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Territory of Washington, J In the District Conrt
I'd Judicial District, : of the
County of Thurston. } I'd Judicial District.
To JOHN +. DEvORE, Owner, and L. DEvORE,
Dowcrcss:
You are hereby notified that complaint for
II foreclosure of mortgage has been filed against
you in said court by r. II. Lnnsdalc which will
on to be heard at the first term of the court.
which shall commence more than three months af-
ter the 30th day of November, 1861, and unless
YOU appear at said term and answer, the same will
he taken as confessed, and the prayer thereof
granted.
The object and prayer of said complaint is. 10
foreclose ~ mortgage against you on certain real
estate in Ihurson county, Washington Territory,
and to recover of you tho sum of six hundred and
twenty dollars, with interest at the rate Of two
per cent. per month from November 18th, 1861
BUTLER =. ANDERSON,
Attorney for Plaintiff
Nov. 80, 1851. 3:wi
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Tl>lIE corporaiors If said company are hereby re-
1 aue,iea Z, meet at the cot ri Hot 81. in the
CITY Of NANtuit EE. county of Clarke. and
Territory of Washington. ~n MONDAY. the "isi
lax Of March. \. u. ls6e "a, the hour Of /" IN the
forenoon of said dIy 1" determine the iime or
time. and place or places. Of opening books Of
subscription To- the capital Stock Of said 'orpara-
ton aud to take such other steps for the earH
ganiLaiion OF said Company a. MAY he lawfully
done. \ full Attendance NPEgsoN of AL the Cor
porators is respectfully requested.
THOMAS II. SMITH.
7cmJ-orcrV Chairman
Of the Columhia Transportation Company.
Nnnrnnler. VI .rrh L.. isn2.
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T1NIAT books of subscription to the capital
pany, will be opened at the Office of W. W. Miller,
in the town of Olympia, on Tuesday, the Sd day
Of April, 1862.
1t is intended that the capital stock of the Com
pany shall be equally distributed over the Terri
tory, and the citizens Of no one Council District
will therefore be allowed to subscribe more than
One-ninth of the capital stock.
a meeting of the Corporators Of said company
will be held at the same place, on Monday, the
18th day Of March. s. ABERNETlf,
+. S. FOWLER,
d. HORTON,
&. G. PHILLIPS,
MILTON ALDRICH,
W. W. MILLER,
PETER J. MOOREY,
Corporators.
March l, 1862. lG:3t
(lrerIand Presa cOnY.
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y NATION AL REPU BLTCA N.
WASHINGTON, u. C., July /, leel.


The undersigned commenced. in the month u
December last. the publication. in this city. Of a
weekly newapsi,cr. called the .tsfoEaf RsynLi,oGa.
Its printed on a large sheet. iwenty-seven by
fort y-wo inche and is furnished the low prices
stated below.
IL will contain all the original matter Of the
daily -Naf0s,' E,prbiacsa, with The exception Of
local news not Bt.rsting 10 country Subscribers.
IL will give full reports Oi the proceedings of
Congress. and of the other departments oi the Ma
tioual t,oyerumrnt.
IL will contain all the news of the dar. foreign
aud dome site. markets. Ac.. &c.. well
original correspondence from all parts Of the
country. The miscellaneous department viii re-
ce,se special attention. and. in all respects. the
effort i'll be made To establish the character OF
the AauoHai Ecgs1isc0E a Famiiy New ,paIer.
Washington being now the crntfai point of TIE
cgrT,ut military operations. great attention u IA DC
paid To- iUrri, l. az the readers of The .,d.svfai
Rey.sscaa With full. and especially ui.h a-o.s4tf
accounts Of ihe TEo-rts, al tLt war f"r the nuE.
In politics the =. per ~ili re Republican. su.-
tainn. the Administration OF Mr. Lincoln. hut Dis
c.a.ming however any prt;eAsion to te the ofsa
.f III. President.
There = nooihcr Republican paper in the b.
;ri,; 81 s"4r a. IA the siciaiiy Of H. anl il !,
believed that eui events have otcnrd 1" such d
paper Important sphere Of useful effort. The
time ha- come. " sn the actual administration 81
the Go,enm,ui aPon Republican principles vii
explode the mi representations Wh.,h have ms dc
those principles - di-tasi..pi "a the South.
But IL !. not oHly here. and in this vicinity thai
the projectors Of the tai.onai Rsp4SisceA hope to
make II useful To the whole country th-t ,lrr a
Journal winch IN discuss national politics from =
national standpoint. and which will never Ice
sweryed from patriotic duty by any o'.rpo" er.ng
presSuTe of local interest.
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W. q. G.
CLUB HOUSE GIN.

