Oregon sentinel. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1858-1888, May 06, 1863, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSACH BRO.'S JACKSON VI M.K, XVTa.oloEin.lo ts Hotnll -DKAi.rKx i:- X2?y Q-OOC2.S, FiraiOKiBLB CLOTHING! AND AMD IN a Gi oeeries i Provisions, Liquors & Tobacco flew Goods! New Goods ! ! New Goods ! ! ! .1UST RECEIVED AND NOW OPENING AT SACHS BRO.'S Cheap Cash Store, -A- nii'l Mure Extensive STOCK OF Belter SPRING AND SUMMER C3rOOC3.S, 7kn wo ever disp'nynl In nur or ony other Store I 111 Hid.' uf San Francisco. OUR LATKST STVLK Dross Goods OUR Fashionable Milinery Goods -Such os- LADIES. MISSES CHILDREN'S 3MCo2aJ.tor, A well nour rich aw me .must iii-.aujjj.ul. ever offered here. Our Hock of HUNTS. Uleaehednnd Drown MUSLIN, Will IK GOODS, HO.SIKUV. Ludita utiil Children's SHOES. Hu ocrcr been excelled. CLOTI-IIjSTG- ! and Boy's Suits OF ALL DESCRUTIONS. MR NEWSTYLE Jfankcen 35 nits, CassimcrctSt lonen Suits, pogether wllh our stock of Men and Roy's BOOTS AND SHOES, AND NEW.STYLE Passimcro Straw Hats Ate the neatest ever brought here. OUR ASSORTMENT OF family n)fi3 IS EXTENSIVE & COMPLETE. 1, All are invited tu cull nod examine, our "". wiiieli we will bc-ll ut unptecedently r Or m-mi saciis ititos. yQT All sorln nf tnnrkelfihl Prutee H- In exchange fur food. sksooMlle, Oct. 20, 18G2. Scmi-tUcclUij Sentinel. ijy overland" telegraph. Turfiilar Night' Dispatch. Hcuilipiitrtcra Army nl the Potomac, near Falmouth, April 30th. The follow ing congratulatory order wn rend to llie tronw with lirnrtfrlt nltfuclion : The Commanding Gitierul announces to the army that the uticrathin of the hit three ilit's Imve ilelrrtnimtl thut our enemy mut Hiln-r fly or come out Inmi behind their ilcliiin-s und give n battle on our own ground, where certnin destruction await them, lly command of Major Utti era I II (Hiker. New York. May 2.1. The following Ik from tlie cnrrrximndeiirc of the Tribune : The lltli mill 12lh cnrji nr. in p,Heitiii of ('hiincrllorville, wet ol Fredericksburg. After crnsing the Rappahannock ween, countered I tic enemy, und drove hint UTnre u, capturing r. number r pilsners lth out any damage to n. Our column then moved rapidly on until it upproached the Hupiilnn, hih1 wlicn ltliin n mile it, our nwii were finil on from rifle pit. The rclH'lc flul nnd were charged on liv n when n sharp skirmish eiiueil nl linlsiau Mi I Ik. After n lnpc of 15 Minute, thr enemy, consisting tr 128 iiien.surrindercil. lly ten o'clock the llth cnrjn hnd cniMed und wnarnrainpcil.nnd this netming eturt til on the ma rill to Clumceilorvillc. On uppronching n wilderness1 nlmnt ft mile on the way. Gen. SlocumV column was finel on by artillery which resulted harm lessly und did nut cluck our iidvnnee. A messenger frotn Cell. Miiid Inlormcd Sb cum that he hud occupied Chrincrllorvdle und thut he wn waiting fur him to form ii junction. The order wn given to ad vunre. Not Inn; nltcrv.nid General nnd tuffentend the plorc. We move Inwards Fredericksburg to-morrow, May Ut. Philadelphia. Muy .'Id. The following Intcmcut I from n gciitltimin who left the Rappahannock on tin ceo mil : A soon n the rebel learm-d 'lint nur force bad crowed iibovc, they commencitl movlni; troop out lo mci't our ndvnnee. Trnln have lnfn lunulnir contlnuiilly frmn Rlrh innnd, and the i-iM'iny Imd nil tlvir aailu ble force urnuud Fn-dericksliurj;. Tlie latent from Cliiirnllorvillc I that Stoneman hnd cut the rnllrnnd. Thi l atntitl on the authority of one of the (!eii. itiiIji who arrived at Washington on Sat urday. New York, May 3d. The- army corres pondent of the rrnrf tinted May lM. flute the reUI had made one or two duhet driving in our picket. On the prvvloiin afternoon thry epttietl a Imivv fire with flint nnd tlxll on our rnlrrnrliini; force, but received piriled ritiont' fioin our batterie. The rtU'l iipH-uml to I con ceiitnitine an attack nn our left, but wc do not regard it ut certain. The atramer Oenrse Cromwell, from New Orleans with date to April 2(iih Ui nr rivtl. The C.iptiiin n'Hirl the new re ceived on tht mnrniiis lie Mlleil, lint Hiink hnd taken