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-""wl.—no Pike’s Peak Ex'trmi
"find It Leavenworth on the lst of Jnn-‘
' bringing seven days lnter news from:
up." Territory, Ind ten thousand tlol-‘
bl! in gold dust. The minor: at Russell?
ad Gregory's diggings had resisted the!
“fiction of the taxes levied for the sum
P" of the Provisional Government, which
all“ A temporary excitement. The}
mnt of gold dust exported from the
lo" region since Mny is estimated at one
at! . lull to two million: of dollnrs’ worth
39th bronchu- of the Legislature hml
gunned. Il‘ter perfecting a code of lnwsl
I“ the government of Jefi'eraon Territory,
‘1 extrl union would be held on the 22d!
bury: Electlone Ire to be held in all
u mntlu on the lint Monday in Jonu
.9, for the election of local oflicera, and n
M orgnniution under the new order
dtiilsl-
[autumn—Tho {allowing resolutionsl
kn boon reported to the Son-to of Mir}
a I from the Joint Committee on Slale‘
wgldenlimlfliom: ‘
I, That the election of n President of
a. United Stntee by the vote: of one sec
tion 0! the Union only, on the ground that
than exietl on irreconcilinhle conflict be
tween the two action in reference to their
mpeetlve ”Item: of labor, and with an
flowed plrpou of hostility to the institu
un 01 Slavery u it prevails in the South
... Bates, and u recognized by the com
pete! union, would l 0 threaten n destruc
tion of the end: for which the Constitution:
111 formed, so to justify the Slnveholding
sum in toting crown-e! for their sepnrntc
”motion and u ety.
3. but upon the hnhpening of such con
tingency, the Governor of this State be re
puted to convene the Legislature in ex
mordinnry session, in one other Slave
hehling Staten thnll have indicated it wil
uggueu to eenfer with Mississippi in regard
to the neunree to be adopted for the Innin
ten-nee of their rights, or in cue he nhonld
deem it neeeeury to provide for the public
niety. e
Museum—Tho steamer Diligent, from
Alton. went aground on the Chain, mu
.ikpdgovo St. Louln, Dec. 23. Sixty to‘
“My penonl were on board of her with-\
m provisions, and the ice prevented nny}
communicnion being made with the thaw}
Strong oloru were [nude to keep lheur
from Inning, and they were finally rew‘
cued. ' ‘
Nnv Your—Tho new State ofllcers,
chosen It the November election, were
"on: into omce on Monday, Jan. 2. 0n
the some "min?l the Legislntive caucuses
were held, Ind t a several tickets for om
anof the Bonnie Ind‘Auembly arranged.
The Legislature usembled yesterday. In
tho Senate, Lieut. Gov. Campbell cnlled
Ihe membera to order. All were present,
are the ifmtora from the Fifth and Ninth
Dillricu. After the ndminiatrntion of the
onth, Jame: Tefwilliger wu cholon Clerk,
nod Jamel C. Chuk,’ Sergeantrat-Arma. A
vnriety of bill: was then noticed. In the
Horned Aaaemhly, the onth wnl ndminis
mod to the member. by Hon. D. R. Floyd
Joan the Earthly of State.
(human—Sun: Commun—
Upon the M ning of the doora, Dec. 21,
Mr. Bright, ofpclndiaul, (Dem.) submitted
I ruolll'un for the appointment of the
Binding Committea, which was carried
511.“, I]; nnyl, 16—- nrict party vow,
vi the exception of Mr. Pugh, who voted
any.
'fln following an the commute“. a:
tad:
d - Fum'ga Relation—Mm”. Manon,
Bugs, Blidoll, Polk, Critlondch, Seward
and manor.
0- Fianna—Moan. Hunter, Peirce,
Green, Bright, 11-mnond, Femnden, ond
i 0:: Cma— Maura. Clny, Bigler,
Toombl. Clinguwl, Salisbury, Hamlin and
Chnndler.
0!. Military Alain—Menu. Dnvin,
Pulp-trick. Johnson, of Ark-um, Chut
nnt, Lou, Wilaon And King.
0- Naval Alain—Henri. Mallory,
Thonuon, ,Slide , Hammond, Nicholaon,
Hole and Anthony. .
On Judiciary—Kean. Baylrd, Pugh,
:‘Jflhq Gm, Powell. Trumbull and
enter.
