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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-05-28
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each pot bpK the BE- plainly by hiding ne
ieqfto ttc hgM saHdsome reward win be given ta any
rendering suah iRraation lead detection
ef any party aes eonnteriting the medicines or veud-
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siN s.
I B.-nireeons for the guidance Of patients ia eve
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-05-28
Brewery.
Superior article Of Beer and Ale.
Notice to Teachers,
ATTENTION BATTALION,

ni'a ' : ''' '' W.T. HowLASD, cis,t.
The weekly union record., 1864-03-19

y NESTING Of pitch gatherers, for the pur-
pose Of setting forth their grievances under the
law for the protection Of timber il this State,
was held at Dogtown, on the 18th. Their
proceedings will appear in our next issue.
The weekly union record., 1864-03-19
Foreman of Grand Jury.

l. J. G. Moore, County Clerk of Butte
county. do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is true and correct copy of the
Final Report of the Grand Jury of the March
term Of the County Court, for 1864
J. G. MooRg, County Clerk.
The weekly union record., 1864-03-19
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-05-14

TEuRiroRy OF WASHINGTON, Probate Court of
County of Island. Island County.
Estate of Emily a.. Bell (late Ebey) deceased.
At the April term, 1864, of the Probate Court Of
Island county, it was ordered by the Court;
That notice be given TO creditors (if any there
be) of said deceased, to present their claims daily
verified to the Administrator before the 18th July,
1864, also all persons be cited to appear Of the
next ensuing term Of said Court to be hsldcn at
Coupeville, Island county, on the oath July, 1864,
then and there to show cause, If any they have,
why fnal settlement and DISTRIBUTION Of the resi-
due Of saiu estate should not then and there DO
made. Now in compliance With said. order Of tho
Court, notice is hereby given that 6nal settlement
of my administration Of said estate N this Terri.
tory will he presented for the approval OF said
Court at the said July term, 1864, and all persons
holding any claims us creditors Of said estate Will
forthwith present the same to me for allowance
ut Pert Townsend, w. T., on. or before the s"ld
35th Jaly, 1864, and all persons interested in the
final distribution, Of said estate will present ana
duly verify their right and claim to the same At
the said term Of said Probate Court, (2sth July,
1867 otherwise their said claims will thereafter
f0reverb be barred allowance. eqt H
.u.f vrS of o. PAUL X. HUBBS,.
Administrator Of the, estate Of Emily A. Bell (la'e
Port Townsend, v. r., Apr. 70, 1854. s1:v4
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Special Iofns.
Group and I'm namatlon By Rheu'
sfi ,sa m0tism. s.n .,- s,.'


F"l 90 Soei g CINCINNATI, February Sh, nN. :
bfMEssns.A. L. SoovrLL & Coz safi ff- e..
:. u Sirs.-About the FIRST Of last pscenber, my h'ue
boy. three years old, was attacked with the Cro.p'
which was 70 severe that II was with difficulty That sc
could breathe, and we did not expect MIN to i've nv
minutes, when ! gave one tablespoonful Of Dr. ns.'
Balsam and in about lAlteen minutes aftcr J gave ~"
another dose, which acted ~ IN emetic, and m haf ~
hour after he was quite easy, md the next morning
was playing absut ~ usual. 'h'e .' s.ni ,-A
John Mail, my brothsriA-iaw, VA sis' severely ~
Aicted with kyNasmntosy RAssssAasm; andvas sca, 3
~ able 10 walk shout the house. . Hisleg NJ sw'u.-
very lazes, and panied him severely a much so'.'.-
could not sleep day Or night. ard BY the uss Of 49,.
To Of your Pain Psnacsa h. entirely cured. ano n'
never ssls any, gmptons Of II since. Ar.' senlo's.
Who resides on Thirteenth street, No. Jog, had : sssS.
attack OF Rheumatism ia the hesd. which W.. 90 w..
full that Il ssamed % though she wosld 80 dau n,;,siy
and b. bathing with BE Pain Penacees ~as e,"Ns'
relieved In a few minutes. ,,-w .I,ahos
Y have freq1shAay recommended Il % ny h 10
To- psins and sosnsss. md ;bays never Know"
fail 9iying relief add entire satistscti9n; ,ssul.,
MRS. MARIA AAA.
~ Residsnoeli2, Thirseenth strsst. ~ sds.sa .Al
III BIS :ssI.6i For ss!s az cu. N. ~
~ b sa'a Ale and AS fodt 81, ssa Ms: ssss;,,..
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-05-14
Union Convention.
MONTICELLO, Cowlitx Co., W. T., !
Nav It'll, 1864, {

