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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-01-29
C.. T.. LEE,

Special Agent for the collection of all kinds of
War Claims. All kinds of Conveyancing done
With dispatch Will give his immediate attention
20 the collection Of cianis throughout tne o.a.e.
All business promptly aticnced 10; Ol,ce p~at VIII
Bsock. iune96 -loyl
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LICENSE NOTICE.

OrrIcr OF DEpr CorLEcroR lxr. REVENUE.
DowAoIAc, Cass County Mich.
A Ii persons having made applications LOT Ei-
IA censes under the Excise Law, OF the Y, o.:
approved July LIST. 1862. resident of the County OF
Cass, VIII call at my Office in Dowagiac, on Satur-
day of each week. between the hours of 8 and IL
A. NJ. and and 7. NJ, and procure them by pay
ing the respective sums In Treasury Notes Oh
Specie. 4, .-, -
Those liable under the law, who have not made
application for License, will see the necessity Of
immediately making application to the Assistant
Assessor. JACOB j. VAN RIPER
Dept Collector Int, Rev. for Cass County.
Dated at Dowagiac. Nov. 1st. A. D. 1862.
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A FIRST GLASS NEwSpApER


But the Chicago tribune while fearless in the *
preston of its opinions and patriotic in its endeav
ors, aims at being a Frst-ctdss ae,csraper.5 II
brings the news to the people of the Northwest
several days sooner than the papers of the sea
board.
The weekly contents of the TRIBUNE embrace:
lst.-A CoMPI ETE CURRENT HISTORY OF THE Pro
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the day.
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C. M. O'DELL, NJ. ID.

omeopathic Physician. Surgeon
and Obstetrician,
Having bosght ont Dr. BARNES and taking his
Practice, feels happy TO say to the citizens Oh
Dovagiac and vicinitv, that he is prepared to
Practsce his Profession in all its branches. lie
also keeps Medicines by the case or single phiai
for sale and Family Guides. Office over the
Center Market.
Dowayiac, January 2Sth, 1861. jan3l-4lyl
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N TIC E!
Grinding and sharpening
.RAzORS AND SCISSORS!

rUNuE subscriber in addition to his usual bust
j ness. is prepared with Machinery OF the pes e;
kind for GRINDING RAZORS, SCISSVHo AM
KNIVES. Also. CLOTHES SECURING done a;
his Barber Shop. His old customers and the
public generally will find the undersigned at all
business hours ready to attend to their wants.
SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING and CHAMPOOlNG
done in the most fashionable style with neatness
and Dispatch. A liberal patronage is solicited.
Shop over w. Il. Atwood's Grocery Store
- ~ f..st.sy3 L. j. MARTIN.
Dowagiac. Nov. 20. .lseo. nov2s S2tf
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The Expedition Of General Sherman,
-Stor,ni'ag Of the Work,s. - The Re
pulse Of the NationuI Army Par
ticulars Of the Fighting. sli io
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-01-29
A. N. AWARD,

General Dealer in Books, Stationery, Periodicals
Wall Paper, Window Shades, Wrapping Paper
Pocket Cutlery, &c. Dennison Block Dowagiac
Mich. ap-''7
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And the prosecution of the war against Treason
until the authority of the Government is restored
over the whole Union. There must be no falter.
ing-no steps backwards. Failure now will entail
dishonor and misery, rendering insecure life and
property, and leaving the country prey to anar-
chy, rapine and bloodshed. We have stroug faith
that the year 1865 will witness the termination o
the Rebel Confederacy, and that New-Years sun
OF Of will rise over monstrouS rebellion prostrate
in death, over Union reunited and saved over a
Continent without a slave.
Three agencies which the President has SOL
emny resolved to apply, will speedily tumble the
Rebellion and its Cause into the grave: Wig
orous offensive movements of the urmy and navy,
aud the fearless enforcement of the Confiscaiion
laws and Proclamation of Freedom. The first will
give victory over the foes of the Union the Sec
ond will stop taxation aud pay the National debt
and the third will wrest from the rebels their staff
of support, and in the beautiful language of oar
honest righteous and patriotic Chief VI agisirate:
:" In gicing Freedom to the Slage, ace ensure Free
dom to the Free honorable alike in schatsue gire and
tohat zee receiye. We shaU no6ly sace or neanly
to.e tie last best hope Of ,arth. other means mug
succeed, this could not .yaa. Tie aray is plain,
peaceful, generous. Just. 4 ray achsch IT folto,ced
tie 'oortd sc torecer applaud, aud God must for
eCer bless"
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1868. 9 PROSPECTUS. 1868.
CHICAGO TRIBUNE,
A DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY, AND WEEKLY
NEWSPAPER. Hlt
ftitfs.ta DEVOTED TO
News, Commerce, Politics., Agriculture,
Science and Literature.
NO SUBMISSION TO TRAITORS.
"The Union, Must and Shall be Preser,, |"

