Oregon sentinel. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1858-1888, March 21, 1863, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text9SmaOiimritmaamtmtummtHimmK SACH BROS'Scmi-tocchte Sentinel. JACKSONVILLE, XHTlioloBfvlo tto 0EXotn.il -DKALCIW IS- :D:ry C3-ooc3.s, F.1SIII01IBLE CLOTDKG! AND ALSO IN Gl ocenes; 3EPr OTTlgiOTn ry Liquors & Tobacco Hew Goods! ETew Goods ! ! New Goods ! ! ! IMMENSE RECEIPTS AND Grand Display OP NEW FALL & WINTER GrOOdS. AT SACHS BRO.'S "IT'K tub nWnr in unnnnnrtnr. to ll IV nnt.lie tlmt .. Imle int rr.lvl n public that we haieitiit received a Utter, mutt fvJuonallt txutUlltr utnttd stuck oi CiMpv AMn CTiDI C CLOTI-IIGr-, BOOTS AND UONNKTS, JIATri. SHAWLS. EMHRUinEMKR, DHKrirfTHIMMINGS, KIHIIONH. NOTIONS. KTCKTC, tian any ever before brought to this taarket. Groceries ! Groceries ! ! Groceries ! ! ! "ITfK have just opened the Lttt and org IT ft stock of Gi A ocenes ; PROVISIONS! Wines and Liquors, CIGARS & TOBACCO. EVER OFFERED HERE. OUR MOTTO, "OITTrvRATVu swirr ovnvinwi WICK SALES-SMALL PROFITS" . fw.1 .r.i... .:n . . i- wntinnWr ii. .?,7 lii k k I S5l fftKiXSid'S ' and ihe addition we have now made to our former line of trade will, we hope, secure In the balance of the trading population of i town und vicinity, to all of whom we !wii!e prompt and polite attention. Please call and couvince yourselies. HAUUH UKUS. iB All BArf nl i.1m..IiIa 1lJ..aa I I takeo in exchange for goods. vacjciooviile, Oct. 20,1802. i BY OVERLAND TELEGRAPH, mjoninirt) to ym:ka nm tiik si-vtinkl. I Xrar Vleksburg, March 7th. IV river is Mill riinc weather fine. An order w iticd jclcrdy for all hnut under 1 190 feet in liiiiMli, In n-pnrt for trnnMrl ilii'y fmnitiltnU'ljr. Il u undilwl in mean mi udvnncc In Yuzno Oiy. The rcbe are n pi-rtrd t be preparing several I vessels us ninn and gunboats, in Ik'hl anything llmt mnr run llie blockade in future. The Imh'nnnla wns so bully wreckr J lliat she cannot be raised by llw-'reb-l. Gen. Jo. K. .Tnhii'nn threatens J retaliation upon our fifliecr should Admi ral Porter carry out bin threat to Imne cticrrillns. l V fate of A ii k.burg will be decided before the Gist ol April. Xwr Vickslmrg, Stli. The river hng risen o Inch, that General McClernand's troop have horn compelled to move six teen mile further tip to Million's ltcnd. The lettv i broken in Rcral places. Recent npration at take Providence and elsewhere, have resulted in the inunda tion of more than a hundred niilrs of country. The lxtiUnna cumiHa have been drowned out Irotn the points where lliev used to trouble our pnuhnnts. 'I'lic ! Ybkw Puss projret l a sneers. The Ciinboals arc above Waynes' HlulT. ond will soon coinmeiice the attack. Humors cmciu "j"'7 "' ""- '.?". u" Ifj n I.a iif.t !.. at... .1.1. ..... evacuaung MCKSl.urg. l(y will liaf to leave Grenada also, as soon as we gel possession t)f tlw -iuxtw river. ITie moi of their lorce will go to Chatlanonint , where they hope to overwlielm Rosccrans. t Onr fleet crptured 20 transports, up the Yrzoo, destroying 18 of them. Tlie mor tar boats will commence Grins today. Cairo. 15th. Two Kentuckln, lately from Texa, glee gloomy aceotints of uffiir there. I'liev conrtdir tlie cause of I the Confederacy on its last legs. There Is destitution and suffering everywhere. The ', fare at the first class hotels at Atlanta is i beef, without salt, matted sweet potatoes, C'Oee made f burnt molars, for which i they charge FJO pvr day. All well to-do furmtrt hate substitute in the army. The i (vojile desire peace on any terms. i bouUtreet's gnerrilluf, composed largely of men of desperate fortunes, have, for j months, afll.ctetl (lie people around I loll 1 var. On Monday a detachment was Kiit ' frnm TtnllrHP fri lit ff f !., 'Iti..i- were found tight inilee from that .-.-.... ,w ..