Oregon sentinel. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1858-1888, May 09, 1863, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSACH BRO.'S JACKSONVILLE, Wlioloanlo tSa 2rLotn.il -DKAt.KIUI VA- Dry GoodSy FffiflllM I'LOTIM i AND AT.SO IN CS-roceries 9 Liquors & Tobacco New Goods! New Goods ! ! New Goods ! ! ! JUST RECEIVED AND NOW OPENING AT SACHS BEG.'S Cheap Cash Store, -A- Keltcr ami More Extensive .STOCK OF 'SPRING AND SUHHER C3rOCK3LS5i Than was ever disp'nyid in our or nny other Store this side of Sim Francisco. OUIt LATEST STYLE I3ress Goods our FashionaS)Ie Milincry Goods - Such ns -LADIES, MISSES Ss CHILDREN'S Monitors, Ad well us our licit Aro the MOST BEAUTIFUL ever offered here. Our slock of 1'RINTS Bleached nnd Brown MUSLIN", WHITE GOODS, HOSIERY. Luiliis and Children's SHOES, .lias never been excelled. CLOTHING ! Men and Boy's Suits OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. OUU XEW-STYLE RTankoen Suits, ' Cassimerodt linen Suits, Together with our stock of Men and Boy's BOOTS AND SHOES, AND NEW-STYLE Gassimere Straw Hats Arc the ucutest ever brought here. OUR ASSORTMENT OP Family Groceries IS EXTENSIVE & COMPLETE. All aro invited to. call and examine our Goods, which vu will sell ut unprecedenlly low prices. SACHS BROS. flS& All ports of marketublc T'oduco taken in exchange for good?. Jacksonville, Oct. 20, 1802. Scmt-toccldij Sentinel. " A Picture of Domestic Hap piness.'' Two or three girls iml two or tlirnc boys, Dirty, iviul rugged, ami nuking a iioli, Sitini1 culling lor IIiIhuimI other for tlml; Oiio pinching the dog--nnntlier thecal Ami Hill, the sly rogue, with n sorrowful ph'z, ll.iwlitig nut tlmt " Sum's bread has more bultirtlmii hi? J" Ami then the sly urchins, nil covered with grcu-o, Sitting down on the hearth to examine encli piece; And if one is liio widest, or thickest, or longest. Let 11 tii that's the weakest beware of the strongest; A battlo ensue", nnd n terrlldo clatter. Anil the mother cries out, ''Oh dear I what's the mailer ?' Knch tolN his own story, nnd trlca to de fend It " It won't do, you young roguo, n boxed ear mut cud It."' Tin: Tn.uiKtiY or Makkita E.vactkii in Rkamtv. The New Orleans corres pondent ol the Boston Journal writes ns follows : Your renders nro fninlliur with the escape or Genernl A.J. Hamilton from Texas, but the Genernl himself may still lie ignorant of the fnle of onu of his com panions, Chun Melviiuo, whose udventuns ilnd no pnrullel sine in the tragic piny of MtiKi'ppu. When Hamilton escaped fiom Texas n reward of one thousand dollnrs was oIleiTd for his nrrrst. nnd he was pur plied by n puny of Texan runners, who followi il him into Mexico, mid while dog ging his p:t ill in the rear, they sent ines-M-ngers nhend who reported to the rnnelie roes that thu General nnd his companions were u band of thieve.-1. Finding it impossible to obtain fond on tin.1 roud. Humiiton dispatched Chun to Cnnurgn for n permit to travel. Jle wns taken prisoner by the rebels, stripped milird nod bound to n high spirited horse, wh'cli was let loose anions the chaparral. The poor fellow won thin borne several mile.'', the thorns mid points of t lit prickly peur luecrniiiig Ids body in u shocking milliner. Weak u in I lileedimrlio was tuken ncro.jp the llio Grande to San lgnueio to lie hunt:. A Immlkei chief which his would be murderers had stolen from him, was re turn! d us he was entering the town, and this tied about his loins constituted his only covet imr. A relative of his wire inlet cded nnd