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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-17

French RAILROADS. .--Frcnch rail
roads are supelbly managed. The ad-
minstration is perfect and regular as
regulators in all their movements. On
one railroad line, two hundred and for
ty trains pass n certain bridge every
day, and no collision The roads are
well built. They cost high, compared
with ours, but what would ours cost if
made as gooe a. those; The stone
masonry, the grading. the ballasting,
the sodding Of the slopes, the depots,
the station-h houses, the order and the
prccisencss are all models which we
shall follow eventually. No conductor
can cheat here no collecting Of fares
in cars no confusion in getting in /;
their tunnels are excellent, and their
street crossings admirable.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-17
ElUMING.

NIOTICE Is hereby given that the trustees OF the
IL Chnnnel Rack Mining Claim will receive promo
sals up to Monday the 2Uh tust, at T. VI Tor hum'
ING fInr hundred feet of said claim in lr57 said
nronosnls sealed form, To he handed to Thoma-
wells secretar, of said company. For specifications
also build,r will call ON him.
A second assessment al hee dollars per shhr" on
the original fourteen shares. - now due and payable
20 the treasurer of said company al his office IN Gro
willie lh'S " Eb',H,
ocl3-3t Treasurer ana secretary "i hAlu 20
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-17
CABINET SHOP.
JOHN DOLBERGH.

VATOUTD Respectfully inform the citizens or md,
w we'll and vicinity that he s prepared to do all
kinds of work in his line of business IN workman
Ike manner with despatch and on reasonable terms
wing alwa,s on hand large assortment ol dry
IN her h.. j. ready make Ia order. Doors. ~indoN
Sash, Tables. Rockers. &C. All kinds "l Cahnei
work, and in fac, anything spperaining 10 his bu-l
ness Billiard Tables SET and repaired. shop no
Charles treet, below less l. Larcomb's Brick Store
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-17

rea- The fol living recipe IL said, hv
the New York Chronicle, to be a sure
and easy cure for cornS; Tie a piece
of raw cotton to the corn, and wet it
several times a d,v with spiri's of tur-
pentine. This will, in three days,
cure the corn without the least appar-
ent pain.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-17

J. Clapkay would ask especial ailenlio To syphiliic
aud rouurrhua Diseases IN The fret stages "i either
of these complaints he guuranier- perfect aud tH"c
tlal cure in few day. without hndrance tn hh'n--
or the slightest Inconvenience. The Doctors nFih"I
of treating hrm combines all the latest Improvements
by the medical faculty. with discoveries made ~ h'm-
self. more effective than ANYTHING yet KNOWN ~hch
the patient from the possibility of secondary
SYMPTOMS and moves the disease in the shortest p'-
sbe time Secondary syphilis which appears IN con
sequence of the absorolon OF the poison into thr sl-
tenn. and produces Buboes, Uceraiions In the thrai
and no-. VIII Oh destroy the so parts. and cause he
bones Ia mGrtity separate and come away d-nEurlh4
the patient horribly Nodes or painful -~eilings on
the bones. srotches upon the skin, cases 1" "ch Inc
Doctors daily in his Office and which are the result
of improper treatment Ako. ulcers sores and PIN
piles, and injuries To the constitution, which Hi'er
long period Of suffering destroy life. II VIII also De re-
membeTed that these disorders hereditary passing
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-17
Greenwood Valley.

IIlN-fl;H- III lli '-''I'f
FRtrERICK IAHYNASN,
proT'r Nin"rs Hotel
JAroB NiNKLEWANN. fGrcenwOOd Valley.
pr Greenwood Brewery,
JoHN GEORGg.
AFGUST IIAHNE,
jnStFH NIi1NANS, I,I
tHAnTIs GIsS.
T. BELAz, Proprs Of the }
Tn IT,. .n.; S,,a,.. cro'S rrdeFa'"' '1"cer''lIc.
4. ". WALKER, Fl Dorado slide.
q. IRoickK. firm of T.. Poppc co.. Oroviilc
JosEPH GLAvEI. Auburn.
CHAWLEs kAsttII Spanish Dry Dgg'nGs.
7 tkS>INGER. tprop'r of bridge Condemned Bar
g. NoLItR, sacramento,
X. FINNINGER, do
g.. RENAUD, do
carr lIISp, Michigan Ruff.
carr. +. : NrNFoRp. Mormon Island.
IIE>Ry TRCEL. NR"pubcrn Ilo's'c,l Jackson.
This testimonial was not solicited by Dr lleni
mann. ang- I'm
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-17

