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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-02
Galtst bp GrItgrapb.
Congress xxxvIh Session
MAanlnarnN NLArnh. |

I|I WASHINGTON, March. l.
SENArR The Senate met at noon but the
attendance was slim.
Mr.. johnson moved 10 take up the bill to
extend the benefit Of land acts 70 Oregon
and Minnesota.
H9UsE--Mr Adrain rose to a question Of
privilege, desiring 70 reply 70 the censures
cast upon the committee appointed to make
arrangements for the inauguration Of the
statue Of Washington.
Messrs. Farnsworth, Lovejoy, Crawford
and others objected
MIR. Adrai1 thought il most unjust 10 the
character Of the committee Of this House
that some explanation was not permitted 10
be made, when censure has been cast upon
the committee by Mr. Carter's resolution.
Mr.. Carter designed TO answer the refec'
tions cast upon him in connection with the
resolution.
Mr. Barksdale called him TO order.
The Speaker said Mr. Carters resolution
was not in possession Of the House, obiec-
tons having heretofore been made to is
reception.
MIR Phelps from the Committee on Ways
and Means, reported back, with amend
monts, the bill 70 establish an Assay Office
at st. Louis.
On motion Of Mr.. Washburne Of Me, &
resolution was adopted instructing the com
mittee on Public Lands to enquire into The
expedieney of abolishing portion Of the
land offices, thus reducing the expense con
nected with that branch Of business.
Mr.. Washburno Of H., from the Commit
tee on Commerce, reported bill amenda
tory of the act providing for the safety o
passengers on boats propelled in whole o
part by steam.
A brief running debate ensued, in whicl
TIE propriety Of placing the bill in posi-
ton to be received with view to It's pas
sage, was generally admitted, when its fur
ther consideration was postponed for thre
weeks
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-02
lanyard for Sale or Rent.

/ HAVE frstrrate lanyard at Yellow
l. Springs, Green county, Ohio, which wish to
either sell rent. The yard consists of ~ layA-
ways,A teaches, handlers; lime watts, &C. The en-
yard ls laid with trunks, leading to large junk,
into which all the liquor can be centred. BY draw
any part OF the yard by horse power. The teaches
are above ground, the liquor from which can be
conducted to the handlers or layawAys by simply
turning plug. The ground bark from the mill
above can be conducted Immediately into the leach
es, or to platform adjoining. There is on the
premises a good beam house, bark shed and a good
dwelling house with three rooms. The premises
| are convenient to Springfield The tanners there
have sold more hides seme years than such yards
can tan. There is some or butchers employed
at the springs; think alse, the principal timber
| is white and black oak.
All the improvements were built new about 81
years since. and are now in excellent condition.
The cost was about $500. will sell for 1900 1000
\ at 100 year. Enquire OF L. EDMoNSON, pro-
prietor fthe Second Hand Store st. Clair St,
Dayton Ohio.
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From Washington.
WAsHINGToN, March /

" nldTGH
The Tribunes Washington CORES pondent says:
Senior Mata, the Mexican Minister Of Juar 81
here, has resigned his post, and will leave Wash
ington in few weeks. This step is Supposel to
have been taken in consequence Of some diiiculay
between Juarez and 0oampo, which has suddenly
determined the latter not to come here as spccia
Minister, according TO an understood arrangeme at
Mata is son>in-law Of pcampo.
The Harper's Ferry Investigating COMMITTEES
has adjourned, subject to the call Of Mr.. Maso n,
there being important witnesses to examine ju 81
now. 1t isunderstood that an effort Is making tG
bring Mr.. Forbes before the Committee, in the ex-
pectation of obtaining some development from
him to compensate for the admitted failure so far
The Senate Post Office Committee will report q
bill for carrying semi-weekly mail from St. Jo-
seph to Plaeeryille for ave hundred Thousand
dollars per anum, and for q semi-weekly servo'
from FL PasO, being an extension of the San Fran
cisco and FL Paso route, at $295, 900 per anum
This, with the Butterheld route, would furnish s1
trips per week from the Atlantic States to Cali,
f1rnia, costing about one million four hundreI
thousand dollars yearly.
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Fresh Goods! Fair Prices!
MolNTIRE 4 BAIRD,

