SACH' BRO.'S
JACKSONVILLE,
VSTlioloi3flo cA Xlotn.ll
-IlKAI.KIM i;-
HMUBLB CLOTHING !
AND ALSO IN
Cri'oceries !
Liquors & Tobacco
New Goods!
New Goods ! !
New Goods ! ! !
JUST HKCEIVED
AND NOW OPENING
AT
SACHS BRO.'S
Cheap Cash Store,
-A-
llctlcr and More Kxtcnslve
STOCK OF
SPRING AND SUMMER
G-oods,
ijllmn was ever displayed in our op any
otutr more Hi libido u bun rruncisco.
OUH LATI53T STVLK
(Dress CSrOocSLs
OUR
fashionable MUincry (ioods
-Such na-
.U1IK3, MIS3KS ,t CHILimUNS
Moialtors,
An well us our rich
Art the MOST IIBAUTIPUL ever
lTereil lieie. Our Hlnek of
I'lUNTS.
Ulvached and Ilrnwn MUSLIN,
wiiitk aoons,
II0.S1KUV.
ljulitH und Children's HUGHS.
'u never been e.mlled.
OLOTI-IIISra-!
Ken and Bov's 'Suits
OP ALL DKSCItlPTIONS.
UU NHW STVLK
Zfankocn Suits,
Oassimoro &. Linen Suits,
geilnrr with our itock nf Men nnd HoyV
BOOTS AND SHOES.
AND NEW STYLE
wssunoro Straw IZats
Are the neatest ever brought here.
OUR ASSORTMENT OP
Family Groceries
JS EXTENSIVE & COMPLETE.
All nro Invited to rail nnd exnmlnfl our
ds. which wo will sell nt unprecedently
I'rice.
SACHS BROS.
-3dP A II DAnla rl m.ialninliln l)nniinn
Y in exchnngo for goods.
KMOQvillc. Oct. 20. 1802
Scmi-lUcciilii Sentinel.
Union Lcnguo at Sacramcnto-Spccch
of John Conncss.
A grand Union League wim rnrmnl In
Siicriimcnlo City on llic 18lh linlnnt. The
loynl ('ulimriilnti, who liml nwmbled In
I'nrnll their twines with t lie uncoiiililinnnl
"HppnrliTu of the Union raueo, were nil
ilriiwiil by the newly elected U. S, Scnn
tor, John f'onnew, liy Onvcrnnr Stanford,
(leu. Wright, nnd other. The following
pntrlolle pledge wns subscribed to by the
great body of the Immense crowd :
We. the undersigned, citizens of the
Unliid Stale, hereby nnclntn ourselves
under the imme nnd title ol the Sacramento
Union l'ugue.
AW pledge ourselves to nn nnrnndittnnnl
loyally to llio (Invernmeiit of the United
Stales', lo 4.11 unwavering support of It ef
fort to suppre thr rebellion, nnd lnipnrp
no pndpnvnr to mitlntuln unimpaired the
nntlnnnl unity, linih In principle und terri
torial uouniliiry.
The primary object of tht League In nnd
nlmll lie to bind together nil lovul men. of
nil truiles nnil prolcs'lnns, in 11 common
union, In mnintnin the power, glory nnd
Integrity of the tuition.
Wc extract the following from the re
marks of Mr. Comicss on the occasion.
The pntrlntlc penplu nf the Pacific count
win congratulate themselves thut they will
hnvc nt least one representative In the Sen
uto of the United Stated, who will, with
all I ho heart nnd foul, life ntid spirit und
manhood with which God has ennobled
him, sustain the Administration in the
prosecution nf the wnr :
Who can (juration, fellow-citizens, the
nrcisslty fur the organization of the putri
ollsm of the country T lluve wo not been
for two years tngiigcd In 11 terrible war?
