthwi stern ArkHiisn".' Gen. SrlinlKd
finding that the enemy had eiicnniH'd at
Pea lt'dge, sent Gen Bunt wiih 1st di
visum westward, und moved towards
Huntsvillc with his reserve. Gin. HIitM.
by making a hard night's march, overtook
aiid uttaekid the telads at Maysville. Ijear
the Northwest coiner of Aikan-nis, ut one
o'e'oek on the morning of I ho 22d.
The enemy wereestimatidat 700 strong.
Eul'iil'i ment lastid an hour, re-tilting in
the total rout ol the enemy, and los of all
les artillery. A battery of six pounder,
n largo tiiimb'T nl horses and a portion of
their trnn-iporlntion and gariNon irmip
nvnts were eapiund. and our e.ivalry were
"till in pursuit or the se.Htend fmces.
G n. Rehofi-'lil pursued II ilalmaii bejond
llimtvillli. when his force flul precipi
Intelv lii'Viul Ibwlon Mountain.
San l-'raneiseo. Oct. 20. Mr. Kelly,
win wai sevep'ly injured by flting splint
ers and being seiildeil by the oxp'tn'on of
the boiler of the National II air mills, died
ln-tt evening. Thl mnkes four who have
been killed besides n number wounded.
Tho caits" of Ill's dreadful calauiity is not
exp'alned and probablv never will li". as
both engineers are killed, one being nlvnt
to relieve iho oilier. The rema'iis or Mr.
Rowan, the jailor who was inhumanly
outehered nt Sun Jose liy V, llernamlix.
weie broindil hero yisterdny, and buried
today. The steamer Gohh n Age arrived
lhi oveti'ng vnl I50 passengers.
Wn hieg'nn, 21th. (teieral Ibiell hnR
In on lelioved fi"iti lliecnmiimnd of tin Un
ion army in Kitititekv. General Himv
emus is "ordered lo that position.
One Day Lntcr.
Cincinnati, 25 The fficial returns of the
Ohio election show it demociatic majori
ty lor Supreme Judge, ol 8.540. The demo
cratic vote has increased 35,000 over last
year. The republican vote Inn decreased
28.000. The total vote of the Slate ha
fallen off 7.800.
Cairo. 2(5ih. A Federal force, number
ing 200 men, with one piece or artillery,
s'alionid ut Waverly. Tcmi., was attacked
Thursday last by 800 rebels. The hitler
were icpnlsid. wilh loss of 24 killed, 25
captured und a large number wnnudul.
Our loss is two killed and two wounded'
Memphis, 25th. There is an alarming
report lure this evening, that u fotce of
one tlioiwuiid rebel cavaby has stationed
itself nine mih 8 from heie. on Memphis
and Charleston Ilailrond, and taken pos
s s-ion of the line. They refuse to let any
one come here Irom headquarters, in vicin
ity of Newcomer, Payette county. Tonne
see. This is. supposed lo bo the advance
guard of a luryo force having, designs on
I lie city.
The reported abandonment of the ship
Eric, of Hoslon, i.ff Ciih Horn, is con
firmed. The sails had blown away. No
boats were alongside, and nil hands prob
ably perished. The Captain of the ship,
reporter and -32 of the cn-w are known to
be lost. She wan abandoned Aug. 18th.
Private New Yoik advices quote gold.
today, nl 32 per cent premium.
t
Frminink Auviskiis. It is n wonderful
advantage lo n man, in every pursuit or
avocation, lo secure on adviser in u sensitde
woman. In women there is at once a subtle
delicacy of tact, and u plain soundness
of judgment, which nre rarely combined
to mi wpial degree in man. A woman,
if she be really your friend, will have
a sensitive regard for your character, honor,
repute. She will seldom counsel yon tu do
a shabby thing, for a woman friend always
di sin s to be proud of you. At the same
timelier cnnsiiliilioimf timidity makes her
more cautions than your male friend. She.
I heref ore, seldom councls y.u: lo do an im
prudent thing. Dy female IrieiuMiip 1
mean pure friendship that in which there
is no Admixture of the passion ol love, except
in tho married slate. A man's best female
friend is n wife of good sense and good heart,
whom he loves nnd who loves him. If he
have that he need not seek elsewhere. Hut
supposing the man lo be without such a
helpmate, female friendships he must have,
or Ids intellect will he without n garden, nnd
there will be many an unheeded gupovm in
its strongest fence. Ih'tter and safer, of
ecu s mk-Ii friemMiips where dNpaiiliesnl
years or cirenni'lances pat the idea of love
iait of the question. M aldle life has rarely
this advantage, youth and old age have.
Wo may Imve female friendships wilh those
much older and those much younger than
ourselves. Moliere's old housekeeper was
n gieat help to his genius : and Montaigne's
philosophy takes both n gentler nnd u loftier
character of wisdom from the date in which
lie finds, in Maria do Gournuy. nn adopted
daughter, certainly beloved by me," says
Iho Horace of ossny'ists, "with more than
paternal love, nnd involved in my solitude
nud my retirement, ns one r f iho best pnrt
ol my being." Female friendship, indeed,
is to man. ' iimiiilmm ft (hilec deem "
bulwark, sweetener, ornament of his exist
ence. To his menial culture it is invalu
able; without it nil his knowledge of books
will never give him knowledge of the
world. Uuhvcr Lytlon.