OLD MAIDS. One of the favored
subjects for exercising the courage OF
the coward, AID the Wit of the wltless.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-17

{ r. DR. j. l.. CZAPKAy The gentleman whose
urms the caption of this notice j. on" Of tho
trw modern physicians whose applcnii' n Ia his pro-
frssion and devotion u the afflicted, render him alike
nn ornnmcn' to t"c one md u benefit "a HE other
Hungarian hy birth. he sought with k1r-uh 10 place
hls country among the nations OF the enrh hrvond
the uprr'sspr's rule ihHt her ne might rejoice in
The prncric" ot those prrrcpt~ which H~ alike our
glory aud our pride. IN his ,turS tn dp. he has
r"ard The reward of Intellectual resistance to opprr~-
sion mud N home and n country know him no more"
Apart however. from his cluius upon our consider
alton ~ patriot. ~" iosiin u1lS "i ch9rhci"r AMI
c1pncitv which NJ brings eulitlc him public cont>
dcncr 'l. exclusion of those " Eo possess neither
the ON" or HE other " a gentleman his character
il utHru~hci: phN -lTn. his skill unsurpassed:
and 10 lhusr whose imprui"ncr has lrl upon thcm
rhr nint- dis'ast. can ut.cI'uipu-, commcn nd
hlin win the -~urHuc" that IN him they viii iud
ircnl whom to know is great gain The nr.'- office
- ~. z aud 4 NrWOrv Ilnll corner ut Sacramento
and Montgomery streets. san frucisc".
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-17

EDRIVATE Medical q Olicc-TIundrcds Of those who
have contracted disease are disappointed of
cure 10y not calling on nr. Young Mt first lie will
forfeit sum if he fails to cure any case that may
come under his care ne matter how long standing
affecting. such M ulcers. tumors, NODES. lunches.
pimpes ON the fac" AMI body. pains in IN" bones and
iuinS. wakefnlncss trembling copper coorrd sores.
wasting Of the bones. cmaciaton, loss OF appetite.
strength ond flesh IN the and ears loss of
hair, weak ewes itching humors, 4 Many pcrscns
after being relieved cf all cNternd appearances oi
private disease. suppose themselves cured b1l after
few months find they troubled with various
symptoms which they never had before. and which
he, find it impossible 10 relieve. To all who are af
llced in this way, Dr Young would irtcularly rec
ommeud trll ot his skill The symptoms with which
vou troubled are caused 10y taints in the blood.
which sooner or later will destroy health and hap
pintss NCp person who has had an attack of any
private complaint should not fail to consult DR. Young
and take n few bottles of his invaluable purifying
medicine, ~ they rest assured hat lher blood is
In perfectly pure and bealthy condition, and that
every trace of disease f. removed from the system
Recent cases cured in srom two 10 five days without
change of diet or hindrance from business no fee.
DIR j G. YOUNG.
Office. corner Montgomery and California streets.
opposite Wells Fargo CO.'S Office hours from
\. NJ, To i. VI
Marysulle. June l0th 1855
EAR j &. YOl'NG-DEAR SlG Please send me
u - some of the medicines ynu prc>cr bed III my
case | have friend here who il troubled in exactly
the same way thai was He has nightly emissions,
ringing ncisr in his head weak back. Is- Of memory.
nd j. generally dehililaed he i discouraged and
hn not confidence enough to enable him to call and
ser Won | todd him how was aud that my friends
N said IN consumption and the 4 cior- M here
gave me M aud advised me to q home to die bnt
Instead of going home called upon you. and here
an. a. well Ot them, nnd likely 10 live n long
time VET wifi str,uth enough Ia work with the strong
.,t of lhem. Doctor will scul every to you that
looks Ia me A. thoush h. needed physician II shall
not be my fault if any dies for want of medical
treatment | will do all can I" keep the afflicted
AWAY from those pests Of society yrlcpt professors
md high sounding titled men who, If the facts
known are men who lefI their country for their coun
RVS good. Pubs this letter. doctor. if YOU wish
and hope some of those thai humbugged me, may
.ce It anal steep bad for one night.
Truly yours, GEO. DAVIDSON
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"Now, sir, / demand satisfaction for this
base conduct-this intermeddling."
every good. 1t is your right. We are both
entrapped into what l cannot help. But, be.
fore crafty you, ask the poor privilege of
proving what l have asserted. AS 1 do not
carry these evidences on my person, if you will
meet me here tomorrow evening, shall be
most happy to present them. Good night,
Madame Carnot; good night, SIR"
He had scarcely gained the door, before Mad
anne Carnot rising, said, with the sweetest smile
and in the calmest manner
"Adieu, Monsieur Dungleson, adieu until
this beautiful rencontre tomorrow evening"
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SHADOWS.
BY GAIL HAMILTON.