THE UNDERSIGNED, BEING SOLE AGENTS
of the above Gin Offer it to the public rs tho Ancst
HOLLAND GIN, and the only GENUINE CLUB
HOUSE GIN imported to this market.
1t is put up in GREEN CASES, and branded
W. s. c., CLUB HOUSE. We shall continue 10
receive the above Gin regularly.
ALSO
Pure Ambtosial Whisky, in faskss
Pure Nectar Whisy, in new style bottles:
Pure Bourbon whisky.
The above Liquors arc from the we'll known
house Of VIM. s. Corwin / Co., New York, and
are guaranteed fine and pure.
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The Water-Cure Journal and Herald Of
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Stuart e Blackehear.

VVYOULDinfor the eitixens of Oiyo- q :
w pia and The Surrounding coautry
that they are nov manufacturing WAGONS, CAR
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IN. he :. Of iupored material by experienced work.
,rcr far which WHEAT will BE- taken IN exchange,
delivered at the Tumwster mills. Shop corner I'd
aud Chinook Streets.
Olympia, December s, 1890. ~
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CoRREcTioN.-We erred last week in stat
ing that Gen. Lander received his mortal
wound in the battle of Balls Bluff. 1t was
in subsequent action that the gallant gen
eral was wounded.
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The Portland city election takes place Oh
Monday. April 7. Considerable ~hiakey
generally changes hands on that occasion.
Thanks to Nessrs. ii. y. Jud,on and
Henry NJ. Goodrll for favors."
PERsoNAL.-Dr. Henry starts for Oregon
ON Monday next. on a short visit.
No later news from the Atlantic by last
nights stage.
Pleasant weather as we 90 10 press.
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Library Notice.

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al once or the bylaws will he put in force
THOS. TAYLOR, Ter. Librarian.
Olympia. March 30, 1861. 20:w2
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Dr. Webber's InvigOratlng Cor.
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To many, the above may seem extravagant
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AND
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,

Olympia, Mar. 81, 1862. 2o:4w
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-07-10
THE POSITION OF GENERAL Nc
CLELLAN'S ARMY.
From the Washington Star, J uly III


