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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-07-17


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tiroeE.
Or sinsie: Yunft, ltu msl@sn Ter
YrdGrtut uuo genercl 6remon, . Gins
amer abmethen3 nar, tuB tT5 T5rlftttnt
aus sinr Gnifsrnune BON mebreren bun<
bert WeiIen porldrist, auf nsI9er Route
6rsmpnt osn1 @sneral Banf5 ~ 6llfs
fpmmen iout,, mel1s Rcuts Gremcnt, ia
Ct fanb, 'roe fe unprafIil& (ei, ouf feline
.eiesne gsrantmortlidteii bin abinrsrte.
tin Y%rioilsaium, bae. 10 LANCE bic Bslt
Rebt nod ttinsm 6terflbru tsRrittsn
porren 1T, (slbf niat- Don Ter 6offrisas,
rutbsfansldi gu @ien, sopftnlbmten An'
9erenftn6.
Der Yri(eent ts%lserapbirte i'm, unb
lasts: .Man bat Sbnsu bsfobIsn, ben
unp ZEN Wea ~ eeben. unp nun bore i'd,
oob 5ie iunfwo berumlpoiteren. @os
(ou has bspeutfu 2" 4uf ueldss Grs<
mont nmieerte, euB ct einen tlr3sren. f.
uuo tsqusmer.n @se aufsefunoen
babe. auf pslaem II melt sfsfiuolsr BE
BON Jpn 9eferpertsn Dienfe l.iftsn f5nne,
als auf tem uor91st@netsn, eab auf eie'
Dsse feline unbunBerten 3ruppsn
ben 3ufubren enteeesn8tneen, rslder fe
10 lsbr beeurftsn. pae. trenn man I'm Gelre
20 aubsroretntli6 f&rer, In mons
den Gdusn unu6slt6 fet. pte aus ben
tommsnpsn gsfsbl. buhfdbIt&
3u b%sfolaen. ia Der, peldsr iol&e Bsfsbls
nt9t wifta Tam, wsI&e aufero,s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-14

vRRIrABLK KOecuRRENcE-Amongo other per.
sons who have reaped large benefits from the pres
ent war is an extensive wholesale dealer In sad
dlery hardware In this city. He has not given a
up almost wholly from citizens who have realized
from the war nothing but disaster.
On Saturday the gentleman owning the store
In which this hardware dealer does business
called upon him on a matter Of money. As he
was leaviRg he said:
81 haven't seen your name, sir, among the SUBJ
scribers to the Bounty Fund.-"
"Well, no, haven't subscribed yet" was the
indif iferent reply.
"But you ha We made two hund red thousan! dol
lars out Of this war. Surely you intend to give
something toward restoring the peace OF the cOun-
try"
The subject was evideatly distasteful TO the
hardware merc hant, and he said nothing.
His friend again asked
Are YOU not going to add your name to the List
Of subscrlbefs,n
al think not I shall give Il in quiet way TO
the families Of absent volunteen"
"But they don't need It, sir. The city has
provided for them"
"well, I don't intend to give anything now to
the war fund. They have enough already"
the man fair In the eyes. " IL you remain In the
same determination you and 1 are at outs, and
want no such tenant as you are for my store. You
car build one for yourself out Of the money You
have made, and, II necessary, will give It at half
rent TO some man who has a soul TO feel for his
country"
"Why don't you give to the cause," asked
the hardware man. al havn't seen your name
down.
"Figure sp what you are worth,n said the
Just twlce as much as you do"
The landlord took his leave. What the result
will be we shall watch with some little interest
-PhiIada. N. American. F--- ..-
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THE WAR nlIsSOURU

