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art through their President, and present
scbsdule Of the subdivisions or sections
s.iected by them, and approved by the
rroper officer or officers OF the Land Office,
u ibe Legislative Assembly, at its annual
ssssions, on or before the sixth day Of each
session, respectively.
SEC 5. In case Of any vacancy occur
ring by death, resignation, or otherwise,
me Governor may, upon being apprised Of
tbe same by the remaining Commissioner
or Commissioners, proceed 10 fill the same
by appointment, until the vacancy shall be
regularly filled by the act of the Legisla-
ture.
Sec. g. Each of said Commissioners
shall be allowed, out Of the Treasury of
the Territory, from moneys not otherwise
appropriated, - dollars for each and
every day actually and necessarily employ
ed in the performance of the duties of his
Office, together with all other expenses nee
essarily incurred in the discharge of his
duties as herein required: Prorided, AOto-
srsr, That it shall be the duty of each Com
missioner, in connection with the report re-
auired by section 4, of this act, to report
the number Of days, or parts Of days, he
has been 50 employed and the separate
items Of expense SO incurred; and before
the same, or any part thereof shall be
maid, the same shall he audited and ap-
proved by the Legislative Assembly, and
provided further that the time employed
shall not exceed thirty days to each Of said
Commissioners, or a total Of ninety days
SEC. I. 1t is further provided, that said
Board, at their first meeting, and at each
subsequent meeting, may fix the time and
place for their future meetings, but in no
case shall they hold more than three meet
ings during any one year.
SEC. 8. The Act entitled "An Act to
provide for the selection and location of
two townships of land to aid in the estab-
lishment of University, passed January
3lst, 1855, be, and the same is hereby re-
pealed.
Passed January 20, 1860.
, 1860-04-06
THE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE

OF DR.. L. J. CzAPKAY, is already secured in posi-
ton which places IT, as well as its proprietor. far
above the assaults of eavy and professional malice.
10 the schools Of France the highest prizes often
awarded To practitioners in this department Of Mcd
cal science, and they occupy with Others an equally
lofty position in the profession. Rcord is an ilus-
trieus example, shining light among the pholosoph-
zeal stars OF his age in Europe and Dr. Czapkay has
FULLY eqnalled him In this country proof Of which
tae Philadelphia College of Medicine complimented
MIN with Diploma, aud the honorary ID SundeHl
degree Selecting this as bis field Of operation, al
t1ongh qualified Us graduate Of tue University Of
oi Pesth, and late Chief Surgeon Of the Hungarian
Revolutionary army, for more extended abors
Dr. l.. J. Czapkay has bent his earnest attention
TO the cure of Chronic and private diseases
IN which he has become great expert that be is
now regarded as the LEADER in this branch Of his
profession throughout the United States, and his por
falt and biography published as matter Of inter
est 70 their readers in the most exclusive journals
ihe Doctors Offices are at his Medical and Surgical
institute, on Sacramento street. corner Of leidesdorf
nearly opposite the buildings Of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company.
=, ~ We ask particular attention Of readers tc
tns sworn certificates Of remarkable cures in another
column Of this paper.
, 1860-04-06
Passed January 20, 1860.

JAPANESE TRADE REGULATIONS FOR AMEm
cAvs-The following letter has been circu-
lated in Kanagawa and Yokohama, Japan:
Consulate of the U s Of america,
Kanagawa, goth Dec, 1859.
An official communication has been re-
ceived at this Consulate from the American
Minister resident at Yeddo, that he has
obtained pledge from the japanese Gov
ernment that the treaty Of Yeddo shall be
carried out in all its integrity, and that the
following points were specially agreed npoT:
lst That the free purchase Of all kinds
of Japanese produce shall no longer be Oh
structed.
%. That all japanese articles may be
exported without limit as to quantity, ,ex-
cept rice, wheat, copper coin, and Japades
gold and silver uncoincd
3D. That Japanese officers shonld not
act as the sellers Of any article, nor inter
iere in any business transactions.
4th. That the exchange Of money should
be carried into immediate effect. only ten
thousand itzebous will be exchanged at this
port per day. This will continue until ar
rangements are made for making the sup
ply equal to the demand
9th. The quarter to be occupied by
foreigners to be Immediately settled.
In addition to the foregoing, the Minis
ter informs me, that for the purpose of CIV
ing currency to our dollars among the peo-
pie, they should be stamped with Chinese
characters showing their value. This has
been ugreed upon, aud a stamp will be sent
to Kanagawa as soon as it can.be prepared
1t is optional with Americans TO have their
dollars stamped Or not, and it is expressly
understood that all dollars, stamped or un-
stamped, will be exchanged for japanese
coin, weight for weight.
E. NJ Door, U S Consul
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PROBATE NOTICE.