Alexandria n the In-ad of 111 river. A letter from llrntlinril City, April 2Cth. nnd publiiheil In the Era, ay n rebel fnm the Heil river country report l lint 3 Union cuubrutt captured' Alrxan dria wierul day since. lie aUo report the occupation of the country, nln that Farni;ut' blockade of Itetl river interfered with tlie mppllr of the rvbvli ot Vlvkt burp and Port lludton. Tho printing oflleea at Franklin were caplurnl. with the peeche ol Cx, 8y. mimr, or Conn., and Yulluodingharo printed and for rate. The maw of the people ere ready to lake the oath of allegiance, ani hundred had ulrendy done an. The country we well supplied ; and our army was living on the provisions confiscated on the march. Gulvestnn dates lo the 12th, represent tlmt rebel were heavily fortifying the points running from that city, end to the tort. A sleamer, supposed be to the Harriet I jane, had come down the rittr to ('alvaa Ion. Tlie lite learns from a witenf.'er by the Columbia, from Havana, that Puebla ha leen occnpletl by the French. Ortega having captured the ame. Iluvuiu dales ncelved make nn mention of this report. New York. May 2d. The French Iran. port Alice from Yera Crur, has arrived. The rowmnnder reports that dispatches were received Irom General Forrey in the effect that the siege ol Puebla was then in progression, nnd llint the French were in possession of half of the city. The com minder also states that the reports of the repulse of the French, were entirely with out foundation. 'Vcdncsday's DUimtcli. New York, 4 1 lie The Tuntt correspon dent, dates to May 1st, 10 p. m. states that the 2d army coprs took position the night previous, on the left, and the 31tb corps reach the front at noon. The posi tion these troops hold is thus described: We hold the Gordonsvilh roml securely, the country road leading to Spotsylvania Courts House, and another road 4 miles in the rear of the rebel jUnk is thus dan gcrously exposed. A dispatch captured yesterday, from froroXlco. Iee to n cngi- j peer, dated 29th, ays be U much surprised at this move, had not anticipated. It and U not prepared to give Instructions. About noon o movement was made to endentor to endeavor to bring out the enemy and compel htm to display hi lrrn;.lh. Our men entered tho field with enthusiasm. Only one regiment of cavalry first charged on the rebels. They driving ours back re peatedly when a small force of infantry charged the enemy. Our forces drove the rt Ik-Is from two ridge parallel with the Rappahannock, gaining n mile und taking 50 prinner. when Hooker onltretl thim lo return not wMilng nt I lint time to bring nn n general engagement, 'Hie rebel mistook onr retirement nnd fnllottcd rapidly. On the top of the first ridge they hnlted n moment, linn gave n jell and camednnnon the double quick, but nere met by S ken' division, who poured In n tertlble fire of artillery nt short range. The contest lasted 45 mlmtle. We had 22 of our guns shelling the wood flVclu ally. The irbcln made several wllempls on our line, but were repulcd. At C p. m, they made a thspcrale nltetnpl toenpture our battery, commanding the plunk road lo Fredericksburg, but were repuliil by Geury, nsslsleil by Kimpp and t lampion' batteries, who ihuh'f slmlled their gun with grape and eatiiter. During the night both sides ni re engaged in building earth works. All thought that Saturday would surely op-n with n liattle. Tlie Triliune ha Jut Imiwl nn exlra, with the following ne. by mall from the Rappahannock : Date to Saturday morn ing. 2d Onr froe nt tlmt lime were in possession of FrcderlrkOiurg and the first line ol redoubt on tin' hill beyond, nnd was feeling It way In the cond. Th river wa croseil. und the rein I rclrcnted with slight !n of lire. The reU-M marched away In the dirr cllon of ChnneellorvlUe lo attack onr right wing. A great orlIon of our Falmouth buttcrlc were cngngeil Sunday with ribel batterie, firing ncros the river and over the city. The firing, both of musketry and cannon, was very heavy. The em my had Ixvn forced to fijla on ground of Hooker's oitn choosing, as he had promised his soldiers. It wns lie. licved by both wings that Slnne's expedi tion lo cut the railroad llct-ti the rebels and Richmond Imd been successful. Ko confident was Hooker of success, that, In conformance with his orders, a force had ulrendy commenced In rebuild a bridge over the Itappjhannock, The troops are jinfinesptilts. New Yoik,4th. The Herald has an ex tra giving news to 11 a. m. Sunday, May 3d. It slules that the rebel stores near is 1...1..1..1 -i c ii u.