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SACH BROSlScmi-lUcckhi Sentinel.
JACKSON VILLI':,
X7S71ao2ois.lo cto 3El.ot,:ll
-DKAI.KKS IK-
F1SHI0NMB CLOTHING !
AND ALSO IN
Liquors & Tobacco
Blew
Goods
I
New Goods ! !
Itfew Goods!!!
IMMENSE RECEIPTS
AND
Grand .Display
OF NEW
FAEiffj & WINTER
AT
SAqilS BEO.'S
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public that we have just received a
in ' act
, mure 'wifuoHuUt! atitl Idler related
stock ol
FANCY AND STAPLE
CLOTI-THSTG,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
RONNFTS,
J I ATS.
SHAWLS.
km huu i nrcniKS,
dhfss-thi.mmings,
rhirons,
NOTIONS.
MTU., KTC
than any ever beforo brought to this
IIMI'JiCt.
Gi
ocerios
T
Groceries ! !
Groceries ! ! !
W
Y) hnve just opened tho best and lurg'
ct -sleek ol
-aiaa!
O
FMESIOrbT I
Wines and Liquors,
CIGARS & TOBACCO.
KYKIt OFFKRHD UKRK.
OUR MOTTO,
aUIOJi: SALSS-SMAIL PROFITS'
we feel confident, will guarantee to us tho,
coiwiiiuancu oi ino pnronuge Willi winch '
onreu-tonieis nave hitherto favored us;
1MUK0 piensurc in nnnnuncing to llie'of live or six thousand infantry. The
nnd the addition we have now niado to our. Fail fa?;, Va lth. Our cavalry, under
former lino of trade will, wo hope, secure to. General Staid, drove enemy out of Thor
H the balance of tin (nulin-r iwnnilntioo of ' om-lil'im (inn. mid General Schiu:; division
this town and vicinity, to all of whom we
promise prompt and polite, attention.
riease call and con viuce. vouisclvc.
SACHS DUOS.
IMF All soils of
Inaiketabe Produco
taken in exchange for
joods.
Jacksonville, Oct.
20,1802.
BY OVEULANpTELEGRAPH.
TKMiOIIArillMlTU YIIKKl I'Olt TIIK sknti.nki,.
Dates to tlie Uli November.
New Voile, 2d. Tin- ! iliHpii tcli
says, tebols have bct'ti clri wtt liom JPhilo
inent, London county, hut hnve u huge
foiec between tin ru mid Snicker's Gap.
A I:uei!iviltu ilispntvli. dated the 1st,
says there is u large icbel force in the She
iiiiiuloali Valley, just beyond the (Jtip.
Cannonading had been lieaid in thai dhee
lion. Jt was pnppoFod that Rayard's and Stu
art's cavnlry were engaged, as .Stuart
pu-sed through the Gup l lit day previous
with several tli(iiuii(l cavalry and lour
pieces or artillery, encamped at Union,
and yesterday puscd down the valley.
ashingtuu, .'Id. A dispatch rroin
Houdquartois of Army of Potomac, dated
'id, hays : General Plcusunton came up
with the enemy's cavalry and artillery tit
eleven o'clock yesterday, at I'hilnmcut.
The light was conducted wholly by artil
lery, mid lasted fur live hours, when the
enemy retired to Union, u small town,
three miles beyond.
Our loss was one killed nnd fourteen
wounded. Five of the enemy are known
to have been killed.
At eight o'clock this morning, General
Pletinnton renewed the attack. During
the forenoon he was reinfoieed by n brig
ude of infantry. At one o'clock the icbels
fell back, and our troops occupied the
town of Union.
Another portion of our nrmy took pos
session of Snicker's Gap today."
Three brigades of rebels were nt the
latest accounts advancing mi the west, side
of the uiotiiitain. in two columns. Firing
followed, but no more is known,
A special dispatch saws that the rebels'1"11- A' our huge steiinnr.s laden null cot
are making demonstrations towards Mmi.! ton are there, awaiting an opportunity to
1D.S114. tiinl Iniil vim dII'ii (ruin irmii Hull run t lie blockade.
I Kim briii"c.
. linslon? ,'ld. The Inst seen of the pirate
Alabama was in longitude (!!), and latitude
.'W, steering northwest, under full head ul '
steam and sail.
