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Sermii1tes

*,W pitt 9oob? 9OO0 befnbet iid
nun jenieits eeSa 55ennsTee- 6luIes unO bat
f8tftbt' erhulteri, in, SuStalOola feline serbre-
&ene uno 5eripren9te Armee Su reor9anilirelt.
Sem ganaer Bpntpntruin nebIt 600 Wtau[z
e'elrli 200 aS6peinen uno 100 @agen tpurDe
ibm pou unierm &eiter9enerul Steuoutan OBJ
genon1mer .sr,s cas- s,.5eaH rsf Sims n MA
.4f ~ uf bite 8r8ftasm ottpn Dos
prinsen ,SSrieOri4s Rarl, Ftpel6e Die @iniesuns
Der neuen 9tesierltl9 in ben Serso9tbiHerit
S6le8wig uno !9plitein tcaft Nrtjtel 3 peS
Wiener Sriesen8 pertlnoet, pbne oe5 8unoe8<
8eIalufe8 pom 5, p.W. @rpdbnuns gu tbur, 1T
Die Gntfernungs Der Observation-Disclosures
Jidsget mo pe3 Gei6Saolers BON Dem SIP
Der bt8berigen OberIten Gipilbeb6roe Der Ser
5pstblnler uno'1 ibre Griebung burt ba$
preubi6e uubss6tsrreiGdfde Banner gefoIst,
ols 3eideni Dab OIL Die STEELE Der Yunoesau4
forfeit bic ~olietni9e Der, bejoen, SeuiIhen GrpBr
utddte getreten lit. O. a'@s "a rh5 ASST .
IS netro9ifd Affatre.-9edti6e
B!dtter berihten SOl9enoes /: -.f.s.
Sn @rpbenbain Tabte Dor einisen Sagen cine
gGlttpe, pelde iid zines u~nbeoeutenoen @elCs
oisbtaRIs iauIpig 9en1aat bate, aus Sdaut
Iber ibre Sbat Den Gnti6luB, fi6 ums 2ebsn
5n b%ringen. .Sbre beiOen bel ibr webnenSen
Ri1per, eIn 13jdbriger ,Sobn Il. cine 16jdbrige
8pdter, tprIten nit ibr fterben, unD Der Sc
lls6te beS Wtdc6en8, ELM 2Oidbri9er Sabrits
arbeitsf, perlpra6 ibr Qop8 su tbsilen. ST
bradte oesbolb. oteA Greien uro oQnn ii6 islbit
mebrere S6nitte in Die 6anb bel, nm bic 4ulS4
asern SIT Dffnen. Die Wtlttsr unb ibr Spbn
le9ten li3 in ibre Better, I'M bort st iterben ;
oas' 2iebespaar sin9 biuaus in ben @arten.
Als am aroeren WUr9en Der dltelte Sobn Der
Wlttpe, tpel6er .auSwdrts wpbnte, in Die WOh@
nltrg Der Nptter tritt, fnost ,er bieie unO ben
Uruoer nit 8lut besedt Ialafenb in BEN 8etten,
bic Sbfpeiter abpeieno. Sic pieOererpadte
yhltter ersdblt II sen 9er9atg Der Sadie ;
le ul'o TOR SObn paren our6 ben 8Iutuerluft
isbr 9eidmddt, aber ibr 2eben 1T auber @efabr.
Nl8 man Die abpeienbe S6weiter unp Den
Sltbbaber .fadt, fiaoet man fie foot in ei1ert
1labert Wa1erlo6e. a.s1 3 raif.vaa ra "a
Sic @d6tbes .SGn6els. Ser
N SrontTurt a. so, erfdeinenbe Oarbeitgeber"
Ei6reibt :aa l rasga i. = y, n' ! ,.6i e, % -,s.fl, aa.f
Die Wfatt pnierer beutiget 9ertebrss unO
YroOnttiOnSsNai bat Iid nirgenOS 10 hber'
-.sge~ sbsw&A ssaMa-a- --asta aEsaA~Ttr ErE
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Der, nm lido oaI Ser Sniel su bebuupten un6
rEetben paber 5um Nuigeben De8 pbuebin
ibmdblihen unternebmen5. ~
Die 9ominifaner baben bnr6 ibren mutbiz
gen, aasSdaernOen aompf bemieisn. bos fe
Der Sreibsit iparOis iiho. Sbre gertbeioiau no
ttrablt IN gldnsencem aidte neben Der Der
Merifansn bic iI6 NIT nenis &usnobmen pieI
leidter nnter 6oS fremct Sod 5pinaen IieBen.
ST. 9Omin9O ae9t ais gutes 8eiipiel ben iio>
ameritanl6en 8epublitsn poran, oeren unabz
bdnsisteit mebr ais je pen europa aus beOrObt
ppfs6, tnO 1T cine neue 8irsl6oft oufir, 6ub
oas sGrtbe Der Sdauerei III gang amerita qes
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.1Lspanien ,lnh et. ppininap.