0. Pad-(fin—lleun. Ynlco. Grin,
Rice, Bright, igfnll, nu. ma mm.
0- hue law—Mann. Johnson. of
Aflm'anlnDl. 0! Tom, Lane,
M, Bu“, Hahn nod Bin‘lmn.’
On Prim Land Claw—Mann. Ben
.iéllilka, Polk, nglnll, Grimes, and Tan
yc .
0| Indian Alain—Mum. Sebutlnn,
Pitch, Rim, Klan, Henphill, Doolittle Ind
Clark.
0- Pm’ —-Mulru. Thom , Clay,
Sal-bury, Powell, Dnrkoo, llulan and
Grimm.
0: W 7! Claim Melon.
Toombl, Criltandon, Nichollon, Durkce
Md Ten Eyck.
O- Claiu—Mum. Ivemn, Mnllory,
Rn“, Simmons Ind Foot.
Oil (in W of Callahan—Meson.
Brown, Nixon, Johnna of Tarmac", Yu
lea, Kennedy, Hnmliu Ind WHIOII.
0- Pamm—Meun. Biglcr, Thomon,
Toomba, Hemphill, Simon: and Trumbull.
on Public Buildings—Mean. Bright,
Duil, Kennedy, Cluk Ind Doolittlo.
On Tmilorin—Moun Green, Donglu,
Sebutinn, Fitzpatrick, Hun, Collulor and
Wide. .
To Audit Contingent Ewe the Sc»-
m—Menm. Johnson of Tammi: Pomll,
Ind Dixon.
OI Priming—Mauro. Fitch, Dnvil and
Anthony. ’
. 0" Engramd Bali—Messrs. Lune, Big-l
ler Ind Hnrlnn. I
' 0! Enrolled DWl—Mean. Small-bury
nudoflarlnn‘
Me Libra Messrs. Pearce, Bu -
ltd and (inflame?— y !
”An immense lumpof gold and quartz,|
'“Ehing filly pounds, has been taken om!
near Columbia ' '
i ltspsrts at the Executive Depart-cuts,
l Sulljoined are'abstrnets of the Reports
30f the Elcntivo Departments, as trans—
mitted to Congress: ,
1 THE stunt. i
l The Secretary of War reports that while:
the authorized strength of the Army is 18,-
1165, the number in July last was only I'l,-‘
495; and 11,000 of that number were alone‘
available for service in the field. Small nsl
it is, the force has been required to man‘
about 150 permanent gnrrisons, posts and
lcamps, scattered OVcr an area of three mill
lions of square miles, and consequently it
lhns been Impossible to give ample seenrity|
‘to citizens on our frontiers. in relation to
the Indian deprcdatioua on our Southernl
and Mexican border, the Secretary hopcsl
to make such alteration in the disposition
of the troops next season as will tflevent
any repetition. Measures have already
been taken to subdue the Calnanches and
Kiowas, and give protection to the routes
lrom Missouri and Arkansas to New Mexi—
co. Ile recommends that provision be
made for retiring, disabled and infirm oili
cers. The necessity for enlisting teamsters
is urged, as is the enlistment of frontier
service, for six months' terms, the men to
provide their own horses. He speaks la
vorably of the condition of the military
academies, oi the experiments of breech
loading guns, and of the use of camels for
service in the interior. The whole cost of
Jhe Army is put down at $13,098,725 72,
which he thinks may be considerably re
duced. The condition of atl'airs in Utah is
such that there is scarcely any necessity for
troops there, and they will propably soon
be withdrawn. The report concludes with
a hriefmceount of Joan Bnfin's attack on
Harper’s Ferry. 'v’
in: navv.
The Report of the Secretary of the Navy
enter largely into the achievements of the
Paraguay Squadron, and into the new and
extended arrangements for suppressing the
African Slave-trade. Reference is made
to the fact that s score of new steam ves
seles had been added to the Navy since the
accession ol the present Administration; on
augmentation which has called for a cor
responding enlargement of the personal
forec—ollieers, purscrs and crews. Events
at San Juan and at the mouth of the l’ei
ho, are touched upon; and the explorations
of Lieut. linooxs among the Al’ucilic Isl-1
ands are spoken of with approval. A con“
tract executed with the Chiriqni Improve
ment Company by the Department is rep
resented to be of great value. It concedes
large areas of land on eithcr or the isth
inns, rights of transit, and the occupation
of the necessary harbors, and the owner
ship of all coal found on the Company’s
territories. For this, $300,000 are to be
paid, should Congress ratify the bargain.
