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Ell, Steden pber SdieSen peruriadt fnh. @benio gerbren-
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Nrelnont 6au0.

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eb b,ebre mid hermit, usiuen 1runeeu unb Zen, vubli.
lun bic Mnseiss su raaten. bab ib pom /. WAR 1904 an
perrn Geo. Sedenauer's Saus an Der Sensn StraBe sf.een'
geeenuber benz Warttbaus unb nnter benz Nanen ~ men
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-09-15

Spbn Slaile
" lin einen eeutiden Brief su erbalten, braudt man blrs
Die Summer Der 2tfte unp bic 81 M ter tes 9riefes
%ansuseben.
Columbus, 8. September 1864.
Srbm @rabam, Grfneifer.
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SS @aAtris1i4 sur Srcrs tstreTs nsS
8crfaufs ron Muniticn ,nh @afen, fat Der Yrr=
fcbmariAaQ nss 2. Siitriets bic frlssnrs Srnrs srz
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, 1864-05-23

lst Dis,rict--At Walla Wala, on the first
Monday of April and October of each year.
2d DiStrict-At Vancouver, on the second
Monday Of March and the third Monday Of
October; and at Olympia, on the first Monday
of May and second Monday of November Of
each year. ......-... ..-..
81 Dis,rict--At Port Townsend, on the sec.
ond Monday of June ID first Monday Of Sep
tcmber; at Seattle on the fourth Monday Of
Jnre and second Monday of October; and at
S,cilacoom on the third Monday Of May and
first Monday Of N vembcr Of each year.
, 1864-05-23

There will be a Mass Convention Of the
Uuion Voters of Pierce County, W. T.,
held at the Masonic Hall, Steilacoom, on
Saturday, the 2sth day Of May, at ] O'Clock
PM, for tho purpose of nominating can.
didates to fill the various Territorial and
County Offices that become vacant at the
ensuing election. and to transact other busi
ness pertaining to the advancement of the
Union cause in the County.
All persons who arc in favor of giving
a cordial support to the Administration in
suppressing the present gigantic and wicked
rebellion, by vigorous prosecution Of tho
war until all armed resistance to the au.
thority of the Government is put down,
are reouested IN attend
, 1864-05-23
StlisrrllanrOns AArertisemrnts.


~ Dor't fail 20 y cruTe Mrs. WInslo,,,:
Soothing syrDp for Children TccthIng.--rAv
valuable preparation is the prescription one OF the h.,,
female physicians and IN the United States ana
has been used for thirty years with ncv.ralng sasy
and by millions Of mothers and children from !,
'ceble infant Of week old to the adult.
II only relieves tie child FROM psn, hut invirnra.
the stomach and bowels corrccs ac'dy, ard gives ton,
and energy to the whole system. It will most Instant,
relieve GRIPPING IN TIE EOwFlS and NINp collie
We be cve tie hest and sures remedy In the world in
all cases Of pyseutery ard Darrlpa IN elndrtn vheiLr
II arises from Tcething or any other cause.
Full directions for using will accompany each bo.
None Genuine urlcss The fac-simile Of CURTIS TERRiSs
New York, Is on the outside wrapper. la
Sold by all Medicine Dealers. Principal ef,ce, as rs;
street, New York. q l4rf
Price only 95 cents per bottle.
REnTNGToN a CO..
40 and as Front st. San frarrisco,
, 1.Gm Agents for California.
, 1864-05-23
sTEILACooM, w. T.,
SATURDAY, May 23, 1864.


