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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-03-14
'>lfED STATES OF AMERICA,
T.GGiToRY ~ " ,sliINGruN, ~.
TuiEp Irp.tI.. DisrGiCr.

/ HiEp Itnit - piS T.lCF.
~ OFFICE /; hereby g,ycl 10 all whom it may
coarcru :-Wna"NAs hhcl has been Sled i'll
IN District Court OF The tn;.cl State, ior the
Territory of Washington. and Third judicial DIS
tr,c. oa ia a:h day January. \. u. ls"i, h.
JOAN j. Nrt,i!Nri. E'v.. Prosecuting Attorney Tor
the nited state. ui America. again / certain dir
ty nine barrels Of salt aud three scinrs. Tor reasons
and causes in the said liocl mentioned, ANA pray
ina ,Ar usual process, and montiom OF the said
court in that behalf. to lie inadc.
Now therefore in pursuance of the montion
under the seal Of the sad court to me directed and
delivered. do hereby give public notice to all
persons claiming the said thirty nine barrels of salt
aud The said three scincs, in any manner Interested
therein. that they be and appear before the salt.
District Court to ne hell AT the city OF Olympia,
ia ani for The Third Judicial District of the Ter
r,nry of Washington, On the sero:d Monday OF
March, \. ID. lShj, the same being the ninth
day OF id month, At II o clock in the forenoon
Of that ,y. tprovided the same shall he u day OF
iuris Ii, 'l,n. otherwise the next day Of iuris
di,jion tECrcaitcr,1 then and there to iuterposc
their cl.aIS anl 10 make their allegations in that
behalf.
Dated II The city Of Olympia this .ith day OF
Jauuar,, 4. y. 1868. WM. HUNTINGTON,
L. Narshal for said Territory.
by :. i. FARGO, Deputy
JpHx !. NcGILvEA, Proctor for Libcllanis.
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Notice..

HNHE Undersigned has been duly appointed by
i Rodoiph M.Walkcr, Probate Judge for Thurs
ton County, Washington Territory, Administrator
Of the estate Of Edward Furstc, deceased. All
persons osyipg said estate are notified to make
payment to the undersigned without delay, and
those having claims against the same will prcseut
them Tor payment. W. W. MILLER.
Administrator.
Olympia, ". T., Feb. II, 1863. l3:if
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.Sl:W .adrutiS
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the unI>r>;gnc!
has been appointed by the Probate coart Of
C.allam county. Washington Territory, a'iininis
traitor the estate Of {. ]. Allen deceased, OF
said county and Territory. All persons knowing
themselves indebted to said estate, are requested
TO make inmcd ate payment, and all persons hav-
ing claims against said estate, arc requested ~
present the sane with the necessary vouchers.
within year from the date thereof, Or the.
will be forever barred.
TII0S. W. " N.iA;E,
Administrator.
New Dungcncss. Feb. -. 1862. la:wl
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-03-14

THWp JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
n Office is hereby given to all whom il may
" coaccra .--WuGRrAs libel has been filed in
Tue Dislie, Court Of the United States, for the
Territory of Washing t0n. and Third judicial ps-
trict. On this J,h day o! January, y. d., 1858. by
John J. McGiivra, ESD. Prosecuting Attorney for
the United States for said District on behalf of
the United States of America, against certain
sloop called the llrutuS. her tackle, apparel and
furniture, nine FIVE gallon cans of alcohol, two
sacks Of lour weighing fifty pounds each, one
jag of English rum containing one gallon. for
reasons pnl causes in the said libel mentioned,
and PRAYING the usual process and moni,on of the
said cour; in that behalf to he made.
Now therefore, in pursuance of tie moniton
under r seal " the said court to me directed and
delivered, do hereby give public notice to all
persons claiming the said slOop Bru.us, her tackle
apparel. furniture and cargo, or in any manner
interest" therein, :hG. they bc and appear before
the said district Court. to be held ut the city Of
Olympia in and for .hc Third Judicial District Of
the Territory of Washington on the second Monday
of March. a. u. 1868, the sumo being the ninth
day of said month, NJ II O'Clock in TIE forenoon
of that dry Crowded the shall he day Of
jurisdiction. otherwise on the next day of jurisdc
ton thcyrtcr.) Then and there to incrp0Sc
their claims, and TO make their allegations in that
behalf.
Dated Mt the city of Olympia, this cath day Of
January, \. ID. 1868. WM. HUNTINGTON,
L. $. Marshal for said Territory
By :. y. FARGO, Deputy.
JONI J. McGILvaA, Proctor for Libcllants
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For Sale,