The expenditures 0! the Department for
the last lineal year were $14,650,261 ; the
appropriations, $14,600,354. The esti
mated cxpendnnres for the year ending
June 30, 1860, were $13,500,370; the ap—
proprintiOn, $10,464,109. For the year
ending June so, 1861, the estimates are
$11,944,845.
run txrsuton.
The Report of the Secretary of the late
rior embodies a mass of information rela
tive to the several Bureaus constituting
that Department. The General Land Of
flcu presents this general synopsis of its
business: During the live quarters ending
Sept. 30, 1859, 18,018,493 acres of public
lands were disposed of; 4,010,500 acres
were sold (or cash, yielding 83,107,476;
3,611,440 acres were located with bounty
lnud warrants; 1,119,040 were approved
to the several States entitled to them an
dsr the swamp grants of March 8, 1840.
and Sept. 28, 1850; and 6,818,209 ucros
certified to States, as falling to them under
the grants for railroad purposes. The In
dian Bureau states that the average an
nual expenditure on Indian account is $3,.
055,810,and that tho funded capital of the
annuities to be paid to the Indians is .21,-
4'19,493. There are 850,000 of the abo
rigines within the limits of the Merci
Union. The Oommhstonsr or Pensions has
11,486 [rundown on his roll, culling tor
$1,034,9161u money. The necessary sa
psases which will bu incurred for the cen
sus, will require the appropriation of at
least $1,000,000. Ith believed both wise
and just to confine the purchase and distri.
button at the Agricultural Olen to such
varieties or plants, sssds, cuttings, do, as
have not already been introduced into the
country. An uppmpriation to provide for
permanent and convenient accommodations
fortthouftsolthoUlitsdltatssluNsw
York in Burton’s’l‘auatro Buildings, Chall
bers strsst, is recommended.
rill mass".
The buluncu in the Treasury, on July 1,
1859, was 84,359,015 54. Thu receipts
into tbs Treasury, during the first quarter
or the present fiscal year, wars 82,619,865
85, of which 33,821,800 wore on account
of the loan attd issue of Treasury notes,
and tbs balance from the ordinary soarcss
of public revenue. The expenditures, da
ring the first quarter of the decal your, were
”0,001,174 10,01 which $4,064,866 'l6
won for for interest on public debt. The
cstimntod expenditures, during the remain
ing three quarters of the year, are 840,-
995,558 23. The ”confined and estimat
ed expenses of the lscal year ending June
30, 1800, are therefore 061,009,733 99,
leaving an estimated balance in the Tress
cry 01 814,381,808 40. The estimated
receipts, during the fiscal year ending in
1801, (including the estimated balance,)
are $80,600,808 40; estimated expendi
tures for same period, $66,114,928 19; es
timated balance on June 30, 1861, 813,-
891,879 61, which will, however be re
lduccd by proposed appropriations to $3,-
'530,190 61.
run rost- omen.
As was to be anticipated, the Report ofl
Postmaster General “on dwells largely!
upon the financial cmbarrassments of the
lyenr, attributable to the {allure of the usu-l
,al appropriations. The amount of aster,
'tained ltubilltws nut tact by the Depart-‘
fluent, but flue to this neglect, is de-clan-(li
He he $|,296,000, while liahilities‘ to lhcl
‘uumuut of$ll_l:3$,()0|l have. Inn-n llilllllla"
ited. The gross revenues of the year Were]
15'1,908,484. These. mhled Lou hulunce
’ou the books of the Auditor, and to unem‘l
iployed npproprintiom, constitute a total "fl
{512,168,300 nvnilnhlo resources, nguinst}
[expenditures amounting to $11,558,139 for‘
the fiat-:11 yeur ending June 30, 18:39. For
the fix'cnl year leri‘uinuling on the some
day, “560, the Postmaster General estil
mules the sum required to be Sllfi'llfil'l;
there having been alreadly expended, un
der special nets, $167,080, for different
branches of the Pacific Mail service. The
resources for the some period are estimated
‘3! slo,Bl6,ooo,.lcnving with a reserve of|
iuneolleeled postage, a deficiency of $5,526.-
‘334. The total annual transgormtiou of
‘umils on the 30th ofJuue last was 8,808,-
‘402 miles, costing $9,498,751. The de
‘cresse in the length of routes from 1858
‘wu 56l miles; the routes by rail, steam
boat and coach having been largely in
creased, and those by minor facilit'el cur
tailed to Iho extent of 16,637 mile-s3l The
The number of Poet-elites is 28, 9, an
uggreglle iuenue of 662 for the year.