saved his IIP, and lie was taken to San Antonio nnd thrown into pri-on, where he remnined some time with n bull and chain attached to his limb. I In vim; been cap tured on Mexican soil, Yidaurri. the (inv entor of New Leon, made a foimal demand for his releiiee, which the Confederates studiously eonceuled from the people, while they went through the form of u triul, ami relenetl their prisoner. Me Kane made his way back 1o Mexico, nnd was uniting those who urrived here on the Kensington. Gi:.v. Shiki,. This distinguished officer was invited to be prer-oot at tint recent grout meeting nt the Cooper Institute, New York, nnd make n speech. In his re ply, expressing his regret that he could not attend, lie says : I believe in the Monroe doctrine, in the Butler code, in the President's proclama tion, in tliu good will nnd perseverance of the people, in the undaunted courage of our volunteers, in tho final vindication of the honest, the just nnd the bravo; in tho liberation of the down-troddi nnd the slave, nnd in tho overthrow and death of the Southern oligarchy. Donm.t:?s a Stoiiv. Wo observed yes terday n litt'e, thin old ntan, with a ragged bag in his hand, picking m a large num ber of pieces of whalebone, which lay in the street. Tho depoaite was of such n singular nature, that we presumed to ask the rpmnit looking gatherer how ho sup posed they came there. ' Don't know" he replied, in a squeaking voice, " but I 'spect somo unfortunate female was wrecked here about somewhere." A new question has arisen nmW the Emancipation Proclamation. Wushiug ton correspondence of March 30th, remarks that there are at least f00 negroes udver tlsed for sale in Kentucky, under its in terna! police laws, who nro freemen fugi tives from Alabama nnd Mississippi, A debatu lias nlready commenced in Cabinet meetings on tho question, " Can States, through local laws, revert to bondage col ored men whom the President's Proclama tion made free V" Piiizr FiniiT i.v E.vot.A.M). Tho match between Ileennn nnd King, for tho cham pionship of England, was completed in London on llio 17th of March. They are to flght for .CI. 000 a side nnd tho belt. 100 a stdu of the money was put down. There is said to bo a girl somewhere in New Yoik whose heart was so warm that it burnt through her bosom. 1 -. .a.,, , . .. Gentility is suid to bo eating meat with n silver fork, when tho butcher hus not been paid. Why i-t Rulwer n very industrious man? Because he wrote Night aud Morning. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT of the State of Oregon, for the county of Jackson, Allen V. Fnrnhnm tu. John II. Bond. Jesso Robinson. Joseph Jacobs, John Uarrett, Richard Ilni'ML 1). 12. Darrott, Robert Uarrett, Catherine Resting. Peter Kosllng, James Hat-ret t. nnd iMibelln Ami Uarrett, Jllll In ChniK-ri-)'. Wiikiicah. the complainant has filed his bill in equity lit thu Circuit Court of the Slate of Oreuoit for the county of Jackson, praying that the defendant, John It. llond, be enjoined from prosecuting his suit ut law agaiiist the complainant, and that thu de fuiiditttK Thomas Uairutt, James Uarrett, and Uolc'i't Hnrrclt, he required nnd com pelled to make a good ami Mifflulcnl title to the ten nercsof laud mentioned in complain tint's bill; that all thu deeds made to the said defendant, John R. lloml. bo declared fraudulent ami void, mid that all thu right, titlu and Interest of I ho heirs of Margaret Uarrett. decerned, bu divested, nnd vested in thu complainant. And it appearing from Hie ullldavit of the complainant tiled in this ica.e-c. that tliu delemlauts, John Uarrett. I .