Washington, .'Id. A dispnteh from'
Meudipiarleis or the Army of the Poto-j
mac, dated 12.1, to the Piesidcnt. niyn Gen-1
ernl .M(!(Jlilliin t.'li.cmi.lis fnnii Sniekci-V i
(Jap, stating that he hut full possession of
that position. When Geucinl Hancock
arrived there, it was held by the eneuiy's
. cuvulrv. wild wi-i'i! driven nut liv n cnliiinii
- - -j " -
rebels advaiicul to retake, but were dis
pelled by our rilled camiuiis. The positiuu
is a strong one.
It is said Generals Jackson and Hill are
in the valley opposite. General Pleaa:i
ton hail driven the cnemy'8 cavalry seveinl
miles beyond Union, at It this r. M.. cap
turing sivcrul of their wounded, and ex
ploding one of their caissons.
(Signed,) Maiicv,
Chiel of Stair.
Cairo, ,'ld. A dispatch Irmii tfaekson,
Tenn.. dated lid, says that news icceived at
draut s heailipiarters yesteiduy, lioin tlie
Snath, tvu Rienei, conllnns the capture of
.Mobile.
Philadelphia, .'Id. Tho Washington Star
says: Lust nights inivuncu ol l lie Army
nf'thc Potomac, under ISurnside and Por
ter, doubtless camped upon the line of the
Alexandria and Winchester Turnpike from
I'pperville. tluee milis in front of Ashhy's
! (Jap down to Middlctown, a distancu of
it) miles. I neir cavalry must nave naneii ,
for the night very near, if not on, tlie line
of tlie .Mniiasfas Gap U.iilro.id, soniewhero
between Fiout Royal and Thoroughfure
(Jap.
SigePs force must lmvc ndvanced on the
same railroad to Thoroiighliirc Gap belore '
. uiglitrall. while bn-Kli? was uouotlcss ml- Hoston. fitli. Tho returns from 125
J wincing in rear of Sigel. nwn, jjv,, Ainlrow, Rep., lor Governor,
I The march of Sickles' division yesterday l(i7,lfi0 ; (Jen. Dcveie', people's Union can
from belore Alexandria to extreme front i didate, -I8..'I80. Andrew's majority wil be
i icllects great ciedil on it. ! about '20,000.
New Yoik, -1 th. The Herald's spcniul
from Wheatland, Yn., '.M, says McClellan
jreconuoitied enemy from the front this
i evening. Pleatanton's cavnlry, supported
by u brigadj of Doubled.iy's division,
drove icnels irom tneir posuion, iney con
testing
ground witli considerable spirit.'
Jackson and Lonu'street are just beyond
Snicker's Gap with large force.
llim-er's Ferrv, LM Nocncmv opposed I
our
r advance until it leaclud iaiiickerville, !
when tliey reliealed to the western side.
As our column reached tho crest of iho
hill, a body of icbel cavalry, one battery
and two brigades of infantry, cinergid from
woods in diieelion of Winchester, but
they retreated when lire was opened on
i thein. It is evident tliey intended to dis-
jute possession of Snicker's Gap, but were
ate.
Tho impression seen)3 to be general that
there will hu a battlu to-morrow.
AYu'.hin::lon, lth. Four icbel mail car-
r'ers wcro arrested with a lame mail, des-
tined for Alabama. Virginia, and other!
rebel states, while attempting to cross in
to Virginia. i
took i)os?ession of it. No eiieinv in sight i
Mast owning. Our cavalry also holds
ISrickland'ss Mills, where tlie icbels had '
strong Ibice. R.iyaid's eavahy holds Al-,
die and country between that point and
SiL'el's advance.
New Yoik, 'I th. General Mitchell died
ot Rouufort, S. 0., Oct. .'lOtli, of yellow
fever, which piovailcd there.
Osweg-i, N. V .'Id. The propeller Day
State and six schooners were wiecked last
night, and several persons perished.
Duffulo, th. The lesiill of election not
yet ascertained. The indications nie that
Seymour lias u large majority in New
Yoi k city. The two Wood and n large
number of Democrats, are believed to be
elected to Cone less.
New Jeisey, as far ns lieaid from, has
gone largely Democratic.
Michiganscattering return indicate
the election nf entire Republican ticket by
fi,nilfl majority.
Illinois returns arc meagre. Arnold.
Republican, is elected in thu Chicugo dis
trie! for Conirrc.s. bv l.'IfH) to l.."i(lll inn.
ijority.
Dut:s to Oth Noveitiltcr.
Washington, fitli. The Sicretary of
War has oidered a Military Commision to
be organized, to iiupiiie into the conduct
of Hucll, in reference to his permitting the
invasion of Kentucky by Riugg, and his
failing to relieve Mumfurd-ville'; his con
duct during thu battle of Perrysville, and
his allowing Rrugg's Torec to escape from
Kentucky without attacking him.