l b- The remains of John E. Cook were
interred Dec. 20, from the residence of
S. L. llfiflrln Williumsbnrgh. Severn]
hundred‘persons attended, of whom a lnrge
number, including many Indies, waited in the
‘rnin nearly two hours for nu opportunity
lto view the body. This was ulfurdcnl n!
the close of the services. The funeral ml
drcu was delivered by Rev. Mr. Culdlcon,
who rend two of Cook’s final letters to his
wife and friends. No _indorsemenl: of
Cook's nets was expressed during {he cere
monies. '
WA correspondent of the Austin, Tex
an, Inkliigawer, writing from Belknnp, Nov.
9th, gives an account of the abduction of a
lady, Mrs. E-lwnrd Cornelt, by Indians.—
She was currie-lofl' by two lndinns, etnoon
day, in the absence of her husband. It is
believed that they are Reserve Indians, as
Mr. Cornett in the man who is accused of
killing Mnjnr Neighbors, the Indian agent,
and the Indians said when they heard of
his death that théy would have revenge.»
fi-The Sun Francisco Ila-. 11.! states
that Mr. Elnmhnn L. Sanderson lms com
menced nn action nguiust the l‘ncifie Mail
Steamship Company, claiming $30,000'
damages. The ullcgud grounds of com
plaint are, that the pluintilf, in November,
185.5, belugnprnctieing attorney, took pas
sage for himself um] wife on the steamship
Sanam for New York. On arriving at
Aspinwnll, a detention of fifteen days took
plncc, in consequence of thi-re being no res
sel in readiness to convey the passengers
from that port. l'luiutiff was attacked by
e fever peeuliur to the Istlnuzu, from which
he has never recovered, and from the elfccte
of which his wife died in May, 1856. For
the duumge to his health, caused by deten
tion at Anpinwull, the pleiutill' claims
$30,000.
3‘ Thirty-six citizens of Medison conn
ty, Kentucky, Were ordered from the State
on ten days’ notice or they would be forci
bly renamed. 'l‘hey appealed to Gov. Mu
gofliu for protection, which he failed to
render them; They dlscl-imed having com
mitted eny oll'ense spin“ the [ewe or
property of the county. They left their
property dud went lo Uincinuetl.
S'- The trenurer of the stete of Maine
lsedefaulter in the sum of sixty or seventy
«hauling dollsrs.
MARRIED,
in Port Townsend, en the llth Inst. At the Pioneer
Hotel, by Treven Dnnlel, Janice of the Pence. Lieut.
JAKE N. BELDIN, of the Reveal” Outhr lr'.
Dela“, Ind lb IABYO. TIBBALS. of roam--
Bill .
_—
l?“llowm deln i"ilthe Mold-l
liked of L. H. 05% it the ,3! MAR!) and Bowli-
LING sswon on alas-cu gum, No. In next
door u: the Post on“, Me, W. 'l'. lie candidly
answers that he is doing very well now.end expects
io d'thetlerln “Hiringwhel then-db agents
the Blunt-men l line. 1‘
I? lell‘l Idler-dosh Ind lodide J
Patel. h Who-the I“ M Jun 30*
uperille sy» hide elm: u-inhh In
I mm plrl'yerelle Need. lobe-moth.
er ell norhid end imper- Idler—muon-
WE. lulled-redone! theme—eun- shew-
MU “uphill“!!! HIM.“ humid-1.5%“
as .- ends ve
lib. In“ d .
*1 Wit-ms. a
Whole-In Dual-a, usue us Shut.
ill. b -
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In 3mm.
