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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
TERRITORY OF WAsHISGroN, -.
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT,

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
TERRITORY or WAsMiSGroN, 81.
THIRD JUDICIAL DIsTRlcr,
NOTICE is hereby given to all whom 1t may
concern .-WHEREAs a libel has been filed in
the District Court Of the United States, for the
Territory of Washington, and Third Judicial Dis
trict, on this 9th day Of January, A. d., 1868, by
John j. Mct:ilvra, Esq, Prosecuting Attorney for
the United States, for said District on behalf Of
the United States Of America, against q certain
sloop called tho Brutus, her tackle, apparel and
furniture, nine five gallon cans Of alcohol, two
sacks of flour weighing fifty pounds each, one
Jug Of English rum containing one gallon, for
reasons and causes in the said libel mentioned,
and praying the usual process and monition OF the
said court in that behalf to be made.
Now therefore, In pursuance Of the monitor
under the seal Of the said court to me directed and
delivered, ! do hereby give public notice to all
persons claiming the said slO0p nrutus, her tackle
apparel, furniture and cargo, or In any manner
interested therein, that they be and appear before
the said District Court, to be held at the city OF
Olympia, in and for the Third Judicial District OF
the Territory of Washington, on the second Monday
Of March, A. D.. 1868, the same being the ninth
day of said month, ut II o'clock in the forenoon
of that day provided the same shall he q day Of
Jurisdiction, otherwise ON the next day Of iurisdic-
ton thereafer.) Then and there to interpose
their claims, and to mako their allegations in that
behalf.
Dated at the city of Olympia. this Gath day Of
january, A. D. 1869. WV. HUNTINGTON,
u. s. Marshal for said Territory.
BY s. B. FARGO, Deputy.
JOHN ]. McGiLvRA, Proctor for Libellants.
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To OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES residing
on any part Of the Pacific coast, however distant,
who may desire the opinion and advice Of Dr..
Young, on their respective cases, and who think
proper to submit a written statement Of such, II
preference to holding a personal interview, arr
respectfully assured that their communications
will be held most sacred. DR.. Young takes this
opportunity Of observing that all letters are only
opened and replied to by himself, and the latter
as promptly as possible. If the case be fully and
candidly described, personal communication will
and the general treatment Of the case itself, In.
GLIDING the remcdies,) will be forwarded without
delay, and in such a manner as to convey NO idea
Of the purport Of the letter or parcel 50 transmit
ted.
Bdy- Office. ISL Clay street, San Francisco. .
Consultation gratis. &c. YOUNG, Nd.
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THRRiroRy or WARRINGTON, I
County Of Thurston,

TmRiroRy or WARRINGTON,
County Of Thurston,
In the District Court of the Third Judicial District.
To ENOCH H. WILSON: You are hereby mott.
Hsd that Henry Roedcr has fled a complaint
against E. H. Wilson h Co., in said court, which
will come on to be heard at the first term Of the
court, which shall commence more than three
months after the goth day Of December, 1862, and
unless you appear at said term and answer, the
ssme will be taken a. confessed, and the prayer
thereof granted.
The object and prayer Of said complaint is to rs.
cover judgment upon . promissory aote given by
Mid E. H. Wilson 4 Co. to plaintiff June 30th,
1858, for $500, with interest at legal rate from the
3oth August, 1858.
Attorney for H. Roeder.
COMPLAINT filed Dec. ls. 1858. SIMS
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Territory of Washington. 90

County Of ThurstOn.
l, Richard Lane, Clerk Of the Supreme Court Of
Washington Territory, do hereby certify that &he
above is a correct and full statement Of the time
and places fixed by said Supreme Court for hoi-
ding terms of court in the several Judicial Districts
Of said Territory, all Of which appears Of record
in my Office.
RICHARD LANE, Clerk.
NOrE.-The above order Of court will not effect
the Spring terms 1868, Of the SteilacoOm and
Port Townsend Courts, but will 60 into effect
Immediately thereafter. l2.m3.
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Territory Of Washington, ! So. Justice Court,
County of Cowlitz. Esquire Crawford
James Gateway Plaintiff ~,
William Pumphry, Deft.) .
To WiLLlANPUMPHRy Defendant: You are here
by notified that the above named plaintiff has
filed his complaint against you, in the above enti-
tied court, to recover the sum of one hundred dol
lars for the purchase of one yoke of oxen, about
the first Of July, 1862, now unless you appear in
said court on the l4th day of February. A.. ID.
1863, ut his office in the schOol-house near Collins
Store in said county, Mt the hour of ten O'Clock
A. NJ, and answer said complaint, the same will
be taken as confessed and the prayer thereof grant
cd by the said court.
PETER CRAWFORD.
A Justice OF tho Peuce in and for Cowlitx county,
W. r.
Nov. II, 1862. l:m3
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TERRrroRy or WASHINGTON, ! az.
County Of Thurston,
In the District Court Of the Third Judicial Dis
trict, Washington Territory.
To II. X. CARTER: You are hereby notified
that William w. Miller has fled q complaint
against you In said Court, which will come on to
he heard at the first term Of the Court, which shall
commence more than three months after the 18th
day Of December, 1862 and unless you appear at
said term and answer, the same will be taken a.
confessed, and tho prayer thereof granted. The
object and prayer Of said complaint Is to recover
judgment against m Biles and said H.. X. Car
ter, Jointly and sevcrally indebted on three notes,
to said plaintiff, in the sum Of $24S7, SO dollars, or
thereabouts, with interes.
ELWOOD EVANS,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Complaint filed Dec. lath, 1862 smss
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Courts Of Washington Territory.

