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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-29

Dr. WILLIAM j. SLoAS.-Dr. William j. Sloan,
Surgeon u A. and A,sissn, Medical Director Of this post
has been ordered to Wilmington. Del. Ho 10 member O.
the Retiring Board of Surgeons and his services are required
1t that post for present Dr. Sloan will be greatly missed
where his uniform courtesy and constant care Tor 'ne
sick and wounded soldiers have for him an army Of
friends Whsvsr he Toss be will faithfully serve bis coas'
try and seek 10 promote the welfare Of mankind
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STEAMBOAT, sank or the 1fi--issippi.

CSosss. WI. Ise-1sy. Ju.s : 1903
The sfesmbcat Nora rtrnCk = rock near w mona
mi tluk ~ five miluics. No lives were lost.
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The Grnrfenbcrg Vegetable Pulls,

No. LIZ WILLIAM
Are III. best in the world for family use and Tor
lspIoEsfIOs oSsrIPaTos-i iEApAch k-Nhh'VnsSn ~
tsscK WANT or APPETITE - DYsPsfsiA-LIySR Coz
lNr-GkiPISGs-kEyEK
ON aec0xsG their Srsaf aiidnc' ana J'om NC
,,p, nau,.afe 81, lecte The botces cOEspdee
es,t,sr he G,aUsaoe,g P. elk be found more pIea'sss
lJ cent. FER boz On the receipt Of one dollar
four boIe. will b. by mall free Of postage 10 any pss
of the country 49,. .ho,A n. "A.
as.J "a y n BRJp0E NJ. D.. Res,d~ns PaysesH Gra.f'
''rg b,,dos ,s eoasus a asiz.n do0seJyo~ 10
a. N g. 4 r. ~.
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THOMAS oRAyAN. No. $50 Gina,
Nzv.YoRK, Nay 7. 1867.

nave great pesur. 70 testify to the skill Of DR. Won Ees
berg went ia.o his Office almost completely deaf sd
oct with my perfect hesrng 1t is nearly twelve ncnhs
since. and the heang perfect The operation which s
e4tEo three minutes in each Of my gave paa
Whatsoever l. with couf ienoe recommend all sufferers to
pace themselves under Dr. Won Esenbergs unsurpasssl
skill SAMUEL C. uUyT
No. G Meserole-sy., Oreeupoint, l. L
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Deafness, ..r
NOISES IN THE HEAD. u.s.
DISEASES OF THE EYE EAR AND THROAT
CkTARRH CURED
DIR. Won EISENBERG.
Ao'o'r OF Surgical and Practical Observations the D.
'''e' OF me Ear with hia Mode of Treatment"
NO. SIG BROADWAY, NEAR ELEvENTH-sT.
NEW TESTIMONY.
NYv-YoRW M,vG 1881

NRw-YoRK. Mayo 1859
W" entirely cssf In my les ear. accompanies By do
charge placed iny''undsr Dr. Won Eisenbess care whs
BY his great skill, restored perfect nearing 4, III
hor. spscJ ola few minutes without giving n. tie ,I,h,.
pain and the dischae mas ceased eat-y TIL. Eu.s..a
Tube. which obters.sd is cutie open and fsel s.
.e srpssssse performs ia fuaconI Tan amply s.isas
and every suffering from impaired hearing %
pscs themselves under tho estent Of this oiuen. sal
successful psysician-
THOMAS CRayAN M 1,h-.s
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Mall. Cla.r n, The Ps.t-Olace.

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This oert.dss that my mother has been FOX lime A 10.
ed with psIa d-.fHess suffering from psln aud rambling
together with other Indication. Of ots
toss bearing Dr. Won Eiseuberg removed from her
great quantity Of together with cosst-d blood.
ey IN. her instant neoGsls. aud ali without pru. L. 10 viii
grateful te.nAs thu, give thi. te-mouy % bis sk
CARROLL j. Posi-, No % Soushst
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No. G Meserols-sv.. Creenpoin,. L. L
No l35 MADisoS-sT.. Ngw-YoRk Feb. g. iCS1


lhsve been completely deaf fin ana partially In
the Other Tor above seventeen years vita dsszreesbe dis
charge from both combined with continual ruahiina
in The head Coz which have bs.a tre.tsd b, mos
eminent practitioner IN the city without the slightest rss
con,ul'sd DR.. Won Eisenbsfg bat caDdidy say sasa
bad faith in his when did Is therefore
due to Dr. Won Ei.enbsrg to acknowledge that suoy
cured 1c. that lie displayed that skill and knowledge wLsk
Asvs procured for him such uErvaed reputation. A,
have bed opportunity Of comparing his mods Of ,retsa
with that q oAoT. truly state that t. is not only ups
Nor bat the principles which direct MIA Of restoring ts
heating are, IN KY o.lnion certain. JOHN TAYLOR
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SIGHT RE STORED.

