Oregon sentinel. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1858-1888, January 10, 1863, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Textlsi?jpT' If W Iff.t V I JUPTMia - ' 'IBlMBPIIfflrf m-mSffi lmf&4ti!fik -.m-y'MI Me etrtiwl .; Iff ',' ... "ITJJP?jr-rr.jTr-- ..- r .. ,-r T tr .., j,-,,- $5 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE. JACKSONVILLE, SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 18C3. VOL. VII NO. Cl ffiwa ixi--aj Mgpiijuij ---.. I1)C teMti s Q. W. GREER, PHYSICIAN AM) SURGKON. Olltec nt tlitt City Drnff Ntorcs r.ricsoNVtr.i.K. Okkocin. 41 E. F. RUSSELL, NOTARY PUBLIC. Onico wllli H. 1'. Powell. Ksq., Third street, Jaokronvim.k. Orkiion. 29 R. B. MORFORD, ATTORN ID Y AT LAW, JACKflO.NVlM.K, OllKOON, WILL practice In llin several Courts of Hi.: Kh'Kt Judical District, mid in thu Supremo Court. October 21). '02. J. II. UKI'.II. J. IIAhTO.V. REED &. GASTON, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Jackhonvii.i.k, OltKOOX. .1. II. ItKBD having determined to con limn the practice of his profession, bus asso ciated Mr. GahtoxwIiIi lilm in business, und lhiy will give prompt attention to any legal business cntriHcd to their cnn. in liny of tin Court of till- Judicial District. Ofilei in same building formerly occupied 1 iv Mr. Heed. Annuel 18th. 'Ii2. ORANGE JACOBS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Jackson vn.i.t:, Orkiion, Will nttend to hulncM in tin Court" of the First Judicial District, unil In the Sup-cme Court. October 20-11 B. F. DOWELL, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Jacksonvii.i.i:, Ohkoon. Will practice In till the Courts of the Third Judicial District, the Supreme. Court of Ore con, mid In Yroku, Cul. War Scrip prompt ly collected. Oct 18 Dun's Jlnriicr Shop. Uctwceu Iliiidlmry t Wilde' nnd HI Dorado Saloon, California street. SHAVING. llniicuttliiKt Shampooing, Cur ling and Unit Dyeing. ' n hiiiid mid for wi'o. ii gcuiiliio article ol Fish's Haiii Hhs TiiUATiVK.iuid Cristniloru's Kxcthior air thjt PETER BRITT Photographic A it hit, Ih iirepnred to tuku pictures in every stylo if thu art. with till thu late improvements. If Plctuies do not give satisfaction, no :linrgiM will he miide. Cull at his new Gal lery. on the hill, examine his pictures, mid fitYnr your likeness. L. H. DEWEY, Watchmaker nnd Jeweler, Keep!) constantly on hand a lino assortment of Clocks mid .Ikwkijiy. which hu offers for nilo at very low prices, forf nsii. IIKPATUINO (Jloek. Watches and Jewelry repaired with prompt nest nnd warranted. .Shop on Caliloriiiu street, two doors weit ol Lovu & Ullger's. Jacksonville. July 2(5: 28 DR. CH. DESCH, Wai.do. Joskimiink County, Oo.v. Dit. Dkscii Is prepared promptly to attend to thu curing of ail dlsciiccs according to thu treniuuiit of l'rof. F. V. Kaiaii., with out the use of Mercury, Arvnlc, or any poisonous drills. For thu past nine years lie has lieeu a practitioner of medicine nt Crescent City, and Is is well siitisllcd thathu un glvosputdy relief to thu atllicted who may call on him. Amplu arrangements for Cold, Warm, Hot and Steam Ilalhs. ALEXANDER BUSWELL, - I'ltAimoAT. -BOOK-BIKTDUn, PAPKRRULKR, and llhuik-JIook Manufacturer. !in Chy and JSI4 Commercial streeU, between Montgomery mid Sunsomc, SAN FRANCISCO. &5U Hiudlug of eviry description neatly executed ; llliink Uooks ruled and Hound to any desired pattern. 2l:y EL DORADO SALOONL P. H, LYNCH, Prop'r. Corner Culilbruiu uud Oregon Streets. Tbo Proprietor has just received from San Francisco u choice as.-ortmcut of flnc Wines, Liquors, Cigars, ETC., ETC. ;Q- Drop In and test them. D.ic. 10. County Treasurer's Office -At ollicu of- K. P. HUSSKLL, Deputy, With II. P. Dowell, K. Stnlo of Oretron Cniinly of Jackson. rpAX-PAYKKS ure hereby notilied that X the books ure now ready. All per sou having taxis n-sesscd against them In sVd county aro icqiicsted to pay such taxes to the Ticii-urer of said county (or his Dep uty), at his ofllcu in Jacksonville, before tho Flint Duv of Jaiiuarv next. " F. S.MORGAN, Trcnsurer. 