NTELANCTHON Z. GOODELL, of the County of
wi Thurston in the Territory Of Washington, has
filed petition in the Probate Court Of said county
praying the Court for an order authorizing the Ad-
miuistutriX OF the estate Of Jothau ". GolduI late
VI said county, deceased, t. convey 10 him certain
real estate in the said county, now held by him undcr
an acteeneat u convey, made by and between said
petitioner and the said deceased during bis life time.
said petitioner prays to be allowed tp f;aI at once
his part Of the agreement, and thereapm % receive
full confirmation Of the title tn said land. said real.
estate, described in the agrecIne.t consists Of the
lot Of land, dwelling and oGthouses known aS Grand
Mound Hotel, commencing at a stake on the nIuh
boundary OF said j. W. Goodells lard cltim; theacc
south t. the bank of the cieck thence northeastey
along the bank Of said creek u the tcerton NJ the
boundary between the claims Of the sai0 }. W. Good
ell and ". H GDode; thence southe i,tcrly along til"
said boundary to the place of beginning Petitioner
also prays the Court to authorize said AdmirstratriX
to change the boundaries Of said lot by running to the
middle Of the creek instead Of along the bank Of said
creek.
said petition will be heard by the said Probate
Court on Tuesday the 2lth day Of April, lsCO, at
Olympia, the county seat Of said county.
G. X. WILLARD,
Judge and Clerk Of Probate,
4wl9 TharStDu County, W. T.
, 1860-04-06
MARRIED.

On the 9th Feb, 1850, OF thc residence Of Col.
VIM. Craig, by Mr.. Kennedy, Justice OF the Peace
MI: JAMES H0fT and Miss MARY ADAMS, both
Of Walla-walla county
On the 4th Of March, 1860 at the residence Of the
brides father, (OOl. VIM. Craig) by Mr. Kennedy
Justice Of the Peace Capt. A. n. R0BIE and Miss
MARTHA CRAIG, both Of Wala-walla, W. T.
May friend ROBIE enjoy the sweet companionshp
Of his choice thousand years, and the union prove
prolific and happy.
Al the same time and place, by the same Mr.
JOSEPH CRAIG and Miss WAPITAMOW TINTIN
hlTSA, both Of Walla-Walla, W. r.
, 1860-04-06
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT LETTERS
~ Of administration upon the estate Of JAMES W.
WILEY, lite Of Thur7tOn county, deceased have this
day been granted by the Probate Court Of said county
to the the under signed. All persons INDEBTED to said
estate will make Immediate payment, and those hav
ing claims will present them, with necessary vouch-
ers, within one year from this date.
ISAAC LGHrNER, Admiaistrator,
At store Of NJ, Lluisson Co.
Olympia, W. T., April (, 1880. iw20
, 1860-04-06

GJ- " How are you doiugj' is the question daily
asked of L. II. DEYO, at the BILLIARD and BOW
LING SALOON on Commercial Street, No. l6j next
DOR to the Post Office, Seattle, W. T. He candidly
answers that he is doing very well now and expects
to do better in the spring when the road open to
the Smilkameen gold mines. l2tf
, 1860-04-06

ARMvALs-The schooner Gen. Harney,
Capt. Tucker, arrived here on Tuesday
evening last, bringing up the freight Of the
bark w. d. Scranton, recently arrived
from San Francisco.
The steamer Ranger, Capt. Hill, arrived
here on Wednesday morning from ports
down the Sound, with passengers and
freight.
, 1860-04-06
TAKE WARMING.