THIS ell-known and popular Journal is note
Il for avowing its sentiments with candor, fear
lessness and independence. 1t aims to be Right
rather than Popular, and takes the responsibility
OF telling the Truth regardless of the offence that
may be given to Prejudice and Ignorance.
The principles and objects which the CHICAGO
TRIBUNE espouses are: f.-.,l i..r.a .......s
The CAUSE OF FREEDox
JUSTICE AND HUMANITY tt
PERPErUIrY OF THE UNION.
OBEDIENCE TO THE CONSTITUTION f-E q
AND SUPREMACY THE LAWS.
~ -fEIs taa@ A DENIAL OF THE RIGHT OF A
REBEL TO HOLD ANY LOYAL g-rV ann
'iit PERSON IN SLAVERY, AND AN
tu- f4f r. AFFIRHANCE THAT REBELS HAVE
No RIGHTs UNDER THE fsre .at.f .lesII
CONSTITUTION, UNTIL .,.-.
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at ONE time. .-
There will be no deviation from these rates.
N- Money in registered letters may be sent at
our risk. Address,
declI TRIBUNE CO.. CHICAGO, ILL.,
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m. PORTER. NJ. ID.

PHYSICIAN & SURG EON.
Office at Awards Book Store, Denison Block,
Front Street. Residence first door below the
Methodist Church. Commercial ST., Dowagiac'
Mich. ap25v4yl
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-01-29

ID. LARZELERE & CO., Lf~rs
Dealers in Dry Goods Groceries, Boots and Shoes,
Crockery, Hats and Caps. Glassware Paints
ani oils. hardware, &C., &c. Front Street,
Dowagiac, Mich.
DANIEL LARzELERE- WILLIAM LARlELEhE.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-01-29

The losses in Sundays action
Amounted tn nearly two hundred. The
amount of cannonadiiIg was extensive,
aud seemed fiji overture for the grand.
thrilling tragedy of the following day.
Several of the regiments. learning the
ease with which we had taken the first
line of rifle PMS, expressed their cha
girn at not taking part. The next day,
however, there was fighting enough for
all who were willing.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-01-29
". H, CAMPBELL

At,ornev and Counsellor at Law, and Solicitor IN
S.saa, ap25v4y1
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-01-29

Dealers IN Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes,
Crockery, Glassware, Hats and Caps. fron'
Street. Dowagiac. Mich. --s 1000 81
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-01-29

su sfs AN IMPRESSIVE SCENE.
1.-The spectacle mt this time was some
thing too grand and fearful to deplete.
The batteries in the woods We're firing
as rapidly as possible; the shells were
screeching in all direciions, and stun
ming the ear with their report. The
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-01-29
THE STRATEGY OF DELAY.

Oar pnrposcs were sp"n made clear
bv the movement of their columns on
Saturday along the two roads leading
from the Y:.zoo tn the Citadel. Onr
army lay in the peninsula inclosed be-
tween the Old river and the Chichasaw
bayou or creek. Gen. Morgan pro
ceeded al"ng the creek road, as shall
designate il, until he reached Mrs.
Lakes house, mile TO the front. Here
the enemy was seen posted behind the
levee, which makes a turn 80 as to af.
ford good breastwonk for rifcmen.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-01-29

CLIFFORD sHANAHAN,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Solicitor In
Chancery, Cassapolis, Cass county, Mich
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-15