u Nad ben letter eurppdtiden Nq6ri6ten
miro gemelcet;y 1pabi ba8 ipantihe Wtintitertun1
Der GDnisii 'r,tnS ,tlo nett erttdrt' babe, 'ie
thlfle ct. '9crainsO dufgeben. 1 9ie a6ni9in
iol anfdnslid nidt seneiet bdsh serpeien, ourd
Die aGnti6tenbe nbeit bes i@liniftetiums ober
bod sur Ndhsibistett gebra9t iporoen fem.
lGihise Winiffer1 .babsni fbre Gnttafung 9enpm-
nten, bic teueiftretenben b6tten ober bes19Ii6
ct. 8cmingos bieiel6t Bolitit pettangt. Dies
1T Elm grpber Sriumpb fit bic 3pminitaner,
Die nun idpn felt benz Sabre 1851 tinen beis
fen aampf geseh! bic ipaniiae ueberma6t nit
iieltener Ausoauer atb 3dbigteit fabren. 'a1
Spaaien'wures bnr4 Sdntand SUI benz grs
uberun98frit9e s%erleitet, Der gerne sum Gtlas
f1r bic tnerffaniI6e Sittatar 8ebetrfber BON
Ct. Domingo setpptSen mare. Sparien bat
fir eielenl 8atbi6Ias1 Filter bluten mihien.
lebef 20 YdlliSnen Dollars bat eS all bteien
aries Nseipenoet unb tauIence elmer beiteu 9tie'
ger bdbsnl in benz ftr ben angrHfstries 70 IN.
9inft9en Serrdtn Der SnIeI tbt 2eben etnget
bibt. p a9iei pantheon @enerdIe fabeu Elm, phb
teseir netes spieI ftdrferes Seer braufet pirs
sFeNsFEu4 en- Fr 4a f-FrT an Gs-HrEFE E-. -tEs
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-, &gnglgB aer Aefa9 taaten.
tft
Waibi Z

