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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-07

BLospIN's RIVAL The Canadian ..States
man thus speaks Of the new rivalto Blondin
Some having doubted his ability to perform
remarkable feats Of strength, we might say tc
these al, Niagra, that after his lecture at Bow.
manyille, he threw 120 pounds over his head
with one hand, threw a sixty pound weight
90 feet. held ont at arms length 60 pound
wcight'on each little finger, Supported him
seif by his hands and feet, aud allowed a rocl,
weighing about 300 pounds to be placed on
his chest and broken with a sledge, drew
against twelve men, and many other extraor,
dinary feats. Should an opportunity offer
We. woqh refenmeUd als afget and itcaf a4pd
seciiiin
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-07

The Telegraph Line is extended to 81.
Paul, and IN operation, thus giving large
portion Of Minnesota the ADVANTAGE Of teic-
graph eotWnGnfe9ticn .ithfir whole aditiitsy
sNnin and thst
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-07
POWERS & COLEMAN,

A TTONNEyS s. COUNsELLOFS. AND
IA GENERAL COLLECTING AGENTS. Office in
Over,nans block, Cedar Falls, Iowa. 1:tf
j. d. POWERS, D. J. COLEMAN.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-07
BUSINESS CARDS.
DARIUS ALLEN.
JOHN III. BROWN.

NOTARY PJHL1C, Cedar Falls, Black iIawE
y County Iowa. REAL ESTATE lSsrR sscE ~ASp Col,
LECTION AGENcY. Real Estate bought and sold Take
paid for residents in all the Northern Counties OF Iowa
Titles Investigated Collections made and proceeds remit
ted promptly on favorable terms.
q -.a. RRFERENCEs. .r- ..E
Hon. Thos s. Wilson, Hon. D. s. Wilson, Dubuque, Iowa
Messrs Greene Merritt & Co. Bankers Cedar Rapids,
f. Clark ESQ Pres Branch State Bank, Iowa City.
George Fisher Esq. Scranton, Penn.
A. II. Miller, Esq. Spencer, N. Y.
Dr. Geo. Sprague Sec'y Ohio Stock Co. Butler Co.
DR.. s. A. Bishop, Peter Meendy, Cedar Falls, Iowa.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-21
6. Sabrgana.
Tie German ADvERT,sEn
Seeinsuusen.

a Ssetnsuusen. e
Ter Gntscr srlGtnt iersi a9rrseH, Ssnntsse auese>
aenmen, ,um wesaii,psu Susepripnsrrets ~ GtS,
iarIbar an bic rsip ardss IN lSprer Sprau3
lsapnaB. In;,sra pnetn uncr frlst,ccn SseIpsrustn
&uInapnt 0gmasst 0ariduue 10 ieilen ipeni>
ser ~ eiS ipeiniIlss 10 efs creiaaIiSe 90 ,ine
arpdt 40. siEea Ypnat $zau ertI lpl.f $4oU frds
Dtprae Ss,Oei peii lpnae S,200 in ,erei; abrli,t,r
Sprsobe,atWBs. ansttseu, ce HAT s,slbsh pcrluesri
rrIprn trhIs, lpsyrsa anti sz5.oa per 5a5r serttnst
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-21
Sameu' s'amsrit. padstfabrt. aetiea. @eleutatt
SnnIpfici)iffabrt


5ambnrs unn @sp 9tprf, eia zuutbampt,u
srnit:elt Bar auf tas Splipee aebautn uno I,
saneis s'n9erIttsn sroBen eilernsn 9cifcanlpfhiTe
Sorn Ia. Z00O Sons, Capt lrantmanu.
9ammCpia. 2000 5pus Gapt. S6wenleu
Sarpnia, 300 1Uns, Capt. @blsrs.
Obise pesen ibrrr ltues uno slidIisn tabrtsu ribm
''@r ssanne DampIl&lHs wsrpen rs9eImaBs am
Grtsn uno 6imljebntsn jepen Wonats
uon Asp BORT bambura pa Soubanppu trp.oir, uns
nrbmen Ydlasiers Stem sjprf nab
Samburs, 9dpts, spneOn ans Sputbanrtou
81 fcIstneta Yreiien:
@rhs &siats sIoo
SmstIs Sdlute 55
Smif 6ehetd 35
BON Sambure naeb sssip gIort:s
GrHt Gaiate slI2.5e 3ms,ie 6. Ilte So awjfh,ub,1
St6j "Seseu Yainse ipgnpr man iid al
q. H. RIdDare, SoaS w. Gmp,
100 Sscobwa3 ReD ger:
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-21
3 t tts.
(8Ort eBnn9 fp!st.)

