Oregon sentinel. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1858-1888, December 10, 1862, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textir- SAeHrBRO.'S 1 ... t t JACKSONVILLE, 'VLrja.oloMa.lo tfe Xl.otM,ll -dealebh tw- AND ALSO IN" Groceries ! Liquors & Tobacco New Goods! New Goods!! New Goods ! ! ! IMMENSERECEIFTS -AND Grand Display OF NEW FALL & WINTER AT SACHS BRO.'S WE take pleasure in announcing to (lie public thul we have, fuaC received u target', more fashionable und better selected utock ol FANCY AND STAPLE CLOTHING-, BOOTS AND SHOES, BONNETS, HATS, SHAWLS. KM MIOI PRIMES, DRESS-TRIMMINGS, RIBBONS, NOTIONS, ETC., ETC., than any CTcr bcroro brought to this market. Groceries ! GrpcerjesJ ! Groceries ? f f WE have just opened tbo best and larg 'est stock df Groceries! PROVISIONS! 1 Wines and Liquors, CIGARS & TOBACCO. EVER OFFERED HERE. OUR MOTTO, 44 QUICKSALES-SMALL PROFITS" we feci confident, will guarantee to us the continuance of the patronage" with which our customers have hitherto favored us; and the addition we have now mado to our former line of trade will, wo hope, secure to "a tbo balance of the trading population of thia town and vicinity, to all of whom we promise prompt and polite attention. rjease call and convince yourselves. SACHS BROS. tSS All ports of marketable Product) taken in exchange' for goods. 4 ' " Jacksonville, Oct. '20, 1862. cmirttjccklij 0entincl. BY OVERLAND TELEGRAPH. TELRORAI'liei) TO YItKKA FOIl TUB SENTINEL. Dates to Dec. Gtli. Washington, 4th. Petersburg und the route between there nnd Richmond is being fortified, by digging rifles pits or throwing up strong eurthworks. Lurge forces were ut work on them night und day. Memphis, 2d. The rebel Gen. Holmes wus reported eroding from Arkansas to Mississippi, nt Vickhburg, lust week lor the purpose of reinforcing rebel nrmy. Fairlnx, 3d. Stonewall Jackson was reported at Madison Court House lust week. New York, fith. In Senate, yesterday, Clark of New Hampshire, offered a joint resolution thut the Senate nnd House con cur and approve the. policy of the Presi dent, in setting free the slaves in insurrec tionnry districts, nnd the employment of every other means known to civilized war fare, to the terminate present rebellion, und nsert supremacy of the President of the United States over its entire territory and people. WuMiington, 5th. (Jen. Grant occupied Ahbeyville, on the 2d. with cavalry. On the 3d, pursuit was mudc to Oxfoid. nnd coming ueur the guard of the enemy, skir mishing took place, lusting about two hours, nnd resulting in the cunturc of some sixty rebels. The pursuit will be continued to-morrow. Sun Francisco, 6th. The California Rangers arc full, nnd will sail on the 11th. The opposition steamers have reduced the fare to New York. Rates cubin, 8100 ; steerage. 310. Sucramento, Dec, fith. The subjoined is from .the Sucrutneulo Union Ext in of this P. M.: " New York, 5th. The Tribune has tlie following : Mr. Barney of Baltimore, recently captur ed by rebel pickets near Ccnlerville, and taken to Richmond, has just returned. While there he hud frequent interviews with members of the Confederated Cubinet, and was admitted into many secrets of the rebel programme. Before leaving lie was sent for by J. P. Benjamin, who handed him letters for Gov. Seymour, and Fernan do Wood, of New York. Viillandinghuin and Cox of Ohio, Buyurd of Delaware, and a number ofothcr noted Democratic leaders. In verba! instructions given to Barney no terms were asked, for southern men told him they would consent to no terms ifnot admit ted into the Union ngain as equuls they would not come all. What they usk is the granting of an amnesty to all military and civil leaders of rebels, that the election of members of Congress may be had, nnd thut Congress may be culled together at leust as early as April. Chicago, Dec. 5ih. Fernando Wood, in a speech in New York, Saturday, said he hud received information und communicated it to Government, thut under certuin cir cumstances, the South wus ready to return. This came from leading statesmen ; men of