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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-02

% nAs cleared away sld the wounded cared for the
ana nie OF The democracy this section OF the
-'e enjoying state of mastery inactivity No
:, - ~ care how the light ends. II the leaders
e'ons@'e their ears, the masses do not fees
" '"y W. return. Perhaps at 90 time since t,6hA
-, . se,s wore tue minds 81 the people more er.
0"ea IN reference 10 the political issues az M. a. 80,
At the tame OF the meeting OF The o., - v 'u~a
ton, and never were they more anx,,,s % :,
OLD democratic armo and 60 battle f,r tha -, -. -s
put those Who should awe been forers, IN s oauses
70 victory have seen IL ~ scatter aud dS,d US %
thus inviting the enemy ~ IL una M, saAhA
course thout oppositioe. "'o' we
That Douess rs popular in the Wet no one vho 10 -
auainFd With our peopl. will for inataut dsnr =
cam hink be safely sait that no the a. W. -
jackson has obtained 60 tim hod upou the fee,,ays -
are democsacy-uot oby the rank and I H.
s s1 "he. have stood by the gallant Old sh,p
81, s 0q S,a, goo "rd through eva there
saanee eode who are willing and to return 70
the Icd an do BATHS unass eadegh Of tue Little
1isn' could they but See any chance Of SUCCESS Yea
WIN all his popularity great repu ation az = states
m-no man ever made greater political biuuder thAa
lt,sntf Lereey Look at il In legal sense The u
reAsns 70 principal and agent "a well derstood by usnv
her lives gives b power of attorney 10 sci, orv
IAN amos Their N descr beo, the title which is aesc
tive Can the creature Of A, make better tide ths,
was vested n III Apph this priucpe 70 the great
Ter sovereignty question that now agta.ng the eou.
laure-the and sgep. Of Congress- ~
Congress itself cannot do. Judge Douglas md ,haaI-
pfo.chea ms doctrine curing The exciting canvass WITH
i4ucoin, without, considering where 1t woud lead him
and Ike many other men when they have opcs cnmmit
tea az error instead Of taking the back track and 40
knowledgpg the error. persistensly maintain IL
To Northern democrats 1t is mere abstraction md
they care but little whether elayety exists in rerrsssy
wh!ie u - stae IL embryo or not aud if the acknow
legged leader OF the party wou2 his pursuit aer
this ss'iis Joas and come cut Of the quagrirc they
would say 'take your nggers where you like and we viii
protect them" The dis acted state Of the party dyests
the issuss before Us Of al mt rest and exctement
rank ad lie look ana act ike with blsnkesG
an ftp afto.e hard
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-02

Lion meeting here 10 night, which spprehend Gay not
give very general satisfaction, learn Thai quite
number, anxious 10 make display Of their oratorica
powers have not been invited 10 oxhio Gate contrast
with what IN Phiadel ha on the 30th ultimo, and
In New York the "a instant This state Is tecmng
with politicians state 90 chrysalis, It Is natural
presume that the heat oi the dog days. SIRIUS cast
Last lingering glance upon IN August, ~ hri"g 'nen
out full edg-d IA all their gorgeous masaincencc pans
piled for the admirng gaze Of the P~oho.
Poetrnas Holt has ssat on mere man bAmsi
Baxir who o,stoa -sr SAMMY Marks from the New Or
leans fns, once, Is said the plea OF his being
way connected with tue fashionable word-trtaicA
tion. The guilotnc called into req Cl
Marks belIs goo Sdel man, rustcation consider
cd sufficient punishment Tor the Onence II "a not Thought
that the gallant Colonel w be disposed 10 vist the
gentemanly Postmaster Of NeS York, bat VIII Only
retire 10 tic piney woods Of st Helena until All st
ment be eected Fahrenheit indicates ninety three
but the political temperature is only seventy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-02
Surrogate Court.
TIE WILL OF TER4NCR DoNNeLLY