LBXfN6 6TON, Aug IL. Later advfces from lnde-
pendence, Mo, say that Lieut.. Col. Buell., COM
completely by surprise yesterday morning. His
men were quartered in a bank building, which,
after four hours hard fighting, was fred by the
rebels when Buell. surrendered Our informant
who renained I'LL after the surrender, says that
the rebels gave out that they intended to attack
this city Immediately. They will meet with a
warm reception.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Aug. l2 "A battle took
Mo, between the Federal forces, $50 men, under
1t Col Buel, and from 500 to 600 gueril Has under
the notorious Col Hughes, assisted by Quantrell
and Hayss, resulting In the complete fout and
Is unknown. 1t appears the town was surprised
about O'Clock In the morning. simultaneous
movement was made upon the camp, Busl's
headq uarters and the equartermaster's office, which
were some distance apart The provost marshall q
ONCE was entered by persons protesting loyalty,
and the arms were taken and used against the
Federal troops The sighting continued abou,
three hours. The troops, almost without ofacens
holly contested the ground, sheItering themselye,
behind trees and fences. Capt. Thomas, Of the
militia, was taken prisoner almost at the outset
At one time 1t isreported the guerillas about
giving up the ground and retiring before the de-
structive Are Of our men, and accordingly had
Capt Thomas brought out Of the house in which
he was confined and Immediately shot dead.
AZ this Iuncture white dag appeared At Col.
Buell's headquarters, when the guerillas returned
and took possession Of all who remained. Lieut..
Harrington and ffty men cut their way through
the enemy and made their escape. Most of the
prisoners were paroled by taking an oath not to
take up arms. All who were present agree In
stating that there were no mounted pickea sta
toned outside the town that night. large
quantity Of arms, some 20 COO rounds OF ammuni.
lon, besides other Government property, fell into
the hands Of the enemy. On the receipt Of the
surrender Of Independence, this CITY was thrown
into state Of excitement All business houses
were closed. The militia was promptly called
out, and guards placed around the city. Aid wal
ssked from Fort Leavenworth, and was promptly
responded to by Lieut.. Col. Burris, who arrived
yesterday at p. m. with four companies Of in
fantry and three Of cavalry, and two pieces Of
tiuery Major Ransom, of the 9th Kansas cavalry,
also arrived In due time from the southeast The
entire force, under command Of Colonel Burris,
left this morning at O'Clock in pursuit Of the
enemy.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
IHE PURSUIT OF "SrONEwALL"
1. JACKsON,S Army.


The Rebels Rstreatins In Great Confusion
Their Camp Ground Found srswn with
Dead Men and Hersss-Mstsr Andrews,
Chief Of Jackssn's Artillery, Fsund adiy
WouBdsd.
,HEApSuAnI1Rs Army OF yIneIslA, August ID:
was received at O'Clock this morning.
JOHN PoPH, Major Genn CONG.
Headqsarfsrs Cavalry Brigade, Second Corp s
Amy Of Virginia, Avg. II Col. George ID. Rug
giles, Chief Of staff ] have the honor to report
the Major General Commanding the Army OF
Virginia, this morning proceeded In the direc-
tion Of Orange Court House with the 1st Vermont
cavalry, Col Tomkins, 1st Michigan, Col Brod-
head; ist Virginia, Lieut.. Col. Richmond; 5th
New York, Col. De Forrest, ali cavalry regiments,
and four pieces Of artillery. About three or four
miles from your headquarters, discovered the
pieEets OF the enemy, and soon after two large
men. A strong line Of skirmishers was thrown
out who soon drove In the pickets.
When In range Of the enemy few shells were
thrown, which dispersed him in all directions
The foosmen kept in the woods, and fed by the
Rapidan station. The cavalry fed down the
Orange Court House roads. 1 pursued them
cautiously, (fearing an ambuscade,) to Crooked
river, which had swollen To such an extent that
my artillery could not cross. Part Of the 1st Ver-
mont and 1st Virginia Cavalry swan the river,
and continued the pursuit to Robinson river,
which was so full and turbulent atR be extremely
dangerous. In the pursuit good many prisoners
wounded in Saturdays fight were found almost
abandoned.
Maj. Andrews, chief Of artillery to 6en Jack.
son, was found badly wounded at Crooked river,
In charge OF an assistant surgeon.
The Hight Of the enemy after Saturdays fight
was most precipitate and In great confusion. His
old camp was strewn with dead men and horses
and arms. His flag Of truce yesterday to bury his
dead afforded some more time for escape The
enemy today has the benefit Of hard rain,
which put high waters between US.
am, very respectfully, your ob't serv't,
JOHN BUFoRD, Brig. Gen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-14