position und influence in the Southern Con lederaey hud expressed a desire to return under Democratic rules, the pn9t to be forgotten, the public debt on both sides to bo provided for, nnd the y were willing to Itt bygones be bygones, if the North would, und the Union should once again bo res tored. Fortress Monroe, 3d. Late Rullcgh, N. (3. papers indicate a strong fcelinir of disiust for the wur, and a growing and prevalent desire for peace. Washington, 5th. In tho House, Mor roll, of Vermont, offered the following res olution : " Resolved, That at no time bIiico the existence of tho rebellion, have tho forces und material in the hands of the Government been more ample und abun dant, for the speedy termination of the wur, than at the present moment, and thut it is the duty of loyal Americans, regurd less of minor differences of opinion, nnd especially is it tho duty of every officer ami soidier, aim oi inose in every uruneu of the Government, including the legisla tive, cordially to strike tho assassins at onco who have conspired to destroy our experiment or prosperity ami ireeuom, oi which wo are justly proud at home and abroad, und which we stand pledged to perpetuute forever." Agreed toj uyes, 145 Willium J. Allen, of Illinois, alone voting in the negative. Washington, 6th. Strenuous efforts are being made by purtica in Western Vir ginia for the passage of Senute Bill, by the Houe, admitting Western Virginiu into the Union. Holly Springs, 4th. Our army is push ing torwurd to uxloru. 'rue rebels de stroyed the track and bridges as much as possible, and our progress southward is comparatively slow. New York, 6th. The rebel account of capturing our gunboat Ellis, in New river, is incorrect. Sho grounded, and wus blown up to prevent her falling into rebel hands. Chicago, 6th. The Texas Republican, of the 1st, suys that forty two men were executed, for belonging to a society whose object was tho surrender of the northern part of Texas to the Federals. Washington, fith. High authority states that the President has no knowledge of the Southern peace proposals, brought by I Harney, nor nns no receiven any communi cation from Fernando Wood. Dispatch from army of Potomac says, recent recon noissances discovered that no attempt will be made by enemy to hold the section at. mouth of Rappahannock, they having en tirely cvactuutcd that country with excep tion of small Fcnuting parties. Durnside has issued on order authorizing dismissul of officers guilty of neglect of duty, who aMowed their commands to be surprised by enemy. Cairo, 6th. Memphis papers just re ceived, snys Gen. Hovey's expedition of 20.000 men. landed nt Friersville, marched directly on Grenada. Miss., nnd took pos session of that place. Last Monday n large number of citizens fled In consterna tion. The proprietors of tho Appeal moved their establishment to Marietta, Ga. Be fore leaving, 100 cars and 15 to 20 loco motives were burned. New York, 6th. The Ocean Queen from Aspinwnll, Nov. 25th, arrived. There had been n tremendous gale nt As pinwntl, lasting three, dnys, during which the British brig Bolivar nnd the steamer Avon were wrecked. No lives were Inst. The U. S. brig Bninbridgc was abandoned by officers nnd crew, after throwing over board guns nnd stores. All communica tion between Panama nnd Aspinwnll was interrupted the railroad being under wa ter, hut it wns expected that it would be in running order by the 26th, us the water wns subsiding. Sun Frnncleco, 8th. The steamer Gold en Ago arrived on Saturday night. Discerning Child (who hcurd some re marks made by papers) Are you our new nurse ? Nurse Yes, dear. Child Well, then, I.m one of these boys who can only bemnnnged by kindness so yon had bitter send for some sponge cake and oranges at once ! " How to Pay the Rent," is a pleasant farce on tho stugc, but a painful drama in nctuul lite. A pet lap dog having bitten n picro out of a man's leg, its mistress exclaimed : " Poor Ponto I I hope it won't make him sick." When children who arc born with silver spoons in their niniiih grow up, there is sel dom anything of them