-v a..v. t..,.i. ..., place, ,rJ WTC impieteiy rou tu ; I a. were ' Completely routtll ; 187 captureu. ami tue remainder were killed and wounded. All tlie country betweeu Jackson and i''w Tennessee river is tubmrrged, the The Teiioesee river, last week, rose eight fit-l In two hours. Yan Dora crowd Duck rlrer, but fiixl Ini theTeniHiee high, oil the bouts de stroyed. tUfi-l back to Columbia. It is SHOES Ww1! that his niitvemeiits toward told ' die TenneKM-e were feints, and that the in lent ion was to make an ultuck upon our lines soraewliere between Columbus and VommU. New York, 15th TU WJ" dis patch says that tlie rebels have considera ble force ol cavalry, artillery aod lofantry In the Shenandoah Valley. lUliable information has readied Gov. errnipnt I lint iv't Hrmv nut milpriiillv weakened, but has been industriously em (ployei! In the errctiou of defenive works iat Fretlericksburg. No Intention bus been manifested of abandoning tliut point. A dispatch to the Mercury says that General Hooker will be ready to move in about a week. It is rumored that he will march direct to Richmond, via Urbana, on the Lower Rappahannock. Tlie Ittrala says that Secretary Chase has been very successful in making ar rangements In New York, lor exteosive loans, which will realizo the wants of the Government to such an extent as to pre clude tne probability or to additional issue of leiral tenders. Washington. ICtli. The belief of the evacuation of Viektburg is very strong to- day, in an circles, and is buieu on tlie 'grounds that lh Fedtruls forced 'evacua tion by cutting ofl supplies, and surround , iug the city. Fort Hudson will bo left to hold the MUsh-sippi if porsible, while tLe rebel troops at Vieksbiirg full hack to the interior ond reinforce Kart leuuessee. The War Department Is closely em ployed in arranging the machinery of the conscription. General Hurnside Is still here, awaiting orders for his new command. New York. ICtli. It is alleged that I resolutions had beeu silently preparing by Natoleon. to recall the Freneh urmy frim Mpvipi nrwl trmit u-llli fliir-min. . , -..v. ...... ...... -..- , Md upon a report irom utnerai lorey, that the popularity or the Mexican Preii- dent ewun-s his re-election. It is added that tlie Kinror wh-hes to avoid a con- -- "''- -" J? eni States, in coniieuueiice of the aid they offered the Mexicans, and the unpleasant I relations between Mwcier ond heward., and the refusal of the Washington Cabinet ol the last proposition of the 1' reach. Washington, March l"ih. The Coin mlssionrr of Internal Revenue has decided llinl nMmtluwv nifM fir mil VfHH.lnF thirty days, inciudiog three days grace, shall bear a one cent stamp; exceeding thirty-three days, ami not exceeding sixty. including three day grace, n. two cent stamp; exceeding sixty-three, and not cx cevdlnir ninety-three, including grace, h three cent stamp. Consequently a. nolo of sixty-lnrec days, inciuiiitiir grace, would Pkcm legal "value having a two cent stamp affixed thrretn. Charleston and Mobile papers of the 14ih. have been received. I'heru wcic m-vi-ii bliiekuders -iT I'liurlcstnn. i Richmond paticr ol thu l.ilh. nnnounce the urrivul of the captured Gen. btoughlun and others. Cotirud, ol Ixmislaiia, Intro dueeil. in llic rebel Congress, on the 11th, lcolntinns alluding In pen re. Gen. Hooker and the Medical Director firmumncc the Army of the Potomac as iciilthy as any in the world. ll is mM that the difficulties which con straimil Sil'cI to resign have been adjuted and that he will withdraw his resignation and return to Ills old command. New York. 17th. Xew OrlcAns advices to the fiili received. Preparations had Iwyii made for an Immediate otlacl: on Port Itudmn. Gens. Hanks ond Grovir had lelt Hatnn Rouge. Tl-e pirate Floridn called at Itarbadoet the 24th till., mid left the next day. San Francisco, 17lh. Further examina tion of the pirate schooner Chapman in I cretin tin evidence against her. A copy j of their oaths found, convicts them to act for the benefit of the Southern Confedtra , ey Iiy heavy punishment to any recreant. Another paper which was found, was to lliavelm - n ptil r u,Unff ih-Seertilonista ihrimuhmil the H,Bll.. h nplvar, ,ht.T wrre t0 rurnWl , ,(l.m.lve ,, 0 -,, , . a ruinento at a civen date, seize a steamer, cut tlie telrcniph wire, p to Ilenicia mid seize the Arsenal, and thru come down and take Fort Alcatraz und Fmt Point by surprise. After this. California was to be dtc'ared out of the Union and n member vf the Confederacy. The Chapman's guns wrre two l'J pounders; she also had T1Q rett ritie. 