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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-21
Great Iyrituiu.

On New.Years evening an address was voted 70
President Lincoln az large meeting in London
gotten up under the auspices OF the Emancipation
Society.
Mr. Charles Francis Adams American Munster at
London, In acknowledging the address for trsnsmis-
sion 70 President Lincoln said that he Mr. Adams
had no doubt that tie President would receive il
encouraging testimonial Of independent witnesses
the manner in which he Mr.. IIincolnl was endeay.
oJing 10 do his duty TO bis country aud 20 mankind
An address OF sympathy TO Pres5cnt Lincoln was
III tho course Of receiving siRnotuIes at biuuirg-
ban. Ii expresses q srOug beilo! that toe Union
cause is that Of humanity, religion, and freedom,
and earnestly hope foI lts sncc5sg
The Council Of the Liverpool Chamber Of Com
MERGE have adopted a reFolu,ion for giving snia
bic reception 20 the ocors Of the irst shin coming
from America with prov .siOns for te distressed OPP
eratiyes, and for conveying to ;he liberal donors the
Chaubo. OF Commences appreciation o. the gen
circus and friendly spirit which prompted the muuii
cent contribution. The Chamber referyd the action
of the New York CHAMBER OF Commerce III regard
90 tire Alatsma TO a special committee.
The main English journals attack TIE L0H1oH
Times with great bitterness, ard indignantly repu-
date its recent advocacy OF slavery on scripturai
grounds.
The Lirerpool Post believes That a reaction will
act in from this point and that co idence will be
los. IN q journal which 60 unbushngly jas.ifes
Slavery.
A proclamation las been issued calling On tue
British Parliament 10 assemble on the otl OF FED
iu4ry next
There were rumOis Of a considerable reduction In
the Navy estimates.
meeting to urge the restoration OF the subsidy
the Galway line Of sieameTS was about 10 be led
IA Dublip.
A SLIP with 200 bales of cotton from the Cape
Of Good Hope, grown from Sea leland seed, had
reached Liverpool. Another weasel had brought
$50 bales Of cotton from Portugal.
Large quantities OF cotton seed were being inn
ported into Liverpool, aud thence exported to now
cotton fields.
Tie LsVerpoOi AiJioH publishes the correspond.
enoe between Gen. james Watson Webb, the Amer
lean Minister, and Mr. Christie, The British Minister
to tho Court q Brazil.
The correspondence is Of a personal aud pugla-
ticus character, and sn affair Of honor was at one
time threatened.
letter is also published from Gen, Webb to
Lar Russell complaining Of Mr. Christie's conduct
The Union steamer Iuscarora arrived at Gibraltar
on the 3lst OF December, aud anchored near the
Confederate steamer Sumter
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Commercial Intelligence.

lThs regular Wse, sy,rPOO. Cotton market wat reported
Yer iiberuian,i
STATE or TR1DF.-The Edyiees from ManIhe~er
Issieseut quiet agd downward market.
BKK Observation-Disclosures, Spence Co, Gordon, Bruce
Co. and Bissua, Atlys Co, report four dni ara Tr'
tally 3D. lowor American guotcd ~ G@S Wheat steady
Red esc.nqld9 10; Red Southern TO- White Western lO
all White Sogthsn IL 6l2 Corn hTmcfi Mixed 80
20 6, White 81 03i6.
PEovsIoNs-Ihe same tutho ieE report Beof heavy sld
lower PorI very dali Bacon sni declining aud dull
PHoprCR-T9c Brokors Circular exports Ashes pu'et'
Pots 80 Pearls 81 sugar qniet out steady Coffee nm
Rice quiet uiet0 lsef. Lilsoed urn Ood uh que,
bu, steady. Lusecd Ol quei, Al 40 odii feloeun da
sui uDchi sed Re- iaie a. SPINS Iu'PenuAe quiet
% sll26'GSll;
Loybov MARKcr. Barln24 Ccusr reports Bar DsTryvs
rJt sp5 nm Ipnv .is~A-. svo,~ qaies. but stoady.
9p,e' snI .a. al higher RICE steady. Ist firm
TALLow heavy a. 4ia sPisirs TcRPKSTiSB tsndng Up
ward; = ZD ROsN rDeT, sales al 20 fJT 90
on LINsEED Oh stl advancing and quoEed @ob SPEKn
On steSdy oil 4e5 PETROLEUN quiet snd unchanged .
Groves Todd repor Pork has docni ng tendency But
tor dull ssd unchanged Bacon has downward tendency
Console closed on Ire 9th Of 9jta1t for money.
The bn !on in the bank hss decreased R3,l CO., .
Bsips onoes File shares 4Sd Illinois Centrls 40 ii
6Jcount; IT, = Fyes Of 1874 oLG6J do. sizes oil 1897 s H.
HAyRK MARKBr Jan. 8.COrTOS Openod dull sud rTesl.
lar hut closed ssdy and unchanged Sales o. the week 1900
bales. Stock 5000 bales
--LATEST.
IivREPooI Jan. 10-Evenipg. on Sales
to-day 900 bales market quiet aud unchanged III better
tore The sales TO SPECTATORS were OJ) bales
BRKADsIUFEs dnet but steady.
PKov,sIoSs quiet bat steady. 49,,
LONDON jan. 1c--Evebing CoUols FOR money, elt0y3t
Iliuois Csotral shGIe, Aldici di'count EheS $J.aH
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E.n,nai-Yia Lirerp9OL

