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The essnis u ihs ~s' ihsr sss as.sles.a -nl ss
faithfully vse, - ,hs' ihs ratle msr hs advised ss
Ne ptunfess. The fssus n battles. ths ssasa ~ ne
eea'ssat snlss snd III shsl ses,. ne stss, struggle.
81 heine ana shfsad, f che utnhfvw ~ shs hshslea.
~ sadlilen, is l~sitssi wul senlsla ne CURRENT
FtwH ~ lhs de-, otlOlCf hlHctil.Ast, Stair
TINS, che lals.l fsfsfis u lhs NAN iohk ssa uls,
cikkAfi utktAAb sna eAtiik MAAarfs, ne sss.
al,leh ~ she AoNtf ana HfVCk aAHkftH ~ ~ssa.
twill hs bs ensi ~ ihs rierfslefs II lhs s.ssssa 10
elss Ne es@as n,ssssi le I'll classes - reader. "a
seeh Information a. ell be ssrslsf saspled ~ he
veil hslna ~ The eltfsas ~ lhisas
The l~sifsa wr esatlsae a. represent ssa ssssa ~
the regular elaanlsalss ~ hs psaeeFsle psfy, state
sHd hsuensl sustain hs principles aHa pels5 hs5 shall
ssew sha support lhs candidates lhsF aay hemles.,
NJ haye se sssals, fhs ls~ pFsss Zoe .ahseupslea
viii ne, ailew a. We theFsieFe sss euF bsslaofslls
ianaAa she dsslfa Tie ~ saaaa pflselpss-
O. sd ~ the sktsnsleR 81 lhs efegisea ~ NE sss
naiy aHd WufklJ, until ,hey shsll ~ least reach sssy
pemeeTal.e amii b. iHaisaa, The pres ls mast a,
reHaat ageas "a directing seshi As pue MIND, saa 81
that nsedsd o. give the praeeFaIis psFs psimsnss
rule "a the enlightenment, II The people 10 90 primes.
pies ani policy u shall 10 ain, Nth all The ability
Va possess, a. faithfully advocate Democratic ssnmena
and measures, Cor 80 believe .h., IA dsins b.ss
promote the true Interests u the country,
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lrHurp sfAtfr ~ AstmcA, DISTINCT or m
III nlANA. ~

u DIANA, "a
wsssssa A libel ~ lsfefnstlsa hss bseH nlsd ~ lhs
District tHaN ~ the United states Wha anl ~
Ne sassnih tfrull ana Hsflsl n ihishs, "a the fhh
sss ~ Isaasft, laa8, ~ luha tlshns, Fsis Attorney
~ ne tHsd Atsts fsf ths usi si ~ inilsha, aasas
me fsselna drseglhsa efsalis aHa effects ~ ehs Mam
> tlsleemh leswin tvsf rfeHlsaoFY helss, al iaisi
March sh, tnai faf flau 90 uaei pat ahlp lni sHd
fssfs respectively, fea the si utlnbef, tHHi VIII hl
lsFts ssd nglsa Hfpn ~ uHe luhh OAKS 70 pne
Hsh Way ana W hlm assigned aad laasltfFed "a sald
Ne eesa saa assaFsa Nv Hsftssse certain zeal estate
n tapaFss eHtfs lndlsns eF yalsua ~ ae pests VI
81 seef Congress sprFpssd iai ~, iuni, entitled Ah
sft o. sappFsss lnsFftsteH ~ ranis Treason Esd shsl
sa a. sssss SOD sessste The property ~ rebels and lo
ether PURPOSES and praying processes apains ald pFuppf
esd that me same msy he condemned Abd spld 80
sssmes' property
New, lhsFehFs, % pursuance ~ the menan undtF lhs
seal ~ said eaaFi o. nae directed AID delivered da here
~ sIse pshe neslee "a all sFsens Claiming said pfpflY,
o. saf pat thereof 80 IA Af manner Interested thsal
that lheY be ad appeal hefnfe The said Distract Court VI
The ualssd states o. he held a. The oy ~ Indianapolis,
" aud fof he District ~ iHdana, ihe third Monday ~
February nest a. ten e'oosk ~ The faTeneon ~ hai
day then shd there u nspose their claims aud " pake
thslF sliss ia that behalf
a q, ROhE, u, a. Marshal,
PEI hissioN, Deputy
Jssr u. hsA, cerk. fehl-dist
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hnycHp. cOss.. November 10Th. 1851.