VI Its Main ST, 5 doors below the Market House.
A fullsupply OF Choice Family Groceries, OF which
wewArrant all good
Coffee.
Rio Coffee, Mocha, Java, Maricabo.
MCINTYRE & BAIRD,
Pine Teas.
Imp Tea, Y IL do, Black do, Gunpowder do
MCINTYRE BAIRD.
Molasses.
NO Molasses, s Ii Molasses, Syrups,
MCINTYRE BAIRD.
Sugar.
NO Sugar, Powd do, Gran do, Crushed do
Coffee do MCINTYRE BAIRD.
Spices.
Ground Pepper, Allspice, Cloves Cinnamon,
MCINTYRE 4 BAIRD;
Saleratus & Cr Tartar
Il superior article, which we warrant pure,
MCINTYRE BAIRD.
Fine Cigars,
Bronsons Fine Cut Tobacco
Soaps, Cheese, Cornmea
Crockery QueenswArei
400 Bbls Apples. MCINTYRE q BAIRD.
now
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Dayton & Michigan R.R.
GRMM lR
For Toledo, Detroit, Fort wayne
nnd Chicago.
PASSENGER TRAIN TIME TABLE
JAN. 8, 1850.

Connecting at Toledo for Detroit, also at LimA
for Fort Wayne and Chicago, arriving in Chicago
| 10 30 Y. NJ. and . A. n.
Connecting st Piqua for Columbus, ZanesVillei
Wheeling and Baltimore. Also. at Dayton, for
Cincinnati, Columbus and Indianapolis.
Connecting a. Lima also with Trains on Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad for Pitts
burg, PhilAdelphis and New York and all Eastern
and southeastern etties.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
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Arrival of tho Edinburg.

SANDY Hook, March /.
The steamship Edinburg has arrived from
Liverpool on the 10Th, via Queenstown on
the 10th. Her news is unimportant.
There is no change in the Italian ques
ton.
Mr.. Gladstones budget was actively op-
posed, and it was reported that the conser-
vatiyes had resolved to oppose it.
The Africa from n. Y, arrived out on the
18th.
In the Liverpool market cotton was quiet
but steady; sales of the three days $4,000
bales, including 1900 bales on speculation
and for export The Manchester market is
firm
American securities unchanged. Money
slightly easier.
Parliamentary proceedings were interest.
ing but not important. Chinese affairs had
been debated in the Commons
Lord John Russell said the utmost for
bearauce will be observed. He was sorry
that hopes Of satisfactory settlement were
small
Lord Palmerston promised full explana.
ton as early as possible
The Italian and Savoy question had been
debated in the Lords Strong sentiments
WeEe eAprebseu uBulnsL tne annexation oil
Savoy.
General Sir VIM. Napier was dead.
The conservative party had held meet
ing at Lord Derby's residence. The meet
| ing was private, but it was reported the,
resolved to oppose the budget The Daily
News says it was merely intended as dem
Onstration
1t was reported that Austria's objection
to the English proviso on the Italian ques,
ton, had reached Paris.
The French Legislative session had been
postponed till the lst of March. The Paris
Presse had received a first and the Gazette
de France second warning. 1t was re-
ported that the Government had bought the
Debats for free trade organ.
The bourse was dull--rents 67f Coo.
The Spanish cabinet refused to listen Il
peace provisions until Tnngiers is taken
Military operations will be forthwith begur
before the place. Spain is about to issu,
notos for 20,000,000 reals. Neapolitol
affairs were threatening. 1t was reportet
that a conspiracy had been discovered in to
army. There were rumors of another Aus
trian loan.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-02