Ik tint our country yet encompassed with
danger on every hand ? And under IIicm; I
circumstance, who cuti question the new
nlty of the most complete organization of )
I ho patriotism 'or the country, except it
bu those dastard idinves those duslard
knaves too ninny of whom live miiorg
us, unworthy the namn of Atnerlcun citi
zens. Applause 1 There is n peculiar
I necessity nt the present time for lids organ
ligation of which I sNiik, There may ret
lien necessity fur placing In the Held per
haps a million more of men to vindicate the
cntisc of American liberty, to preserve in
its Integrity American nationality, to take
enro thut our flag shull wave fioiu the Al
iunde, in the east lo the Pacific in (lie went, !
und from the ureal hike ut the north to 1
the Uulf of Mexico, even though, in uilili-1
tinn to I ho battalions of our felloiv.cltizens
of the white nice thut nre engaged in this
war It should require also 11 liulf-inilllnn or I
more nf the negro race to bring u'ooul u '
triumphant remit, theirs, I hern in 1111
objection that comes from it portion of our
people to the employment of thin or that
cIum of men in the dcl use of our Uovern -
incut. Shame upon the men who refuse
aid of iiny kind when so great a cause is
utstulM when so git-ntn country lg In dan-1,
bit. ApplniiH-.l NMiy, felhiwcitijwns,
draw 11 contrast between the men of
1 V I
race who are udvoeutea of human liberty
imftt.1 flu . riKfct mn s la iBb nMnH., hk.l
unit inr iiitii 111 mu line mm me iiiurro uuu
nU-llors of tyranny, strike u balance. and in I
vvhost favor. I ask. will it bo found r Them
arc men In our country who profesn to be
lukevvarm In this contest, because 0 the
nienns that nro cmplojed to curry it on
0 oeuui. ..! inn uo winia ui e ery
: , r' ' r 11. V 1
llio runiH be ucccufiilhr cnrruil on,
und he must desire It carried on by the cm-
iiuliieui sii 1111 uuu ctvi, iiivuiin iiiai villi
accomplish the result. Aiiplause.J Wp
want this contest austulned by the mother
und daiighlcrrt of our nouutry, by the nid
of all (lie citizens, by the nhiof the civil
officers, by the old of the bold arms of our
soldiery, by the aid of all who can contrib
ute to Its glorious determination. Ap
plause. Fellow citizens, even under these
circumdtunccp, I would not pcrhai have
come before you to-night but tlial, for
some reason or other, through some
mis-1
take or oilur, It bus been staled in thel
bust thnt the people of Culiforniu have
heen rnnulili' nf und have reeenllv elceled I
to u high slullon n man not entirely true 1
to the cause of the Union nnd of the conn
try, I recently saw n copv ol the New
ork Herald nf the date of February 11th,
nnd In the regular Washington dispatch to
thut paper it was announced that the new
Senator from California would, in his ac
tion in the Senate of the United Stutes,
conform to that of Senators Nesmllh nnd
McDougnll. ad Almighty forbid I Ap.
plause und cheers, followed by "three chirrs
for John Conness," more applause, und n
"liger." Fellow citizens, I huve 6aid con
stantly, in conversation, slnco this war be
gun, thut if I were opposed to uinely-niup
out of every hundred of tho measures of
this Administration that yet I would be
wiih It In the prosecution of this war heart I
nnd soul, life and spirit, with nil tho man-1
hood wiiti which uou lias ennobled me.
Applause.! Whut of the
il!iri-.,, "
UlllCrtllU-g
what of any difference thut cun arise be
tween Americans now, upon mere mens
ores r
Of vvliut neeout or consequence Is 1
flirfnce? Xono whatever. And
sucli di
yet, fellow citizens, there nre those among I
us,o)c,nnd In high public station, some of I
them, to our deep regret and shame, yet I
representing loyal, noble Unlifornta, who
refuse to sustain, with u fuUnes of lirnrt
mid with n manly courage, the only Ad
iiiiuiMrulinn through which this Oovern
menl can be preset veil, because of pretended
diflVrenccs ol opinion uliotit measures.
I do nut mean to lie understood here fur
I vv ili to be clenrly understood ns iijert
lug or slating that I nin opp"Siil In any
or the tiunnrc m this Administration.
1 We hnvc 11 noble President. Their Is 11
I President nt the bend of the Onvtrnmcnl.
