Oregon sentinel., March 14, 1863, Image 4

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0cmi-U)cckl 0mtincl.
BY OVERLAND TELEGRAPH.
to Rusia ; S. J. Kirk wood of Mn., resi
lient Minister to Denmark ; John Titus of
.Venn., U. S. Attorney lor AriKonu. The
Senate disposed of most of tlio civil und
military nominations to-day. Hoprs arc
entertained of an adjournment on Friday.
Oencrnl Hooker was examined to-day
before the joint Committee on the Conduct
of the War. The first qucation asked was
to what did he attribute the failure of the
movement on the Peninsula. He staled
that nil he was on outli he must answer the
question : " He attributed the luiluro to
the incompetency of the commanding Gen
eral." A refugee came in to-day, who left Rich
mond on Saturday. Ifu says he paw four
brigades of rebel troops nt Sexton's June
tion going South. Price lias becti largely
reinforced.
California.
San Francisco. Ecb. 10th. Local tcmlcrn
r.."o70c. owing to large quantities thrown
on market nt advanced rates.
San Francisco, 11th. Col. Conner Is to
be heavily reinforced.
Suit Lukp, 11th. Dispatches in the
New York Iltrald of lOili. and published
in the California papers this morning, bo
for as regards my net ions and intention", uic
lulsc. P. Kdwaud Connkk,
Colonel or . 'Id Infy.
Sacramento, 12. Hotli houses adjourned
to witness a review of three companies
Hlatioocd nt Camp Union.
Shasta, 12. A rich cold and silver
lead has been discovered 25 miles north-
h.uiU of this place.
The rock tusays 3000
to the ton.
OTATK OP OREGON, COUNTY OF
O JACKSON'.-In the Circuit Court
f the Stutc of Oregou, for the county of
'lucksoti.
I'iki.uino T. IIiiu.Kit, nwdgnce of Ono.
1'. lllllLKIl.tvr. SqiJIIlK 1). IIoWAKl).
Illll In C'linncrry for Fnrccloaure or
IMorlKtgi'.
Whereas, in the Circuit Court or the
fitato of Oregon, for the county or Juck-
oii. Fielding T. Hibler, assignee or (Jeo.
V. Hibler, complainant, has tiled his bill in
iulty, to foreclose a certain mortgage set
lorth therein, on thu following described
tractor land, to-wit: Donation laud claim
number (48) forty-eight in township No.
(.'Hi) Ihirty-Hlx smith, rangu (2) two west,
containing (Hit) 22-100) one hundred ami
sixty and Iwcnty-twooiic-hundrcdths acres,
lying and being in Jackson county and
Hato or Oregon; and the said complainant.
!y his solicitor, having tiled his. nfllduvit,
sotting forth that the defendant, Sijulre 1).
Howard, Is a non-resident or this State:
ihat this suit is brought on n contract on
ii promissory note and mortgage of the
mid defendant to thu said Ceo. F. Hibler,
iisHignor of the complainant ; and that the
defendant is interested in the event of this
suit : Therefore, in the name of thu people
r thu State of Oregon, you, the suld Squire
I . Howard, are notilled to appear In said
Court, on the Kth day or Juno, A. 1). 18(i:),
and answer said bill, or the same will lie
taken for coulesMil. and the prayer thereof
will bu grunted by the Court.
My order of the Court.
WM. HOFFMAN. Clerk.
II. V. Dowk.i., Sol'r for Compl't.
tim'h7-flw
rN Tilt? CIRCUIT COURT Tthe
1 Slute of Oregon, for the county of
Jackson.
Allen F. Farnhum vs. John It. Hond, Jesse
Robinson, Joseph Jacobs, John llarrett.
Richard llarr"tt. I). K. ituiretl. Uoi
Hurrott, Catherine Keeling. Peter Kesllug.
Junius, llarrett, and Isabella Ann Harrett.
Illll In t'linnt-t-i')'.
