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, 1860-10-12

an Act settle the titles TO lands along the boundary
Line between the States Of Georgia and Florida
, 1860-10-12
LIVERY STABLE,

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING TAKEN THE
i Stables heretofore kept by }. J. Westbrook in
Olympia and Steilacoom, will always keep Saddle
Horses, Buggics, Teams, &c, to accommodate the
public.
We will keep the best Of everything in our line and
our aim will he to please and he pleased.
Horses left at our stables to be Kept will receive the
best Of care, &c.
Give US a call and &c; the worth of your money.
WINSUR & LAMAS.
Olympia, March co. 1850. l9u
, 1860-10-12

Be il enacted by Is Senate and House Of Rcprescn.
tairSs Of he United Stlaes Of America in Congress
aSsembted' That whenever the dividing line between
the states Of Georgia and Florida shall have Ieen
finally surveyed approved, ratified, and confirmed as
the boundary between those States the Secretary of
the Interior shall be and is hereby authorized to adu
dlcate upon principles Of equity and justice all claims
under sales or grants by the State OF Georgia to lands
Which may fall within the State Of Florida and all OF
said claims which may be approved by him shall lie
and are hereby ratified and confirmed PTOpidcd.
however, that the State Of Georgia shall first ratv
and confirm all sales and grants made by tine United
States Of lands in Florida which may fall within the
limits OF the State Of Georgia under the final adjust
mcnt Of the boundary line aforesaid.
Approved, April 49, lSGO.
, 1860-10-12

An Act supplmantal to an Act entitled "An Act pro.
yding for the taking Of the seventh and subscquent
Censuses Of the United States and To fix the nun.
Der OF the Members of the House of Represeutativ
and provide for the future Apporionment among
the several States" approved May twenty-third one
thousand eight hundred and fny.
Be ii enacted by the Senate and House of RsDyeser
tdiiUes Of he United Stutsi Of america in Congress
asssm6ed, That there may be employed in the Census
Oc one chief clerk, at the discretion of the Secreta
ry OF the Interior such other clerks of the first class
as the requirements Of the service may demand OF
whom the Secretary may advance from time to time
not more than ten TO the second class, nine TO the
third class, and six TO the fourth class
, 1860-10-12
BLACkSMTTliEVG.

THE UNDERSIGNED TAKES THIS a
L method Of informing the public that he ha, ~ n
in connection with his Livery Stable in Ulym-N w
pa. Blacksmith Shop, where he is prepared to do all
kinds Of work in iron.
Particular attention paid to shCeug horses, ~
&c. ! have the best workman in the cnuHtryn II
and all work il warranted to give satisfaction Y y
and to be done at reduced prices All kinds Of
produce taken in exchange for work. and even money
will not be refused.
Al thosc wanting wagons, either old or new, can
be accommodated either for mpuey produce or stock
Cayuse horses, &c.
II. WINSOR.
Olympia, Aug. 81, 1850. 4ltf
, 1860-10-12

An act to amend an act entitled AN act to amend A
act entitled An act t. stablish criminal court
the District Of Columbia