IL Surgeon-W hats the matter with you'
Would be- Exempt Weak back, dr-very
weak back.
s-Weak knees, you mean.
W-Yes, SIR, weak knees-very weak knees;
can't march
s.-Yes, Ili give you a certifcate-( (writes:)
"Upon honor hereby certify that the bearer,
-, 10 weak In the knees, q great coward who
shrinks from defending his country. Hope he
will be put In the front ranks where he can't run
away. =, Surgeon,n &e.
W.5(Handing the surgeon a quarter,) thank
You, air. I knew 4 was entitled to q certificate.
This rebellion, 30 wicked and monstrous, must
be put down IL has done my heart good TO see
the energy Of the President In ordering draft.
Here be reads the certificate and faints-Ha,t-
foyd Ttf1sx .--
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-14

FuRLoueHsp SoLpfERs At PoLIcE HEApouAR-
rERs-To-day has been an exciting one at the
police Headquarters, on account Of the order Of
the War Department, issued short time since,
assigning the limit OF all existing furloughs to
Aug usf lIth.. Acting In conjunction with the
authorities at Washington, Superintendent Ken
nedy issued orders this morning for the arrest Of
all persons In military uniform, or displaying
any article Of military attire, who should not be
provided with passes from the Colonies Of their
respective regiments, u quartered here, or, II on
tectuiting duty, from the Secretary Of War.
Az q consequence Of the operation of this order,
the hesdquarters have been literally packed ali
day with uniformed men who are soldiers, and
with uniforms who never had the remotest In.
tention Of doing homage to Mars. The majority
Of those arrested were clean and sober, and In
most instances were on their way 10 join the regi-
ments to which they are attached, whittier they
were conducted by the ofacers In charge.
The unkindest cut Of all was the unmerciful
exposure Of the would be soldiers, who were
rather gruffiy interrogated by Deputy Carpenter
The examination Of one Of these sol dissas,
soldien developed the following facts:
Oficer-What regiment, sir!
Dundreary In uniform-No regiment, sir.
Omcer-What 10 the meaning Of these regi.
Dundreary-They mean nothing, sir, only they
com prise my entire wardrobe.
Ofhcer-Have you never been In the army, sir!
Dundreary-Never, sir.
OnRcei-Then you had better enlist at once, OF
drop your buttons. [EIeunt.
ports for California, Jersey City and other remote
regions, which were politely answered by emo
need for passports gentlemen"
One man, perfect picture Of dilap pidation with
q confused head and only one eye, was brough
in by an ofncer and presented to Mr.. Carpenter
" w hat doctor passed you?" asked Mr.. g. 81
don't know his name," answered the recruit
swell, he perjured himself by giving you q Ger.
tifcate, at all events.n
Mr.. Carpenter (aslde)-"He's blind In an eye
not at to do military duty" He was ordered ts
the camp Of his reg ment, however, and left with
apparent satisfaction at the that althoug
minus an eve he would yet have opportunity o.
giving the use Of his remaining orb to his coun
tTy.-N. Y. Comntsreial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-14

HAVE YOU SUBSCRIBED FOR THE WEEK
Lf STAR, TO BE MAILED TO YOUR
FRIEND OR RELATlvEi a.
TITS THE BEST DOLLAR wEEKLY IN THE
WORLD!
ITS WASHINGTON NEWS Is UNEQUAL
LEDI
IIS GENERAL NEWS rs UNSURPASSED
BY THAT OF ANY TWO DOLLAR
WEEKLY!
ITS AGRICULTURAL MATTER WILL BE
WORTH TO ANY FARMER A HUN
DRED TIMES ITS YEARLY COST.
ITS HOUSEHOLD RECIPES WILL SAVE
TEN TIMES IFS COST EACH YEAR
TO ANY FAMILY.
The Number for this Week, to Be out on FRI
day Morntng-priee Thres Cents-viH
Be eS remarkably ,nterssting ono.
Evsry Person at distance ,cho ,oould Ese,
Posted tcith reference to schat is really
going on here IN these interest
ing times should receive it
regularly.
CALL AT ONCE AT THE STAR OFFICE
AND SUBSCRIBE FOR 1T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-14
A CARD TO TIE LADIES.
DR. DuPONCO's
GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALES.