Die trauri9en 3ulanee i'm Nayrrlaur
Siertrintsr Cn Der 3rituns leenp): :, w,,a
mat mFer, mas unlers 3tsieruns rentt; pa bat
llt wi'eer oor9clhIassn: ,G;n Mae ,far aam,
Oeutl6lanr." oaS 1T nod III wsnis! . ua,'
9elhrlotsr, iie lttauten auf Die 6inan,, II. penn
0aS ut roh msbr alS raurig, wenn mam le,u
muB, paB auf bDthitsn Seiebl w,eree nrc y,otoi(-
l0us SnIanterlt osriebt wcrern linp!
Der aite Strrit mer arS6er lei, Gdinrr
coer Sofbe, mar in elmer Gst llihof. britio ent.
trannt uno SttllerS ,,6nnolSub" murp, or,
mif9s"Ommsn. Shla'rs anbanstr webrter NIB
taper, aver Iie erla9tn, uno mles Gin uupo,
teuIthtr trht in rie Wriel,bait, man w1bt, inn
gum Shiererihter.
e' ut t.ins 6raA', sntitirb ciclsr, rek e5Stbe,s
0ault 9rOBer N, ais S6aers lcanplaub.
= @'ti&madiahe Cine ,u S,nostr.r y5i,.
Carolina, l'Ss"be 9tt9erin laust ldru lrit meb.
rersn SNc'p'n etn GIErihen, paS .tr 0emanD
gum prasnt sematt Eat = liz 0,osrm,lA
l3iaSt tti Dem Sdwtn6en, eas pld unp ,stt
SewOros" it, pOrtr.iHib an.
= Sin 98lnf fir iun8e e.ute pcn rer Nrrs
nSaus unO Sraus." QusItw,ii1uo ,,rnrf,, f..
'usFlt pbYIi'6sn, Oann mOra,ldsu unp ,mlest f
nanntlrn Sassnilmmsr. Naot6,r Ihw;upr, il.
Der 9eOsbaltsI TN 6eIcntas.
- D:utlbe Delegation. 4ui Ter hpmctr,t-
tpsn NatIonIi Gonpenton in Gbarleltpn n,r ,,,-
lereS 2SIl 'h0 ts'n 'lnjlses / uilher SeI,,ot snf
Or repuDlltaniItnen eunYentipa IN "a,
DC" ""s'ld9e '~""pS Cru'idse sewelcu lsjn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-21

