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[Coa:.aucd f..m the F.os,er md De.oerS, Of May
3lst, ls6i.1
Trrnirory OF WAsu!sGT0y,
CoGnty Of Thurs;on.
Ia the District Cour; Of the Second Judicial Dis
trict.
a. Il. 4. Bianchet
Fret \. Clarke an George D. Clar.ie.
TO GEORGE y. CLARKE:
ioU ate hes, by notified that a. NJ a. Blanche,
has fled a complaint IA Mt you and Frcl. A.
C rkc in said court, which will come on to b.
heard al the first term of tho court, which sh II
commence more III II three months aficr the 18th
day oil April, l3ji and unless you appear at sad
term and an wer TIL same Will be taken con-
Tossed. Az tn pr yer thereof granted. The OBJ
ret and prayer Of said complaint i; TO obtain
judgment as inst you for the principal and inter
e., Of two promissory notes II de by you and said
Fred A. Cl'rkc TO the plaintiff at Cowli,z, Lewis
county. on the 18th day of July, 1859, amounting
in the whole to the sum of seven hundred and
six'y-fvc dollars and two cents, together with the
interest accruing, and the costs Of this suit.
HENRY NJ. McGILL,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Olympia, April G, 1861. 3i:i2w
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GA the 26th of Jlly, A. ID. 1861 aftcra short but
severe illness, ut her residence }! miles below
Olympia SARAH LrcRITiA BUTLER, wife Of 5. G.
Bull,r, and in her 10Th year.
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Exg'~ Thaycr is Il member of the
House Committee on Indian Affairs.
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THE FARMERS GUIDE
TO
Scientific and Fra nAsnal A .--..-aA--

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vAANTED--A SUITABLE SITUATION FOR A YOUNG
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be for two days a go 'h
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A GIRL WANTS A SITUATION TO DO WASHING
N and ironing and plain cooking, general work
Apy at 2i2 West Al between 18th and 9Th aves all this
week. City references given.
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10000 ,roops CsiIed fer In A. kansas

ST. Louis, July Ga dispatch, dated Little
Rock, Ark. 3D. inst, to the Memphis Appeal
says that the military board have Issued procla.
nation calling for 1000 men 10 repel invasion
by the federal troops through Missouri Each
company 10 TO arm itself with the usral weapon
OF the country, furnish Its own tents ard camp
equipments, which will be paid for ny the State
Regiments are ordered to organize for Immediate
service
Gen. Lyon, with upwards Of 1900 troops, Ieft
Boonville on the morning Of the Sd inst for the
Southwest.
Sr LOUIS, July THE Goth Illinois regiment.
Col. Marsh, arrived here on Saturday, snd 10
quartz ed at the arsenal, from where Il Will prob
ably proceed South via the Iron Mountain rail-
road The 18th Illinois regi ment, Col williams
left for Rome yesterday, fully equipped for long
march.
Gen. Lyon command was two DAYS march (3l
miles) south Of Boonviile on the 4th. Several
officers Of 1t Blood's battalion 1.-THE 9th Mis-
souri, regimenD which went on q scouting expe-
dition, returned on Tu sday. They report the
killing Of one captain and three pri .ates on the
4th. Of a secession party near Valley Forge
The Union troops surrounded Pennington on
the night Of II. 81, and the next morning tho
roughly searched the town, and administered
the oath to some fifty citizens. The troops then
mar he'd to Pilot Knob, where they encamped
waiting for the balance Of OF the 9th regiment of
Illinois, when II 10 thought they will march
South
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LOUISVILLE Julv6 R eliabls information from,
Camp fronsdale, Tenncssee, saws Oh at the measles
and smallpox are prevalent among the soldiers
Every train carries from twenty 10 th rty sick into
Nashville, aud seldom a train arrives without q
corpse or two.
On the 9Th the morning down train from Louis
Vile was stopped at Richland, Tenn ostensibiy
to await the up train. The train was then ordered
to Camp Ironsdale, and there y hle Of soldiers,
under Major Howa d. surrounded the train with
loaded arms, and further on, at Fountain Head
Tenn, the up train was met and both trains to-
gethrr with the freight train, were sent back 10
Nashville
LOUISVILLE, July 7-No'withstanding the
stoppage OF the Louisville and Nashville abroad
the American Letter Ex iress Company continue
to receive and forward mail matter via Clarks-
vile. The regular travel North and South con.
tlnues by the same route.
special dispatch TO the Nashville Union OF
the 9Th instant, from Richmond, reports Gen
Patte'son's loss in the skirmish with Col jackson
at sighfy Col Jackson's force is set at 500 men
OF whom siz were killed and t,r,Hty wounded
The Mobile Advertiser. OF the I'd inst ssys i've
thousand federal troops are at Saata Rosa Island
The New Orleans Picayune of the I'd inst
says the Confederate ship OF war sumter ran
the blockade on Saturday, putting 10 sea She
has q crew OF 6J men and 20 marines
dispatch dated New Orleans 9d ms. say,
the enemy have seized the
at Pass a POutre. The L. 3 steamer left the bal
yesterday.
collision occurred on the Mobile and Onio
railroad al Trenton, Tenn wherein two soldiers
were killed and % badly wounded.
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From w esteru yir.,nia