We are able to state that positive and
reliable information has just reached
Washington, per telegraph from Fortress
Monroe, announcing that Gems. Keyes
and Fitz John Porter have succeeded In
getting into the important position on the
left wing of the Army of the Potomac
they were ordered they were ordered to
take on Thursday last-their preparations
to take which fastened the enemy's ter
rife attack upon Gen Porter's brave and
effective force.
Until it thus became certain here that
they had been able to get into line as the
left wing Of the army (nstead of remain
ing the right wing, as up to Thursday
last,) it was matter of doubt whether
the sacrifices we made in the great battle
had awaited aught. Now, however, it is
clear that the point for which so much was
risked has been most skilfully achieved.
Our loss proves to have been far heav-
Ter than we were led to believe yesterday
from the statements of two or three gen.
tlemen who left the White House on Sat-
urday morning. If that can possibly be
compensated for, the fact that the Army
of the Potomac now stands in the posi-
ton from which it's chiefs regard the
speedy downfall of Richmond as inevitable
go far to compensate the country for it.
Our left flank now rests Immediately
on the bank of james River, while our
right is probably upon the impregnable
point understood to have been won by
Reintzleman's forces on Wednesday last.
The forces lately required to guard
West Point and the " bite House, and
intermediate depots, as we'll as the thirty
five miles of railroad from West Point to
our front, are now no longer necessary in
their late positions, thus practically adding
much to the acting fighting strength Of
our army, whose supplies of every descrip-
ton can be landed direct from the trans
ports, almost Immediately in their camps,
und4r the protection OF the navy's gun
boats.
We need hardly add that the new DO
sition OF our army is upon high ground.
on which it can operate to far greater ad-
vantage than of late, in the swamps of
the Chickahominy.
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INSTRUCTIONS WANTED.-The negroes
and Gen. Phelps have perplexed Gen
Butler who has found no difficulty ID
meeting all the other questions wh'cn
have come up in New Orleans. bu'l'i
has issued general order excluding ne
groes from his lines. Gen. Phelps T'
ceives them in his camp. About QUO
hundred and fifty of them having coilect
ed in Phelps camp, who must be relieve !.
or suffer, he communicates the fac'S "
Butler and asks for the TRANSMISSION
the statement to the government. Gen
Butler complies with this request senuinY
a communication on the subject blms9 8.
He wishes for specific instructions. ~ ~
desires as a good soldier to carry out ".
policy of the government. He disagree
with Gen. Phelps as to what that Is.
he is right himself he regards Phelps ' =.
vices as worse than useless. While II ~
latter is right, they are invaluable. ln'I ~,
fore, he says, in substance: Give W. We
orders and they shall be carried oul' IN
wait to see whether the President W.
determine on any general policy 10 ls. ~,
ence to escaping negroes i barh'e
Times.
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VERMONT AND THE sTATETAy
Duty ON SLATE MANUFASS
TURES. Az

An amendment was made 10 the ,ov,m
which was very important to the agrioaI
tural States, and therefore to Vermont
The land tax was suspended for two year.
This was difficult question. II was -
portant to retain the direct tax 80 as
make the lands of the rebels pay the ~
if the rebels themselves will not do ~
while on the other hand il was alla,aa
that some of the new Western States o.'
utterly unable to pay the tax. The nav
igation of the Mississippi and trade bav
ing been interrupted, corn and wheat can
not be expected from those States withon,
great cost, and these articles of little vol
ne. Corn has actually been used for final
being cheaper than wood OF coal TEss
direct tax being postponed, Vermont will
derive the benefit of it. Compared with
any other New England State, her taY
will be small, because her manufacturs.
are few. You can estimate the saving n
Vermont by rostponement; her share Of
the direct tax was S22l1,O6s per annup
about half a million of dollars saved to
Vermont. Another consequence will fol.
low: the pay of her tax collectors will BE-
small, very inadequate / think, because it
is to be per centage on the amount to
be collected. The Senate had authorized
the Secretary of the Treasury to increase
the pay when necessary, as l think il
would be in all States which are mainly
agricultural; but the committee of con.
ference struck it out. So much for The
conso..lion OF the dis appointed candidates
for collectorships. BY the way, it will be
some days before the pamphlet of tax
acts can be printed. The new tax act
alone fills more than one hundred PAGE,
of medium parchment-about two hun
bred of cap size sheets
In response to call from Vermont
Mr.. Walton moved to fix duty of forty
per cent advalorem ON states roofrg
states, slate pencils, slate chimney pieces
nantes, slabs for tables, and all other
manufactures of slate" instead of the 50
per cent. provided in the bill. Mr.. F.A.
Conkling of n. Y, moved to strike out
"roofng states" upon which no quorum
voted, and to prevent breaking up the
committee of the whole, this amendment
was accepted. The amendment of Mr.
Walton was then adopted; so the duty on
roofing states now stands at 80 per cent,
and on all other manufactures at 40 per
cent The slate business of Vermont is
getting to be immense. She can supply
the world with slate pencils, and that is
an article so cheap that it will bear high
duty. Other manufactures of slate, such
as mantle pieces, table tops, &c. are really
articles of fancy and luxury, and as sucA
they como within the rule of high duties
Indeed, the enameled slate work of Yer
:, mont is more beautiful than the most cost
ly foreign marbles, and is taking ther
place. Cor. Walton's Journal.