Cairo, -lib. The Oronudii Appeal of
Nov. ,'ld, says : The truth is now manifest
that we me occupying n somewhat preca
rious defensive situation ; hence thu disap
pointment and uneasiness prevalent among
all classes.
New York. oth. The ships of war Da
cotah and Vauilerbilt wilt probably sail
to search for the Alabama. A letter from
steamer Norwich, ol' Georgetown, S. C.
stall's, that thu fort at that place was
deslioyed and several rebels killed. Con
irabai.ds report a good deal of siekncrs at
Oeoigetowu ; they nNo rcpoil that a sin
giiulloating buttery and it ten inch thick
iron clad vos.-cl are being built ul (.'harks-
Washington, nth. A dispatch from
iHwIqimritfr-. nf tin: army of thu Potomac,
" from the liiglits a lavoralile view
' I""1 "I" Shenandoah Valley, and no
I"1'"1-' ljIy of the enemy was to be seen.
The command of cavalry and nrlillory,
""""'P rii'iiwiiituii. occupied Piedmont lut
l. 'I'"'" ""'ruing they pushed on. and
"Iter u spirited skirmish occupied Mar-
MiM-'Ue. They now hold thu upproaclies to
' .Muimwiw and Chester (Jap.
Rebel cavalry showed themselves to-day
minn-iili- Mii(kir'.4 (!m. (!i-n. MctMnllnii
spent most of the aftei noon at thu top of
ii - .-..... ..-. .
Ashby's (Jap. talcing observations of the
Shenandoah Valley.
Information from Manassas says, the por
tion ol ft icicles eouimanil.seiit to looK alter
( Orutige and AleMimbia railioad. fouiiil it
i win in belter condition than was expected.
I'oitnss Monroe, nth. Richmond iV
iiminer of 1st, says, the recent movements
of our troops indicate the entire evaciia
i tion of Northern Virginia, or that their
f movements are Hindu in refereueu to report
ed advance of .MeUlellan tluoii'.'li Loudon
count v, Also savs u clo.-e examiuatioii
of CnmmisMirv nnd Quarlcrmuster depart-
incut, will f.vposi! u ilegree of reekles-iiiess
entirely inexcusable, and well calculated
to depreciate the curieney of Government,
if it had no oilier evil effect.
New York, ."th. Full returns from this
city, gave Seymour over .'11,0(10 majority.
Tlie J'uliinie concedes his election. In
I 'itv .Iin'-ei' llio I)iiiwiii-iiIii 1'iirri' I In,
r0VVCl. j0-,0 nl1j t-0lmbly the Senate.
Thcv will lmvo maioriiv on ioi.it ballot.
iniijorily un
which secures the election of n Senator.
They elect Governor by upwards of 10,
000 majority.
.Milwuuki. nth. I lie Democrats ot is-
consi,, t.j,.ut two Congressmen, nnd the Re
,u',jCIUn three.
Chlcngo, filli. Tim
Illinois Conirres
eight Deiiio'.'iats
sinmil delegation stands
to live Republicans.
St. Louis, fit li. The radical emancipa
tion ticket in this county is undoubtedly
elected. Blair's friends claimed Ids elee-
tion, but radicals think soldier's vote will
elect Sam'l Knox.
Leavenworth, (ith. Scattering returns
' Jvunsus indicate election of Republican
ticket.
San Francisco, nth.
ccived by .Mayor :
Tlw
following re-
Now Yoik. Nov. -Illi.
To II. F. Tesehniaelier and .fn"-. Otis.
Genllemnu Your bounty overpowers us;
j thirty-five thousand nine hundred and fifty
I six dollars more from towns in California.
' One hundred and thirty thousand sick and
i wounded men will forego their pains for
j a moment when they learn you nro making
i their sorrows your own. Lot Stockton,
i Santa Clara, nnd each and every contribu-
tor whoso iinine aie not yet known, re
ceive the heartfelt gratitude of our army
'and country.
(Signed,)
jrnxp.Y W. JJkm.ows,
l'lesident.
JiATKST.
Nov. (!th. The following
Now Yoik,
is tlie 7 ' ushingtou special dispatch
of the 5th : Dispatches of tho greatest
importance, and which may elleet n change
in the wliolo aspect, ol the war, wcro to-
day submitted bv French Legation to Sec-
rotary of State. A furnml meeting of the
Cabinet was held tndnv, and adjourned
till evening, when Gen. Hulleck was in at
tendance by special invitation of the Pres
ident. It is believed n decision of mote
ultimate. Importance than any yet made in
the course of the war, has been arrived nt.
and will be nnnounecd before the end of
the week. The air is pregnant with ru
mots. Military and Cabinet changes aic
positive.