May It'll, 1864.
The Cowli.z and Wahkiacum county I'm
ion convention met. and organized by elect
ing A. II. Burbank 7. resident, and Chas. Nc.
Call Secretary.
Observation-Disclosures precinct. Waikiki
rum county, II. Dray, Chas. Mccall; Oak
Point, Cowlitz county, W. II. Harris two
votes) Monticello, A. Il. Burbank, L. p.
Smith, O. G. Huntington. II. ID. Huntington,
Nathaniel Stone a.. L. Smith proxy ; Cali
ma, James II. Pullcn.
Mcssrs. Harris, II. D. Huntington and
bray, committee on resolutions, reported the
following which were adopted:
Rcsoircd LIST. That we give cordial support
to the Administration of Mr.. Lincoln; and
believing him patriotic, honest and faithful.
can but cherish q hope Of his denomination by
the Union National Convention, to be holden
at Baltimore on the 18th If June.
I'd, That We arc in favor Of o more vigor-
GUS prosecution of the war, d-eming it more
speedy in subduing the rebellion and sccur-
ing q permanent peace.
Sd. That the present trying times Of our
country should bcget patriotism in the
great heart of the American people in sup
port Of the war for the life Of the Govern
mcnt; and we can but look upon all opposed
to the war as s~tressiOxisfs, or in sympa1hy
with the rebellion. hence unftiendly to our
Republican form Of government.
Mr.. VIM. w. Hays having received a ma
iority of the votes cast was, on motion, de-
clared the unanimous choice Of the couven-
ton for Joint Representative.
The Cowlitz county convention then nom
mated the following ticket for county off,
GERS ..
Probate .Judgc-B. Huntington.
Axait0r-Jasper Stone.
SherU-B. Lafey.
COxnfy COmmissiOncr-V. NJ. Wallace.
Asscssor-L. ID. Shcpardson.
Mcssrs. Burbank. Nathaniel Stone and Nc.
Call were appointed q central committee for
the ensuing year.
On motion, the Secretary was instructed to
furnish q copy Of tho minutes of this oonven-
ton to the Oregomias aud the WARRINGTON
STANDARD for publication. n
A. r. BURBANK, Pres.
CuAs. MCCALL, Sec. G b..
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Horrible Massacre by tho Indians in British
Columbia

