Oregon sentinel. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1858-1888, April 15, 1863, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text-i : fT.iTJft i "ic"wvw,rvnfV7pJiijpf(pMi " " 1 KM SACH BRO.'S jacksok villi:, Wliolosalo li IXotn.il -UKAI.K.WI U- X33aPr C3rOOC2.H5, l.'.lNllllli.ni,r; CLOTHING! AND ALSO IN Liquors & Tobacco New Goods! New Goods ! ! HTew Goods ! ! ! IMMENSE RECEIPTS AND Grand Bisplay OF NEW FALJL. & WINTER GrOOdsP AT SACHS BRO.'S "IXII'utnke ph'iuuiro in muinnnclng to the )? public thut we hn'vc Just received n Injur, more fiahwmtlU uud better selected Hock ol FANCY AND STAPLE CLOTI-IINGr, BOOTS AND SHOES, iionnets, HATS. HI I AWLS. EMDUOIDKMKS, DRESS-TRIMMINGS, RIMIONS. NOTIONS. etc., irro.. limn nny ever bcroro brought to this market. Groceries ! Groceries ! ! Groceries ! ! ! "T7"I' have Just opened tho best und Wir-; comes exceedingly lachrymose over" Link 1 1 est stock of I um's violations uf thu Constitution," uud rioceriesi PRO VISIONS! Wines and Liquors, CIGARS &TOBACCO. KVNU OFFKUKD 1IKIIK. OUR MOTTO, " QUICK SALES-SKALL PEOPITS" e feel confident, wlU guarantee to us the ontiuunnco of the patronage with which tir customers hate hitherto favored us: nd tho pililitlne wg huvo now made to our former lino of rtudo will, wu hone, tenure in 'n thu balanro or tlie trading population of 'his town nd vicinity, to oil ol whom we promise prompt nnd polito uttention, Pleug! coll und convince yourselves. bAOHS HltUS. B All sorts of mnrketablo IVoduco wW In exchange for croods. "CKsonvllle, Oct. 20, 1802 luecii Cfnm-.JlliM'kln PTrtituirl I Wammno. a pond story Is told of XI Ulll- lUCCUllJ XlClUmCl. jlnjr U().IPri Cni(f Commissary In n .11- - --.- ; i vision of ltoecruii's nrmy. The Miijor is A MrxKt) up Ok. The Cincinnati very fond of dunclng, nfid cnjnyi female Onstlte tells llic following slnry: Mr.ocicly. A few evenings since n dance Patrick I.ynnnnd Mrs. Iteidelliiicli reside I win given, nnd the Mnjur wn among ihoso In the MitiH houe mi Third street, liens ) invited. Wishing to waltz, ho craved nn .Win. 'Mug on iln iimst rrlpiidlr it-nn lntniliiclliti m u wry pretty country pirl, with in-h other, mid rhl'Ulnir. Willi their ! hntn lie lind Urn infiiriinil wns n fine rtfiici ilvchnslinndMi Hie of such cmirm - liiul rdlcily nnd Itujx Iiif - im rclilmn fnlla tn tlm lot nl women. Pur conic llniu ;iuM il lind been evident llinl Providence, so lavish III liN expenditure or bliss on these twoiiiukes me pukel" linmit rnutili. rntilpnintiilcrt mtittnrr fiiFttif r ! to tiiclr emu or joy liy a presentation or' " t,,c c''' ''' '"' umi,ml t lection for " olive brunches" Slnmilnr tn relate, tlmlcilv nfllecrs fiune off in Portlrnd. Tic presentations both took place nt the smne 7'"lf tv the names or the succcsdul lime nn Tuesday niclit lnt. Imt tlio favors eundidatcs n follows : " lVr Mayor. Da siiiiirttlmi iini-mial'v distributed. Mrs. Linn, i viil linti i Recorder. J. 1'. McCoy ; Treas. nt Hie conclusion (it tlio ecremonv, liniliug herself In possession of two smiling cherubs, . . . . . ' - :. ' ond Mrs. llcldclhnch of hut one. Thus lnr everything went "pally nsn marriage bll,'' tlie Joyous