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SACH BRO.'S
JACKSONVILLE,
TOTOXOlOMfllo 3 Xl.OtA.ll
-DKAt.KRH IK-
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING!
AVI) ALSO IN"
' Groceries I
.Liquors & Tobacco
,s New Goods!
New Goods!!
I New Goods ! ! !
JUST HECEIVED
AND NOW OPENING
AT
SACHS BKO.'S
Cheap Cash Store,
-A-
Jlcttcr and More Extensive
I STOCK OF
SPRING AND SUMMER
Tlinn wor ever disp'uyed in our nr nny
other Store this Hide of San Francisco. '
OUll LATEST STYLE
Dress C3t-ooc5.s
OUR
rasliionable Milinery Goods
-Such us
LADIES, MISSES & CHILDRHNS
At) well as our rich
Aro the MOST HEAUT1PUL ever
ollered lieic. Our block of
I'm NTS.
Bleached and Drown MUSLIN",
WHITE WOODS,
HOSIERY.
Lndks mill Children's SHOES,
Has never been escelled.
CLOTI-IIaSTG !
Men and Boy's Suits
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
OUR NEW-STYLE
CTankeon Suits,
Cassimoro en Suits,
Together with our stock of Men uml Boy's
BOOTS AND SHOES,
AND NEW-STYLE
Cassimero Straw Hats
Are the neatest ever brought here.
OUR ASSORTMENT OF
Family Groceries
IS EXTENSIYE & COMPLETE.
( All ore invited to call nnil exomine onr
Woods, which wo will sell at unprecedeutly
low prices.
SACHS BROS.
BQS All sorts of marketable Produce
taken in exchange for Roods.
Jacksonville, Oct. 20, 1802.
Scmi-iUcckln Sentinel.
Haltroad Meeting.
At n meeting of the citizens of Jackson
vilhi held nt the Court House, on Thursday
evening, May 15th. House was cullid to
nnW, and Judge J. C. Tolman elected
President, nud E. F. Russell Secret niy.
The President announced the nhji-et of
the meeting, and ititroduccil Mr. S. E. El
liott, Civil Enginter. who addressed the
citizens on the subject of railroads, sotting
forth in a clear and logical manner the in
terests of our people, and the ndvantnges
that would bo gained by the construction
and completion of branch Pacific Rail
road from Marysville to Portland, through
the rich and fertile region of Southern Or
eiron. The Speaker wiih followed by
Messrs. Douthltt, Fay and Gaston, in well
timed and appropriate remarks.
The following preumble and resolutions
were read and adopted :
ll'lierai: That in the Pacific. Railroad
Rill, as it has parsed and became u law.
there is no provision made for a branch
railroad, connecting the Sacramento river
with the Columbia, via the Regno River,
Uinpipui and Willamette valleys, which
provision thu omitted in said law, was
contained in House Kill .'1(51 of the '2d Ses
sion of the .'17th Congress, introduced and
advocated by the lion. Mr. Campbell,
March Mth, 1802, nud as such an omis
sion w an act generally injurious to the in
terests of the people of Oregon and North
ern California, therefore be it.
llcsolval, lRt, That we are determined
to do all in our power to remedy the same,
by obtaining tlie same grant of land from
the Government for Kiieh branch Railroad,
as is coutnined in the present Pacific
Railroad ; to-wit : Five alternate section-'
on each side of said road, and aid in bonds
to the amount of $10,(100 per mile for the
valleys, nud 318,000 per mile for the moun
tains. Rcfolrctl, 2d, That wo arc decidedly in
favor of a railroad connecting the Willam
ette and Sacramento valleys : that we will
co-operate with our fellow citizen in other
counties, and our friends in California,
in urginir our R"prcsentatives in Congress
to labor to procure giants of laniN. and
he aid of loans similar to that extended to
other great lines of public improvement, of
National importance and military necessi
ty, that we feel the impoitauce of picsent
iiig our requests backed by statistics, facts,
and careful surveys in regard to the niililu
ry necessity and practicability of such n
road ; und of its prospective importance
to the country in developing its agricul
tural nml mineral resources, and enlarging
its business operations and with pi oner
estimate of its cost, statement of grades,
and other facilities for its construction;
and that so far as procuring aid from the
Government in the construction ol said
road, the interests of California and Oregon
are identical, and that we will act in if no
State line divided us.