Kmiqukncb at a Discount." May it
pfeacc iho court." said n Yankee lawyer
b fore a Dutch Judge, the other day, 'tnls
s it case of the greatest Importance ; while
he American eagle, whose sleepless eye
watches the welfare of this mighty Republic,
i ltd whose wings extend Irom the Ale
ghanii s lo the rocky chain of the West,
was pjoicing in pride of place "
" Slilnp dare ! sthop. I nv ; vot has dis
-nit to do mil eagles? It lias nothing to
do mil the wild laid; it is von sheep!"
1 xe'aimnl the justice.
True, jour honor, but my client has
ijirhlu"'
" Y ur glient has no right to de enple."
" Of course not ; but the lawa of lan
guage "
" vol rures T for the laws of langunge.
oh? I iindeisiaial de laws of the Stale
and d.it ish enough for me. Confine your
in k to de ease."
" Well, then, my client, tho defendant in
tlii ea-e, is charged with stenliiu a sheep,
and-"
"Dal will do! dat will do! Your cli
ent is charged mit stealing n sluop. shusl
nine shillius, D court will adjourn.''
Tun M Alien to TtiK GitWB. What a
mighty procession has la en marching to
ward the grave during Iho year! At the
usual ot!miito, since tho 1st of October,
1801, more than 31.500.000 of the worlds
population have gone down to earth agabi !
Place them in a long array, and they will
give n moving column or more than thir
teen bundled to ewry mile of the globe's
eireiimfen nee. Only think of it; ponder
and look upon these astounding computation.-.
What a spectacle, as they move on,
tramp. Irnuip. ha ward upon this uttipcu
dinus dead inarch !
" Life Is short, and time is fleeting.
And our hearts, thnuidi strong and brave,
Still like innninl ill huh are healing
Funeral mm dies lo to the grave.''
An Incipknt in IIatti.r. A Ftory is
told of the veteran Sumner ut the battle of
Aiitictam. Hs sou. young Capiain Sum
ner, a youth of 21. wits on his stall'. Tin
old man calm y stood, amidst a storm of
snoi aim sueiis. ami iiiruen io tcuu mm
tin otigh ii doubly raging fire, upon a mis
sion ol duty, lie might never see his buy
again, but ins country etirtued his life, and
as he Inokul upon his young brow, he
grasped his hand, encircled him in his ami",
and fuiid'y kissed him. " Good-bye, Sam
my," " Good-lcyo, father," and iho youth
mounting his hntse. rode gaily on the mes
sage, lie tcturuiii umiaimeu. anu again
Irs hand was grasped witli a cordial" How
d'ye do. Sammy '! ' answoiod by a gra-q) of
equal iiffoiion" The scene was touching;
to those around.
Gknkiiai. IIookkii. A Washington cor
respondent of a New York paper, imder
dale of October 2d. s.ivs :
Gcncnd Hooker rode into Iho cilv to-day
in a carriage. I le appears to be full of ner
vous energy. He i. ic ported as having said
that Itiehmoinl might have been immedi
ately taken afier the bailie of William
long. and that Lv's army might have been
dest roved at Antietam.
A Dutchman thus diseribes nn nccident:
Vonoe u long while ago. I went into
mine nbbh: orchard, to climb a bear tree,
lo get some peaches to make mine vrow
a blum budding mil ; nud vin I gel on the
to'obermosl branch I vail down from the
lowermost limb, mit one leg on both sides
of defence, and liku lo stove mine outside
in.
mm
Wi:u what next ?"sanl Mrs. Parting
ton, as she interrupted Ike. who was read
ing the war news" the pickets were driv
el in five mile! IlVs my poor soul, but
l hat will make a strong f-nce. I suppose
they had to be driven in deep, to keep the
Secessionists from digging out under
them."
Tiik following i suggested ns a suitable
epitaph for John Dell's tombstone :
Here lies John Hell,
This marble under,
He's gniii) lo well
I shouldn't wonder!
Tam. gentlemen nre nlway successful,
hectiu-e the Indies nre fond of Hymen.
Publisher's Notico.-Subscribers who
wish to pay for their subscriptions to the
Skntinki. in wood, are requested to deliver
it ns soon as possible ; nnd those who pre
fer to pay their subscriptions in Oats, Hay.
Hatter, Eggs, Fruit, or nny other article
that can readily be dlspo-ed of at market
rates, shoiilil do so before the fall ruins
set in.
County Commissioners will hold no
adjourned session on Monday, the 3d day
of November ensuing. Ily order of the
Donrd of Commissioners.
Wm. Hoffman, Clerk.
October 10, 181)2. 101.1
B
OlKS. All the Standard Works for
sale nt the VARTRTY STORK.
F
LOUK A ND PRODUCE taken In ex
change for Merchandise, nt
July 1 0.-27 M A X M U f J.TCR'S.