BUCHANAN, Va, July 7.-Forty-fve men be-
longing to the Sd Ohio regiment, whilst on a
scouting expedition last night fell In with an
ambuscade OF 7O0 secessionists at Middle Fork
bridge, twelve miles east Of this place, and were
surrounded
After a desperate fght they cut their way
through, having one killed and i've wounded
The loss Of the enemy 10 not fully known, but
i've Of their dead were found to-day.
Col. McCook, with the ath and 9Th Ohio regi
ments, and the 10th Indiana regiment, under Col.
Morris, with Loomis' battery, and Burdsill's
company, took possession Of Middle Fork bridge
early this morning.
within one mile Of Laurel Hill. E1-Congress-
man Garnet commands the Confederate forces
there.
Gen. Mcclellan, with large force, marches to-
ward Laurel Hill to- morrow morning early A
battle 10 antici pated within - hours
The 10th ohio regiment arrived at Buchanan
TODAY
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FROM FOHTRE>S MONROE

FORTRESS MONROE, July The susquehanna
10 being lowed up Hampton Roads by gunboat
One Of her shafts 10 broken. The Cumberland
will sail for Boston within forty eight hours
John A. Kassan, First Assistant Postm7 ster Gen.
eral; Charles b Sedgwick, and Theodore Nj
Pomeroy, Member Of Congress from New York
are at Old Point to-day.
Young Raymond, the son of the Principal Of
the Chesapeake Female College, came in tod v
as deserter from the rebel army. He was i'm.
pressed into the Confederate service sometime
since. He represents their case az hopeless.
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LATEST FROM M.RrIssBURs

BALTIMORE, July s.-A letter to the American
dated Martinsburg, July s, announces the arrival
Of Doubeday's and the Rhode Island Battery. 4,
also says that len Patterson's entire army is en-.
camped In and around Martlnsburg awaiting re.
Inducements, and that no forward movement had
taken place.
General Johnson had been reinforced by 600
troops from Manassas, and had taken a stand for
a q ght at Bunker Hill, seven miles distant, with
5000 troops. A large number OF troops passed
through Baltimore Yesterday and last night "a
strengthen Patterson's column
The Regiments that passed early yesterday
morning are expected to cross the Potomac thi.
morning at Williamsport.
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Reported Weuud. ng Of x.Gsv. Wise In IN
Attack en- his Body Qua d.

CINCINNATI, July IA special dispatch 10 the
Commercial from Pomersy, Of OHIO, says that
Col. Morton, with $50 men, has Just returned
from an expedition into Virginia, having cap
turned four hourses and sixteen head Of cattle and
two mules from the Secessionists
Governor Wise, with body guard Of ffty men
under Capt Patton, had been fred upon by tie
natives near Sis.onville, and that Gov w ss aud
Capt. Patton were supposed TO be MORALLY
killed.
The report is undoubtedly true In substance,
but the wounding Of Wise and Patton needs con-
nrmation lSissonville is in Kanswa county,
situated on a branch Of the Kanawa rfverl
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Secession Movements In " esteFa Missouri.
LEAvkswoRrH, July Gov. Jsckson's score
Ia y has called q session OF the Missouri Legis-
lature, TO meet at Sarcoxie, 20 miles southeast
Fort Scott for the purpose Of passing ordinance
Of secession y -
The Secessionists In Western Missouri are con-
centratiDg at that point.
Fugitives from Jasper county were hourly ar.
riving at Fort Scott They report the state al
affairs In that section terrible In the extreme DR.
Wilson, DR. Selman and other Leading Uuionists
have been hung In some cas. escaping fus 4.
lives bad BEEN followed Into Kansas by the seces
sionis's Montgomery, with 900 n,ea, entered
Missouri on tie morning ef the 21th, out his
object was not known defnifely
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LATEST PROM wEsrE.Nv.RGINIA.