-AAFAI‘MAW
LI. "0 Ail "Dim. “111 BY '0"
A abutmentwmuelr-d Vienna
meol'rl, er the undefined. in hereby m
mammal-tanning“ lenient, hid
mumwwmen-mnmum
per any)" um J. I. W m
Olympe, W. ‘l'.. M, 1”. Hz"
NOTICE
IS HEREBY GIVEN. thnt m undefined he been
unpainted. hy the MW of auto- Coul
tl, gmrd'un loe perse- ud my d Schuyler
.Sanderl, en lee-he Ker-ow. n t “the Cmmty
oi Thurston. W. 'l'. ll perim- human chime
mehnfin.ueherehy edhpn
sent their neon-w; end mgr-e- h-wwlu the--
mastermind-MM.” idem-n rvqe-tedto
minke-Mud and uh lonian-ant d the
lune without delay;
All [2mm Ive rehy cautioned W lellllg on
credit to the did Sweden; sad the! no Iceounte eve
nedhysnid Senders. from nner ihle date, will he
phld. unions med- with the knowledge end nuction
of the Indeed-gt BIC ABD LANE.
onymph,w. ..Peh. 12.1900. luv
8 i all Mitoclue up the Liver bull-en. l
A, now oler for Idle 1 lot of line qui end huddle
"OR.“FB. ROAD WAGONB. BUGGIE. HARNESS
(gin lo and double). ML; ell ol which we (l the but
ueflty end in excellent order. To funer- end then.
desiroul orpnn'hulnx the chem-- of securing (and
berg-lo- should not he Mflktbd.
J. J. WHETBROOK.
Olympid. Feb. N. 1960. llzim
TAKE WARNING l
I
| AVING iii-med the huninesl in whi.-h l have luni
‘ H L‘!I;MI!‘\l,|ll knuwin: themselves indeblrd in the
underuzned mint rume Yumrd and mule the Mine.l
[ by payment at that: or nulu of hand. [Jr-fon- the lin-ti
l‘l” «I m-xt month. I
On sll necnuim left “mettled It that 11 He. two per
irent. intern-st per month will he cheated. and the new,
.vounu plum] in the hands of prayer warm for col-l
{lei-1...... .1 , \\'tS'l'nnUuK. ,
Inymtll‘ Fel. '.’l l~‘.|i. ll firn
l lill'l‘llll'l‘ " ‘
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'IVlll". FIFTH vl'l'l‘..\l Ul" Tilli lll.~' l‘lili'l‘ H‘lllllll‘
1 Olympia, nmlvr I It in-lun u .n u il. l-‘. ltm \r. .\
villi comnn-nreon .“nh l y M." h Ulh .\< 11¢,
~chool inn In'l'll m mu ml ll omm.” i l-rr ll y'all" ‘me
iii [a lwmmc |Il'rlll:|'l‘ nt, n i~ rwunlnimdy-«l to purenh
in [he dintrict nnil ulhrrn.
} A li'miml ll'illllrt‘l' \‘iil ‘n‘ rcvr-h‘ml (wru “I'," m.
:ll'it‘ls .n low rum of L'lli‘inn.
l l‘upiin \\'l-liiug l) Ht'uly, inn] to Imrn, \\lll llmi ilii.
ll Ill"ll'}i'llk’ school.
i llblllllfl,I“(‘ll.1.'i,:vrn. 3w”
WM. WRIGHT,
Sillllll All llilillSS llillll.
('urlu‘f 11f .‘lui‘n and Fourth Sirrrlu,
my OLYMPIA. \v. I‘.
Quinn. W. ‘l‘. Jnnnury In. [SOO.
1“”? UNDERSIGNHI) "AS Pl'Ri‘llAKl-ID ALL
the right. title and intern! of JAMES 11. “CST
in the mail ("ontnu'l on 1' uni-t Soinnl, thereby diomlv»
in“ the firm a! HUNT R. SCIMNTON. All huriueu
uommunicnliom mini hcmnflnr he Millie-em! to
JitllN 1L 56{U NTUN.
lmll ( “ '(‘ontrecuin
‘——r———# _——r'.h ,7 *l' ”-‘—
‘ ,
rm WET-
Mitclicu Jr. Stewart, Propmlm.