HAVING closed The business in when have been
engaged. all knowing themselves indebted 10 III,
undersigned must come forward and settle the same
by payment of cash notes Of hand before the first
day OF next month.
On all accounts left unsettled at that date two pei
cent interest per month will he charged and the ac
counts placed in the hands Of proper officers for col
lection. J. j. WESTBROOK.
Olympia, Feb. q, 1860. lA:Gm
, 1860-04-06
STRAY STEER.

(tAAE INTO THE BAND OF CATTLE BELONG
- ing t1 the subscriber, about April last light
coored steer supposed 10 be about eight years Old
The letter branded on right shoulder, GoW near
ly impercetible by time. streak Of white back O
the horns No other marks by which the animal caI
be described.
Auy person owning said animal, 10y proving owner
ship and paying cost Of this advertisement aud othei
charges. can obtain the animal by applying to the nn
derigned at his claim adjoining the Hon. o. b. Nc
Faddea, in Lrwis county, W. T.
JAMES FLINN.
Olympia, March Is, 1860 3wls
, 1860-04-06
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE UNDE DERSIGNED
has been appointed by the Probate Court Of Levi,
County, Guardian Of tne person and property o
DAVID KING an insane person, a resident of the
county OF Lewis, W. T, All persons having just
claims against the said King, are hereby notified t.
present their accounts and all persons knowing
themselves TO be indebted 20 said King equested
TO call on the undersigned and make settlement Of tht
same without delay
All persons hereby cautioned against selling on
credit to the said King and that no accounts created
by said King. from and after this date. will be paid
unless made with the knowledge and sanction Of the
Undersigned.
I'D. CLINGER.
Claquato, W. T., April 2, 1850. 4w2O
, 1860-04-06

81 Halls Sarsaplrilla Nell0w-dock and Iodide o
Poiass. is prepared from the finest Red Jamaica Sar
saparilla and English odide Of Putlss. Admirable
restorative aud puri!ycr Of the blood il ceaues the
system of all morbid and impure matter-removes
pimpes bOS and eru,tons OF the ~kin-cureS IAcu
matism and pains of all kinds. All who can afford il
should IT, il tends % give strength and prulong
life. Sold by Druggist generally. at 81 per bottle.
r. HALL & CO., p P,0priet0rs,
Wholesale Druggists l43 and / IS Clay Street.
Jml0 san Francisco
, 1860-04-06
DaIIes Portage Company.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT BOOKS
~ for the subscription of stock in this Company
will be opened by the gomm Of the Company
at Caawash Landingfon the the first day of June, A
D.. 1860.
ALFRED ALLEN
JAMES W. FERG USON,
GEO. W. JOHNSON,
Com D. P Co.
Cawash Landing. Clickatat Co., W. TT
March 10, 1850. 20td
, 1860-04-06

DIR. l.. }. CZAPKAY'S PRIVATE MEDICAL
and Surgical Institute Il on Sacrament street. below
Montgomery, opposite the Pacific Nail Steamship
Company Office, Sln Francisco. The Doctor offer
nee consultation, aud asks no remuneration unless he
Effects a cure.
"a Persons not wishing to lose time in cores
plndence please enclose $40 in their letters and they
will get immediate attention tn their cases.
l., J. CZAPKAG, NJ D.,
Address, san Francisco, Cal.
, 1860-04-06
lALLES PORTAGE COMPANY.

IN ACCORDANCE WIru THE REQUIREMENTS
Of an act entitled act to incorporate the Dale,
Portage Company notice is hereby given that book
win be opened at the house of Jane II. Herman al
Rlckland, W. T., opposite palles CITY, Oregon, dN
Friday. the first day of Jure next atll o'clock A.
for the purpose OF receiving Subscriptions 10 the
capital stock Of said campa+s.--
Dated at Cascades Nv. r., this 10Th day Of March
lsG0.
Z JAMES l.. FERGUSON,
GEO. W. JOHNSON,
ALFRED ALLEN,
2mly Commissioners.
, 1860-04-06
SCOTCH OATNEAE--PTARL BARLEY

ENRESH MANUFACTURED, FROM THE CRAIG.
Il FLOWER MILLS. Vancouver Island for sale by
HENDERSON 4 BJRNBRY.
Wharf Street, Victoria,
Where samples eau be seen. L~ls
, 1860-04-06
DIED,

On Chambers' Prairie, rhurston county, March 2Jd
1850, SANFORD b. SMITH, aged years, 10 month.
aud 20 days, infant son Of JAcos and PREcILLA
SMITH.
, 1860-04-06
LON DON
CLUB HOUSE GIN
TO THE PUBLIC.


