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i SACH BRO.'S JACKSONVILLE, Wliolosalo eft) Xl.otn.il -DK.U.KKS IH- 3323T Ooods, h it nit u in mini mi m LttlllUltilUUU HlJUlIlli AND ALSO IX lffifflg 2 Liquors & Tobacco New Goods! Hew Goods ! ! New Goods ! ! ! IMMENSE RECEIPTS AND Grand Display OF NEW FALL & WINTER Goods. AT SACHS BRO. 'S WIj tnk pleasure in announcing (n (tic public that we liuvo just received a forger, more fuihionaUc uml belter selected stock ul FANCY AND STAPLE clothing-, BOOTS AND SHOES, RONNETS, HATS. SHAWLS. EMBROIDERIES, DRESS-TRIMMINGS, RIHHONS, NOTIONS. ETC., ETC.. t lhan nuy ever before brought to this inurkct. Groceries ! Groceries ! ! Groceries ! ! ! WK have just opened tlio best and larg est stock of Groceries ! PRO VISIONS ! Wines and Liquors, CIGARS & TOBACCO. EVER OFFERED HERE. G- OUR MOTTO, " QUICK SALES-SMALL PROFITS" we feel confident, will guarantee to us the continuance of I ho patronage with which our customers have hitherto favored us; und the addition we have now made to our former line of trade will, wo hope, secure to us the balanco of the trading population of this town und vicinity, to all of whom we promise prompt and polite attention. Please call and convince yourselves. SACHS BROS. X$5- All ports of marketable Produce taken in exchange- for good., Jacksonville, Oct. JO, 1802. Scmi-tocckh Sentinel. BY OVERLAND TELEGRAPH. TKr.EOIUI'llKU TO VIIKKA KOK TUB SliXTIKKt.. Dntcs to Dec. Olli. St. Louis, Dec. 9 lb. A dispatch from the battle-field near Fayelteville, (Ark.) dated the 8tb, says : (Jen. Him roll's loice en route to reinforce (Jen. Blunt, met the enemy, yesterday, at Pruiriu (J rove, und won n decisive victory over them. The inemy were '2-1,000 Bhong, divided into four division under Mnrinudukc, Frost. Puisons. mill Ruins nil under General tliiidmnu, and supported by eighteen pieces of artillery. The enemy had flunked Ulunt's position ut Cave Hill, null made a sudden dash on Herron, to prevent him from iini ting wiih Blunt. Hernia's force consisted of six regiments of infantry and two battal ions of cavalry-thi all about 7,000 men with twenty-four pieces of artillery. The battle raged from 10 a. m. till dark, mid was des perately fought throughout. Our artillery drove the enemy from two strong positions, and kept their overwhelming numbers at bay. The liOth Wisconsin regiment cap tured one rebel battery of four heavy guns, but were forced to abandon it under a murderols fire. The 10th Iowa afterwards took the same battery, mid fought desper ately to retain it, but were also obliged to yield it. At -I i m., General Blunt arrived with o.OOO men and a strong force of artil lery. Ho attacked the enemy in the rear ; they made tremendous (florlsto capture his batteries, but were icpulscd with terrible sluugnter. We held the whole field at dark, and before 9 o'clock the rebels were in full red eat over the Boston mountains. Our Iojs in killed and wounded is stated to be COO ; that of the rebels 1,500, by their own admission. Several rebels field officers were killed, nmong them Col. Stein, formrly of Missouri. Hut few prisoner? were taken. Wo cap tured four caissons filled with ammunition. I .icu I. Col. McFurlin of the l!)ih Iowa, was the only lietd officer on our side killed. Muj. Hubbard of First Missouri cavalry was taken prisoner. New Yoik, Dec. 1Mb. The weather at Falmouth is intensely cold, witli two to four indies of icu in Rappahannock, and Potomac rivers. Fort t cm Monroe Dec. 7lh. Information from Newbern. N. (J., dated Dec. 1st says it is discovered that it is intention of rebels to abandon immediately all that portion of North Carolina lying