- -
STORE.
I3O MAIN sEkEEI.
BETWEEN MARKET AND FOURTH
w. s. ROBINSON,
(srocrssoR TO nuBBARp RoplNsoN,)
IS NOW RECEIVING AT THIS WkLL-
i known stand his FOURTH puIehaae for this
season, from New York Phadepha' haium9ie ans
kept In frat-olaaa Drug store, ,,
Among the assortmontmay be found genuine Lu-
bih'a French Extracts for the LADIES' ~ nnpY
i,Kiss Me quick % Bazin'a Ffangipana, Glenn'si
Hauie's Hartison's, Wrights, Hrin(a ano oter
such as Rsain,s Giennis Taule's Honey, GiyeeIine,
Frangipana and Complicated soaps foneinei tn
slve and Genuine old brown Windsor soapi ec'i &C.
LIQUORS.
Aiui. line OF pure Liquors, by the bottle or pint
for medicinal and mechanical purposes, tuners
Ginger Wine, aud Blackberry Brandy superior Ca
''"O' '"' BURNING FLUID.
Extra quality suitable for Patent and Common
~ OILS, PAINTS, AND VARNIsH,
OF every possible kind, color and quality.
FRUIT JARS,
In rreat variety bought directly from the Manuiac-
turers for cash, and and will therefore, be sold
" iBiusRHAVE's HOLLAND BITTERS,
For which am sole agent for this city and county
Dealers supplied Al ne ne ManniaetpiTerap pH'ea'
AAHNA NhEhA(ANAAAlt
HAIR OILS AND POMADEs,
or A thousand different varieties.
WHALE OIL SOAP,
For ths certain destruction ofihaects on Plants and
Flowers.
Costar's Rat Exterminator, Lyons Mag
netic Insect Powder; Bed Bug Exterminator,
. SURF '"'is' BRUSHES.
Hair, Teeth, Nail, whitewash Shoe, Scrub Dust
ing, Carpet, window Paint, Varnish, Artists sc,
sc, without number.
WHITE LEAD AND LINSEED OIL,
OF the very beat quality, always handj Glass aud
| Putty, Fluid Lamps aud Lampwick
TOILET GOODS,
/ In endless variety, and ofbest quality large lot
/ OF Varnish bought recently AZ forced sale In New
YorR, which can sell TO dealers a less than Gin
ALSO,
Robirson's Hair Tonic, cologne Cough Mxttne, Di-
arrhma Cordial, Horse Liniment, Hotso Powder,
&C, &C., guaranteedto give entire satisfaction
Sloan's Condition Powder, Honghton's
Peprn.
Physicians riptionscarefully and accurately
compounded OF the best medioines-none other
shall be used.
turn my most grateful thanks Tor the liberal patron
age extended to the late firm Of II. r., and would
kindly solicit its continuance, as also an eNaminA-
tiOn Of my stock by those who have not heretO-
fore patTOnized the house.
am permanently located here, and expectto make
friends and customers by fair dealing.
children sent TO my store for anything viii be
waited upon and the price charged as If their
parents came themselves.
JUST RECEIVED,
Alsrge assortmentof Fruit Jars of thelatest st yea
BIRDS AND CAGES.
Bird Seed, and, in short, everything belonging
iyiS W. s. ROBINSON.
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Little Miami q Columbus n Xenia
Rail Road.
@m@

Three Daily Trains, via. Columbus.
Through tickets from Dayton to all Eastern
Cities.
nHREE naily Trains each way, leaving Dayton
for the BAat al follows; Night Express at 10 u.
M ,DAy ESpFessIl 40 Ami ,i5p. m.
Arriving at Dayton, Accommodation $40 n. IN E;
No. Express, rs p. m; No. Express, 4,6O p. m.
Trains run by Columbus time, which ia7 minutes
faster than Dayton time.
Through tickets can be had for all Eastern citieH
by calling on P. X. Warman, Ticket Agent, at the
Depot, East Third street.
Dayton, Xenia aud ColumbuG-LeAVeA att, ,a0 p.
N !, and arrives at 6,63 am.
Ala freights left at the Depot by a,a0 p. m, will
be forwarded same day, bv $50 p. m. Freights ar
irving at bb9p. m :, will be delivered al 9,IOA m.
]. DukAND, Supt.
G, WAHMAN, Genl. Ag't. aprl3
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-02
New YoEk, March l.

New YORK, March /.
Adviees from Nicaragua say that Commodore
Vanderbilt has secured transit concession, pay
ing 500, 900, and Que dollar and twenty cents for
each passenger.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-02

Fare az low as by any other route.
Be careful and call for Tickets BY way OF LimS.
Es-The rates Of Freightto ali Points East OF West
will at all times be as favorable as are charged by
other Companies.
No Transfers between Dayton and Chicago
Pittsburg, Toledo or Detroit.
R NJ. SHOEMAKER, Supt., Dayton.
NJ. sHoEMAKER, Genl. Agent, Toledo.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-02
Dissolution of Partnerahip

RY the retirement Of Geo. b. Holt from
- the practices Of the law, and BY mutual agree
ment, the law partnerahip between said Holt and
n. b. Walker, is this day dissolved. The business
heretofore eonnded 10 NJ being unhnished will re-
oeiVe the attenton OF both the partners until dis
posed Of. HOLT WALKER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-02
CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL,
Established in Me Year 1850,
EnD mIIR NITpR or DPIUATR nICEACEG