SPLENDID Eastern made Top Buggy, with
~ shafts, pole, and single Harness. Also II
llgnt spring Wagon. Enquire at
PHILLIPS 4 CO.
oIr,,n;, " r. rrb 9Th 1863 nl3.
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Courts Of washington Territory.

A the December term, 1862. of the Supreme
" Cnur. of Wl>,n!on Territory. the following
time and places were fixed b. said Court, for hold
ing Courts in the several Judicial Districts Of
said Territory. To wit.
L. :. DIsTnirT CorRTs.
First District. nj W.lla Walla County Of Walla
Walia, ON the 18th Monday in April AMI ID Monday
in October, to cuntinuc ior3 weeks unless sooner
adjourned.
Second District. ut Vancouver Clarke County,
on the 18th Monday in May and ID Monday in No
vcmbcr, to continuc for weeks, un.cs sooner adj
joUrncd.
Third District. ut Olympia, Thurston County
on the lst Monday in February and ID Monday IN
july. to continue :; weeks unless sooner adjourned
To take effect in the Sd District after the March
term SOB OF said Court.
District Court; for the transaction of Territori-
al business to b. holden ut
S,cilncoom. Pierce County. on the 18th Monday in
February and "a Monday in August.
Fort Townsend. Jefferson County. on the =! Mon
day in March and LIST Monday in September
Pinknty City, Spokane County, on the I'd Monday
in June.
Pierce city, Shoshone County, Oil the ID Monday
ia July.
Florancc City, Idaho County. on LIST Monday in
August:
Banuack City. Boise County. Oh the LIST Monday
IN september.
Districts Court for the Sd Judicial District in
in addition to the regular TERMS for the purpose
OF bearing and dispensing OF causes within the
Admiralty aud Maritime jurisdiction of said
Court. 10 be holden,
At Oly,npa on the first Monday o'cycry month,
except 'ghurary, July aud September.
A Port Townsend on the Second Monday in
March and FIRST Monday in September.
~ IN act OF the Legislative Assembly, Of the
Territory Of Wa,hugon passed at It's last session,
jrr,a Of the Supreme Court will be begun and
hell ~ the seat Of Government OF said Territory,
On rln frs; Monday in January of each year.
Territory cf WASHINGTON. -
tunnt: o. fhu'ttoA.
|. Richard Lane, '!,rk II The Supreme Conr. of
Washington Territory. d. hereby rctiiy :hnt she
above Is correct M fan statement Of Tia time
and places fixed hy AID Supreme Court for ho'-
d.n"trrr,- otco"r IL ;lc several lrdicial Districts
Of -; Territory, a!i Of which appears Of record
in ni. Uiirc.
RICHARD LANE, Clerk.
NarE-Thr above order OF cour, will no, effect
the ipriag terms l1G,., Of the Stcilacoom nn,.
rou Townsend C"nrts, but will 20 into effect
imlAel.lt-iy thereafter. l2.'n'.
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10 John G. Sparrow, Defendant: You arc
hereby notified that the above named plaintiff
has filed his complaint against You in the
above entitled court to recover the sum of
seventeen dollars and fifty cents on certain
account dated June the 10th, 1862, now IN.
less you appear in said court on the 25ih day
OF April, A. u. 1868, at his Office in my
house, at Ema Postofcp, in said county, ut
the hour of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and answer
said complaint, the same will be taken as con.
fessed. and the prayer thereof granted by
said court. JAS. WALDRIP,
A Justice Of the Peace in ard for the county
of Chchalis. w. H.
Jan. go. 1868. 1i:lw
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For Cray's lIarlhorI

