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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-11
EMRROIDERlES :
WHITE GOODS:

WIFI z GOODS:
Swiss Mull-Victoria Lawn-Bshop Lawn
-Nankin Musn-Striped and Checked
Mulls-Jaconett Cambric-Sarcenett do
Laces for Capes-Counterpane - Berlin
Cord--an endless variety of ladies Skirts
and the materially the yard for same-Cor-
sets-Curtain Drapery, &c.
LINENS:
Linen and Cambria Lawn-Linen Hanker
chiefs-Cambric do-1rish Linens-Brd
eye do Scotch and Russian Diapers, Linen
Table Spreads, Napkins Towelling Pillow
case Linen, also do. for Sheets, Linen Drill
Brown 81 Buff Linens, all kinds of Damask
ed Goods, white and colored, &c.
ALI a \kyE c.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-11

and Coeea, suVerlor artiele,
{ for sale bv STABhNEATHER x Co
FHYAR. Pitch and Resin, constantly en- hand, a.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-11

OF the undersigned in the Country to whom he now
appeals for the first time, he wishes to say
that the Assortment is
UNILIMITE AND COMPLETEt
Embracing every Variety of
Style, Print, Pattern and Name
Which was ever uttered by Man or thought of by
Woman, among which are the
Following Varieties of Goods:
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-11
SHAWLS:

Single and Double Brocha Shawls, Black
Silk do, White Grape do, Stella do Gold
Bordered do, Thibet do, and any quantity
and stye of Summer SbaWls
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-11
FANCY GOODs.

TENHE best stock Of PERFUMERY- Toilet Soaps,
a Hair Oils Pomades, Port Monnaies, &c. ever re-
ccived in this city, are offered for sale at the
Drug Store of
STARKVEATHER 81 Co
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-11
KENOsHA. WIS.
lieago & Milwankee Railroad.

CT TY MATTERS
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-11

BEWARE or couNTERFETTs.
Ask for Helmbold Stake No Other
CURES GUAR TEED.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-11

ID BRUSHES, BRUSHES.-A superior stock Of
z , Paint White-wash, Serubbing Counter Shoe
Narnish, Duster Clothes, Hair, & many other kinds
TO numerous to mention. Call and examine at
SrARKWEATIIER x Cos
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-08-29
PIcKENs COURT HOUSE, S. C. SATURDAY, AUGUST 90 1857

spirit of Manpertius appeared to its old
friend, at Berlin, it came in knee brecches,
silk stockings and silver huckled shoes In
all these cases, evidently the spectre was
the product of rctinal disturbance, acted on
by memory, or Imagination, or both
Another proof that these appearances
have nothing to do with the supernatural,
is the well authenticated fact that they in
Yoriably refer either to things that are past,
to persons that are dead, OF to pictures,
statues or representations of some actual
reality. No man ever yet saw phantom
resembling what he had never known, or
heard of, if it had fomnat ALL In the dark
ages, as DIR. Draper remarks, the spcctrcs
of &frican negroes were common enough
but no apparition of an American Indian
is on rccord till the voyage of Columbus,
though after that even such apparitions
grew frequent.
The fact that spectral illustrations may
be created by the use of certain drugs, and
that they haunt the victim of mania.a-pot,;
ought to convince impartial minds that the
origin of all these supposed supernatural
appearances is in diseased, or disturbed
condition of the rctina, or brain, or both.
For it is illogical to resort to the supermat-
ural to lain phenomenon, when SINH
lar ones may be explained by laws entirely
natural. The broken constitution of Lord
Lyttleton, and the reflection of the wrongs
he had done, explain his apparition, with
out the necessity of rcsorting to the super
natural. --I1hHddclphiu Ledgcr.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-08-29
BY R0B'T, A. THOMPSON.
@Eag@ TGp, pos tfR Y. !
The SONG. Of the Moantain Stream.

