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sGRIPHaNSi.


passage FROM AND TO LIVERPOOL
and London-br the Oii Black star iue.-Fr
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-08-26

Petition for Divorce in the District Court, I'd
Judicial District of Washington Territory.
Sarah Amp Brummett, Pl6.
Banner Brummett, Def.
T1NO Banner Brummett, Defendant: You are
hereby notified, that Sarah Ann Brum-
NETT has filed a 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 9Th day of
August, A. D. 1865, and unless you appear and
answer, the plaintiff will apply to said Court for
the relief prayed for in said complaint. The
object and prayer Of said complaint is to obtain
a decree Of divorce, dssolving 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, 1868.
II. G. STRIVE,
~. S Rev. Stamp) Plaintiffs Atty.
so cents cancelled
August 8 1865.
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In the District Court for the I'd Judicial
District of Washington Territory, holding
terms Mt Vancouver.
Petition for Divorce.
Adam Staender, Plaintiff,
Us,
Louise Stacnder, Defendant.
H1O Louisa Stacnder, defendant: You are
hereby notified that Adam Staendcr 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 9Th day Of August,
A. d., 1868, 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, dis
solving the bonds Of matrimony now existing
between you and plaintiff, upon the grounds
Of impotency and abandonment.
Complaint filed August LIST, 1865.
LARRABEE h STRIVE.
I U. s. Rev. Stamp) Attorneys for Plt'f.
so cents cancelled
August g. 1865.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-08-26

IL - 1s.srar - - - - AEGar4- ns.-
rrs- sr rs~ T~~~as@rr ~ . $500 sa-e ~
tu~uaa 81 3 $780,
H., o--~T r4-Ha.s
$500 p gsa-~~y Ia-s-s41s,
~ $780, ? Isar-~v is~s-n4Azs Tea a.
h~rrts s.a~2 th.- xs-r : fss--sy sas
tlv4 ra-uFlAsaf a<Aaas, - "a So oz-z-
sa1-k -. cezs~ ez g. - k~zf4 e. H. t-sl
TIA ~ th- Faars uAsfh .kAE cs@z~nrr
mere fh4s go Ea-zfh Arr To a eas - A.
get. A. l. l-s5. aa1 aslr-s yo1 &FT~Ar q,
sA44 terra Gn4 anssrr. Flsintif ~ sFf.is -
"a. Gear; 80 tho rrissf prayei or "a sai1 con-
piain' The etg-ci asd PRAYER II sAid eoa-
plant i. 10 obtain decree Of divorce spon the
ground Il abaudoumeht-
Complaint filed July 18Th, lssj-
H. e.. STRIVE.
It. :. Rev. Stamp Plaintiffs Any.
81 Cts, Cancelled
Angus, ;. 1865. 3?.w&
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Administrator Sale Of City
PrODerty.

Property.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue Of
~ an order of the Probate Court of Clarke
county, W. T., duly made at a regular term of
said court, on the cath day of July, A. D..
1865, shall expose for sale at public auction
ON the premises, in the city Of Vancouver, on
Monday. the asth day Of August, 1865.
between the hours of ten o clock a. m. and set
ting Of the sun on that day, the following de-
scribed property. to-wit Lot No. 6 in block
No. and the building thereon, lots Nos. 3, 4,
8 and 6 in block No. II, and the south half Of
lots and in block No. II, and the west
thirty feet of Of lot No. 7 in block No. II, rum
ming the whole length Of said lot, and oil the
fractions in front thereof, to the lowest water
mark in the Columbia river, and the buildings
on said lots; also lots Nos. and in block
No. |, with the wharf thereon, situated in said
city Of Vancouver, on that portion laid Oft by
Esther Short. deceased, from the land claim
of Amos N. Short, all Of which property will
be sold to the highest and best bidder for cash,
or approved credit Of not exceeding three
mopths. as the Administrator shall judge most
beneficial to the estate.
GEORGE W. HART,
Administrator Of the estate
OF H. F. Stryker, deceased.
ByJ. d. POTTER,
Dated Vancouver, Aug. s, 1855. 4o:wa
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-08-26

In the District Court of the I'd Judicial Dis
trict Of Washington Territory, holding terms
at Vancouver.
Elizabeth Knighton, Administrative es-
tate II. NJ. Knighton, deceased, Prf,
o..
W. II. Tappan, Deft.
TTNO W. H. Tappan, Defendant: You are
hereby notified that Elizabeth J. Knighton
has filed complaint against you in said Court,
as Administrative aforesaid, which will come
on to be heard at the first term Of the Court,
which shall commence two months or more
more after the 5th day of August, A. D. 1865,
and unless you appear and answer at said
term, the same will be taken as confessed and
the prayer thereof granted. The object and
prayer of said complaint is to recover judg-
ment against you in the sum Of 1928 4O-lOo,
with two per cent. per month interest thereon,
said sum being due on an account for mer.
chandsc sold and delivered to you by the said
H. NJ. Knighton in his lifetime.
Complaint sled August list, 1865
H. G. STRIVE,
~. 8. Rev. Stamp,) Plaintiffs Atty.
so Cts, Cancelled.
August 8, 1865. Soma
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NOTICE.