Wiikukah, tho complainant has Hied Ills
bill in equity in the Clroult Court of the
State of Oregon for the county of Jackson,
praying that the defendant, John It. Hond,
lie enjoined from prosecuting his suit at law
nguinst tho complainant, and that thu do
ieiiduuts, Thomas Uarrett, James Harrett,
unil Kobsrt Harrett, bu required und com
pelled to make a good und sufllcient title to
tho ton ncresof land mentioned in complain
mil's, bill; that all tho deeds made to the
mid defendant, John U. Hond, bo declared
fraudulent und void, ami that nil the right,
titlu and interest of the heirs, of Margaret
J torrett. deceased, bo divested, and vested in
thu complainant. And It appearing from
tho nfUduvit of tho complainant tiled in this,
cause, that thu defendants, John llarrett,
.lames Uarrett, und Isabella Ann llarrett.
wjle of said Jamos Uarrett, are uot residents
of tho .State of Oregon
, .. .. '"ertfw i" tho namo of tho
people or tho State of Oregon, yon, thu said
John Barrett, James Harrett, und Isubdllu
Ann Harrett, uro notilled to bo nnd appear
in said Court on tho Eighth Dny of June,
A. U. 18(i3, and answer tho complainant's
bill, or the same will bo taken for confessed
mid the prayer thereof will bo granted by
the Court. Hy order of tho said Court.
mh7s8 WM. HOFFMAN, Clerk.
11. 1'. Dowkix, Solicitor for Compl't.
Jlutter! UuilciJ!
JUST received 1,500 pounds of Oiunhk
,tJ Countv Huttkh, of recent importation
tw thu Isthmus. It is an extra article, per
ixthj tweet, and u-tll jtacJcal,n packages of
10C I pounds j which will keep uny where,
nod h superior to tho greater portion of
sj called hash butter.
K. C. SFSSIONS.
r , ... JV,th "vnUbury & H'ude.
Jacksonville, Nov. 5th, 18U2.
One Hundred
Volunteers Wanted
For Company "G."
To Servo Throe Years, unless sooner
Discharged.
Will be paid alter two year's service,
or sooner if the war is ended.
THE Company will consist of one Cap
tain, one. First and one Second Lieuten
ant, one First Sergeant, one Quartermaster
Sergeant, one Commissary Sergeant, live
Sergeants, eight Corporals, two teamsters,
two Farriers or Blacksmiths, one Saddler,
one Wagoner, nml seventy-eight privates.
Total, One Hundred enlisted men,
KATKS OK PAY:
Including pay for Horse
First Sergeant (per month) SU'i 00
All other Sergeants , '.it) III)
Corporals 2(1 (10
Farriers or Uluoksmlths '11 ill)
Privates and Uuglers 2,1 1)0
In addition, the men will be furnished
with clothing, subsistence, quarters, and
medical attendance. The allowance for
clothing is three dollars and llfty cents per
month. When an enlisted man draws less
than his yearly allowance of clothing, he
will bu entitled to thc.dill'crcncc in money.
The men will be enlisted as privates. After
being mustered into the service of the Uni
ted States, the appointment of non-commissioned
ofllcors will bu made.
Enrolling OfHco at Jacksonville
Unlisted men will be sent to Camp linker.
In small parties, at Government expense, to
bu drilled and mustered into the service of
the United States, when arms and clothing
will bn furnished them.
WM. M. HANI), Recruiting Officer.
Jacksonville. Jan. 28. 18l!:i. jan'28tr
Valuable Ditch Property
FOR SALE.
Till-: UNDERSIGNED OFFKKS for
salu his valuable jiroperly. situated 1 2
miles from Jackoiivllii, In Jackson county,
Oregon, on thu Crescent City road, consist
ing of the following :
TWO MINING DlTOIIES-lhcone
on the south side of Applegato creek Is
about nine miles long, and the ono on the
north about six miles long, each callable of
containing from twelve to llfteeu hundred
Inches of water. Hold ditches uro in com
plete order, and are situated in a milling
district that pays waged, and which Is al
most luexhaustuble.