unaeh n'nt gemSbnt, trfd6pft ,uIommeubrod
nurinfe sr ges'n Die fsn, uup flrttcrte rorop ,,,
P0r' Sn esmisltsn guaentlid srt6nts Die Stimme
'sS @'et5oo'lfsa, Der S6ue fraGtc aus pem Sn.
'er" esroor, unr aHpmaum itiir,te RON Der 5sn,
petsn pteris Stanse sr sten srreibt binuntsr
eef h1 aber ris Nannrr pcu brsm s5hr,f .r.
poi'h 'onntsn, lpran4 CT mseer emppr. fIpb nm,
o'f pope etHjaununs tsrum, unp trot eprt ki,t,r
e,neh Far1fn Sdumltamm. ron no aus er pis
Nudif'te Der Sute bsi6iestu une iere aInnt
"aoe Dem Gluf: gu ati6nripen fonn,e.
ptsretn foletsE ibm Sabrens upp Farmer R,,
of''s ae'f db'ttt AMI ras Saus gu. fsf sntIdlul.
,sn' is'n Sinp Zen 5dnecu res Serfuloten ~,
ehtrs'B'n, rellsn rdtbieIbaftfs Setraaen III p,ut.
n0p 'une sae, ME sr iih irsenp elmer Stulp rie
N0esrts frstlt NOD n,ht tannts t,pust f;b,,,
Surud Ia rtff ltm 8rmrn aus fem J,,u ,
eh'seSsn, 'u'ud, mcnn Gu@ Guer srten list ~
"'s'' @'no 8tet mir beraus, rief gtpbets ID,
9essn, Die tsircn Iichen last aus r,m I'm,
IVY l""'r GO eu@ gu, d. babe giittts ssscn
eu~, : 'n os9rsiIe uictt einma, mas pics Nu,s
osefuts" lru, abrr Jbr bait auf ben Supion,r
selnellsn = sF 1T Siut eshpiftn unp i'd mill be-
S.'esr pom sinem Orte nsbmen, wpbiu Sie uibt
palifn = sett MIR meiu Rlnpl
5urud ca! ltrs 8Smfrn probeno uns Bob
rir Su6ie. WV
Marion mari fit ibm atsr in bic grm. nm,
rtcf fs enc: um @pttes gHuer : M,onn
prut Sbr msinsn Batter msrpsns
S@an MIR Die Etrntn ppm 6als, Cotton rirf
Der pre'i9sr arsctl6 = tSre uur. pte DIR Norr
orauBsu an prr 5bure riitsIt - sin 0bn5 n,e
lle Den Sturm mot ,ufammen prrlubt bob,n
lenlt patt's unS hos btFpmmsn FSuncr. Seat ons
~srt = pie Nfdr&en mIlTen aebunpen w,rpsu
= ptren Arms pirfen ms uiht mrhr h;rns,,,,
rem = unp i"w'iSen ie nidt, aud aetnrbr,.
eSr eaoen nur mob rini9c Wiuuten frrie 3s,t
unS Ole mullen mir tcnuscu.
"u. ;: pn'fs! ldbrieen unp fIcbtsn bic bebeu
Sunsfrausn ais iie iib pon Sen rnuhrn asnD,a
oet Mannrr srfaft uno ssfc0tlt iIbltcu.
Nanter S6nft. tubts Der alte 9lptcrts uue
rib nit Der js'aft rcr Ssr,rriiluna an Der eidcu,
abur. nm ndt cen Ginsang ,u er,pinasn, ,pSbrrup
So'efsnS ecfes'lfurmte, 10 Dem 6reunpc ,u bsIfeu.
nno 9hrptr irlbit, 70 irtr sr iidh aub pzrt p,.
leete @nTre9uHg 9ridwlGt flblt., nab eiusm
rrllh abSebauensn @if sriH, unp Dem !6aule ~.
sisfe nn ieinrn fbwdcbsn Arm rteufalls Dem @a.
TER gu ltbeu. 9bs aber bic Mduuer rie Nsu,
nosrt'ettfrt uno Die ibIre erreiht battcu. mar.n
aun Ole i6waetsn, sitternpsn @itpcr Der beipen
uhs'ua'lcsen oOn itarttn Seilsn umwuupeu, unO
Towlcn riff trpteno ans:
S'nnet Guerc 2ippen nod III einem loilf,lbr,,,
unp ip lfeirBs BEN nlten wsibtSgfiaen Narreu p,r
bler an Der SCtwele tcbt, mir cin,n Sunn ~, ~,
@naS' Vnare fliitrrte @aricn lele unO at.
ttrnp - Grbarmen.
(6prt eBnn9 fp!gt.)
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-21
Ssne ~ iribibft
ltnp

Saserbier Salcn.
Sem Sublitum Die ersettnits Nn,eise, sas Der
uItsrssidntte in ieinem oault am Nlsn Diarft
Dem 6ilhmarft 9sSeniiter, elnr gBirtbibaft ustit
Va9srbisr' Salrn erritbtet bat, wc;ebh er G6
frcuen wirb, iene 5reunpe uno pas Yubl,fum i'm
Nu9snieinen nit ben belten WeirGntsn bepienen
sl t6nnsn. SIorenee WiIIsr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-21