Appluii'e Abrnhain Lincnln may not
no Hie greatest itmii In the Lnllnl htute.
but I tell you, fel'ow citizen, that our
country If blccd of (lot! In having so
good mid mi (.'rent a man In the Presidency
In thin crisis. Cheers. TIip cunning vit-
llin wlin. ttptulitH' llila iriiiif triiftrrli.
..1.. .1.. .. '..ii....r. .., 1 I...:" .
n-in iiiu liruiiiiwtuuu in i-runai micn-si
nloni', niny now mid then have Impmed up
on that grent mid good man, but In the
ma n hl measure have been wise; nt nil
llmex liix rnndiicl hn been juM, 'I'lirough
out this yrenl trial mid ruu'glp Ills pa
triotism hint been of the Mine character
and clump 11 s thut of the great and Immor
tal Washington. Cheers lint, say
the.se olijeclorn, the suiiporterit of Ihls Ail
ininlstriiliou urc Abolitionist. Ileaiire
gnrd nilvises hi" Southern friend to de
Humiliate Ihesoldierfl nf the (Jnvernment
Abolitionists j mid craven, dirt rntinir.
fiilie sons or the North icho nnd follow the
ndvlco. Why, fellow cliirens, if nn A boll,
tloulst were the basest creature that ever
hetctofoie disgraced the rnth. lip would
be perfection compared with the miserable
u retches who set tin such pretences wlillp
Ihelr cmintryV life isnt stukc. Aiip'oiisp.
What Is it lo be nn Abolitions! T It is
I lint the person, whoever he may be, Is In
favor of abolishing something. Thee
men would nntnhnlihslnverr: they would
not b'ot out or nbollsh it. thniieh It siooil
ut the nation' throat, tuklnir the nntlon's
life. Hut they would stand bv while their
country was being abolished nnd bellie
Birickcnfpmi the map nf the world. Shame
upon such Abolitionists.
Hak-Away, Thlsmnrnlnff.nt nbnnl the
itiml time, n pair of horsm ntlnpheil to n
light sprinir wnenn, ran awny, nnd In mnk.
Ing llio turn nrnnnd the corner, opposite
the Ladles' Semlnnry, brought up nil Mnnd
Ing (exreptlng the wnpnn. which tnrnsl
over) npnlii't thp sameldfntlpnl pot which
rfpelvnl the shock, nt nlwnt tho snme hour
Int Rnlurdny ninrn'ng, tin pnt rnmlng
nlT victorious In both Instances. At first
It ns rumored that thp wagon rnnlnlnil
n man, hl wlfp nnd twelve plit'drrn, nnd
that tliiv had nil Ix-en killed except nn
infant. Tmniwlinlelvon lenrnlng the shove.
wp dispatched "our special" reporter to
the seeno of disaster, expecting that lie
would be nble to get tip, nt least, n hall
column Inenl on the nfTnlr. In tlm course
of n few nilnnles bo returned, lonklnir the
verv pteturp nf dlspnlr, nnd wp thought wp
saw n tear In his pvp ns hp wlsped IIip
persp'mtinn from his p!ato brow, nnd
1 sighed wlih the lutp-llke voice of n dying
J . " It's nil n canard,"
1
Coop Nfwh rnoii tiik I'aymartick.
From n telegraphic dispatch received this
nornini, liy Captain Kelly, from San
,, . ' . . ,. . ,. ....
Is nnw on Ms wnv illreet lo fTnmn linker.
to pnv off the troops. 'I his will be glorh
.. . . . i i n i
""1 fl' ""i.'i ir ,?"''" n"''"'1 '
,,rar,Jr cvcr7 r,,,wn ,M onrnimn uregnn.
, 10 c, r rt f g , of Q
for vm)1, , A .,.
t , Grin-m f , ' , , of
,, , t,1( tm ,,.,,,,. ,10 k,,n, of
1' rank in I) 15 Khuiie. nnrl senleneei to be
,, (vl! ght.onthn Oil. of Juno next,
, ie ,,,. 0mirt, w,,m hM wn,
convicted of grand larceny, nnd sentenced
to Penitentiary for three years,
JVXfvx-x-iocl.