left but the spoon. NEW STORE AT Jump-OlT-Jo, Josephine Co. A, FISHER & BRO. WOULD respectfully Inform the citizens Josephine nnd adjoining counties that they have just established a Branch Store on Jump olf-Jo, consisting of a general as sortment of MINERS, FARMERS, A3SF33 LADIES' t Which nro ofTered for sale at as low prices, and LOWER, than they can ho obtained elsewhere, in tho county; but for CASH, nnd only for casb, or for marketable pro duce. ?q. Call and sec us, and convlnco your selves of the good quality of our merchan dise nnd of tho lowness of our prices, be fore purchasing elsewhere. It is no trouble for us to eIiow goods. A. FISHER & BRO., Per M. RosKNiiKiia, Agent. Dee. 10..1RG2. tf SPECIAL NOTICES. Masonic N 0 1 i 0 e . Tho members of WARREN LODGE, No. 10, F. and A. M., urn hereby notified that tho ELECTION OF OFFICERS for tho ensuing MASONIC YEAR will tako placo at our next regular Communication, on the evening of DECEM BER 3d (next ensuing), at Masonio Hall, Jacksonville, Oregon. By order G. W. GREER, W. M. II. HI.QQH, Sco'y. Nov. 19, 18C2. I. 0. 0. F. Jacksonvillk Lowje No. 10, holds Its regular meetings every SAT UJIDA Y EVENING, at their Hall (Mo' Cully's Theater building), at 8 o'clock. Brothers in good standing ure cordially invited to attend. E. F. Russell, N. G. William Rav, R. Seo'y. Warren Lodge No, 10, A. F. & A. M. A HOLD their regular common! wjreations tho Wednesday Eveulugson Vor preceding the full moon, iu Jack sonville, oiikook. G. W. GREER, W. M. n. Bloom, Sec'y. OREGON CHARTER NO. 4, -OF-ROYAL. ARCH MASONS, JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, Will hold its regular communications on tho Flint Saturday Eve. or K very Month. All sojourning Companions la good standing are cordially invited to attend. W. H. S. HYDE. H. P. Jab. T. Glknn, Seo'y. dec8:47 ILLUSTRATED PAPERS Harpers' Weeklj, Frank Leslie's, Yankee No tions, etc., regularly received and for sale at tba VARIETY STORE. LOVE&BILGER California Sfwet,. Joekionville,. DEALERS AND WORKERS IN LEAD AND BRASS, HAVE just received from the Atlantic States and San Francisco, a complete stock of everything in their line, nnd will keep constantly on hand an assortment of tho best Tin, Sheet-Iron and Copperwnrc. Brass Pipes, Hydraulic Nozzles, i orco Pumps, Chains, Lead Pipe. Hose. HARDWARE, CUTLERY; NAILS of all sizes: Bar, Plate and assorted Iron ; Paints. Oils, Sizcy and Glass: All qualities of Powder ; Shot of all numbers: Brushes of every variety, etc., etc Also, always on hand, a large, lid of stoves of assorted sizes. " Buck's Patent Cooking Stove," and tho " New World Stove." the two very best and approved patterns In the world. Parlor, Olllco and Cabin Stove, fancy nnd plain, constructed on latest fuel paving plans. Boilers, Keiths, Pots, Pans, and everything connected with these stoves, warranted diiratibi nnd perfect. All articles sold by them or manufac tured, WARRANTED. Their work Is made of the best material nnd of choicest patterns. uOrdcrs attended to with dispatch, nnd tilled according to directions, In every thing, their stock is the lnrgcst nnd best ever brought to Jacksonville, nnd they nre determined to sell nt low thicks kok cash. Cull nnd examine their stock before pur chasing elsewhere. June 2,'J. 1H(iO.-2. Agents for llalllilay A Co's wire Kopo. Watches and JeweLiy. J. If BUBEB. TTAS recently received a large and val- JLJL uniilestocK ol SPRING AND WEIGHT CLOCKS, SILVER WATCHES, DIAMOND JEWELRY. PEARL. EMKRALD, CAMEO SETS. Together with u splendid lot of other Breast-Pins, Brooches, Ear-Rings, Finger Rings, Lockets, Buckles, Clasps, Bracelets, Sleeve Buttons, Necklaces, Watch-Chains, Chutelnins and Seals, All of which will be sold at low i-wckb und warranted. J. NKUBER still continues to RE PAIR WATCHES, JEWELRY and CLOCKS, as heretofore, in tho best man ner und with dispatch. All articles in his line manufactured promptly and with ncut ncss. Call and sec his stock at the old stand, corner of Third and California streets. Jacksonville. 