'J. F. RUSSKU,, Dcputv. Jacksonville, Dec. a, 1802. ' 5 &V . 'IP?, LOVE & BILGEll California Street, Jarlisomillr, DEALER8 AND WORKERS IN TIN. SHEET IRON. COPPER, LEAD AND BRASS, HAVE junt received rroifl tho Atlantic Stated mid San Frnncisco, a complete stock of everything in their line, and will keep constantly on hand mi assortment of thu best Tin, Sheet iron mid Copperware. Drass Pipes. Hydraulic Nozzles, Fotcu Putupo. Chains. Lend Pipe. Hose. rrAltUWAIiH, CUTLKRY; NAILS of till sizes: Hnr, Plate mid assorted Iron ; Paints. Oils, Sizes and Glass : All qualities of Powder Shot of all imiiiiIkts; Urtislies of every variety, olc, etc. Also, always on hand, a lame lot of stoves of asorled sizes. Httck's Patent Cooklnu; Stove." and thu " New World Stove." the two very liesl and approved patterns In thu world. Parlor, Olllco mid Cabin Stove", fancy and plain, constructed on latest fuel saving plans. Hollers, Ketll-s, Pots, Pans, mid everything connected with thesu stoves, warranted diirulil" and ierfect. All nrtlcles sold hy them or manufac tured. WAUUANTKD. Their work Is made of the best material and of choicest patterns. .Orders attended to with dispatch, and tilled itccordlnir to directions. In every thing, thulr stock Is thu largest and best ever brought to Jncksouvlllu.aud thuy aru determined to soli at low riticKS ion iwsii. Call and examine their Mock before pur chasing elsewhere. f June 211. lWill.-2:i. Agent" for llallldny & Go's Wire l!ope. MAX MULLER fiUCCKSSOIt TO J. A. IJIIUNNKU St. lillOTIIHIl Thu undersigned, having purchased from J. A. Urunuir &. Hi oilier their entire Stock of Merchandise, Now olfers tho s.tme for sale nt Greatly Reduced Prices, Tho stuck consists of Drj & Fancy Goods BOOTS AND SHOES, GEOCERIES, And. In fact, a varied assortment of article" pertaining to tho General Merchandise business. LADIES and GENTLEMEN plen?! to give mo n call, nnd exnmlnu the Goods and learn thu Prices, before you make your purchased. Do not forget tho place tho Ilrlck Store heretofore occupied by lirunuer t Ilro. MAX MULLKK. Jacksonville, July It), 1802. 27 WE have this day sold our stock of mer chandise to Mr. Max Mui.i.kii. From our friends nnd patrons we would solicit for Mr. Mum.ku a coutiuunnc of their lib eral patronage. J. A. 1IRUNNGR & UIIO. Jaoksnnvllp. July 12th, 18112. 27 DUGAJV & WALL, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Illicit UiiIIiIIiik, Cor. Ft'oiit A V stretts. CRKSCKNT CITY, CAL. WILL attend to tho Receiving and For warding of till Goods entrusted to their cure, with promptness and dispatch. Consignments bolicited. Merchandise re ceived on storage. Crescent City, April 10, 1802. 1.') N. l).-No goods delivered until tlio freight and charges aro paid. D. fc W. w ANTKD.l.OOO.OOO pounds of Flour, iu exchange- for good", nt SACHS DUOS'. TIIK OKEGON SJ2NTJN13L. ISsil'KIl KVKIIY WKIINKHIIAY AND HArtlltlUY. I1EMIY OKNlilNUBIt, Pul.'r nnd Prop'i- SimsciiiiTioN One year. In ndvnnce. Five Dollais; Six months, Three Dollars. Uules" renewed, papers will be discontinued at the expiration ol thu lime for which they liuve been paid. AnvKimsixii One souare (10 lines or less), llrst Insertion, Three Dollars : each stibe(pieiit itiserltou, One Dollar. A dis count of lll'ty pereetil will be madu to those who advertise by the year. ADVERTISERS. lly application to lotmaterH nnd Mall Carricis. you ran learn that the Semi-weekly OitKOos' Sknti.nki. has by far n larger clicu latlon In the counties of Southern Oregon and Del Nolle county. California, than any other paper. This lael should commend the Skntinki. to you as a superior medium for advertising. List oi' Aoknth, who an authorized to transact miy btisluesx concerning this pa per, in the iintnu of the publisher : L. P. Fisher, San Francisco; Wad-worth t Haynes, Yieku; Kher Kmry, Ashland; S. C. Taylor, I'liiunix; W. W. Fowler. Apple gale; It. S. Diiulap. Williamburg; John II. I'rlndlt. Kerbyvllle: A. II. MelN.aln. Waldo: U.J. Foibes, Waldo; Wo. M. F.vans. All house: Joel Thorn, CanyoiiviHe; A. It. Flint. Iloseburg: Isaac It. Moore.s. Salem; F. M. Kllsworth, Kugeiie City; F. Cliaimaii, Oregon City; I). W. Wnkellehl, Albany; Iteujmnlii Cook, Corvnllis; J. II. Smith. Crescent City; Albeit Doolltlle, Happy Camp. SPECIAINOT rCTCtt. I. 0. 