hither were inecstaclcs. nnd the happy mothers were filled with iinulleriili'u Joy j but, nuir the fates were dcicrniinid tn imir tho pleasure or the scene, nn mi looked for dlrficully nroe. wlileli for it llnui put u considerable damper on (lie spirits of the whole party. It seem that the nurse who had beet employed In officiate on the occasion, hud, In consideration of the momentous tlutics she had to pcrlnrm, Imhlhcd such copious liliatlnns of spirits ns to beenmu decidedly drunk, In the broadest scttu of tlie term, nnd when she brnnpht In the babies to show lo llic expectnnt paternals, she had Itnt them mixed up in such liieMricnh'e ennriislon that she was un.ible to tell lo which Ihey each b?lonped. Thin wus n blow which they had tint cxiicctcd, nnd produced n profound sensation in llm circle, Imt the diflieully wns at once solved by I 'nl rick, who demanded two or t lie babies nny woy, renmrkini: that one of them must lie lil, nnd hu could decide whether or not the other wns when It was proivn up, by icciitp IT It cnuld Sieuk Dutch. The Dutch man, who nt first felt ns had ns tho rest, In , think Hint llic child nn whom lie mlulit be lavishing his Invo nnd direction intuht he i the ofT-pr intr of tinnther, look happily ',,;;'; Men of tho Irisliman. nnd is resolved to ' riilnrfi llm ntin ivtitpti lina rutl.ui In litj Int shmild he lind it sieukiii Irish when It is old enough to talk. Dkmocimov Tlieru is much In n nnmo nntwlthstandinp the niithorily of Sh.il;. penrc to the enntrnry, nnd the undoubted fact that " u rose by any oilier nnnic would smell ns rneet." Merc numes have the pow er tn lure natlnns, ns well us individuals, to destruction ; und brnvo men hnve dhd , before Ihis epoch for n shadow-, pllt by u 1 party shibboleth, " LIIktIv" Iius been the 1 exeiife for n thousand crimes. " Deinoeru ey," in a pnrtitnn sense, has nearly forced ; preut eople into tho cruul embmeo of J despotism. In Kuropo the democratic 1 parly takes the rmiiilily of men us tho fun damental nrtlclo ut its creed. It has enn tended, since the days of tlie old French revolution, Tor Hit overthrow of tlie privi leges of caste, ridiculed thu claim of llic nobility In suwrlor' blood," uud demanded u recognition or the supremacy of merit, without regard to the uccident of birth. Thce I'uropenn democrnts ure nuturully Mizzled ly the peculiar uttitiide or what is jiolilically knownns" Democrucy" In Ainer ten. For the past twenty years there have been men in the United .States ncllnir with the " Democratic" parly, enjoyinp its honors, nnd blutnnt In I he'' chumpionshlp of ' Democrntic" principles, who liuvo yet c'unp to nil the Old World ideas of nrlsloc iney. who have clitime-1 to rule liv riuht of deceut from the CuvuliersorKnplnud who havo fiiK'iily pronounced democratic Institu tions n failure, uud who huvc dilated upon the evils of fiea fulfnige, with all thu unc tion of penuluo Tories. Site, Union. Show us the man who winces under the namo" copiH-r-head," culls Union ineir'Ab olitionlsts, finds fault ut the means employ, cd lusiiujireKS the revolt nnd punish mil- I inrs, rous op iiih eyits in ooiy norrornwi oe I wo will show you