The viii Of Terence Donnelly Esq Of the wealth.
est merchants Of this city contains several munaceux
tequess TO the public charities Of New York The fol-
lowing are the points
After the utual formula Of Introduction he bequeaths
TO his brother, Edward Dounely, the 81 of IS Ooo
stating that letter which will be found among his %.
pers will indicate to his brother the object which this
sum to be applied Out OF tac income Of his state he
gives TO his wife, Mary Louisa the sum OF 81 900 annual
~. &c oe pa,a during ne, LIE IN quarterly payueas he
paintings, engsvines, statues, horses Carriages He
btquesths TO his sister, Mary Josephine the sum a
To his mother Ann Donpely the sum OF 81 500 in quar-
terly pay ments, during her life.
Alter the death OF his wife and sister he beQueatheg
his the Of S25 o0O in trust 70 use and an
ply for the purpose Of founding supporting in the cy
OF New York reormaiory institute for the support and
eeucaton OF poor without parents 70 be under ths
charge Of Roman Catholic clergy and Roman Catholic
iaymen, formed into socIet, for that purpose,
he also gives after the death Of his and sister, the
sum OF COO 70 his executors in trust for the Roman
Catholic Diocesan Seminary Of 81. Joseph situated e
torcham, n T. and also to his executors the sun o(
$lto0 Tor the American College at Rome, In Europe To
the Sisters Charity OF S. Vincent Paul 81 500 for
thei hospital IN New York TO the Roman Catholic 0rphas
trust 70 pay 50 500 therd the association OF charita
bic ladies known the House Of the Good shepherd q
Of the - 500 to The House Of Mercy 10 Read NJ
oresse the sum Of 81 000 to be applied charitabIy a.
further beaoesihs to bis neice Alicia K wife Willis J.
his Sister, Elizabeth b. Fisher, 50 600; 10 his nleoes
MARY Fisher, Josephine Fisher and Eugena Kelly ths
I'm Nooo eacn To bis wife he leaves tho q
$50 annually TO be used for the benefit Of Joseph Michel
adopted member Of the family, until his arrival ut tho
age OF twenty one years at which time he be ueaths 70
tbe tald joseph Michel the OF 50 CO. providing he
thai DC &c sned worthy o. H. He directs that snis
young man shall he encouraged IA any tendency may
manifest Tor the life CT religious person the o nan Ca
holc Church and makes suitable provision therefor TO
INC H. Rev John Hughes lc givee 81 600, to be ap-
piied 70 ~ Pauics 8 Cathedral, erecting Fnh
le of Mercy fort ou
Ilndustry under their charge
The Will bears late OF April H. 1850 and admitted
TO probate July L. 1850 The executors are his wife
Mary Louisa his brother, Edward G. Donnely, and his
brother IN law, Eugene Kelly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-02
TEXAS.
IEAAS.
sI.R HrSTsYIIlk CORRESPONDENCE.


HuNTsyiIIx, Texas, July IA, 1850
No Electoral Ticket fa Dctds-7he Vote Of ne Lone Star
Sac 10 be G,rem 10 Breinridge and Excitement
Orr Their Nominaiiom-C1anio,r Of a Ranger, dc.
notice in your Iape Of the I'd Of July that you cous
der the vote Of Texas in the Presidential contest a.
doubtful You incline to the opinion that In
Of the probability ofa douglas ticket, Houston or Bell
would carry the State. In this you greatly In error
In the rst place, douglas will hot have ticket in Texas
and shoud such event occur he could by any pos
sbity obtain 600 votes In the State II well under.
stood here that General Houston viii shortly declare for
B,sck.nrdgc and Lane The few wings IN Texas may get
UP Bed electoral ticket, but there doubt but that
Brec6nrdgc will carry the Lone star by from 90 600
10 10000 votes In vain may Douglas and his friends
sunt The souh with disnaion. IL passes the idle wind
70 pccpc Of rcxs know their rights, and knowing dare
MAINTAIN them They are Union loving, law abiding
people SO long as the regis OF the consultation lotects
them IN the ENJOY meDt OF their rights-ho longer
The doctrine that Territorial Il lslature Can OK
cude slavery from territory belonging rccpe Of tho
whole Union " 30 supremacy absurd and ridiculous that
The suihor e 60 outrageous dogma with asy othor cc
mgr but thcec az contempt.
In the convention that met In Galveston In Apgi for
the purpose " send ing delegates 10 the ChaIcston Con
venon, not one single D0uglaso could De found Of
The Three hundred democrats composing that Convention
The enthusiasm conseaueat up he nomination OF Brock
nrdgc Ia this state exceeds that has been wit
nest ed flcc annexsihn Men Of all parties arc deter
mined, by their support OF Bocknr idge, 10 show the
country that there al e At Southern ready TO
meet The isoe o. sisc protection In the Territories Tie
rights Of the southern ~ 10 the Union or their indie
pSboenoe cut % It, "a the sentiment which All mates
every urc Southern Nothing is asked but what rs
rght, and noihitg that IA wrong will be submitted TO-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-02
WIsCONSrN.

laEDrRvuIs Columbia c., Wis. July 81 1sGo
'Fdo'iiy cf ~ PeTie-roPv'ar2y IF DO,e'as--7h Ere
q ue Canras Dircsed w ~, Diriricl Of fe n. r,c-a
Che Uons NJ Ia TcrTs rario',,d b. Corsrrr RAJ.
der, Dr.
So~ Via, the DIS, ani smoSe fcVm the pl.Sa ba,ils
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-02
TENNESSEE
THE FRIENDS OF DOUGLAS GOING OWE TO BgECErS
RfpOB.