30 kegs powder, 2.000 loaded shells, siuiill arms, etc. A. P. Crittenden i under nrniit for complicity In the nfKilr. Trradwell .t Co. publish a card, stating Ihnt in 1800 they importol the brass piecis and shell, tound on board the Chapman, for an agent of tlie Mexican Government. ami that they arrived after the war was over, and they were lelt on their hands, until a broker purchased them a few days airo, reprvM.iitlng himself as an ogvtit for Mexico. Gen. Wright has ordered all soldier ab sent without leave, to report at military headquarters at Han Francisco or Fott Vancouver, on thu 1st of April. Sacramento I7lh. In the Senate the bill aBthorinIng lulng of bond to the' amount ofSCOO.OOO.fordefinceoftheState, was ordered engrr-)il. Ill Ihe Assembly. tle committee on Military Affairs recom' tnendtil the passage ol the hill to provide additional pay for our volunteer. Mr. Ilorlea gave notice of a till! to levy n tax of twenty cents on every S100, for tho pur drase ol a steam war vesiel for coait de-fen-. A bill levying a tax for the com- n1ftin of lli AtAtft (?iiri!tnt w&i ilinctift-UHl ' until after 4 o'clock r. ., und passed, with Iua amendment reducing the tax to five emits, benate Iiin, to enforce contracts for obligations In gold, was paajed by a large majority. The Imported Preach Draught-Horso LION III.'AUT. will stand for A mares the eiiming mamjii at tfVu KJ Samuel Col vers, Gaburg, tlie M-ai-on to commenco on the first day of prll and ending on the lint day or July, 18B3. Terms. Ten dollars for single leap; $20 for M-aMo; $30 to Insure. Uercrlptlou Lion Heart Is a beautiful dark brown, 151 bauds higb, and weighs 12UU pounds, llecomblnes in a remarkable degree those great ewnlials of .u good horse, ue,wuer, pJ and Ulan, with u docility of tempt-r peculiar to this noble race of horses. Pedigree Lion Htart was hlrel by Im ported Lion Heart: his dam bv Uahaw, owned and bred by It. lirufo, of Montreal. Llon-IIuirt took the flrt-premlum at the principal Pair of Iower Canada, In 1857, as light draught. We confidently rrommend blm M the bett roadster in the at-ate; his m- rurtfirllv nfl A ttlwVAilirti lifts ljl-n tlinrnilffll. W tstablbhed In thts.State. ort of bis colts I taking thefirst premium at the Oregon State Fair lut Tear, as award to Drjilll (ion. oil I'oikconuly; but we have othrr proofs or bis superiority as a hock iiorte in mis coun ty, In Ihe superiority of his rilts, treil by J. J'lakham. V. II. Gray. J. Urllt-y, J. (J. Tolman, J. Hill, A. Hockafellow, II. Amer man. W, Ileesou, aud In fact all who have breed. Stock-raisers are Invited to call and see for tbemttlves. Posture will bo furnUhed on reafonable terms to marc from a distance. SAMUEL COLVEIt. PUenlx. March If. IMS. If O tiLI'KIiTOU DADDLh! ilbl.to lor O sale by B. COLVER. Gaburg. March 17th. 1R6& JSutter! Iliitter!! 7 CST received 100 pounds of Oiumjk o (joixTir uiTTfcu, or recent unoriaiiou eta Ibe hthmus. It is au titra arhde,ir ,K(tt. aJ utU jvtltJ, lu pickageJTor jq,,' pound,; whicli will keep anywhere, and is superior to the ureater portion or wwlUd frteb butter. E. C. SFSSIONS. With Ilradlmry & Wade. Jack.onvllle. Nov. 5lli. I8G2. II ORSE 15ILIi3 neatly ezeculed at this office. f.