0. F. Iahkhoxvii.i.i: Loihii: No. 10, holds Its regular meetings every .V.I7 imiKW RVNNISa, at their Hull (Mc' Cully's Theater building), a't 7.j o'clock. Hi others iu trood standing are coidinlly invited to attend. K. F. Ki'.h-i;i,i., N. G. Vu.i.iam Kay. It.See.'y. OKKtiON CII APTI211 NO. !, OF" IIOYAL AKCII MASONS, JACKSON Vff.l.i:. OflNiOX, Will hold Itsrcgularcouiinuiiicalloii" on the Kliitt Niilimlny V.vv. ollvvtiy Moiilli. All sojourning Companions in good standing are cordially Invited to attend. (J. W.O'UKKlt, II. P. L. Saciih, Sco'y. ileeH:-!" Warren Lodgo No, 10, A. F. & A. M. Jk HOLD their regular coiumuul jrrcatloiis thu Wednesday Kvenlugsoii ror preeedlug thu full moon, in jack hoxvii.i.k, oi:i:nox. A LKX. MARTIN. AV.M. II. Hi.oom. Src'i. RYAN & HINDE havu now for nlu a good stock or every variety ofMerchan dise, and will bo pleased to see their friends, whether they wish to buy goods or not. Call nt their Uriel; Store, on California street, opposllu thu United States Hotel. Jacksonville, Sept. 27, 182. .'I7lf Special Notico. All who know them selves indebted to thu undersigned, either by note or account, will plcae call Immedi ately ami s-etllu with K. F. Ri-ssku. (ol Jacksonville, Oregon). Notary Public, who Is fully authorized to recelvu and receipt for me. lly so doing, you will confer a favor mid tavu youtseives co(. (i. W. GRKKK. Jacksonville, Og'n.,Sept. 2.r.th. IW2. Louisiana Ahaixst tub CoNrKOKii.vrY. A coriespondence between Gov. Moore, of Louisiana, unil ri(T. Davis, has fallen into the lunula of the Government. It took place nbout the second week of November. The Governor appealed for permission for inhabitants of Louisiana to trade with New Orleans, exchanging cotton and sugar for salt, clothing nnd other necessaries. Davis refused thu application, saying that it was impossible to grant tho requist, mid that no proposition of the kind could be entertained till January. When Lincolns policy should be developed, it would be time to consider Governor Moore's request. The Governor's reply was short nnd cm plmtic. The peoplu of Louisiana, ho Fiiid, could not stuiid fitich a delay. Sickness und death were raging among them, nntl they were powerless to help themselves. They must have salt and medicine, or die. Tho letter concluded with u declaration that if the President did not relent, his au thority would be disregarded. Congressional Suiiiitiury. The following is from the special cor respondence of the Siicrnmcnto Union: Wasihxotox, December 4. 1802. Skxatk llaleof New llampshiiesub milled a resolution, which was ndoptid. making appointments in the volunteer navy subject to riitilicitlion by thu Senate us are those of the regular seivice. Wright of Indiana introduced a resolu tion, which was ndoptid, Inipiiriug into thu expediency of discharging all soldiers hereafier intislertd into tho servicu of the United Slutcs, in thu StuUs where they were enlistid. filmic of Now IFump'-liire ofTerid the billowing joint resolution, which was read twice and oiderid printed : lleiolvul, llv the ticiiiiiu and I loupe of Repieseutiilivis of the Unilid Slatts of America in Congress assembled, That ihey cordially npprovul the. policy of the President oMhu Uuittd .Stales in setting Irce the slaves iu iiisuin ctiotuiry districts, as indicatul In his proclamation dated September 22.19(12; nnd recommend to him the employment of that uud every other means known lo civilized warfare, to terminate the pteseiit icbellioii und as sert the supremacy of the Govtrnment of Hu United Slates over its entire territory. Sheimiin of Ohio