An act to amend an act entitled "Aa act to amend m
act entitled An act t. establish criminal court IN
the District Of Columbia
Be il enacted By The Senate and House Of Rrpyesrr
tdtiUeS Of tie United Sdies of AHlerica IN CJagrfs,
assembled, That the first and seventh sections Of the
act approved February twentieth, eighteen hundred
and thiltynine, entitled AN act to amend an act en-.
titled Act to establish criminal court in the Dis
trct of Columbia" be, and that the same are here,
by, repealed
SEC. 2. 1nd BE- it further enacted, That Whenever
the judge Of the said cmal court from sickness or
any other legal cause, shabe unable to hold the said
court he shall give notice thereof to the judges Of the
circuit court of the District OF Columbia or if he lie
unable from any legal cause TO give such notice il
shall be given by the marshall Of the District OF Co
lumbia and thereupOn one of the SAID Judges Of the
circuit court of the District Of Columbia shall, by ar
Tangement among themselves, hold the said criminal
court during The temporary inability Of the judges Of
the SAID circuit cOlrt Of the District of Columbia after
once holding said criminal court during the temporary
inability Of the judge OF the said criminal court shall
be required, unless with his own consent on any sub
segment occasion OF temporary inability of said Judge
OF the criminal court, to hold the said criminal court
again until it shall have been holden by each of the
other two judges Of said circuit court Of the District
ot C0luEba, it being the intent and meaning OF this
act to appOrton, as near may be- among the three
Judges Of said circuit court, the extra service which
this act imposes on them.
Sec. 3. And be il further enacted That If, when
any judge of the circuit court is called on in rotation
''iN iii,i"t NV'it uuillS int lhdollty OF the
judge thereof such judge Of the circuit court shall be
prevented by sickness other legal cause from hold
ing the said criminal court then it shall be holden by
one OF the other two judges Of the circuit court whose
duty It shall be- under this act next in rotation to
hold said criminal court
SEC. 4. And be IL further en1cied, That nothing in
TINS act contained shall prevent the clerk Of the said
criminal court from adouning the same from day 70
Day for time not exceeding one week, where tie
Judge Of the criminal court shall be taken sick att
the commencement and during the progress Of term:
FToUldsd, That no services rendered by either Of the
Judges OF the crcuit court under this act shall be the
foundation for any additional compensation therefor
Approved, April 20, i co.
, 1860-10-12
Laws of the United statos.
IBY AUTHoRITY.l
CHATTER TX.

CHAPTER TX.
An Act TO establish mail routes in the Territory of
Kansas
Bet enacted bg the Senate and House Of Represen-
tGi5es Of the United States Of ABlerca in Congress
nilmbed That there be- and are hereby, established
IN he Territory of Kansas, the following mail routes:
A mail route from Denver City 10 Missouri City via
AmpahOe, Golden City, Golden Gate, and Mountain
City, distance Of forty miles.
A nail route from Denver City To Brecldnridge, via
Baden and Tarryall distance Of one hundred miles.
nail rOut from Denver City to Boulder, in Ne
eiaaka Territory, distance Of forty miles.
mall route from Denver City down the Platte
River to tulesburg, distance Of two hundred and
iorty miles.
mail route from Denver City To Colorado City, a
distance Of slxty-eight miles, via Belmont.
Approved, March ~, 1850.
, 1860-10-12

An Act authorElng Publishers to print on their Pa.
pen the date when Subscriptions expire, and in re-
Ation TO the Postage on drop Letters.
Be 4 enacted by ths Senate and House Of Represen-
iaipes Of the URited States Qf America in Congress
sisemed, That the second clause Of section third Of
he act Of thirteth August, etheen hundred and fifty
O establishing the ates Of postage on printed mat
~, Is hereby so modified as TO read follows name
hi
Second: There shall be no word or communication
printed on the same after its publication, or upon the
cover or wrapper thereof, nor any writing mark
upon i, nor upon the cover Wrapping thereof, ex
eept the name, the date when the subscription ex-
pres, and the address Of the person To whom it is To
b sent
bEe, 4 And Be u further enacted, That on all drop
lep delivered within the limits Of any city town
y earren, under the authority Of the Post0fice De
ltment one cent each shall be charged for the re-
pelPt and delivery Of said letters, and no'more.
Approved, March 3, 1860.
, 1860-10-12

Al Act in relation To the return Of undelvered letters
in the Post ONCE.
BE snaeted by The Ssndts and House Of Reprssen-
lai'Oes Of TIE United States Of Amsrca IN Congress
S,eH6ed, That when any person shall indOrse any
ter bis or her name and place Of residence writer
Sefeoi, the same after remaining uncaled for at the
vnoe 70 which II is directed thirty days, the time
ne writer may direct, shall be returned by mail 10
10 writer and such letters shall he advertised,
not shall the same be treated dead letters until
tgned 70 the post office Of the writer and there re-
naming tuncalledl for one quarter.
Approved, April G, 1860.
, 1860-10-12
Health, strength and IIappIncs. arc Oh