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ADDENDUM.

PER OVERLAND TELEGRAPH:
PHLApELPHIA, May 18th, 1865.
Cd Series all sold. Commenced on Sd Sc
rics. Two Hundred and Thirty Millions (230,-
Ooo, OOa) precisely like other two Series, except
dated 9Th July, and Government reserves the
right to pay six per cent in Gold instead OF
1-30 Currency.
JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent, Philadelphia.
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ONLY LOAN IN MARKET

sleai.y s1Ps riei tAAi %, -a!--r4ar -4r~Hts-rs
VII make Il the
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GAzL1X'0
PACIFIC 10NTHGT.

TVHIS new and Arst-class Monthly Magazine
10 published every month At 81 Liberty
street, New York, and sent to the Paci1c
States BY the steamer leaving New YORK -
the 18th Of the month in advance Of public
alton. Every one inthe Pacific States And
Territories should take "a interest il the see.
cess Of the PAcivic NoxrHLv-Aside iron its
local character asd worth. il 10 tie cheapest
Nagssise pablished. We will send the PACT
nc MosssLy TO asr address in The CsiseA
States for one YEAR. yssssss r-e-essi. spes
the receipt Of FIVE DOLLARS II GREEN.
BACKS. - TWO DOLLARS AND A-aALP
IN GOLD.
DAVID y. GALLEY 4 @.
PUBLISHERS.
"a Libert s.. NV York.
- sP>ei.<s cops~s ef The rsezsse nssss-
~ 60 ~ s<<s - ne O6cs - tAss eapa-
- psassrs szyp<s~< b. WHITE . eAr-
In xevs Agvs.s. S~s Frsss~<~ - -
Assrsesa xess ceap>ey. ~ x.@.s &su~-
x<v Yea
Bsrwa T. Is<x las
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Nat-. * a. tbs zraeaa.a4-.sas D4zar4
- prv@Pslt f&-ua-a~- SPA r-T,igs u .=a-s-sf-
s5ars Tkes 81 So
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Or. RUFUS WILLARD,
PHYSICIAN X SURGEON.

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TurA
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- l.. Brttman, Esq, returned from a
visit to San Francisco, by Tuesday even
ing's stage.
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~ Tho In..ian> on the rlains still con :
tinur hostile, an NANTES; their apprecia-
ton of science by stealing the telegraph as
las; as it can be put up.
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- \ private letter informs us that
several emigrant families left Vancouver
few days ago for the Sound.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-08

CAPTURE OF BEEvEs. From the Chat
tanooga Ga.etfe Of the 9Th Of January,
which we have before U.S. We gather the
following item Of good news for our side.
The Gazette says a. raid was made tho
day before on the. Government cattle,
which were grazing at point eight miles
from the town. The raiders were about
four hundred, said TO be under the com
mand Of Gatcwood and Tom Polk Ed>
monsoon. They captured eight hundred
bccves, and killed, wounded and captured
nearly all the guard. General Mcagher,
who commands at Chattanooga, sent a
force after the raiders, but they had got
off, and carried their plumber with them.
Our boys arc getting bold to so within
eight miles Of Chattanooga. p. ..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-08