PHILADELPHIA, July s.-A special dispatch
from Buchannon, just received here, says that the
head Of General McLellans column 10 within a
mile of Laurel Hill, where the rebels, under ex.
Congressman Garrett, are posted.
The dispatch repeats, that a battle between the
two armies is probable within tu en-. y-four hour,
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NoIIcI-Dis6ict Of Columbia Advertisemenfs
10 b Inserted In TIE BALTIMORE SUN are received
II and forwarded nom THE STAR Once
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Csptu-e Of Secss.fsutsts

CINCINNATI. July 6-Gen Paul Anderson died
yesterday afternoon, aged = years
Lieut. MCGOWAN arrived al Columbus yester-
day. with twenty three secessionists Of the Ka-
nawba valley, taken nv Colonel NortoD's COM
mand as hest ges for Union men carried Of by
Southern cavalry. Tuey were taken 10 Camp
Chase
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
SKIR WISHING ON MccLELLAN's LINE

Especial telegraphic dispatch 20 The Star
BucHkASNoS, June (telegnphed from Clarks-
onrg)-Ed'for STAY One Of our parties last
night surprised party OF the enemy near Weston,
and took six armed prisoners, with their horses
Another OF our parties, Of fifty, also had Q brush
last night, with smother party Of the enemy, KIN
Ing seven Of them, whose arms they got, but
whose bodies they Lad no particular interest In
bring Ing away with them. Our loss In that ffair
was five wounded and one killed
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NIt,.sur, st.t~ ..,......

--- Mi,soart stsSe .s-sssa.sa.
ST LOUIS, July 2 "A State Convention has
been officially called to meet at Jefferson City
July nd. as-s .TI-I
Tue 18th Illinois regiment 90 by the P.eifc
Railrosd to join Col. xiegel's commAad In the
sOutaWesr
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HAERIsBuRc, July 6-Major General Mccall
has issued an order directing each Of ths nftsen
glments Of the reserve volunteer corps Of Penn
sylvania 10 be raised at once TO the minimum
army standard Of 0I6-orhcers aud rura. A
force of nearly 1000 will thus be added to this al
ready large and effective cores
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The Nsessaxe ID Re,sea

BosToS,. July 6-The mos, hearty satisfaction
10 expressed here at the tone ef ths presids ni's
message, and the proposition for more men apo
money will be responded 10 by MassachussL'
with energy and unaaimity, $50 sss ~ . -
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tsOCAE NEWS.

u Though rzs srAn II printed on the fastest
sssam press In use south Of Baltimore, IN edition
d % lsrge a 70 require II 70 b. put 70 press at an
ssriy hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent in before IL O'Clock m; etherwi.e they may
not appear until the next day. a ...
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FROM COL STONES COMMAND

PoINT OF Rocks, July :, Is6l.
Editor STAY 1T is understood here that Col
Stone will reach Sharpsburg with bis command
to-day, and will join Patterson's command TO-
morrow night
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Resolred BY the Board of Aldermen and Board Of
Common Coxncii Of the Corporation of Geo ge,ops
That the Clerk be, and he 10 berepy, authorizrd
to pay to the order Of w A King fourteen dollars
and eighty-one cents, for bis bill of charges al
police magistrate from January to March 1891
cents for bis bill Of June I, 1861
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Afsetioss. Experience having proved that simple
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should at onoe 30 had to 4" Byotss's Bronehial
5toehes" or Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough, or IT.
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precaution moro serious attack may be eieotually
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