The Song of the Mountain Stream.
List to tho song of,the mountain stream. .-
From its old rocky chamber sprinrinr,
Iiuiing the cHllicst morning CLEAN, (
with its troGcking-- -sparkling-sincinrt & ,
Oh! It's n glorious thing TO bound 3 z
i Through world Of such wonoro,is I,ea,itIy,
The flowers arc breathing sweet o,lors around
ana mark: the oldwoods with gay music resound;
Pleasure is glancmg
Sunbepms arc danoing,
Life is boon, and enjoyment u dutyn'ss
List to the song of the mountain stream.
Asits murmurs arc gently swelling,
bounding along with its moontide theme,
f,thc glory of labor telling. t
"Tll watcr the land, and cool the breeze. II,
III creep around the roots of the old oak trees
Anu call the cattle their thirst to appease.
Iambs shall come skipping
Birds shall stoop. slipping,
= All shall be glad for my pure limpid flowing.
bist to the song ofthc mountain stream,
As IL rolls with its hoaving motion,
Calmly rejecting tic suns last beam.
Ere it loses itselfin the ocean. s.,.
" No morcthrough the beautiful vale I'll wend
have finished life's cangof,il story ,- s.
Peacefully thankfully seeking tie ond,
where withtho m1nmy smallributc shall blend
Mthgling--not dying,
Smilingnot sigling, ss -
Singing forever His greatness and glory.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-08-29

SfGFooM signifies Que who serves "a au iri.
fsgor9statiob Tie name Of bridegroom
twes fornerlg given to the new married, be.
'eeusei Il was customary for him to waiG at
table on his bride and friends ON his we'd
diogday,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-08-29

"GAuDGSES5 what arc You digging
'thefeS 'sDiggin the ground SIR G L
don't want MY garden dlgsin that sianners
What are you digging that enormous hole
for's1 " Beksso, sir, yese told mo yesthsr-
day. that yesc was goin, to get q post Of
honor from tlie goyernnlintrr 4-an' that hoie'g
for ,yo to put il inp The owneeof lhat'
garden disappeared saddcnly.
, 1857-08-14
AK ACT 10 estalIsh an ADDITIONAL lAHd District in
l-7t The STATE of Nisu1Isn.

AN ACT 10 e<tai l1h an aouitpnai lAlu llstrlCt IN
III|l.l NE state Of Wisconsin.
De Il enacted by the Senate and House II llepTesen-
talves ~ Tie aitsd Slls,s q AH,eNea ia CoAgTes
asscbied That - much a te distfitts of andsnoH
sutectss .slsAf Ia CgoSse and ", dsoD In tho state
Of Wisoonzn ~ are coftalned within Tie follpwiHg
boundaries, ball constitute new land district % b
called the Chippewa dstf,t % Wii orth of the Ire
dividing u1hps hty>iouF and twenty-five uorti
suth of The linc dividing toWnsiIfs iorty and lony
one north; west OF the Tine dividing ranges one aud
tNo easi and east Of the hne dividing ranges eeycH
Ard twelve wet, thc locstin OF iie ofise pr whcl
shall be De iRnated iy the pre.idsnt Of TIE Dniti
siaic- and -hal by aim irUm tue q time h cianvl
A. the pubiic iutefrit NAV ascin IN wquife.
Soe. 4 And be L further euacted fhai thtfe ~ u
he appointfd BY the Pie-dent iy and with The lfice
and VI the Senate, darng the reces There
Of and until the end Of it. rrNt teun amer sreh a-
poiutment, arcgrtr sud receiver tcr I'D dutU 2,
who -a RESPECTFULLY he rguiICd 10 reside Al tic ste
~ the a-S BE- suSect y the same laws aud c7i IT,
b. the same compensation a. y ot may heIeaftcr hs
presrFilEd bylaw in relation TO other land 0fceit
he United States
sec.s And be u further enarted, Thlt tbe sale
shall continue q the old land olces a Cross ard
Hudson TIL the egitefs and receivtrs thcrcnt
taed that the ocers for the district created ~ thi
act arr prepared g. enter on theirdutes.
Sec l. And be i further enscted, That T. meet
the expense u earring ths Rct mo fleet The sun
Il hyc thodsand dollars. a. much ihaeei A. NAV
he nece-afy is herrty appropriated ~ alarits, con
missions and incidental sxpeusa- q. TIC register ard
iecever u be rxpcnded under the direction u he
conn sFoner of the Gtucral Land once.
Aprr1vea March ., 1871.
, 1857-08-14
WELLS, FARGO & cos
EMPRESS COMPANY.