-iU- 1...1 riiwiiiiuuiM uuii'nrnM.iit ul been burned, und gives rumors that our regiments had captured 1C pieces of artil lery, and that tho same brigade hail cap tured three rebel batteries j that our cav ulry were tearing up the railroad track und destroying property, and were still driving tlie enemy with great slaughter. New IK-d'ord, Mass., Muy 2d. The Capt. of the brig Leonlda from San Do mingo, April 38, reports the capture of the plratit Retribution by a U. S. vessel. The Captain saw the occurrence himself. New York, May 4lh. Yurlous rumors are afloat that Hooka's right wingsuUVrtd severely Sunday, credence has been gained from sensation stories. It Is stated that the President has read dispatches from Hooker to the (fiVct that he has severed the relxl communication between Doling Green and Hanover Court House, and that General S locum captured 1,000 prisoners, that our communications with Stoneman had been cutoff by guerrillas, In., umit.l aftn I.J, rcl.rl mwl llinli.. ..u. nwu.M v mw ,,.w.u mny .hm., Hooker hopes to capture the rebels north ol the Pamunkey. New York, May 4. A schooner from Port Raynold report that she was boarded off Mornells Inlet by a boat from the Monlia-llo, which reported that Lieutenant Drien hod entered thut Inlet and dislroyed two large warehouses filled with cotton, and also two large schooners' cargoes of boots and shoes for rebels. New York, 4th. The limes prints the following, dated two miles below Frede ricksburg, Sunday morning: Bartlel's brigade, of Newton's division, consisting of the 12th and lCth N. Y., 12lh and Slh Maine and 9th Pa., are charging on the rebel battery io front of the Hurnett house. I , It lias onnoyeo us conswrauiy. v reuo-; ricksburg is occupied by the troops of Consignments solicited. Merchandise re Corcoran and Old', brigade, and thos, rf Mjjrggjr. jgfi3 j5 plewton's division. At nine a. m., and of- n. H.-No goods dell vcrec" 'mill Ihefrelght tera temporary lull, muskejkry fire com-, u" charges are paid. D.A.M. mcnctiL Th.artmrj en both Wet pen-' cd, and we fire rapidly. Our troops drc unprotected on the right side of the Rich mond road. Half post nine a.m. our naileries have changed position and are doing better execution A pontoon bridge has been thrown across the river, and per sons are pns!ng lo nnd fro. Snn FrnnrIco, Mny 1st. Receipt at (he Custom Hniw during the month of April were S248.05O. CIRCULAR. IIiun-QnAnTKM tKinTv:T ok Pacific, 1 PnnvotT M misuai.V Ofhck. Snn Fntnato April 2. If !3. J Sot.mriw regular or Volnnleepi who hve deserted, or nWnlnl them-ve from their companies or reglnieiit wlthnnt leave : Tim opporinniiT I now nnnrtieti von to wine out tho si 'n nllnelicil to your- Ive. nnd from ynur fnmlllc and mend the shame nnd reprnneh rnu'eqnenl upon vnur desertion or tinaulhoilr.cd nbn'uee front your regiment. The PrHdent ol the UiiIImI Slnle. bv hi proclamation, thtcd March 10. Ifli.i. offer to restore yon lo the servlco without tiunisiimeni. excepi mricnure oi piy nur Ing jonrnWnce. provided yon report yoi selves on or Wore the 1st of June next. It Is known that many of you In llmcpnt, nere Induced to desert the service, with the vain hope of making ynur fortune speedily to tlie mines, mm imve oiicn since uesirett to return lo duly In llie nrny. It Is believed llwl slnee lrennn nml re- iK'lllon have Invnlved our onei- happy coun try In nil the horror of civil war, and drenched the land in blood, evil ilispncd persons traitor In the gnlc of friends have on tired you to desert the nnhle I'l.to. your father and you once revered. Rally again around tlmt flg nslst ynur coun try In maintaining the supremacy of Its Constitution and law nay, even It nation al existence, nnd show by your zealou de votion that the enemies of your country are your bllterest toe. Ilepnrt yonrselve In person nt once to the commanding offlcer of the nearest mili tary pot. or lo nny recrult'ng officer or by addressing a letter lo tho undersigned, you will bo Instructed lo whom you may re port. lllilA.M l.r.U.'VAilll. Lieut. Colonel U. 8. A. I'rovoit Martini. Camp II x n. Ogn., April 8, 18G3. Published by order of WM.KW.LY, Capt. lit C. 0. V.. Commanding. OTATK OF ORKGON, COUNTY OF U JACKSON.