FOR THE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES,
AND UNDER THE CONTROL OF THE
Most Eminent Physicians in the World.
nR, L. DoNAPARTE FROM LONDON AND
L. Paris Hospitals, and for the past ten Of
the Cincinnati Nenereal Hospital, and Dr. H. d.
office in the city where permanent cure of Private
Diseases can be obtained, without the use of mer-
curry OF ehage of diet. Gonorrhga cured in to 4s
hours elect cured in TO 10 days Structures cured
in to weeks Nocturnal Emissions stopped in
to 6 days. Seminal weakness cured in TO
weeks. syphilis, in its Primary Stages, cured in
days. Secondary symptoms cured in TO weeks
Skin Diseases cured in to Sweeks. lmpotenoy,
VigOr restored in TO weeks, All Diseases OF
Private Nature treated with unparalleled success
Male Female.
es the Private Guide to Health, is beneficial to ALL
male and female; the old and female should read
this book. IL will enlghten those who grope in
darkness. Price CENTS sent by mail.
DR.. BoNAPARTE's Celebr ated Preventive never has
nor never viii iail Married 'adiesy TOO feeble 10
bear children, except at the hazaId OF life, should
be in possession OF this invention. Price reduced
6r Bonaparte's French Patent Male Safei 1t Is
perfectly safe and fails to give satisfaction
1t is the only safe and sure preventive against
French Patent Male Safe dollar the single one,
four dollars per half dozen, and seven dollars per
dozen.
Madame Lozer's Female Monthly Pills Is al
and reliable remedy for impressions and all iemae
diseases. Ladies' should not use them during pIeg-
nancy, they will produce miscarriage. Price, one
dollar per boN-extra fine five dollars. Sent TO any
address by mail
Drs. b. 4 X. are the men to consult, they are un-
questionably acknowledged TO the champion and
king OF venereal diseases, and the only Doctors who
receive Monthly Reports from the old world, they
have been accustomed from an early age of youth
to witness the various diseaBes which aifet man
kind, and TO watch the progress through long ca
cf professional study in every sphere OF life,
| from the humble abode of poverty to the mansion
/ Of the wealthy, and having aBoertained beyond
doubt the vast suffering OF humanity, they deter
mined to select the generatiye system their par
tcular study and TO devote their whole attention TO
the diseases of these important functions, No LETT
terg will be answered unless they contain a remit
tance or apostage stamp.
Call or addreB
Drs. BoNAPARTE & REYNOLDS,
No.I62 sycamore st.. bet. Fifth Sixth, EAst Side,
Office houra Am. to 0 A. NJ, CINCINNATI, o.
febl3-lyd&w
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Confectionery and Oyster Saloon,

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oRHHNvILLE AND MIAMIR.R
Chnnge ofTime,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS r
CHANGE OFTIME

AN and after MendAy Nov. a., 1883, Passen-
" serTrains WilllsavetheSth tree I'd Dopot, Day
on for Cinoinnati,a follows;
At5.OO a. m, $50 a. m, 400 p. m, and 6.Ib
p. N.
Leave Cincinnati for Daytsn at 7.sO n. M,
1000 a. M, $50 p. M, and 1l.S0p. m.
nOVl4 DANIEL MoLAREN Bup't.
, 1860-01-13
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

4 LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE KENDALL
"A Co., either by note account, are requested t1
settle said demands prior to the first day Of January
1860 either by the payment OF cash. or hy giving new
and satisfactory notes bearing interest At the rate
two per cent per month.
We further give notice that hereafter will sell
our goods for CASH or barter excepting alone to
regular family customers, whu are required 10 sytr
when called upoa, by the payment Of cash. or giving
notes belritig the usual interest.
The reasons for adopting this course are as follows:
We cannot afford, when money is worth two per
cent. per month, to lurni>h others with capital iur
them to do business upon for nothing.
It is settled proposition. that all who purchase on
credit and pay together with thpse who pay cash.
necessarily pay for those who never pay.
We have no disposition II subject our paying cusio.
mers to any such Inconvenience
Again, those who sell for Cash, always under sell
those who sell on credit. They well AFFORD to do
il. Our prices will be found in accordance with TIL,
iUfallible RULE, and to IT we Will make no cXcep-
tons.
We have no capital outside of our business to loan,
therefore CANNOT SELL on credit.
We have no one employed to charge goods, make
ont accounts and Try to collect debts. Mr. eastman,
who manages our store has time to keep such ac-
counts and he lcOuM not if he had.
We earnestly solicit cash paying Gust tlmcrs, feeling
confident that we give them eut!re satisfaction.
Our goods always Of the best quality. Gentlcmen.
give ;ls a call before purchasing elsewhere.
KENDALL co.
Olympia, Dec. l9, 1859. Pms
, 1860-01-13
NOTICE
TO PATRONS and DEBTORS.