THlS CELEBRATED GIN-PRErENDING TO
L nothing but what it Is, viz; pure and unadul
terdted article and assuming Artificial merits OF
what il Is not some Of Its rival mittors doaiter
ye years 0f public approval ond very extensive sales
Ia California has beea pronounced ly tie public to
be superior not only beverage of general use to
any other article sonpetins against IL, bot is
JaRIVALLeD m IT'S MEDICAL EFFICIENCY
In most cases Of complaints. To persons travelingn
ihese days Of rapid transit from East 10 West North
south who are constantly changing their water
we'll their climate; who are drinking indeed, dozen
kinds Of water IN every twenty four hours, and each
irAught containing Vme property acting IN chemical
nnntnral degree Of excitement 70 the stomaehit Is
positively and Absolutely necessary TO use counter
acting agent From the fact that the
LONDON CLUB HOUSE GIN"
l. prepared expressly to meet such exieeuees and to
act as we know Il will act. as antdote. conf
IDENTIFY prescrhe Il "a the very best article in the
try. The name Of Aromatic Scheidam Schnapps"
has never bcen attached In any way To this article.
In first presenting the
LONDON CLUB HOUSE GIN"
To the public. my aim was to give them pure and
unadllterated orcle Of Gin and 70 call IL by its right
name. The success attending ita introduction and
extensive sale In California i Sufficient guarantee
Of the high appreciation Of the article by consumers.
VariOas parties have from time u time put up and
shipped IN California an article which they call "CLUB
HOUSE, Gus" Ny Gin, which has gained such rep
utatiOn in Cafornia, Is branded on the casts,
"0ld London Club House Gin---Wm. Il. D."
The bottles also have a white label with fac sim
lie Of my signature. caution all parties to beware
u '''''' wM,. H. DAILY.
Sole Importer,
l2tfis NEW YoEE.
, 1860-04-06

TUE PROPRIETOR has recently erected. in con
neeton with, and as part of The 'Washington
H1tcl" large two story biilding-20 BY 60 iee1-
by which be Is enabled 70 provide the travelling public
with larger number Of capaeiOus. comfortable and
eently ventilated apaItmenis than can he afforded
By any other puhlic house In Washington Territory.
An idea Of his ability to accommodate the public may
be Judged from the fact that the Hotel contains twen
ty-dve private rooms -(eXclusive Of family apart
nents)- nf which are large drawing rooms, OF
parlnrs.
Thankful to the public for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended TO the proprietor and having thus
enlarged upOn his former business he feels confident
he can render the soioum Of strangers with him CON
Portable and pleasant and pains shall be spared T.
set his 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 Il attached to this establishment
which will he amply supplied with forage for the &C
cOmmodation OF animals Of the travelling public.
sha,e Of public patronage is respectfully soil
cited.
Olympia. Dec. 4, 1887.
, 1860-04-06

4wI9
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-27

Cargo Sale of Porto Rico Sugar l. Molasses
FUTURE DAYS.
Auction Sale Of Valuable Flour Milling