-In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for the county of Jncksno. Fir.i.Disra T. Illiu.r.., nislgnee of Gr.o. F. IIiitr.Kn. t. Sgi'iitR I. Howaiiu. 1IIII lit Cltaiirrry fur l'onclo.iiK of ?lurlKe. whereas. In tho Circuit Court of the Slate of Oregon, for tho county of Jnck son. Fielding T. lllhler. algncii of Vivo. 1. lllhler. cotnitlalnant. has (lied hi bill In etpilly. lo forevloM! n certain mortgage kI forth therein, on the follonlug docrllK-d trad of land, to-wlt: Donation laud claim iiumlxT (18) forty-eight In tonmhln No, vju' ""'i-""'''""" ' """'"j 4ll' tl.liptu.klw aniilli miiiia t') t ka uiiial containing (ICO 2M00) one humlred anu sixty and twt-nly.lwu one-hundredth acres, lying nnd being In Jackson county and blnte of Oregon; and the said complainant, by his solicitor, having tiled hi nflMatll, setting forth that the defendant, Bnutre 1), Howard, I a non-resident of thl State ; that this suit Is brought on a contract on a promissory note und morlgagii of the said defendant to the said Geo. K. lllhler, a.slgnnrof the complainant j and Ihat llm defendant Is Interested In the event of this suit i Therefore. In the name of Ihu )eople or llie State of Oregon, y on, tlieMfc'pilre I), Howard, are notified to appear In said Court, on the 8th day of June, A. D. 18C.1, andantMcr said bill, or the same will be taken for confessed, and tho prayer thereof will be granted by the Court. I)y order of Iho Court. WM. HOFFMAN. Clerk. I). V. Dowkij., Sol'r for Compl't. inn'h7 8w S TATB OP ORKGON. COUNTY OF following county order are hereby notified to present Ihu miiiu for redemption: No, Oil. tirmenletl Julv 7. 18.V1: Nik. hTA. 828. i presented Sent. 8, 1655; No. 727, nrestnteil .;P - '. IW-V,'"0' ,u9 l!r7l,twL,,e-'? I No. 1 'oi, presented Dec. 21. 1855; No. 1151, .'. '.'.. ... ..J ..' ....' presented Die. 22, 1855; No. IIC7, 1IC9, presented Dec. 27, 1835; No. II5H. present ed Jan. H, 185fi; No. 55'J, preseiitctl June 13. 1H56; No. 55. b7, presented Oct. 1, 1856, No Interest will be allowed on these or ders after this dale. K.S.MOROAN.Co.Trea'r. Per J". F, Hi'MiKix, Deputy. Jacksonville. A prill ft, 18C3. 4w DUOAN & WALL, FOBWABDIHG AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, lirtck Uulldlng, Cor. front ii I'alrctts. CRKSCKNT CITY, OAI TV'1' altc"d to the Receiving and Ker- VV Harding of all Goods eulruMed to tUeIr care, with promptness and disiteb RTAXr lOBSisU 00. - TT"- t P. J. ftTAN. . .X. . MOROAM. . .ROWARD UIUHI. RYAN, MORGAN &. CO., DBAI.KRS IN rroeerie9 LIQUORS, DRY GOODS, CLOTI-IISTG-, BOOTS fc SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, ffAETG-Y G0073S, Fiuo Japan and otlior Teas, Paints, Oils and Gloss, Crockory & Glassvyare, DRUGS & MEDICINES IRON AND STEEL, ivrxaxranxTS' tooiub, oc3sv.c:c;9 CARPENTER and COOPERS' TOOLS, Ami other Goods an I It'll to i the wants of tho Public CSr- We shsll aim to keep up n full n&t ar and complete slock olrtih - S(S" and dttirablt (tooth, ut && 6T all siosohs of Ihu -tfjOt BT year, ond we -a Jj-con confldenlly myXSKL OUT to our old friends and "ia JrSJ- the public, tlmt we Intend &l C&r to make it to their interrst to "&( 4 dial with us. "&U CALL. TO SEE US. RYAN, PIMM & CO. Jacksonville, Jan. 8, 18G3 jaoUl' TO THE FARMERS. Wo shall hereafter take, In exehunge Ic-r goods, all description of product that cun mm u market for, at llie liignest mur ket rules. ItYAN, MORGANA CO. Jan. 28, 1803. Wo have constantly on hand and ler Sale CHOICB BACON, HAMB,8Ilii:S k SHOULDKRH, fresh lard, pota'toks.dkaN!: BUTTKIl AND KGUH, OArii, ' PijOiJhiCOUNMKiL, RYAN, MORGAN & CO. m m j .