THE UNDERSIGNED having determined upon a
l. change in his business relations, it becomes nee
essary to call upon all persons indebted to him. either
by note account. to come forward and make imme-
diate payment. Those who not prepared to settle
their accounts at once by the payment Of cash must
give their notes with interest at two per cent. per
month until paid.
] am determined to close ont my present stock o
Goods which IS large and complete and for that pnr
pose will sell from this time forward At COST
FOR CASH This notice give in GOOD FATn,
ana shall adhere to it promptly. All my former pat
rons. aud other>, desiring great BARGAINS FOR
CASH, would do well to give me a call Immediately.
Nm. NJ. RUTLEDGE
OLYMPIA Jan 49, 1850 Avs
, 1860-01-13

s9- Rev, B. c. Lppincott, pastor of
the NJ. f. Church in this city, will preach
on next Sabbath on the recognition of
Saints in Heaven"
, 1860-01-13
Grover h Bakers
UNRIVALLED SEWING MACHINES

A re KEPT CONSTANTLY on HAND, and for
"A sale by the undersigned who has been appointed
agent for their sale in Washington Territory.
These machines have been in for a number Of
years ia the Atlantic States and wherever tried have
never failed to give satisfaction. They de idedly
tie be-, machines now IN use, being adapted .0r all
kind, Of plain or ornamental sewing; forming stch
that rip, though every fourth stch he cut
They can he used to advantage in hemming quilting,
tuckiug, gathering. embroldcng eto crossing seams
aud turning with all the facilities and neatness
Of the most accomplished seamstrcss.
All the different patterns. OF prices ranging from
s75 to $50, are kept on hand. The Cabinet Machine
torms quite ornamental piece Of furniture for the
plrlcr or drawing room aud would doubtless he the
most acceptable well useful gifts that could pos
s.bly he pre- ented to a lady.
Tie machine is simple; not liable to get ont Of re-
pair aud the art Of working them can be readily ac
qgired. Call aud see them.
. WM NJ RUTLEDGE, JR.
Olympia, Oct II. 1859. 47H
, 1860-01-13

IA The journal Of proceedings of the
third house" must abide its time until some
future issue. 1t shows the manner in
which legislative proceedings are put
through" at the present session
, 1860-01-13
llsIu AOutrtisrmrnts.
SOiree!

1.-THE UNDERSIGNED will give soiree at Mr.
i Clark's hall on Tuesday evening next the l7th
inst. Five Of his lately finished paintings will be
rafiied for by the Ladies' in attendance.
Admission 81 so.
A. EGGERs.
Olympia. Jan. 10, 1860.
, 1860-01-13
DR.. MATTHEW P. BURNS.

oPFIcE OPPOSITE TIE NEW STAGE OFFICE, MAIN
STREET, oLYNPiA, W. T.
DR. BURNS RET rms THANKS TO THE CITI-
zens OF Washington Territory for the liberal share
of public patronage he has received for the last
years, while praeticng Medicine and Surgery ell
their various departments.
DR.. BIS Surgery is furnished with complete as
sortnent Of Surgical Instruments, many ri them new
aud patented improvements of eminent Surgeons in
Europe.
DR.. BURNS respectfully informs his numerous
friends that he has lowered his rate OF charges to suit
the times Calls puncfuaHy attended 10 night or day.
Olympia, Dec. 8, 1883. By
, 1860-01-13
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
FROM
OLYMPIA TO SEMIAHMOO.