(nines, Uarrett, nnd Isihullu Aim Uarrett. wife of said James Uarrett, lire not residents of the State of Oregon Tncrfore, In the name of the people of the Slutu of Oregon, you, the said John Uarrett, Junius Uarrett. nnd tsnbdlla Aim Uarrett, are nolilled to bu and appear in said Court on thu Kighth Day of .lime, A. I). 18l!:i. ami answer thu complainant's bill, or thu ciiuic will bu taken for confessed nnd thu prayer thereof will be granted by , llio Liourt. uy order ol the said Uourt. 1 mh7s8 W.M. HOFFMAN', Cleric. I t) i.' n....... c.i!..ii.... i'.... f. i' it. i' iiinr.ittM .tiiiuimpi iim uiriiijii OTATE OF OKKGOX, County Jack O son. lit the Circuit Court of the Stute of Oregon for the county of Jackson, .rune Term. 1S(!:). ' .fitliti A tittiirtimi .Tftlm lliitluim A rMim "Willi (III1H lil'll L M "HUH IIhIMIIII l llllll Langell. Jntnes W'ulbridge and Raldwin Sells, Jr. Uy order of the Court. To Arthur Langell. James Walbridguaiid Ualdwlit Sells, Jr.: You are hereby notilled that, unless you nppcur lit the Circuit Court of the Statu of ()rego;i for the county of Jackson, on the lht dny f the term, to bu liulil ut the Court llou-e In Jne.ksonvllle. on the second Monday in June, il being the Kill day of June, IKl!!!. and answer (he complnliil on file in mid cause, thu f-umu will bu taken for confessed, nnd the prayer thereof grant ed by the Court. W. (!. T'VAFLT, Plnli.liffs Attornev. March ?d. ISUII. mliTslIt COUNTY COURT, of Jackson county, May Term, IQd'A. In thu matter of the estate of Joskcii . I)n:s. dee'd. Notice Is hereby given thai S. P. Taylor, administrator of said estnte. has Hied hi pe tition, praying for an order to sell the real e-'tuli' helniitfiiig lo said deceased ; all per-son- Interested in said estate nro notilled to nppcnr In snhl Court, on Wednesday, the "d day of June, lSlilt. and show cause why an order for thu sale of said real estate should not be grunted. , lly order of I Ion. J. 0. Tolntnn. Co. Judge. W.M. HOFFMAN. Clerk. Mnyt,lS(:i. iniiy.Mw Stile ol' School .Land. NOTICI-J Is hereby given. Hint in pttr Mtancu of uu order of the Hoard of Com tuNsIoners of Jackson County. Oregon, I will offer for salu to the highest bidder, nt tho Court llousu door. In Jacksonville, on .Saturday, With day of May. lh'lill. between tho hours of !l o'clock, A. i., nnd I. o'clock. v. M.. tho following described School Land-', to wit: Section I Sixteen (It!). In tnwm-hlp :i$ South, of Range 1 Weft, excepting so much of the lauds In snid section us are cov ered by valid claims ; snid lands to bo offered in -10 acres tracts ns near ns may be. Term? : One fourth of the purchase money to bu paid on tho day of sale, and tho re mainder in threo equal annual payments, bearing Interest at the rate of leu percent per minimi, to bu secured by notes with ap proved security. M. A. WILLIAMS. Superintendent Common Schools, Jackson County, Oregon. April 11th, 18fi:i. w(i S-T-106O--X. DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS. They purify, strengthen nnd ) 'u )i u . They create a healthy appe ? They are an antidote to elng : water and diet. They ovcrcomo effects of dissipation and late hours. Tlwy strengthen tho system and enliven the mind. They proven t miasnilc and Intermittent fevers. They purify tho breath nnd ncldlty of the stomach. Thoy euro dyspepsia and constipation. Tliey euro dlaiThau, cholera ami cholera morbus. They cmo liver complaint and nervous head ache. They aro tho bust bitters In tho