a WH- H-D
Dsfr ssr- have for ssv~rsl years been ced wi. b
that troublesome and dangerous disease. Gravel which
resisted all remedies aud dootor until took Con.ttuiiou
Wster, and you may be assured that sxcerdinuy
pleased with the result Il has entirely cured me aud
you NAV make aay OF my n.u. you may see a m ~.
gard 10 the medicine. have entire confidence in its
efficiency. Yours truly, POND STRUNG
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haie Proprietor aRi Mup,fafnFeF ~ che Hard hghs~s
Fr,ss Rnhpr nigfs liesiHWFs Patents
The iiaFi ltilhsf iHss V snsr s'1i H,lrs'f "a all
e'he : ~ lin halwing nsiwfis VII mr,u lsfrsk, Tus
ehiip, Hlll 80 iAsFl ,ah 10 maie if ~ hmirTi vii
cure lirlia n vars siaminI DO, lHa press ~ huuEe
The caFi, a'ni y aisass 'ieal ai.i lhs~i smwi
taiulgs ran w src4Tai,k hil,i ~ srndina siss 10
inches trpnni ls'iy in lNe 4 nusure,
llfffHtNcfs % ~ sr~'ri'fi, meF others = ie fei,
ioErH nnly ~ rrrlf ianfs Mat, iarneeilanj and
Parker Ng iaFhi rrfs ,l,HaFi aud Aspsw, iilla,isl
Jaai DE- ", J,ar'rli F'ruea, ,iemral i'uena, Nar,-
lnulan, irifs ilrlniri, frprr, na AHlnNs, AMI La
Wis, tNraEni ~ Mnlnit, NigrHkse, VI.
hanah'r'Hrer AMI ihscr in Fsallrr llTaees A,~ism-
ihal hInrlrrs, Pin aim ''fhh llasila hl,HkhHs iuf
yaficoe veins, fns.'i,sa, h,inlau's, kr., Ac
IN. wtLCnNFrATINr ARrtilrTAL IRA, man,
featured lw g, stafford, has malp a,kalfafs- e,rr al
others anil ~ hlrIce N such II las ne,l,ri the
nri PREMIUMS NJ the itsd states fnlrs under the
animation ~ The l"f snrlrsns h '~u country its mo-
tim Il received fr,m rli~r rnr' lwh,h will never
break gi,F II grrat rrlrrence lie SPIRAL rI'ing
used n oilHr llnlis
Send stamp hT pamphlet, Posi- once boa EMO.
ny For sale by all Druggists. novit-'ea-dsm
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pasNIiif, Pa. juno ,, lss2
pF. wz n. Gssao-Dsar .Sir. In February 1851,
afflicted With the diabetes, and for hive months
ga sed more than two gallons Of water "a "a houTs
Ma obliged TO get up a. often as ten twelve tunes du
ring the night and Ia i've months Lost about so pounds
Ia weight. During the month u July, 81, procured
two bottles Of Constitution Water, and IN Two days after
using Il experienced relief and after taking two bottles
was entirely cured, after reganns my usual good
good health. Yours, truly,
Nv. L. pr WITT
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CONSTITUTION WATER

Ie me pahhe with The CONVICTION that has no equal IN
relieving ne class o. diseases Viii IL Ia. been found A.
enncnuy sesoessfa IN curing aud that We shall
be rewarded for our efforts IN Tlaeig valuable remedy
n form 10 meet The requirements o. patient aud physi
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FoR sALE Br ALL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A.
wN. n GREGG Aco pro,,,.,...