>. Sraus, gs. 2 Grdanse Sipd, empfeblt
isin re,Hbaltises saser ppn dhten Yranpies.
iranSSfldssn 8ptb- unp S4de. NStinsn. uup maobt
namentlttt aui ie n sruess Saser ron rirect im-
perttrtsn ebampl9rsr- nnp Hpe,n. g3sineu aui-
merriam.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-21
Office Der 3tihMcnp, ga.
&n0er ier=S Sraueret,
9(p. l9U Mainifr

tnen Sludre pberbas Der Yrlt>SfTet.
va @uftrGae, rlt punftlib auSaeubrt wercsn iraen
mliisn nat rirler Siiite stianei ptrrcn
.. .. Gussnidnn, f5a5rifaat
NS. sNr baben tinsn sropcn @crratb Bier auf Qdasr
GOnraett fur udd,tn CONNER aur Na1er. 8itr fpnnsu
i8On ieHt FUR itee Nuar!iiai :ss:itbInitn werrtn
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-21

OampIlhtfIabri ;p'ltsn 9ichniOnp u. Ns.p yort.
'e Seiern srrgsn ane 6eQem tlserltein ee- Eanipi.
lNini nJantsprI" HRe ,,Jpdnc prrpeu crn rci,,uhen
rtlrIY i GaIaIt nci 2eir uip steI $s uuo mn pl
t4'H9ru ~' Lis >IIfeepn" vtriaet l0rea lSbalt al
0'oH.s leetn Giends UNI Ipf aatM;aas pa nc plt
'puhpit fprn 6rruas Uni ilpr AbrncS ppn SIty HeuI
aplas.! 2ptr eap rgiers OamrpU tenuBsn pl bar ,,t
'ti 'th unIfiftpatIsn eIa 5aprbIua iu lDlrn.
of1pI 4pap Piui9i shyenpaen unp plaiIi,t StfSrptu
yaII9estIe aaa 9iOlrOlt S2.oU.
81,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-21
MONTICELLO HOTEL
opI
Simon Stciulein,

Sasatrl @erlte, S.arts, &a1et. Gnsa,, NbeeO.
abe nsb tihtr Rsnse ariitsl @armsr,ssu gu.
lssnt. &c. 'e. jtm Str,ouf bsi S. Is. gyijner. Mot.
G5eHSns ub e'alpne G3Ias Sars, beunpsrs FUR i'm
IefIlUnep une eanerreo paenb nD bel spsI bsiebasn
Auaniiat unisr SasrItrres iu babeR tsi
ffifhtr Mnt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-21

urbertafins
Der nter,tityerf III itE ia sianeS iehtn guftraa IN
t'ntn Sraatie auSinbrea uni rar 10 bllia dls mpaib
Ght Muspibl ron 70 u: aen III JprtpiorrMc perri6Ia
Sn neu.r, gutter epi ienpasen nit einem aursn lTt-
SCR lne rubistr Yftrrtu fur elipaIae, Csseraub
Elf AuImerIanfu peiri-S Sjubabern H. ,Elueu wirs
9r-l1Iet aut Rnt s.rBs aHslpLbl ppn Ndragtn
ausbslfsSia ssa Soueae Stublcn u Sprna> lratraten
WHe pron'pt es'eISi GraRrte GIube,
Srcaer.. Vdr Der sita 5iIase
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-21
@ea NistmonS, ga, seontas, sem 81. ssai 1860.
Scfauntm,acbnnacu.
@ehm9s aesS = fteleL.aoacr.

Der unter:et6nrtr er;autt iitt itinen perrhr
ten SuneeR une pen rrrtsn pueum usbaust n rsitb-
saltlses Wager ron lbt perten Siitisln unp Sbubtu
better Snaaf trsesenf ia snpttsn. Srltsluisn iptrpsa
PROMPT une icbner ausSeiubrt
0sprse GeufeI
Rp 15S ybrraoitr., 9snetic 6ctel
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-21
u. "A. FACCHE,
tsoa paTis),
dbrmadltr une SeweiItr

v III !" NJ tt HllF = n e Ter
23S Srrae> nabe Der ateu Siras.
g. y. Gau6e, Der ieitsvisrauoapau,i, P,sr,, ., So,
srtE hprenS niS 9sptllt:. gttafisn YOn gsrs. Gjsn
germ &hmcpes ett nleist iu nspea bar sr ss SrcsrI
tn strari'seS Ws'sdEt eroGnst bat o ltd sueu tre 1it
IN s'n si3aTI ei'iasgpe atrpsrm Saeb entsrasn;,i.
aspmth nhO t|lI SalrHorapat ausflpren ,u fsnnen
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-12-15
Letter from WhatcOm,
WHATcoM, w. T.,
Dec. 4. 1850