"THE UNCONDITIONAL MAINTENANCE OF THE
UNIoN, THE SUPREMACY OF THE CONSTITUTION
AND THE COMPLETE SUPPRESSION or TIE RE-
BmLroS, WITH TIE CAUSE THEREOF, DY vIooR-
OTIS WAR AND ALL APT AND EFFICIENT MEANS"
, 1864-05-23

b6> W. F. IIERRE, News and Advertising
Agent, Victoria, V. l., is authorized to solicit
and receipt for advertisements and subscriptions
for the PCGEr Sound HERALD. ..r
, 1864-05-23
,II,,rII,.yyOrs NEWS ITEMS.

the North.
Let us fight the rebellion with all our
might. A war with no war in it could a,
best lead only to peace with no peace in
it.
At Chattanooga, in March last, snow
fell to the depth Of fifteen inches. 1t was
a great novelty; snow being rarely visible
there.
Gen. A. ]. Smith, who is rendering such
efficient service under Banks, was the first
Colonel Of the Second Regiment California
Volunteers.
Bells were first brought into use by St.
Pauliuus, Bishop of Nola, or Campo .na.
At FIRST they were called saints, hence toe
saint or tocsin.
The rebels show their hostility to the
Federal Government by fighting It, and a
great many Of the radicals cvince their love
for it by cheatingit'
If Gen. Sherman's great expedition was,
as one Of the rebel papers call it, failure,
Federal failures are immeasurably superior
to rebel successes.
Hon. Jerry Clemens, the ablest man in
Alabama, has come back into the Union
party. lie went out crying, and we hope
he comes back laughing.
Nothing thrives at present in Charles
ton except grass; IT it were not for the
bombshells, the citizens could let out their
streets as sheep and cattle pastures.
Gen. George W. Buckley claims in his
diary to have been the father Of the rebel
lion. We hear nothing about its mother
In truth it never was worth dam.
DR.. Jaleu Redman Coke, distinguished
physician, died in Philadelphia recently,
at the age of 9l. He was the first to in
troducc vaccination in that city.
James S. Rollins writes from Washing
ton to his friends in Missouri to cultivate
plenty Of tobacco this year. for it is likely
to pay better than any other crop.
Th. H.. -. ,n G,
Thomas. West Indies for California on the
96th March. She will probably arrive Mt
San Francisco in about a month
r, y,
me pa''ef usaiers IN New ork COM
plnea ,e las, aG monen IN anu ra'seu 'Se Prlee o'
ton Il retails at sixty.fiyc cents.
r.. la,
4, ODIllan lehman, q Do'' Mniie nrnnS sS M unuet
;ne S;n n.n rssr 'ecen,, aSaau ,aUJ "Od
~ M,''e, IN, ;hs ,u'',oS Sss en' ,,., ''
M
me 0opPe'ne.u Pape.s "an' '"v va. :"
cease Jur, whele % ~ W. M'n no sJsI' si nns.
ever. , A..y w'sn ~ nAo a" o.u :, oa'i'''of
Or ''.'nap' o'u ''la'"' W u'e S''no"' ISSUE
Four hundred people were sold in Coul-
lery'ite, q r sali 'ne o.ner aIy, AZ nv aoar oaen
!, 81 = non a"t s,i.A nen' lug '"'"''
aeei'nep 70 e4n'"'l 'nesr proHess'
II was Rohert +. Lee, then Colonel in
the Federal service, and now the d in.
guishod rebel 6eneral, VINO captured John
nroNn ~ if1sPe. - K sau "'"NVU ~ :"
o'e' W 'He
In alate number Of the Leipsic Medical
Gd-eite there is case Of successfully prac-
tised transfusPn Of animal blood into a hu:
nan supJec ~ 0.IsSs ;.od .o ;,h ~. H0s hnnoS,
!, 's ! hsaf rat;sn,o SN"N
= ! -
oneof the charges against Admiral W likes
IS that he refused to tell his age. Inc We
.;ans ;f toii;ns tbs,r asos wore nm inSiSnen.
S"'.S S.."S e@.S'' "eNs f'N'S
, 1864-05-23
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

NOTIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ pursuance several orders Of the Prohs,e Court
OF TIN County Of Pierce, In the Territory Of MashnEton,
made the iith day o. December, 1851 and the 26 day
Of April, 1854 respectively, In the Of the Estate
J. p. LECkEi, drcsssed the und rsgne Administrator
Of said state will sell ublie Auction, 10 the high
bidder Tor cash qaarer section 6 scres) Of lard.
subject TO confirmation Of sah Probate Court, the prem.
ses, at the hour u O'Clock PM, SATURDAY, the 2st
dsv "f May. A.D 1894
Said premises known the Donation Land Claim Of
thu said decreased Lrckry, suStel one auI half miles
south OF Grayey Lake, and Eve miles from stelacoon
the cUnt,iy Aforesaid.
TERMS or SALETen per cent down he day o. sae
the balance the confirmation Of sale by the Probate
Court (Flna proof has been hlrl n The Land ofce.)
30a VI .7r T. T. ROGERS, AdninistTator.
, 1864-05-23
TIE PUGET SOUND HERALD
D. Issued every SATURDAY MORNING, nj
s. per nnnnn,. payable IN advance; for
six months, So; single copies. ~ cents.
Five copies 10 one address, $50.

e1- The coinmns Of DE PUGET SOI,SD HERALD
ar open 10 Communications an questions of p"Llc
7oiiey anil Interest and Ee odrorars of cH sides q
question slH' be freely hearts, Jd S7fet
Hiedtioas IA are not Of general pRlc vo'Hr' ~ are
iHtsnded Tor The fHrhCr1ncs q iVdir'"ai tads, 'rH
be eIarord az advertisements 7A' -a'e HR In no
. "dse be departed from.
So mmWnicdfions deccriPt'rS ~ he ciarartrr and
rssoHPces nj .ncdjSs in :.e Territory, he ia'rcecnts
they present 5r SCHiemeN ec are solicited from cell
. iAforzled SUarc6s.
ED- Persons ~giny at r' ecf, oRP b"siH'Ss 'rIdt
sr-r, ,rig pleas" rrmemI' th" IL against NE r"is q
all ria,iRg ces 10 s"sdgs sr'iH in 'o"d discussions
or conrer",tian. NJ desire friends generally to
6edr 6is IN niad.
II L,trs on personal matters, re2uirin9 arrttsR
s,rsrs ehea they hGce reference to business, r
rec,irs NO attention.
, 1864-05-23

| imnDsed unon bv any such represpntations
:. H.. -: -, =. ......'. g.
1' .'V'e ,'au' :" ieru " our present gu
Pcrlhtcnueht OF lndlan Ailalfs' whom VIC
believe to be as deserving Of its confidence
as any ofIicial on this coast. -I
-.
NJ, .OLuoDID = ~. nUicLn : !, -;
Ahe t~euty-lour soldiels Of inc "a feSi-
ment North. Carolina Union volunteers,
hung by order of the rebel Gen. Pickett,
Mt KINGSTON. wore not colored troons bur
vh;,a Tn;on III, a.,;.o ho.. Nj ~
~. 80 : " "". 80 ""f'' 'a .NorSu S''o-
rn'ans, refugees from conscrlption, Or those
who have taken the first opportunity to
evade tho compulsory service into which
thew were forcca 4 l;nc ctSco, &c ,ho
s.-......... ~. -, ~
s.s u'sns oo.ui'n'ca'ys l''u 1e .pe wnole lactS
relative to this transaction IN letter to the
New York Times from Beaufort. The
regiment was stationed at Beach Grove
the x,,,o,,o ou,rov. eo,, Na,,ho,n ,,bon
~. - ..,-S, II -. - 81 80
'"''e Pi'ce was at'aekeu on 'he "a repru- olt
ary, and, finding that the position could
not be held against the overwhelming rebel
force, they surrendered; and Of these ffty.
, 1864-05-23
TRICKS DE LANGUAGE.

A lady occupying room letter B at one
Of the hotels wrote on the slate the follow
ing: "Wake letter b at seven; and if
letter b says. Let us be. don't let letter b
be. because if you let letter b be, letter b
will be unable to let her house to Mr.. b..
who is to be on hand at half-past seven"
The porter better boot-black than ortho-
graphist, did not know at seven whether
to wake letter B" or 50 let her be-"
The story is quite old of Mr.. Ottiwell
Woods way Of spelling his name:
.. 90, double I, 10 r.
l. double U,
L, double /,
double L,
double o, .U
, 1864-05-23