Down the long lane, with slow football,
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Above his pale brow, pale moonbeams;
Beneath, the snow
Deep into the old oaks broad shadow
His pathway led;
And their bare old arms they tossed wildly
Above his head
But he passed out from the old oaks shadow.
Unscaihed and free
Out into the flooding moonlight,
Away from me.
Then shadow settled down on my heart,
From the still mir
Deeper, darker than the old oaks shadow
n resteh there
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net Soul, amid the lions
Of her turnultunus sansa. -o. a

Yet l know that sometimes, in the desolate
chambers of her heart, still small voice wakes
fsintest echoes. l know it, because the crown
and glory of her insulted womanhood, profaue
hands have not dared to touch, and still
Thy womsn's hair my sister all unshorn,
Floats back disheyeled strength in agouy7
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1t has been announced that number of auto.
graph letters from Napoleon ], to his mother
and uncle Lucien, have been discovered in Cor.
sica, and have been offered to the French Gov.
eminent,
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The WORLDS SHIPPING. -The German
Quarterly Magazine has an article on the
worlds marine, from which it appears that
the waters of the earth are nayigated by las, 900
vessels, of 1890, 6s7 tons. The United States
have 5,500,O0O tons of shipping; Great Brit
ain, 100000; Germany, including Austria,
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alsrge-brained woman and large hearted man,

SeI1-caIleu George sand =
Now terrifying you with the ferceness of her
love, now melting you with the pathos of her
wo-not in the night of her genius, but in the
recklessness of her passion, giving loose rein to
her widest fancies, casting off alike the restraint
and the garb of her sex-astonishing the world
alike by the power of her words and the frenzy
of her deeds-although
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03
L.. r. ls.Al& u u:lS,

ttornrv and Counsellor at Law, and Notary Public
Particular attention paid 10 Conveying and exam
ination OF Land Titles. Office on Brady ST, IN w
therwax's building. "c'io
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-. ". With CN>,
Carver.
, h,~een al and nh. octI5tf
Ov. !. ". = WITH.

ECLECTIC CPIIY>ICIAN-Oihce on ErHdy street. ne
tween 2i and Sd Residence on Third street, be-
tween Main and Era.iv. Spc,'tai aitrtti"h gwen 1"
The treatment Of Scrntula and other chrouic Ills
es. Davenport, Iowa. o''i'
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IAMkS. r. IlOGANE,
~, NJ. LINE, VI. D.,

beputy County Surveyor. Pl"ns a'h pfawihp, :" =,
Mind. ne ,,ly executed Or'infs i'it al Tie once ."
A ~ Miller, will be promptly attended to. "ri
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4. ~. WILEY.
NmAllFlEID 4 BRO,