NFte befncen fd piele teutl9e borunter,
1lse Befannte uno warr1ia 6dreunce Der
Gaeatsieilun9, censn i'd FIR Gle mir err
sYssisi'e Nuimertlanafsit unp freunpli1e
Asssfaasme bier,ntt betilid panfs.
Eennerfah 16, Suit. Mar bic gez
Aeuo afltern id6n, uno wehltlten wilpros
:1onttlb Maleer uno Seller unc Seen
uno Sdbe in tunter Neibcnfolee por
eem ltaunenpeu uno tewuncernpen Muee
pes Seldauer6, 70 lit cislslte beute nibt
minper lb1n. nur muB man troueruo Die
oielen %Yerlanene,1, ;erit1rten uno DerDpettn
6armeumobnungen betradten, nnc terauz
ern, ME Yiclcr Tamilisn @lld serlt5rt
wcrren. I'm 2 llbr Nabmittaos pallirtsn
mir Saut Centre. ne|en quite @todape
Ypn Capt. Yetil'5 Gpmpanis pom s. belebt
it, unp %laaerten unS unDef1br 6 Msilen
risleit5 Neus WInReu am Sauf
Jliper.
Treitao, II. Suli. Dunerer Nrtel nm
6iQt rie @e3eno> alS mir frlb un rrei
ubr unlere Neile auein forticsten, um
nod beute ct. CLUB su errcittsn, cine
Strsde ron So Msilsn. Wir pa(lirtxn
Gle Stac9sn Neu : MEndsn, 9lidnonp,
Gplp Spria9 unD 81. Soltpb, rit ale, in
mitten ces iruttta,en unp lhInen 9aut
NiYrr Gbales, rlb1 beWobnter reutlbcr
NnieclunDeu, tele1en i'm belten 0sreiben
line. Die Grncts 1T, ME i'd mid purh
MuAenlbein UberseuDt, eurb bic teilpicl<
lrle Gycdsn1sit teinate rernidtet> UNI
t0Anen Uarmcr faum auf cine Drittel>
Grncte rchnen. &rouriA. ater leicer
mabr. llm G llhr Mtsncs e:reibten mir
0lidlib unp wpbl9tmutb st. Glauc,
BON CEN iG IL viel 9eb0rt ua0 nod nitt0
Aeltbm bate.
Counting ben 10. Sult geitern fonnIe
ID, "a meia Wepldt eft lp1t an Na9z
mitta9e eintraf uidt beim oeben, unc
mubts wpbl Deer ltsl rem beuti9sn Scnn@
tag in 81. Glouc 5utrinAen. llup e5
reute mid nibt. Wenn man st. S!puc
ME vrrbsr geisben. "a lpbnt e6 ilb ldon
rer Wibe> einsu orer ;nci Sage r%orinnsN
;u rcrnei!en, uno Die Sroct n1Gsr III
Nuosn!dein gu neDrnen. Gin ribrises
q lbait5leten ter'iNt an aleh Gnrsn>
uno rie Rsibiaen @1nre ct 8auleuts
ihoheu rbus untetlab, reue unp pradtz
vote Gtsinz UNIV T~rame8etaupe an ris
p%erboncenen an;ureiben. unr 10 mile
Ct. @loup nit Ter 3eit obnc 3weifsl, oil
5aupt> 9aneeleitaet res nDlrliten Wiinz
E neiuta wercsn, ,renn feline Bewpbuer IT,
rem Toy:beil I'M 9iuDe tcbaIten, uno ir
: iDrem Strstsn nitbt u{blafen. Ga oi'
I 5dlftr mean niht gar s!rst critteeilt, ce'
8iir9sr reu:ihe i;nc, 10 1T 9sytsrtS mob
| nibt ju befiirGNn.
r Die ceutIde GsvGItsrun9 lheint jscpd
nidt |uncfrlihcn Sinn fit 1cleQlhaftli.
DIES 3uiammsn!stsn ~ telIg:n, Penn e&
t bsitebt BIG jtgt nod fsin Gsrein in ct
!: Glour, >pecer Gin Wel an9z nod Elm 2ele:
E verci''> pt1!sib Gin 2elsversin lhcn caae:
wsisn. @r wcr 9e9rinpst son 5srrn 81
) TilAer, rem 0rcGen Big Indian Show
: man in Ysrlin> uno Yeriprnb pisl Outes
a. ME mrin Trrunc unp 2arraman1
Danger laa> Der Nniana, .. y. crr SEER
!, cellelteM> cueseieidnst 9ewelen. Nte
!. sr teltanp niht lanDe, uao YeSetirt jig
E nur nod rem Namsn na@. Diels5 i
n Elm b1hit fibltaysr uetditanr, melAer
, cob 70 leiGt ot3ebo!ien mdye. Drum
6anp ans Ne1t. Dcuti9e pom ct. Glpup
-renn Gini0ftit maht lorf!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-15
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Dritte Straee, Gt.pster D|inu.
Disies 5rtel BAT cine MnSabl YEN eer3umiscn
3immeru une tsiiet iitertaurt alie 0equcmlih>
teiten eiuea @auls* erlter ala|e.
0ute Stauunsen l,o ecm 5aui Is tsiasfIat.
Die poitd"ii ver!abt oas rsNoltias :an>5auss
fIr Neu- uIm jeeeu Jreitaa II. Mcntaa Mrrssn.
Veter 0arff. GieenthNwer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-15