Jlewlcal, 3d, That a committee of ten
bo appointed by this meeting, to solicit
und receive subscriptions, to aid in making
a preliminary survey of such propeml
Road ; that the condition of such subscrip
tions shull be, that the amount so sub
scribed and paid in shall entitle the con
tributors to the same privileges us thu Cal
ifornia contributors, in regaid to being in
corporators of the road under its Califor
nia Charier ; and that the same shall be
paid when the survey has madu certain
pi ogress in Oregon one half when thu
survey has reached thu Uinpqua, from
the South, and one half when the survey
has been completed from thu Uinpcpiii to
the Willamette valley; that the amount
so subscribed and paid in, he deposited
witli James T. Glenn of Jacksonville, nud
be subject to the Engineer in charge of
said Hirvey.
On motion the meeting ndjnnrncd, to
meet on Wcdne.duv, the 10th day of June,
1833, ut 4 o'clock. P.M.
E. F. Riwi:i.i(, Sect'.
Jacksonville, May 15, 1803.
A Soi.dikiis' Git.vvKVAiii) A enrres
pondent of the Evening J'ot, with the
army before Vicksburg, sends tlio following
description of a soldiers' graveyard :
Perhups one of the first things you would
notice in the vicinity of A'ieksburg would
be the long lines of graves on tho liver
slope of the levee, and bordering our path
within u tool or two ol it lor a consnleiable
portion of our walk ; they do not lie side by
side, there is scarcely room on the slope of
the leveo for two abreast, but. nro Itntieil
head to foot, n long single file of dead thai
crowd upon tho path of the living. Every
regiment curries its dead to that portion of
the levee, immediately in front of it ; and if
you hud no other guido tho rudu head
boards would tell you what regimental
camps you wero passing.
The best of these heud boards aro only
Cieces of box lids. Sometimes those that
elong to one regiment or to one battery
present a neater appearance and similarity
of execution, that betrays the workman
ship of tho same hand, some one who has
been tacitly elected by his comrades " car
ver of the graveboards ;" somo kindly soul
that, with deadly handled jackniie, car
ves tho name of comrade after comrade
on these fruil materials to guide the friends
that may some time come to tuko him home.
In tl.c majority of cases, however, the
name is only written with u pencil on n
small pirce'of board, ami in many instances
only a slick or small bough is Muck into
the ground at either end of the grave to
warn the throng that passes to withhold
their feet. Nearly all of these graves arc
below the level of the river, but it is the
only place where the dead can lind a rest.
The ground where the euuins tire pitched
! i too wet. and the top of the levee must be
received as a thnrnugliuiro lor the living.
The sight of I lice graves so sligtly mark
ed, and whose border!) encroached upon the
only highway, shocks one at first, but in a
day or two ouu bccomis accustomed to it.
Soldiers loiiitg among the graves, and smoke
their pipes sitting on the ground, regaid
iss of the fact that only a couple, of feet be
neath theiti lies one who, pel Imps, a few
days before lounged and tsntuked there us
unconccrni d as they.
MlNUttAI. PllODUOK OF' OllKAT RlttTTAtN.
Sir R. J. Murcliisoii, in an address before
the Geological section of the British Asso
ciation. (1801). thus states IhepitMciit year
ly production of Great Urittnin :
" We are now consuming anil exporting
80 millions of tons of coal annually a pro
digious recent increase, and daily augment
ing. Of iron ore we raise and smelt up
wards of seven millions of tons, producing
3.820,000 Ions of pig iron. Of copper ore,
we uiise from our mines 230.000 tons,
which yield 15,908 tons of melalic copper;
and from our native metaliu minerals we
obtain of tin 0.005 tons; of lead 03,525 tons;
and of zinc 4.35? Ions. Thu total annual
value of our minerals and coal is estimated
at X2C.Q03.573. and thai of metals (Hie
produce of ihe above minerals) nud coal ut
.37.121,318 !"
G. W. GREER,
PHYSICIAN' AND SURGEON.
Ollcti nt ItN Iti'Hlilt'iit't' on Oregon 81.
JAi'KhO.vvii.i.K, Oi:i:o.v.