world. Tlmy mako tho weak man strong, ami ore fzfuimltil nulure'i grait ustunr. They nro nindo of pure St. Croix Rum, the celebrated Calisnyn Hark, roots ami herbs, and are taken with tho pleasuro of a beverage, with out regard to ngu or tlmo of day. Particu larly recommended to delleutu persons re quiring a gentle stimulant. Sold by nil Grocers, Druggists, Hotels and Saloons. P. II Duakk k Co.. Now York. 2."y Smith & Davis, of Portland, Agents. NOTICE is hereby given to nil persons indebted to mo by note or Rook ac count, to pay tho sanio to my agent. Joskpii Jacoih, on or before tho loth February, 18K3; otherwlso thu same will bo placed in tho hands of an attornev for collection, JESSE ROH1NSON, Per Joskpii Jacob.". Eagle Mills, January 23U, 16011. CIRCULAR. IlEAD-QttAUTKttS PK1MIITMKXT OK 'PACIFIC, ) PnovosT Marshal's Ofi'iok, Snn Francivo April 2, 181S3. ) Sot.ntKtts regulars or Volunteers who have deserted, or abented theinelves from their compnnlesor regiments without leave: Tho opportunity is now afforded you to wipe out tho stiin nttnehed to your selves, nnd from your families ami friends, the shntnu and repronch con?equent ttp'in vottr desertion or titmuthoiized nb-eiice ' from vour regiments. 1 The President of the Fnitrd State, by his proclamation, dated March 10. lfe'fill. offers to restore vou to the service without !i iiinMimunt, except forfeiture of pay dtir ng your absence, provided you report your- I selves on or before thu 1st of Juno next. It Is known that tunny of you in limes pnst, were induced to desert the' service, with the vain hope of making your fortunes speedily I in the mines, nnd have often since desired to return to duly in the nt-ny. It N believed that since lrenon and re bellion have Involved our once happy conn- I try lit nil the horrors of civil war, and drenched the land In blood, evil disposed persons traitors in tho gttlsn of friends finvu enticed you to desert the noble Ft.ni. your miners and you once revered. Rally again nroutid that Hag assist your coun try In maintaining tho supremacy of Us Constitution nnd laws nny. even Its nation- 1 al existence, nnd show by your zealous de votion tlml tliu enemies ol your country are your bitterest toes. Report yourselves in person nt once to thu commanding officer of thu nearest mill- J Jury post, or to nny recrult'ng olllcer; or oy uuuresinga tuner in mo unuersigiieii, von will be Instructed to whom you may re port. HIRAM LKONARD. Lieut. Colonel U. R. A. Provost Mnrshul. Camp Uaki'ii. Ogn., April 8, 180:t. Published by order of WM. KELLY, dipt. M C. 0. V Commsinding. OTATM OF OREGON, COUNTY OF O JACKSON.-In the Circuit Court of the Stute ol Oregon, for thu county of Jackson. Fir.i.iuxo T. Tliut.r.p., tifsignro of Gr.o. F. lliiti.Kit. iw. Stiuiiti: I). IIowAim. 1)111 In CliiHH-ei-j- rut- I'oi-r(-louru of iltditipige. Whereas, in the Circuit Court of the Slate of Oregon, for thu county of Jack son. Fielding T. lllbler. ii"ignce of Geo. F. Hlliler, coinplalnuut, hns tiled h! bill lit equity, to foreclo-u u certain mortgage set forth therein, on thu following described tract of html, to-wlt : Donation land claim number (IS) forly-elght In township No. (.'Hi) thirty-six south, range ('.') two west, containing (Hill 'J'J-100) one hundred nnd sixty nnd twenty-two oiio-humlmllhs acres, lying uml being in Jucksnu county nnd Slate of Oregon; ami the said complainant, by his solicitor, having lllctl his ullldavit, setting forth that thu defendant, Squire I). Howard, Is n non-resident of this Statu; that this suit is brought on a contract on a promissory nolo and mortgagu of the said defendant to the snid Geo. F. lllbler, tthslgnor of the complainant ; nnd Hint the defendant is interested In thu event of Mils suit : Therefore, in thu nainu of thu people of thu Statu of Oregon, you, thusalilSqulru I). Howard, aro notilled to appear In said Court, on tliu 8th day of June, A. 1). 