oll'ered it n solution, which was laid over, asking for nil tele .'rums, correspondence und outers iclutivo to the A i my of the Potomac since its withdrawal lioiu the I'eniiMiln. und also to the surrender ol Harper's Ferry, ex cept In so lur us shall be deemed by tr.o War Department incompatible with pub lie interest. Ten Myek of New Jersey announced the death of his eollriii.'iie. the lute Jiulgu Thoiiipmiu, and alter the tfiial speeches mid resolutions the Senate adjourned. Ilofst:. Aldrichol Miniicsolu ollcrcd n bill which was lefcrrcd to the Select Com mittee on iht Pacific Railroad, asking Ihut the proceeds ol l he sale of certain public lands be giiint.nl to I lie Northern Pacille Hiilroml. This is the same Oregon uud Mimiisota I'mlroiiil Hill which wuh in the former sc-sion of this Congrei-s. Wicklilfi' of Iviiilucky odered n resolu tion culling for information respecting the appointment id a Military Governor for tin-District of Columbia, his poweis, ex penses, the authority wilii which he was appointed, together with nil information respecting military prisons, etc. Alter much sparring, the resolution was tabled by 8.1 to 40. Ashley of Ohio asked and received per mission to have Ctrl u in chaigcs. deioga tory to his character us u Congressman, miiili during thu Into canvass which re turned him to the House again, examined by a CnmmiltH' of Investigation. ' Tin; coniinillo on Military Affairs was instructed to inrpi ro into the health nod comfort of sick nnd wounih d soldiers, of whom then ure now nbout (10.000 in the hospitals of this am! adjoining districts. The death of Senaior Thompson of New Jersey being uuiioiinced, thu Mouse adjourned out of nspocl to his memory. Si:xati: (December fiili). Wilkinson of Minnesota offeicd a n solution, which was agreed to, calling upon tic President for evilenco in regnid to the condemnation of the Imlmm lately tried iu Minnesota. Wilson of Massachusetts, introduced a bill lo repeal the AjI of July 2. 1802. in so fur as ii limits thu number of Hrigadicr nntl .Major Generals. Hale, from the Committee on Nnvnl Af fairs, introduced a bill relutivo to appoint inentH iu the naval service. This is no im portant measure, contemplating the revis ion of u change nuidu at thu Inst session, which provided that merit should be madn tho ground of promotion iu the navy, rather tliiin seniority. It alleged that the law is so perverted that favoritisin is made to be substituted for either. Hard ng of Oregon offered n resolution instructing the commit ice on Military Af fairs to inquire into the expediency of mak ing a treaty with the Indians of Northern California and Southern Oregon. The res olution was agreed to. After which the Sciiaio went into executive session and ad journed. Ilotisi:. Stevens of Pennsylvania nsked leavo lo introduce n bill indemnifying the President of the United Stales for nil dam ages snMnined 'by him in consi faience of his suspension of tho habeas corpus ; but objections being made, ho withdrew it tem po'rarily. The 'following is a eummary of the bill, tho rending of which caused con siderable excitement : , " Wherens. on the 4th of March, 1801, some of tho United Stutes wero in insur rection nnd a rebellious condition, nnd tho public safety required tho privilego of tho writ of habeas corpus should bo suspended : " And whereas, it has several limes been suspended in sundry cases, and imprison ment followed si3 a consequence thereof; " And wlierens, there is not entire iiiuin inilly between Iheseverul brunches of tho Government icspictlug the declaration of such suspension ; theieforc, " He it enacted, etc., That ull such sus pensions, nrnsls und imprisoiiimnls, by whomsoever they weiu cutHid to be mauY, shall be confirmid und made valid, and that the President of the United Slates. I he Secietnries and heads ol department.