TIME whale boat "JANE," Capt. y. CAL OK
houu, will leave Nontcsipo for Cheha- S$3R
is City, every Tuesday, on the arrival Of ahc mail
canoe from Ccdarvile, touching at intermediate
ports. Persons DESTROYS Of seeing the Chehafis
valley, locating good claim, or visiting the coast,
will lind safe aud speedy conveyance.
For freight or passage apply on board.
February 2e, 1868. lG:m6 Ct.
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Territory of Was'.;r -c,on !

NarE.-Thr above order 6; court will NOT c'lrc'
the ;ipriag terms 1868, of The Stcac"on and
rotl Townsend C"nris, but will 20 into effect
imuie.l.u.y thereafter. l2.'n;.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-09-24
8 f / d ere /.

Sn- rem "8i&monr enquirer" pirt
bteGraee rtsentirt. ob es nidt anBemf0sn
unp swsdmdbip iet. tts armen @.t.
Gen, nslds ibrt Gumilien nI@t srndbrsn
unp tbre 6duletn ni4t be3obleu- .f6nnen,
nstf Grau unp &inrer In btt StIopersi
,u yerfaufen. Datei beSisbt Gd rtefss
Bla,t auf Gin ontsres fleIt&ee SournuI,
mel6ss TEN Bemsi6 eeliefrt bat, rob ets
Wsiben be0ere Gtlavsn absebsn pdrpen,
olS Die Gdwarsen. -. - .-.., e..
Man loQte eluuben. sta6 lol@t Spsfu'
loAonsn febr aeeionet marin, ben Groe
bfr s.n5roli@en @oppNbeats au bsfebren.
DisB mub aber nidtter Gaq fsin. I'd aud
rsren Yr.Ge abnlide Nrtifsl I'm Norren
aelle fert bot. 60 sntbisIt Dor laneerer
Set, tas bsrd@tiete esmotratiihtt uN.
.. Dapboof" foIssnren 2et'arttfd :":1. :
u@ir baten bier i'm Nert.n cine Men8e
hrmer wsiber: 9tuis, bic f& ni@t erndbrtn
t1unsn, rie mfr babel nst 4 Grax unr &ih,
bern: nit l&wnsu ,&often In unfsrsn III.
,msnbdu(srn stbalten mdGen. :.WdIe>re
nt4t beGsL. tielts unfru&abase I9fbtite'
Gapltal nlbli@ aulule6fH unit 1ol@tl arm.
damtIisn1 1flr i,spie.. Setter In ne @fld'
gpssetl ~ pertauf,u Dt,i.lbtn walesd
alsbann ni&t nur ,,bsfltrat ftan"
ianeenl 5uBkt&, rndeli@ej Miislketf II,
s,HtntRltbrE @sftaf@nft abssbsnf'5 III
ID @aorrei@, DNheliMis!, Wr l:Smsfd
noa3 tab5 fedbssspabtt platform. fsrfdb.
.lt@en Stlapotratis atSebpia babs u? .
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-09-24
&- g1o, nun 7a,bt's ,'Ies. ;Dit !.

y NJ ga, nnu gtbt's ,,,les. u 'Dtt.. *,
mtiratF6t prf1t 1ouu's ,psrtlntt.e oor
,&ula.m nit 8rostt :2Satisfattton tnb~ ft
stnsn ttutl&tn: :Retap,' .iaM -Dt. o Va't
'son Soma gits, auf ben5tuinp ettra&t.
Dan 'b5rte man iailot ip:iplF nt4ls lttt
Win @,6be. Gntli&. tauRt pst, Dotlor
j,s,,pl.b.f auf ale' et,etr allf6ft Qdaft.
edt bss' County >Ssbafo1 ftl ssn gtaatS.
ssSsnd t'-'Bd6tf&nnli& tdt mon :.ibn! !sallr
HmotI iauf etd @tump 'lodfn mdftn, .Npn
Doitss; ssrfa&.s nut, tfn' 6spps,btaieF
rk kssdfdstfn oiis' stm ,Dsast ,ju, 7 to1l!tsal !! 4
Schma tc&f fni4tiu VII 6.ddt % pthil
,allsEuttle IN ben @eustrgpsulsfubk ~
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-09-24