7 HaaF2 NsM Treasure, Packages, Parcels Letters
5sASA and Freight forwarded from all parts
ussazHi5sSilzshof Washington Territory by every
steamer to all parts Of California and the Atlantic
States leaving the Office at Olympia about the 5th and
goth Of every month.
Drafts procured on California and all the Eastern
cities, and particular attention paid to the collection
of notes, accounts, &C. in all parts of the United
States. ..|
An orders for the purchase Of merchandise, books
&c, attended to with punctuality and dispatch.
S. WILLIAMS, Agent,
At the store of Ia c. &. Williams.
Olympia, Feb. Is, 1856
, 1857-08-14
Information Wanted

OF the present whereabouts, IL living. Of AARON
" r. T. COII.EN, who cmi migrat,d from WisccH in
for California IN l49-rcsiied there until lS55. when
he wcat 10 Orn-uu purchase cattle and has not been
heard from nrc. HIS relatives IN Wisconsin and Penn
sylvanil are very Epxios to have some tlings from
Information addre sed 10 W. u. WoOD. Steillco0m,
Puget Sound W. T.. or to the olirc Of the Pioneer
and Democrat Olympia, W. T.. will be thankfully
received. .. @
HS- Oregon and California papers, will confer a
ayOr bvFinsertinQ the above
, 1857-08-14

REDpRAE COTTAGE, ED1spvnou,

F" kEDBRAE COTTAGE, EDINBUReH
E. September 30, 1851. .TI d
"Messrs. Leonard Scott 4 Co--Genilemep- 1 l..
to say that your Farmers Guide is the ohly rttS,.
edition published in the United States q Ibee. !,
my work tho Book Of the Farm The edition eircr,
laing 1t present In tic States under NE tleof n.
Book OF the Farm Is taken from the 6rst editiop n
my work written ten years ago, which, in nv secorS
edition. ent rely re-modeled and 10 grtat p,rt n.
wrote adopting all the more recent Improvements h
the practice of agriculture suggested by aeentiic n
pertinent, and making it, in effect, quite new booE
{" ! am, sir, your obedient servant
" HENRY sTEPHENgu
, 1857-08-14
WASHINGTON HOTEL.
CORNER or MAIS AND sEcOND STREETS,
OLYMPIA, ", 7.

CORNER OF MAIN AND sEcOND STREETS,
OLYMPIA, ". 7.
TNHE Undersigned having purchased and become
i sole owner Of the above named Hotel, ana coin
pletcly renovated and renodcled the same, hereby
wishes to return his sincere thanks for past patronage
and requests a continuance Of like flyors. Having
enlarged upon his former business he feels confident
he can render the sojourn Of strangers with nm com
set hi, table as well as any in like business.
Beds and bedrooms furnished TO such as may desire
them.
Board by the day and week.
A good stable IS attached to this establishment
which will be amply supplied with forage for the ac-
commodation Of animals OF the travelling public.
share of public patronage is respectfully soil
cited. -
n23-tCl SILAS GALLIHER-
, 1857-08-14
Administrators Notice.