IUeatoA IN eofrssttsg, rsgsIaftag ssd rs.aostsf
." oosrsettoSs FROM whatever easss, axi
etsdts stocssUft. as q prsv snftcs
=. The above Pills have now been IN use for owe,
have, soen oorTectlI followed. have tkess az
ieileo 70 give most decided Satisfaction. head ihe
t2aoslns Ssrahcate rom Cne Of the (. st laEISs Of
SisSs Wm Shs srissoi Ssed rSSn my sisI,s n q
she OF course did not Vish her Eams 10 Ls n'sde
p9pnc, oqt II any one should doubt the % csdsff.l
Sassey OF Ut. DuSonoo's Golden Pills. they mig a
.. :. "a, ssassrs . Z l:s s I9 Is91pssss =
snoscy. as sdmlnistereQ 70 her daur ntsr, q younr
sdy ~ years old. she Wa fast roiuT Irto Con.
nmpG9n-had taken eold-natuTe beoams eb-
Jared At, ana abe ls now in robust seslrh moS
Sne stfonfer proof might be gwen. Fhese riils
s ..I &c certain cure for LscoftGA,t0I whites
Sold Wholesale and Retail m washington n,
ED 81 LmAN, DTstsist. SEQ teun 1vebuo,
=; s,yence; s. d. MAITtl e$SdPeg $ "a 9. eot fHd
the Above - ents 20 the Washlnx toa -. ~ 80.
esn hsye The Pills sent g any pA[t Of tia eo1sSr,
ssSEsttasSS.,ss sEt S.a1l.sr5 y ma. Gid s,s q
snd.es 6DWN q gkO7Akk NJ % insabss =
81 ss srssI fsHsis, g Hss, yo.s, +
8: tesS H oss ior HJs1ss Josss.r,.,,. n.,
Hoye. All Others are base iu Sosi ioo sno ur.,ls
tneieiore = yeo Mlae yonr lives tbd -. W 10 rsy
Ssy only tsoss vSoaBosri vSosisS s.. o. Sf :ssF cRel
az on sveTy poz, which hssrIc9. " 6e a. sdasj
n, En OF the Plls beng eouEfsrfsted Tas
fSosp . :,spg .as sSS,s RE-. are maze
are sale and viii perform al claimed fST them.
W New YsTE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-14

Correspondence OF the Associated Press.l
FoRTRKss MONROE, August H.-Norfolk has
been In a state Of excitement the last few days.
An ofacer Of the provost guard applied to General
Msosheld for permission to search house in that
city for arms. Authority was given him to do 90,
and arms and ammunition 70 some extent were
found In private dwellings near the General'.
quarters. - E7-
Last night triple guard was put on duty In
Norfolk. This was not done until many OF the
guards had been shot. srgs..r :
The mailboat has just arrived from Harrison' q
Landing. The general appearance Of affairs there
indicated that movement Of the whole or a large
part OF the army 10 taking place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-14
Another Rebel Report Of the Capture ei
Batou n euRe

CAIRO, Aug. 17.-Rebel authority reports tha,
Breckinridge attacked Baton Rouge on Tuesday
morning last. He was at frst fepulsed with
heavy loss. Gen. Clark, Of Miss, and Col.
3slaid to the ram Atka nsas, which failed to come
70 time. On the, afternoon Of the same day
Breckinfidge 10 said 10 have telrgraphed to the
Grenada Appeal that the Arkansas had arrived
and destroyed one Of our gunboats aud driven OF
our feet, and that he had captured the entire
Federal forces Of that place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-14

STuMP-TAIL CURREncY-ln the w esteln States
they have had wildcat and red dog currency.
To these are now added what they denote az
" stump tail currency" This term 10 used to
signify the notes Of those banks whose circulation
has been based the bonds Of the Southern States
Soon after the breaking out Of the present rebel-
lion, these bonds proved utterly worthless, and
the banks which held them, Of q consequence,
caved In. Their issue became stump tailed, that
is, reduced 10 nihfl.-Historteal Magdztas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-14

AroTHEa GuNBoAT RBADY.-A letter to the
Cleveland Plaindealer says that the new gun
boat Chillicothe 10 now nearly ready for service.
She was built by Messn Brown McCord, Of
Cincinnatt. Her length 10 $50 feet, and breadth
OF beam so feet. ehe was built expressly for ser
vice In the small STRAINS aud shallow waters OF
made Of light dfaught say three feet when all
ready for sea, with armament and all on board
The turret and bow are plated with three inch
iron, the sides with two inch. The plate reaches
about one foot below the water-line. The con-
stuctiOn Of the turret 10 not at all exposed to the
enemy. It 10 also made bomb proof.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-14