Wd 2 GnSton Z. San.
SIN 9 EN- at le9te Summer cine 8etition
Der Burger BON MufIa6ulett8 Dor, norm Ie um
Nbidafung Der Stlaoerei bitten. Die 8iq in
8esu9 ouf Die 8eitrofung oe8 8erbre6ens bes
9p6uerratbS ulroe anoenommer. Sic Bill
purpe auf9enommen, mel6e Die iiber3dbljden
OIF5iere aus ben armeeliitsn frei6t. IS pllr-
De Der Nntr1g geitelt, lie aut unbeltimmte Belt
Surid3ule9en, mas AUDI mad LANCER 9ebotte
ls9ef6db. Sherman bra6te cine 8iu Elm, mel
6e cine Steuera BON 20 @ents per 9funo auf
sen 8ldttertabat un0 3ippen, unb 80 Gents
per Bfuno auf ben unter BEN Namen ,Strips"
betanr1ten Sabaf le9t, unS 8eitimmungen ent-
bait nel4e bic Sdbafsbauer BIT beobadten bas
ben, ,um- ben Stererbeb6rOen Die ri6tiqe @rbe>
bung Der Steler Su Ii9ernI.' ~. ~ 49,
SIM Sans beantra9te ,@rinnea, oas Co
mite iber WlilttdrsI n9elegenbeiten su beauf@
tra9en, odb es balo iiber Die 3pedmd6iqteit
zines @eieses beridte, I'm 10 piel BON Dem
@igentbums Der GOnleribirten, Die 1ib nlidt Itel@
len, gu epnfsciren, DAP man oappn griaBmdn>
ner beSablen Tam. '.1 q y
sas 9as 9auS nabm oanlt bic 8eratbunq oeS
8prl6laeS bes Senot5 out Die Contribution 70
sabSudnosrlL Oob Die etlaoerei aufsebObem
Fmerce..-4 - 20. , D.
r 8tib mar sesen oisis AbdnOerung a[s NM
Siemlt6 auno Die 0ur6 Die Contribution garans
tirten &tdte perlebenb. arse 'i@.a 80 '4'
gu6 &ogerSs ipra6 9egen Die gerfaIungsz
mdBigteit oieies Qmeneements . 4enae- t
9deis BON Stem yort ioiiroe ben .Slbeu Bit
ten, nit freisn Sultitutionsn suridjufebren,
Weils nur Die Sreibeit bic Union fir INNER ere
balten fcHne. s1aS Z. s'.s'~.5'sa s. S,.1.
; 6isbbee BON Californian Id9tl baB 6aS golt
nit elmer Wlebrbeit BON 100000, Stmmen Die
emancipation gutgebeiben. eaa '''a ea'
Aibftp .uea5 Gbip tiinbigte an, 5bas ers WOns
taa Ooer 0ienitas ole 9lbitimmuns Iber ben
pprliegenoen 8ori6lag perlansen sweroe. sid
Tz S6ent beri6tete 3ameuS oes Wtilitdrz@ Drnites
iiber Elm Enhancement gum Gei.B ipesen Grid
tltrpg zines 'SSrrenbmlieS far 2trmees u. SHARING
0lR5ere i'm 0litrift Goluiabia.1 Mngenpnlmen
.,6ollman6 -&eiolution puroe anaenpmmer,
Die ben straightforward gum Sipeitenmal a%uffOrz
bert, ii6 St erfldrenf pb pa8 in einem 8ricf an
@ouo. Inoreips niepergele9te Briusip Sur ou'
9~emeinen Nn,penoung tonrmeh foil; ode &ez
1%fruten; Die sur %Qtuftiauna, alter Orsanilationer
%otel}ter, nit ttren. s@sginentern mad Ablaui
Der 8ienf3eit bsrielbsn, 5~ausgemuftsrt 1peroen
iolen.. s,s.s, pr :. 3,,as y, .a'
Grlber bradte cine 8al Elm, baB Die Splitter
BON iae9itimen &inDern, bic i'm Otilituiroienite
iterben, pper in Der S6Ladt fallen, ba III btred=
tiSt fIn6, sereit. ridltdnpigen Sub, Bounty uno
an0ere 8e3itse gu empfan9en, 9eraoe 10 fpie Die
MItter ebeIider Gtnosr. 8uroe benz Mlititdr,
!Gomite stoenieIen. ses.7Ge5 s5 '~tsssgtl -sa
a9os !0auS taste einena 8eihhIB, lpel6er benz
Sen. Sbermqn uni. ieiuer. grpRee1 Sen 9QnfbeS
Gpnare11es au5lpri6t. s.a4 50 .T;-iss G.
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Glus Meoraan,ia, ga.