A Ii persons having claims against the estate Of
"A JAMES DoTY, lat5 Of Thurston County. ". T., de
ceased arc required to present them with the necessa-
ry vouchers within year after the date of this no
lice. And all persons indebted to said estate are re-
qnested to make immediate payment to me, at Olym-
pia, late residence of the deceased.
TRUMAN II. FULLER,
Administrator
Olympia, July Is, 1851, noS44w.
, 1857-08-14
NOtice tO the Public

THAT have entered my Land Claim located on
L the Chehalis river Lewis county. w T., and for
bid any person trespassing on said land.
4. S. WILSON.
Oct. Is, 1s55-6u
, 1857-08-14

A TWO STORY DWELLING. situated in o.
"A Seattle, King county, designed either as a Iii
store or tavern, well finished inside and out be- -l
ing clothed and papered inside, and adyantagcously
situated may be purchased on reasonable terms by
application being made to the undersigned.
RE- ALSO, claim situated at the mouth Of the
Duwamish river we'll watered and which il erected
good log house there is cleared and under fence about
'rcs OF land.
Several town lots will also be disposed Of in Seattle
JOHN j. MOSS.
Snntenller 1 la55 poi2:tf
, 1857-08-14
Noisy Carriers

D0OK AND STATIONERY COMPANY, II Long
ID Wharf, San Francisco, California Books, Sta.
tioncry. Pocket Cutlery Blank Books Cheap Puhliea-
tions Books Of History, Romance, Religion and all Of
the latest varieties, an9at the cheapest rates. Type
for marking clothing, ~ Wholesale and retail.
meas. P. KIMBALL, Prest.
June s 1855. 39-ly
, 1857-08-14

WARD a. n1Ys,

WHOLESALE AND HlCAGL nEALTps ~
FLOUR, WHEAT sHoETs. BRAN, LUMBER, &c.
TCMwArER, W. T.
A 7 The warehoase OF WARD & HAYS, two miles
"A south Of Oyipa at the falls OF Shltcs river the
nablc will at alt times lind IN store and ior sale any
qHantty of the above enumerated articles at prices
cp1tornahle with the times Evcrythia they have to
sell they viii warrWttn be folly ual 10 whal they
may rep 'eseBt It. Small vessels can reach the yicn
yof tarig warehouse on the food load aad leave on
The ebh tile.
Tuhwatsr Nov % 1855 2-lv
, 1857-08-14
Livery Stable.
REnToUMo-

DIR. NJ. P. BURNS, late Of Steiaeoom, Pierce Co.,
~ W. T.; has removed t0Olympia, into the house
formerly occupied by John G. Parker on Main street.
next door to Wilson 4 Dunlap's new store.
Olympia, April 0, 1857. no.20-E
, 1857-08-14
Az Ss ssEsFIB y b.Ils!'s 4 e S'.'. q c'o'

p 4 enaets1 b. the sennks aud House Of Represen
tatives o. the p1itrl Sntes of Amerie6in Congress
assembled. nv [Angusia, n, ,lln eiatc of Georgia
within the cQiecnn dis,xict % Savannah be and The
s.e y hepbg declared % b pot % delivery, with
INN aid collecton dieldci aud the1e shAiI he ap
p1i1tsl sufvtyor Of cusioms 70 reside st said port
Of Angasia, yho shall peri0Fn similar dhiies towards
and IN conhoeiou With the colletpr a Tie pot u en-
tTy. - are prescribed fof surreyo d ne poils OF
Piiizbnrgh. Wheiling enciunaH Louisville 81 Lou
i. and Nashville, BY he act n Congress approved "a
March, 1881, being efitcd An act allowing ihs du-
tlos on foreign mernahdte imported into pi4shnrR
Wheeling Cincinnati Louisville, ST. Louis Nashville
and hatcher 70 be seoufed and ppid Il those places
The duties Of the collector At SaFannah IL reference 10
Al foreign merchandise entered for the port Of An
gusla. and 10 be shipped from Savannah % Augusta
either BY the river Of railroad shall be the same as
those prescribed for the collector II New Orleans in
reference 70 merchandise entered BY an importer or
his agent there for the ports above mentioned In said
act And importaiions of foreign merchandise 70 Au-
gusta may Be made through the port II Savannah in
the same way and under like instructions Tresiric,
tiOns penalties and forfetures as h the sad act they
are allowed Q Be made TO the places above mentioned
through the port o. New Orleans
Approved, March :. 1857.
, 1857-08-14
IliTtgJ y NsaDgEgzfBJ,
Rni1atea .a1nrI oiIrs.