Dealer In Choice Family Groceries, Provisions, Pro
duce, &c. Second ST., bet. Brady and MAN. paven-
port, Iowa. "cu-
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pNasNV.ye a J0tDN>.

t,crncys at Law, Davenport, i"wa-ofiee on "a
street, over J. W. Whcy's store Reference
Ne~.vs. Macllot 4 Corbin, Bankers. ocilo d''
JOHN JUtiNS-U. 5. Commissioner Tor Court OF
Claims.
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St. Claire House,

THIS large and well known estabsh h nent. altuA.
atrp on Main and 3j streets, has inst undergone
. thorough repair, and renovstiou, aud b NV eDr0
for the accommodation Of the
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D. HICENAN N. n. n. d. hit
mas. n0CK WAN,
lAS II. l.ANEs

Eclectic Physicians and Surgeons,--ofnce on brady
st. east side bet. 2d and Sd. Special attention t'
Operative Surgery and Surgical diseases generally
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llAN. :. AaMl.NllNa

a..i Y.ta,e Rr,,,er AMI Auctcneer VIII attend to
the sales OF City Property, Lots, Lands, Farms, etc
at Auction. Othcc with Geo. l.. Nichols, Land
Agent, Davenport. oot''
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:. ID. (:1.0M r.,

Sign and Ornamental Painter; can be found at the
old stand of CLINE Jewell, On Sd street, near
Brady, Davenport ian14dly
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upor,er aud ,i.a..r In English, French aud German
Fancy Goods liartwar'., a.. Keep ais" constant
ly On hand 10 large assortment ui hfoc"rc>, hih's-
a. nry Coa,is Hardware Gc, corner OF ssrotd aud
Harrison streets, Davenport Iowa "tou
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a. :. MAXWELL. ". D..

kurr.on Oruli.t and Operator IN Trh"tonY ana was
tic Surgery. : corner oi ienth an" ia" """
| stserts, Davenport, Iowa
.EtfnrN,FS;
profU Ackley NJ y, ,C.eytlard,O o;
4 rir,st.pe NJ D. do,
MI san nftte v phio 4 isytam for Insdhe
p,ofs 4; Amor. NJ ~, Ciuciunatt,
n Weod, 10, New York, ,.
O-..lit amt AHtop'dshc Surgoon.
Opcra;i ions Tor thc removal "i 'hiIr"!s' '"'S'H'
tr.b.u,u- nr Squirting, iine-Lp, Cnh-t""' sem
A., 80. dee Ia
, 1856-10-17
SIlerif,s Sale.

DY VIRTUE of an execution TO me detected issued
ID by the Clerk of the Supreme Court Of the Terri
tory Of Washington bearing date the twentieth day Of
September A, d. 1886. have this day levied upon
and taken in execution the following property, towit:
The One-third Of a saw mill known the Nisqually
mill also onethird Of house and property belonging
thereto which property will expose at public auction
on Thursday the 23d day Of October, A. d. 1856, at
l2 o'clock, NJ, Of said day. in front Of the County
Court House, County Auditors 0hice) in the town of
OLYMPIA to the highest bidder for cash, to satisfy
Judgment in favor Of James s. Taylor and against the
Nisqually Mill Co., for the sum Of six hundred and
thirteen dollars and sixteen cents the amount at this
date due upon judgment.
ISAAC HAYS, Sheriff.
Olympia, Sept 20, 1856. avis
, 1856-10-17
AZ an AdiOurned NIeelIng

Of the members of the general commit
tee, Oct. 18th, it was
Resolved, to postpone the entertainment
to be given to Gov STEVENS, Col. SHAW
and command, until the arrival Of Col.
SHAW. .....
The following gentleman were appointed
on the finance committee
b. Giddings, jr, E. Sylvester, L. D.
Durgin, DR. g. K. Willard, S. S. Ford,
sen, j. A. Packard, A. ]. Chambers, VIM.
Kutledge, SEN, and James Longmyer, Esq.
DR.. Willard was also appointed to notify
the finance committee, respectively, their
duty, &c.
The secretary was directed to open cor
, 1856-10-17
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