eubpto. Ybiltpp mar pbne @straIttbot,
lobue uamtfielbare EbattBfeit 5ssnrIstntr
1Sstts, nut bur@ tintn .epplutiundrsR
d0t4fel ,ur Wslpalt 4elanst, az, rot
atbotntr Gdrff anb 8lauble e,bl'41 *s:
luts III fetn. -. 't,sz r.,.. ~-,5s.:r@
Ssta @iue, j.in.m Wsf9kdi. i,.u il
4b!sitsn, .:fein GdmtIitnffnn unb fefne auf.
|H&lfae a&tune tss Doltts, feiHe sieeue
|gbrli&fstt bsladftiste 2ubwt8 pbiltpp tn
lfah idmralt&sr @stle, bis,psiltn 70 }etr,
1caB rteutapr 5wusrt, Hbntg iu fein, 7t Ut
Rarl une wis mutbts ct aud mar. %,:2.
! Ut fcblte untsr ietnen GQbsn stn futht>
torte Mrssinanpsr. ,nb> Qc68ebtn, ba6
rod frtnssws9s Elm 3srfousn tpar, ia
pae Qanb f& msbr flbIte. ala iemaEss, : :
-an esm 6orilonte tbdtmtsn f9 bunfle
Ha0eu auf. Gin ieltlamss Dunlst, bas
ndber ,uub ndby fam, serbrtittte fld al.
mdtta 1ter ctt 9fnf&fn, ilbir BIZ Dtn9e,
dbr tie Spssn, .eiu G9attsn, ter BON
Corn unp pom Gpaemsn bs.tam. aQfs,
mas atsretlt srfldt war 1dbrtf nd Don.
Nsusa, unp. eat: biswetlen attmtte bas
.@eniGtr ~ tbrltbtn wannss plster:
auf. tulopstt Is ete 9uft erlaubts, Il, tsr
.f&, @opbies'ep, .pnjt Dabrbsttsn mi(&!sn.
Dte @stfltr 3tttertsa In tr @n0f Dor
psn, Soeialismtls. mte bic Bldttsr por
erin habsnrsn @eptttsr. Die eIettrifde
Spannunn tpar 70 9rob, bab In 8etpifsn +
@uSsnbIidfn ee1u s1Re bsRe Manu, tin, I
unbstannter. leu@tste. Dunn laut tae
Ddmmsrunesbuntsl pistsr berab. rSu
8spI6su 3wtfdsnrdumeh fonn.s man ou
pem tiefsn uno pumpfn @rousn srmefs p
fen, pslde Menpe usu 8Iisfof In hsr ;
@otte aufetbduft ftt.
8aum awaujtD Nonatf paren felt ber
SuItrenoIuiion sfr8an8en unp pos Satr'1
1882 bate uutsr trpbtnteut .MuS(eteu
tsSunnsu. Dne Bolt mar tn Netb, bte !!
Arbdier batttn tstn Brop. tsr lsbte Yrtni
pou 9onbs war in uubeFonnter @fife 8es. =.
aorbsn, BraGel ssrt.i.b bis Nai5auer, ,uts II
parts bic Bourbens, 0sletsn bot ftb Eels''I
usm fransbil&en Yrtuasnou uno tibersab
ii& sin.m ensIil&sn Yrinafn. Pr raj. y
f(&e pae res Ratius Nisolau8 J. bintet
Branfr.t& .lpet Ddmonen re Slbens:
dupinant In @pantsn. Mteusl In Yortu4j
ooI; rtt Gree bsbenp in Stalien, MstteJs
MD ets banb na@ Bologna oueiredsno,
:Seitrstdb esf9rtfftnb IN &n. "
coma. i'm Norten bum6fe bamme1l@ldae;
uslbs bas. aIie poIsn in letnem wttbsr
f@|enen, in gang europa 8e>'
retite BBde. nuf Granfreid f&ausnp,
Gnalanb Tin perbddtt9er N.rblnbeter,
INNER bersit, tob (l@r Net9eube ntsbersuS
Robsn unb auf pns @sfaQene f& ju fllrs !"
len. BE 2tlten pom @aBen re RSnteS
ufeaewi(at, tas 4reus pom Notre' Dame
3srt(I.u, Qafapette tlstu aeporben, -2aRtte
rutui.t, BENJAMIN Gpnfant In @rmutt
B.Rotb.n. Rafmtr Ysr.tsr IN ter Sbu. +
mad bsr Wa&t; be poli!ti&e 4rantbstt
unb bte fottale &rantbstt elet@sstttB ber'
In ben bstrsn 6auptfdpten be
Rti&e, In eer @taht bes @seantsnS uno
Ii Der @fabt .etr Mrbett tn Patfs hfr
Barosrtrieg, In &yon ter'arbrttsfrtsg> H.
,,tptn @ideten rer(sIbe @lutbl&etn, efn
R.ut,rpurpur an esr 5tf1n ess 8oltss;
eu gdrsn fanatiRst. ber, @efen btunru'
btot TT 6.r,oetn pom Bsrry tn esr 0sn'
pee, Gomplotte, gnl&w5runBen, Aufftdn'
rt, tis Gbolsra fleitn ben, tumpfsn Brau'
tn rer Sreen bsn tlftsru xumuA tsr Gt'
,iaui{{e tst. a,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-09-24
Im0uf @nrnebp!b'a