PANS JAN 9, evening-Tbe Mons ar aGnOI ,nirS
that the Journal ia D'ma"eae Las fecei'Su ''-'11
warning from the Government. -, 49,. T. ,bo
MApHlD, Jan. 9, eyenins.-Ihs debate m iar Inc
spsnirb Congress relative TO Mexico eon1ngs1
senior Rivera defended Senior Mons ''''''''''''
pVMi i;nnlp, Jan. 1O--ln the Spanish CoD%res
senor Olozags. is speaking on, Mexican eg'.rs de
savs that Spain should support tho cane dalurs OF
Spanish Prince for the throne Of Me'ieO. -,
me air NOPE for 'he MsAGans 4 that thoy ' hall
triumph foreign nys' Ss1. S S SiS S.Taso a
cne 10 n,sssst establishment OF monarchy IN
McKee, bad los. sSoo of R'' sSpea aRS
number Of toers BY hamns bsd resulted 10 her
from it. -, La~a dsannroved
os the rsEmbsrkntion OF Gen. Pflm, and sent tne
S,n;sb troons hack, or, ii they had felt unable 70
10 tbis thew should have resigned
IayErroo1, January il.-Ibe political news TO-
day is uniinporiant m
PARIs. January lO,-The Bp2fse IA heavy al
70f,4Jc. for the Rentes.
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The American Wsr.


Mr.. DAYTON, American Minister az PARIS hsa an
audience with the Emperor Napoleon on News
Years Day.
The BnLleiin de Pari, says that Nj. Dayton had
. rriyate audience with the Emperor Napoleon on
ste 7th instant.
TIC Emperor lie said to have recommended al
armistlce between the North and the South.
On the previous day Mr.. Dayton had conference
on the same subject with the French Minister for
Foreign Affairs
The Paris correspondent Of Tie LOudOa 2.mes
..vs tbst since the 6ofent nf the Vnoniss % FRED
sricksburg, the Emperor Napoleon has again turned
his thoughts 10 American affairs.
The correspondent is informed, on good authority,
that steps have been taken, or on the point OF
being taken, to resume the oyefures already unsnc-
cessfully made TO the Lincoln Government, and this
time, ii is hoped with prospect of better results
The English Government still continue to perse-
we're In refusing 10 interfere 10 the American war IN
any way.
IN. London Army and Nary Gasctts says that
the Confederate Generals have been overpraised.
To stand and fight has been their great strategy.
Not one of them seems TO have made campaign
with purpose Not one has had the capacity to
understand the value Of victory. They have done
anything but follow events and make good use o.
the energy and zeal Of their soldiers. Let som'
leader arise on either side who can lead few squad
xons to press one these broken armies aid the wa
will not long languisb IN the bloody teal Of gganti
ekirmishes.
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rEw-YOgK LsGIsEATURH.