Morgan Akeu. General Agents. No. &c Clin street
Se~ York. Wright Preach, g Randal2h Al: smith A
p~yer % LAAs Il, who,.sl. Agents. Chcsgo nl.noi.
isn3s-fS-
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TnfCf OF f<Hk<A. a.
wssrsss ls<l 81 i1fefaafion has teen hlsd IN The
slret Coar ~ The uniisd ssss-. within ard fof the
seventh Circuit ard pstnes q insus. on The 2pth day
- Jsnasy, isaJ. ~ yphn Hanna, .tsq,. Anotnsy Zoe
Ls United states Zoe ths District sffndsns, against The
sllesing de<<Ilh~d ss<sts. sf~f ard srscs % enc WI
liam Jbeieomb. - viu fssr certain rfom'.sory fe,sa
sn dated TIE ses ~ Jsunsy. 1881, foe nfssn hundred
dollars each r.yshls 1ith Day % October la the ysar
issi iss2 s sns i-s<. respectively Nth Interest
nusy from Oh iih October, lHaD said mites Fysn ~
ess lo-~pbas 4. wss % ssth Nay, ard ~ him
sofssd ara usasfsrsd 20 .ald william J iiolcoub.
ff violation " The powers Of act ~ Congress sp
proved Jaiy a. iaa1 entitled aeto suppfe.sihsnffec
TON pansh tesenn and rebellion, 20 seize and counscsts
ne property n rebels snd fsf ohsf purposes" praying
pfotss against ssd property, and that the came mat DO
ssndstnnsd and sold a. snsnes' property.
No~ therefore, ~ pltsusnes - the montou under The
seal - ssa Court % directed and delivered do hsfu
~ give pahe notlssio pefsuns claiming said pfepsf'y.
sny part thereof % h any mshnsf nsfeatsd fhAeih,
thst lhsf 10 snd appear bsfuFe che said the District
q ~. tntsd states a. BE held a. ths ey N lad anapo
M IN snd f0f The District n Indiana the third Monday
n February nest 81 oeoet ~ the forenoon efhsi day
thea snd hsfs - hisfpess hslf 'lslms snd nal THEFT
allegations ~ thst behalf
~ GARLAND nosh, usHn,
~ I. :. hiastew, uepasY.
ATTEST isss n ns., tilsa, hhsait
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DfsMfsohidA, on rAlNtu ArssfRuAfIos. AN
N MtNORhhAGiA on fhotush fI0wiNG'
SUPPRESSED MENsTRUATIoN.

SUPPRESSED MENsTRUATloN.
which Ia the unmarried female IL constant recurring
d and through neglect the seeds OF grave and
dangerous maladis the result, and Month after
month passes without Effort being made 90 assist
ture the suppression becomes ehroc the patient gradu.
all, loses her appetite, the bowels conepa,ed nghl
swests come on, aud the consumption finally end her
career.
LEUCoRRHEA, OR WHITES.
TIL. disease depends upon an inflammation Of the mu.
cous lining u the vagina womb II Il IN all cases
coupancd by severe panf nihs bnes aoroHs the bowels
an and sSDTS .s, np. %ss"s @
spoonful OF mcd Inc, mixed With halt pint 81 sof water
morning and evening.
IRRITATION oF THE MICK OF Tlif BLADDER, IN.
fLAMM NioN of TIN kiDNt ~ AND CAtAhhH
on IHk LADDER. sfkANGuARN ANDBukN.
iNo 90 PAINFUL ukiNAriNo.
For those dses'ss n 10 truly sovereign remedy. aud
too much be said IN lie praise single dosc has
been known To- relieve u,s most urgent symptoms,
Are you troubled with that distressing pain 10 the small
81 the bach and through the hips. traspoonful day
OF decentralization " alter viii relieve y'u lice magic.
FOR DYSPEPSIA
II has equal "a relieving the distressing rynp
toms Also, Headache, Heartburn. Acid sto aoh vom.
Ing food, Ac. fake a tss,I,oonful after dinner The
dos. in all may be Increased Il desir but i.
be done gradually
PHYSICIANS
Haze long since given Mp the Of huchu cubes aud u
nbef IN the treatment Of these Diseases aud only them
Tor the want Of a better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
Has proved ise equal TO the task ths, ha. devolved
upon o.
DIURETlCS.
rr.'s and dr.nch the sdpsy' and by
lead to cnronc degeneration aud confirmed disease.
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SCHOOL ORGANS.

4 NEw NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THE THING FOB
n Sabbath Schools. Academic AMI Small Churches.