A1en lta3, IA. Jull. Qalber1t1rrt made
th frilb auf, uno Icbe gu meinen unte=
lhrcitlid,en Gr0aunen eie gauge uuo uu,<
9ebence Yrairie nets Don ltar|em mlbrsnp
Ger Nadt, Aefaueuem Neifc une ratsi
titterfalt. Neif Mite Suits! Wd6'
undergraduates pbenrmeu 81
Die Yrairis miro INNER 1ASner unc
9riincr une blblbe Geen webleln in
buuter Neibenfolss. Sur Sol; feblt -
unc loQte bduiiau lein, UNI iIe Den Mn@
liselern iuAdn9lid gu MAIDEN. 0e9en 3
l|br tamsn mir III Siht ron Yomme pe
tfrrc 9liuer, oepDbnli1 rpn S%olcatsn,
S%ombap5r Ntnannt (&artohelRuD,
rsr abcr faum einsm Yad, wie riel wcni@
ger einem lSluGe dbnlih liebt nit bellem
flaren @aler. Gr wurce iiberldrittsn
unp bel elmer anperbalb Msilen entfernten
Stofare, 9e1annt Nprt 8ombacIr. Salt
aemadt, molsltlt iber Nadt 9slaaeu wer>
cen iru. Dieles Sort lit pom elmer Gcmz
pany ces6, 9iesimentta. Capt. 0icGauy's,
telcst.
Mittmph, Is. Suli. 5eute entcedtcn
MIR rie frilten Spuren yon ied5 Sirurz
Sncianeru, pcer better yeu peren ponies.
uno CAB Capt. Smitb, Der Yefeblsbaber
unlsrsS Erains> Zen 8sfebl, ;uiammensu~
9alten 70 piel mie m6alid, unp bic Baf<
fs, in Sereitldaft III leBcn. Da bic @s>
Seno lebr bilaeli6 unp maloie III, mar
bic 9r6Bn @oriidt nStbig, cine lleterra<
IdunD III verbu.en. @ir betamen iucei<
fen feineu berlelben su 1sben. @eeen
Mbenp lanaten MIR in Mleranpria an, no.
lelbf 1l1 ebenfaQs cine quite unp itarfe
Stodape befnpet, beieBt BON Capt. Sod,
,pppps @ompanie pom 8. Su pieier CONS
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-15

@epry Ben5,
5mpurteur, @ro9- une 2leinbaubler
ron N%heinweinen,
un9arweine,
GranS5il9e uao
9atupbazW eine
u arciraz uno Dort Metnen,
BON pell9iepenen Sabr9dngcn. rslbs tsim 0u5>.
3ent, 1lai1e une @las s~srfauft ws1oen in leiner
@eimbnlle, 9ritte CITRATE,
3wil&en MarFet< u. Waibinston~Str,
Trenb'6 StcinBetdure.
Aedter SdweiSer unp eimturgu Safe,
@ehte 9oaauo, %driuee,
SarreQcn uno @aroincn
Nets rcrratbis une 5u ben mHslidt tiGisitsuYrei-
fen 81 babeu.
Jtrner: MusecSsi9netsa Gticaap unt
6 incianati Mle ino Yprtsr, uub BIC
fein1ten Srrten oon Il ueuren une
Gbompa9ner.
@owie enbli9 eia ereslertee MTurtimsnt ron
1aDanna= Giaarrcs.
Vcrfebences if Wues gut uuo in reider 6iGc
,urrdtbi9 bel
Ocera Den;.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-15
Doctor q. Srtmann,
Seutidber Mrst