Property III theC1ty of Petersburg.
~ Thursday, the Goth March next II oeoek NJ iii the
~ penis" tif not previously sold priv atey shn sell
auction The valuable aud wcA known Flour MIL called
city Mills situated ON the Appoma,oX river In the city OF
Petersburg,
Tine building OF brick, portion tSNihfec mud The oh,
SnN2 feet hn, ing tive floors, aud jnr urts nearly
The Mil has lacy been thoroughly repaired II
fNMoh N!non with new Iron shaltne and gearing at.
throughout, with all the ne"ssur. machnr. of the latest NIGH
improvements, all IN good order. aud capable of mnkng
$50 ibis Hour LAY Yer, lately The dam has been repaired
and partly made The wheels IN
with new improved Turbine Wheel which works admirably,
There Is an abundance o land attached to the MIL
the buildings Ia any st,. which mny be required There
good slc Tor Corn Mill aud gond family Residence, Che
mlers lwcng) The Mil ia insured for t2oh'0, par, the
Mutual Office.
The of wheat rascd In The trading Peters
burg. rapid, Interesting iat the number mills
here inadequate Ia manufacture them. hrurr
tN shipped abroad. Therefore toIvrShs Wishing
In The milling business, such an opportunity Tor profitable
Ncstmcni rarcl,
TURNS: Onc fourth months credit the remaining three
uh> mud three credit with interest added,
well endorsed negotiable notes. and decd of the pro-
perry. |" secure their payment.
Possession Immediately.
For farther Information apply 10
JOSEPH u, DUNN,
EXtor Of L. Bn \ga, decd
NH 3-tls MM. rANNIl.l. Autt.
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NEWS FL rgLEeRiPH.
f'saa,f"rr rsrssss', ron ,,,~cnrrre vrsa>,.v
Congressional

W A>Hi>GroN, March 26.-sENATE.-Thc Pacific
telegraph bull. the bill To supply the States with
Arms. and the Consular aud Diplomatic bills
passed nlsn. joint resolution for the relief of
The mail contractors.
ltotsF.-Mr. Garnctt, Of Virginia. introduced II
bull 10 enable citizens of the States to cary their
slaves into knnsa>-reterred
\ resolution passed., looking to the opening o
nctotnt."ns 10 make the slave trade piracy, 10y
thc law Of nations
n resolution WAS offered to in-tru t the Conn
m'tee on the Judiciary to report bill for intro
dncins slavery whore Congress has the power.--
The introduction If the bill crcateu much interest
and WAS nrgatiyed by 60 to LOG.
The Deficiency and other appropriation bills
were reported by the Committee ON Ways and
Menus
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-27
Unfonnocd Rumor.
Nfw loRH. March 26.--Thc report Of Stewards
insanity is unlounded.
Markets.,

baltimore, March 26 Flour firm ut s. ID
Wheat active; White j0al IS cts. Red 40al
Is c,s Corn firm at 70a12 cts. Provisions stca-
dy tut dull; Bacon SIDES 10: Mess Pork l. 50alS
p. Whskey lower and dull mt 30 cts.
Nfw York. March e6.-Cottnn depressed Up
lands and M,ddlings Sll; lower grades almost un-
saleable. Flour heavy. Wheat heavy: Sautlcrn
nominal. Corn heavy at 70a19 cts New Mess
Pork tlrmcr; Pine unchanged. Turreninc hra-
W ut i6ai@. Rosin lower at | Goal G.. Rice
lt;n. Hest unchanged
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NJ ne s"i9eet unlimited of called for the sum ol
! r. l1i. ma le up rs follows.