SENATE....ALBASf, Jan. ~, 1858.
1hs Senate Iaet al O'clock. There vas nardly
u Quorum prese-t. =
Inc Controller sent In a reply to the resolution
respecting premiums pad for coin 10 pay tae inter-
ed On TIE State debt. No premium bad been paid
on. Of tie State Treasury. The Manhattan Com
pany had purchased coin 10 pay the interest gu and
.un1 the debt OF the State, taking the chance Of an
appropriation of tie Legislature 10 repay theSams.
The Bao, had advanced -52,3I3.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By ur RAMSEY--1o extend the tms Of the
completion of the Albany and SusquehaDna Rail.
d. and regulate the weight OF iron used thereon.
BY Mr.. ANGEIs-To authorize the payment OF
the IN eress on the canal drafts protested for noe-
payment.
By Mr.. O ANSoN-Authosizing ths Controller v
require pablo officers bound TO give securiyesto
z, new % additional security at any time.
Mr. ANGEL moved resolution denolncing the
presenco Of the nlub IN the Assembly Chamber last
week pending The election of Speaker, declaring IL
he Imperative and solemn duty of the Executive to
sce the laws of tho State faithfully ofreeuted, and
nu, tbs alst attempt to coerce legislative action BIZ
Violence truie force aud hfeats thereof should Be
promptly thwarted and Tunished.
Al.o, ihat Il Committee OF Three be appointed 10
confer with The Governor, urging upon hiin the os-
eeas.ty of prompt action.
Dir. ANGEL spoke 10 support Of his resolution.
Alter leg debate the resolution was adopted,
and The Senate adlodrned
ALBANY, Buesday Jan ~ 1893.
Mr.. FOLOER, from tie Judiciary COMMITTEES,
reporsd 4 number of bills to alter existing Laws Id
we're l,--amofR others those makiug certain ogres
meats VOID eAoept made III writings defining tns
duties ca executors and aCnlllstlatOrs ana leiauve
10 forfeited recOglizances in Nsw York. The Com.
uilies has ALREADY over seventy bills amending ex-
istirg laws in ,i- hands.
bir. RAMSEY introduced bill to srnnt State aid
10 tie Albany and SuSquenanna Railroad. II gives
900 0oO onehef on the completion Of forty miles
anu the other hall the completion oil eighty miles
OF ths road.
On motion Of Mr. MONROE, a resolution wss
adopted reQuesing the judiciary Committee 10 pre-
pare general bill Iegaliking town bounties to vol
unteers. Adjourned.
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eod the Constitution Ia such casss required a soE
OF twO-thirds. WV
Mr. WICKLlFFE (Un.. XVI replied chat IN.
gentleman has expelled himself W."
DIR. DAWES said this could no, DO an espr,.lo,
"a by accepting military appointment Mr.. VsnJ,
yer had yac&tsd his seat, : -
The SPEAKER oyerruled Mr. MayDard's noin,
Dir. WILSON said Mr. Veudever served dnr,ns
tbe extra sesson, aud poreca Of the second session
previous 20 the 20t, of - 1851 Tia r,,s.
ton raised by Maynard wac one Of sucb imnortsnc..
that IL onght to DO submitted to the Houss, because
having acGed as a member, the House could NOT Ia
clare no esat vacant, except by expulsion. -
A running debate snsuel, 10 which Nsssrs. Po,co.
ConkhnG, Dawes, MAYNARD and Wilson participated.
the last named briefly controyeTtiDg the constitse
tolal pOtition Of Mr.. Dawes. Finally, Mr.. Msv.
rard appealed from the decision OF The Chair.
TllS SUPPORT OF pHE GOVERNMENT.
Pending this question. tho House went into Com
mi'tee Of the Whole on tie bill providing for tie
ways aud means for the support OF the Govern msot
Mr.. WALKER (Rep., hass.) resnmed his romarks
from yesterday, 10 show Ihs, rates Of Interest were
highest when the greatest amount u paper was ia
circulation.
Mr.. EDWARDS opposed the proposed National
syeiom OF banking.
Mr. STEVFNs sold, IL ID. system reported in ".
bill vi the Committee Of Ways and Means was con.
tipusd ri least, until the end Of tho war; il would
involve the matter in great trouble. lie made ne
isctiOtw opposition to It, but he deemed 1t bis duty
10 R.ue hs objections, which ne proceeded to Do
lie expressed Hs bekef that tiero was real energy
ia the country by which We would be enabled =
hnri destruction ca all the Rebels Of the Soatb and
ell the traitors Of toe North, whether in or out II
tlls House, who ADVISED ~ TO lay down our %ms
and cue FOR peace. u
Tie Committee proceeded 10 act on the bill.
Mr.. SPAULDlNG Rep, y. Y J, on behalf OF che
Committee Of Ways and Means, proposed smsn1-
monts 10 the first section, which were agreed to-
Viz: To authorize the Secretary of the Treasury 70
borrow, from tine to TINE on TIE Lseit Of the Untod
Stares, sum not exceeding 500 100000 for the cur.
rent fiscal yoar and 900 for tbs next fiscal
.ear, aud q lssus therefor eouI On or registered
boBis, payable o. the pleasure OF the GoyernItsn'
ter tWcnty years from ds,s, sud OF such denomlns-
lions Thou: Il not less dian $50, 40 the Secretary
nav deem expodicnt bearing interest AZ rate aos
exceeding por cent per annum. payable s"1I' an
nualy in coin.
Mr THOMAS Q'n., Mass.l, offered ~ amend.
ncBt, which w1s agleed to, making the coupon os
registered bGuds payable ~ the pensne OF tho Gov
ernmep. O. .,er 20 ycgrs from date m Oin.
Hr SPAI LDING moved 10 striiSe ont the rsstIis-
ton OF the sre vi bonds at not less than par 10 hss
he scgeiaJy mas III his die etoa t;ssDoso oil them
nj INV lime upon tie best terIrs re can 6btaia
Pending tho considerable, OF this anendmsu. the
Committee rose snd ..e house adjourned.
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ASSEMBLY,.
lie Assembly Is not in session.