GREAT DISCOVERIES MADE TOO LATE.
They tell us of gold, a silver an iron. brazen
and dark age. The present is the age OF discovery.
Let enlmeyslte II little:
l. Greeley discovered that the South n bill of
expense to The rest Of the Unon-the sooner it left
the better. T fr-
2 The .ibolitionists generally, that the South was
POOR house, and supported by the North.
3. That the generality Of the Southerners could
neither read, write. work nor fight e p go s,-r
1. That we could sneither kick the South into a
fight nor out Of the Union: - 80 tI'''r
s. That nobody but Keitt, or, at most, South Caro-
lima, would insurreCt. 'r "a . - t'
G.. That the paupers would sooner secede from the
town farm than the South attempt to leave the
Union - @'5 p"
Z. That We could q,lell the South "by driving an
old black COW down there" ~ -
s. That the slaves would do it in three months
9. That one Massachusetts regiment would do it..
10. That three Massachusetts regiments could do it
- III. That 5000 three months men would do it,
10 That 3n0, h60 would do it.
Is. That 1tN. 0aO men wele more than enough TO
do it, SO we must stop volunteering. tsee Henry
H. That 600, $40 more three years men would
. finish it. '~..'' s.s'esf .,e3 as 100 - y
.,i15 That 200 GOO nine months men would finish it.
IL. That the Maine, New York, New Jersey aud
II. That 360,0o0 drafted men would do it,
Is. That the whole North, from 90 i5 shall do it.
49, That "A. Lincoln . is the sole and Anal Judge
whether the country is invaded In instruction or
% That when he says that is the fact, he has the
power to hang, roast, broil, Danish or stew every
person in the United States. tste Ianeom 10 Cor
IN. That II the State Governors and legislatures
dom sset hmm, the provost-mar hal w1il keep them
in order. tSe&Aew York Tines ~ -,
- That by touching s. bell - Lincoln has more
power than any one. aside flom the AlmiYhAy, has.
ever attempted to exercise earth, and that all has
pumps have just as much. tSee Seward TO Lyons,
and Burnside to the judge of.~.,e,5 80.
%. That it il the, duty Of white men to marry
sooty venches. See Klder Tlton. ~
=. That all me. ought to have nigsers marry
their daughters. lSec Bishop Judkips.l
25s That love for tho male blacks consists in put
ting them whera David put Uriah. lsee Port Ilud-
son and Morris Island s.svy.s vg.as.rls
Whitng.) ,sssE 30 III '7ss'f sss-.is ses p
THE corollsry would seem 10 So thai shed W die.
- ah0ln 60 to = lamp-black Hesyehs " II.
Dtrsscyaf. -. III - sas*sa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-08

Ta1esHNaRfoN ;BEET. OF THE ENGLISH
pn,zE Rfsu. -1The London TIMES of the
nth ultiiho, speaking Of. pusilistic mat
tiers, ssys:';:ssas- e1e' @.se--f = -.ra+., reg
1.-THE belt, which was manufactured
some years aso. BY an eminent London
firm at & cost Of f1OO, subscribed by
noblenen and gentlemen who take an
interest ID. the exploits Of the. prize ring,
has been handed oyer to. Wormald, the
victor in the late fight, who, is. now the
acknowledged champion The eondi
tions on which ihe belt is given are, that
the holder must defend his claim to it
against al Eosaerss for three years, and
fight for il. every six months i.chal-
lenged oto,dO 80: In the event of the
holder maintaining claim for three
years, the belt becomes his absolute
property II was FIRST won by Tem
Sayefs against enc Upton Slasher' in
1859. There were several contests for it,
but SSJefS sncceeded in holding it up to
his great battle with 1Ieenan lthc Benicia
Boy) on The VI. 81. April, 1860. After
that fght SayeEs retired fryln the ring
m. g, the belt was placed lin conmissiion.s'.
Inc "A Fesn4 of-ntbes late tight rendered
- orna'dnAntfand to. s4;s but circum-
s ss,s Ito shaM! that he viii not be
1 :. = - sse.inaitlong unchaaeneed.-.
:. - = - =. mt auaa,s 1eexse Of 4 few DAYS
lace VIII throw down the -rauiiflct q
tne new ehampph; while in ofiiSf ma -
us fm1ppfc4 that Kiny IL ;re};.ad
e resl ! his resolution never O. firEt
gain, .ad eRGas4 .iina conflict Ia wv An
peaL asoen, = WHO WAS unsuccessf,,I
~ the i1te light With Wormald. is mt
likely % enter tn rne,Aeaiq, onc Of h;a
arms having 6ssn' rendered almost ,usc~
less BY the rough tra4tneat it received
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-08

Mclnoad. Ansasl ;, Ia. II
TERTfFTCATESOR INDEBTEDNE66
~ BBARIg0 SIX FIR CENT. FK1 ANMUN
INTEREST AND FREE IRON TAxA1ION.-Dy
the foti4eenth section Of the oct - reduce the eui.
rency, approved February IL, 1851 the Secretary a
the Treasury il authorized 70 issue the shove esfti
6cates, payable t@o yess after the Jatnc1tion a
treaty OF peAce with the Unitsa 6tstes. They esn-
not be sold, but only 10 be issued y such crsd
tors Of the Government are willing % receive the
ssa1e In payment Of their demands. They must also
be given at par, though free from taxation.
The attention Of purchasing agents and disbufs-
ing ocors Of the Government IL called % this class
Of public securities a. offering peculiar advantages
70 those from whom the supplies Of the Government
are bought and 70 facilitate the use Of them, checks
drawn By disbursing officers upon the depo6tsfiea
holding these funds, and marked across the face
"payable in certificates Of indebtedness" viii b
paid in conformity Herewith.
: Dcpositaries IRE hereby authorized anAsSequred
to comply With this regulation, and TO make arpl.
cation 10 the Register for supplies Of certificates -
renurcd fSigued1 q. A. TRENHOLM,
i. IT'S Seeretary Of Treasury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-08
DI5O KADE,. LOCK AIDE