DWKLLIN01IOUSE, Ac Titer is
also a comfortable two-story dwelling-house,
suitable for a public house, and well located,
with a stable, Ktorc-housu and wurc-hooi-e,
und convenient out-bulldiugs. There is sev
eral acres of laud adjoining, suitable for u
garden or vineyard.
This Is an opportunity seldom to be met
with to get u comfortable homestead and
mnko money, iih the proprietor will sell very
reasonable and make the terms eay.
For particulars apply to the undersigned,
on the premises, or to Jah. T. Gi.kvn, in
Jacksonville. WILLIAM W. FOWLKIt.
Jack-onvllb', Jan. :t, 18M. jan:ilm2
OTATK OF ORKUON. County Jack
k3 son. In thu Circuit Court of tho
State of Oregon for tho county of Jackson.
June Term. 18ftl.
John Anderson iw. John Dighuin. Arthur
Langcll, James W'albridge und
Duldwin Sells, Jr.
Hy order or tho Court.
To Arthur Langell. Jumes Wnlbrldgeund
Huldwln Sells, Jr.: You are hereby notified
that.iiiilesH you appear in tho Circuit Court
o' the State of Orego.i for the county or
Jackson, on the llrst day . f the term, to bo
held at the Court Housu In Jacksonville, on
the second Monday in June, it being the fith
day of June, lKlill, and answer the complaint
on tile in mid cause, the same will be taken
lorconlessed, and the prayer thereof grant
ed by the Court.
W. . TTAl'LT, Plaintiff's Atlnrnev.
March 2d, IKli.'l. mh"si:t
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given, that, at the
March lei in, A I). 18(i:i, of the County
Court for Jackson county. State or Oregon,
thu undeivigned was appointed Administra
tor of the estate ol Gkoiiiik Loxii, deceased,
of said county. All persons indebted to
said estate will plcaso inuku Immediate nnv-
ment; and all persons having ululms against 'xi,-. :-. .1, f Tl.
tbo said estate will present them to me. nt J their entire StOCK Ol Uxy
my placo of business in Jacksonville, with-
in one year from date of this notice, or they , Goods. GrOCeriCS and
will be forever barred. ,-w.www, wwwMa mmm
Gi:o.P.FtJNK,Adm'r.
Jacksonville, March 7th. 18(!.'l
si
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALK
y
1. virtue of un order of tho County Court
lor Jackson county und State of Oregon,
i uu oner ni riiniio sale, on Saturday,
March 21st, all tho personal prop-rly, Mi
ning Claim and Ditch, belonging to tho os.
tatool Ciiaki.kh Dkmaii.i.k, deceased. The
property is located on Poor Man's Creek,
about u mile north or Logtown, In Jackson
county, Oregon. Sale ou tho premises at
one o'clock or said day.
KMKKSON E. GOJtR, Adm'r.
March 7. 1802. ni7s2
rpO DKLINQUKNT TAX-PA YKRS
A Uav
ID RKDi'ATlt, l)q is authorized '
to enforce the collection ol deliniiuent tuvi-u
for tho yenrs of 18(i I and 18(12, bv tho dis-1
trulut undsalo of properly, if nece.sary.
Delluiiucuts may also nav to JninoH 'P.
Glunn.KN. W. 11. S. RYDK. Collector.
Jackson villi), Feb. 2fth. 18(!3. 4t
FLOUR AND 1'RODUCti taken n ex
change for Merchandise, at
' July 19.-27 MAX MULLKR'S.
MAX MULLER,
SrCOKSSOK TO
J. a. imujviVKii & imoTii i:h
The undersigned, having purchased from
J. A. Druuncr & llrother their entire
Stock of Merchandise,
Now offers the same forolo at
Greatly Reduced Prices,
The. stock consists of
Drj & Fancy Good;
BOOTS AND SHOES,
aiROCERIJUS,
And. ill fact, a varied assortment of
article peitalnlng to thu General
Merchandise business.
LADIES nii.l GENTLEMEN
pIeno to givo mo a call, and examine
the Goods and learn thu Prices, before you
make your purchase:'.