a " snake in the grnfs n wolf In sheep's clothing" nn ' uw in u lion's skin" n seirstyled " Democrat " nn enemy to his count ry, nnd one who pre- ' ferj to tec tlio destruction of tills glorious Union rnther thsnsee slavery erlsh, even when it is employed by the rebels to over, throw the Government. Trinity Jovrnul. A Dutchman was summoned to court to Identify u stolen hog. On being naked by the luwjer If the hog hud any ear-murks, ho replied : "'I'e only enr-marka dat I saw vus his tall vus cut oil'," O.uir.vi.K lately mado the following char. nctcristic utterance lo tlm American wur : ' It's tho dirtiest chimney that's been otiro this century, nnd the best wpy Is to let it burn itself out." It is the man who determines Ihedlpnlty of tho occupying, not (ho occupation which measures the dignity of the man. Tiierk are no hands upon the clock or eternity : ttere is no shadow upon ilsdia I, P'IC '' ll0"rl, of hi-uven will bo measured ! b!f l' sunshine not by tlio shadow, j A Dultininro contractor is discovered to have made 89-17 u day, for some months, by ichartcrlne; nnVeuworlliy vecls lor the Dnnks expedition. Tlie nooso of n roc ,shnii(d bo made to " contract " round hia , wIit. After the uiml formalities, tin1 Mujiir requested hir Imnd fur the next wiiiir.. Judge of his linniir when she Ih-ii- gcd lul ccxi'iiHil ; us she said: "ll always i.. t.. . i.... i l.i. ti. ' "r, r. o. i umerny , iuy .imreimis, u . I ' Clnrk." Pomepey wns on tin" People's Union Ticket," nil the others ucro on the " People's Ticket" Tho Comtnlwioner of Iniernnl Hevenne hasdecidetl tlmt enntrncls made payablo In irnld coin nniv be lenclir.nl bvnfiljcWstumt s eipial In value lo one half of one per cent f i lie amount or money to lie p.iiil. Mils decision will remove many embarrarsments which have prnwii out of the difference in the vnluo of lpnl 'I'eiidir vnJ pnld. Why Is the President like nn owl In th day-time 7 Dccutiso lie's always A'blluklu.' A falnl nirmy occurrtil nt lloise. (Jeorcc Ilewl, from .Suntium, Orepnn. was shot by Isaiic Wurrick, formerly of Crescent City, and died in conseiiiience. Tlie Coroner's Jury, which was called nficr tho death of Deed, returned u virdiet or willful murder niriiiiK Warrick, who was then nlxent with the party or volunteers huntinp Indians. Cm.. Ki.urr. wlio commanded tho rnm Queen or the West, which so pnllanlly ran the rebel batteries at Vickiburp, Is only nineteen years old. "Ii i k IIousloii,Tcxns, 7VeRini',nnnnim. ces the lianpiu:: of twcntj'-slx " Abolition- ; Ists" in Uulnravlllr. 3VZrtxxlod On the IT tli of April, nt the residence of Win, Hurley. Ii., by the Jtev 1. M. Starr, Mn. John' C. Ki.okii. to Mim Mknkiivu I.kaiu.kv, hII of Josephine county. FITICK Is hereby given to nil persons Indebted to me by note or Dok nc count, to pay the same to my ngent. Johki'H Jaiiiiis, on or lieroro tho Iftlli I'ebnmry, Ihlnl; olherwlso llic samu will Im placed In tho hands of nn nllnrnev Tor collection. JISdE noilINSON. Per Joskiii Jacoiis. Eaglo Mills, Jantuiry 'J.'ld, 1803. EAGLE MILLS ! Till; undersigned, present owner or these mills, would notify tho public that lie has secured the services of uu experienced i miller, nnd will furnish tliu I Very best article of Flour i in exchnnge for whent, nt the following ) rates, to-wit: For each bushel of good i wheat, thtrtylx pi-ui.ds of Hour, two , pounds or middling ami elulit ikiuihI uf brail. AI.I.i; I-. 