News0Ort, 8. San. 9fl6ri6ten pom
Mtergunsia, Ga, melOen, bss bort allies rubis
lit unO Dap Die Issten Dtabre9eln burd Sen,
ulman ben 9r6bten @riOlg aui bic Hebelen
aasabte. 9as Ganoneubopt r@aSeQs" ~Serit6rte
ale Stebeaen>@ pbnungen in Der llmgegenO aus
8ieoerpergeltung fir Die Grmprpung pom GOm>
manOer Slat6er. Sine Expedition, beitebenO
aus einem Spell BON NimS' 8atterie uno elmer
8eoedung ppn Snfanterte uno Gapalerie,
ipuroe bur6 Sen. uqmann na6 9lt6afalapa
gei6idt. Gun @erii6t mar i'm llmlauf, baB Der
Siam Tennehee, wel6eu Sarragut bel WtObile
wegnabm, nab @idsburg 9ei6idt tperOen
miro.
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EeleNp0pbtfdDe % dcDrtcDten.
Seri@tet ilr ben Baltimore EDeasr'
8on Der Nptpmoc. 0lrnrc..

$ auptquartier Der 8otomacs
Irmee, Z. San. Sn SrOnt BON PeterSburg
ni6t8 Neues. gtabe Dem Nppumattor fano elm
Reimbursement itatt, bod pbne wi6tige 3e.
%iultotc. 8ier 9eIertture wurOen seitern binse.
ri6tet, elmer 9ebdngt unO 3 eridoieno OK 6eute
Worgen tomen Is &ebeleu@9 eierteure in un=
lere 2inien, oarunter 4 GoUaleriltea 81 9ierOs.
Cine @eieai6aft pOn % 6Ildtlingen fam BON
Brince Georges GOuntp in unIere 2inie uno
lpurbe mad Dem Norpen 9ei6idt.
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Der IIcfsua SoDeS.

Cincinnati, 9. San. Ser GOrreipOns
bent Oe8 Commercial" nirrmt an, Oab 6ppO
$4,000 Ntann lber ben 9enneIee rettete. 6Ors
ret IieB un9eidbr $50 8agen uuf Der Noros
ieite. 2pon paiiirte am 8rettas nit 800 81.
bur3 McDlinniepiae uno notm cine gompa9s
ME SenntIee=G aualerie gefan9en. Gr par auf
Dem 8e9e, ii9 nit JOrreit gu ~pereiniaen unO
treuSte Die Chattanooga 8abn, weIde er etpas
beihdoiate.
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9luS MrfdnfaS.

9etrpit, 9. San. Na6ribten aus 2ittle
9tpd meloen, bab Die milltdriide Situation bort
unperdnoert lit. @. g. Stewort lit sum Ser.
st. Senator pom Artuniu8 fir 6 Sabre ernannt
pprben.
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lie sibn au6a be ob4en 9aB Die iepuleH
Burger Der Stact sebalten fem iUIlen, oielen
d mierigen 5anpelsuertrag, sen man
binter ibrem Riden unb obne 1ie su fraeen, abs
gei6lORen BAT, ST ratifBiren, mill uns ni6t
einleuHten. j
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alaebtIinae pOn 0Irfanfas.

Carr, ST., Den s. San. - Ser 9pir.
2odwOOo lit nit 500 SIi6tIingen, ourunter SIS
8aiientinoer in b0dit s%irftigen 3uitanoe, bier
eingetrOffen. 8iele Der 9lnt6mmlin9e iino tranl
uno mebrere itarben auf Der &eiIe. G8 iino
tpeitere orei 8potupQ anoesei1t.
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UerlanQt uIlO ge(ud6t.
GefuNf.

3wei GdbriftIeEer unO Elm 5ungs,
Der bereits bag SeBen peritebt, tDnnen pauernee
8eiddfti9ung erbaIten in Der Oifte'tes Bali
timDre @eder".
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y SD mOGte Sic 1ernitli6 reriudeu mitsupirs
fen, UNI bus Wlilis>S pftem uno bic NiliszOr
guniiation bieies Stantes gut bebe,t ltrtO u oers
poaidnoigen. Gs lift cine bemsrtenspcrtee
5batia6e, oas afaftaieses Contribution, unter
tpsl6er mir gelebt buben,, Der ergarlllrten
Stoatsma6ts b~eiOnoere Muimertiamteit i6tnttc
unb ertLdrte, oaB cine gut resulirte @Iii bic
pabre, uatGrlihe Stibe elmer frtien @egiernne
1T, bob baben bisber nod feine iOl&e &e9ula'
tiOnen fir ben ptattiiaen unb erfcfgreiden @e'
brau6 bitier Ma6t eriitirt. ,r,,,,r o.
9ieie @ernadldiisuns lit pbne 3Weifel' bd'
Der setOmmen, bab il@ nnier 2dae einss~ Ian
gen ununterbrodenen SrieOenS %erFreute; unie
! @utt slaabte midi, poB cine feinbIi6e Snpd.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-09-23