p IL wOO8a. 4AAEss seq
.Among shi.h may De- i,4ud the following aricle.:
iluis' Ssr-I anita Towu-sac' do: Gny s0tts lol,W
iiueh ara tVi S1arCa0erp fuI; Ayeus Cherry Pertf ?
rI; Nis-als 6Il.lm Of Wild fleItyi Gll 'CuuOrgS
e. iusluplve Bslm. Mexican Mu-ting Llneul: ~
VI t7re " .n.cpti Jiumphgs i dlG GIeen NDnuiiip
I1; Nerve ari Bone linimdut; ii4gid Opcdidoc;
Gidlnys Cqrditi; BIiHnan's ~, ps; fh1mpsons Eye
Water; GrgC aihrrt's fyo Lotion niyi' Pan Killer.
Gfarisaterg's Ihittn's panarea: DO Uterine CatinE
ic1n; Fahaesta sl. Ne.mifgse; BY Water Wright
ludian Veaeta Ae Pills. Brudteths Vegetable o.;
Aycrz CatAlItre DO; Jhypea saaatiye do; GTc'en.
Ncf', dI; M-lAue's livef ~; Ulnol itoht DO; Cud
liver uili Otgt do; ltose Water; Scififs Pswdr-,
soda l1; Gar py3; Snli; Tielbc ig.;. Strvthnne;
Wlntr vi y eltfw WAX sf1Uidcr z ares: Ttr.sfc.;
Aunca Flowers; Als1lol; TdFpeHiilc; Brandy; Ca-
cor Ol; Aadde-; L4g Woii; C"rfcr-; Alum; Prus.
sina Biir lndign Anattp; fo1r Mihe p1 ter; Court
pll i,l; Fine Spnnac; b.. Linory; iiHsl'ss; Rotten
5tnne. Rrbnze; Sal soda; leman Syrup Cream Tar
,ar; Hops, (frs.); ArrYw Root; ego; Rad GINGER;
al Pctre' BalaN; Gui1 C'p1l; Gun ohelc; Cattle
soap; Windsor do: Wash iaiil-; Cologne: Ponatuia:
Bear, Oii roo;i Brilhcs -pect1c'es; Zip SIyr; Mas
tard; Sllph de Acid; Mnristio Do; Nitric Do; Aquc
AmADlas irt dI; Vim Col1liici; Oh CubcOi; Spil-
w. Niire; b,lam Caplha; Chlor1f1rn; Ether Slp hu-
ni; Gum LampH'r; Do. Ara1ig; ia. Ayrrh; super
CtT 1na'e ; di: IA tlre Acil; Rpshce Sllti Pil
Hyluigt Blue OatincDt; Extract Hyoe- -amusi Do.
Canim; no Black Root; BisGm Tolu; tldide Plt1 20,
Capsiles; Oum; had Rhe Iodine; Rel Prcyi Jitite:
Capsieum; Caiome; sugar Lead; sujpher; il. Seed;
fanny; Hor-hsund; Catnil; Composition. i1be'ia;
Powdered Cgbeh-; Ladies Slipper; SiiDpcp Elm:
Glmln1n Seeds; Maguesia; Liga rice; Nj ste silver;
Hadtm oil; ColndioH: Adhciivp plastar;UN 3f Ced4r,
ueInlork, SlVairas Rosemary, Wornwood, Winter
grcc1. Caraway, Orange, Lcnu. PePlt mLt, CHINA
mon, Orisanum. Lavender, Tapzy, Ali-ced, Amber.
Cloves, Bergamnt Almond, etc. etc
All these articles are warranted pitre and t703ui6-
rqifd and Qf ihc ucy bcFi qa4y having been select
ed with view of bcing used In my practice, and ave
offered to the public and usde at the vEaY LOWEST
PRICES
Orlcrs f-or, 4, 5;s.srco I'll t, .tt.,iol o., ,,;p
, 1857-08-14