1)A01v-SADDLKS constantly on hand
my Harness und Saddlerv establish
ment. 1ft HENRY JUDGE.
TUHl'lUKS' 1ILANKS for sale at
.J
THIS OFFICE.
MAX MULLER,
SUCCESSOR TO
J. A. BRUNNEll k. BROTHER
The undersigned, having purchased from
J. A. Ibumur & iliollicr their entire
Stock of Merchandise,
Now offers the s imc for sale at
Greatly Reduced Prices,
POr Octsjla.-
Tho stock consists of
Drj & Fancy Goods
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES,
And. In fact, a varied assortment of
article pertaining to the General
Merchandise biuiucts.
LADIES nml GENTLEMEN
please to give me n call, nnd exnmlno
the Goods and learn the Prices, before you
make your purchases.
Do not forget the place the Brick Store
heretofore occupied ley Urunner it flro.
MAX MULLKH.
Jacksonville. July 111. IHII2. 27
WE have this duv sold our stock. of mer
chandise to Mr. Max Mn.i.mt. From
our friends and putroiis wo would solicit
for Mr. Met.i.Kit n contiiiuano of their lib
eral patronage. J. A. M.UXN'ER &. HRO.
Jae.k-oiivlle. July 12th. lSii'J. 27
JXS
$IOO Itewaril!
TiV
For any case, of Svphills,
in any s'tage. willed Dit. Lv.
niciiH.ui'H Got.m:x IUi.sam falls to
cure. No comment is necessary on
this medicine, it stands entirely upon its
own tiuequaled merits ; It has cured thou
sands who have wasted handsome fortune-',
and will cure thousands more. Golden bal
sam No. 1 for Hot and second stages, such
as sores upon the legs or other parts of tin'
body, sore eyes. etc.. etc. Gohlen Ilabam
No. 2, for Tertiary. Mercurial und Syphilitic
KlieiimatiHii. Price. S.'t per bottle; upon
receipt of this sum we will ship to any
part of Iho State. Notici:.-Wo have m
agents for this medicine, and arc sole pro
prietors and inumil'actums. All order
must he d reeled lo us to obtain the gen
uine. Olcerve well the manufacturerV
name upon each Inside lal-cl. We guarantee
a perfect ami lasting euro. TMCIIAUDS A
WIIITFltiLI), Importers. Wholesale und
Itclail Druggist. Corner or Clay and Snn
Mimu streets. 1111 Kniucisco. Also, Sole
Agents for the Celebrated Spanish Ami
iiotk. a preparation iiuvcrkuown to full,
lor the cure of Gleet, Gonorrhoea, Ir
ritation, Gravel, all Urinary de
rangements. None genuine
without our circular of
, Golden Ilalsam wrupp
j839 ed arounilthe bottle. :m 3p-n-
7VjLre Hoie 2
Is 75 Per Cont. CHEAPER !
Than any otjiku kino ok kopk Why?
DtTAi'-tK. Compared with any other Rope ol
tipial strength, it is from Font to six
timen MOIIK iiuiiaih.k!
Uf.cacsk, it is FoitTY per cent. umiTKu!
Hkcacsk, It is less Ihan onk-hai.f the diame
ter, and only oni:-.sixth of the nui.ic I
Dkcausk, It is fivk timi:s the strength of the
same size of the ni:.ie hook!
Dkcausk, it does not ktuktch or hiiuink, in
dry or wet weather!
Dkcausk, it does not aiisoiiii watkii, nmi
double its original wkiuht!
Ukoausk, it is ns I'i.iaui.i: as the other rope
of equal strength !
Wire Hope is the only kino of Rope
thai can be iim1 to aovantaiik. for hoisting
from deep shnlls and iucllia-d planes, toe
long Pump Ropes, Derrick Guy Ropes,
Ferry Ropes, eto. etc. Those who have
once glveu our Wire Ropes a .trial, will usk
no oTitKii, at any price.
Circulars giving scales nf weights and
strengths, priees, testimonials, etc,, will be
forwurded by addressing the minufae
turers. or tin ir agent- throughout thuSluk'.
3l-3m A. S. IIALLIDIHit CO.,
Clny fttl-t-vt.-ild, Sll Finer lwi.
LOVK & DI.GKlt. Agirt. Jncksonvdle.
A LOST WIFE. On Wednesday idghi.
October 22d. four Chinamen Mole the
wife of OU YU AP. from IiIh h'omuiii Jack
sonville. S.ild wife is itbou( 22 .years of
ago. Any person who will return Uiu fair
Celestial to the disconsolate On Yu Ap, 01
will give any information that will lead In
her recovery, will bd liberally rowuvicd by
him. Address Town MarMial,.bieksoiivllle.
Oregon. Oct. 2f, 1852. -i2u
TACKSONVILLE JOINT STOCK MIX
.1 ING COMPANY. Qn Monday evening
next a meeting of the Company will h hehi
nt tho Court House, at which iiaportuni
busincsH is to bn transacted. A general at
tendance, is desired, llv order of Preside.nl.
W.M. HOFFMAN.
JackPonvJUo, Oclo)er '21st. 1SK2.