DIO G X A ID f., i l. o c X A ID f..
HOOPSKIRTS, 1IOOPSKIRTS-two hun
dred, with thirty-fve and forty springs,
white and colorcd, for sale wholesale and
retail
A CORSETS,
CORSET SPRINGS.
A large lot Of LADIES' SHOES, Of varl-
Gus kinds ana qualities;
GAUNTLErS,
SERVANTS SEWED BROGUES, several
hundred pairs. very excellent Shoe;
MISSES and BOYS SHOES and BOOTS
MASON'S BACKING,
= SHOE LACES,
CIIILDREN'S SHOES,
: GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS and SHOES,
COATS'S SPOOL COTTON,
MEMS SOCKS,
PLAYING CARDS.
CIIiLDREN'S ROUND COMES, -
p CALFSKINS, by retail only;
SEWING MACHINE TWIST. black.
DARBY, READ & CO.,
Belvin's Block Shoe Store,
on Twelfth street, opposite Bank,
fe S-en.iSt a few doors above Main.
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rur cREAT FREDEPI7,E.

1HE UULA1 EAsEDEnAC hs
Tho allowing is the address 81 Frcdo
rick the Great to the generals ndhighcr
officers, December 4, 1867, before the
battle near Lcuthen:
aGcnt,cmcn, you arc aware that
while | was obliged to stop tho progress
Of the French and Austr'ans, Prince
! Charles, of Lothringcr, has succeeded
in taking Scnwcl,lritz, beating the Duke
Of Bavaria, and in making himself mas
ter of Brcslau; the capital Of my Silcsia
and part of the Province arc thus lost,
together with all the provisions and am
mnnition therein contained, and my
troubles would be very great if placed
not an uubounded confidence in your
courage. firmncss, and love Of your coun-
try, which you have shown OH so many
occasions
~ acknowledge these services rendered
to our fathcrland, and to me, with the
tendcrcst movements Of NY heart.
"Thcrc is almost not ono amongst you
who has not distinguished himself by
some great and honorable decd; there
fore | natter myself you will fall short
in nothing which the State has right to
expect of your yalor, If circumstances
demand it. This epoch approaches; |
should believed had done nothing if |
left the Austrians in possession of Silc-
STA mark, therefore, shall attack the
army of Prince Charles, although nearly
three times stronger, wherever find it,
and in opposition to all the rules Of the
art of war. t.. ...s 90, ... ......
1T this juncture, the number Of the
enemy is not the question, nor the i'm
portancc of his position; for all this |
hope the strong hearts Of my army, and
the exact obedience to my orders, will
overcome. Unjust venture this blow, or
everything is lost; VIC must annimlatc
the enemy, or his batteries will bury us.
Thus intend to act Communicate my
orders to all the officers of the army, and
prepare the privatcs for the work which
must soon follow, informing them that l
consider myself entitled to unconditional
discipline. However, if you remember
that you are Russians, you will certainly
make yourself worthy of this preference f;
if there should be one amongst you who
fears to divide with me all the danger, he
can obtain his dismission to day, and
without receiving from me the least re-
preach. We follow your Majesty unto
death. Our all and our blood for our
King called out loud the officers, and
the King proceeded 80.
" Before now | was convinced that
none of you would forsake me. l count,
therefore, totally on your faithful assist
ancc and Oh the certain victory. Should
fall, and not be able to reward you, our
fathcrland must do it. Go now into the
camp, and repeat to your battalions what
have said. If any regiment Of horse
should not fall upon the enemy at once,
as ordered, they shall, after the battle,
dislnount, and be put into the garrison ;
and the battalion of foot which only he
states one minute shall lose its stand
ards and sabres and the decorations from
its uniforms, be it wheresoevcr it may !!
Now, gentlemen, farewell. Shortly we
| shall have either beaten the enemy or we
/! shall never sec each other again!"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-08

IxroafAxr DECISION DIR. A. f. Pcti.
colas, tho rcputcd physician for, Mr..
John NJ. Daniel in duel recently fought
between himself and Assistant Secretary
Of the Treasury Elmorc, was discharged
Yesterday By the Court Of Appeals from
all obligs.ioo to give evidence relative to
the msttcr. It will be rccollcctcd by
our readers that soon alter the difficulty
occurred the Examining Court of llcnrico
county insisted upon DIR. Pcticolas tcs-
tifyins in the matter, and, upon his re-
fusal to do SO, ordered his commitment
to Jail. Subsequently, the case was
taken before Judge Meredith on qucs-
ton of bait when that functionary dc:
cided adversely to the opinion of the
county. Justices. and admitted him to
bail. The decision Of the Court Of Ap>
peal., as we arc informed, releases all
persons from ,testilying in the matter of
duels where it is alleged their evidence
might iinplicate themselves and thereby
subject them to criminal prosecution. 81"