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NOn.Resldent Notice.

NOn.Resldent Notice.
TERRITORY OF WAsHIN0ToN,)
County Of Clallam,
MorrisH. Frost vs.. H. G. Plants and Victor Smith,
defendants.
Iu the District Court Of the United States, hold
ing terms at Port Townsend, Sd Judicial District
W.T..
To H. G. PLANTS, now or late Of Warrington, D. @.
You are hereby notified that Norris h. Frost
has filed complaint against you in said court,
which will come on to be heard, at the first term
of the court which shall commence more than
two months after the 26th day of March, 1864,
and unless you appear at the said term and an.
swcr. the same shall be taken as confessed and
the prayer thereof gaanted.
The object and prayer of said complaint Is to re-
cover the sum Of Ave hundred dollars with interest
from 26th of June, 1862, land costs Of suit,
agreed in writing by Victor Smith acting for you,
to be paid by you, and remaining unpaid. for q
deed Of conveyance made, executed and deliver
ed by plaintiffto you, and in your name, through
said Victor Smith, for the one fifth part of seven
Fights of Port Angeles, W. I.
NORRIS II. FROST, Plaintiff.
PAUL X. HUBBs, Attorney for PIT
Port Townsend 26th Of March, 1864.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., July l, 1861.
The undersigned commenced, in the month of
December last, the publication, in this city, OF
weekly newapsper, called the NdfondlRepa6f'cdn.
tits printed on large sheet, twenty-seven by
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100 Volunteers Wanted,

100 Volunteers Wanted.
T1OR the First Regiment Of Oregon Cavalry, to
serve three years unless sooner discharged.
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The company will consist of one Captain, one
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Transfers, two Farriers or blacksmiths one Sad
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Total one hundred enlisted men.
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ance. The allowance for clothing is three dollars
and fifty cents per month. When an enlisted man
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he will be entitled to the difference in money.
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the appointment of non-cOmmissioncd officers will
be made.
Enlisted men will be sent to Fort Steilacoom at
government expense, to be drilled and mustered
into the service Of the United States.
The Governor Of Oregon, in his proclamation
calling for these volunteers, says that "they will
be needed the coming spring on the frontiers Of
this State and Washington Territory, and for On
expedition against the Snake Indians who have so
long been mcrcilessly engaged in robbing immi-
grants and numbering our fellow citizens"
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Death or John G. Rives, Esq.

John G. Rivcs, Esd. the proprietor Of the Congress
o'd GLOBE who died at his residence Bladeusburg,
Md, on Sunday morning last born in the State OF
Kentucky about the year 1895. Hopes OF his recovery
INDUCED In by his friends up TO Saturday night
when congestion Of the lungs occurred aud he died
Sunday morning about four O'Clock. He had been resi-
dent Of Washington most Of Tho time for forty years
first clerk in the Fourth AUDITORS Office OF the rrea
sury Department. afterwards clerk for short time
in the office Of Duff Green's United States Telegraph, and,
finally, by forming connection with Mr.. Blair, and
founding the Globe, which for three Administrations
was so powerful lever upon the public opinion Of
this country After Mr. Richie purchased the Globe aud
changed it's title TO the Ufioa MeSsrs Blair kive8
established the Globe, principally for the publication OF
debates in Congress-, and II now held to be the official
record OF proceedings Some three yeara since Mr..
Rives bought out MIR. Blair's interest.
Mr.. Rives was man OF remarkable sense and judG.
ment in political affairs and in regard to election results
he for years almost oracle. He adhered with
his associate firmly the fortunes OF General Jackson
and Mr. Van Buren, aud they had the ndescrbabe graft
barrassment arising from securtyshp. during the latter
part or his life.
Mr. Rives Identified himself with the Union cause in
the present rebellion by words and conspicuous deede.
He gave several thousand dollars for tho benefit Of the
wives and children OF the volunteers Of the District OF
Columbia, and his purse open TO contribution
for public objects. Mr.. Rives was most generous en-
ployer, aud retained many persons in bis extensive
printing house by his just and liberal appreciation OF
their services. One instance occurred few since
individual as reward OF his fidelity during something
like the third OF century Mr.. Rives twelve or
fifteen ago built oommodious country residence
on the turnpike between Washington and Bladensburg
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BAooKJyN AoApxm. Miss Laura Kssne and her com
pasy appeared here last svenns On excellent house,
Notwithstanding the upplessan,ness Of the weather The
performance q Raohs, tue Reaper, charming domestic
draa By Charles Rcads aud We comedy Of The Soldiers
Deughter ocmprsed the performances and gave uuver
Sal Satisfaction. On Wednesday new play entitled the
Wives Of Ireland viii DO given, bong Tho last night q
wa Kseptp spgagsmenk
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FROM THE SOUTHERN COAST.
Heavy Firing Heard on stono Inlet.