Courts OF washington Territory.
A T the December term, 1862, of the Supreme
II Court of Washiuton Territory, the following
time and places were fixed BY said Court, for hold
ing Courts in the several Judicial Districts of
said Territory. To wit:
U. s. DISTRICT COURTS.
First District, at Walla Walla County of Walla
Walla, on the 18th Monday in April and I'd Monday
in October, to continue for weeks unless sooner
adjourned.
Second District, at Vancouver, Clarke County,
on the 4th Monday in May and I'd Monday in No
vembcr, to continue for ) weeks, unlcs sooner nd.
journed.
Third District, at Olympia, Thurston County.
on the LIST Monday in February and Sd Monday in
July, to continue 3 weeks unless sooner adjourned.
To take effect in the ID District after the March
term 1862 Of said Court.
District Courts for the transaction of Territori-
al business to be holden ut
Steilacoom, Pierce County, on the 4th Monday in
February and Sd Monday in August.
Port Townsend, jefferson County, on the I'd Mon
day in March and LIST Monday in September.
Pinkpey City, Spokane County, on the I'd Monday
in June.
Pierce City, shoshonc County, on the I'd Monday
in July.
Florance City, Idaho County, ON LIST Monday in
August.
Banuack City, Boise County, on the lst Monday
in September.
Districts Court for the Sd Judicial District, in
in addition to the regular terms, for the purpose
Ut hearing and disposing Of causes within the
Admiralty and Maritime Jurisdiction Of said
Court, to be holden.
At Olympia ON the first Monday 0fevery month,
except February, July and September.
At Port Townsend on the Second Monday in
March and First Monday in September.
BY IN act of the Legislative Assembly, Of the
Territory of Washington passed ut its last session,
terms of the Supreme Court will be begun and
held at..thc seat of Government Of said Territory,
on the first Monday in January Of each year.
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OBITUARIES.

Five lines will be published gratis but for
every additional line of writing, ten cents must
be sent or the obituary notice will not be insert
ed. We never " send bills y for such service
the money must accompany the article.
Died, of Pneumonia, at Hospital No. 2, near
Charlottesville, Va, Private John L. Robertson.
of Co /, 1st n. G. State Troops, in the 22d year
of his age. Though unwell, ut the tap of the
drum for his comrades to march from Port Royal
to meet the enemy at Charlottesville, he buck.
led on his implements Of war, and with his COM
pany underwent all the perils of that memorable
march, until we had passed to the rear OF the
enemy. May the ID, and were in motion TO at.
tack him when John knowing that he was tee
much fatigued to go through the battle that then
evidently had to be fought, sought 4 pass tothe
resigned himself to his fate, and with that bra
| very that ever charactcriZes the bravest of the
brave, he pressed the retreating enemy unit Il,
when he could so NO farther, he sunk down
f{Where the missiles of death from the enemy's
cannon were falling in fearful torrents perfectly
exhausted. and in his usual pleasantness bid hi.
| comrades adieu, and to go on to victory or death.
He was taken eff the field by some unknown hand
| and carried to Hospital No. 2, to die amid stran-
gers, without one word to console his last mo-
ments. As q son he was dutiful, as a brother al
fectienate, as a school-mate beloved, and as :
soldier none can better all his ranks. Thus ha:
the cruel hand of an unjust war deprlveda dotIn.
mother Of her only two children, for IT was on
twelve short months ago the news of her young
er sons fall sadly lacerated her heart. Wen ma.
it be said she has sacrificed much, even her ALL
{ unon fac altar OF her country. AoIher wceI
; not. the two rose-buds of spring shave. we hope
only passed to a brighter world, TO bloom In on
eternal simmer. MALCUs.
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The Charleston Mercury of the 1st says :
about 2 o'clock Sunday night, the
steamer Somter was engaged in trans
porting detachments of the 61st North
Carolina, 23d Georgia and goth South
Carolina, from Morris Island to another
part of the harbor. 1t had reached a
| position, coming in outside of Fort Sum-
/ ter, when, by some unfortunate blunder,
! it'was fired upon by Moultrie. A shot
passed through its hull, causing it par
) TALLY to sink, killing at the same time
five men and %wounding several others
Many Of the men. ~endeavored to escape
by swimming, and of these twenty, il
is said, were drowned. Barges were
: sent to the rescue, and six hundred were
saved from the wreck"
The Mercury reports the following
North Carolinians wounded at Wagner
August 80. Capt. Colt, company /, Stt
regiment, slight injury to eyes; private
William Barrier, company A, 9Th regi.
ment, slight shell wound in chest pri-
yate Thomas Harrell, company e, ST.
regiment, killed by comrade, accidentally
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LIEUT.. GEN. HARDEE.-The Mississippi
Clarion of August 26th, has been inform
ed that no doubt, whatever, exists of the
appointment of General IIardee to the
command of the Vicks5urg garrison, now
rapidly rendczvousing at Demopolis, and
that he has gone to that point to enter
upon the discharge ofhis duties. Abetter
selection could not have been made, and
we congratulate the country upon it. We
only have to regret that the fact was moi
| made known weeks ago, for it would have
had a happy aad inspiring effect.
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At Charleston on the Sd, all was perfect
ly quiet. No firing whatever, but the
enemy reported closer to Wagner. Last
night~as the quietest known there for
three weeks past; scarcely a gun was fired
except a few shots from battery Wagner.
Enemy reported tinkering at the Mont
tors as If repairing damages sustained
Tuesday night.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-09-07