-, and all coneeriiid or advising such ucts, ure heieby ii.dcmmlicd mid discharged in r. sped thereof; mid ull indictments." infor mations, suits, prosecutions ami proeied iugs, whoever mid whenever commenced, or lo be commeucid, against thu Piesident of the Uuittd States, or any other person, are hen by dlsehargid and made void. "Scclinu'J. Hu it lurther enaclid, etc., That during the existence of the ubellion, the Prisidfiil ol the United States shall bo mid is In reby invested with power to de cline the suppression of thu writ of habeas corpus nt such time, and iu such places, and iu regnid to such pcisous as iu bin judemint the public safety may n quire." The Commiltiu on Military Afliiiis wero inilrncled to inquiru into thu ixpidicucy of lediicmg the number of sick uud wound ed in the military hospitals, by reluming the convalescent lo their homes or to ser vice. The Committee on Ways and Meniu were iustiiictid to report a 'bill obviating the necessity of taxing maiiuractiireil goniN twice, us is now done under the In ternal Revenue Hill. Morrill of Vermont offered the follow ing resolution : " HtHilvul, That nt no limn since- tho commenei mi'til of the existing lebellion have the loices mid imileria's in the 111111114 of the Kxecutive Department of the Gov crmeiit been so iiinp'e mid abundant to u successful and triumphant leiminiilion of the wur as at this moment. That it is tho duly of all loyal American citizens, re gardless id till minor differcncis of opin i'i n, and especially the duty of the ofliccrs mid soldiers iu the field, as well as the duty of every department of the Government, the legislative branch included, u a unit, to eoidially and unitedly stiike down tho assassins nt oncu mid foreier, who huvo conspiml to destroy our Constitution, our nationality, uud that prosperity mid free dom of which we arc justly proud nt home nnd ubroud, and which wo Htuud pledged to perpetuate forever." The resolution was agreed lo by 10.1 to 1, W. J. Allen, of Illinois, being the mil itary voter agsinst tho re.-olmion. Itieli-tiid-iim, Voorhcs mid Vnllamligham dedged the vote. Subsiqueiilly, Oo.v, of Ohio, ill'ered the following, which was tabled : " lYWro, That thu wind ' asfassius.' used in tho resolution this duv oll'ered by the member fiom Veiuiont Morrill, is intended by this llouso to include all men, whether from thu North or thu South, who have been iiisliuiuental in producing tlm present war, und especially thosu iu and out of CongicsB who have been guilty of lliigrnul bicnchis of thu Constitution, and who are not in f.ivor of the establishment, of thu Union us it was und the Constitu tion ns it is.'' Wallace of Washington Territory in trodnccd a bill granting bounty lands to those engaged in the Oregon mid Washing ton Indian wnm of 18.15 und 1800. llcud twice uud rel'eried. Thu House agreed to a resolution in quiring into the necessity for special legis lation for enabling snldicis at thu conva lescent camps to immuliutely receive their dues. " The Objects of the War" being up to day. Vullanilighum of Ohio oll'ered sundry twiddling resolutions amendatory of those of Thud Stevens, declaring thai this wur is waged for thu maintenance ol the Union uud not for subjugation or conquest or to uboli-h slavery or interfeio with the insti lotions of uny Slates, and ihut any at tempt lo extinguish the sovereignty ofnny such Slates by establishing Territorial' governments therein shall be deemed u high crime, etc. Objection being rnado tho resolutions were withdrawn. A petition for a general bankrupt law was received, mid sundry important rem, lotions considered, nnd the llouso ad journed to Monday, Dt'cemlier 8lh. An KiiiTon petting shaved in n barber fihop recently ollcrcd tho durkey u dimo which he refused. ' Hccainc," said he, " I understand you. is mi editor." "Well, what of it?" We neber charge editors nuffin." "Hut such iiberulity will ruin yon," said the editor. " O, neber mind, wo makes it up off da gemitun." 1-- -II .H..I ! Hmcy subdues vicious horses an sehol masicrs do vicious boys by a system of strnj ping. JL mmMMi'jijM.