1' AHMJA.M. Jacksonville. Dec. 23. 1662. tr Caii)oii Jtuml Comjaii-. VfO'l'JCU is hereby given lo tho Mock iA holders of" 'I'ho Canyon Uoad Com. i.my" that tlu-ro will lo u meeting of said company, held ut the ofltce of S. F. Chad wick, In ItoM-hurg, Douglas county, (iregnii, ut three o'clock, p. ., on Monday, the 1 Itli day of May, A. 1). 1NUX tor the purnum) uf electing Director, mid truuuxcliug tlio gen- erai uuiiuv&a or die company. OKOUUK C. DUIGO, JOHN KKLLY. AAHON HOSK. S. F. CHAD WICK, I.D.1IAINKS. Members of said Compuny. Murch 21. 16GX mur8 S--T--1000--X. DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS. They purify, strengthen and i ., i , i .i They civato u henlll:y nppe i i Theyaiu uu nutidutu to cl H g .water uud diet. They oiercoinu eflects of dissipation and lutu hours. They strengthen tho system and enliven tho mind. They prevent inlasmlo uud Intermittent fevers. They purify the breath and oddity of the Momach. They cure dspepsla and constipation. They euro diurrbuM, cholera und cholera morbus. They cmo liver complaint and nervous liiiiiil nnbn They are the best bitters tn tho world. ' Tliuv, .nnln Ilia unnl- ttiai, c, mm,.. ...l exhatuttd nature's great talorer. They nro made of pure St. Cioix Hum, the celebrated Uali'aya iiurK, room mm uerw. n,i r.. taken with the iileiisoro of a luivcrn..,, with, out reguid toogoor tlineof day. l'artlcu- larly recomineuded to delicutu persons ro- quiring n gentle etbnulunt. Sold by all Grocers, DruggisU, Hotels nnd Saloons. I P. 11 Diukk it Co.. New York, 25y Smith .tDAVivof Portland, Agents. ' Icjf)AOK.yADDLKS constuntly on handil Weekly Frank Leslie's, Yonkeo No ila'J, my Huruesg uud Saddlery estublishi tions, etc., regularly received and for sale incnt. 10 JIKNIIV JUDGi:. jut Sprtng Meeting of Jackson County Jockey Club. The following purses will bo run for over -T1IK- BYBEE TRACK, iVonr JncUHoiivillc, Coinmeuuiiig on Thursday, Juno 4th, 1863, And continuing three days. rinsT pay's hacks. Funo S100 Single Iah of one mile, free lnr nil. Knlrniieo ten er centum. Purso S100 sumo day mile hent, 2 In :t, for three-year olds. Kutrancu ten per centum. HKfilVn tiAY'n hacisi. Turso $200--Mllu heats, i in 3, freoror nil Kiitranc" leu per centum. Purso S50"ninc day sinplo dah of one mile, tree for all Indian, SpauUli nnd hnlMireed liorws, Kiitrauce J 10, to bo luldul. Calch weights. Tlllllt) PAV RACKS. Purso $250 mile heats, :t In 6, free for nil, to carry 100 lbs. on ench, excepting three-yenr-old colts, who carry oulch' weights. Knlrnnce SIOU, to be nddeil. jiO" The nlHive Ilnces are to bo governed by the rules of the Melarlc Course, except ing such nileralions ns are lurelu made. In nil cnes. tlirw to enter nnd two to start JOHNS. IMU.M, I'riVl Joekey Club. Jackrouvllte, Ogn., March ill, lHiiM. MAX MULLER, It'CCMSOH TO J. A. imUNNI'K At JUtOTimit The undersigned. Iinviug purcliiK-d Irnm J. A. Ilruuntr & Ilrotlier their entire Stock or MiTcIiMirilse, Now olfers the same for sale at Greatly Reduced Prices, 3B""0:r Octslx- The stock coimlsts of Dr & Fancy Goods Olotlalaas, BOOTS AND SHOES, GROOERIES, And. In Tact, it varied assortment of article pertaining lo the Ccucrul Meichaudlse buiiueis. LADIES nnd GENTLEMEN pleaw to gla me a call, nnd examine lh Goods uud learn tho Prices, before you inuke your purclmu.'