New TLirk. Cth. The Times' Upper
ville eorroFpnndent nf the 4th, says : Gen.
Pleasonlon's suceessfnll pursuit of Stuart
win resumed at 10 o'clock in the morning.
The enemy was placed in a very dangerous
position, but after two hours' 'hard flirlit
ing, Pleasonton, joinod by Averill, drove
Stuart and his time thousand horsemen
back until they broke and ran. They suc
ceeded in making irnml their escape through
Asliby's Gsp. McClellan's headipmrters
are nt present at this place. Indication
seem to be that both sides nro Feekimr to
bring on n great battle in this neighbor
hood, but the citizens suy that the sebels
speak of their intention to got back to
Richmond as speedily as possible.
San Francisco, Nov. 7 The following
was received from New Yoik. (illi Nov.,
f) p. in.: Stocks arc lower. Go'd .'II pre
mium. Sterling exelinnge, lMnt.j. Sew
ard informed Chamber of Commerce tlint
the Government had already called the at
tention of our Minister to Kngland to dep
redatloni of the pirate Alabamn. The
Knglish Coienil of New Yoik is also taken
measures to lay the mnttcr belore his Gov
ernment. Several of the cariroes destroyed
were Knulish property. Thu Vanderbilt
sailed to-day in searchof the pirate. Two
other vessels will iro to morrow, nnd Com.
Porter purposes going out in the Dread
nought. Tec IMclunnnd Whlir professes to have
information that the llritMi man of war Hi
mil o recently approached New Orleans, and
axsiimeil n hostile altitude, and demanded
from aiithorilies James Lvnc. nu Kinrllsh
subject cnutliifi! at Foil I'iekeus. ami In
detiiullleation for thu sri.urc id' his peooual
properly to the amount of Slliii.dllO. Gen
eral liiuler N said to have rnpieskd fen
day to coiflder the matter.
San Francisco, Nov. 7th. Collector
Rankin received yesteiday from Gov. An
drew, of Massachusetts. stnliiur that eavalrv
! company to be raised heie for Mnssitcliii-'t i'h
! is in join (Jen. Hanks' forces in Tcxin. The
route by which tliey lire to bo conveyed
thither i1 not settled up.
IIBOJSMAI BLOOM
iraocoii'lnnlly on hand, and Is daily re
ceiving new additions to his present
larun and well selected stock of
tmmh iiiEiidiiiSE !
Consisting, in part, of
323.0 Xirvtomt Stylora oT
Freucli, Knglish, German nnd American
CS"D 'rnR
LADIES' HATS,
IIOSIF.RY. and nil kinds or GAITKRS,'
JJOOTKKSnudSLIPPKItS:
A Large Stock of I334TLE.1IJ3XS
c:3iCi'tiJE-na:.-Qir..n:a!ircrj-2
ROOTS, SHOKS.GAITKRS & HATS;,
CROCKERY, i
GLASSWARE,
TABLE CUTLERY,
MIXERS' TOOLS of nil kinds,
Particular attention Is paid to procuring the
Itest voccri!H for Families.
Aleo, Iho best qualities of
LIQUORS, WINKS nnd COHRIALS,
And u variety of other articles too
numerous to mention,
AH of tho ahovo goods will bo sold at
prices to canifxtilion.
All articles that may bo purchns-cd of
me will tie warranted a represented, or the
money will bo lefumled.
Ludlesaiid Gentlemen are kindly solicited 1
to call nnd examine my prc.-cnt stock ami ,
prices beloru purchnclng elewhero. I am
coulidout it will hu to their advantage. 1 '
consider it no trouble to show GooiK
All kinds of Produce taken in exchange
for merchandise.
jCr Remember my old stand
McCully's two-story, Fire-proof Brick
Mains'.
IIKR.MANRLOOM.
.Taeksonvillo, Oct. Ill, 1S02. 27
a7T1C jTl'tT 31 KKCI I ANTS ,
and others receiving goods from Sun Fran-'
cisco, por steamer Panama, t hut arc short
any packages as per their Rills of Lading
orDray Receipts, will please forward their
bills immediately to Diigan & Wall, Ores
cent City, for collection. In nil cases, the
Original Invoices must accompany tho
bills.
RUGAN A: WALL. Agents.
Crescent City, Nov. 1st, 1802.
lUHtovl Butter!!