DERSONS knowing themselves indebted to NJ
i LoliSson L 20. arc reqSested y make Us New
Years call, and surprise us and our pockets by
promptly paying up. Slrh as haze owed Us for the
lat three years, and unable to pay requested
" ca! in and inform Us oi ibis TACT, when further
time will be given and credit entered on books for
the cal. We shall deem it an evidence Of the hon
et iutents Of such as may cdmpy with the request Of
Ibis notice and lay The delay - their inability t"pay.
The cnnrry will be our opinion Of snch as do not,
sud who may seem disposed % shrink and shy the
tleos Of old CFeitars aud hOneat friends.
y" ". LOUISS0N & co.
Olympia. Dec, 10 1856. Aft
, 1857-08-14

AN ACT 70 amend the tEsntyeighth section Of the
act of Congrees approved The ihirfieth Of August
one thouslnd eight hundred and forty-two entitled
An act 10 provide reveure from imports, and h
chan9u and modify existing laws imposing dutes
On imports, and for other p1rposes, ,"-prohibitiuC
the Importation of obscene and Indecent articles q
as more electnally 70 accomplish the purposes for
Which thlt provision was enacted.
ns nsifenarted " the Senate and House Of Represen.
iatveg q Tie United States Of America in Congress
assembled Thst tie twentyeghth ssction Ct the act
g Congress approved the thirteth of August, one
taonl-nl eight huldrei and forty.two and entitled
- - % pfotlde revenue from imports, and 10
sSa.les - modify existing lauslmPosfng duties on
- ~ other purposes, Be amended foi
-. - g an indecent or obscene articles
ma enrASings, images, 6g-
eee hershy Prohibled asd 70 invoee a. rsr"-s
s.erel 2. any pan thereof in which nny .peb asti
eles an contained aha e admiiied % entry; spd Si
,Swo.es. o... ~ ~. "a Say nneh articles shall
prqeeeded egen.i. ma SOEisisd hy dae cSOrSe =
49, -1e Wy Wy Aa'o Afllries ahAh be forthwith de-
Approved, March 2. lsST. ai4
, 1857-08-14
NcRLp NOTLC -

A diver pieces Of " scrip are now remaining in
n NY ohlrr belonging To- persons whose post onice
a.iar,ss d. not knrw al such perslus Hotinci
that by allIening nutetp the uldens rned, giving
heir place AZ reidenye oF p0stnce ade-s will have
their scrip forwarded 10 jam Immediately.
Nm. ". MILE
'l. -.I Q. NJ. a Con. Gen.
Olympia, Jaly II, is5I. no.Sl4C
, 1857-08-14
Notice 10 Tax PAYERS.

NOTICE j. hereby .ayen, that the Tax Duplicate
~ Of sid loupty - tbs day boen delivered 10 TIE
undersigned h. ! NV ready u nee I've the same. To
all taxes rcsaalnig dlcahd unfald on te l,t day OF
OctoOer next the of teu per cent penalty WIZ b
added ~ prori,ird by law.
Oiice az the Port Oflce Nam street.
q. X. WILLARD,
Treasurer Thurstan Co. W. I.
Olympia, July II. 1851. no5l-tw.
, 1857-08-14
MEDICAL-