@ronrit- una propi6ons Stott,
Ro 81 2te Straa rpiieben Sarrtfon unb R,pIep.
% eupprt. SDwa
fobensn pobla1urrtes bseuteut eaeervoa
Groceries, Yrc1dons, Tarmer's 6a1bware,
Woreenan, Rerofene.2ampen, QiquDrs,
6ol3-. Wetoen. unb Tanep. .Waaren 1c.
rrbdlteu eI&s BIN pubiu bon Davenport uns umBseuS
robItetl fur Ia gum Dtrtauf a1eeboten wtrben.
~ Das Motto Ii 5hneler umab NIT aer#sth 9rottl
Wns aar,n merben tn tre NIB stnem zteilt btr Stabts
rs 3auS eeliefert
tN0 Rommt uab praft mstue gnaaren unt prefen.
'3maitupba) aluQuf Warntbp1b.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-09-24
9bat(a&.n, aus wsl@enzbfe
= Observation-Disclosures uut
!. = Sic o.rL@ s{btbte Anb g.
q n n I I IN B..

= w ~ ~
80 iannt tnb. - 49,
q Bta,n toe ~'Gnte tss Nprils Bate I'D
Na,s v.y(&ljmne{t. .Au6. Der @dbrung
wGtbt stn ao9sn,, 6stt. 1880 BATE 20
bier unp ia fleine 5trabtnaufldufe gsge. :, =
t,n, nit bslp unierb.ldt ,parbfn, abr im.. IA i
mtt BON Sleusm enftantln. Elm 3ddben e
nee k,stt serttettettn unlertrbif@en Bran
ose. Gtpas S&rsdlt&es (ttsn rabtia r.
ID matffn: Ren .fab ,:ete nod nnetutNs
den atnisu us ilmtihe tttntt nseli&sn.. =
R.seIuttpn. -Granftft@ fta,.tf = e
patts. paris (ab auf eIt SetflaleNt flalN ct. St.. /.
sttciut. az =. -, .s44srr:s- ~ !,
'SSh: : Biz mir,tdtau{.r vi @.rabt Gharpnne=
par,t, obRlti& tte 0srbinbune pttfer bet' s.
reu Bsip6rter f@, taum aufs bic @trtbes /
ldufer tan'utnon- su laifsn f&stnt, stnf u
unb filtndft@. +T7-7=- = JIG, E:iFf'
Ole Reaisrure tpusbe bort ttAn: nheH=
dnfah an Grase 1stfelt. Nan t.fpratb :
hf{euttt& bit 6at1e, ut NON f@ f@laastt'
{c0f, pterl o. man rubis bltibtn apouk.
E.ss abb ;2efale1 btnterl BEN 1dbfn, tr tptl,&
tbrn mon gbtea Arbettsri f@ubren lteb,f@
auf t,n, is,Ren aedrmtuf auf ter Stsatesi
|ttn,uRnben ounbl v,u tdmpfsn ptne 1tte I
[Ndnbe ,u,dbien4A.t q Gar tanu ter S&wnrs3
atibon,, 10 ,(pra&. tin, Mann. .7str I'M nsts
EGde3 he sState tiab, Iaut:: sDa t5rR w
}Dt taRfs eei&noren. 8feweiltn ding 4
-, L. h.n s,Aen GAnd, In riYl sfffhicff6Ss5
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-09-24