The lawyer who asked him in court how
to spell it, was unable to write it down.
The cockney's method of spelling saloon
is well known Said he, "Theres hess,
and hay, and he'll, and two hoes and a
hen" A gentleman travelling through
Yorkshire, outside Of a stage-coach, asked
the driver the name of very pretty vii
lage they were passing through. The re-
ply was "Hoogreen." Being asked to
spell it, he replied: ave spell it with an
hatch and two hoes, gee, har, two hees and
a hen"
sis there anything for Geo. Hogden y
inquired Young man the other day at the
New York post-office. .u.'..
Nothing, SIR"
Three days did George ask for letter.
The last day, happening to watch the clerk,
he suddenly cried: N.at
"l,ook ere say! You're lookingamOng
the matches, and my name begins with a
hop SO. -as
"'Arry," said an English father to his
son, +" 'op hup aud go down to Mr.. 'Arris's,
and hasI i'm hif e as bit hof hash or
hoax to make 'ammcr 'andle."
"Come here, Tommy" said school
master, " do you know your A b C's"
"Yes, eur, know bee sees.'
"'Enry, take the 'arness hoff the 'orse,
put the alter hover is 'ead, hand give IN
'ay and holts.'
, 1864-05-23

w. y, Byrd, j. p. Adams,
Edward Laue, John Latham,
u. II. MunsOn, Peter Smith, 4 o-,
D. +. Morriss, II. Whitescll,
Andrew Thayer, j. Stilley,
WIN. NJ. Tucker, Chas, Prosch. .r
u JUDGE WycHE.-Qwing to the absence
Of the Chief Justice at the East, it became
necessary that Judge wyehe should pre-
eide over the District Court held here last
week. This he did in a manner to elicit
the praise d, juries, litigapts, and specta-
tors, and that left on impression upon all
in the highest degree fattering to him.
He left on Thursday evening for Olympia,
~ teafs to vancOuvcr, whence he viii ie-
turn in season to hold Court at Seattle,
on the fourth Monday Of June next
THsHsToz CouNry UxIox TIcKEr.-
The Union CODsentionof Tkurston County,
which met on thea14tk inst, nominated a
strong ticket, as follows For Representa-
lives, 9. Crosby, ST., s. b. Rpddle, Frank
Rhodes; for Sheriff, J. II Kellest; for
County Auditor, Asw. Moore; for County
ComuissiOner; james Dd1lap; for Trca-
suref, :, ". fercivai; Justiceof the Peace,
Olympia Precinct Charles Wood. All oi
these are good names, and there can be no
doubt Of their election if the entire Union
4 O.
vote of che oOahty : pollsd. is@' .e
D1ilEEs ms PosrrroS.-The editor Of
tns Seattle Gdkette, IN his paper Of last
week, in emphatic and unqualified terms
defines his position. He Is Union 70 the
hsalBoas, wislious any iss or butts. We
are glad 70 notice this exposition Of his
sus s,pu9en's, .ll ann 'Eus' .na' ioyai peo-
~ ~ siass snelE PP'ssia'i0n y y py
'as x I's supper. Il I
n An EARIv sFAnr.L.Tbe, first a tha
smigrsns a. Iaabo. from Z ~ R,.,sgn
States. arrived 4 T,ese-.t on ,bs = An y
April last Thev IL. IL NI;s.o,uy; r R;;yey ,,,,.
a earlv e. M ~, e Rolr,,a-.r .nd
were well ple.ssd = 4. .h.s e, g ,ho;,
way y the Nottbern s,n;ros . ,-',s.s-,' 4
~ l.s.a ,..;E----::------
a ~ M .ne = Darque L'vs fanAss'
T1, =, ~ y s arrived a. TINS place
s.r ,I - ~ ~. w, liAs,ng sa'led @ On me m
SsA ~, s,sy ,t, i'1S peen long ume on the
, 1864-05-23