Do not forget tho placo the Drlok Store
heretofore occupied by Hruiun-r it Hro.
MAX MULLKH.
Jacksonville, July 111. 18(12. 27
JMmwt-M.msmsm
"XTITK have this duv sold our stock of mer-!
V T chaudlsu to Mr. Max Mri.t.Kit.
our iiicini.i mm iiiiroii, v wouni soiiuii
for Mr. Mrt.i.KU u coiitiuunnu of their lib-
r..l i 1 ii . ..n..,.
erul patronage. J. A. HUUNNKIt & HHO.
Jnckonvlle. July 12th, 1802. 27
LOVE & BILGER
CnliJbrniu Street, Jacksonville,
DEALERS AND WORKERS IN
TIN. SHEET IRON. COPPER,
LEAD AND BRASS,
HAVE just received from the Atlantic
Slates mid San Francisco, u complete
stock of everything in their line, and will
keep constantly on hand an assortment oi'
tho best Tin, Sheet-iron and Copperware.
Hrass Pipes. Hydraulic Nozzles, Force
I'limps, Chains. Lead Pipe. Hose.
IIAUDWAIii:, OUTIiKRY NAILS
of all sizes:
Har, Plate and assorted Iron ;
Paints. Oils, Sizes and Glass:
All qualities of Powder ;
Shot ol' all number ;
IJrushcs ol' every variety, etc., etc.
Alsn.nl ways on hand, a larue lot of stoves
of assorted sizes. " Hack's Patent Cooking
Stove," and the " New World Stove." the
two very best and approved patterns in the
world. Parlor, Olllce and Cabin Stoves,
fancy and plain, constructed on latest fuel
saving plans. Hollers, Ketlbs, Pots, Puns,
and everything connected with these stoves,
warranted durable and perfect.
All articles sold by them or manufac
tured. WARRANTED. Their work is made
or the best material und of choicest patterns,
PjuOrders attended to with dispatch, und
filled according to directions. In every
thing, their stock Is the largest and best
ever brought to Jacksonville, and they uro
determined to sell at i.ow thicks koii cash.
Call and examine their stock before pur
chasing elsewhere. Juno 2!1. 18li().-2:i.
Agents for Halllduy & Co' Wire Hope.
I. D. HAINES & MO.
Are now closing
out
L . . , -,
rrovisions, a-c we very
Lowest Rates,
FOR CASH!
&CU Givo us a call, nt the Post Offlco
Hulldiug, corner ol' California and Oregon
streets. April 11), 18(i2. Uq
EAGLE MILLS!
I
I nnilE undesigned, nresent owner of these
lnl"H' would notify tho public that he
has secured tho serv'ces of an experienced
'"Mer, mid will furnish tho
,VlrV lllt ni'tiflo of Vloill
ii e.Nchaiigo for wheat, at the following
rates, to-wlt : For each bushel of good
wheat, thirty-six pi.ui.dst of flour, two
pounds of middling!) und eight pounds of
bran. ALLEN F.'FAKNIIAM.
Jacksonville, Dec, 23, I8U2. tf
NEW STORE
AT
Juiiip-OiT-Jo, Josephine Co.
A. FISHER &, BRO.
TTf OULD respectfully Inform the citizens
V Joephlno and adjoining counties that
they have jut established a llranch Store
on Jump otl'-Jo, consisting of it general as
sortment of
MINERS, FARMERS,
AND LADIES'
t
Which are nll'ered for sale at a low prices,
and LOWEIt. than they can be ohtuiucn
elsewhere in the county; but for CASH,
and only for cash, or for marketable pro
duce, .a- Cull and sec us, and convince your
selves of the good quality ol our merchan
dise and of thu lowliest of our prices, be
fore purchasing elsewhere. It Is no trouble
for us to show goods.
A. F1SIIKH & URO.,
Per M. Rosumikiiii, Agent.
Pec. 10, 18(i2. tf
AT SAN FUANCISCO.