IN ct. NntbonY, Wiinne1 ota,
3eist bierburfb e~raetenlt an, taB er feline Office
mad Der Main. @traBe Ssrlest bat, brittle
Gblr, cberbolb 5errn ubrmader Sbcmplru uuo
eeraee aeeenibgr pem Dyug-Sture untsr 5tanh-
felix's 3aa.
Office. @tuntea inS Mittass rpu balb ems his
crei ubr une Mhenss puu 6 bis g..
arante. bic 5u ptit ben bier @entiernt npbnsn,
UNI be @taet teiudsn 81 %t6nnen. int eriubt,
l'b IN Sricfen ait ibn gu mtnoen unb we.eeu
prcn,pte Mntmcrt erbaltsn.
Trifdter SmpfIpf
1T tets rprri:b;g. Dsutlde i'll @eniisrnt a%elsssnaa
Mnl ifcelungsn, @clhs tire Nineer ssimrft Al ba-
hen riinlden> ieiten Gd idrifiitb IN ibu men
cen, wcrauf er eiacn Sag tstimmsn pi,c an wsI~
dem ey liz teiuht.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-15

&offee> 100 Sdfe Nir, ousoeseidz
net. 20 S1te2e9uavra, 70. 10 vWpdrte" Mlcta,
auaerIsl en-. Gpplep @orrtr II. 60.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-15
IrDtbem unb MQeben1 ! !

&rrB 2ritB uno 0rieasReuer!
GrrB Hicen1s scm @tar.ratG II. Uncle gam ,
&reyoem has vYisrIe" raj, une tbeur1,
Trcbeem unb Gil Gem Strain
laRt's Der ll~nterseiduete IN lsiuer ipnr sans neu
reitaurirten @irtbitaft,
Ste 5tra6e, aeaeniiber Der Srvine 5aue,
nit benz Nierp .eiIe tciu Nlteu une ~nerfouit
mad ME Yor
2 6ldS fir S Cent
vcm oQertsltsu r2asertisr", o. III ct. Yaul at
9ateu lit. mae allen lciuru wsrtbsn Urcunctu unit
eem sesbritn teutiAeu Yutl;fum ~ersebtull onseig:
s. pttfrtec Gltet.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-15

9ioinen> $50 Giiien u9ayere", 81.
N's, goEse, balbs II: , s~isrtcl.
Cooley Carver II. 6 ..
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-06-20
Special Mot..,es.
A Sure Thing.

Or. j. c. Young, upon the receipt If one dollar, will
send to any part ofCalforna Nevada Territory Oregon
Washington Territory, prescription, with full and
complete directions, that will the possessor
against the possibility of contracting any private COM
plants Very simple, very safe and very sure 1t can
not fail in its action.
Having been very successful in his profession, and
accumulated fortune in this State, the Doctor wishes
devote his time the interests of mankind generally,
and the rising generation in particular, that they
may into the world least blessed with pure and
uncontaminated blood good constitution, (a fortune
in itscf and perfectly free from that ScOurge Of the
Age-Hcrcditary Vencreal. He is thus induced to
offer his valuable prescriptions for amount simply
sufficient to cover absolute expenses.
DIR. J. c. Young has practiced III this city for up
wards Of thirteen years. and his slant success has
qualified him prescribe remedies TINT positive in
curing and preventing any form of the .venerea He
offers this success guarantee, AMI pledges his pro-
fcssona reputation upon the efficacy Of the articles adj
minstcrcd.
Address, (cnclosing one dollar, with stamp to pay
return postage,) DIR. }. C.. YOUNG,
els Commercial street, opposite the Mint.
San francisco, CAL
N.B-Those already afflicted referred to the Doc
tors advertisements in another colun, in which he
pledges himself by his motto-NO CtnE, No PAY-to
fulfil his obligations Read aud Consult.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-06-20