A PETITION has heen presented to the Probate
"A Court OF the county Of Thurston, by Rodoph NJ
Walker Administrator upon the estate Of George W
Stevens late Of said county, deceased for order Ia
sell all or much Of real estate Of said deceased Is
necessary 10 pay the debts Of the estate and the
penses-sf administration. The hearing will take place
before me at Olympia on Monday, the goth day OF 0c
tober, D. 1886 when all parties directed to a
pear and show cause IL any they have why said order
of sale shall not be made. JOSEPH CUSHMAN,
Probate Judge ThUrston County w. 7.
OLYMPIA, Sept. l2, ls56-4wl4.
, 1856-10-17
Notice.

THE undersigned being engaged in preparing Regi
l. mental muster Rolls OF the lst and "a Regiments
OF W. T. volunteers, for transmission to the Depart
ment OF War, hereby requests all officers who have
commanded companies accepted into the service Of
the United States by Acting Governor Mason, GOV
enor l. l. Stevens, to send 10 the office of the Adu-
tant General Of W. T. volunteers, at Olympia, copy
of their last muster roll containing the names of all
officers aud men who have at any time belonged to
their companies. Note the dates OF entry into changes
of rank during, and expiration Of service, of each
person, amount Of charges for Government property
drawn, and not turned in or accounted tOr-Ind such
rcHtdTs' ,et opposite each name as will enable the
officer or soldier To have his accounts settled by the
last muster or discharge roll.
JAMES TILTON,
Adit, Gen. W. T. Vol. Forces.
Sept. -, 1856 Ar
, 1856-10-17
Olympia Public School.

THE public examination of this school will take
l. place on Friday the 18th inst, from past tC
II NJ, and from to 4 P. NJ. The exhibition will
commence at ] past o'clock NJ.
The school will be re-opened on the Sd day Of No
vember next, for term Of five months. Tuition pei
quarter a. heretofore-s5, &c. 81 and so. No extras
The course Of study embraces all the branches
usually taught in High Schools.
It Is designed TO procure a Philosophical and Chcni
cal apparatus for the use Of the school, during the
next term.
few boarders can be taken. Terms moderate.
g. y. WHITWORTH,
VI. Y. WHITWORTH.
Olympia, Oct. 3, lsjG. 3wIs
, 1856-10-17
RGr The New York Tribune has the
following information from Washington
Preliminary Proceedings

OF q portion of the citizens of Thurstou
county, W. T., held at the rooms of the
Washington Hotel, on the afternoon of the
18th Oct. 1856.
The meeting being called to order, W,
W. Miller, Esq, was called to the chair,
and O. H. Armstrong appointed secretary.
Mr.. Geo. Gallagher, having been called
on to do so, explained the object of the
meeting to be, to devise ways and means
to receive, In q suitable manner, Col. b. F.
SHAW and Gov, STEVENS, and the officers
and volunteers generally who have served
50 gallantly in the late campaign east Of
the Cascade mountains.
On motion of Mr.. E. Giddings, jr, power
was given the chair to appoint committee
Of tWenty-one, to meet and agree upon the
most appropriate manner of showing re-
apect and honor to the expected guests.
The chair then named the following gen.
tlemen;
Geo. Gallagher, E. Giddings, jr., Jas.
W. Wiley, Edmund Sylvester, Whitfield
Kirtley, S. S. Ford, SEN, A. j. Cain, J.
Colvin, Jas. Longmyer, j. Ferguson, Ga
briel Jones, A. ]. Chambers, Jas ByDes,
Alfred Allen, ]. A. Packard, W. Gosnel,
G. K. Willard, VIM. Rutledge, sen, Levi
Shelton, L. d. Durgin, c. Fl. Armstrong.
On motion Of Mr.. Giddiugs, jr., com
mittee Of one was appointed, with power to
appoint or select two assistants, to superin-
tend the firing Of salutes, etc.
Mr.. E. Giddings, jr., was appointed by
the chair to act as said committee.
On motion Of Mr.. Gallagher, it was
Resolved, That the proceedings Of the
present meeting, and ell future proceedings
Of, the committees, be published in the
Pioneer and Democrat. - r. a.r. .-
On motion Of Mr. Wiley, it was
Resolrea, That the committee meet at
the same rooms on the evening of the ensu-
ing Wednesday at o'clock.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
Q. II. ARMSTRONG, Sec'y.
, 1856-10-17
POIIticaEThe Late Elections. sc