'piIK undersigned, having opened nn
A Assay Cilice at Snti Francisco, would
respect fully solicit the patronage of Mer
chant. Miners, Owners of Quartz leads and
Mills, who may visit Snu Francisco, or who
may remit treasure there.
Vo guarantee thu correctness or our as
says, and will make returns in liars, or U.
S, Gold ('oln, within six hours after deposit.
e al"o assay all Kinds ol Ores anil Metals.
GREENBERG, ERLENBACH & CO.,
521 Sacramento Htreut.ii few doors lie
low What Cheer House, nearly opposite
Pacific Mail Steamship Co'h olllce, San
Francisco.
FiouiilJIIKKMlllRli. KHI.l'MLirll & IMIISWTII.
' '
Yrt'ldi, California.
u'OLIhSUITJI llllHTHKIlK k CO.,
Pnrtfnml, Oregon.
ii. imnKMiKiw, I r. .., A.iJot.nsMiTii,
m. i:iii.i:mmcii. S,m lra"cwo' Yrchi.
January 21. IHtill. jaii21m:t
Mill-
THE undersigned having leased the
" Waohiiigtou Mill," live miles from
Jacksonville, bun thoroughly repaired It.
and erected
New ti. Improved Machinery,
which, from my experience In constructing
the same, us well iih In manufacturing Hour,
warrauti mo In saying that the Oregon Mill
can and will do better work than any other
Mill in thu Valley.
KVKRY SACK OP MY FLOUR
WARRANTED A XO. 1."
T have opened n
Flour and Feed
Store
IN JACKSONVILLE,
Ou California street, opposite P. if vim's new
building. WM. J. ALLEN.
Jacksonville, June It, 18ii2. 22:tf
Harness and Saddlery.
Till-' undersigned would respect-
fully inform the citizens ofin
Jackson und ndjolnliig comities r -that
hu has on hand and will manufacturo to
order All Kinds of Sntldlerj' und
lliiriicsH, sueli us
Heavy Draught Harness (long and short
tug), Concord Harness, JJuggy Hurncss
(double and single), Spuuish Suddles, trees
and rigL'ing complcti! ; Ladies Saddles,
Jockey Suddles, Suddle-bags, Hridles, Sur
cingles, I falter?, Spurs, Currycombs,
Whips, Whip-lushes, und nil other arti
cles usually found in u first-clast stock of
ALL WORK WAII11ANTJ2D.
Store in " Sentinel " Huilding. Cnli
forniu street. IIKNRY JUDOK.
Jacksonville, Oct. 22, 'Ii2. 41
I
N TDK CIRCUIT COURT of the
State of Oregon, for tho county of
Jusepiiiiu.
Action nt T.nw to Ilrrnvrr Money.
Wii.mam Maiiku t.s. John Thomas und
Noiima.v Pattkrson.
To John Thomas nnd Norman Patterson :
You uro hereby notilled Hint, unless you
nppcur In tho Circuit Court of Oregon, for
Josephine county, ou the llrst day of tho
term thereof, to bo held on Monday, the 13th
day of April, A, I). 18(i:i, and answer the
complaint In Iho above cause tiled, tho same
will hi taken for confessed, nnd tho pruyer
thereof will be grouted by the Court.
Hy order of Hon. P. P. P1UM, Judge
R. H. Moiiroiti), I'laititlff'a Attorney.
janll:tollapl w
GRAIN AND FAT 1IOUS FOR
SALK. Tho undersigned hns on tils
farm, near Jacksonville, sixty bend of fat
tened hogs, which ho wishes to disposo of;
also eight thousand bushels of Oats, Uatioy
and Wheat, which he will sell for cash, or
exchange for poor hogs.
M. II AN LEY.
Jacksonville, Feb. 1 l.'ii.l. feblltf
NOTICE is hereby given to nil persons
indebted to mo by note or Rook nc
count, to pay the same to my agent, Joski'ii
Jacoim, ou or before tho loth February',
lHlili; otherwise the same will bo placed in
tho hands of an attorney for collection.