~
Columbia!
Mr.. w. w. Armstrong of Port Towsend.
who arrived here by the anderson yesterday
morning, has kindly furnished Us an extra Of
the Victoria Chronicle, giving the following
particulars Of q horrible massacre Of fourteen
men at Butte Inlet, by Chillecooten Indians :
The steamer Emily Hari. has Just brought
down three men who are the sole survivors Of 4
party Of seventeen, the remaining fourteen
having been massacred by Chillecootcn In
dams who had been hired to pack for them.
The savages commenced the attack by muir.
dering Smith, the ~fcrryman, and robbed the
house. On the same night they started up to
the camp where the Ii men were sleeping and
commenced an indiscriminate attack on them
with knives, pistols, muskets and axes
and slaughtered IA out of the II. The
wrrtch"s, not content with dcpriving the
poor fellows Of life, hacked and mutilatrd
the bodies in a most shocking manner. An
Indian from Euclataw, who was with the
party, and the three surviving whites, man.
aged to escape in tho darkness. Two Of the
whites ars wounded. The news is Of q most
dreadful character and its PRONUNCIATION has
raised a feeling of alarm among all the set
tiers in the outlying districts.
The Euclataw, who escaped, says that he
concealed himself in the vicinity of the camp
until the next morning, and saw all of the
bodies. The heads Of some had been hacked
oE-others were ripped open, and the 'i-nds,
in more than ono instance, had quartcred the
bodies of their victims. The ChrOniclc says
a gunboat will be at once dispatched to New
Westminster, to convey the news to Gov.
Seymour.
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in a day or two. The Union gun.boat. A..
iuts above the Falls, two miles from Alex.n.
dria ; 81 or eight of the number are ;rcn.
clads 10 xeh draw too much water to en.hI.
them > get over the shoals. Il is impos,;bis
at pre- ent to determine how long General
Banks will hold Alsxsndris. On the 22d ~
April the rebels burned 1000. bales Of cotton
within Is miles Of Alexandra. The rehsI.
followed our force hom Grand Echo. sns
when near Carr river an engagement tooI
place in which the rebels lost 1000 ur.
and 9 pieces of artillery. Alexandri. In.
been fortified, and the works are being extend.
I'd.
Guerrilas. under Quantrell, are int.st;n,
the banks Of Red river, and have Arcade
committed many depradations. They hav.
captured and burned the steamer Ha,t;ro,
and fred into the gunboat Bcssos, kiuiur
the captain and 20 Of the crew. L 'FTe
Pine Bluff dates to Tuesday Of lass wax
state that tho day before, a train of24O emptv
wagons, returning from Camden, were q.
tackled and captured by a large force under
Marmaduke, within 30 miles Of Pine Bluff.
and 1000 men. with ! pieces of artillery feli
into the enemy's hands. This needs con-
frmation. The rebels are telling trees on
the Ouchita river, destroying wagon road..
and cutting off communications by wstrr
with Steele. 2 ..4t. tr,anuI'
Washington, Hay 6.-The Repu5liicas il.
sued an extra to-day containing The follow.
ing We feel authorized to state TINT the
Army ofthe Potomac has advanced toward.
Richmond, and a struggle for the rebel capi.
tai is about to begin. Our army moved on
Tuesday night. and has now crossed the
Rapidan. The crossing was made at jacobs.
Culpepper, Germnnia and United States
fords, and was effected without serious op-
position. Lee has been compelled to fall
back from the strong position with which he
has held us at bay all winter. ~
Gold, 2O4. agl-,.l. .e rs.,.,
POLITlCAL.-The prospects in regard 10
the next Presidential contest are becoming
defined. There will probably be three can.
didates in the field. President L.incoln will
undoubtedly be nominated by the Union
National Convention, aud viii have two op.
pouents-Fremont and Mcclellan. The lat
ter two are unsuccessful Generals, afflicted
with constitutional sore heads, and would
gladly avengs their fancied %iujures by taking
the place of their present chef. Mcclellan
will very probably be the candidate Of. tho
Dsmoe attic party, and, from present appear
ances, no will unite its strength. Fremont,
for want of a platform. will run on his person
al purity and present injuries. His friends
excuse their determination to run him in OPP
position to the regular nominee Of the Con-
%vsntion. on tho ground that that august as
sembly will DO controlled by the shoddy-con-
tpscting aud Office. holding interest. This
position seems rather refreshing. considering
the record the Pathfinder made while in
command Of the Department of the West
Cal. Ledger. -
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-. pEBILITY,n !. b.
4.d Pa.. !, 1e S'ds and Brea'.. :,

snial III n DArron. Ohio, June S'h' 1927
'NassRs. AL. Scovllt &Co.sgvt II .n,.ry
Cent :-My wife was .trqgbled with pAD' =,
ard has had . Constant Psiss In her S'de' ""o'
'timss, . pain In her Brsssss which way r:..,
fsom sewing. i boughsa box of Dr.. Not. A4 ~.
PHI, sudGlucs she has been using them Nv
entirely recovered her strength, and tho ps,' 49,
len her. shave used thsm also nysslf' anu
tAemA x,os,t vs1ssSk Ea~dy Ataieins.
- Truly YOURS, h q JOSEPH PATThl"o"
For sale BY all Druggists, . m
$40 " Agents.
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II Victoria papers ny that tho steam'
George S. Wright is to mcke . trip 70 Port
land, leaving Victoria o. the 18th inst.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-05-14