s&luns.nbtut loute mon nod Nu@R&'
babsn
unb was .lcu mon entli@ -uoa-esH go.
fen WoN.n fa8sn. mtl&s f& r,rort 9abr
lana pom I&laaen 0strdtbrn am Hatrsn'
fetls fltlsn lalsul
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-09-24
Spf}srei maarfn ~Wf(9dft

- Don -
8eiberbecfe II. mtl1er,
80. "A wsfl. 2ts Stra6r, Dap.nport Soma,
49,
gB empfeb1en fur tt bssjdbrss Srnbte uafr str reid
baltses Daaren.Qaser poa
@roeerten. Wbtstp, s1qusur.n, @ol5 SLID in
Sftts unb balben Tddern, aetrodneten Trlh-
ten, @orae1an.. e:eenf- unp @las.
Waartn. Me0er unb @absln,
Q6feI, 9oljmaaren. Strtde.
@aud- u. &au.Eabat ,e.
Berues: etxe ro6e Muswatl BON
Nbeiu<, franj0iildeu u. Gatawba< <Bcin,
@artellen in TlBdsn unb in @tstn.a6pfen, :
bolldnbii6e 6drtnee, @dwet}tr', 2imburgsrs,
8rduter- .unb 6ambur9er Qaeao,
nneenarjte une separ3se ebeeolaes H. I. ~
@ptel (d9sn, Nrbeits 85rbAfnu II. Noiions
jeber Mrt.
Da wtr trs uut In s'ostn Quautitdt'n fur 9nib iaufen
ns MIR I'm eianoe etrbtl1is erSbereu unb flelntren
Darttu seriaueu unb eruHen unftre be unb duS
mdreeu Greunbr i'm Trdfuue uarer Waa1eu unit uuiesr
prelfe.
tuw 9eipnbsde &. Miaer.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-20

THE BOOM County CssEs The examination
of the prisoners from Boone county, charged
with resisting the enrolment. was concluded yes
terday before Edwin Davis. ESQ. United States
Commissioner. Three of them, Henry Lucas
DAVID Lucas md W Taylor. we're discharged
there not being the slightest evidence against
them. Three others, Patrick Lee. Patrick White
and Sandy Ritner. were held To bail in the sum
of 5000 each the evidence being scarcely suif
cient 20 cast shade upon them The others
eight of them. were required 70 give bail in
81 600 each, for their appearance at the present
term of the District Court. the Grand Jury oil
which will meet Thursday of next week
The prisoners were defended by Messrs. Nc
Donald 4 Roach.
IL does not appear from the mass of testimony
that there was any concerted resistance 10 the
enrolment. The Commissioner young
man who had been but short time IN the coun
". and was not a resident of the township The
citizens supposed there might be one mar in their
own township qualified 10 doiIhe work. and wer,
little vexed at the slight put upon them bv the
appointment. Ia seemed rather to be n desire "a
have little fun at the expense of the Commis
sioner than To- resist his authority.
The egg'ng was an impromptu performance OF
the part OF the women. One OF them engaged IL
IL was widow lady who had one son killed IL
the battle OF Stone River. and another still L, th
army One had husband in the army, an,
still another had only there.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-20
rnc Resources of the south.