Health, strength and Happiness are OBJ
taned by cleansing the Blood ofts impurities. Blood
we are told on the highest authority, is the Life ?
or at least, the medium Of Life to the Body and il Is
we know, the great feeder OF every part OF the frame
Thus the blood Is the great channel Of disease; cohse
quently good or bad state of the system or const
tuition is no more or less than good or bad state
the blood. We have made the composition OF the
blood our study and are satisfied that two twothrds
OF all diseases are caused by its impurities.
Believing the above facts, made ourselves ac-
quanted with the BLOOD CHEMICALLY with a view to
a reliable medical agent, that would correct all the
impurities Of the blood, and at the same time enectn-
ally cure all diseases arising thereirom. We have
succeeded beyond most slnguine expectations as
thousands can testify who have tried the virtues Of
the preparation known by all professional men as
HALLS SARSAPARlT.LA YELLOW DOCK AND
lODIDE OF POTASS.
Beware Of ignorant imitators The genuine is sold
everywhere by respectable dealers, in preference to
all others.
r. HALL 4 CO.,
Sole Propretors
6m3s ll3 and las Clay street.
, 1860-10-12
Lost,

ON SUNDAY LAST, SOMEWHERE BETWEEN
" Olympia and the residence Of John N. Low. on
Chambers Prairie, a POCKET MOM0RANDUM
BOOK, containing the following notes: j1int note
for $3.50 against Jos. Deaves and DR.. Rowland paya-
bic to the undersigned one against Levi II. Omit,
and another against H. d. Morgan, in favor Of Levi
II. 0futt or order. The book also contains receipts
and other papers valuable 10 none but the owner.
The public are cautioned against negotiating for
the above notes. their payment has been protested
By returning the book and contents to the owner,
the finder will confer favor upon the undersigned
and be literally rewarded
CHARLES GRANGER.
Olympia, Oct. II, 1860. 3:47
, 1860-10-12
Mrs. WinsIOW.

An experienced nurse and Female Physician, has a
Soothing Syrup for children teething which greatly
facilitates the process Of teething by spltenng the
gums, reducing all infamation-will alay all pain,
and Is sHre to regulate the bowels. Depend upon il
mothers IL will give rest to yourselves ard relief and
health 70 your infants Perfectly safe In all cases.
Sc advertisement in another column. 25y
, 1860-10-12

TUE PROPRIETOR has recently erected, IN con
nection WITH and as part Of the " Washington
Hotel a large two story buding-i0 BY 60 feet
by which he Is enabled TO provide the travelling puhlie
with larger number Of eapaciOus, comfortable and
exceently ventilated apartments than can be Afforded
by any other public house In Washington Territory
An idea Of his ability 10 Accommodate the public may
judged from the fact that the Hotel contains tWen
ty-hve private rooms-(exclusive Of family apart
ments)-sx Of which are large drawing rooms, or
parlors.
Thankful to the public for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended TO the proprietor and having thus
enlarged upon hia former basness he feels confident
be can render the sojoum OF strangers with him com
Portable and pleasant and no pains shall be spared 70
set his table as well as any 10 like business.
Beds and bedrooms furnished 10 such as may desire
them.
Board by the day and week. d.
good stable Is att1ched TO this establislfncnt
which will he amply supplied With forage for the
commodation Of animals Of the Savelng public.
share Of publio patronage Is respectfully soil
cited.
Olvmpia. Dec. 4, 1851.
, 1860-10-12
MOUND PRlTRIE ACADEMY.

THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD GIVE NOTICE
i that the Mound Prairie School will commence on
Monday the 10th inst.
They have employed Mr.. Hunt. graduate Of one
Of the New England Colleges, to take charge Of the
school. He is an experienced teacher He has taught
in the New England States, also in the Western aud
Southern States, aud some upon this coast.
Branches will consist Of the common Branches Of
Of English, Higher Branches Of English, Latin and
Greek.
Tuition will range from six to eight dollars accord
ing to the branches.
Board can be had at very reasonable rates.
J. ANTELL,
c. B. BAKER,
Directors.
Mound Prairie, W. T., Oct l, 1890. 46;s
, 1860-10-12
WOOD CHOPPERS WANTED.