cast of Wcldon and Wilmington railroad. Louisville, Dec. 8th. We have but little in regard to Federal defeat mentioned in Philadelphia dispatch of to-day. It seems tliut one brigade, under General Diimont, was surprised at Harlsvillc by Colonel Morgan, commanding three regiments of infantry and two of cavalry. After an hour's desperuto (tabling, Federals were captured. Sixty killed and wounded on our side. Ammunition and stores in abun dance wero taken by enemy. A heavy force was sent in pursuit of Morgan, blithe will probably make good his escape. Dates to Dee. lOtli. Washington, 10th. Information has been received that six pickets in tlio army of the Potomac were frozen to death on the night of the 8lli. In the camp near Alexandria seven died from the effects of the cold. Chicago, 10th. Tho following extracts from tho report of the Secretary of the Treasury, show tho estimated receipts and expenditures for the year ending .'10th of June, 1802 framed on tho supposition of u continuance' of the wnr : Estimated expenditures, in round num bers, for tlio civil list, S'Jo.OOO.OOO ; inte rior department and pensions. SI 0,'.!fiO,OflO ; war department, S7.'l8,8:iO.()0O ; navy de partment. SG8.2fiO.000 ; interest of pub lie debt, 819,100,000; to which appropri ations made arc estimated as remaining undrawn on 1st or July. 18C3, 8200.000, 000 ; mnklmr an aggregate to tho 1st of July, for which appropriations aro made ora'sked.Sl.OD.VOOO.OOO. Of this amount, it is estimated Hint S2fi0.000.000 will re main undrawn on the 1st of July, ISfill, making the trim amount of the prolmhlo expenditures, during tlio fiscal year, 88-15,-000.000. Estimated receipts from custom, S70, 000,000 ; for internal duties. 8 150.000,000 j miscellaneous sources, S.1.000,000. The wholo amount to bo provided by Congress, beyond resources available under existing laws, may, upon the supposition of a con tinnanco of tho wnr, lie stated as follows : For fbcal year of 1863. 8277.000,000; fiscal year 18(H, 8022,000.000. The pub lie debt, on the 1st of July, 18C3, is csli mated at 81,122.250,000. New Yoik, 10th. Dates to tho 29lh of November reported that tho rebels were preparing to ottuck our gunboats nt Gal veston with five heavily armed steumers ; also, that about fivo thousand troops in tend coming down under cover of night to aid in tho attack. Washington, 10th. Wo learn from Fairfax Court Houso that our scouls re port general evacuation by the rebels of Thorousrhfuro Gup. San 'Francisco. 10th. Dispatches ore received from New York stating that Commissioner Boutwell promises to for ward supply of stamps for California by the steumer of the lltb of December. Advices from Kunaghwa says that while three Englishmen and a lady were out ri ding they met the retiau of A Chief, when Ihey were attacked. Mr. Richardson, one' of the number, wo killed and his body mutilated. Tire two other men were wounded and the lady slightly. On word renching Kanaghwa, the English and French residents there, armed themselves and were proceeding to clean out the per petrators, when Ino English minister would not permit his citizens to go. The French, however, went and rescued the wounded men. A mctting was held, and an account of the nffafr was signed by nil present, which reflected severely on the British minister, Col. Keule. Latest Fredericksfitirg Burned- Great Battle- Progressing. Washington, Dec. 11th. At C o'clock tlifs morning, M3 Federal guns opened on Fredericksburg. Up to1 latest accounts, tho lire continued uninterrupted1. The de struction of the city is certain.