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puri6rs The nxxe1o al one and the saIno tlrle.
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Tho Remedy Of the Age!
THE CELEBRATED
TROPICAL BALSAM,
PREPARED BY cARREEO BROTHERS & Ca.

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PHTHIsls GROUP. and all other diseases OF the Chhss
ard THROAT; Affections resulting from FAI'LSs
BLOWS. OF BRUISES, however severe;
Pr l. r. 3,
HRMORRHAGEs. WOUNDS, CONTUsloHs BURNS
FELOas, ALL KINDS or ULCERS CNAPPHD
LIPS. HANDS. xrc.; HEADACHE.
ToOTHACHE, EARACHE,
AID 81 o:Lsr NEURALGlC, RHEUMATIC, OF SPAS
NODiC PAINS.
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xxXyUIth CONGREsS--Seoond Session.
SENATE. .wAsBiS0Toy. Jan. IL 1900
MORE PAY.

Mr.. MORGAN presented petition asAlug 10 -
t,,r,,,s6 cnppsnsstlon for tho building Of The dome
30 Capitol
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SheriH'S Sale.

DY virtue of an execution and foreclosure
I'D Of mortgage issued to me from the Clerk
Of the District Court of the I'd Judicial Dis
trict Of Washington Territory, in favor Of Will
liam c. Hazard and against Albert Burkhart
for the sum of nine hundred and fifty dollars
and six cents judgment, and costs two dollars
and eighty-fvc cents, ! have levied upon the
following described real estate All Of II GER
tain piece or parcel of ground, being the
southwest quarter Of block forty-four, upon
the fraction of land between the Military Re-
sevre and Esther Shorts land claim, rs record
cd in the county records of said county, also
the new dwelling thereon, together with all
other tencmcnts and appnrtenances thereto be-
longing, the above property being Vancouver,
Clarke county, W. +.
Notice is hereby given that I shall sell the
above described property at public auction, on
the p cmises, at one o'clock, to the highest and
best bidder, on Wednesday, the 2sth day of
Juno, 1855, to satisfy the sum Of $3.50 06,
judgment, and costs - IS, with interest at
three per cent. per month until paid, with
costs and accruing costs.
n. c. MORSE,
Sheriff Of Clark county. W. T.
May 81, 1865. 29:w4
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TENDED A. J. c,a-l>'~n; 18th the fscf- u
the case. and ihc Praer and dignity Il tie
| nIt.d States.
The Secretary Of State VIII establish
such rul,.s and regulations for administer
ill.,. such amnesty oath. - well a. II ensure
its bonrf,s 10 the people and god
government against fraud.
Done at Washington this Goth day of
NAY. A ID. l>6j, aud of the Independence
of the United States the S9th.
(Signrd) ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the President
WILLIAM ii. SEWARD,
Secretary of State.
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Army Notice.
A. J. Burs, J. D. Lamar,

CEALED PROPOSALS Sin duplicate" will
- De received at the office of the undersigned
until 10 NJ. Monday, June 10th, 1865, for the
supply of "FRESH BEEF" for the troops
stationed at Fort Steilacoom, W. T., for the
fiscal year commencing July LIST, 1868, and
ending June 30th, 1866.
Said Fresh Beef to be of good and markcta-
bile quality, in equal proportions of fore and
hind quarter meat, (necks, shanks and kidney
tallow to be excluded,) in such quantities as
may be from time to time required, and on
such days as shall be designated by the COM
handing officer.
The necks of the cattle slaughtered shall be
cut of at the fourth vertebral joint, and the
breast trimmed down. The shanks Of fore
quarters shall be cut offrom ''three" to "fonr''
inches above the knee,joint, and Of hind-quar-
tiers from "six" to "eight' inches above the
gambrel joint.
Each Bid required to be accompanied by a
Bond with ut "leasttwo" sureties) in the sum
of two thousand dollars for the faithful per-
formance of the proposals contained in the bids,
in case the bid is accepted.
No bid will be entertained without both
Principal and Sureties can give undOubtcd
proof Of their loyalty to the Government Of
the United States Of America.
All bids must state the price per pound In
U. s. coin or its equivalent. The undersigned
reserves 10 himself the right to reject any or
all bids, that may be deemed unreasonable,
or whed there is other good and sutacient
cause.
Proposals to be addressed to the under
signed, and endorsed thus: Proposals for
Fresh Beef
The contract ~ill be subject to the approval
OF the Department Commanders
Bidders are invited 10 be present at the
oPening Of the proposals.
JAS T. n JESTER.
lsi Lieut.. lsi " 7 iafy. A. {. :.
L : Subsistence o.
T.-T ~ss,f.~.- M p -. l.. - a
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Il a II ID = T..
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO STANDARD
1 New Amnesty Proclamation