In Jacksonville, 011 Thursday evening,
April '1M, nt llio residence ol Mr. George
Ilrnwn, liy U S. Hayden, J. P., Mr. Tiiovuh
Dkvinh and .Mrs. Ki.izabktii Cockkokt.
AtSanrrnnelsco, April lSHb. 1603. Mr.
L. Sacim, of Jacksonville, to .Miss V.uijl
Limikiimitii of San l'ranclsco,
Diool.
c -
" Jacksoiivllle. on the 18th Instant, Mrs.
Anna, wife of Ahaii Smith j uged 21 years,
In Manlzunetii precinct, April 18lh, 18ti3.
Anna U, Infant daughter of Capt. Win. V.
and Naiiissa Wii-hinsos-.
IN the Circuit Court of the State of Or
egon, for the County of Jackson, June
Term. A. I). 18C3.
J, Ib'.NKV JIkixinoiikitk. Complainant, ti.
EtiZAUFTit Francks Hixi.inoiikuck.
l'ltllluii fur Dlvoif.
To Elizabeth V. Uelllngbruck ! You arc
hercliy notified that the above named, com
plainant has tiled his petition In the Cir
cuit Court of Hie State of Oregon, fur tho
county of Jucluon, praying a dissolution of
the bonds of matrimony now cxiMlng be
tween you, and for the care and custody of
John Henry, and Mary Kllzabetb, the Issue
of your sal
M marriage witn complainant
Now u,lleB yu b" ft"J l'pcr In the court
I. JU.......I.I .1 ll,. I..,n aunf In 1. I. ..I.I .1
tliuivruiu, II, IUW .VIM, .l.v.vu, ,w TO MVIU HI
Jacksonville, on Monday, the 8th day of
Tun., A IV lAnH. mid nnituer thn rninnlntnt
1 tttlx cause lllcd, tho same will betaken
for confessed, nnd the nruvcr thcieof will
bo granted bv the court. '
DOl'TH fT& FAY, Sol's for Compl't.
Uatcd April !i3, 1803. ap25-Js
TT. S. Tax Notice !
THE UNITED STATKS TAXIS for
the coMntie of Unipqnn, Doiigln.
.Taekoit nnd Jnephlne having becomo due
and imvnblo : Nnt'cc Is hertny ghrn that
the Collector will lie In attendance nl Oak
land, nn llin lltli of April t nt Itorburgon
Hip l.'tlh nnd 14th nf April ? nt Jnckson-
ill- on Friday nnd Saturday, the Jitli nnd
ISlli of April, and nt Ktrhyrlllc on Wed
nesday nnd Thursday, the 2'Jd and tWdduy
of April, 18G3, torecchc the same and Is-
wie licence.
Tax natcr will tdcnc notice the follow
ing extract' finm the U. S. Kxclc laws:
"All person who fhall neglect to pay
ilicilulien ntnl laei, etc., n niorefniit n
KeKed upon llietn to llio Collector within
the time pocllhil. fhall lie liable In pay ten
1 i"r
cen in in mlilltionni upon lite nmaunt
iheriMif"
S 0. .W. And U it further mietol. That If
nny person or pi riiis snail exercise or car
ry on nnv trade or business hereinafter men
llnniil for the exercising or earning nn of
which trade or business 11 license Is rupilred
by this Act. without taking out such II
cenen In that lsclialf niiulred, he, she, or
they shall, for every such nllcncp, respec
tively, fin fill n penalty equal to three times
the amount of Hie duty or rum of money
liimoseil or such license, one inolelv mere
or In the use of the Unltwl Stales, the other
tuolety to the 11-e or the pel son tho. If n
collector, shall first discover, nnd IT oilier
than n collector, shall llrst cUelnfurmatlon
of the fact whereby said forfeiture was. In
curred,
N. II. TUc tHMiltit precrllietl by law will
lie rigidly enlorci-d on nil who fall to pay
within the time siiecined In the nlmvc notice.
L. W. CUE.
U. S. Col'r for the State or Oregon.
Ily (3. E Graves. Deputy.