- Tho ene my opened lire at 7 o'clock, which, thus far, lias been of no scriotm damage. Frank lin's division is crossing three miles below the city, having constructed bridges with but little opposition. Our gnnhnals are shelling the enemy fifteen mifes down the river. Dispatches from hcadfpmtte?s of Potomac say that llicrc has been consider able change in tlio phsilion or tho army corps witliin the put few days. It is sta ted that the cm my had 180 guns in posi tion on the south side of the Runpiihiinnnck The steamer Eagle, with Havana dales to the Cih. has arrived. The position or the French at Vera Cruz and Orizaba is repiesented as very critical. They have no fodder Tor their cattle, and no fresh feed for the troops, who suffer from dysentery. The forco at Jalapu iscut ofl'Troiii'supplics from Vera Cruz. Tlio Mexicans aro ac tively fortifying Puebla and the city of Mexico, ami the roads between them, and they also intend flooding the valley, rend ering the city inaccessible. Washington. Dec. 11. Tn tho House, yesterday, the Senate bill for the admission of Western Virginia into the Union, was pas-ed by !)C tn 55. It provides for sub mitting a constitution to the people for rat ification. Nashville, 9th. Gov. Johnson has is sued a proclamation for the election of Representatives to the Dili and 10th Con-grrs-donnl districts. Head-quarters of Army on Potomac. Dec. II th, 9 a. M. Everything last night was confusion. Today was tlio time fixed for crossing tho Rappahannock. During the night pontoons wero conveyed to the river, und artillery placed in front of Fred ericksburg. At lliree this morning the const met inn of three bridges commenced In front of the city, and when they were about half completed, the enemy opened a murderous infantry fire from houses on tint river bank, driving the engineers from the bridges ; several wero killed and wounded. At six o'clock Gen. Burneido ordered all guns to open on the city. The cannonad ing which has continued tn (ho present time is terrible. The city is on fire and its destruction certain. At seven o'clock the enemy opened with their heavy guns from their works, but no serious damago has been dono yet. Gen. Franklin's division crossed tho river throe miirs below. The concentrated fire of our guns on the city, has iho cRect of driving back the enemy from their batteries, and tho work on the bridges commenced again. Tho tjoops aro all under arms near the river, prepared to rush over as soon as the bridges are completed. On an attempt being made to finish bridges the rebel in fantry again opened fire, ns also their ar tillery, which fired the bridges in several places. Uurnsidc ordered the concentra ted firo of every gun upon the city, under cover of which it is believed that bridges can be finished. Our killed nud wounded do not exceed fifty. Philadelphia, l'l lb. Nashville dispatch rs say that the rebels under Johnson, Bragg, Cheatham, Forrest and Morgan, advanced and appeared in fiont in great force. A battle is expected war Ilarpeth, 20 miles southwest of Nashville. Reinforcements are being hurried forward. Every point will be strengthened. Tlio recent rebel victory nt Hart vile seems to have embold ened them. Carlo. I lth. General Grant i encamped nt Oxford, waiting supply train from Holly Springs. Reports aro contradictory ns to whether the rebels rc-oecupy Grenada or not. St. Louis, 11 lb. Gen. Blunt telegrnphs that the rebels have crossed the Arkansas river. The enemy's los is 2.000, among whom nro fivo Colonels : our loss was 700. New York, 11th. The piruto Alabama was a Martinique Nov. 17th. Tho Federal gunboat San Jacinto arrived there same forenoon, and went outside to wait for her ; but she escaped the next night. San Francisco, 