JEtjSE ltOUlNSON,
Per.JosKi'it Jacous,
Eagle Mills, January 2.')d, 18U3.
CLOCKS, WATCHES.
JEWELEY,
-AND-
ARTICLES
- AT-
FANCY
NEW STORE
Next Door to Snclis Uros.
JNKUllF.lt has stocked his new sloro
with a large and valuable assortment or
latest styles nml pattern" oi
SPRING AND WEIGHT
CLOCKS,
SILVER WATCHES.
DIAMOND JEWELItY,
PEARL, KMKKALD, CAMEO SETS,
Together with n splendid lot of other
Hrcust-Pins, Drooclies,
Eur-RitiH, Finger Rings,
Lockets, Hucklcs. Clasps,
Rrucclets, Sleeve Uultong,
Necklaces.
Wutch-Chnlns.
Clintelains
und Seuls;
Also, complclc ?cta of incomparable
Q-unx-tas JoTirolry,
mnuiiliictured from the richest und most
beautiful specimens of Cold Hill nnd Fow
ler (piurtz.
In addition to tho alinve, may be found
nt his store the best qualities of
TA1JLK AND POOKICT CUTLKRY,
And, in short, n u'cnenil variety of
Nick-Niu:K & Fancy Articles
All ol which will be sold ul i.ow vuiciu
and warranted.
Rtil'AIRINU. Ulnckn. Wntches nnd
Jewelry repaired with promptness, and in
u manner to giinrnntee satislaetion.
MAUFACTURKDlo order, any arti
cle ol Jewelry, with neatness mid dispatch.
SQa Cull and see his new slock, nt hi.s
new store, on California street, next door
to Sachs liros., Jacksonville. Oregon.
Jacksonville. Dc. "AH2. ' If
REDUCTION "OF PRICES."
-IX-
Stoves & Tinware
G. 15. DORKIS
-AT 1118-
Stovo and Vinwaro Shop,
Third Street, between the Express
Saloon and Do well's Law Office,
Juckriouvlllc, Oregon,
Keeps constantly on hand thu beat put
terns of
COOKIXC STOVKS,
I'ARLOR STOVKS,
SALOON STOVKS,
And every kind of
Tin, Iron and Copperware,
Besides n great variety of Culinury urt
icles too numerous to mention
l'ersons wishing iiuythiug in my lino lire;
respectfully invited to cull und examine tho
ipinlity and prices of inv wares.
Kve-y kiiidofJOlJ U'ORK done to order.
My own ware repaired without charge.
titiORtiti U. DORR1S.
Jucksonvlllo. Nov. !), 18(11. -13
LIVERY AM) SALE STABLES.
Corner of California nnd Fourth streets.
ULUOAGE Ss DRUM, Proprietor!
Is
THESE STAI1LES uro
&&
centrally located, mid con
venient to the Union Ho-
tel. Horses and mules will lie kept by thu
day or week, at moderate charges.
The proprietors Imvo u number or lino
UUUOIKS AND CARIMAGES.
For ono or two horses, to let on inodoruto
terms, A1m, good saddle horses and mules
which they will let to go to any part ol' thu
country, un reasonable terms,
Horses broke to tho saddle or harness.
Animals Bought and Sold,
The proprietors pledge themselves to givo
satisfaction to all who may favor them with
a call. Jacksonville. Ogn. Aug. ill.-IStf
M. A. BRENTANO
Is daily in receipt or u largo
ossortment of
Groceries & Provisions,
LIQUORS, WINES,
CORDIALS,
HARDWARE, O LASSWARE,
And till kinds of
XMCXSO-XNCfr TOOLS.
f Io recommends his large, new stock of
CIGARS & TOBACCO,
MATCHES.
STATIONERY,
CARDS,
Toy and Fancy Ware.
And u great many other articles too nu
merous to mention, all of which ho
will sell LOW FOR CASH,
Or in exchange lor
COUN'I RY PRODUCE.
Jackson villp, August 2.'1, 18(12.
B
OOKS". All the Standard Works for
PyD
KJs
sale at the VARIETY STORE. .
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