HAVING NEWLY ARRANGED AND
titted up e market adjoining our
liAKl‘ZliY. we are resolved to do the bent
we cm tow-nix kce‘rinu constantly on hen Inch
meat: on will unit the amendi- orthe town, or my one
that will ("or n- with orders of my ulze, which mey
he had in thin mnrh't. All we in! eto dime nor Mt
MI ' pertinlity only on the ride that docxjuqtice lo ell.
l‘nnneni enrl vegetable mwcrn ere mqeeeiml t -
;tivv on a mill with their Eroduce And bulcettie. You
will See our ui n by 100 inir high.
Uiylnpie, l-‘exrllery 3, Hl6O. lly
Till-l UNDERSIGNED hum. determined upon a
change in il- bunlneu relation», it becomes nee
E!“ iry to mill upon all [rerunl luriehted to him, either
hy note or meet. to come furwerd And nuke imme
diate payment. Those who are not lin-pend M realv
tlieir recount: it once. by the peyment o! cull, meat
give their not? with inter-ea et two per cent. per
month until pa (1.
1 un uhiemlnod h clove out my preeent nlock oi
floods. which in large end eon-plow. Ind for that Enr
me will well from thin time forwerd AT CO. 'l'.
51‘0" CASH. This nation I (in in coon nrru.
med ehnll adhere to it mptly. All my former pet
rmu. end ulhue, adding [rent BARGAINS I'OR
CASH, would do well to [ire me A cell imuwlintely,
9 WI. I. HUTLHI’GE.
Olympin. Jen. 13,1860. 4:3
NOTICE.
SOLDIERS. TEAME‘I‘ERS. SAILOM. (or their
\Vidowl or Orfilun dill-Iran.) who served in eny
warn or mules-.- llu-r in Culliornll or elsewhere. prior
to lurch ml. mill. or thnir children who were under
21 yeen it tint dele. or uilore who hell‘Pd on the
mof Gelilwele In the Mexican war. will do well
to nil-ire» um Cleilns that have been n" id in lllv‘
heads of other went-X, luvv been «infamy obtniuul
by an. Agent: noting fur us, libel'oll] puhl. Lend
warren“ bought end mid to order. la-l 11l bull‘s:
reci‘uirlng en agent It Wuhinfton. alien-lid to.
cit-mica to My oi the hem a of Degmrnc::t-.
11. 11. LIJJY at 00..
Altornzys (or Chiml. l‘euxivvnx, Ilaonty Land, to.
. Wellington Glty, Dow 30, IRS». emu
LON D 0 N
CLUB HOUSE GIN
.
TO THE PUBLIC.
TRIS CELEBRATE!) GIN-I'IKE‘I'ENDIXG I‘6
Indium Ml rum hurls: upon 3nd undul
unled urticle.nd “I'll-q u Mullahl mark: of
win! I‘ la not. I! non. of flu riul luluhm def
five year: nf public Lpprunl and wry exumlva Illa
Ln Cdlllol'flil, hu been pronounced In, the publlo I.
In unperlnr. not only an I 5979"“ n! gent-l In, to
sly ulhur Mud. competing “slut 11, bu. I.
UNRIVALLED IN ITS MEMGAL mummy
[I lost can: of cmpulnu. To hull-(ll
than any: of npld lulu“ hum mwm. Noflh
to South who us My cmh‘ "Mr Inter n
roll their all-ah; when. CHIN-t, I“, a duel
kinds 0! nu: In our, Ontario-r howl.“ incl
dnnght cum-lulu. lona rap-n] “an. In culled
Inugnnlnm to “qu I. one. thereby and no
mam-u com W h na- “‘3‘ I
pudtml)‘ snd Abel-Ml, Inca-r, a» an I ocular
mung agent. hull m M that m
u
1 MIMI DWI llllllOF fill "
n n nmlex :u-I lei-Much” Inch-,nnd to
"In?" no: It will scu- II “at. 'I (III
”"de It uhnlz best-melt lath-mn
try. 1n... 0! “ Ann- : Babel-inn Edwin."
hu lover hon “mind In any n, to tilt .
In an [arc-allay ‘h
" Lolnol- om um: ll "
Tom-puma.- shrub [in Ila-am”
“alumna-d chant-...: ball “I, It [at
nun. Th- urman-“mug |Il lam-auctio- ul
ulna-In all. I'- C I: I“ [III-uh.
of (In hlgh ”trod-Mu of tho aid-Mm
Vu-Icupud-hn” “tuna-0"?“
pandnlo (PHM‘Q'. um:k;w all ‘ Cm
‘ own 1.. I. Ifi up
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\ “ Old In“: an Inn Ell—ll, I. I.”-
mW-hhnovlhohhl mum-In!
