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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-12-12

IN hand large stock of Mems and Boys
Clothing, of all descriptions. Seal-sfin, Bea-
yer and Cass overcoats. Gents Shawls. Fine
Dress cloth and Cashmere business Goats,
Pants, and Vests; over shirts, over-alls, un-
der clot hing, &c, &C., complete stock.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-12-12

DOUBLE AND SINGLE HARNESS. Sad
dlery, Sole and Upper Leather, at tho corner.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-12-12

Groceries, large stock on hand, (selling
U
low,) by the quantity or retail, calland see
them, and satisfy yourselves.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-12-12

GOAL OIL, Coal Oil Lamps, and Fixtures
variety, for sale at the corner store.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-12-12

QVEESs"ARr' Wood Willow and Cedar
Ware, in variety, at the corner store.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-12-12
E D. A. r V IN s.
Twins Corner Store,
TUST OPENING AND SELLING
low at Twins Corner Store, large and we'll
selected stock of Dry Goods. Staples selling
cheaper than ever. Now is the time to buy.
CURWENSvILLE, PA.

r aides will find at the Corner Store a
descriptions, such as Tartan Paids, various
styles; Persian Twills, Printed Cashmeres,
All Wool and Printed Delanes Gin variety, }
Plain Gall woody DeIaines and Merinos, all col
ors, Debege, Coburgs, &C., in variety.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-29

NOTICE TO STATE TAX-PAY ERS THE
~ Assessment Rolls Of tue Tenth Representative District
and correction the Recorders Office Rousseau Street for
thirty days. from and otter the list of October 1860 daily from
10 O'clock A. Al. I'LL o'clock p. VI.
l. ADAMS Recorder Fourth District.
New Orleans Sept 49, 1860. seq BOT
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NOTICES TO TAXPAYERS.

MJOTICE 10 STATE TAX-PAYERS-rHE
" Assessment Rolls Of the Seventh. Eighth aud Ninth
Wards Third District will be exposed for examination and
recon in the Recorders Office Ely sian Fields street. near
reamen street. for thirty days from and after the day
October 1850. daily from 10 O'Clock A. NJ till o'clock p 81
WEBSTER LONG,
o. 30t Record r Of The Third District
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-29
Double Cysi,sese,. Cotton Gins
Eassa.e Ht-Sasipf.ite OF Einne.

The subscriber informs Sugar Planters that heretofore he
prepared their orders for BULPHTE OF
LIME which, usual he will guarantee for quality and
rty Ail orders sent TO him No GO Royal street, the Dg
Store, will meet with prompt attention.
oil 2plm RICHARD H. CHINN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-29
PEAS ROTARY PRESS
STEAM PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT,
As Magazine street,
NEW ORLEANS
REA mos, pnornlrroas.

We have in the latest and most improved machinery,
and office well stocked with every style of type.
Having during the past summer added Ruling Machine,
we solicit the orders Of our patrons line SEES ly&w
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-29
"A VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND IN THE FOURTH
BistTic Aucton-In the OF the Succession OF
Oliver o. Yanandingham, deceased.
By J. B. WALTON.

Oliver q. yanlandingham, deceased.
BY j. B. WALTON,
Auctioneer-ofice 40 Camp street.
I se Gss d e
and IN q order BY the Honorable the Sixth judi
sa Dgrs Court Pss Of ~ Mas Boa Ron dated the h
CERTAIN L6T OF GROUND viii ihs Susiines and
c New Orleans the square bounded by watc Jackson
eree and Philip streets designated by the letter r. square
faye,te which s now the Fourth District Of this city,
being the PIN Of sad city measuring 81 feet front
inches front on Philip street aad 81 feet inches tbs line
wards jackson street
ERMsone-ihrd cash, and the balance credit of
and years from day salepichasers give notes in
coaron 70 answer partition au,ong the heir said notes
after maturity II paid until paid with mortgage
ained on the property with vendors privilege line
sails before Theodore O. STARK, Notary Public d the
expense OF the purchaser. S
UN LOT DE TERRE DE vALEUR DAMS LIE QUATRI-
ele District lenean na,s rafaire de Ia succession de
Oliver u NandlandinRham, daeede.
PAR J.. b. WALTON, Is
Encanteur-i0 rue du Camp.
3 aia sass j. rHbisi * chsfiss % vsa i suieaa ii
esse st en dAe du "A de sepeuhre 1862 NJ
6l5i il sem verd "a 4 l It Az
ereons qgi IL ttonyen stat dans lie 9aareme District de
st dun plan resst par Hugh Grant, vo Or do Ia VIE d
a psn Giant ee q Il 3 WIT naslrS q u s se Il
T. En- d. \ Iess g. peds lsgeSss d faes 4 re Wafer
rs GoNDfTIcNs-u liers compliant Il ii balance il IN
devan foaruir blets coupons repondr par
les h9fiers les dts be deyron poer6 pour
sils naaieni pas pages iusquh gs esoe portant
potheque sur y pr9Pee avee privilege dn vendea dc sssu
yene padeveaht Theodore O. Stark noiaire public
frais de faednertur SEES % oil Is % q nj 5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-29

A FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR PERSONS or MODERATE
pnrctaFe well built TwosStofy Frame Dwelling
House, in fast improving part Of the First District, at
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Wines. KtQaspa.s. etc.

Nos. 10 AND IL ROYAL STREET, NEW oRLEAN
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j. B. WAInnN-


Il p WALL ON.--.s-s..-r t,..st. III. WALTON.
rrrv
GII1 AUCTIoREER,
And AUCTToNEBR, APPRAIsER and GENER Az AGENT
..k =, e.,, m,
.vvs ,,,rs
hL&FES5 LhNDS, etc., etc. s40s4
0hec, 80 Camp street,
ss s personal % a es q hea' Eatate
cl.sIdis. yarsratn 80 80 -
uetrvs s,'..,s,. . ,.,....-..e
s'eRGoh 10 ms NyStefh OF Ighs ana plan b9cks OF
ii EstateaHguFsted large expeTss-erdAtacng every
,ltara.s N. ..S -. n - 74-etet ~. -.
- ls OF the OWNER AMI Diner va H5fe i orfnatiois,
ifon me most authentic sGurces-secaFiGg In the pur-
chase, tsfc n q a5z.,
-.
------------- -
SUCCESSION OF r. a. GUAyDRN DEcgA sptt-sIT VEp
Ware, O Paintings Rosewood and ygIaeassy Filruitnfe
BRUSSELS tafpefsr chabdeliers etc. q: AnetIon'
ny Il n wAT9rnr1
AucTrorEgs--oaice 40 Carr, street
TUESDAY, the Goth fussanf ~ - 49,
u n, the residence ii Ihs Iae = - "
Raupavt street, Blenv and Cont stfeefs ~ y
and IN pursuance OF an orIer ar sIe IIof p ~ ise
III The Second Drct Corr 81 sle, sans ds "a ~ scss
EGO CcErt Rocket No I7l6-viiI he MD a. rnlc
for account 81 the atove-n8ned sacrpssion--
One lot Of He UsEH0LD FURNITURE consisting IN
raYt snf snleudid Rneatr rroos WIZ saEs ,aa,sI
wood Brocaelle Chairs and Ann Chair Ro.opd
Table Rosewood Whafnot Mahogany gnfaz Nahoeanf CHAR
case Black Walnut Extension Table Hack WatnT Antne
Hall Chairs Hat Race OH Panripgs handeiier4 Mahaeaay
B-dsteads Atnoirs do Marble-sop Toilet do Marberoo
Washsthnd Brus Carnes Shades ornees Eitcen Prpi
ture etc. -
-ALso-
One lot Of SjIyer Ware
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HAIL MISSISSIPPI FIRE CosPAEy No. 2, !,
New Orleans, Oct. d. 1860
EV~hegular Monthly Meeting The officers
anu Heihp - Oh this pmpHny hereby t0ihe attend the
T T monthly meeting whlcg wilt axe place THIS EVEN
ING Monday, Oct 10 1T ~ O'Clock III the EDgfns House.
q AZ wv ~ and punctuai attendance Is eaueked.
hZ5 1t H. ERAHGHN Secsy
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.Sattostas Gmsoss TICKET.

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS FOR LOUISIANA:
First Electoral District.
RIv1ERE sARDERE, of st. Bernard, EIeetor.
G. DEFERRIET. of Orleans, Alternate. u.
Second Electoral District.
Hon. RAEnEhL HUNT, of New Orleans, Elector.
JULES LAVERGNE of New Orleans Alternate.
Third Electoral District
CHRISTIAN RosELIUs, of Jefferson, Elector.
DUNCAN s. CAGE, of Terrebonne Alternate
Fourth Electoral District
j. 10. FUQuA, Of East Feicana, Elector.
II. FAyRoT of West Baton Rouge, Alternate.
Fifth Electoral District
THOMAS II. LEWIS, of opeiousas, Elector.
yALsTN FoURNET, of St. Martin Alternate.
Sixth Electoral District.
JOHN RAY, of ouschita Elector.
Hon. B. L. HODGE, of Caddo, Alternate
Each voter at the Polls casts his for SIX ELECTORS
each one of which residein separate Districts y2f
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-29