June q, ies3-My Gear daughter brought 20 Dr. Voc
Eis.nbe, blind In both co:ld not bear The
ps.s he sh. an completely cured oy Dr. Non Esen
berg end cal srattuse 20 the DOCTOR
for mic sxt sls u3remng attention oy which Uncovered
Of the nos; precious 10 after 6.ius deprived
yta IL is oay cue 20 DR. Won EssnOers 10 state
that nsye tired phyticiGus in vain shat be nap
~ beaf PERSONA. testimony 70 Dr. Voc EsenO-rss an
y-ed cleces. any ty gentleman wil ca on
HUGH DILLON, No. IS Fulton ct, Brsekiyn
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Bathing suits,

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
A large assortment in
PLAIN AND FANCY FLANNELS.
DENLINs &c Co.,
BROADWAY. COR. GRAND-ST.
BROADWAY. COR wARREN-sT
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
Schufzen Corps.

its sports yesterday IL

This company continued f'' ~
Jones Wood.
The prizes secured in thu. De, - sn''Iing al The
eagle were az follows:
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OTHER OFFICERS.

Lieut. Brown Of Louisiana, native Of Massa-
ehuset,x, Acknowledges that when the Confederate
Constitution was adopted the South had no jus.
cause Of complaint; that the North had done moth.
sgs0 Justify warliks proceedings. 10, Nv thinks
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-06-20

more definite than a mere re-echo of an old
battle-cry to convince US that each new ap-
pointee must Of necessity follow in the foot
prints of his predecessors. The cry is an old
one, and has been used everywhere by dis
appointed otlice-seekcrs and their worship
pers, who condemn just what they imagine
would be their chief besetting sin if they
were in place Of those they malign. This is
the slight foundation, in the present instance,
upon which an opposition is sought to be
based. An opposition to the Government
wouldn't do, as that wouldn't be popular /;
neither arc they so wanting in craft as to join
avowedly with those who make distinction
between the Government and its rulers, as
that would amount to precisely the same
thing. Instead, however, they lay their
whole stress upon local issues, which have
real or fancicd existence, and laud or con-
denim, aid or oppose any candidate they may
see fit, be he Union or disunion man.
Is is not surprising that such men should pro-
scribe all who may be found standing in their
light, and their assumption that the endorse
ment of candidate by class of men who
have been deemed sufficiently trustworthy and
loyal by the Government to hold the offices
at its disposal is a valid reason for voting di-
rectly in the hands Of the opposcrs of the
Government, is but in keeping with it. 1t is
said, however, that even poor excuse is
better than none at all, and we must not be
surprised if men who are not particular upon
what stone they grind their axe, should avail
themselves of mere shadow of excuse to JUS
tify their abandonment Of principle.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-06-20
SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1868.
"Oficial Dictation," Again.

We had thought that the selection of Mr..
Raynor as the Union nominee for Congress
would have put an effectual damper upon the
cry raised of "official dictation," and that
that act Of itself had shown the charges made
to be so UNANIMOUSLY false, that no one would
be found possessing the required capital in
brass to revive them as an apology for giving
an indirect but willing aid to the Webfoot
candidate. But it appears we were mistaken.
We have found one or two men who arc just
consistent enough to make use of it. Such
men might, with equal propriety. declare
white to be black, and go into labored at
tempt to prove it, as to make an assertion
they well know their hearers have an equal
opportunity with themselves Of judging to be
false. We know of no such organization as
the Sc Olympia Federal Clique" nor do we
believe that any body else does. In fact we
doubt very much, if the matter was sifted,
whether any two Federal officers in this place
can be found agreeing in any one particular
regarding the canvass. We are thankful that
we do not belong to that misanthropic class
of individuals who suppose that the first act
of every one who is chosen to official position,
is at once to formally commence the organi-
cation of clique to be composed Of like re-
cipients Of the public bounty with himself,
nor do we believe the people are prone to
this belief The same cry has been raised
against the incumbents of all former Admin
list rations, and we must require something
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-06-20
Union Platform.