ROBBERY DETEcTRD.-Two fellows nam
ed respectively, Lieut.. j. Speers, of Mis-
sissippi, and Capt. d. MacDaniel, of AL
ALBANIA, opened the trunk of a boarder at
the Marlborough House. in this city, on
Monday night, and stole therefrom 1000
dollars. Officers Parker and Denton
succeeded in capturing them and recov-
ering the money. They are now in Jail.
The money was stolen from DR.. Riddick,
of Gates.
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Loss OF A CoNFEDERATE STEAMER.

Loss OF A Confederate STEAMER
The Confederate steamer Oconee, Lieut..
Q. F. Johnston commanding, which left
Savannah for Nassau on Tuesday week,
laden with-233 bales of cotton, sprung
a leak on Wednesday at sea and went
down. The officers and the crew took
to the boats, three in number. and two
of them got safely to land, but the third,
which was in the rear and distant from
the others about half q mile, was cut
off by the enemy and captured. The
cargo of the Oconee was valued at $75,-
600, and the steamer at $50 900, all
owned by the Confederate Government.
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The defences around Charleston hold
out even beyond the most sanguine ex-
pectations. Glorious old Sumter, though
battered down in many parts, still sends
renlies to and r~esists the fierce lombard
ment of the yankees by land and sea-
On the night of the LIST inst, the Monl-
TORS apnroached close to Sumter and
opened a terrific fire of shot and shell!
AGAINST her. and for a time the Impress
ion prevailed that they were about to
try TO pass the distinctions. All our
Sullivan Island batteries, including Moul-
trie and battery Greg at Cummings Point
opened upon the Monitors, and the roar
of heavy ordnance was kept up incessAnt.
" till daylight. The firing WAS the
loudest ever heard, and startled the entire
citv. Bat the result was Insignificant
twelve men in Sumter were wounded, anC
that's all. Since then operations have
been confined chiefly to shooting
IN. YANKEES drove u men from thei
rifle tits $50 yards liz advance of Wagne
battery. and they have sent thousand
OF pounds Of iron against 1t without et
feet. They have not pushed their work
a rlinst Wagner for several days, and. i
is thought that, finding this manner Q
attack futile, they will attempt to tax
Charleston bv some other means.
Gen. Beauregard is determined to de
fend Charleston to the last, and if it fall.
it shall be a pile of smoking ruins. An
all her patriotic people say-AnEN!
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sag Capt Thomas Rufir, of Wayne,
has been-made Lieutenant Colonelof the
1st N. G. Cavalry Regiment.
Capt. Rufus Barringer, of Cabarrus,
has been made Major of the 1st N. c.
Cavalry Regiment.
Lieut. Colonel VIM. G.. Robinson, of
Goldsboro, has been made Colonel of the
End Cavalry N. @. Troops.-Raleigh
| Progress. .
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MR.. EDITOR Please give space to these few
Sises I'm your paper, for we think jokes are free
these war times: m
Mr.. Jssn Clippard,. of co: c, 2sth n. Il,
Sergeant ser in said com pany, and proposes to give
SSsin the way of a treat, if he is elected. We
think he is very anxious fer sffice but as otlecrs
bere faye better than priyates, we do net blame
.he yornc man. but we think he offers quite an
extraYagant treat for such an office. l.. g.. c.
IPaid 81 sol