VALUABLE DscoyERY.-A discovery hss be4a
made by which copper plates for printing on type
press can DO made by a Photographic process. o.
The influence of light. These plates are precisely
the same in appearance as the stereotyrss tskea
from wood cuts, and are printed from them in the
same nanrcr. TIE process Of making these plates b
patented and, without entering into intricate cheIaL
cal details. il somewhat Us follows; The negative used
is either taken geographically from the object 20 b
represented, II an engraving or q pea-and-ink
drawing or u is drawn with a steel point upon
glafs plsie prepared for the purpose. Those psses
are perfectly wldls Ike porcelain and, placed upon
"a dork ground, say black cloth, every line made
upon Them appears black. Artists work upon those
plates Nith The same facility as with pencil upon
Bristol board. The negative being ready it IL
placed IN she ordinary Photographic prioting frsms.
uron VIVA. Il called u matrix plate, against glass
plate covered with thin coating hardly 20 be dis
linguistic d from the elass itself This mstrlr plate
is thus exposed to daylight under the negative and
when taken ont presents beautiful brown, positive
picture, upon u straw-colored ground. l, is thea
imaerso IA huid, aud when again. taken on.
forms a bold bas.feef, the reverse'of a wOod-cus.
10 procure the Fdae itself in coppes it Ia only
necessary 10 cover the metrix with hin metallic
coating aud attach il TO the positive pole OF gal
vauic battery in the usua. manner Of msting sterso'
types from WAX, plaster, OF other mods. As 5000
rs The deposit is suicienty thick the copper plate ID
separated IRON the MARK and backed with type
metal, ready for printing. These plates. Tor illus
traioas Of books for pictorial papers, copies Of IN.
Cravings, &C., produced at price from 40 % ~
per cent below that of woodcus. 1t Is hardly 70 b
osGua'od what revolution th,s invention will pro-
durc ia the business OF publishing and engraving.
bsL it ia supposed by those acquainted with The
subecs that 30 far som injurgg the engraving into
rest Is viii Lenef. il by creating larger damand I've
all kinds OF pictorial Illustrations wherein oVefy
available talent giR be employed. The Amesicsa
pho,otype Company are now usng tbis in,'yS-tiaa
discovery.
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xxxyHrh CONGREss-Third session
SENATE. .WAsnNGToN. Jan. 20, 1863.
PETITIONS.