"JUST received 1..100 pounds of Oiuniii: '
l Cor.vrv Hi rri:n, of recent importation
m the Isthmus. It is an cutra article, per
fixthj mi-eel. and veil icJ,l, lit packages of
1(10 pouud; which will keep anywhere,,
and is superior to tho greater portion of j
so-called fresh butter.
K. 0. SKSSIOXS.
With Ilradbury X, Wade.
Jacksonville, Nov. fllli, 1802. i
MAX MULLER,
SlTCKSFOIt TO
J. A. JJRUNNEK & BUOTIIBR
Tim undersigned, having purchased fiom
J. A. UruiiniT & JJrother their entire
Stock of Merchandise1,
Now oilers the s.uno for sale nt
Greatly Reduced Prices,
For -o-sii.-
The stock consists of
Drj & Fancy Goods
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GEOCEEIES,
And. in fact, a varied n-ortinent of
articles pertaining to the General
.Merchandise business.
LADIES nnd GENTLEMEN
please to glvo me u call, and examine
tlie Goods ami learn the Prices, before you
make your purchase!'.
Do not forget the place the Ilrlek Store
heretofore occupied bv ltriiuuer A Itro.
MAX MULLHIL
Jacksonville July 111, 1W!2. 27
Watches and JeweLiy.
HAS recently received a large and val
uable stock of jrS
SPRING ANDWKIGHT '5Q'
CLOCKS. (M Jfe
SILArKR WATCHKS. 2&&2J&
DIAMOND JKWKLUY,
PFARL. H.MKRALD, CAMKO SKTS.
Together with u splendid lot of othi-r
jFrnc-iKiiiyjL-cTfcr,
Rrcast-Pin, IJronches,
Kar-Riugs, Finger Rings,
Lockets, Duckies, Clasps,
Rracelcts, Sleeve Rations,
Necklaces,
Watch-Chnins.
Chatelaini
nnd Seals,
All of which will be sold nt i.ow ruiiKs
and warranted.
.1. NKUHKR still continue:, to UK
PAIR WATCIIKS, JMWKLRY mat
CLOCKS, us hcietofore, in tho best man
ner anil with dispatch. All urticlesiu his
line inauufacturctl promptly mid with neat
ness. Call nnd see his tock at the old
stand, comer nf Third and California
streets, .Jacksonville. -t-ltt".
;LOVE &BILGER
ttiliforiiia Slrert, Jiirksoinilh'.
DEALERS AND WORKERS IN
TIN. SHEET IRON. COPPER.
LEAD AND BRASS,
HAVE just received from tho Atlantic.
Statis and San I'r.iuclseo. a compl'-tn
stock of ecrythlngiu tholrllne, and will
keepoonstanlly on hand an assortment of
the best Tin, Fheet-lrnu and Copperwaiv.
Urass Pipes, llydraulio Nozzles, I'oico
PuiuiH, Chains, Lead Pipe. Hose.
HARDWARF, CLTLFRY ; NAILS
of all sizes:
15ar, Plalound assorted Tron ;
Paints, Oils, Sizes nnd Glass:
All qualities of Powder ;
Shot of all number');
Unifies of every vnriety,etc.,etc.
Also, nlways on hand, a large lot of stoves
nf assorted sizes. " Hack's Patent Cooking
Stove,'' and the "New Woild Stove." tho
two very best and approved patterns in thu
world. Parlor, Olllou and Cabin Stove-,
fancy and plain, constructed on latest find
saving plans. Hollers, Koltl-s, Pots, Pan,
and everything connected with these stove,
warranted duruhl't and perfect.
All articles sold by them or manufac
tured. WAKIt ANTED. Their work is mndo
of the best material and of choicest pattern-.
!SPQ..Or(lers attended to with dispatch, and
filled according to directions. In every
thing, their stock is the largest and let
ever brought to Jacksonville, and they nro
determined to sell at i.ow rniriN roit c-u.
Call and examine their stock before pur
chasing elsewhere. Juno 2!i. lsio.-2!i.
Agents for Halllday& LVsJVIre Hope.
WE havo this day sold our stock of nier
ehaudlso to .Mr. Max .Mm i.ku. From
our friends and patrons wo would adlcit
for Mr. Mn.i.t'.it a contlnuauo d" their lib
eral patronage. J. A. HIIl'NN'EIt & IlkO.
Jai-k'onvlle. July 12th. 1SH2. 27
W
W'TKh - l.nan.ilOii iifumils l' Flour.
" Tm 5
ii ; , i - ,....,..., ,
in exchange mr roou. ik
SACHS I1KC S'.