DY virtue of an order and decree Of sale Issued
Id to me from the Office of the clerk of the die.
trict court Of the second judicial district, Wash
ingtou Territory, in favor Of Seth Lewellin9,
against T. j. Thornton and Clcopbine Thornton,
his wife, for the sum Of sixteen hundred and sig
ty-six collars and fifty cents, ($1666 SOY damagss
and cost of suit, taxed nineteen dollars and forty
cents ($l9 4O) of the following described property
to Wit The land claim owned and held By Tho
mas J.. Thornton and Cieophine Thornton, his
wife, under the Donation Laws Of the United
States, Tying and being in Clarke county, Wash.
ngton Territory, and bounded as follows: Begin
ming at the west line of the claim heretofore known
as Reeds claim, Onc-fourth of mile south Of
Reeds northwest corner thence running east 20
chains, thence north 1898 chains, thence west %
chains thence south 81 30 chains, thence east 20
chains and thence north "a chains to the placo Of
beginning, in township two north, range one east,
together with all and singular tho privileges, ap-
purtenances, Entertainments and improvements =
the same belonging, which claim 10 described In
tho land Office IS follows commencing ct point
SIT chains west and 20. 10 chains north Of the
quarter sectien post, between sections Nos. ~
aud "a, and running thence west 60 chains, thence
south 81 81 chains, thence east 20 chains, tkeuee
north "a chains, thence cast 19.7l chains, thsnae
north 37.a3 chains to the place OF beginning
Said premises are situated about two miles
northeast Of the town Of Vancouver, and eontalns
about $40 acres, and are improved ~ fcllows Ore
good dwelling honsc and out-houses, one saw hhl
and orchard and about IS acres under cultivation.
Notice Is hereby given that shall cell ths above
described properly at publ auction on the prem
Uses ut one o'clock, to the highest bidder on Sat
urday, the 30th day Of May, 1893, to satisly tAs
sum Of $s5l, being the remainder Of judgment
not satisfied. with interest At the rate Of Aitssn
per cent. per annum from the ~ day sfSepasm-
Der, 1864, till paid, with costs Of suit and aeesu-
ing costs ,' JOHN ARD. "
Sheriff Of CLARK county, W.T.,
BY H. @. MORSE, Deputy.
April 2, 1863. 45:w4 49,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-06-20
Grant, which will doubtless swell the number

Grant, which will doubtless swell the number
to $4,000.
New York, june s.-Richmond papers re-
port gold at 600 premium, and silver at $50.
A report was current there that the Federal
forces were cvacuating Suffolk and throwing
up heavy Notifications eight miles from Nor
folk and that the greater part of Peck's forces
had been sent to Hooker.
Cairo, June ll-A dispatch dated Wal
nut Hills, .Vicksburg, june S, says Gen.
johnson took possession Of Yazoo City on
Sunday night, 3lst May. and Gen. Grant
sent large force that had skirmish with
the rebels at Saratoga. They took 80 or 40
prisoners. The rebels fired one volley and
then fed. Union flags have been seen hoisted
on several houses between Yazoo and the Big
Black. The bombardment continues A fire
in Vicksburg, on Monday night, june sth,
destroyed large quantities Of commissary
stores, which must prove serious loss to the
rebels. A sortie was made on McClprnana's
line on the night of june I'd. There was
sharp words for few minutes, when the reb-
els withdrew inside their Notifications.
New York, June 1.-The Post says n
committee Of citizens who recently visited
Washington to lay before the President a
project for raising 100000 colored soldiers,
report that he fully approves the plan, declar-
ing himself ready, as soon as a sufficient num-
Der can be raised, to make them a part Of u
command for Gen. Fremont.
Chicago. june ia letter from rear OF
Vicksburg, June s, says the expedition up
the Yazoo landed at Sotovala, had fight
with 1000 rebels and fell back. OTHER regi-
ments coming up, we attacked and defeated
the rebels and took 100 prisoners.
"A rumor is circulated that Penberton had
requested Grant to permit the women and
children to pass through his lines. More
than 5000 head of cattle and mules have
been turned outside the enemy's works OIL ac-
count of no feed.
New York, June 1.-THE Philadelphia En-
quirer has letter, dated Port Royal, Is. ca
which states that Col. Montgomery with the
2df1egro regiment had defeated the rebels at
Potolaigo.
Columbus, Ohio June 1.-The Demo-
cratic Convention met in this city to-day.
Ex.Gov. Medary presided. On motion OF
DR.. Odds, the Convention proceeded to nomi-
nate candidate for Governor. G. l.. Val
landingham and Hugh J. Jewett We're put i'll
nomination. On the first ballot, Nallanding'
ham received 354 votes and Jewett T. The
nomination of Vallandingham was then made
unanimous.