The military resources of the South we're never
more ample than now: and the present condition
Of the Confederacy with reference to material
elements uf success IN the war, Is one OF varied
and lively encouragement.
Its estimated that we have arms enough TO
nut In the hands of a million OF men. and our
available military strength is rated at but little
less than million and half. We have now in
the Confederate service from 100000 to 650 600
effective men: the irregular organizations and
State militia would probably add 2OO,OOO more.
These figures are authentic: portion OF them
are derived from such public data as appear IN
the debates OF Congress. while the estimate OF
the additional forces that might be called out In
circumstances of paramount necessity J. probably
not out of proportion TO the well aScertained sta
tistics OF population.
Other aspects of the Eciurc Of our condition
are no, dscourging The recent alarm with
reference % the resources of subsistence IN the
COutederacy has. IN great measure. subsidized
aud given place 10 better informed aud more con
iient views of the stock of provisions on hand
and our vast capabilities Of production, which are
now in exercise The gram crops ia the South
were never more promising than at the present
season. The crop OF wheat. hkey TO be harves
ted this year will be without parallel in the
South.
From all parts Of the Confederacy from the
Potomac 70 the Rio Graude. and the remotest
western boundary We have cheering news of the
growing grain crops Contrary 10 the expecta.
tons of some. that the cotton region would not
/ prove 20 be adapted 10 the cultivation Of wheat,
IL has produced this grain with a luxurance quite
/ equal 10 that We have seen 10 the best wheat dis
/ trictS OF Virginia The corn also : said 10 look
healthy and thrifty In all parts of the Confedera
cy. with the prospect Of an overwhelming crop
Extending our survey of the internal condition
OF the Coniederacy, We have also cause for con.
graiulatons IN is improved I'm lnces. 10 excellent
results OF the Tax Bill. the withdrawal of the
currency. the reduction OF OUTLAWS and the en-
larged revenue OF the Government. We learn
that already there have been at least eighty mil.
lions Withdrawn from circulation anu returned q
\ the Treasury The consequences OF this reduc-
ton are already ielt in the decline of prices the
encouragement of speculation. and the moral a.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-20

THE RAID INTO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS was
received at the executive Office early Yesterday
morning. that a body of guetillas had crossed the
Ohio river. fifteen miles below Louisville and
were dashing through the border counties with
the supposed intention Of destroying the bridges
on the Nes Albany and Salem railroad. Gen.
Mansfield was sent az once to the scene of action
with ample authority to call out all the forces
needed for their defeat or capture. and 10 protect
the counties exposed. Troops we've at once dis.
patched from here. and Gen. Boyle telegraphed
from Louisville that he has sent force by the riv.
er TO cut On the retreat of the maranders IL
does not appear that any Ineligible account of
the route OF The invading force had been received
last night.
Gen Mansfield telegraphed. on his arrival al
Orleans IN Orange county that 100 euerrillas
were said 10 have been there, who were making
their way To New Albany. aud that he would fol
low them. The operator at Washington. Davies.
county. telegraphed that ~ guefrillas Jeff Paoli
for Washington. the evening before, at q o'clock
bat had not arrived at the house when he sent b .
dispatch |, was rumoret they had skirmish
near Orleans and that two men were kLled aud
two horses captured.
The last dispatch was from Col. Maginnis o.
the Legion. 10 the effect that he had sent Captain
Merrwether into Owen county with 100 GONZALES
cents His Information was that the guerrilla
we're on the road 20 Fredericksburg, pressed b!
over 300 men. and making for the mouth OF Biu'
River.
All this Is not very Ineligible. but vet u I
sufficient TO show that a band Of daring aud des
perate men have recklessly dashed over int
our State. trusting TO the tieetness Of their horse
10 escape ritter striking a blow somewhere
Prompt measures have been taken to proven
them doing sny considerable damage. and If the,
hold together. they can hardly escape capture.