SENATE. .WAsnNGIoN. Jan. 20, 1863.
PETITIONS.
Mr.. SUMNER Aiep., Mass.) pEesenteda memorial
from citizens OF Now-York asking l0r Tho establish
ment Of Trustworthy camp hospital and ambulance
Mr.. 1RUMBULL rep, H. presented petition
in favor Of gonenh bankrupt law.
TRRSCH ISOLATION CLAIMS.
Mr.. SUMNER, from the Committee OF Foreign
Ailara, reported bill 10 pay the French Spoliatioa
claims
IETfERS OF lIAEQUT.
Mr.. HALE rep, n. H., from the Commits e IN
Naval AliaIrs reported bac& The bill TO authorize
letters vi marque aud repnsni, with certain amend
ments, aud said he should call It up at an curly day.
AMENDING THE ARTICLES or WAR.
Mr. WILSON rep, Msss.l introduced bill for
the prompt and uniform administration OF military
justCo and The better government Vi Tho military
forces Of the United States.
CHANGE ~ THE uSITrD STATES JUDICIAL DIS
gRCTS.
On motion Of Dir. TRUMBUTL rep, Ill.,, tho
bill 10 alter the Judicial Districts Of the United
States, placing Michigan aud ONO IN the Seventh
District, was taken up and passed.
TREATIES WITH INDIAN TRIBES.
ST.. HARDING called up the bill authorizing tie
President 10 negotiate treaties with certain Indian
tribes. Passed.
TUE COURT OF CLAIMS.
leorganile tho Court OF GAINS
Mr.. SHERMAN hoped that no Ill ~ thi, gen.
eral character would be taken up while 50 many i'm
porant measures We're pending. There was thc
bill concerning tue discharge vi state prisoners.
Unless something was done on that subject we
should have collisions between tie Sjatcs aud the
Government. There were important financial meas
ures, and bills from tho Military COMMITTEES. lie
desired to Impress on tue Senate tho necessity Of
acting on these important measures. We had now
almost civil war In two Stattx Of the Union. He
would moyo TO take up no bm OF this kind until
cOnscrilion law was passed. the financial measures
disposed OF, and some bill passed 30 that disloyaI
citizens could be- arrested according TO law. f.
could possibly mako no difference whether the
Court Of Claims had three Judges or five.
The motion 10 take up tho bill was agreed 20,
Yeas -, Nays Is, and several amendments were
adopted.
TIE DISCHARGE or SrhqC PRISONERS.
At tho expiration OF the morning hour tho CHAIR
called up the special ordsrths bill for tue discharge
Of State Prisoners
Mr.. TRuMBUi.il moved TO postpone The special
order.
Mr.. DO0II1TLE Q,sp., Wis said bis colleague
in tho House was absent on buhiness having some
barring, peghsp,. ou tbs very oil reiitys Ia ,gess
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Erance,

Inc PARIS Monttear publishes an account Of the
oa'tle OF fredericksburg by au eyewitnees and saws
impending disss err The rapidity Of the movements
Of the Confederate is described az marvellous The
Cnlomsts, on the contrary, are represented "A bnv
lug moved with slowness and the incapacty OF their
Generals is not doubtially spoken Of.
The monthly returns OF the Bank Of France show
decrease In cash on hand Of fifty one million rancs
aud "a increase In discounted bills Of eighty.fonr
millions.
The Bank Of Guyon & Co, in Lyons, be-. GUS
pended, owing to Ito transactions with a large cot.
Ton factory.
A new brigade for Mexico VIII embark about the
middle Of January.
The Minister OF Public Works las received orders
% inquire into the distress existing among tue cotton
operatives.
The Paris Bourse was, on the 10th ixt., aa,, at
50i. Soc, for the Rentes.
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ssvs that the present position OF aairs is misunder-
ssood. lie intended 10 maintain and protect the
Constitution. lie was compelled to carry oat what
he considered 70 be essential 10 the welfare Of the
country without regard to the tsOt Of hs bong mis-
understood,
Gen. Wiili5en, Prussiau Ambassador at Turin,
against WHOM stsouq grounds OF exception were
taken. was 10 be transferred to Rome, and Count
U,:dom wonld succeed 70 tie Turin Embassy
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Addresses to President Lincoln from Lon
don and Birmingham.
preparstiOns for Suitable Reception Of
the Relief Ship in Liverpool
1Ha LONDON TINES IN FiyOR OF SLAVERY
Another French Brigade for EIezieo
HAL1pAr, Tuesday, Jan. 20, 1863.

HALIPAX, Tuesday, Jan. ~ l0D9
The steamship Arabia from Liverpool at 'Oi
o'clock on the morning of the 10th, via Queens :
town on the evening of the llth instant, arrived at
Halifax at 81 o'clock this evening. Her dSies arc
two DAYS later than those already to hand.
The Arabia has IS passengers for Boston. She did
DOT sight the Cape, and reports; Experiences "N'
weather during the passage.
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Turlley.