- ~ n - cR4 mc<A- ~.
N.Y. WILLARD a sTowEfI
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fnr ssvsrwsp,s a. psli,ls.i ans-slsa. u he
ssAlns yssf IN hsss a. sh.efens mlsfsa - ssrfs
sitissn. We engaged IL sssaik EVIL -ss ~
sat ~ Witch esn fef~-ss. u ose<,sss = ss6lsx
change ne Iassisnieus snd prtsips. ures -esa shs
oessfunsai 90 foanisa. snA M a-.lrusa.. - ths
liberty sna rights u The etissn. sssk =. ns
people u o. ssAsf nstien have sntofsd. sn1 Z
~erh usy hs surhaisd ear un~sasisa PFesrs-
10 nsi oaal prosperity sas gFssinsss, Ihs lssas sui
be arsa a. whether 'hls nee GessFHasa, sssli =.
preserved aud manlsl~d saa The nsss q ne stats
aaAsT Tie conslluiaa peTpssas1sd. % spg~s'ui esus
sashefv b. permitted sEos eut q hl. ar, sl'sF'
atlas state lnsa state nstHaens. and ell the-s sessss
upen the Federal 0esen.msns. fehu reserved ~ ne
states. wAsh have eanshaisa The sscellsnss and sups
reliiy q oar naiiensAiy states "ons The <s' Coz
ths eenon elsssi Arb Ia ne consfitutien. hai
distinct a. TIE BELLOWS" ~ the management n nff
purely q ne "a snsin These qaesllons esse involved
"a the - s elections. saa ths voice 81 The people wss
NEST smphsuosy sxrrssssd ief the 'cansnuuea a. q
l. and ,hs uniea - ws" Never hers tine
when ~"se HpcF,sn, thee The people stsula be ,hsr.
saghiy sdVsed 20 the pFuxFess and esnsn - pal
anaif ant ~ passing events people not NJ Gee
self government unless with Intelligent udrmsn, thsy
decide upon che quessess which sn.et slss their e~r
and the pate wslfafa
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rev tsfslsiafe will ss.essl.s The sth - jsso-
sff neat m sesieh ~ri have deep lessrssi fof ne
citizens u indisha The Saffsf eill eon,sia f.hfai
and lnislllrse' fspef, ~ Ne proceedings. that ne
tssdst esn unsf.shd ile aay asy ~hsl their nsrfs
sentatltss 49, a.la.
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VIII assemble. and the most lmpossn, sas-slen.
will be brought before u foF as,egmasian. tue Il
which. the Emancipation aud ccieuls.an psss q the
President wlll sllsi, snsei The future ~ TIE eeun,ry.
All interesting Congressional rrce.salnEs oil =.
ported IN ihs NHfiasi
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BRANDE'S FUsAfLA6o
u r'ess~~s - ~ fs>ss-ctu1<~n 81 6ffe
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READ, READ. READ.

rtase and drench the kdneys and by constant use so
lead TO cnrouic degeneration aud confirmed disease.
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diseases occurring feM soc and he sans cause viii be
enlfsY cured ~ hu Consultation Water fiakeH taT ans
leneh ~ tlme The aosp should yaFy wilh tho severity
~ the disease sm twenty afars a. alsssranRfu time
limts day ~ water tuFng ihe passage ~ che pAlens
Ns lhf pain Ahd argent simpDMa should no c0mhallf
wllh hs pIeps remedies, then ieiewed up by tbs Con-
suiatlan Wallet az above directed
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Sllcrlm'S Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
I'D to me from the Office of the clerk of the dis.
trlc, court Of the End judicial district, W. T., in
favor Of Phillip aud Henry Wasserman, against
John r. Smith, for the sum of twelve hundred
and thirty dollars, $50 oO,) with interest at two
per cent per month from Sept. l2th 1862, dam
ages and cost Of suit taxed two dollars and ninety
cents (S29o,) have levied upon the following de-
| scribed property in Vancouver, Clark county, W.
T., and situated in the upper half of the land
claim of Amos N. Short, deceased in Block
No. 3, and Lots No. 3, 4, s, 6, 7 and 8, with one
dwelling house on lot No. s, one house known rs
Mount Hood Saloon with bowling alleys, on lot No.