.CApr. FINcH, Of the Eaire Aad~saa,
has ourthanks for late virtcsia and San
Francisco papers. ,,eq Sias z aF1
, 1864-05-23
GlMMISSlOE Ard IIECHAsITe MEEI
SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN T RIA ~ C1SCo-
nRDERs FOR THE PURCHASE or MER.
" chandse and articles Of every description are solicited
by the undersigned.
residence In this city Of ten years. and an expert.
ence 10 the businrss Of nearly the length Of time are
considered sufficient the confidence Of persons
IN the country who occasionally need to make
here through the agency Of reliable parry Who may
be looking Tor perInanrnt Agent IN San Francisco To
either the advertiser offers his services ASSURING NIL Who
orers 70 him tai no effort shah be spared TO execute
Their commissions satisfactorily. - 77''T
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Those desiring Information concerning he undersigned
a. hsFKMnEn TO -
Wm, Z. Coleman Co., san Franeiseo;
J. ~ CorhI1 Co,
" Langley, Druggist,
Pint Peabody CO,
Ira P. Rankin,
Ross, Dempster& Co.
=. Anthony 4 Go, Union Once. Sacramento city;
, Anu the Editor OF the Puget Souud Iiernd. - .
Nb-Or'lers for Machinery, Plapo:ortrs, Mriodeons,
sewing Machines Watches VERY az, will be attended
to hy competent Judges.
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Commission and Purchasing Agent,
GO Washington II, np stars.
Opposite Mlg,rc's ercra House, SAN rrancsr-
, 1864-05-23

EASTERN PAPERs.--We received from
John s,rutrhan, on Monday lssty another
bundle Of picto-isls, ets -. N..'Nf ~
, 1864-05-23

OF late. we have heard several runiors
of the removal Of Mr.. c. II. Hale, Indian
Superintendent of this Territory, growing
out of efforts of personal aud political enc
mics to have him superseded. That Geo.
Il. Cole, backed BY Ncsmith, Of Oregon,
has laborcd for this end, in order to procure
the place for friend who aided in his cleo.
ton, we are well assured. Indeed, all of
the efforts to secure Mr.. Iiale's removal
have thus far been made by enemies of the
Administration, many of them well known
here as Coprcrheads. The grossest misrc-
presentations have been rcsortcd to by them
to accomplish their ends: he has been
charged with the commission of official
crimes of every variety, for the least of
which there is not the shadow Of founda-
tion. Several parties are knownto us who
are loud in their denunciations of Hale,
and who hesitate not to charge him with
corruption, because, forsooth, he refused
to displace honest and capable men in order
to make room for them.
Two or three of our cotempororics have
adverted to this subject, aud, We are pleased
to see, pronounce all the charges against
the Superintendent utterly false. Amongst
other reasons urged for his removal is that
he refused to do the very thing for which
Rector, former Superintendent of Oregon,
was rcmored--purchuso fruit trees, at a
,st Of many thousands Of dollars, for In
dian reservations; in other words, unreces-
sarily squander large sums of money to en-
rich Nesmith and others at the expense Of
the Government. 1t is easy to trump up
charges against an official when the object
to be attained is his removal; but it is not
50 easy to substantiate such charges, as, We
are satisfied, an impartial investigation Of
those urged against Mr.. Hale will abun-
dainty demonstrate, to the confusion of his
malicious detraetors. We sincerely hope the
Administration will not suffer itself to be
imposed upon by any such representations
as those made in regard to our present Su-
pcrintcndent Of Indian Affairs, whom We
believe to be as deserving Of its confidence
as any oflicial on this coast. -.I
, 1864-05-23

LATE NEws.-Mr. W. i. Clancy, Of
Olympia, has our thanks for the early de-
livery Of an extra containing late and inn
portant news from the Of war. "
, 1864-05-23
SELECT SCHOOL.

NOTICE II uEHERT GIVEN THAT TIE
~ Coparnership heretofore existing between Martin
schmeg and Charles Eseaheis Is this day dissolved by
iunl consent. tf l.i ~ i IfH sa
All debts due tie late rm paid Martin Shm!cg
and all liabilities Of said nrn win b. paid by lin.
MARTIN SCilMIFG,
CHARLES LiSENDEIS.
stsilacoom, W. T.. April 2s,h, 1854 era