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PUGET SOUND HERALD,
FOR DELEGATE TO CONGRESS,
J.qO. RAYNOR,
OF CLARKE COUNTY.


aa' OorPsauEApa -Neser. perhaps did q political
Marty attain degree Il sdium equal 70 that
wk;ch has Cir 70 attaeh 70 this stripe Of the
democracy. The most bitter and emphatic dc.
nuncistioa Of the cepperAeads comes from for
net msmbert q their party 10 the army, bat
cling herOicaIly for the UaiOn, who lOse no oppOr-
sanity % make public the sentiments Of lOathing
With which they regard then, sad who threaten
them with reckoning when ne country shall
no longer need their services 10 the asld. They
jasily attribute ths dsIay In crushing the reoel-
Non 10 thsse enemies of the Government sthcme.
uhs vOlla saetilce The Union for the success ef
thtir parik Their keassnSbls doings have a.
F.,ay coA hsesauAry tsas q thsasaads Il Pc
Sioas IivsS ana millions upon millions q trea-
tnTt. 81 which generations unborn VIII Be bur.
dslsd win Oppressive tAxation. These things
wil b remembered against them when The day
Il weakening cones. d Tbs spplieatioalof The
t.f.h . aCSppsrksad', .will be Feprosch which
lks mout birdsnsd q then win shEiik ron win
kssur, uhsa thsy rsslins de tAct thak TO serve
psr,t onas thsy have jssparded The saIsty Of
o. nsIioa ana ssadstsd themselves the most
dn,pie.bIs d ersaiorsk kel N vho can them
eSlr1 DuuoolaiS hsWsrs how they become idsh-
dlsa via thcss uofss than traitors; for Fsst a.
isurSa lhSi he tius WIN cons when they VIII
curut De dsy MT they sought 70 destroy ths
~ 0sy,Innsni ever eoncslVed by man. ~
II NJ. 0sn-ons q ths irss T,s sirrsia.sd
...~-.u,l-.., n.w,n, ~ fIa anunar2rRa ar CHA a
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Sfiisrrllaneuus advertisements.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

ny VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
out Of the District Court Of Pierce County, W. t. on ne
tn day Of May, 1885, and directed and delivered
sell according to law at the Court House door In Stella
SATURDAY the 2Oh day Of June, AD 1853, at o'clock
PM Of said day. the following described Real Estate,
Wit
All those certain lots parcels Of land situate In Chap
mans part Of the town Of seiAeoOm, In Pierce couny
Washington Territory that known and described In the
recorded plat Of said town Lot No. In Block No. y alsO
the undivided one.hah interest in Lots Nos
TO- together with all the AppurenAnees theFeunto belonging
or in any wise appertaining
The same to be sold to satisfy Judgment calling for he
sum Of One Hundred and Ninety Nine Dollars and neven
Gents, and Inter- from the 20h day Of February, AD 1885,
until paid together with increased cnss rendered
BY the aforesaid Court In favor Of L. HEBRON and sganIt
STEPHEN JUDeON,
..r. Sheriff Of Pierce County, W. r
Dated At steflaeoom May 90th 1865
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steilacCCOm, Pierce G., v. T. Jane i5lb, 1868.