\. -. Hon. Thompson Campbell has M
nounced his dissemination to stump, Calitor'
MIA next fall in favor Of Abraham Lincoln
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-05-14

- The steamer sailed from San Francisco
for Portland and Victoria on the 9TH inst.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-05-14

~ He would be- a remarkable man who
could write down the yirtues Of hisffiends
without NV, and their faults without making
N.N-Es.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-05-14

r. We are Indebted to Capt. Finch. Of the
steamer anderson. for late Victoria. papers.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-05-14

-. Bogus gold dust is in circulation N the
Boise country Brass filings gre mixed with
tho gsauins ore and passed Of as The true
natal. a.m aL-nl ~ .. lssal.Asni laa.s
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-05-14

= ~ Heswho talks 70 drunken man talks
to on. beside himself.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-05-14

- Barnum is lecturing in Philadelphia on
"The Art of Making Money To suit the
requirements Of the times it should be on
The Art Of Stealing Money"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-05-14

= The TELEeR4PH.---We are assured BY
the gentlemen having charge. Of the matter,
that tho teleg,aph will be completed TO this
place early next fall The contract for fur
nishing the 'ppoly has already Been let, and
tho work will be at once commenced.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-05-14

LAKE TAuoE.-".Ada Clars," in the &C.
count Of a recent tripte Washos, published IN
the 8. F. Golden Era, says Of Lake Tahoe /:
But the pearl Of the whole ride was the
journey Along the shores Of Lake Tahoe. On
Que side, immense chasms and vallsys. and
on The other. at an altitude Of six thousand
feet above the sea. a lake twenty miles wide,
and Of a more heavenly blue than the heavens
themselves. A fresh breeze stirred the wa
tiers Of this lake as I passed, and sent ito bright
waves ripping against the shore. and curling
whitley about the large stones near its mar.
gin, with a murmur like the monotones Of mu-
sic while on the opposite shore Of the Sierra
Nevada mountains shot boldly up, wrapped
in snow. with . few hardy pines. piercing
through. With such scenery ~ this In err
country, why should tourists 81 to Switser-
landl Let others sing the gloriss. Of Lake
Gensvs' and the Alps, but for my part give me
Lake Tahoe and the Sierra Nsvedas. ,sa off
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-05-14

Agents for the Standard.
The following named gentlemen are authorized
% receive and receipt tor money due on subscrip-
non to the STANDARD:
l.. P. FISHER, San Francisco, Cal.
Tuos. BoycE, San Francisco, Cal.
p. j. PRIMROSE, Port Madison;
A. b. YoUNG,
A. r.. BURBANK, Monticcllo;
ALEX. $. ABERNETuY. Oak Point;
JOHN WEBSTER. Seattle
MARSHALL BLISS, Scabeck.
A.. b. PATRICK, Port Ludlow.
Eay.Moncy can he sent through the mails at
our risk.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-05-14

EThs Ne.o World, one Of tho largest and
finest. steamers on tie Sacramento river. has
BEEN purchased BY tho Oregon Steam Navi.
cation Co. and placed o. the Portland and
Cascades trade. } ~ so ssi,,oa ss.yf '.r
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-05-14

~ Judge 4. G. Smih and family left fo'
Lewiston, /. T.. on Thursday last.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-05-14

81 ~ The estimation placed upon Mr.. Jeff.
Davis in North Carolina is shown by this OBJ
servatiodn in the late' speech Of Governor
Vance, He laid: 1T every may in this
county (Wilkes) who has -used abusive i Ian
guage towards JEFF Davis and the Coufeder-
ate Government was tobs put in jal. hs would
have to address his entire audience through
L 49, 10 saog7rg III y3i ,Elsiifl rei u
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-05-14