-a?VL3i MAX MJILER, si'cc&tsoa to - J. A. BltUNNKK & lmOTIIKlt The undersigned, having purchased from J. A. llruntur.fclirolher their eiillic Stock of Merchandise. Now offers the s.me for sale at G-reatly Reduced Prices, DF'ODC Oasli. The stock consists of " Dv &Fanc.Cr6bds BOOTS AND SHOES, G-ROOERIES, And. In fact, a varied assortment of article pertaining to the General Merchandise Imiiners. LADIES nml GENTLEMEN plea to give me n call, and examine the Ooods and Irani tbo Prices, before you make your purchases. Do not forget the place the Hrlck Store heretofore occupied nv Ilrunner it llm. MAX MULLKIt. Jacksonville. July 1U, 1K.2. 27 "TTC 7"1- 'mve ,u'' J ",'1' ""flock of mer Y cbatiillse to Mr. Max Mi'M.r.iu From our friends and patron wu would solicit for Mr. Mci.i.KK a contitmnnc of their lib eral patronage. J. A. IIUUNNKIt &. IlitO. Jneksonvlle. July 12th. 1PK2. 27 LOVE & BILGER California Street, Jncksonilllr, DEALERS AND WORKERS IN TIN. SHEET IRON. COPPER. LEAD AND BRASS, i1 rivr l.i.l Mtklvml r.ntn lh. JUlnnllM M ci,.J ,i en Vratn-lx-n. -nmnl,.i .tlv ,, ,,Hrvil,tm In thotr line. -ml wilt Keeticoikitantly on band an assortment of thu bent Tin, liet-lrmt and Copperware. Urass Pipes. Ilyilraulle Noiles, Force Piimp, Chains, l-ad l'le. Hose. HARDWARK, CUTLHRY; NAILS of all sizes: liar, Plate and assorted Iron ; Paints. Oils, Mixes and Glat: All ualllles of l'owder ', .--liot of all DutuU-r" j Urufhesof every varlcty.ctc, etc. Stoves. i Also, always on band. a large lot ofstoves , of aborted sixes. ' Iluck's Patent Cooking Stove." and the "New World Stove.1' llm J"" CaKo finev and nlaln. cnnitructe-l on latest fnet- , saving plans. Uolltrs, Kctlls, Pols, Pans. and everything connected with these stoves, warranted durable ainl pi-rfict. All nrllcleA sold by them or maoufac- tured. WAItl(ANTKI). Tlu-Ir work Is made of tlif bet material und of choicest patterns. '-U.Ordem attt-ndeil to with dispatch, and in leu according to iiiroctioui, in every' thing, their stock Is tho largest and best ever nrougtit to Jacksonville, and tucy are determined to sell at urn niicy-m im cash. Call and examine their stock before pur chasing elsewhere. Jnne 2.1, lhC0,-2J. Agents for Ilalliday &. CVa Wire Hope. i. d. mm & linn. Are now cloning out tjjeir entire Btock of Dry ' Goods, Groceries and Provisions, at the Very Lowest Hates, FOR CASH! lA, Give us a call, at the i'ost Office Ilulldiiig, oruer of California and Oregon streets. April IU. IPfiU. U EAGLE MILLS ! TIIH undersigned, present owner or these mills, would notify Ihe publle that he has secured Ihu service of au eiperleuced miller, and will furnUb the Very best article of Flour In exchange for wheat, ut Ihe following rates, to-wlt ; For each bushel of good wheat, thirty-six p'-und of flour, two pounds or middlings and el k lit pound of bran. ALLEN F. FAItNIIAM. Jacksonville, Dec. 23, leC2. tf RYAN, MORGAN- & GO. )'. 1, MAN, , ,K. B. MOIIIIAN. . KIIAIIU Itl.MlK. ;RYAN, HOiiOAN & CO., -llEALKIia IN' Groceries? . ::36if5SCroHS, PRY Q0.QDS, BOOTS & SHOES, ECATS AND OAS, Fine Japan and other Taints, Oils and Glass, Crockery & Glassware, DRUGS fe MEDICINES IRON AND STEEL, 3Vri3ri3XlS' TOOLS, 3Prod-u.ee, CARPENTER and COOPERS' TOOLS, Anil other (oo1h inKctl (o (liu wuiita of tho I'ulillc Br We shall aim to keep up a full mXt'M inayand complcto stock oiy"iri"CHa BSf and ilnniiLU Goalt, at tDa CQf nil seusous of thu -tj)U BQr year, und wu "CM dsSraax cnnfldeiitly suyniftj t3r to our old friends and -igs? t!3r tho public, thut wu Inlend -VJu OSr to make it to their interest to "XjW t& deal with us. -a GALL TO SEK US. RYAN, M0IK1M & CO. Jacksonville, Jan. B, 1603 Junl-it; TO THE FARMERS. Wo slmll hereufier take, In cxehange I .r gomls, ul ikscriptloiis of produce thut wo can Dmi u market for, at the highest niui kct rules. HVAN'.MOROAXitCO. Jan. 28, 1BG3. Wo have constantly on haud and for Sale OIIOICB I1AC0N', HAMS, 8IDK8 & HIIOULDKRS, l'RKSII LARD, I'OrA'IOra.IlHANH, UU'ITKR AND KQQH, OA'IS, I'LOUItiCORKJIKAL. ItYAN, MOKUAN fc CO.