correspondent, writing from Huntsville, Tennessee,
under date Of Jolly ls says that the disposition In that
State Is dscountcnanoc the idea OF Douglas ticket
The Douglas fast joining the ranks Of the Drecn
ridge and Lane forces Several leading Ia Tie state
hitherto opposed have within the week declared for
Brock inridge-such Mcrednh r. Gentry, Eugene Tn
dcrwood, Sterling Cockrcl Gen. Gid. Pillow and r. &.
lay rc, Of Memphis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-02

PROM HornoN TO BaxosNRrDcs-The San Aatni,
irexas) Herald, which has been earnest an advocate
Gen Houston for the Presidency, has taken down hs
name from the head Of lie column ani placed the usme f
Breckenridge and lane In its place
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-12-22
Ordinance No. IL.

An Ordinance to prohibit the Use and carryin. Of
Deadly Weapons, and the dsclarging Of Fire
Arms.
~. BE it ordained by the Board of Trustees
of the Town of Olympia, That any person who
shall draw exhibit, or attempt to use amy deadly
weapon within the corporate limits of this town.
upon, to, or against another person. shall he liable
to fine of not more than fifty, nor less than
twenty-five dollars.
AZ. Any person who shall. in the usual walks
of life, within the limits of this town, carry any
deadly weapon, shall be liable toa fine OF not
more than ten, nor less than five dollars.
IA. Any person. who shall, within the follow
ing limits, to wit between Budd's Inlet the
west and north Adams street, on the east. and Tn
ion street. the south, fire off or discharge any
gun, pistol, firearms of any kind, shall he liza
bile to Il fine of not less than ;iyc, and not more
than zen dollars.
4. All fines arising under this ordinance shall
be assessed and collected as other fines are as
sesscd and collected under the municipal rcguli-
tons of this town; and it shall be the special duty
of the Town Marshal to complain of all violations
of this ordinance to the police magistrate Of this
town.
Passed March 3D.. 1850.
ELWOOD EVANS,
President of the Board of Trustees.
Attest: Richard Lane, Clerk.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-12-22
Notice to Donation Claima nj.
November II, 1860.
OF WASHINGTON TERRI

OF WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
M ORE than Fourteen Hundred Donation Pa.
lyl pcrs, Qualifications and Final Proofs. are
lying in the pigcon-hOlcs Of the Register Of
flee, upon which certificates can he issued as soon
MS FULL and COMPLETE COPIES ARE MADE.
To do the whole of that work would require the
constant labor of the Register from two to three
years, provided that he had other duties to- per-
form. But when il is known that two-thirls Of
his time is occupied with conflicting donations an,
prc-cmriioncascs, persons having donation papers
in the office may well look to the future for
their certificates and Patents. believing that many
would prefer having their donations completed
now, ratcr than wait for the indefinite 'coirsc OF
human events and being wcllacquaintcdwith the
business, am prepared to make ont papers and
procure Certificates for claimants in all parts Of the
Territory. will also attend to the preparation and
filing of declaratory statements and final proofs for
prescriptions. anddrwingmaps ofclnims and Town
ships from the original surveys. for those desiring
them For preparing the papers and procuring u
certificate for donation claim, where there is no
conflict, my charge is five dollars. For preparing
| andf lng' declaratory statements and paying the
government fee, three dollars. For Township maps
five dollars, and claim maps one dollar each. In
all cases the fee must come in advance.
Persons having bought land, acquired under the
Donation Law. cannot he too careful 10 see Ccrt-
Gates are issued. \. ". POE,
Nov. ~ 1860. [3:tf] Olympia, W. 7.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-12-22
Ordinance No. l0.
An Ordinance in relation to Nuisanccs.