Where all those knowing themselves in
debted to lilin. on note or book account,
will pleno call and Kettle up, or thuir ac
count will be placed for collection in the
haiiiN of my attorney.
My old I'litroni will still Had me, antvtr,
ready to attend to my professional duties.
Mav (i. I8li.'l. imivlitf
SH!xi&? OCT!
A.T COST!
AND GOING NOHTH.
Mo IMbs&
Oilers to sell his entire stock of
MERCHANDISE
WITHOUT RESERVE
All those desiring Jlai
Ktiius should call Im
mediately, as he will
close out forthwith.
All who think that,
tltey have heretofore
paid too much for
Goods, should call at
II. Ji LOOM'S STOllE
and 'jet even.
COPIE ONE, COME ALL
Now is Your Timo
TO GET
As he positively intends
ssi&iETG orr AT COST
.Tnnk-onvllle. March 18. Still.
M. A. BRENTANO
IS SOW SELLING
&M OOJST1
His stock of
FATIIZ,?: GROCERIES,
ETC., ETC,
All who wish to obtain HARGAINS will
do well to call, as it is absolutely his inten
tion to dispose of said stock and
OLOS33 23TTJ5iX:iH':E3!SJ5S
-iiv Tin:
First Day of Juno 3XText.
Jacksonville, May G, 1803.
CIRCULAR.
HlIAD-QfAUTKUft DrI'AKTMKN'T OK PACIFIC,
1'itovonT Mahsiiai.'h Offick,
' Sim Francisco April 2, 18G3.
I
Rnt.WKmi regulars or Volunteers who
have deserted, or absented thcmclvc from
their companies or regiments without leave :
Tho opportunity is now alTorded you
to wipe out the stain attached to your
elvet, nnd from your famlHc and friends
tin; ."liaitie and reproach consequent ttpon
your desertion or ituniithoiizcd nb&cucc
from your regiments.
The President of the United State, by
his proclamation, dated March 10. 18(!:i.
oilers to restore you to the service without
punishment, except forfeiture of pay (lur
ing your absence, provided you report your
selves on or In'fore the 1st of June next.
It is known Mint many of you in times put,
were induced to desert the service, with the
vain hopu of making your fortunes speedily
in Ihe mines, nud have often since desired
to return to duty in the nrny.
It is believed that since treason nud re
bellion have Involved our once hnrmv conn-
I try in all the horrors of civil war, and
ilrenclied llic land In mood, evil (lit-popcd
persons traitors in the gulso of friends
iiave enticed you to desert the noble Ki.wi.
your fathers and you once revered. Rally
again around that Hag n.ist your coun
try in maintaining the supremacy of its
Constitution and laws nay, even lis nation
al existence, and show by your zealous de
votion Mint thu enemies of your country
are your bitterest Iocs.
Report yourselves in pcrcon nt once to
the commanding olllcer of the nearest mili
tary post, or to any recrult'ng olllcer ; or
by addressing n letter to tho undersigned,
you will be Instructed to whom you may re
port. IIIKAM LEONARD.
Lieut. Colonel U. . A.
Provost Muohel.
Cami- IlAKnt. Ogn., April 8, ISC.'l.
Published In order of
WM. KELLY,
Cnpt. W C. O. V., Commanding.
DUG AN & WALL,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
thick HultilliiK, Cor. Front & Fitrcct.
CRESCENT CITY, CAL.
WILL attend to the Receiving and For
warding of all Goods cntruMcd to
their cure, with promptness nnd dlf-pntch.
Consignments solicited. .Merehundis-o re
ceived mi storage.
Credent City. April 1 1, 18(13. lfl
N. Il.-Xo goods delivered until Ihu freight
iiu.1 charges are paid. 1). & W.
IN County Court, Douglas county, Ore
iron. In thu matter of tho estate of Caiciiick S.
Mv.vatt, Deceased.
Upon a petition filed In this cause, pray
ing (hat dower bo assigned to the widow of
Hie late din-Ink S. Mviiutt.ileeiimeil. nut of
the lauds of which Ilia said Carrick S. My
uatt died seized in this count v: It is or
i dered by tho Hon. Win. It. Willi". Judge of
! Mild Court, that Mild petition will bu hcnid
on thu 1st Monday of July, A. I). lStill, at
I a regular term of Mild Court, when the
' heirs, devisee", or other peixins interested.
may appear and act Hi the premises accord
ing to their rights, etc.