OJlcr ff Qllfetor of InUmal Utvtnut I
rvHMM, Utflt. ,1IITA 11, im;i. 1 u
U, S. Assessor's Notice.
ALL ptimiiis ure hereby untitled thnt,
under the provisions of ihc Excire
Law of the Ui.lleil States persons who are
engaged In bubig nnd wiling Stocks, Coin
ed Money, Hunk Notes, or securities, lor
themselves nnd others, or who dent ill ex
changes relating to money, buying or sell
ing gold dust, are rcgunled ns Ilrukcri and
must lake out u license therefor.
lVrsoua whoso liiislueM it Is to buy nnd
sell (.'old Dust. Hunk Notes, etc., ns nlmvo
stuttd, without a license, arc luhject to a
iieiiullv uf $1SII
CIIAS. W SAVAOE.
An'l U. S. Auour Jlh httnd .
Jackiouville. April 17. 181,3. nplhlf
TN the County Court, Jackson
county
X. o
Oregon, April lerm, lbli.1.
In the matter of tho gunrdlanshln of Ciui
1 J Camkv, minor heir uf Charles C'jM.7,
decvOMil.
Notice la hen br given thnt M. T. Allen,
giitttdiau of suid minor heir, has Hied her
IK'lltiou In suld court, praying for an order
for the sale or 11 part of the real eslute lie-
longing 10 sum ward ; all persons interest
ed In suld eslute ure notlllVd to appear lie
fore the said court, on V1dnesd4y, the sixth
day of May. A. I). I6U:I, mid show cause
why 1111 older for the sula ol such real es
tate should not be granted.
Jly order of lion. J 0. Tnlman. Co. Judge.
W.i. IIOl'E.MAN, Clerk.
April 11, 1W.3. Its
Selling 3T2
A.T COST!
(AND GOING NORTH.
H. Bloom
Offers to fell his entire stock of
MERCHANDISE
A.T COST,
WITHOUT RESERVE
All those (IcHirliig Jlur
gaiiis bliutilil cull list-iiicaiutel)-,
us ho will
close out forthwith.
All who think thut
they liuvo heretofore
)uiit too much for
GoodH, KllOIlllI cull ut
IL JILOO.Il'S STORK
und b'ct even.
COME ONE, COME ALL
Now is Your Time
TO GET
Bargains
As he positively intends
SELLuxa orr at cost
Jacksonville, March '.8, 1663.
RYAN, MORGAN CO.
i. j.nrAN k. fcHomux, tinwAiin nispif.
RYAN, MOllGAN & CO,
DEALERS IN
rroceries
LIQUORS,
DRY GOODS,
CLOTi-irN-a,
BOOTS & SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS,
A3STCtY COODS,
Fino Japan and other
Paints, Oils and Class,
Crockery & Glass-ware,
DRUGS & MEDICINES
IRON AND STEEL,
3VrX2NTC2ri.lSS' TOOZiS,
Frodu.ce,
CAIIPENTER and COOPERS' TOOLS,
And other Gondii nulled to
the wants of the Public
C&" We slmll aim to keep up n full Tja
Jieiynnd complclo stock oficth'6H
&& nnd dctnabU Uwxlt, ut ftt
Diif all seasons of the -rjia
C6y" year, und we -Oa
fisjy-cuii confidently saytBa
B&r to our old friends and "Ba
t&T the public, that we Intend 'Ot
S&f to iiiske it to their liitt-rtst to Xt
tQr deul with us. 6A
CALL TO SEE US.
m'aiv, vma & so.
Jacksonville, Jan. 8, 16(13 JunMt.'
TO THE FARMERS.
Wo shull hereafter take, In exchange for
goods, ull descriptions of produce that wtt
can rind u market for, ut the higjust mar
ket rules.
IIVAN, MOIIOAN & CO,
Jao, 28,1863,
We have constantly on band and for
Sale
CHOICE IJAC'ON,
HAMS, SIDES & 8H0ULDEH8,
FItESII LAUD,
POTATOES, IJEANC
MUTTER AND ECIOS,
OATS,
FLOUR i CORN JIEAU
RYAN, MORGAN & CO,
1