DR.. RUFUS WILLARD.
PHYSICIAN e. SURGEON,

(G'adaate ofMe University Of the CITY Of Nev
York;
HANlNt' located permanently in the city
of Olympia, offers his professional ser.
vices to the citizens ofths place and surround-
ing country in the various branches OF Mcdi.
cine and Surgery.
Grateful for past patronage and the conf
dcnce bestowed by generous public, the Doc
tor respectfully solicits continuance of the
same, and will hold himself in readiness ut all
times to attcni to any calls in the line of his
profession to which his entire attention will be
devoted.
Those prefcrring the services of n regular
graduate as evidenced by the proper author
ity of diploma, may consult personally or by
letter with every confluence.
Particular attention given to diseases of wo-
men and children, and all affections of an Or
eanic nature.
Reference TIE the Faculty of University
Medical College, and DR.. y. \ Ayleitc, New
Yorkcity.
OrricE-At the Puget Sound Drug and
Bookstore.
Olympia. December T. 1864. 4tf
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In the District Court Of I'd Judicial District
for Washington Territory, holding terms at
Vancouver.
l.. f. V. Coon, Plaintiff, %. Louisa Coon;
Defendant.
1IVO LOUISA COON, Defendant: You are
hereby notified that l.. Il. V. Coon 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 mort
than two months after the 18th day of July, A.
d. 1863 and unless you appear and answer.
Plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in complaint. The object and pray.
err of said complaint is to obtain q decree Of
divorce, upon the ground of abandonment and
cruel treatment. H. @. STRUVE,
U. s. Rev. Stamp, Pits Attorney.
| so Cts, Cancelled.
Complaint filed July 18th, 1865. 3e:w4
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Notice..
S. ". McCaw and E. r. Rodgers,
Plaintiffsand mortgages,