Tie Ministerial crisis is over. Kismii Paeaa u
Grand yizier, and Asl Pssla ret@'ns TIE pof'ioN'
OF Foreign Minister. ,,..u..d poeb,
II was rumorsd sud expected that Foad fSen'
would be President Of tho Council
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-21

CfLfBNAr!oS OF BvRSss BIRTHDAY IN W.T.
In1,arRau gcot.lsh e,ldeut' of Brooklyn, D. 10
tend celebrating tho natal day Of their rational po's-ho'e
Gurs-on Moud,y eysnias nosi at Trsn'T' Hail. so-'s
Eighth street, by s,lu, dlansr aud sociahls srs Tsssr
lair 1. beius got up by tho iinrr'' Friendly Aseoa'''~
B,ookyu. r.. D. Ates dinne song sentiment. "'Ae' ~s
,.be th order OF Tia syoainx Ticket. MAY DO haa
rom LA 9asre,,ry at tbs Wall House. Brooklyn. d.
qtar,day, hoa. t,iop N ., Cow Nj, b Mpt'n "
god, s,s, gon0ll a.. q. .. -.......
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apnin.

Ia The Spanish Congress. Senior Non accused En-.
gland OF oang Spain 10 improve her relations with
Mexico. lie regretted that the Spanish troops had
not gone on with TIE reueh.
5sior Collantes replied.
Senior Mons opposition amendment was rejected
~ a majority of73.
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Italy.

Sons inporlan! correspondence Of tho Bourbon
c0Gspifs.orS had been seized in Rome.
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Prussia.

sa' cas. a reply to tao Nav Year. adde's,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-05-23
Shcrlm'S Snle.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID to me from the office of the clerk of the dis
ir.ct court of the 2nd judicial district, w. T., Ia
favor Of Phillip aud Henry Wnsscrman, against
John +. Smith, for the sum of twelve hundred
and thirty dollars, 900 00) with interest at two
per cent. per month from Sept. l2th 1869, dam
ages and cost Of suit taxed two dollars and ninety
cents 1907 have levied upon the following de-
scribcd property in Vancouver, Clark county, W.
T., and situated in the upper half of the Hand
claim Of Amos NJ. Short, deceased ia Block
No. 3, and Lots No. 3, 1, s, G, Z and 8, with ono
dwelling house on lot No. s, one house known as
Mount Hood Saloon, with bowling alleys, on lot No.
8, with dwelling house and two store houses on
lots No. G and 7, with two out-houses on lots No.
and 4; also one billiard table andsfixtures, &C.,
together with the tcnemcnts, hereditaments and
appurtcnanccs thcreunto belonging, to satisfy the
judgment Of Philip and Henry Wasserman for tho
sym Of twelve hundred and sixty-one hundreth
dollars, Isl, 200 Gl with interest ut two per cent
per month from Sept. l2.h. 1862 till paid, with
costs of suit and accruing costs.
Notice is hereby given that will sell the above
described property at public auction, for cash to
the highest aud best bidder, on the said premises,
on the sixth day Of June, 1863, at ten O'Clock. :
JOHN ARD,
Sheriff Of Clark county, W.T..
BY II. c. Morse, Deputy.
May 2, 1863. 45:w4
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-05-23
Notice..

Notice.
County Of King. gage.
In the District Court Of the I'd Judicial District.
To July term, 1868. ..ssfsss q
August @. Anderson, mortgage, plaintiff. vs.
VIM. @. Grant, mortgagor, deft., and Daniel n.
Pierce, intervenor, for bis interest In premises
TO WILLIAM g. GRANT, Nortragor: You
are hereby notified that Daniel N Pierce has been
allowed by said court to intervene for his interest
in the premises mortgaged BY you to plaintiff. and
has hled petition setting forth bis claim to the
dossession thereof, which Intervention will come
on 70 beard At the first term Of the court, which
shall commence more than two months after the
llth day Of April, instant, aud unless you appear
at said term and answer the said petition, the
same will be taken a. confessed BY you, and judg-
ment rendore accordingly. The object and pray
or Of said Intervention 10 TO defeat the gale Of said
mortgaged premises until the lien Of intervenor
therein shsl be satis6ed, and until the equitable
rights Of said intetvenor shall be fully secured.
ELWOOD EVANS,
w or Counsel for Daniel u. Piers.
Intervention aled March 9th, 1863. 9c:m2