COoD WAGES WILL BEPATD FOR CHOPPING
VI 500 cords of wood. number Of men can find
profitable employment by calling on the undersigned
at his place adjoining Olympia, -
Olympia Sept IS, 1850 3;6
, 1860-10-12
DIR. MATFHEW ?. BURNS.

oFTIcE oFPosTrE rHE NEu. STAGE oTrIcr, nArx
srREETr oLrhrIAs WI.
nR BURNS RETURNs THANKS TO TIE cITT.
IL zens Of Washington Teuiiory ior lho liberal share
Of p0bc patronage he has received ior No. La seven
years, while practicing Medicine and aarreTy In an
their various departments. .l - 49,
DR.. BIS Surgery j. furnished with a Complete a.
sortment Of Surgical Intirumcnil many 81 them new
and patented improvements of eminent SufrconI In
Europe
Or. BtHNs rerpcctfnlly Informs his numerous
friends that he has lowered bis nate Of charges 10 rf
The times. Cells PuEciHaly affcstc 70 Histf o. dat
Olympia, Dec. ., 1859. y
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Interesting ilo;n It.s>.a.

A letter from st Petersburg, # IL,
18th Of February, says: The election 81
deputies from the mobility to>k pIac,
lately in the chief towns OF ;ho various
governments. Ih,sc elections brought
t"gcthera great many -. he nobility. Ihi.
cascrncss is cxplaincI by Il" Importance
which is attached to the question Of lie
cmanc patton oi the pca,ant>--a lurs
ton referred 10 tie deputies from the
n 'tilily. Several reports aio ia yjrruia
ton as to the progress the question i
making, which exclusively ab@otjs IT,,
attention of the inhabitants. aud renders
them quite indifferent TO foreign politics.
| am IN a = ,sitl)n - Inform you that al
the preparatory measures for the rmnn.
cipatlon are COM pIttcd, and that III;
government will shortly make a decision
on the prInci pal points, and then viii fall
to the ground all the III n:lured reports,
that the Emperor has pc tponcd the
c:nanci patton for three years. The gov
r-nmcut is carefully Watching these " 10,
for an object which it is easy to under
stand, would avail tl,cMsvly,s Of every
expedent to para yzc the completion of,
work In which the futurr material anu
political prosperity e the Russian CA.
pirc il rnoaoeI
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nJ"A gen,lemau Ct miIiIe age Va
attack d with dei,rium .remcn-. He
tonight The surrounding snak"s 'or fcw
days, and then told hi, friend, that hc
was dead lie lay stretched upon hi, bed
for some minutes, when be arose, walked
into another room, and con planned thai
he had forgotten something 10 his viii.
lie added a codiyil, requesting his EN-
ployers to take his son into t cir employ.
mcnt as his successor il business. Ii.
returned again to the room. booked upon
the bed. aud began - rave tccAu-e his
body had been stolen, asserting that /,
left it upon tho bed few no'ncnis b.,
fore, and soHc Of the attendants had Ia
ken it away Soon the siupor cane on
him again, wien he laid hln.s,I! down,
aud the tongue tia, had before wildly
Insisted on it pOsscssor's d case, was
stlled in the cold embrace # death.
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j. Il. TURNER, in the prniris turmcr.
says that boxes one foot square aud <
inches high, made Of any old boards or
shingles, with the upper ed.vs sm.arsd
with gas tar will kc' p IF all bugs, We
have f"u"d by experience that tha boxes
alone arc goat protection, worth more
than thcir cost We would sugge.t that
perhaps common tar would answer the
same purpose as gas tar, and i: is much
more easily obtained in interior towns
Another benefit of ths boxes is that tic
vines. will grow much fastcr with than
without tlcm-tLus iasuring IN earlier
crop. Farmers try it.
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HOW A RID ASSOCIATION
PUILAD ELPlIIA.