!. no not lorget tho iiti heretofore occupied by idaec tho Ilrlck Store by iiruuner ,v itro. MAX MULLKH. Jacksonville. July 11. 1862. 27 LOVE & BILGElt t'lillfurnia Street, Jutknoinlllt, DEALERS AND WORKERS IN Tli, SHEET IRON. COPPER, LEAD AND BRASS, HAVH Just reoclved from tho Atlantic Slates uud Sail I'rauclMO, a complete stock of eu'rvllilng In their Hue, and will keepcouiitantly on hand an ussorlineut of tliu best Tin, Meet-iron and CoppcrMnrc. Drtus I'ivs, Hydraulio Nozzles, Force l'limps, Chains, Lead Pipe, lloi-e. IUKDVVAIIU. CL'TLKIlVj NAII5 of all sizes: liar, Plate nnd assorted Iron l'uints. Oils, Sizes und Cluts: All ipialllles of Powder ; Shot of ull number" Urublies or every variety.eto., etc. AltOjMMuyson hand, a laruu lot of stoves or ubsorted tiies. " Uuck's Patent Cooking Stove," und the " New World Stove," the two very bust and approved patterns In the world. Parlor, OlUeti and Cabin Stoves, fuuey und plain, constructed on latest fuel suviug pluus. Hollers, KettDs, l'ols, Pans, und everything connected with these stoves, warruuted durable und pcrlict. All articles sold by them or manufac tured, WAIMtANTKU. Their work Is made of tlm best material und of choicest put term. 5L.0rders attended to with dispatch, and .iiiicu accoruniL' io directions, in every. thinir, their stock is the lantcst und best uver orouKutto Jacksonville, aud they are determined to tell nt uiw i-uicks fou cash. Cal1 ani examine their stock U-roro pur-1 chasing elwm here. June 23. 18C0..2a. i Agenis ror Jialllilay A; t'o's W Ire Hope. ....., ..,, 7, A1,H1,S .. tho A'AUIKTV STOHK. RYAN, MORGAN & GO: I. J.IIVAV K.R.MOIIIUX,. KPWAimillDi:, RYAN, MOilGAN & CO., DKAI.KUS IN Groeeries9 LIQUORS, DRY GOODS, OLOTI-IINGr, HOOTS & SHOES, 31 MTx nrWsw"xm,n?49 hats and caps, I'AjSTGY goods, Fiuo Japan and other Paints, Oils nnd (Jlnss, Crockery & Glassware, DRUGS & MEDICINES IRON AND STEEL, ivocxiMjarts tootjs, CARPENTER and COOPERS TOOLS, Ami other (Jomls miltcil thu vii ii ts uf tliu I'ulillu rfty- We shall aim to keep tip a roll TSl &r and complelestw-lt oliri-uV SQf and deniable Vooth, ut i54 tOf ull seasons of the "X&A PUf year, and we -ifiia 03rcan confidently sayifiJa JCQjr to our old friends nnd "Xia tiir the public, that wo Intend -YjTa 02r- to make it to their Interest to tiia COT deal with us. i(J5a CALL TO SICK US. nv AIOKGAN & CO. lii, i Jacksonville, Jan. 8, 16C3 JanMtf TO THE FARMERS. Wo shall hereuftcr take, in exchange for goods, all descriptions of produce that uu can find u market for, at the highest mar. ket rates. ItYAN.MORCIAh'&CO. Jun.28, J8C3. We have constantly on hand and for Sale OHOICK DACON, HAMS, 8IDK8 & SHOULDERS, FRESH LARD, POTATOES, BEANC UU'ITEIt AND EOOS, OATS, FLOUR .t CORN MEAf. BYAN, MOKGAN & CQ.