Ife2vy Il IzImB tI6uTU On StOHO IMt6ts
PHILADELPHIA April ii, 1864.
The United States supply steamer Massachusetts,, Lieu
tenant W. II. West commanding, arrived this morning
from the South Atlantic squadron via Norfolk, with pas
sengers and invalds She has been far south the
st. Johns river, Florida.
There is no news OF Importance from Jacksonville.
the Massachusetts, left the feet OF Charleston on
Thursday evening" the It'll inst, at which time heavy
firing was heard from Stone Inlet
She has had succession Of heavy gales from the time
she left Philadelphia till her return.
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OXFORD. Ind March y 1854
MISSES. Bos. LAFAYETTE Couarxs.-
Enclosed Is extract from the Richmond whs cut from
your paper, recommending tho government 20 naturaze
the cultivation Of tho calisaya bark for The use q ne sol
this story by heart but trouble we cant
help readsg 4 When we think We havs g, some good
news ON Rchmo9d turns out saiisaya bark every nme
your paper People call you nothing bat 7. is6o-x, or
Plantation Bitters. This man Drake most be case "
I'd send him out hare TO ilysr lscure he would
he has got everybody uphere 20 asia hs biersmen
doc ors clergymen and all Children are sac 70
cry for t-but haven't heard thorn The ose u they
drink i all but don't see the cslieya espee hey WI
ind IN the next bottle I'd like % trow where the T. x
CONES Now, Mr. Editor give something else
10 year payer jusi for rarity. asSi os we yours
CAMoMILk AND
wlNrERGREhS.
,aIny send hiEa Of Paplaton Bit Evidently he
was educated in !Abora,rS ami not understand
the solution Of roots and hero The eaisaya there every
time every bottle That's WHATS the matter Because
ihe Plantation Bitess effect such WONDERFUL and sudden
light peh in Truth cgasSed 70 essh wl re. again
sIord he relief N Eases OF dyspepsia, constipation
nervous affections loss Of appetite weakness papiteon
Of n, heart liver comp ANT palu over The syer te.id
sT cs s1sr. The ss are V 20 ssse
are composed q The c,oosst rooss and pssde.
s SS f Ses s..ess s9s sa
fore The great adY d pria me Iseo-x' our
B-The Pts aiaion Biters psrtcusrly rccom mend
cd merchanv ergymen and ladies Of sedenta habits
they add agh TO the system and braacy 10 the mind
They are Sdd By Oil respecssae deM npsvp : co
pa broadway. New Yopk.
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The Golden Queue.
TO THE EDITOR OF rHu HERALD.

Ino,ice your remarks n ~ moruus's HraAD on the
golden queue Az rssar vhs valuable time lest you
a. correo, az possible though remedy 10 more easily
Effected than in the manner you proposed.
why not add The days premium, as hxed by Mr. Cisco
70 the duty COLONIZATION on the Custom House entry, and
allow the importer 10 pay IN legal nder notes W me
cashier d. the custom B0ussf
This would facilitate the business and put the poesi
bity Of specializing n certificates ons OF me question:
easily 10 overcome when goods arrive dssy In larg5
quantLtts which are consigned Ito ofder1 ana the I'm
porter can beethoven 70 suit tho certificate. A. T. Y.
APRIL II laRA