WHEREAS, In this hour the nations peril,
when armed rebellion has involved the nation
in the dire calamity of civil war, and defes
with desperate and lawless boldness the law
full government of the United States, We rec
ognize ii to be the imperative duty of every
good and loyal citizen to stand up faithfully
for the government, ready to maintain it by
all proper means and at any sacrifice there
fore.
Resolved, That peace with rebels on any
terms except an unconditional surrender to
the national authority. would brdishonorable ;
that the surest and quickest way to vindicate
the Justice aud honor Of our Government is a
vigorous prosecution of the war; and that be-
keving the war so prosecuted must end III the
permanent establishment of our Government
over one people, we arc for that glorious con-
summation at any cost of life and means.
I'd. Rcsolred, That while our soldiers
fight under one banner, with one purpose in
the field, we should be united in the defense
Of the Government at home.
Sd. Resolved, That adherence to aid party
ties in this crisis Of our country is impatriotic
and mischievous, and that all who truly love
their county should be united in sentiment
and action in its behalf, against all foes, mill
tary or political.
18th. Resolved, That abjuring for tie pres
ent all partizan interests and former political
ties. We will unite ourselves in one Union
party 70 sustain the Administration in its eff
forts to restore the national authority and to
crush treason and traitors from our soil, with
all that can terminate or support either
9Th. Resolved, That while loyal people Of
this Territory are in favor of the use of all
the energies and resources of the government
for the suppression of this wicked rebellion
and the restoration Of the authority of the
government in all our borders, they are in ia
vor of giving TO the South, as to all sections Of
cur country. all the rights to which tine consti-
tuition entities them.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-06-20
COwlitz County Ticket.
OF CLARKE COUNTY,

COWlitZ County Ticket.
For Representatives.
CHAS. MCCALL.
HENRY D. STONE.
For Treasurer
JAS. HUNTINGTON, Sen.
County COmp,issioner-
CHAS. A. MCGUIRE.
School Superintendent
A. X. BURBANK.
Assessor-
ID. SHEPERDSON.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-06-20

~ A branch mint, authorized by recent
act Of Congress, is about to be established at
Denver City, Colorado Territory.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-06-20

~ The St. Louis Republican says that
several steamboats, left that place ON tho 9th
ult. with large amount Of freight, and hum
dreds Of passengers on theirway to Fort Ben
ton, who will thence take the road lately
opened by Capt. Mullan to this coast.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-06-20

- The Washington correspondence cfthe
Sacramento Union corroberates the reported
removal Of Victor Smith from the Office Of COL
lector of customs at Port Angeles.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-06-20

" W. b. Daniels, Esq, of Lafayette
Ogn, has accepted the appointment Of Secre-
tary of Idaho Territory.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-06-20

DISTINGUISHED VIsITORs.-Thc two chiefs,
Lawyer" and "John." who arrived with
Commissioners Hale and Howe, called upon
us one day this week. The former is quite
a stylish individual, and sports his cane and
watch with quite as much grace as many more
distinguished members of the legal fraternity,
while the latter is more grave and staid, and
possesses quite as much dignity as most
Of the learned judges. They expressed them
selves as highly pleased with their trip, and
seem much interested in the many strange
things which attract their attention. Lawyer
showed us rude drawings of several kinds Of
saltwater fsh-the first he had ever seem
which exhibited considerable talent in sketch
ing Their next destination, we learn, is Vic
toria, from whence they will take the steamer
for Portland, on their return home.
u We understand that Geo. L. Cole, the
o. S. NJ" Democratic"-" Web-foot" candid
ate for Congress arrived in town on Saturday,
and was Immediately taken into charge Of the
Safety ommittee-Messrs. Lander Il Co.
and quietly hustled down the Sound by pri-
vate conveyance ON Monday morning, about
day-break. Judge Lander, lin the character
of the famous A. Ward, showman,) accom-
panied tho exhibition, and it is presumed will
exhibit the indomitable tact of his protype in
exhibiting the better parts Of his shOo.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-06-20

REruRNED.-Dr. A. G. Henry, Surveyor
General of Washington Territory, returned
from the East ON Monday last. He appears
much improved by the trip.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-06-20

- The Orcgonian says that the Commits
sioner of the General Land Office has reversed
the decision of the Surveyor General Of this
Territory in regard to the Vancouver Mission
claim. but does not give its authority for so
stating. AS the editor Of the Oregoniam is
supposed to be certain interested party, the
report needs confederation before it is entitled
to much credence.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-06-20