I: dl] W. land.- A" path 0. twin
«him-lon.
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lun- ' 2%
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VALLEY WHISKY.
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dedon - val :- m It It. 13;:
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Baron. In, Apr" 11. “OF.
Wu. B. Our, New York:
be" Sir—V hm unde- cMnh-l "sly-II of put
“ Amommo VJJL‘UIY WEE, "
uul find It I pun. flueflumul Ry. “lily. colum-
Ing no infinmn W Io! ringing. Md noon-cud
11 sub 1' a u! .
um ‘llflAlllJifi I'. JACKm. D.,
am my".
I“ You. April 19. 1&8.
”an ”up” I ample II“DALY'B AROIATIC
VALLEY u "KY.“ and find It to he I pure truck
of In flavor. "u! flthon! luv dckuriou- “It-hunt.
JAMES H. CHIL‘I‘I)N,M.D.. Chum.
HVI. 11. DAu'. Bub: '
DP." Sir—_Ynur ' A RORIATIP VALLEY WHISKY'
k ncriwd. and. 1m" cumin! exam‘nnllnn‘ lflnrl It tn
‘he ; pun nrmlr. calmly (no from me wlulwmtkug
1 ingruhrmu «o fruqm-utly :m‘d,
i Ju. J. Mun, Chcnllnl. 1
‘ I)aly's Aromatic Valley Whisk _v l
lme -||-i7l nun containum one dew-n human m: h.’
1F )x mhv I'. ;.II HA |mu ‘rm' Liquor [Lona-:5 m (‘llhfur ‘
x “I "V‘ '
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7W, l’rrsm. Primin: “alum. l‘uprr, Cantu?
Ami l'lin'mr‘u muck yI-nrmlly,
132 ('luy Slrrcl, mar ."unxnmt, '
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(I urnwlli ur l‘m‘a, n Hut“ ‘ m H ”m U ‘
l'luVr‘l-lI‘.NMKSTORE. ‘
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\IMANM S .\}‘l) 11l \l.ll-..~ FIN: l~C‘|. Mm
1 ll \\'l'lLUl'T S l.,\‘-‘-'l,l'll .\.\‘l| FORM HOUR
fur (lrvgun .md \\'uuhlnplnu .-_i Ilm
l‘llerl-Il: “40K STOKE.
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; lzllllll ll . A.
lFfln mm. ('llEll’, I'luH'lllHll APPLICA
‘ lion he lll.|ll|.' lllmn, out: hl lln- I-e-K fanning luml
"minn- in \\’ulnnglnn Territory. Allunk-d un Ihr rte-l
Hirlv ul' llllllll'n lulrl. within lwu and :1 half lllllH or
llllympln. the (‘aplwl 0' we 'l‘l-rrilnry. 'l'hr lmpmvv
{nu-nu thereon comprise I lit-ml dun-Hing home. to
inn-ma timber lmul clenml. null bum-m w and 60
urn-I mnrnh land dlwhed and drained, and rogdy hr
the plow nu! nprlng. There "I I lnruull or rut-Mull
mg ruler runumu lqmu‘h thr cliim. The clninglu
ufle urn-m anon. for which I land lxlln: an be glvrn,
Fur lcrnu apply to me uuderslunrd.
JOHN L. BUTLER.
Olympla. In. 6. H6O. 2m7
1111. 11. 11. lllNlllllEll, .
Surgical and Mechanical
l
L D E N T l S T . 4
‘DR. L. HAVING PERIANENTLY LO
cakd nn Pam-t Round, mld (experi
y'lllly Inform the pullllc tha‘ he la prrpnred
We perfurm ull net-usury opemlon on I‘th In the
‘mmt M‘ientlflc number.
Arum-ill Torch Innmd on and or fillver pllle,
from 1‘ single tooth to n mu m.
Tooth plugged with hen (lold or Tln Full.
thll~uche eluctullly cured wlthmnplln.
Teeth ruin-tad In lhu mun-l cnnlnlmunncr. Chlo
rolnrm or Hum given If denlml.