1 S(J:f mid answer said bill, or thu saiuo will bu taken for confessed, and the prayer thereof will bu granted by tho Court. Uy order of the Court. WM. HOFFMAN. Clerk. U. P. Dowkm., Sol'r for Compl't. iiia'hT 8w QTATE OF OREGON. COUNTY OF O JACKSON. Perrons holding Hie following county orders are hereby notilled to present the game for redemption : No. till, presented July 7, 18.V; Nos. 8'-M, 828. presented Sept. 8, IWfi: No. 727, presented Sept. II. IMS; No. 110!), presented Dec. Ml. 18.W; No. 11 IK, presented Dec. 20, 1S.V.; No. 1 152. presented Dec. 21, 18.43; No. 1 1M, presented Dec. 22, I8.V.5 Nos. 11K7, llllil, presented Dec. 27, 18.W; No. 1188. present ed Jan. 1-1, lSfllij No. fiftO, presented June lit. 18:K; Nos. 55, K7, presented Oct. 1, lSfiO. No interest will bo allowed 011 these or ders after this date. E.S. MORGAN, Co. Trea'r. Per E. P. Rcpskm,, Deputy. Jacksonville, April 1.1, ISO.'l. -Iw J)UGAN & WALL, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Uili-k Itullillng, Cor. Front & P street. CRESCENT CITY, OAL. WILL attend to the Receiving nnd For wurding of all Goods entrusted to their care, with promptness nnd dispatch. Consignments solicited. Merchandise re ceived 011 storage. Crescent City. April 11, lSCII. 15 N. H.-No goods delivered until tho freight an J chnrges nro paid. 1). it W. U. S. Assessor's Notice. ALL persons nro hereby notilled that, under tho provisions of the Excise Law of tliu United States persons who aro engaged in buying and selling Stocks, Coin ed Money, Hank Notes, or securities, lor tliemseives and ot tiers, or wno deal lit ex change., relating to money, buying or sell I lug gold dust, aro regarded ns Urokers and 1 must take out a Hcensu therefor. I Persons whoso business it is to buy and ' sell Gold Dust, Hank Notes, etc., ns above 1 stated, without a license, uro subject to a , ncnulty of S150. CIIAS. W. SAYAGE, Asi'l lr. S. Anasor !Wi District 0 O'jn. Jacksonville, April 17, 18ua. apl8tf RYAN, MORGAN CO. P. 3. IIYAN. . ,K. S. MOIIOAN. . .KIlWAlW HINDU. RYAN, MORGAN & CO., -DEALERS IN &rK0ceiie$9 LIQTJOES, DRY GOODS, OLOTI-IHSTG-, BOOTS & SHOES, ISCa."SL'mvr'att.sr59 hats and caps, X'AjSTG-Y goods, Pino Japan and other Toe,, Paints, Oils and ftlnss, Crockery & Glassware, DRUGS & MEDICINES IRON AND STEEL, 3vrirj3un.3 tools, 33?c:R:.c;c;cfr., CARPENTER and COOPERS' TOOLS, And other Gootlg stiitetl t tle wants of the Public CS5- Wc shall aim to keep up a full -a JCSfund complete stock o(jt..'i "XBH CSiy nnd desirable Goods, at "Yja JG?" nil seasons of the -VBtt dS?" year, and we M"j5a JCQfcun confidently saytBH 1?" to our old friends and "i&n " tliu public, that we iuteiul "a ST to make it to their interest to "'a JCS?" deal with us. "a CALL TO SEE US. MAN, DRGM & CO. Jacksonville, Jau. 8, 1803 janUtf TO THE FARMERS. Yo slinll hereafter take, in exchange for goods, all descriptions of produce tlmt we can find a market for, at the highest mar ket rates. RYAX, .MORGAN & CO. Jan. 28, 18G3. Wo have constantly on hand and for Sale CHOICE BACON, HAMS, SIDES & SHOULDERS, FRESH LARD, POTATOES, BKAXC BUTTER AND EGGS, OATS, FLOUR & CORN .MEAT. RYAX, MOIttiAN fc CO.