70 The steamer anderson arrived early
yesterday morning.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-06-20

At w lila Walla, W. T., May 3lst 1868, of typhoid
fever, SARAH, wife of Hon. William Cock, aged 4S
vo,rs of Olvmna w T..
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-06-20

0ShOre
Admiral Baily writes to the Navy Depart
ment, that since December last, he had taken
70 prizes in the Gulf Of Mexico.
Washington, June GA letter from Folly
Island. Charleston harboi, dated june 1st,
states that there ara but thousand rebel
troops on James Island, where there were
formerly $4,000. This infers that they have
been cent to operate against Grant.
New York. june "a Hilton Head lot
ter Of June 4th, reports a raid by 200 men Of
the I'd s. g., colorcd, under Col. Montgomery
has returned without the loss Of a man. leo
contrabands were brought in. 1t is stated
that 500 might have been brought of had
transportation been sufficient.
Nashville. june Sour loss in the recent
engagement at Franklin was so killed, woun'
ded and missing, the rebel loss is said to b.
double.
Chicago, June "a dispatch dated Month
cello. Ky. 10 A. M. to-day, says we have
been driving Pemgram's command before ut
since A. NJ, skirmishing for distance Of
miles. The rebel loss is killed and 1C
wounded. Our loss is wounded.
Washington, June 9.-John Ross. Chief o.
the Cherokee Nation. writes to the lndiar
Bureau that a special council. at Prairie Grove
they agreed upon the severance ofall connec
ton with the rebels and the abolishment o
slavery. A delegation, Of which Ross il
Chairman, has be en- sent to Washington 4
renew the treaties and petition that the Chero
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-06-20

destroyed by tire last night. During the con-
Aagration their was five explosions Of powder
and shell.
A Vicksburg letter Of May goth, says -
The rebels managed during the night to place
cotton bales around the embrasures which
are destroyed during the day. They are also
constructing new line Of works between the
outer lines now opposed to us and the city.
In the late charge. the 22d Iowa lost $50
men Stevens brigade, 26O; Ransom's, $50 ;
Cars division, 500; Blair's, 500; Steele,
600; Ostsrhaus, 300; and Smith. $50.
Philadelphia, June 5.-President Lincoln
has accepted the invitation IT the Union
League Of this city, to participate in the grand
national celebration on the 9TH OF July.
Large delegations from all parts Of the Union
are expected to be present.
Chicago. June 6-Dispatches from Chick
asaw Bayou Of the LIST, report no important
change in or near Vicksburg. Logan has
planted battery of heavy siege guns within
a hundred yards of the rebel forts and con-
structed covered pathway from behind the
hill. through which the gunners pass to and
fro with little danger.
A bearer Of dispatches from Pemberton to
johnson. came directly to our lines and com.
municated their contents to Gen. Grant.
1t is said that the Federal position will b.
absolutely impregnable in few days. Par
ticulars cannot yet be given. but they are Of
most cheering character.
New York, June 6.-The Raleigh IN. C.,)
| Standard. which has come out against the
Richmond authorities, speaks ms follows in a
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sHERIFFs SALE.


Jehn olnger oommsn Pleas Court,
W
). ". Thomas a wife Case No. lt7.
ID I virtue % and Ia obedience 20 the command OF
10 40 order Of sale made BY the Court OF Common
Pleas of Montgomery County, Will ohor puhlio sale
at he door ogthe Court House the ely Of Dayton,
RS0hriay, December ~, 1866,
AZ tao o'clock IA OF SAID day, the following described
raal estate, va Situated The county OF Monicom-
cry and aiaie Of Ohio, lot numbered three, in the
toNn st phllnpshure, Ia said county
Appraised AZ tul, and cannot cell for leps than two
thirds OF the above appraifement Terms cash.
n0lWis GEORGE M0GAMAN, sheriff.
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Aegal.
ATTACHMENT NoTICE.

George W. Meyer, Administrator de boms non, Ni
Christian Rohrar, against Andrew J. George, Before
J0hn " Kern, JUST OF the Pesoe OF 6er nan
Fognship, Montg gomeTy County, On o.
ON the gllh day Of October A ID. 1865 sail Justice
u issued an order OF Attachment In the above
ton for fhe sum OF sixty.nine aud thirty one hupd-
redths ge61 30-lOD dollars, Philip J. Gunth being
made aafnshee Case set for hearing on The 18th day
Of Deeelalor 1868, atnine o'clock al m.
no,Nt GEORGE W. MOYER, Administrator.