44tf. REDUCTION OF PRICES -IN- Stoves & Tinware G. B. DORMS -AT llfS Stove and Tinware Shop, Third Street, between the Expreu Saloon and Dowell's Law Office, Juuksouville, Oregon, Keeps constuntly on hund the best pat terns of COOKING STOVES, PARLOR STOVES, SALOON STOVES, And every kind of Tin, Iron, and Coppcrwarc, Besides a great vuriety of Culinary art icles too numerous to mention. Persons wishing anything in my lino are respectfully invited to call aud cxamluc the quality and prices of my wares. Every kind of JOB WORK done to order. My own ware repaired without charge. GEORGE B. DORRIS. Jacksonville. Nov. U. 18(11. 43 M. A. BRENTANO Is daily in receipt of a largo assortment of Groceries Sc Proviaiona, LIQUORS, WINES, CORDIALS, HARDWARE, GLASSWARE, And oil kinds of Ho recommends his lurge, new stock of CIGARS & TOBACCO, MATCHES, STATIONERY, 0ARD3, Toy and Paaey Ware, And a great many other articles too nu merous to mention, all of which ho will sell .LOW FOR CASH, Or in excbaiigo for COUN'IRY PRODUCE. Jacksonville, August 23, 1862, T17ANTED.-1,000,000 pounda,o(f FloKi 1 SACHttOS mH8 HERMAN- BLOOM Has constantly on hamdj'and-ls daily re ceiving new additions to hfs present' largo and well selected stdcV of Jl Consisting, in part, of Tlio Xiatost mtylcmot Freneh, English, Germnn nnd American FAMY AM TTAPklS LADIES' HATS, HOSIERY, nnd nil kinds of GAITERS, BOOTEES and SLIPPERS : A Large Stock of GENTL,ER1EN?S BOOTS, SHOES, GAITER3 & HATS; CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, TABLE CUTLERY, MIXERS' TOOLS of all kind, Particular attention is paid to procuring the Best Groceries for Families. Also, the best qualities of LIQUORS, WINES and CORDIALS, Aud a variety of other nrticles too numerous to mention. AH,of tho above goods will bo sold.dt priccH to dtfy cowjittitivn. ' ' All articles that may bo purchased of mo will bo warranted as represented, or tbo money will bu refunded. Lndiesaud Gentlemen nre kindly Folicltrd to call and examine my present stock and prices before nurchuidiig elsewhere. I am conlldcnt it will bu to their advantage.. 1 consider it no trouble to show Goods. All kinds of Producu tukcu in exchange for merchandise. & Remember my old stand McCully's two-story; Fire-proof Brick Building. HERAfAN BLOOM. Jacksonville, Oct. 1J), 18(i2. 27 NOTICE All those knowing themselves indebted to me for a longer period than ninety days, will plenso call and pay up, or their accounts will bu pluced in thu hands of my uttornev fr collection. HERMAN BLOOM. Jacksonville, Julv Hi. '.HII2. 27 MULLER, SUCCESSOR to J. A. B RUNNER k BROTHER ; The undersigned, hnvlug purcharcd from , J. A. Bruuuer L Brother their cutiro Stock of Merchandise, Now offers the same for ealo at Greatly Reduced Price, m. Tho stock consists of Drj & Fancy Goods OXOtHlXl.?, BOOTS AND SHOES, GROCERIES, And. in fact, a varied assortment of articles purloining to tho General . Merchandise, business. LADIES and GENTLEMEN plcaso to givo mo a call, and examine . thu Goods und learn tho Prices, before you . make your purchases. Do not forget tho plnco the Brick Store heretofore occupied by Brunner fc Brn. MAX MULLER. Jacksonville, July 19, 18fi2. 27 WE havo tbla day sold our stock of mern chandlse to Kir. Max Muij.kk. From our friends and patrons we would solicit for Mr Mullku a continunno of their lib eral patronage. J. A. BRUNNER & BRO. , Jaoksonvlle. July 12th, 1802. 27 EVANSVILLE HOTEL for RENT. Tho undersigned offers to rent or lease tho Evansville Hotel, at Dardanells, for one, two. or three years, at reasonable rates. Tho Hotel is in a geod location, close by tho Rogue River Bridge. A fines orchard is attached to tho premises; also. Rood spring water, and convenient out-, buildings. For further information, nddreos, THOMAS CHAVNER. Pnrdanells, Ogn.. Aug. 30, 18G2. 3m N OTICK.-JOSEPH JACOBS is here by appointed my nuent, to tako charge of the Eagle Mill property, in Jackson county, and is authorized to transact alt business connected therewith, and to coK. itlkat and. receipt for all debts duo me on ac- i.iunoi any, business connectea.Witn tain. iagJe MU1 property. .Dated, at Roseburg, Ufu., uayj u, ioo. JiMamnvmsixvn, -ft.