N. B. All jab: untamed a: ll" I‘ll-fiction.
Olympia, Dre. 23, [£s9. Ml
Seeds! Seeds! l
IUST RECEIVED HY EXPllm‘l, n! Ibo growth of
- leo—vnmuled fnmh nud genuine—Apple. Pear,
Plum. [3th Inn-rd Cherry, Lngllul Hum Chant.
Tllrlllp. Rut-I MI. Cums. Ind other needs.
o"er from n Juana, mum-aka Illh an m.
promptly Attended to. .
1.5. WHITWOB‘HL
Olymph, Duo. 1512.. ISM. 44!
___.__‘_ ___.______._
- THE WASHINGTON
mun-Eur.
HUGH PATTERSON, Propmlor.
'IVIIE UNDEMIGNI-ID RETURNS Ill! SINGERS
[hunks 2..) Mn lrlend.‘ and ‘he publlu genus“: hr
the liberal pnlronue he hm rrreivv-d du In; line pd
five year: of a "mun-Mp which In! Low mum-a,
and xlm Washington Nnmry Injuls‘y entitled to I“
name 11. bars. I urn nominally dluln fly Rm
very or the but undula- of Penn tad all-ct man.
My tree: my well mun. Inn: on b that yarn
Knuth. and Ill] be oolnl nl flint-Imm “NW
sa- will bogln on Ind 3M Illa Imdny ol "-
ber.
N. B. Nanny-u nlluurtale. '
I UOH PA’H'BRSON.
\Vuhlnglon Wan, Sept. 10. Ill". Ono“
AXEL ”WIN": IXW‘DIBTBD I": m: KIND“:
t 0... n or I” "I
an. an «unl- pew to flu Ink 1? m.
lawman by In payment; aim.“ “at
Ind null-loamy noi- bnfln‘ 1m It a!
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no huh f". I“. “I. m- I.
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wu'wnci Win-00H”
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pun, n w“. 1“... lulu,- II
M m n-nk. .
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mrunm ol Randal [manna-I. my I! 111
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the “mu. cul- {lnd-all. «W In In“ or 4..
(Nymph. Doc. . 1869. I]
HENRY N. McGll.L, ‘
ATTORN EY—AT-LAW
AID
[‘ommhxlom of lhe Court 0! Chin d {L I.
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1 I) luur “mid wl e-n lu- IHI I'vlunl ul Ihe oflk‘c nl
J .l, \'.'.»~l!u mk'» Lm‘r)‘ Stable, when he hep: MAI
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3 \V I; ll.\\'i-‘. Jl‘fiT uI-zi'mvnr Pm amt om:
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1 100 (‘ant and {~lch
% Plow: o! vario'fi fill". ‘
50 (lulilvn Ell-n, and Justice Cookiug
”(1‘ CLWEQ,
‘ 25 (102. llunl‘s Chopping Am;
A general assortment of Tin-ware;
lin/:2 Ovens and Hollaw-ware ;
AMERICAN AID SWEDE IROI I “In. ’
200 kegs Seth Adams' E. B. Syrup,
in 5, 8 and 15 gallon pack-gel. f
250 boxes Hill's Pale Soap ;
30 tons Liversool Salt ; ' '
6 tons Ncw' rlcnns Sugars;
50 bags Rio Coffee; '
35 bnlu Slleclingn, Shining: £5 Drilla;
“Mao-
Doe Skins, lemem. flaumu, Check. CM. ,
Hum. Sela-h. Amr'cl Ilrip. Mlue Mun, - l V"
I Alleu'u [min mm. Imm- um, ~
Neari- d (Tutu-m uul Drills,
Turkey nu. Fun, nun... he, ‘C.I' -
All. In Slut n 4 Imivd'pu lull—_'."
anta Boots and Shoes; --'-~‘ ,
Miu’ thick and light Shoes; ... '
Ladies’ Gaiters. ‘
A final lug-mm -! l i
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Almccu, lull”. mu... emu-u I’d-h. 01-.
ton um Wool may. Mohair (mnrwml and con--
Pllnnell, Boom Ind I‘diel' flak, U... M. V J ,
PAINTS, OILS, PUTTY, GLA33,,
AND WINDOWS. ‘
CARPENTER? TOOLS, kc, he” , i .
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