So 1913
Making no allowance. except tho general balance
! iei' IN the Treasury. to meet unforeseen expend-
tuies.
To provide the foregoing sum, YOUR Committee es-
tinaied the Lcense-ax under the standing Ordinance
al $4,000 less sum than the yield of previous years
allowing oran expected decrease in the numbered
licenses likely to be taken ont for the sale of liquors
on account OF the stringent State law, passed March
81, 1858. The result shows no diminution on that
account for the License Tax OF 1859 has Welded 10
the City Revenue mp 10 date, the gross sum of So
l076 go, which maintains the average for several pre-
vious wears. Snhtracling the sum of $4,000 from
S32 so left S2sl53 10 be provided for hy the gene
raj tax bill for city purposes fnr 1859 The Council
Will remember that the estimates desired to he
placed Mt the lowest possible gure;preferrng To leave
very small balance on hani at the.ehd of the YEAR
even small deficit TO any material addition To the
taxes. In consequence oftwo small amendments To
the tax bill aoquiescca in hv your Committee; the hill
Ms adopted. was only sufficient to raise S?G9el %
and that is he gross amount OF tax tickets which &c
tnaIlv passed into the hands of theCollector For
tie baaHce, trusted to our incidental sources Of
revenue, from the Public Scales Market and Public
Exhibitions, &C. 1t will not he unproG,ablc TO ey-
anime how far our actual appropriations have kept
within the foregoing estimates. For this purroe the
Trcasurers counts OF City Proper onl, showing
balances TO the 3ls of December your Committee have
supplied
lst The Tomndtee Stress In view of the ~
tcnsiee improvements upon Jefferson Sweet and 9TH
Alley, the estimate Tor tbs Committee
amounted to : l59
They have drawn ION the Trcasur, up to
date. ( Ia 500 received of &. " Christian
late Chairman, balance of S5267l
and ask to-day for ,291.l2 TO mlfrI
their contracts making tota ol..,.....S 3a3 sc
THIS leaves balance in their favor ot..S 81 30 II
which sum has Hot been called for owing to the de-
lay of he Contractor to proceed with the improve
ment Of 9th alley The estimate included the sun,
OF 81 80 ior that work while only part of the san
to-wit: payment on account of the Bridge was c-
tuay expended.
2d. n. ComH,iti9e LightS-lhe cs;i
mate for this Committee WIS for 80
public lamps nj $40 per annam, and
very small allowance iortepairs, mt
kicg"...... ....,................. S2l5o
The Treasurer's Account show the ac-
tnal appropriations from tae lst of
.hnuaIy.'o the 81 ST of December 1889,
to have hcen......,. .............. s. go
Leaving balance in favor OF That Com-
mirtee of................ .................. sl2O
This however does dot present an accurate view
Of their accounts, Of the datn Of this report And
owing TO the recent order of tie Council for the
erection ofseven additional public lamps the actual
outlay must exceed the Original estimate. For he
present state of accounts, the Committee Liz hts
will speak for itself
REMAINDER o. MORROW.
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DisoRpERIr CoNDucr.-- Amanda Brooks and
Elizabeth Roberts charged with disorderly con-
duet, were before the Mayor yesterday. His llo-
nor decided to send them Jail. in order that they
might be taught better manners under the judi
cions instructonspf Captain Wade, but on con,
sultaton with the Captain. the fact was ascer.
talncd that The popular establishment over which
he SO worthily prcsides full to overlooking ::
not n single APARTMENT being nn'enaned. und"r
these circumstances, the women were discharged
with reprimani
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AcorirrAL nf CAPrnS WIrcHER. THE cxanl-
oins trial vi Captain Nnrent Whcher. charged
With killing the three brothers Clement. was con.
,,n.iel at Franklin Court II ,use on Friday al o.
~ ~ last and resulted in his arqnitta'. Ao''e
,,.osega,'s were catered in The eases of Addison
Nitrher, J A. Smith and Samuel swanson. ehnrg-
81 viii, The sane offense. and the prisoners DIS
charged from custody.
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STEALING JEwELRY james Davis, white
man charged with stealing gold ring valued at
s.. So the properly of A. l.. Sutplin, was before
the Mayor Yesterday: was found guilty. aud the
case sentnn tt the Grand Jurytrrm of the llnsing,
Court In default Of security II appear to answer
an Indictment for petty larceny the accused was
sent To Jail
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oIFY AND STATS AFFAIRS.

DR. BoYNTes delivered his Introductory iepiu'e
last night before crowded. intelligent. and del
" interested audience. Tonight the subject vii
he. Thickness of the Crust Of the Earth. with
nrod. that the interior If the Earth is a iuns~ "i
l. quid Fire-a thin crust being cooied or tho
outside. Earthquakes, Volcanue.. and yo'ca-
mic erupfi,ns will be explancd. On this occ',-
ii N three beautiful paintings will be exhibited !;
frtr volcano by night light; second, interior ol
zbulcano aud last, the greatvGlcano of Owyhce.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-27

AFTER UouRs. Ann, slave IN Rev. James Dug
han, arrested Sunday night after hours, was or
dered twenty five ashcs.