S. ". McCaw and E. r. Rodgers,
Plaintiffsand mortgages,
VIM. B. Wilton and Lucy Wilton,
Defendants and mortgagor;.
In the U. S. District Court in and for Pierce
county, Sd Judicial District of Washington
Territory.
NO WIN. b. WILTON and Lucy Wilton, de-
PENDANTS: You are hereby notified that
We, the undersigned plaintiffs, have filed II
complaint against you in said court, which
will commence more than three months after
the I'd day OF September, \. d. 1868, and I'M
less you appear at said term and answer, the
same will be taken as confessed and the prayer
thereof granted
The object and prayer of said complaint is
to obtain judgment of foreclosure of II mort
gage against you, and all persons claiming un-
der you subsequent to the date of said mort
gage, which was given by you to plaintiffs
Jan. LIST, A. d. 1860, on II piece of land lying
in Pierce county, south of what is known as
The Narrows, at the entrance of Puget Sound ;
said mortgage being given to secure the pay
mcnt ola prommissory note bearing even date
with said mortgage, drawn by you IN favor of
plaintiffs for the sum Of SOLO 90, with interest
ut per cent. per month from date till paid ;
and to have the said premises decreed to be
sold according to law, and the money arising
from such sale brought into court to pay said
sum of S6l0 90, with interest according to the
tenor Of said note and mortgage and the costs
of this suit also to obtain further judgment
against you, that you pay any deficiency that
may remain after the application of all money
arising from such sale applicable to the pay
ment of the same.
Complaint filed with the Clerk of the court
Aug. 2sth, A. d. 1865.
s McCAW,
Z. Il. RODGERS,
Plaintiffs.
nnnAo Of Mill on SAINT Cd lpGa Am, 4
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Petition for Divorce in the District Court, ID
Judicial District Of Washington Territory.
Sarah Anp Brummett, Plf.
Banner Brummett, Deft.
TINo Banner Brummett, Defendant: You afs
hereby notified, that Sarah Ann Brum-
met, has filed complaint against you in said
Court, which will come on 20 be heard At the
first term Of the Court which shall commence
more than two months after the 5th day Of
August, A. D. 1868, and unless you appear and
answer. the plaintiff will apply to said Court for
tire relief prayed for in said complaint. The
object and prayer of said complaint is to obtain
n decree of divorce, dissolving the marriage
relation existing between you and the plaintiff
upon the grounds of abandonment, and neglect
to make suitable provisions for your family,
also to obtain an order allowing plaintiff to
resume her maiden name of Sarah Ann Parker:
Complaint filed August list, 1865.
H. G. STRIVE,
~. S Rev. Stamp( Plaintiffs Atty.
| 80 cents cancelled
August s, 1865.
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Ed - usernr raz- kr - - 11xaa~ -
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~ aa-.zaG 49, kM-T ! ss~~~~~ -
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anzs "a - - s@srs o. ~ s-s<
trz 81 - Caz-t. wEr1 sA@l r@z@xscs
g s-rraa- ars naaz1s sA<- ~ s. ezr ~ Az
$50. ar 4@aoss raa sPq,~.r 81
-- - sd Ezs~~-. Fa34zslf 90 sFpsr -
- E--- - ths - - rrsve1 fs- . So esn-
Fazt T1e ets~rt sa9 F-zvsr 81 SD esz-
ra-- - ossaaa s~e-ss q 9frsrr< Epss ne
- - Ghza1ssz<Ef-
Cozp.z-E. E.eG JAY -s-A. !sEs-
IL G. STRIVE,
Z Rev. S;anPl PiH-ntfs Att'y.
- C;s.. Cancelled
August 3. 1855. 3e-ws
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-09-23
ADMINISTRATIVE Notice.

NoTh'h l. hereby given that the UNDER
~ >,guei Ia, been appointed aimiuis,ratri,
OF the e-'a'e - >tmnrl Nc'urd, deceased
late 81 Jefferson rour'v. " T ~ per.ous
indebted e. -a'i estate ere requested - make
Immediate I'av-ser' 10 the unacr-i -ard aud
those hasaEs desua na, assln-f the -Anac m 8.
rre>-ni ihsm saba ens grar tro-a 4a,r. pro-
perry astheuficai~-i - &c. f.srrs~r t.sr~~d
CATHERINE HrsTguN
A'rn u-s'-af-1r s-,sts >au.as4 4 -surss 8~e 4
F'HA les nsrls -. - 4rea ss4s
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SU3SCRsPT1ON LIST
II hitG e Bauer.
GENERAL NEWS AGENTS
san EIsAAti.CO, CAL.

WYE would call the attention Of the people
W of the rarid Coast to the in!!"wiu list
OF American and foreign Periodicals.. which
We are ia HE regular receipt Of, and which
they may depend upon receiving by the earliest
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-09-23

To- Wood i, Hing At - ANA SO per
cord at Walla Walla.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-09-23

1y Capt. Fin>A Nil II 4 C accept oar
thanks for iavors.
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In the District Court for the I'd Judicial
District of Washington Territory, holding
terms at Vancouver.
Petition for Divorce.
Adam Staender, Plaintiff,
as,
Louise Staeuder, Defendant.
TUNO Louisa Stacnder, defendant: You ate
hereby notified that Adam Staender has
filed IL complaint against you in said Court,
which will come on to be heard at the first
term of the Court, which shallcommence more
than two months after the 9Th day of August,
4. D., 1865, and unless you appear at said
term and answer plaintiff the same will apply
to the Court for the relief demanded in said
complaint. The object and prayer of said
complaint is to obtain decree of divorce, disS
solving the bonds of matrimony now existing
between you and plaintiff, upon the grounds
of impotency and abandonment.
Complaint filed August lst 1865.
LARRABEE l. STRIVE.
( U. S. Rev. Stampl Attorneys for Pitt.
/ so cents cancelled
August 5, 1865.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-20