The D'OkIEANs WATCHED BY Ions NAPo-
LEoN's POLICE-A private correspondence from
Paris makes mention Of a fact which would
EN- to corIoborate the opinion that the members
in order 70 pave the way to the throne of France,
and that Louis Napoleon, aware Of their inten-
zion, 10 watching their movements closely.
Not long since gentleman Of high rank and
standing, but strong In his affections 70 the Dor
leans family, presented himself 10 the Prefect of
Police, from whom he asked the following favor:
Sir" said he, my friends win meet ct my
house In week from oday In commemcration
ofan event which II Is useless for me to mention.
There viii be on that occasion dinner and q
ball, and the amuseTnents customary In such
socia! parties But as my guests belong TO the
hrst families OF tie kingdorn, would be CRATE
ful II yonr eIccllency Will dispense this time
with sending dlsguised spies to wstch the
conversation and take notes upon heir opin-
ions | give yUu my word Of hoaor that this
tics viii be allowed >" s'Slr,I said the Prefect
of Police, "I shall be most happy 10 comply
with vour wishes; win only aak from you .
favor in return Of the one YOU solicit Will you
be kind enough 70 tell me who are your guestsi,'
',Here, sir, said the Orleanist, handing list to
zoe, toe fLeiec'' are the principal ones The Pre-
iTt Cn glance upon the paper, which con-
'iined some OF the greatest names OF France; and
restoring II TO Its owner, added with q smile,
mohsler Ie Comte, you can give your ball
whenever you please. have looked at your list,
and out OF the thirty names inscribed have
found siI who belong 10 the pr ,ste noIice ~ fhs
Emperor" The Count started at s,icb ,evsls- =
ton; went out Of the room in stat ate On com lei.
evaporation, and swore that he would never 2.
terwards have anything 70 do with the hnrnan
being compelled 70 20 suddenly out Of France
he had been compelled to give up the Idea be
had formerly entertained to treat them at bis
house wIlha dinner and ball.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-14
Michfsan,s Qusta FulI.

DETROIT, Aug 12.-lt Is ofncially stated that
Michigan's quota, under the first call for volun-
teers, 10 full. Full companies from various parts
OF the State continue 10 offer, but cannot be &C.
copied. There will be no dificulty In complet.
Ing all acquisitions by the Federal government
on this State without drafting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-14

D-A female spy was arrested lately at Pensa-
cola. She had been quite favorite among the
Union Officers, and was occasionally escorted
across the line by them, on solitary excursions to
the country. She was at length suspected and
arrested, and q map Of the Notifications, with
other valuable Information, found In her stock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-14
Another Rebel 6unbsas. .

CAIRO, August 12.-The steiner White Cloud
from Memphis on the 9th, brings news from
Helena, Arkansas, that II was reported that the
new rebel gunboat Richmond, formerly the Stal
Of the West, which has been fitting out up the
Yazoo river, has got out into the Mississippi river
and Joined the Arkansas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-14
nRDNANCE OFFICE,
" war 0xPARIMrNr,
Wn IL