4 BrpcroicRt Institution. rstGbbshrd By special en-
dowmeh for me rciicf Of the SICK amt distressed,
aFioted wifh 1ir.!cnt amt Epidenic diseases.
/ HE HOWARD ASSOCIATION in view of the NV ful
destruction ofhumnn life. caused by SeNualdiseascs.
several years directed their Consulting Surgco .
open spenSary inr the treatment o nS class of
diseases. in all their frns. and to give MEDICAL
ADVICE GRATIS to all who N ply by letter, with u
description of their cord tun. 4 occupations HABITS
of lille. &C. a; in of eX>remc poverty, to fCRN
ISL MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Directors OF thu Association, in tn late Annual
Report empress the highest satisfaction with the
which has attended the i'ors of their in the
cure of sicInEtot rlma, seminal clk ncss, G"irrr
hna. eject. Syphilis. the vice Of OIani,n If
Abuse. Diseases al the kdlcJ and Bladder. dc, AID
order cont na,nce Of the pin for the ensuing
An admri'lc report on Spernn,torrh ora. Seminal
VhncSs. ti" vice of butnis, Mast irritation, If
Nuse. and either sca-ts t" the srNal orglns, the
Consulting surgeon will / c sent ~ mail On sealed
rnNcl"lc.J FREE OF OH AnuE. on recent of TWO
ANS Ir postage. Adj irc>~. for report trcd:mct
bN. j. shl.LlN HOT CLIFTON. ACTIN su 'gron. How
ari Association, No. South Ninth Street. lhiale-
lhla. Pa. HIM
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E@TR A KS.
ESTKAY COLT.

TAKEN UP by David Crisman, at his residence
in Sugar creek Township. Cedar county, Iowa.
on the I'D day of November, A. u. 1853, BAY
COLI. vita lack main, TAIL and legs; white
mark on the right side 0. the forl head. and sup
posed to be one year oil last Spring, and sl-
praised at twcntv-ivr dollars.
.iLONZO SHAW Clerk c. c. Iowa.
TiptOn December, 4. -. lo59
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TWO ESTisAY COLTS

TAKEN t. ~ Merrill, Wiley. at his lesi-
Acnce in Inland Township, Cedar county, Iowa,
on the ID day Of hccrlAbcr. \. u. lsja. two
year old light bay horse colt, anI appraised at
$500. Also. one year old horse colt, very
dark mon grey. Win u small white spot on his
forehead AMI The lrlt hnd loot il White: and ap'
praised 1t $500 ALoNXD SHAW.
liptor Dec. 18th. 1883; Clerk {. {.
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LAND FOR sls.si.

TIE undersigned has four hundred and fifty
acres Of ahd tor safe. Wing il Cover township
Cedar county Iowa. near the new ferry, in see.
Sons humber ten. eleven, fourteen an fifteen.
wits iv" EnG Gw. Hing hnt;ors we'll finished with
one hundred and stN,nN acres under good fence
md one hundred and iiv" acres in Cutivati ion
ard Il stream OF hrvcr-taing wa'rr with Il mil
stat. Nj at " hlch Sljc rI'rrs tor ale in sua i
quantities ~" whole together. Seventy acres
OF the atu.c j. hyAN. ti!rh"r Land
ELIZABETH WOY.
Iauulry ilh. lsCC.
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TIE STATE OF IOWA, CEDAR corsry,