NOTICE TO CITY TAX-PAYERS.-The
Board u Supervisors Of Assessment will the CITY
Hail. Room To- At IL o'clock NJ MONDAYS the 1st 9Th,
10Th ed and s of October 1850 and the 80 of November
following, review the OF the Board Of
receive applications for relief from parties who absent
from the city during the time the Assessment Rolls
posed for examination and Board Assessors
In August and September of ihe present year.
The undersigned will he attendance daily, from 10 O'Clock
A. NJ I'LL O'clock ?. NJ Mt the above FIR thirty days.
from and after the LIST Of October 1860 to exhibit the Assess
ROLLS and receive such applications for relief may
be made
New Orleans September %, 1860
JOHN A. WATKINS
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EISH........ FISH. FISH.
NOW LANDING AND IN STORE
Is half barrels No, 1 MACKEREL.
20 quarter bbls, Mol
IS kits MOL
rs kits Large Mol
50 kits Mess
80 bbls. No. :.
80 half bills No.
40 kits No. 2 =. .5
80 bills Large No. 3
30 kits No. SALMON.
80 half bbs No. LAKE WHITE FISH.
90 hf. bbls. Potomac ROE HERRING, genuine.
30 Or. bbls. :.
60 kits
For sale by RAILEY & CAMPBELL.
Al Tehoupitonas street.
Rnisins.
$50 half and quarter boxes Layer and MR. RAIsNs For
sale by RAILEY 4 CAMPBELL,
o26 st Al Tchoupoulas street.
, 1860-04-27
OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON TERRITORY FRIDAY APRIL a. 1860

which threatened to waste their country
and wipe out their settlements.
The existence and necessity Of the war
have been confirmed by other high official
opinions.
The chairman Of the Committee on Mil.
tary Affairs, Mr.. Faulkner, TO whom the
whole subject had been referred, in a COM
nunication to Gen Lane, referring to the
hostilities of I855-'56, says:
The duty which the Military Commit
tee devoved upoa me embraced, according
to my construction, two heads Of inquiry
lst, the origin of the war. Did the facts
connected with its origin show proper
case for calling out tie militia forces of the
Territories ? Was'it necessary war so far
as the protection Of the lives aud property
of the people were concerned In pursuit
of the branch of the inquiry, | procured
promptly, after the adjournment Of Con-
gress, all the printed documents and other
information within my reach bearing upon
that aspect of the snGject; and, after a
careful examination, reached the couclu-
sion tina, the condition of affairs in the Ter
ritories Of Oregon and Washington in the
fall Of 1855 fully justified the call for the
militia Of the Territories, aud / so reported
TO the committee ut its first meeting in De-
cember."
The testimony reached establishes the
following facts: The Territories Of Ore
gon and Washington were actually iava-
ded by hostile forces necessity existed
for calling on the militia for the common
defece services were rendered and snp-
plies furnished upon the faith Of indemnity
by the general government. The condition
of things existed as has Invariably led Con-
gress TO assume the expenses of resisting in
Vasion The moral and legal obligation
imposed upon Congress to provide for the
adjustment and payment of these expenses
was complete.
One part of this obligation Congress has
fully acknowledged and performed. They
have admitted the debt.and made complete
provisions for its adjustment.
On the 18th Of August, 1856, Congress,
passed law which has the following pro.
vision
Be IT ENACTED, That the Secretary be
directed to examine into the amount Of Cx-
penses necessarily incurred in the suppress.
ion Of Indian hostlites in the late Indian
war in Oregon and Washington by the,
Territorial governments of said Territories
in the maintenance Of the volunteer forces
engaged in said war, including pay of vol
unteers, and that he may, if in his Judgment
it be necessary, direct commission Of
three to proceed to ascertain and report to
him all the expenses incurred for purposes
above specified.
In conformity with this act Of Congress
the Secretary Of War issued the following
order
, 1860-04-27
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Washington, Sept. 4, 1856.