WdShtsgton. August g, 1859.
PROPOSALS Will be received By this Depsrtment
VsIs q the foio.Hnr A1.sss Of ,rse Ise aH
m.nts u 3. Cavalry pattern, as hereinafter sPeoi-
At the Wstertovn Arsenal, waiertown, Mssss-
Al she w.tsIyIiet Arsenal, west Troy. New
At ths Nev YORK Arsenal, Governors Island,
Atss FrsSticrs If.sS.i. i. Bride.burr. rsnn,,l-
At n. klss6sSy & 6sSy Arsenal Pittsburgh. Penn,,l
Atth he's g. Louis Arsenal, 81. LOsI,, Missouri,
5hess sets Of horse Equipments .rs 10 he furn-
d ished opmplete, eSssst the boLse brush, cufTI
ss S.n R Ds s.oh .0a s.3ss
ns%sd nam q ;TseE.. 5 sney are 70 be subect @
eosiyed 6y the aercrnmeHt none 70 6e seoeste
or PAID Tor but such a. are approved UPON such in
Deiyenes must be made in lots of not Iess than
my sets per week for AL contracts o 500 sets or
opaeE ene HUNDRED sets per week for all contrasts
ss6' &c Pc, Ssea for 2. contract, Of from osc
Ysse for IA ,s i've ss
sx Thousand sets and olsht hundred Gets per veeI
for s Contracts Of from six thOuiand 10 ten thou
s.S5e sSn, ,Ss tS SsSG, t q time VI. .usec,
ssSefed q thss te. TSn s9upmsDs, az, 70 Be Be
bf. ssa ss ssis N m box n the
to bs distinct marked on tSe oater sSSs Of
the box. yhe e0xes to be charged 1T cost, TO be
ocLeImtned py the 1ntpeotor.
Bidders win state explicitly in their proposals,
the time. suantIty, anu plaos of each delivery
Each psrty obtaining q contact win be ros uired
% enter into bonds, with proper slreties for the
faithful fu fment OF the same.
Bids OF persons who are not manufacturers or
regular dealers IN leather work. viii not be con
reiect aly o oil bids which may be made,
Upon the award being made, suoces full bidders
only, Will be notified; and they Will be tlTnished
with for ss Ofths and Of the bond rec M ed
Proposals Will DO addressed to "Gen. James w.
RIPLEY, Chief of Ordnance, WashInrton ID O. ard
ments," JAMES W. RIPiESt
su 9-eot2eAug Brig. Cen, Chief Of ordnance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-14
Bound Out.

ST. JOHNS, August I2.-The steamship AsI,
was boarded by the Associated Press news yacb
on Cape Race on Saturday evening, and tn
ward bound.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BAfcHuol's HAIl DIE
p. .TAs Ssst Ss tAs WoSII.

William A. Raichelor,s celebrated Hair Dy,
produces color not b be distinguished from "a.
ture-wsrranted not 70 injure the Hair In thleast;
remedies the Ill efecs Of bad dyes, and invigor.
ates the Hair for life. Grey, Red or Rssfy Hsss
Instantly turns splendid Black or Brown, leav.
ing the Hair sofs and beautiful. Sold by al
Druggists, &c. ..-
UThe Genuine isdgned wnLiAnA. BAfsx.
noR, - tAs fosy ssdss ersssA bss.
- ksHWy, No. 81 BsselsS a., NsO Ysfi, =
nE.1y (LsiezD broadway and 10 Bond st.)
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SsNorslss lstaM4HSi5SSs 9S As! PEI PRO

ShhHuAAIoENs NO. oSS.
For tn, Ofsrrng of Ipsoards of 4,400, 900
acres Of Land IN OREGON.
Il orders pubic sales in the srAfs OF OllsoS,
AT the land once at ORlsoN G.sY. On the 9Th Of
ships and parts Of tovnsbps. hefstoiore snoaesed,
vest Of the Cascade Mountains, and within the
he and oos 4 sS on se . EN- ay
tober, 1869. Of one hundred aad 6fy four Ss
and psrts Of tow1shils. hereto fore unoered, west
The lsnds win be offered with The u,usI sxo.,-
uors of school sections, Go. ~~Ns
No mineral lands are to be offered. suob lands
being expressly excepted and excluded from % sale
The ssles Will be kept open until the land, ara nj
offered, which is to Sc socomDIished Hitsin txo
weeks, and no longer; and no private AMIR Of sny
Of the snds vim b admitted until sser the sG,irs n n
ton of the two weeks.
fre-emDtion claimants are resuirsd 70 est.bli.h
their claims to the sstlsfaction Of the sYoSeT a.
ister and Receiver, and mako Paymeut for fhs ssTe
on or before the day appointed ior tie 90 mmsne%.
mn ~sit be 81 rs kSohe 1hsFHss Nh ssns
VIII W 'Commisstoper of IN asntys MI nngb
0HNxlAL LAND o1yrcr, Jane 10, IsS.
Nofr.-Under the regulations tbs Depsytrsr,
% heretofore and now existing, no 1ayment can bS
made for sdvernsinr rroG Gsmahons, exoeDt 10 saek
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