All OrulnNnce i'll rclatlOn 10 NuiSanccS.
al. be it ordained by the Board of Trustees
of the Town Of Olympia, That it shall be the duty
of the committee on health and police, and of cv-
cry member thereof to examine into the state and
condition Of every place and part of the town
where he shall suspect or be informed that there
exists any matter or thing which is or may be pre-
judicial to the health Of the inhabitants thereof.
AZ. Whenever it shall appear to the satisfac-
ton of either Of the members of the committee ON
health and police, or of the town Marshal, that
there exists upon any premises owned or occupied
by any person, any dirt, ofal or animal or vcgct-
able matter, or the contents of any hog pcm privy
drain or vault, calculated to injurc health, or by
noxious air, to annoy the ncighborhood it shall
of the town Marshal to cause the owner or occu-
pant of such premises to be notified either ver-
baly or in writing, Of the existence Of such nu-
sance or annoyance, and directed forthwith to
abatc the same, and if such nuisance shall not be
abated within twcntyfour hours after such notice,
the owner or occupant of such premises shall for
felt and pay fine of not less than five, nor more
than fifteen dollars, and the Town Marshal shall
be authorized to cause such nuisance or annoy
ancc to be abatcd, for the costs of which abatc-
mcnt together with the penalty aforesaid, the said
owner or occupant shall be LIABLE and the same
shall be collected for the Of the town in the
the same manner rs other fines and penalties are
collected under tho municipal regulations Of said
| town.
PassedMay 18th, 1860.
EI.WOOD EVANS,
/ President of the B0nrd Of Trustees.
Attest Richard Lane, Clerk.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-12-22

Tales of the Sea,
lIighwaymcn,
Adventures,
Revolutionary Tales, Travels
Cook Books, &c., &c,
Also the following new Novels:

Also the following new Novels:
Hoy"sts and Republicans, Fallen Stars, Guc-
latin. or the Death of Morgan. Dickens Short
Stories, Against Winl and Tide. The Haunted
Homestead. The Old Stone Mansion The Mill ON
til" Floss. Anecdotes OF Love. Adam Eocll. Minis
tcrs W"oing. Out Of the Depths. Lucy trofton.
Self Help. Wild Sports Of the South. Adventures
of Jonathan llomchrcl. l.izzy Glenn, Love me lit
tie, love me long, Lovely Michclct. from the
French, W"man--by Michclct, from the French,
The Nirginians.
All the above works are by the most noted au-
thors in the world.
Also, Newspapers Periodicals. &c. Agent for
the San Francisco Bulletin, Alta California, and
Washington Standard, the best papers ON the Pn-
ciiic coast
4 subscription list, with scale of prices, will he
sent To any part. if desired.
Also dealer in Apples. Pears. Plums, &C., and
all kind. Of green and dried Fruits, Candies Fish
Sauces. Syrnps, Powder and Shot.
E.sy" All of the above will he carefully packed
and sent to any portion of the country desired
CHARLES BARRETT. Pro-,
At the Old Post Office, Portland Oregon,
November II, 1860. ltf
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-12-22
Ordinance M. IL.

An Ordinance to vacatc the west seven feet of the
north and south alley in Blocks number twelve
(l2) and thirteen, U3) on the Sylvester plat Of
the Town of Olympia.
Whereas the lot holders owning property on the
east side of Main Street, in the Town of Olympia
have surrendered seven feet of depth fronting on
said street, and dedicated the same to the town.
for the purpose of widening the said Main Street :
And Whereas, the lot holders in blocks number
twelve Na) and thirteen. (l:) that is to say, the
blocks fronting the east siic of said Main Street
between Second and Fourth Streets, have petit
toned to the trustees of said town to vacatc the
west seven feet Of the ten feet wide alley running
north and south through said Blocks, and add the
said seven feet to said lot holders who own land
on the east side of Main Street of the hearing of
which petition due notice has been given accord
ing to law. Therefore,
|. BE il ordained by the Board of Trustees
of the Town of Olympia. That the west seven feet
of the ten feet wldc alleys running north and
south through blocks twelve and thirteen of said
town, that is to say the west seven feet of the ten
feet wide alley. between Main nnI Washington
streets. running north AMI south from Second
Street to third Street, and the west seven feet of
the ten feet wide alley between said Main and
Washington Streets, runnin" south from said Third
Street to Fourth Street. be vacated hereafter as
public alley forever.
-. The ground. or west seven feet of sa!
alley so vacated by the first section of this Ur!il-
ous persons owning ground bounding and border
ing on the west side Of said alley, and the west
boundary line of lots two (2) and seven, (1) in said
blocks twelve and thirteen. shall be removed seven
feet to the eastward. thereby securing to the
crs of lots enc () and eight, ts) in said blocks.
fronting the east sid. OF said Main Street the
original complement of ground granted by Ed
mund Sylvester to the various purchasers undc:
him.
z 3 The Clerk of the Board il hereby ordered
to change the plat of the said town ~ to show
the sa, vacation Of ground, and to move the
lin Of the said respective lot holders rs to
form the same TO the vacation of said ground rs
an alley, and the annexation thereof to make up
tho deficiency to lot holders who have surrendered
their western seven feet of ground to widen Main
Street to its present width of scvcnty-scven feet.
4. All town plats showing alleys in said
blocks as boundary lines Of lots hcrcinbrture re-
citcd inconsistent herewith, are declared vacant,
| and must he modified To conform hereto.
Passed March Sd, 1860.
ELWOOD EVANS,
President of the Board of Trustees.
Attest Richard Lane, Clerk.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-12-22
Mercury I'm NO form enters into the
Remedies adopted by Dr. Young.