Agreeable to the authority given by the
llth section Of the act Of August s, 1856,
making appropriation for certain civil ex-
penses of the government for the year end
ing Jnue 80, 1851, commission to consist
of Capt. Andrew ]. Smith, lst dragons,
Capt. Rufus Ingalls,, Quarterlnasters de-
partment, and Lafayette Grover, Esq,
Salem, Oregon, is hereby appointed TO ex-
anime into the amount OF expenses necessa-
rily incurred in the suppression of Indian
hostiities in the late Indian war in Oregon
and Washington by the Territorial gov
ernments of said Territories, for the mainie
nance of the volunteer forces engaged in
said war, including pay Of volunteers, aud
report the result OF their examination 10 the
Secretary Of War.
The commission is authorized 10 hold its
sessions at such places in Oregon and
Washington as may be most accessible to
the claimants and convenient for the trans.
action Of its duties.
, 1860-04-27
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
Secretarv of War

NSSAObdt1 VI w SI.
On the goth day of October, 1856, the
commission proceeded to duty under the
above instructions, and after spending
more than year in a careful investigation
Of these claims, travelling over the whole
field of operations occupied by the volun-
teers during the hostilities, and, after mar
shalling the evidence on all doubtful points
which the country could afford, made their
report to the department of war.
The Secretary of War received, examin-
ed, and approved the report of the com
mission. In his annual report for 1857, he
says:
" By law passed the 18th day of Aug.
1856, q commission was directed to be ap-
pointed for the purpose Of ascertaining the
sum of money fairly due 10 the volunteers
Of Oregon and Washington Territories, for
their services in the Indian wars which
threatened to lay waste those Territories
In compliance with this law, Capt. Smith
Of the lst dragons, Capt Rufus Ingalls, oI
the Quartermaster's department, and La.
fayette Grover, Esq, OF Salem, Oregon
were appointed 10 examine the accounts
and claims and to make a report in con.
formity with the law and upon the facts as
they existed, so far at least as it was pos.
sible to ascertain them.
"These officers entered upon their duties
on the 10th day of October, 1856; and
seem to have labored with great assiduity
and patience in the discharge Of them, until
the goth of October last, when they were
brought to a close. have examined this
report very carefully, and concluded that
from the data they have adopted for their
guide as to the prices for stores and sub
sistence, and time Of service Of the men, il
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etbnbei.lipercem DtspepFs unS Gslbfuht, hrpnt
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ssresa Der pdat hrt Waetu, 6eitsHRebn, S4mtrsn Ina
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gleift, Ban9aislt nab RishretiaIattabst 7ar BEEa
vi Gi4eptbtr rmpfsbItn pitfe Iebtn Der GnfAulfam.
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tMrf9bI.n rth. 90 TIT btes teu un0 un8tprftes
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tes ntntStOt 6aF bic assnitn pertbsIsn last mus aud
ben un9Iaubafen lbr9uasn baB bteIs Bitters mtr hi
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stipbmet uub peprt anen 2ebensen etn bsiIehe gur.
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gem YaBe erbalte Die Wbt3n TT 9Rt uuh wurbt tnerAalb
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Nnaabe ber Srnttrm Dr. s. 3. Sutb tn portcteten Drea
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porate 3imnter Slr GispoHtipn ber Baietiter.
OHen ecn o libr NeprS.ns bis libt abenbs.
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FaS0-s 70. II Sae-6reberi6Rr. BalHmsct.
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9 Sdlndtbet 8 ellie Nt'lionce.
Der WlOr9en oe5 adbebnten Suni mar
an9ebroAen, unp ilil 9aerlaser Der preu6en
9srrf1te trcB oes furtbtbarsn lluwettrra, pa8
lett Spei IaSen plitbete, Elm reyes, fr6blie
Dies Seben. Oenn beute, oa5 bate SliiAer
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9er tbnt Derlprtcben fonne nit spei preuBi>
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lDm Elm unpilltiibrlideS 9ledSetl, einen
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:, 9fa, rief 8lii6er nit mntbie bibenpen
aq9ell 10y lebe nop, unp nero AUDI tie
Vlleoer pleoer riibren uno'6 pfero ipieoer
oslllel9sn tonten, um in bic Sdladt Su rfi@
ten DIE @lieper traden unc fnaden, aber
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llBt nod auf Dem aIten Sled uuo bat Die
courage nod ntdt ucrlprrn S6laee baben
wtr 9ttrie9t aber bafiir wclIen mir aud,
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DOrtge. gSir baben'6 capital Sblaoe auf
Dem 9tltden, mir ppuen'5 ben Sranr1en aber
init 3tnen SGriiftrifatten. Dasu aebe un8
Der llebe @ptt Ieiuen Seoen!
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Summer 90.
8oltinlore-2ccfzS5Olpital.

0fgrinoet Sltr llnterOrIdlr,9 Der 2uadlalteret.
Der etnSt9e pldB 100 etne pstlun9 triannt
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