HomowAYs oNrMESr AND Universal
patroDage.-Iet all sufferers from general or
local disease taRe heart; ard follow in the wake
Of thousands who ascribe their restoration Of
health to the use Of these noble remedies. Rheu-
matism in the muscles or JOINTS, equity pains,
neuralgic tortures, cramps and; spasmodic
twitches depart Under the appropriate employ
ment Of HollowAyS Ointraent ind Pills. Bad
legs, oil kinds Of ulcers; sores, burns. wounds,
pimples, cutaneous inhammations, and dropSical
swellings, are best met and quickly condurred
by this Ointment, which happily combines harm.
lessness with efficacy. The reputation Hullo-
ways Ointment and Pills have acquired through.
out the habitable globe should induce every az
Hicted person 10 give them trial before despair.
ing Of relief or abandoning hope.
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To Mississippi, numbered Union soldiers have
contracted limited marriages with seeesh women,
to continue awhile the war lasts"
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should be united In the defense Of the govern.
ment at home.
Resolced, That adherence 10 old party ties In
this crisis Of our country Is unpalriotc and mis-.
ehievous and that all who truly love their coun-
try should be united in sentiment and action in
its behalf against ell foes, military or political.
Resolued, That abjuring for the present oil
partisan interests and former political ties, We
will unite ourselves in one Union party to sus-
tain the administration in its efforts to restore
the national authority and to crush treason and
traitors fiOm our soil, with all that can germinate
or support either. ,
Resolved, That while loyal people Of this Ter.
ritory are 10 favor Of the use Of al the energies
and resources Of the government for the sup.
preston Of this wicked rebellion and the Festor.
alton Of the authority Of the government in all
our borders they are in lavor Of giving to the
South, as 70 I'll sections Of our country, all the
rights % which the constitution entities them.
In 4 crisis IKE the present when an that Is ci
value to Us as people Is at stake, Il is the imper
alive duty Of The press, no less than Of the pub
lieUa 4 the natiOn, 10 impress frequently and
earnestly upon the masses the obligations they
are under 70 uphold and sustain the Government
that fosters and protects them. This duty has
thus ihr been discharged with ability and energy
By loyal writer's and speakers; but their task
spot yet ended. Until the pending struggle
finally terminates BY The triumph Of the right
over ths wrong -uutil The safety and pesps,oisy
Of the Union ia assured beyond peFadyeuturs Or
the possibility Of adoubt-thsre should be no
remission IN this duty. lAnd there has been
none - The columns upoa columns and vOlumes
upon volumes sPoa this ifultdl sutlsct that have
been given . TIE world amply testify, ,rog ia,
No man Who has kept himself informed q
'le events tIAnsPiring q ne East can % igno-
~. q ,ne 'sae causes which have tended %
sosIse. .ne P,'.eps SnnapPy .suuggle rees"esn
.ns Nertn ana ne selsh, Ehese causes ere
,oeee N sae aoase and pa.sise syIPathy % tns
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NIIsCELLANEoUs ITEMS.

ABOUT Sao,OOO,VOO OF postal currency are u
circulation.
Ohio has passed an act providing that her sol
diers shall vote at State elections.
The Mormon emigration promises to be large
this year than for many years past.
The tax on dogs in New Hampshire will,
is thought, yield an income Of $2o,ooo.
There is no truth in the reports Of the specu
lations Of A. T. Stewart, the great New YOrl
dry goods merchant.
| AIigiIant officer in Washington recently ex
traeted seven canteehs (eI pints) Of whisky iron
q secesh Iady's crinoIine.
The number Of persons now buried in Green
wood Cemetery, n. Y, is equal to the population
Of New York city in 1910. .
| A Kansas paper mentions report that q man
recently died natural death in jackson county,
Missoari It adds that the report needs contir.
nation. "
The old steamer Sumter, which was lately pur.
chased at Gibraltar by some Rnglshmen, ID about
to sail from England, Il % said, armed as rebel
privatecr.
i .
Rhode Island, New Hampshire and Maine are
the only States which have svailed thsn'selves o.
the government offer Of land for establishing %.
rientaTd colleges ,-.s -, ,sa..
Ata sale Of negroes in Louisville on the 18th
April, /" Prophe' Elijah" brought three hundred
and forty-ive dollars, which was . little under
the average price Of the others that were sold.
An the contracts Tor ironclads {twelSe IN an
have been awarded. The prices FOR these will
range from $3.50, 900 to S4OO, 600 They are tu
be finished and added to the navy In about, six
months. is. dade ,'.lfa sa1s'a' 'll5
The Fishermen Of Maine are eet,ipp tired ol
waiting for their bountie. From present appear.
aaess, fewer vessels will engage in codfshing
under the bounty regulations, this season, than
heretofore. -.st an, (, ......g, .,T
Through the burning of the Bath Paper mils
near Aueuita. GeOrria. manv Of the Southern
journals viii have to suspend publication, as Il
was the only mandatory Of consequence In the
rebel States. 2rs ~ ,ni 3a,-i1a lc
Iud,a Lana n, ',,s , ais.invui.b.a .;,;,,n ~ Ala.
h.n. s,.,., a /. r,,,,l,c is,,or ~, Can, A,h.r,
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UNION COUNTY cONvExTIoN.