NAIL CoNrRAcr.-We are pleased to
learn that orr townsman, H. Winsor. Esq,
has received from Government the contract
for carrying the mails between Portland and
this place tri.weekly, by steamboat and stage,
to commence in September next. When
this service is commenced, re predict that no
more complaint will BIZ heard on this portion
of the overland route Mr.. Winsor is a man
who everybody knows will perform what he
undertakes. aoll.s s.,ns.d .Y.a y -
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-05-14

now ready to adjourn as soon as the tariff
and internal revenue bills have been acted
upon or passed In the committee. Several
members Of the House were in the Senate
yesterday, to urge the Senators to, adopt the
House resolution fixing the last day Of. May,
as the time tor the adjournment. ,sd,,em ah
ie The Naval and Civil appropriation bills
with the Senate amendments, were considered
by the House Ways and Means, COMMITTEES
yesterday. 1t Is believed that they will be
i. The rebels appsar, to b concentrating their
main orce.towards on LEFT. .aaro, 10 .,rlq
~ Sa. IFteseisce. 4ilay 1.-The weather TOT
the past few days have been quite unsettled.
Light rains have fallen, accompanied with
heavy winds. So yioisas an on,yel .fei
is, Tho overland telegraph line has not
worked te several days, and we are without
later. eastern intelligence than that already
apubliihad, Nv youssN, Il d Ssh. 4 .as2
% General Chapman. formerly - member Of
Congress from Michigan was yesterlsy ar
rested by the Provost Marshal, and sent to
Alcatras, for reasonable expression made in
. recent speech, at = Club meeting savo.h,
An advance 10. noticeable in nearly Al clas-
ses of goods /; particularly is this the case
with domestic produced. Flour. extra. firm
At SS0s so: dsapsrAnss $707 50. Wheat.
$685. Basey. S8@4. Hay. $30@a5 per
ton. Bran. 40 pet ton. Oats, s30sa. Corn.
81. Potatoess IL. .ee .5sI .G.gceq.A
Chicago, May A letters from Alexan-
dria. (Ia.) of the Esd Of April says:- The
offensive campaign against the rebels, for. the
present, is at an eud. General Banks's
army ismoving back o m this place (; the
advance of tho baggage trains arrived
last night, and the whole army will be here
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-05-14

Coon News o H SRATrLE-ITEs.-
We are informed by q gentleman recently
from San Francisco that the cargo Of young
ladies sent out to Seattle have arrived at the
former place, and may soon be expected Al
their new homes. Instead, however. Of their
being fifty, in number. they are only fifteen
At this ratio. Ollapod of the Gasetts, instead
Of the six he spoke for. must be content with
two. i'AV'icHi N g' . n..sifo1 .Gl aN
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-09-10

a,Wabalnee Coanty, republican Uuiou
CsuvendDu assembled at Ali1a, epts3d,
1864, aud orga1ised by eisctipg A. p St.
john, Obairmas, Ind "a. b. Shepard, Sec.
retary.
On motion, proceeded to elect delegate
to attend the State Convention at Topeka,
Sept. 9th, 1864. Il. D. Shepard was unan.
imously chosen such delegate
On motion, proceeded to elect delegate,
to attend the Senatorial Con vention at
Junction City, Sept 2lst. 1854. The. fol.
lowing persons we're chosen, to-wit: E. L.
Lower, J. K. Perry, P. Mahan. D. NJ.
Johnston, G. 81. Harvey, Volney Love and
Joseph Haines.
On motion, it Was recommended that q
Convention be held at Wsbaunsee Septem.
Der 2Stb, 1864, At 2 o'clock p. NJ, for the
purpose of nominating candidates for the
following Offices, to.wit
Representative, Probate Judge, Sheriff,
Clerk Of District Court, and Superintendent
of Public Instruction.
On motion, Resolued, That the proceed.
ings of this Convention be published in the
State Record, SMOKY HILL AND REPUBL1.
CAN UNION and Usage Chronicle.
Adjourned. A. P. ST. JOHN,
H. II. SHEPARD, Charm.
Sec'y.