12th. The Golden Age took 025 passengers and 81.595,599 in treasure. Tho Moses Taylor took 553 passengers x Jacksosvhxk Skwino Sooirtv. This sewing circle will meet at George Brown's, Esq., on Tuesday, tho ICth, at one o'clock in tho afternoon. Our numbers are in creasing ; our prospects brightning. Mas. J. n. Wai.rod, Pres. Mrs. L. Smith, See. -ii -1 i i . m Wonders. )' Shelden's great Museum of Wonders, and Scenes in the Magic World," will be exhibited at Jacksonville on Monday night Wftti 15th Dec. WE beg to Inform our friends nnd the public tit general, that wo have on timwl and nro constantly rrce iring from our sciifnr partner, residing in Paris (France), ly every steamer, a large and choice ecIcc Hon of French goods, consisting of Beavers, Omlirles, Doeskins, FANCY CASSIMERES, Velvet, Cashmero and Silk Vestinga, Of the newest styles. Abo, Fii mil tire Plnsfifs, Billiard rfoths, FRENCH HATS, - AND - HuMcrs' Pluslicn, Trimmings, Etc., Etc., Etc. M. LANZEtfBERG & CO., 020 Clay uml GiH'Mougoiucry st., San Francisco. M. LAXZBNIIKKG, 18 rue Neuve St. Eustnchc, Paris (France). prrConnlry orders rccclvcd'and prompt ly 'at tended to, and alto orders fur all parts of Europe. declllnill S'AFI'fOF SCHOOL LiVNI): Notice U hereby given that In pursuance of an order of the Hoard of Commissioners of Jackson comity, Oregon. I will oiler for sale to the highest bidder, at Iho Court Jfoiifo dour in Jacksonville, on Saturday the .'list day of January. I8l!:t, between the hours ot f) o'clock a. m. and I iv.V., the following described School Laud, tn-wiD : The N. E. j- of section No. 'M in Township No. iV south of range IvoIJ west, Willamette me ridian, containing Kit) acres; terms ofsulc : one-font th of the purchase money to be paid on the day of sale, and the remainder in three annual payments bearing interest at the rate of leu per cent, per miniim, to be secured by notes with approtcd security. M. A. WILLIAMS, Snpt. Com. Schools J. C. Ogn. Dec. 17, ISliL'. esf NOTICE ov FINAL SKTTLKMKNT. In tho matter of the estate of John K. Joxks, deceased : Notice is hereby given to all persons interested in hald estate, that Wednesday, the 7th day of January, 18li:i, has been sot apart for the final settlement or said (.'state, with Davis Evans, the Ad ministrator thereof. Ily order of Hon. J. C. Tolman. Co'v Judge. W.M. HOFFMAN. Clerk. Dec. Hd. Ififi dcclKt NOTICH TO SUPERVISORS. The lioatd of County Commissioners will meet on (he 2d nnd ltd days of January, en-t-tiiug, at which limn those Supervisors who have not presented their reports, aro re ipicfctcd to ho prepared for the settlement ol their accounts. Ity order of the Hoard. WM. HOFFMAN. Clerk. Dec. Kith. 1802. (lccl.lsllt NEW STORE AT Jiniip-OiT-Jo, Josephine Co. A. FISHER &, BRO. WOULD respectfully Inforn Iho citizens Josephine and adjoining counties that they have jiit established a Hranch Store on Jump otf-Jo, consisting of a general as sortment of MINERS, FARMERS, A3STD LADIES' Which aro olfcred for salo at a low prices, and LOWKIt, Hum they can lie obtained elsewheru in the county; but for CASH, and only for cash, or fur marketable pro duce. "i'O- Call and sco us, and convince your selves of tho good quality of our merchau dbu and of the lowucss of our prices, be fore purchasing elsewhere. It is no trouble for us to show (roods. A. FISIIKR & IIUO., Per M. Roskmikiiu, Agent. Deo. 10, 181J2. tf M. A. BRENTANO Is daily in receipt of a largo assortment of Groceries & Provisions, j LIQUORS, WINES, CORDIALS, II ARDWARK, U LASSWARE, And all kinds of RCXCTZCTG- TOOLS. Hu recommends his lurge, new stock of CIGARS & TOBACCO, MATCHES, STATIONERY, CARDS, Toy and Fancy Ware. And u greut many other articles too nu merous to mention, all of which he will sell LOW FOR CASH, Or in exchange for COUN'IRY PRODUCE. Jacksonville, August '23, 1802. B OOKS. All the Slundard Works for sale ut the VARIETY STORE. As a man lives, so shall he die. NOTIOE-I havo authorized Johu S. Drum, of this place, to act as my agent during my absence, to transact business for mo in my name. . WILLIAM RYliKU. Jacksonville July 15, 18H2. 