The Union or Peoples Convention, or Mass
Meeting Of the Electors Of Pierce County, w. T.,
will be held in the town Of SteilacoOrn, in said
county, at the NJ. +. Church, at the hour Of
o'clock PM, on Wednesday, the Gath instant,
for the purpose Of selectingand putting in nomi-
nation for the several Offices to be filled by cleo
ton in said county, at the next annual election,
such persons as q majority Of the electors pres.
ent may decide will best serve the interests and
wishes Of their constituents.
This Convention Is not called for the benefit OF
any party or clique, but for precisely opposite
ends. For the first time in the history OF the
United States we see the Chief Magistrate Of this
Government call to his aid and Counsel, and to
places of crest responsibility and trust, men best
qualified for these positions, without regard to
their former party connections. We see our
common country plunged deep in devastating,
murderoyS war; we see both q national and n
county debt FAST accumnlating on our hands; we
are beginning to feel the weight Of heavy taxa.
tion; we see aiders, abettors, and sympathiZers
Of the enemy in our midst, who belong tOaparty
organization, and we can easily trace someof the
leading causes Of the origin Of our tronbles, and
the continuation Of them, to party organizations.
ThcreforS with this example and these facts plain
before the honest tas.p9ying people, Of Pierce
County, can they not see il Tor once 10 be to their
Interest to come up at this time en- mGsse and see
to n that loyal, honest, Ind competent men are
placed 10 domination who will not permit
self or the interests Of any man or clique sway
them from the path Of official dutyt and to throw
Of oil former party allegiance and conventional
party ties, which enslave the minds and votes Of
ffeemeni Is II not time that men should 60 to
the ballot-box, the gre,t boon Of freedom, and
there exercise freeman's legacy purchased by
the blood Of our forefathers) according to the
dictates Of his own mind and conscience
By order u the Union County Committee.
-, q, II. SPINNING, Chairman.
Steilacoom, Pierce Co, ". T.. Jane 18th, 1868.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
MOWERS AND REAPERs,