TIE sIAlE OF IOWA. CEDAR COUNTY, SIS:
IL Iooa d Co,rgiW and L7,tha CD,c.
gill:
" OF are hereby notified that, on Tie / ,.h d,r
L Of July, A. D. inj9 Ecll & Go. filed in the
t,cIk's Office of the District Count Of thu star,
of Iowa, in and for Cedar county n rc.i,iop
claiming "f Son the snm Of one Thousand lonr
hundred cighty-iiEc an - 100 dollars with :,
per cent. intrrest from 1aly 9th. /. ID. ,ss9 ~
money due on two certain promi. sorry notes
datod respectively June Ielh I>57 cXeca,rd h,
you t. the ofder If said Bel x "a: one for < ri
payable >N months after date: and the other f..
S'2', r@Ne'e SIX months als,r cate. and aka
for r9ast "t protest.
lruaic further notified Hat u ,ygi, Of attach
ih'ht Was issued against yo1 aud also an n,i,
ma notice. upon which said notice the -},eritY
made the ipiio"iug return VIZ: ..ru. within
named defendants, Doan Il Cowgirl ana J,ribn
ao"gliI not ihTnd in ms county o. laflri,., ;,
nat theicnp"n publication Of the tendency nf
thio SAT-, wa ordered by thu Court 10 be MIDI,
Now Unless You appear ahd answer to sail ne.
'I"li. on o. hriorr the first day of the next torn,
~ me SAID District Court. (Which term will he .
9@2"n and hoiGrn a lipton. il. said COUNTY ON
t"t u It M"hoaF in June, i. y. $500 fuariur,,,
VIII lie rendered against .ou thereon
CLOi y y VAN HORNE.
A.t"iac! 70. Plaintiffs.
February e. iG0-usw5
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! w'n:nl.isuKHi and IinnnNaX.

Francis v, bake OF No.!cna, durin.
the recent troubles in ltuIv ran ava,
from his d,.nin;on,, il hot haste. Say
the ihilndrLph'u Nrss:
instcaL OF retiring f:on Modem We
viii u,l ST, like gvntIuu.an, but Exc 40
honest man, Dukc Francis stole away like
comnou burglar. H. had all his pie.
lures elrcst,Uy packed up, xud adroujy
Struggled away out of the cJuntrY. lie
included in this collection, not only the
few works Of art which belonged to him
sell, bu. tnose Which belonged /, his
country, aud hung Oh th- walls 0: t.,
ducal palace in tie city VI Nol ma -
lie went to the Nu.cum an4 i.iyrar.
(Bb!ed'hcctt Lstense OF which Nugato.l
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sabbHth School TIoUls Published Inv This
House.

i"' Anniversary and sunday School Music Book, No
T. I'"ths - tunes 1nd hymns: Price :; cci.is lI
4',a'. lcr hundred. The Anniversary and sunday
Hc | Nus'c Book, No. =, contains IS tune. AR, r,Ii.:
i'-'" 'e'a each. dol ter hundred. I'll" An;iy,.,-
80 ""' sunday Music book. NJ. 3 contains
80 tu"r, and hymns; ;r.ur teeI,,, ,-,cn 3It
"> Anniversary and Adly-Scoul Mus c B.ak No.
j. i-L'" ready i contains 10 tunes and II, MI: rra
"'tH Slnday rhuui Music Book ea3.I ,i,..r X. '.
., ssssg "!"...oi@ cces, cn4sl.s :, times and
E'r.F-i r-Iay Mr-.c LDaA. ,a,l!: ~. .,,,
.:'2.s lures ana hymns. r.icc cet No. cnul3tns
- t1'eS II i hFf!;s: Ii"g cents eT.t - - = ma.
$50 - Ca" CO..; rt.I. IAs ; .As:4>vi, nt J.. Il r..r
"''is 80 tunes and hymns; lnre T. crnts each i IL,
'' .."'' = ~ -, $50 c"its "t~ csu4t4> bat,i,b
~ c&1:Sctch' y Il liars per hu|!rri Ga a,.l4,,i
s.-,'' - -'','-.-.'r> S = c;5 !c. r.r.~.. -
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New Muse :..'.Safah Jane lie .".-Sons
and thuiHS.
\ VERY BEAUTIFUL FLOWING MELODY, with
easy acc'mlHn mrnt t: can lie sung ~ children rs
"el as adults. and will lcconp Of the most
"Inar songs OF the day 'Htimt 1t uf the words rN-
ccicnt. Price - cents nailed free Just published
~ HORACE WATERS.
May -. ltoa No. 333 Broadway, New York.