The aspect of the late political new!
from the East gives the most hopeful pros
pect of the triumph Of the Democracy ovel
the factions at the coming election How
ever much the Black Republicans may re
joice over a victory like that gained in Yer
mont, the shallowness of their assumed con
6dence will quickly be discovered when il
is recollected equally decided successes have
been achieved by the Democratic party
during the last month in other States o
the Union. On every side We sec the
most encouraging signs to inspire conf
dence, and among the foremost in the sis
terhood Of States, California will be found
in pledging its adherence to the Federal
compact.-SaH Francisco Herald
REPUBLICAN Victory IN VERMoNr-Ry,
land Fletcher for Governor, with all the
Republican State ticket-Justin S. Morrill,,
Ezekiel z. Walton and Homer E. Ryrcc
for Congress, and legislature ten TO one
Republican in both branches, have been
elected by an aggregate majority of at least
10000.
ARKANsAs.-We have the official vote
for Governor in every county but Misss-
sppi, which in 1852 gave Conway 200
votes to 80 for Smithson, (Opp) The
totals are as follows:
Is52. 1856.
smltSsOn, is'i53 YeH, *. NJ Nm i5.saI s2f
COnway's maj. 2,sls COnways mai. 1894
NORTH CARoIINA.-The new Legislature
Of this State is classified as follows:
Senate, Buchanan, .33 Fillmore. ..........I7
Housee buchanan. 80 Fillmore, ........... 40
Joint Ballot. lib 81
Buchanan's majority-House, 40 Sem
ate, l6-Total, Sc. No party has had any
such majority for the last twenty years.
Missouri. The next Legislature of
Missouri will stand as follows Senate
AntiBenton, IL Benton, I; Know-noth-
ing, 4; Wing, 7. House-Anti-Benton,
so; Benton, S5; Know-nothing 80; Wing,
!. Joint ballot-Anti-Benton, 70 Ben
ton, AZ Know-nothing, 81 /; whig, IA.
THE FAMOUS REPUBLICAN VIcroRY.-The
Cincinnati IIaes, Fillmore paper, says that
the successful ticket in Iowa was elected
by the Fillmore men Of the State, with the
aid Of a little outside, Republican pressure"
1t also says, "the victory is out-and-out
American, and places the State entirely
out Of the grasp of Fremontism."
D6- Hon. William Akin, NJ. c. from
South Carolina, has declined reelection
to the Honse.
~ The New York Tribune has the
following information from Washington
al am credibly Informed that the American State
Council Of North Carolina have determined TO recon-
mend all the lodges Of the State their votes for
Buchanan instead Of Fillmore This edict has been
privately communicated to the members of the order
and there Is no reason to doubt that will be carried
out. The grounds for taking such course are that
the late elections have proved that Mr.. Fillmore can
not carry single Southern State, while there is no
chance Of his receiving an electoral vote from The
North, and that II behOoves the South to present
united front In such crisis that she has now to
pass through"
, 1856-10-17
Trensurcr,s NOtice.

TAX PAYERS arc hereby notified that unless their
taxes are paid to the Treasurer Of Thurton coun.
ty, W. T., on or before the first day Of November
next II will become his duty, in pursuance Of law 70
exact ten per cent, on the amount due from each de-
lnquent exhibited as due by the assessment roll.
Those therefore, who dcsIe 10 avoid the payment Of
the 10 per cent would do well to settle the amount Of
their taxation as above suggested.
G. X. WILLARD, D..
Treasurer 1Hurston County, W. IT.
TREAsURERs OFFCE, OLYMPIA,
October l7h, 1856.