Ei0R SALE l.qtv, TO clelsH cONstanMRsr--
isIs Z w. Essds "a Z 40 !. "a y me- TO
l1ll ilt Tf17 ~ Q. cn1GDY co. ~ !. 1
taal f -a. iag "a TamWassis W.T.
!s.yb jas155 a--su.Jfrfg ss5li s.r q .7a..ib q
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.JoHH But CHKNdno FRcsf.- f.-SecrstAry Sew.
ard having whispered something into the private
ear Of John Bull, our buFly uncle is now after
ths privateers 81 JEFF Davis. Byfeee6t adviees
from England, nys acorrespohdent writing from
New York, 4 complete revnlsicn OF feeling TO-
wards the North is apparent, 10 the action Of the
Grown Ministers and the press - sudden as Il
Is remarkable. Their neutrality has, an st once,
been actually enforced 10 The seizing of several
vessels building for the Confederate navy, and
capturing ,WaFlike stores. One In particular, the
Virginia; built 1t Dumbarton, escaped the day
bsI6re the order for her arrest arrived. She was
only partially finished, and bad no guns o. war
Ike material end but . small crew on board.
She cannot do any damage yet, being thus IN.
provided for offensive Or even. defensive opera
ticns. A Federal cruiser Is IL search of. her.
The other vessels seized Eve IL al, have been
taken possession Of by The Government. Earl
R1ssell has also caused rigid Investigation into
the manner in which the Aldbamd was fitted out
and permitted 70 clear without Custom House
papers Already We learn there Is considerable
dhttcFing among the 800" Liverpool merchants
Who suppled the fund 70 build and arm hef. \ !,
aTns EESEcn The passage uf the cOnscription
Get i driving great numbers of young men toto
he bonds pf matrimopy, and from al parts d
tbs country they seem to Be taking shelter from
Ghs draltin thseriIollne Of their affections The
papers were never known ID contain such pie.
thoric columns under the head Of amarrisdY be-
ioie.a In Baltimore. for example, the increase 0i
= a
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.'sAnnIvEDe~ThO baFque aAfasachu.sits. Capt.
SchsBdeF, arrived at stsIlacOom Yesterday morn
ing 6v1 San Ffincisco. She bsoughtl eCusid-
srlbls quantity Of freight bf MessfG Schhieg .
kiseubsiA and furniture snd goods 81 RSsd.
Eissnbsik shs len San FrpeiSco % ths, sod
ut, making he Pass.s. % ssvsnlsss d.ya os I
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ExPLoRAnoH- on -AUsTRALIA.-The explorer,
Stuart has at lAst succeeded in crossing the con
tinent ol Austraiis. He has discovered, . splsn-
did country as large ss The colony d, Victoria,
with rich soii, q good climate, abnpdanee cf ";
Ter, and possessing fine guifs and hpFbofs abut-
ting on the Indian ocean. n He has also discos-
cred practical route across ths continent iuiths
direct line to India. The value and importance
Of sluarts discoveries are ysly great va.
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TnE EnidRAncS IA .dispstsh dated Salt Laks
City, June oh. sAys ' /. .ths Eastern emigration
has made It's appearances, and large numbers cf
emigranls pass daily. !" They are early, and uiIl
reach their destinations IN good season. We
hope our citizens win not neglect 10 take hea-
surss 10 meet sDd guide those destined iUf. our
owi c0,lnfv, rnh poy . ,fteizp g lf.t ,ilscH'
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CaTrTLs snIrnEEr. wy The schooner Flying
Miskl Capt Thompson, sailed from Keach's wharf
on Tuesday evening ior Victoria. loaded with live
stock. Her cargo consIstsd of 10 cows, 90 beef
cattle, and 8 horses. MrA Roberts and child, cf
whatcOm, and MessrA Jas. Hughes. Packschsr
and Carson took passage In her her, ThS Hit
returns immediately i6r another load cf cattle. y,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-28
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

POLICE CAsEs.-Ainsworth Goodwin, drunk;
dismissed. jobs Dorsey, selling liquor without II.
cense; fined $40 ~. Jack simms, disorderly con-
duct; fined ~ u. G. d. Jewell, nuisance, fined
$40 10. Peter o'Donohue and r. p. jackson. nui
sanoe; dismissed. lanes Flynn, disorderly con.
duet; nned 81 90. Lucy Tabs, petty larceny; dis
missed.
MARINE BLIsT.-ArriUals-Schr Albert Thom.
as, Thomas, N. VI grain to Government.
sehr. Frances, Council, N. Y, hay to sane.
sehr. Alliance, Foman, Washington, light.
schr. Marshall Perrin, CoPes, Alex andris; same.
sohr. Haxall, Bogett, same.
Depdrfurs-steamsr u. Chamberlain, Stewart,
Phsra; mdse from Hyde and Davidson.
sehr. Biliip u. Seaman, King, Alexandria, -four.
CHEsAPRAgB AND Quo CANAL.-Arrivals--
Boats to Rays Docks with coal; Juniatta III tons,
Little BOZ, sstons. To Borden Mining Company;
D. Lynn, io7 tonsiJ Y. Chaplain, II2 tons; NJ Criss
iis tons. To Cumberland Coal and Iron Company;
Morgan Miller, ne tons; O. W. Birdsall, II2 tons
roJ. c. Hieston, Captain John short, i01 tons. To
W. r. SNOW = Co.: ThomAs Lammon, I0s tons.
Observation-Disclosures, Little Bob, M. D. BramhaIl,
A. II. Pofsnburser, Mary Willard, A spAtes, and
Emma.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-28
PERSONAL,