s.1ss.5sas.salask Tnos. WRIGHT, Commander.
Having been purchased by the Mail Contractor,
expressly for this route will hereafter leave OLNM
PlA every Monday at IL O'Clock NJ duinE the Winter
mouths. touching at tST,EILACOOM, SEATTLE
PORT MdDISON PORT GiMBLE, PORT
LUDLOW, PORT 1OlTNSEND, Jt1fID.
BF'S ISLAND. NETV BUNGINESS BEL
LINGHAlI BAT, S4iN JUAN ISLAND, and
TICIORIA, ". J.
The new steamer JULIA. WM. L. BUSHNELL, Com
mAnder, built at Port Gamble, will resume her trips
the opening Of Spring business, thus enabling the
contractors 70 furnish ABUNDANT FACILITIES for the
citizens OF our own Territory well as those Of Ore
goa, in the transportation Of CATTLE and all other
classes 81 freight; also atiordnS elegant aocommoda
tionS for Passengers.
No charges for BERTTIS or MEALS.
For further information enquire on board, Of the
Captain, Or address the undersigned at Olympia.
JOHN Il. SCRANTON,
3-4m General Agent.
, 1860-01-13
Olympia "Dashaway" AssO-
ciatiOn, No. 10.

All persons desirous Of joining the Dashaways,'
feel interested In establishing the Association will
meet on Saturday evening, lIth ins at Carks ball,
for tho purpose Of permanent organization.
JOHN n. SCRANTON.
Olympia, Jan. IL, 1860.
, 1860-01-13
LIST Of Letters

Remaining in the Post Office at Olympia, on the 3lst
December, 1859:
AmmaUe Henry j. Brockwel. Ja.; Bot. VIM c;
Beruli,e D Z; Butler, Lucretn Mrs; Blskirk, John
Cochran, Alex; Campbell, Alex; Crrkiand; Cain,
Owen; Cox, John; Chase, Il Il; DoS, Simon c; DIR
mitzu, Nicholas lauln; Geo I Dawson; Geo Fus'
ter; TalGut Francis; Cornelius Francis; john Hardy;
Harmon Il Hill; 7 IImt; Manning Il Johnson; Owen
Kain; Edward Kingsley; NJ II Keuny; VIM Lipiiu-
colt; J + Lutes; II 5 Mprehouse; o E Meg-; Jarob
0tt c Nicol; Mrs Elizabeth Pierce; Mathew Ruser;
Jas 3 Ray; VIM l;Idde Vim Scullan; Peter Lawler;
Mary saunders; J Il Smith; Jas W Stewart; DR. VIM
Shaw; Phillip Shull; Stickney; A Simmons; VIM
Simmons; VIM Scalieni Saunders; john Smith; J
" Stewart: VIM De Shaw; Phillip Shell; Samuel
Seckny; VIM X Temple, .; Andrew Williams; W
Wagner: Washyalet; John Walker; Warren;
Ausiil Y9ung.
, 1860-01-13
NOTICE.

lNDlbLON Lass4f my squaw, named ELLEN,
a Victoria tlheum, BQw give notice that vii! pay
no debts She may contract to support the worthless
hound. SANDY HCRLBUT.
Japnary IS, 1850. 3wSpd
, 1860-01-13

A LMANACS AND DIARIES FOR ECO Also
"A BANCROFT'S LAMLER AND FORM BOOK
for Oregon and Washington, ct the
PIONEER BOOK STORE.
, 1860-01-13
TAKE NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS WHO ARE INDEBTED FOR
"A Bojks and Stationery to the hate irm ui G. X.
Willard Co., are hereby notified to call and settle
without delay. All acc0untS unsettled Oh the first
day Of February next, will be placed in the hands Of
sn.oficer for collection.
The books OF the firm are in the hands Of J. E.
Whtworth at the Pioneer Book Store with whom, or
with g. X. Willard, Settlement can be made.
&. X. WILLARD,
r. WILLARD,
G. +. WENTWORTH.
GlYmpa. Dec. 26. 1883. 3w7
, 1860-01-13
To Wool Growers.

To Wool Growers.
THE Undersigned would respectfully inform the
J. farmers and wool growers Of Thurston county and
vicinity that he Is now preparud 10 pay the
HIGHEST MARX 1T PRICE
in Cash Goods for all good and thoroughly cleaned
Wool, deliverable ht his store in Olympia.
Also. all kinds Of CouNrRY PRODUCE taken IN CT.
change for goods. OF their highest market vaue.
am determined tn leave no means nEtred IN secure
the patronage Of every FARMER in Thunton County.
Call and try me. aud don't fool away, first youT
money and then your produce elsewhere.
wN. N. RUTLEDGE.
Oct. IS. 1850
, 1860-01-13

DOwERs Of Attorney for the transfer Of volunteer
L discharges for sale at this of4ee.