Speaker ColfaxS talk to the friends who sur
rounded him at Washington on Saturday evening
may be fairly accepted as embodying the collect
i've Judgment of large majority of the new
Congress, as well as of the people who elected
them, with regard to some of the more imme-
date problems presented of the great and diff,
cult work of National Reconstruction. Mr..
Colfax is no fanatic" no "negro-worshiper,
but an earnest champion of true and enduring
restoration. Let his well-considered words be
thoughtfully pondered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-20
NORTH CAROLINA.

Official returns from 81 Counties show al
aggregate majority of 6, l65 for Jonathan Worth
over w. W. Holden as Governor of North caro-
lima.
The DAILY Sentinel (Raleigh) Of the 10th INST
has three-coumn leader aiming to prove tna'
the preference of Worth to Holden was not I'M
pc iii, pDy disloyalty to tho Union nor by hos
tility to the Federal Administration. We are
asked to print this long argument; but the
object of such printing is better subserved by
this brief editorial.
Nobody believes nor suspects that any conSid'
cradle proportion Of the people OF North caro-
lima purpose to renew the armed struggle iof
Dsunion. No one doubts that, according 70
their conception of loyalty, they are (and ever
have been) loyal. But We with many others)
believe that if Gov. Holden had been Confed-
crate soldier down TO the hour Of 10. Johnston
surrender, instead of having been hostile 70
Confederate rule for the last two years OF its
existence. he would have been elected by a
large majority. He was beaten 1--WE think
hecaansee he gave up the Confederacy while most
of it, original advocates still chung to it; hence
be was worse hated by the persistent Rebels
than though he had always been an open, con-
sistcnt Unionist. We have carefully fead tn,
SentineIs leader, but found nothing therein cal
culated to modify our preceding impression.
We no wise question the right OF the people
of North Carolina TO the Governor Of their own
choice; we have no special liking for Gov. Hol'
den; yet we cannot bat regard his defeat a. an
evidence that the State is not yet ripe for enter
ing the councils of the Union on a footing OF
genuine, hearty loyalty. We trust to Time
with his healing influences, TO mold them 81
lently, gradually, into sweeter and bettersplni'
We ought not, perhaps, to have expected that
loyalty would spring up and flourish among
them any more rapidly than II has done.
The Raleigh Progrsss Of the 18th says;
Tho following gentlemen certainly elected 10
Congress. &. &. Clark, ia Distncti Il, e., ruler
lid; Josiah Turner. Iythi Bedford Brown, Nthi =
| II. Walkup, With. This leaves %, let and vim to
hear frou 1t Is believed that Dr. Speed il elected IN
Mono of toe gentlemen known to Ne elected win be
able 20 taktbe test OATH nor do vesuppose that the
State will send single man 10 either branch OF Con
greas that can. We could have wished that u wa'
different and u might have been but The Copperhe ads
| and SecessiOnists are pcryerse aud schwiIlcd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-20
NEWS OF THE DAY.
EOREIGN NEWS.

Our latest adviceS from Panama are to Nov
10 No news Of importance had been received from
Chill The blockade of the ports by the Spanish Admi'
raj continued Chill Is making every preparation pos
nibe to carry on the war, Telegraph lines and ROADS
are being opened into the Interior and 30 coast towns
have been declared ports of Chill.
The latest intelligence from Peru indicated that de-
c,ye battle between the forces of the Government and
the revolutionists was impending
From Mexico it is reported that the French
had captured four Liberal generals and shot them.
The Republican general Alvarez, In return immedi'
tey proclaimed the life Of every captured French or
Imperial general forfeited. Now'orieans paper
claims to have Trustworthy information concerning an
approaching interference Of the United States in behalf
Of TIE Mexican Republic.