O. g. Vy-LLA5lD, lylo o.,
MAS REzovED TO Tns HylLDNG LAlsLY occcTIKD BY
D.. SYLVESTER, SAiS srzEEr, oLYMrIA.
.--.----
fI'HE undersigned takes this method of ~
l. inlorfaiu- tae citizens Of Olympia and -
,urroluliA- country, that ie has opcatd NJ
an oJi-c ai The above pla' q, tOT tlle prac- IA
csc of MEDICINE N Il, various branch 63a-S
es; and N h..d him.elria READINGS al all times, 70
4ieGt T. any cells ia the line Qi BIZ profession, tc
which hi- e4iifc attention will be devoted.
6. X WILLARD.
Olympia. Apdl o. 1851. u8-z5-y.
, 1857-08-14

United States District Court.
7NIIE regular sessions of the United States District
L Court. as fixed by majority Of the judges Of the
Supreme Court, are as folows:-
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
At Vancouver, I'd Monday in April, and
Do lst Monday in Ortober.
-Assocatc Justice o. B. McFGuDES presiding.
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
At Olympia, ID Monday in March, and
lst Monday in September.
Chief JGstir, EDWARD LANDER, presiding.
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
At Coveland, 2d Monday in February, and
st Monday in August.
Associate Justice +. 4. CHTNUwETH, presiding.
The duration bf the terms are limited to period Of
three weeks but may be adjourned before the expIa
ton Of that time.
By order Of a majority OF the JuDGEs.
Olympia, March I, 1857. tf-nol5.
, 1857-08-14

dtc q Military raada a Oregon Territory.
b y u1asted by ne Senate and House Of nepresen
aiirol q TIE United States Of America In Conrross
aArpblcl, I11l ~ following sums 81 money he and
of military roads nov IN The cqura of construction
n TIE Territory q Ore9on, % vts-lor fhe compile
uoa q te rlad tpp Astoria . salem, ihe sum Of
,ea nolland do!a.s lot ne complsllon Of the road
. 1ql11l dollallf and l1r illo oompellou Of the
rpll fpm NIrta Creek q GcoitSbuIr, Ne nm Of thi
y N4lI.la dq|4rsi ta 11mn - b done under the a..
ArQ1qTla, lf.rrh ,. ls57. ,s q
The home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1857, 1857-05-08
%FsGriEE - sale al
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The home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1857, 1857-05-08
GOOD LETTER.

A friend and subscriber TO the Home
Journal, writing to W. from Arkansas,
says:
81 have just received the first number
Of the home Journal since you have be-.
come its editor and Proprietor. en-.
close you 50 to pay for it in advance; and
asthere are good many persons resid.
ing here from old Franklin, will endeay.
Orto get you some more subscribers. |
am confident you will not forget 10 mail
your paper to me regularly, for although
get letters occasionally from there, your
paper supplies me with fund Of infor.
nation | am delighted to receive" =
That subscriber used to reside in Win.
chester. and now that he is gone, see
how he loves TO get home paper. Would
1t not be bad if our town were minus o
newspaper? We think so.
~>>~>
James Campbell has jus, received 10,
IT Flour.
The home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1857, 1857-05-08
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J. A. handy. Z. 5. HENDERSON
handy & HENDERSON,
WINCHESTER. TENN.

We haveju-t received ourstoHk of&PRlNG
GOODS and are now prepared 10 wait upon
all who may desire anything in our liug.--
The greatest possible care was taken in the
selection Of what We Thought would please
and "a If the demands Of the people Of this
lo%n ahd couaty. and the public general w.
To name all the articles We have in store
would be an arduouS task, but 10 be brief We
would state that our assortment comprise
goods suitable for males and females, both old
and young
The home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1857, 1857-05-08
SCHOOL.

We are requested to give notice to the
friends OF the Winchester Female Acad.
envy, that meeting Of the citizens, will
be held a, the Academy, on Saturday
afternoon, May, 9th. at o'clock, for the
purpose Of organizing Board ofTrustces,
and taking into consideration other mat
lars considered with the interests Of the
school.
A full attendance Of the friends is par.
,icularly desired.