30tf ' rOU PRINTING neatly executed at the I t SENTINEL OFFICE. HERMAN BLOOM lias constantly on hand, and is daily re ceiving new ndditions to his picn-nt large and well selected stock' of n t i mmiwmmm ; Consisting, in part, of 1110 Xjntost tylora of French, English, German and American' IF AGSV AMD STOPP ,E LADIES' HATS, HOSIERY, and all kinds of (JAITERH, JJQ0TKE3 and SLIPPERS : A Large Stock of GENTTHSIKN.'S cj:Mc!ja?:iMi::n::rre- s HOOTS, SHOE:-, GAITERS & HATH; CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, TABLE CUTLERY, MINERS? TOOLS- ol! all kimk, Particular attention Is paid to procuring the llt'st Groceries Tor Families. Also, the hesi qualities of LIQUORS, WINES and CORDIALS, Am) u variety of other articles loo mimci'iniK to mention. All of the nbovo goods will bo sold at prices to tftfy eompMbn, All articles that may be purchased of me will be warranted ns rcproycuted. or tho money will be refunded; Ladies and Gentlemen are kindly solicited to call and CMiinlue my present stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere. I am conlldent it will be to their advanlnge. L consider it no trouble to show Gnodx. All kinds of Produce taken in exchange for merchandise. & Remember my old stand McCully's two-story, Fire-proof Brick JJuiiainff. HERMAN' 1JLOOM. Jacksonville, Oct. l!t, 181.2. 'J7 NOTICH-A1I those knowing IIiciiiscIvch indebted to me for a loiiKcr period than ninety days, will please call and pay up, or their accounts will bo placed in tho hands of my attorney for collection. I1F.RMANI3LOOM. Jacksonville. July l(i. Itiiii. 27 MAX MULLER. bt:cci:xsoit to J. A. lillUNNEll Si. IIHOTIIEK The undersigned, having purchased from J. A. Hi uiuar & Hrother their entire Stock of Merchandise, Now oilers the b.miiu for sale at Greatly Reduced Prices, 3F0:r Casli. The stock consists of Dry & Fancy Goods BOOTS AND SHOES, GEOCEEIES, And. in fact, a varied assortment of articles pertaining to (lie General Merchandise business. LADIES und GENTLEMEN pleaso to givo mo a call, and cxnmiim I tlio Goods nud learn the Prices, before you 1 make your purchases. Do not forget tho place the Drink Store heretofore occupied bv Hruiiuer fc lint. MAX MULLER. Jacksonville, July ID, 1 82. 27 IVotlee. WE havo this day sold our stock of mer chandise to Mr. Max Muu.kii. From our friends and patron1) wu would solicit for Mr. Miiu.Kit a coiitinunno of their lib-, cral patronise. J. A. HRUNNER & IJRO. Janksonvlle. July 12th, 1RIJ2. 27 E VANSVILLE HOTEL lor RENT. Tho undersigned oilers to rent or lease the Evansvillo Hole, at DardanclN. for one, two. or thrco years, at reasonable rates. Tho Hotel is in a ceod locution, closo by tho Iloguo River Bridge. A tlm orchard is attached to tho premises ; nbo good spring water, and convenient out bulldiugs. For further information, address, THOMAS CIIAVNER, Dardanells, Ogn., Aug. UP. ISC.2. Hm NOTICE.-JOSEPH JACOBS is here by appointed my agent, to take charge of the Eaglo Mill property, in Jackson county, and is nuthorixed to transact all business connected therewith, and to col lect and receipt Tor all debts dua mo ou ac count of any Wlucss connected with said Ettele Mill nropcrty. Dated at Uosehurg, Ogn., My 10, 1802. JESSE RQDINSON.