GEN. FREMONT and family have taken cot
tsge at Nahant for the seascn. afH.
GEN. scHEScK Is at Congress Hall, Cspe
May, Delaware.
ALFRED B. STREET is engaged upon . new
poem, at the STATE Library, Albany. .., ...
COLLECTOR BARNEY Is at one Of the watering
places. ...
Gov. PIERPoNT, of Virginia, has established
himself at Alexandria, from which city he will ad-
minister the affairs Of the State for the present.
MR. JAMES Z. MURDOCH, the tragedian, has
consented to deliver All address in PhIladephia
on the National Crisis"
BRIO. GEN. sALAMoS, recently In command
OF the district OF Helena Arkansas, 10 at present
on visit to his friends at Milwaukee, wisconsin.
Col. CLARENCE BUEL, OF the One Hundred
and sixty-ninth New York volunteers, arrived at
the Astor House last week, on his way to take
command Of his regiment In front Of Charleston.
Gov. CURTIN and large party of dIstin-
ruished gentlemen LEFT here for the Army Of the
Potomac at noon to day to witness the presenta.
tion OF sword to Gen. Meade. Gov. Curtin de-
livers the presentation speech.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-28
Amusement

WASHINGTON THRATRl.-This evening 10
the last night but one Of Miss susan Denim, when
will be submitted a performance that outvies all
previous ones, and should secure very large at.
tendance. The entertainment commences with
glorious farce entitled "Aspiring to the stase;"
after which Miss Deniu appears as Gertrude In the
!" Loan Of Lover" singing several songs, among
which the famous" "Whaek-row.de-iow,"w i" with new
verses for the occasion. Miss Denim will also sing
the beautiful ballah, "No one to Love-" The per-
formance concludes with q roaring farce, "a
Secret WAY to DO It," In which c. H. Clarke (Jerry
Blossom) appears ss Thomas Dontcaire.
VARIETIRs.-CrowdSd,a as usual, last night.
The public are determined TO support the right
place The ladies Of the ballet are handsome In
the extreme, while the arstes Of other grader are
equally attractive. Tonight the melange Of music,
singing, and dancing, with the extravaganza OF the
Singular Mortal. Monday night new piece, writ
ten for this establishment entitled the Irish Valet
or The Love Drop.
CANTERBURY HALL.-To-night Is announced
A. the last but one Of the ZAnfretta Troupe, who
have filled this comfortable hall every night during
the nearly four weeks Of their engagement. The
public will be sorry to lose them but other onysge-
msnts preclude the possibility Of their remaining
longer They appear tonight In the laughable
pantomime Of The Milliners," and pretty ballet,
besides performing several Of their surprising Aero.
battle feats. A mstinee will be given tomorrow
afternoon.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-28
+ ROM X A N s A S.
Pursuit of the Rebel Quantrell.
TERRIBLE RETR1BUTIoN.