8, with dwelling house and two store houses on
lots No. 6 and 7, with two out-houscs on lots No.
and 4; also one billiard table and fixtures, &C.,
together with the tenements, hereditaments and
appurtenances thcrcunto belonging, to satisfy the
judgment Of Philip and Henry Wasserman for the
sum of twelve hundred and sixty-one hundreth
dollars Isl, 200 6l,) with interest at two per cent
per month from Sept 18th. 1863 till paid with
costs Of snt and accruing costs.
Notice is hereby given that will sell tho above
described PROPERTY at public auction for cash to
the highest and best bidder, on the said premises
on the sixth day Of June, 1863, At ten O'Clock.
IL JOHN ARD,
Sheriff Of Clark county, W.T..
BY H. C. MoRsE, Deputy.
May 2, 1868. 45:w4
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DY virtue of an order and decree Of sale Issued
ID to me from the Office Of the clerk Of the dis.
trict court of the second judicial district, WASH
ington Territory, in favor Of Seth Lewelling,
against T. J. Thornton and Cleophine Thornton,
his wife, for the sum of sixteen hundred and six
ty.six collars and fifty cents, ($l666 5o) damages,
and cost Of suit, taxed nineteen dollars and forty
cents (Sl9 4o) Of the following described property
to wit: The land claim owned and held By Tho.
mas J. Thornton and Clcophine Thornton, bis
wife, under the Donation Laws Of the United
States, lying and being In Clarke county, Wash
ington Territory, and bounded q: follows: Begin
ming at the west line Of the claim heretofore known
rs Reeds claim, onc-fourth Of mile south Of
Reeds northwest corner, thence running cast 20
chains, thence north $3.50 chains, thence west 60
chains, thence south 81 ,33 chains, thence east 10
chains, and thence north "a chains TO the place Of
beginning, In township two north, range one east,
together with all and singular tho privileges, ap-
purtenances, hercdi:aments and improvements 70
the same belonging, which claim Is described In
the land Office as follows: commencing At point
5.77 chains west and 2o.lt chains north Of the
quarter section post, between sections Nos. ~
and -, and running thence west go chains, thence
south 6l.33 chains, thence east 40 chains, thence
north ~ chains, thence east 19.7l chains, thence
north 37.a3 chains to the place Of beginning.
Said premises are situated about two miles
north-cast Of tho town Of Vancouver, and contains
about 800 acres, and are improved ~ follows: One
good dwelling house and out-honsss, one sa~ mill
and orchard, and about IS acres under cultivation
Notice 10 hereby given that shall sell the above
described property at publ 9 auction on the prem
ises 1t one O'CLOCK, to the highest bidder % Sat-
urday, the 3oth day Of Nay, leaa, - satisfy he
sum Of $s5l, being the remainder Of judgment
not satisfied, with interest at the rate Of Aflssn
per cent. per annum from the Ith day Of 6sptsm-
Der, 1859, till paid, with costs Of suit and accru.
ing costs. JOHN ARD,
Sheriff Of CLARK county, W. T.,
By h. Q. MORSE, Deputy.
April :, 1859. +S:wl
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Union Resolutions of w Washington Territory.

Union Resolutions Of Washington Territory.
The following resolutions We're adopted by
the Territorial Union Convention. at Vancou-
yer, on the 25th inst:
Whereas. In this hour of the nations peril,
when armed rebellion has involved the nation
in the dire calamity of civil war, and dpfes
with desperate and lawlrss boldness the law.
full government of the United States, We rec
ognize it 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 BE- dishonorable |;
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-
lieving the war so prosecuted must end in the
permanent establishment Of our Government
over one people, We arc for that glorious con-
summation ut any cost OF life and means.
I'd. Resolved 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.
80. HeSOtCeu, i nat auIleTeHct 10 ulu party
ties in this crisis of our country is impatriotic
and miscellaneous, and that all who truly love
their country should be united in sentiment
and action in It's behalf, against all foes, mill
tary or political
4th. Resolved, That abjuring for the pres.
ent all partizan interests and former political
ties, We will unite ourselves in ono Union
party 70 sustain tho Administration in its ef.
forts to restore the national authority and to
crush treason and traitors from our soil, with
all that can germinate 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
our country. all the rights to which tine consi-
tuition entities them.