Mercury has been named, not inaptly, 8. The
curse of Man, as, under the trcachcrous garb OF
restOrer, it bcqucaths the most terrible disease.
We do not see it Mt once, hut hidden beneath the
fair surface it posons tho blood, destroys the ncr-
vous and muscular system, preventing the action
of the joints, and rendering wrctchcd, under the
name of rheumatism, the life of the suilcrcs.-
:. The remedy is worse than the disease" as many
poor crippled, miserable, toothlcss wretch will
say, while pointing to his decaycd jaws and ulcer
gums, he tells of its ravagcsor ut his swollen
joints and body marked with purple or lcadcn col
ored sores which speak of his pains, and again IL,
his impaired, ruined digestion. which tells of
wrctched days and slccplcss nights.
All affections arising from the of mercury
perfectly c:adicatcd and health fully restored.
All diseases o. IL private nature
arising from impure connection, such rs Ulcers,
Swelling of the Groins, Ulcers in the Throat, Sec
ondury Syphilis, Cu,aneous Eruptions, Clccralions.
Tertiary Syphilil, Syphilis in Children Mcrcural
Syphiltic Affections. GonorhTa, elect. Structures.
False Passages. inflammation Of the Bladder, and
PROSTATE Glands Excavations. Tumors, Pustulcs
etc., treated in the most scientific manner
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-12-22
The Great japanese Remedy.

THIS WONDERFUL REMEDY, CALLED THE
Japanese Vcncrcal SALVE, and used for the euro
of Syrhilitic Sores and procured at great trouble
and expense, is now placed in the hands Of drug
gsts for sale, where persons afflicted can purchase
it, and effect cures without the consequent mOrtif-
cation and heavy charges incurred by going to
physicians. The ingredients procured from these
scientific and wonderful people are such as have
not been known to the rest of the world in tho
cure of loathsome corruptions, and far cxccls any
thing heretofore used. Testimonials Of asts nishing
cures could be obtained il necessary, but II IL only
requisite to test it to prove its great hcanc quail
ties. The cost is nothing compared to its value.
For sale at all the Druggists.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-12-22
Ordinance No. Is.

An Ordinance regulating the compensation Of the
Town Marshal rs Supervisor of streets.
BE it ordained by the Trustees of the Town ol
Olympia, That the compensation Of the Town
Marshal for his services as Supervisor Of Roads
and Highways he, and tho same is hereby de-
clarcd to be five per ccntum on the amount OF
road taxes assessed and collected within the limits
of sid corporation, and disbursed by him during
the year 1862
PASSED. March %, 1860.
ELWOOD EVANS,
President Of the Board.
Attest: Richard Lane, Clerk.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-12-22
MEDICAL TESTIMONY.

The following recommendation is from one of tho
Oldest physicons in New London, Conn.,:
Messrs. A. Is. 4 d. 'SANDs:--Gentlcmen:-Yc
Sarsaparilla has been very extensively used in this
city and the ncighboring towns, and SO far rs my
knowledge extends, uniformly with success. In y
great variety of diseases Of long standing, and Of
very distressing and dangerous character, which
have resisted long list Of remedial agents, it has
been uscd-in many Of them with complete sue
cess, and in all with decided benefit. II is regard
cd by the medical profession medicine Of great
efficacy in numerous class Of diseases, such in
vctcratc constitutional complaints, when the sys-
tenn has been long discascd in of long stand
ing in obstinate diseases Of the skim in enfceblcd
conditions of the system; in chronic assesses, At
tended with protusc discharges; diseases Of tho
bones obstinate ulcers; chronic pulmonary afec-
tons, enlarged glands, and various other ,naadics
connected with n dcpravcd state of the system.
Its use is usually followed with Improvement Of ap-
petite and digestion increase Of strength and flesh,
better rests ut night, the production Of . more
healthy state Of mind, and complete restoration TO
health Truly yours,
wM. STERNE, N. D.
Prepared and sold by A. d. 4 ID. SANDS, whole
sale druggists, 100 Fulton street, of William,
New York.
For sale by II. JOHNSON 4 Co., and REDlNOrOn
4 Co., San Francisco; RICE l. Corn, MarysvillG'
r. II. MCDONALD i Co., Sacramcnto; aud by drug.
gists generally. Ism