To be published In the Oiikcon Si:ntixi:i.
newspaper for four successive weeks.
in witness whereof I havu hereunto set
mv hand and olllclal seal, this 8th dny of
May, A. 1). 1 Still.
WM. R. WILLIS, Judire,
Per A. R. Flint, Dept. Clerk.
maylfi 4n
8TATK OP ORKGON, ) CQ
COUNTY OP JACKSON, f b!3.
In JiwtU'e'ii Court,
To Aaron Green and Edwin Green : You
nru hereby untitled that a writ of attach
ment has been issued against you, and your
property attached to satisfy thu demand of
James Savage, amounting to Sixty Dollars
and sevenly-two one-hundredths. Now, un
less you shall appear before E. Magrudcr,
a Justice of the i'caco in and for said coun
ty, nt his olllco, on thu 1st day of July, A.
I), ltifill, judgment will lie rendered uptiust
yon, and your property sold to pay the
debt and costs and accruing costs.
JAMES SAVAGE.
Dated this day, May 12, A. D. 18GII.
may 1(1 Is
S TIIAYEI) Oil STOLEN' from the much
of tho undersigned, located near Jack
sonville, on the 2'M of April, a IHack
American Mare, about 9 years old, branded
II. II. on the right side of the neck ; ii1m,
a Hi own Amcriacn Mare Mule, with a Span
ibh brand on each hip, known as the Miller
mule. Whoever will givo any information
in regard to these animals will bo liberally
rewarded. THOMAS THOMPSON.
U, S. Assessor's Notice.
ALL persons uro hereby notified that,
tinder the provisions of tho Excise
Law of the United Stntes persons who uro
engaged in buying nud selling Stocks, Coin
ed Money, Hank Notes, or securities, lor
themselves and others, or who deal in ex
changes relating to money, buying or sell
ing gold dust, uro regarded as Drokers and
must take out a llccusu therefor.
Persons whoso business it is to buy and
sell Gold Dust, Hank Notes, etc, as above
htuted, without u license, nro biibjcct to a
penalty of $150.
OJTAS. W. SAVAGE,
AsU U. S, Assessor 'Jlh JJistrict of O'jn.
Jacksonville. April 17. 18(i!t. apl'sif
I
LLUSTH ATED TAPERS- Harpers'
Weeklj, Jvrank Leslios, i ankee .No
tions, etc., regularly received nnd for sale
at tho VARIETY STORE.
RYAN, MORGAN & CO.
I. J, nYAX. . .K. 8. MOItO AN. . .KDWAnn HINDU.
RYAN, MORGAN & GO.,
DEALERS IX
rrocerie9
' LIQUORS,
DRY GOODS,
OLOTi-nisra,
BOOTS & SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS,
J'ASTG-Y GOODS,
Fine Japan and other
Paints, Oils nnd Glass,
Crockery & Glassware,
DRUGS 8c MEDICINES
IRON AND STEEL,
TVII3JI3n' TOOLS,
CARPENTER and COOPERS' TOOLS,
And other Goods suited to
the wants of the Public
CS7 "Wc shnll aim to keep up n full -5
JCSy-nnd complete stock oliWi -vBt
JGSy and desirable Goals, nt -iu
USy all seasons of the "in
XJSy yenr, nnd we "U
Sy-can confidently say "a
JR3- to our old friends nud "&5S
Sy thu public, Mint we intend "iCBfl
JDSy- to make it to their interest to "ia
IQf deul with us. -ia
CALL TO SEE US.
RYM, MORGM & (10.
Jacksonville, Jan. 8, 18C3 junl-ltf
TO THE FARMERS.
Wo shall hereafter take, in exchange for
goods, all descriptions of produce that we
can find u market for, at tho highest mar
ket rates.
RYAN, MORGAN & CO.
Jan. 28,1803.
We have constantly on hand and for
Salo
CHOICE I1ACON,
HAMS, SIDES & SHOULDERS,
FRESH LARD,
TOTATOES, BEAXfJ
BUTTER AND EGGS,
OATS,
FLOUR & CORN MEAL.
ItYAN, MORGAN & CO.