On motion of "A. Il. Elder, j. HARVARD and
G. a. B,rnes of Thurston A. s. Abernehy,
of Cowli;z; VIM. B. Kelly, of Walla Walla ;
G. II. Spinning Of Pierce, and +. A. Wilson.
Of Jefferson, were elected rs Union Cen
trail Committee.
A. II. Burbank, Chairman.
WIN. Il. KELLY, Secretary.
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NOTICE.
SuRvRYoa GIxsRAL's OFFICE.
nls~>i~ M n A.. a aana

Olympia, W. T., Nay 9, 1893.
TTVHE President Of the United States, on the 10th
day of March, 1858, ordered " That tract Of
land one milo wide and Eve and one-half miles In
length, along the Straits Of Fuca, contiguous to
Port Angeles, In townships 30 and 81 N, ranges
and West, Washington Territory, DO reserved
as TOWNSHIP, under the provisions Of an act Of
Congress approved March Sd, 1858, entitled An
act for increasing the revenue BY reservation and
and sale oftown sights on public lands, and with
the view of carrying out the intention Of the said
law, directed that said reservation, excsptso much
as may be needed for lighthouse purposes, be sur
veyed into suitable urban and suburban lots.'
Proposals will therefore be received by this
Office until Saturday, May 30th, 1858, 70. the
survey Of said reservation. The boundary lines Of
said reserve have been established. About 500
acres, contiguous TO the bay, is to surveyed into
squares 500xs0o feet, divisible into 20 lots,
50xl40 feet, With an alley 20 feet wide through
the center Of each square, the measurements Of
the squares being exclusive of the Streets and the
measurements Of lots exclusive of streets and al
legs. It may also be necessary to stake of the
lots In the blocks and II so, it will be stated in
the instructions from this Office to the Deputy
who takes the contracts. From 1000 to 1000
acres, next adjoining the town-sight, are to be
laid OF into lots ten chains square, containing
ten acres each, with avenues running be.
tween each two tiers Of lots, with such
crosssreets shall be stated in the instructions
referred to. The whole number Of ten-acre lots
to be laid off is not to exceed 200.
Deputy Surveyors who contemplate taking the
contracts, will make ro proposals, ono at the rate
of so much per mile for running said lines, and
one on the principle Of per diem compen sation.
Bids will be opened on Saturday, both inst, At
10 o'clock, A. H., and the contract awarded to
the responsible and competent party offering to do
the work at the lowest price. Each bidder will be
required to accompany bis bid with the names OF
two or more good and sufficient sureties, the sufR-
cheney Of which, this Office reserves the right to
Judge upon for the faithful execution Of the work,
and both the contractor and sureties will be re-
qured to take the prescribed:o oath Of allegiance.
This Office reserves the right to reject any or all
of said bids, whether based upon compensation for
liueal mile, or the per diem. The whole work to
be completed, and returns made to this Office ON
or before the 18th day Of July next. Particulars
as to the manner said work Is to Do doue, will be
given in the instructions Of the Surveyor General
to the contractor, together with diagrams, &c.
ANSON g. HENRY,
By e. GIDDiNGs, Surveyor General.
Acting Surveyor General.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-06-06
Emerson planted

commenced bombarding. Mcpherson planted
his command in front, or in OUT centre, and
McClernand took his position on the extreme
left, reaching almost to the river below. At
2 o'clock the battle began ir earnest. Gen.
Steele drove tho enemy from several forts and
took one complete line Of Notifications front.
ed by riae-pi!s. His extreme right rested on
the river bank under the bluff at shutdown.
His division fought CALAMITY all day, though
hungry. dirty, toot-soro and sleepy. Sher-
mans left and McPhersons right were in
supporting distance, and advanced their line
of skirmishers within 500'yards Of the breast
works. and their artillery to within the same
distance, and are in position at these distances
now. McClernand is no. progressing so fast,
but is doing well. We lost about 1900 in
killed, wounded and missing.