A New Amnesty Proclamation.
Washington, May 29.-Whereas, the
Presidentot the United States on the 9Th
Dec, 1868, and on gath March, 1864, did,
with the object Of suppressing the exist
ing rebellion and inducing all to return to
loyalty, and to restore authority within
the United States, issue proclamation
offering an amnesty pardon, to certain
persons who had directly or by implication
participated in rebellion; and, whereas.
many men engaging in said rebellion have
since the issue Of said proclamation neg
lected to take the benefits offered, and
whereas, many have been justly deprived
Of all claim to amnesty pardon by reason
participation in said rebellion and con-
tinued hostility to the Govern men of the
United States, and who now desire to OBJ
tain amnesty and pardon 10 the end there
fore that authority Of Government of the
United States may be restored, peace,
order and pardon be established, l.. An
drew Johnson. President of the Ucited
States. proclaim and declare. that l do
hereby grant all persons who have direct
y or indirectly participated in tho exist
ing rebellion. except those hereinafter ex-
cepted. an amnesty pardon with rcscrva-
tion Of all rights Of property except in
cases where legal proceedings under laws
providing for coniscation Of property Of
persons engaged in rebellion have been
instituted, but on condition nevertheless
that such persons shall take and subscribe
the following and thenecfourh keep id
oath inviolate, which oath shall be per-
manently preserved. to ra: II do SOL
emnly swear. or affirm. in presence Of
Almighty God. that l win h~neeforth faith
fully defend the Csnsitufion aad the
United States ther-und-r. / sill in like
manner abide by ard fzithss.ly support all
lsvs aud prpclamsiisas which hav- bra
mad daring :b- exi~tis-g reb-lliou in ri
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JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent, Philadelphia.
Money i'm the Treasury.

NOTICE is hereby given that from and after
IN May LIST, A. d. 1866, oil Cowlitz County
Orders or Scrip, issued prior to May LIST, 1865,
will be considered payed and invalid.
There is money in the Treasury to pay all is
suea prior to date Of November, A. ID. 1860.
All remaining will be received in payment of
taxes, or at the Auditor Office in exchange for
new Orders, free ofcharge.
Published by authority Of the Board of
County Commissioners, this 18th day of May,
A. ID. 1868. JASPER STONE,
Auditor Cowlitz County, W. 7.
May, 1865. 28.w4
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
18th of July Ball.

THE Ladies Of Olympia and vicinity, will give a
l Grand Calico Dress Ball at the Olympic Hall
on the Fourth Of July, the proceeds Of which
will be appropriated towards opening the Matches
wagon road across the Cascades Mountains.
Committee Of Arrangements.
Olympia. Claquato.
Frank Henry, J. II. Browning,
JJ. Wcstbrook, Austin Davis.
r. NJ. Sarjcnt. Tumw1tcr.
Stcilacoom. c. Crosby, Jr.,
F. Clark, G. Biles
Lieut.. Jester. Port Gamble.
Seattle. Cyrus Walker,
A. Rabberson, A. Phiny.
Capt. Libby. Seabeck.
Port Madison. Marshall Blinn.
G. A. Meigs, Union City.
Capt. Grndon. T.. Wilson.
Port Townsend. Port Angeles.
B. F. Dcnison, Fred. Wilson.
J. J. H. van Bockkelen.
Floor Managers.
A. J. Burs, J. D. Lamar.
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dav. J T. 1.ozl4 ard frank PIxl~s are
30 the d--fenrc Counsel coa,-3dei that
the pms pners had na violated anv q tn
ussyes of var. ard had no, b-en guilty OF
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in the bav of Panama. ali hope In thu
minds Of the prisoners Of capturing the
steamer had ceased, and that when they
were subsequently, arrested, the intention
TO commit the act had been abandoned.
Pixley's argument closed with sheer at
Capt. Davenport, who was congra,u lated
bv pr isoners that he encountered the Con-
fedrrate flag for the first time locked up in
one of the prisoners trunks. instead of
floating proudly from the head ola Confed-
crate man -of.war. This passage created
marked sensation. Adjourned until
Wednesday, when the Judge Advocate
will argue for the prosecution.
The Rebel Footc.
There is reason to believe that Henry
s. Foote, late member of the rebel Senate,
is now on his way across the plains to
California. and may BE- here in fortnight
or three weeks hence.
Copperhcad Literature.
The military guard has been withdrawn
from the Office of the Democratic Press,
and the contents restored to the owners.
A new paper is to be published in few
days by the Press propricfors. under the
name of the Examiner. 1t is understood
that b. F. Washington will be its editor.
1t is said that Bcriah Brown, late editor of
the Press, contemplates emigrating to
Mexico.
The Markets.
Flour-Thpre is lively jobbinS trade,
the sales, including Oregon, Mt 1904 for
superfine and extra, and local mills at cur
rent plces.
Potatoes-3OO SKIS Puge. Sound sold at
3lO03l21. New are worth 40475 per
100 IBIS.
Wool-Sales of 1000 lbs medium at
2OO22 per ib.
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to The telegraph still continues down
beyond Salt Lake. The news given else.
WHARF was carried by express to the Salt
Lake station, from the break in the line.
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The, FARMERS GUIDE
Scientific and Practical
AG7IOULTUR1.
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