KAKsAs CIrT, August 27.--Quantrell's men
are scattered In their fastnesses and throughout
the border counties, and are still being hunted
by all the available troops from all parts Of the
district. Many OF them have abandoned their
worn-out horses and gone to the brush afoot.
They were all remounted at Lawrence on horses
captured there, leading their own horses with
plundered goods, but In tho pursuit the horses
and stolen goods were nearly all abandoned
before they got far Into Missouri.
Over three hundred horses have already been
taksn by our troops, including some OF those
stolen at Lawrence. More Of the goods and
money stolen has besu recovered, and will, %
far rs possible, be restored 10 their owners.
II Ia reported that twenty-one more Of the
guerrillas have been killed since yesterday,
making . total Of about eighty, which will
probably be largely increased before any con.
siderable party OF our troops withdraws from
the pursuit.
No prisoner have been taken, and none will
be taken. All houses In which goods have
been found have been destroyed, as well as all
houses Of known guerrillas, wherever our troops
have gone. Gen. Ewing intends to destroy the
houses Of all persons In the border counties
outside Of the military stations who do not re-
move BY the 9th Of September, In obedience to
q general order.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-28

THOUGHT He WAS RoBBKD.-Last night, at
Fords theatre, man went to Detectives Blyley and
McDcrmott, and told them that he had been robbed
OF a pocket-book containing q large amount Of nc.
ney The detectives were Immediately on the alert,
and went all over the house to try and hnd any sus-
pieious characters who may have been In the house
Aner a long search they found tive who might have
picked the pocket. But upon going after the man
who said he was robbed, he took the officers to one
side and Informed them that he had Just remem-
bered ihst he had left his wallet at home. The
officers were just about angry enough to have
taken that man to the station house anyhow.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-28
aux Q
QIENNIAL EXAMINATION OF I'M

pIENNIAL EXAMINATION OF IN
~ VALID PENsIONERS-PENsIoH OpSicr, Au.
gust TO- lsss--The next biennial exAminstion Of
army Invalid pensioners, required BY an act OF
on and after the eth day OF september, iss5' and
must precede the payment Of pensions then fniiins
due No certificate Of such Examination bearins
aste prior to the eth proximo will have any valid
All examinations under the above. .nnmed law
are required to be made by two Surgeons M ear
tltcate OF examination made by unsuthorlze ed civil
surgeons wiil De accepted unless II 10 clearly i'm.
cate Of two reguiarly-appointed surgeons,
The fees for examination (ss in The Aggregate
Tor each easel will be refunded TO the pe6siSnsr
examined, examined on presenting TO the Pension Agent a
geous; but In no caAe will fees paid to unaa,hor.
lied civil surgeons be refunded.
Those who are pensioned ~ by a speclnl act of
CongreSs X @ W ior ths loss q arm, Leg hand or oot
ger, toe, or an eye, (nOt cyesi-ht,l on tSsn ths
privation Of some like essential part Of ths nans
aioners body, are exempt from the bienniAI az An.
Minsuon. M Those whose pensions commences al a
from examination uAtii September 4 IsSs' noIspss
their certificates. w
4, should Il BE- found, as result Of the exsmiu..
longer exi.ts, the pension will cease. shou9 tho ho
degree Of disability be found to have diminished
Without disappearing altogether, the pensioner
VIII DC paid At the rate corresponding with the
aesfee i ssumated by the examining surgeons, and
No pension can be increased, except on formal ap.
pisssaaio1 to this ofos, and by the Issue Of new
4 complete list of authorised Examining Sur.
JOSEPH II. BARRETT,
auls-d2w Commissioner.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-28
sECRETARY sE WARD AND THE DIP
LOMATIC CORPS EN ROUTE TO NEW
YORK. ON THEIR AnTURM

SCRANTON, Pa, Aug. 2s.-secretary Seward
and party leave here for New York this AFTER
noon, by special train.
Lord Lyons left the party some days since
for Montreal. The following Is q list of those
who continue with Mr.. Seward.
Baron Gerolt, the Minister Of Prussia.
Mr.. Molina, the Minister of Nicaragua.
NJ. Tasssrs, tho Minister of Spain.
Baron stoeckl, the Russian Minister.
NJ. Mercier, the French Minister.
NJ. Schleiden, the Hanseatic Minister.
NJ. Bernatti, the Italian Minister.
Count Piper, the Swedish Minister.
NJ. Astaburaga, the Gillian Minister.
And several secretaries and attaches Of the diff
ferent legations.