Mr.. EDIroR:-A Republican news
paper in this portion OF our country has
heretofore heen an institution heard of,
but not often seen. / must, therefore,
congratulate you as the first and only
Editor in this Territory who has the
courage and independence to unfi,rl
the great Republican banner to the
breeze.
That such an organ is much needed,
cannot be denied, and as the "ancicnts "
have, prior to this time, had unlimited
sway and almost unparalleled success
in all their undertakings in Washing
ton Territory, It's to be hoped that the
advent of the STANDARD will produce a
change in their we'll laid plans, and al
so, by placing Republican principles i'll
such light before the people, bring
many into the Republican ranks who
otherwise would blindly follow the
leaders of one or the other factions of
inc cl'dcvant Democratic party.
We also want Il medium land hope
IN your paper that want will be sup
l'lcD through which we can, to some
extent, rciutc the foul ISLANDERS cast
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-12-15
Notice to Donation Claimants
OF WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

OF WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Moore; than Fourteen Hundred Donation TNs
Vl pers, Qualifications and Final Proofs,) are
now lying in the pgeon-holes Of the Registers Of
fec, upon which certificates can be issued as soon
as FULL and COMPLETE COPIES ARE MADE.
To do the whole of that work would require tho
constant labor of the Register from two to three
years, provided that he had no other duties topper.
form. But when it is known that twO-thirds Of
his time is occupied with conflicting donations and
presumption cases, persons having donation papers
in the office may well look to the future f0f
their certificates and Patents Believing that many
would prefer having their donations completed
now, ratcr than wait for the indefinite ''cOursc Of
human events, and being well acquainted with the
business, | am prepared to make out papers and
procure Certificates for claimants in all parts of tho
Territory. will also atcndt the preparation and
filing Of dccaratOry statements and final proofs for
prescriptions. and drawing maps ofclams and Town
ships from the original surveys, fOrthosc desiring
them. For preparing the papers and procuring
certificate for donation claim. where there is no
conflict, my charge is FIVE dollars. For preparing
andfi ling dccaratory 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 tho
Donation Law. cannot be too careful to see CertiRs
Gates are issued. \. NJ. POE,
Nov. ~, 1860. C3a1 Olympia, ". T.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-12-15

A Union meeting will he held to
morrow. at Stantons, Virginia.
Six hundred minute men with fire.
men. paradcl in Il torch-light process
ion ut Charleston, Oh the l4tl, in honor
Of secession.
A Charleston dispatch, i'll the n. y:
VorM to day, SAYS South Carolina will
NOT back down, and is virtually out of
the Union now. -,
senator Chestnut will preside over
tbe South Carolina Convention.
A Sword is to be presented to Judge
Magr,th.
Another violent meeting was held
,t Charleston on the nj yht of Nov. 10Th.
The Palmetto flag WAS raised.
A letter from Mr.. II. Strong's cotton
house in Charleston, received in WASH
ington Nov. 18th, says: There is re-
ally TO unanimity for secession; even
South Carolina business men, artisans,
merchants, and all professional classes
are decidedly opposed to secession.
Cushing's brig the Joseph cray sails
to Liverpool under the Palmetto flag
to day.
"A Millcd-cvillc dispatch of Novcm-
Der 18th. SAYS it is understood that
Governor Brown, a. II. Stephens, and
II. V. johnson, iudorsc the Georgia
Convention bill us prepared by Joint
Committee.
Such was the feeling of the people
in Savannah that it was hard work to
prevent the crowd Selling Fort Pulaski.
Two Days Later.
A Washington dispatch says that
Minister McLanc has resigned and
that Gov. Weller has been appointed
in his place as Minister to Mexico.
Affairs are more quiet at the South.
A dispatch from Columbia, Novcm-
Der 18th, says that Orr and others
Union mcn-ncithcr cooperate with
nor oppose the secession movement.
Meetings were being held in different
parishes of South Carolina in favor OF
secession.
An Augusta dispatch of the 17tl'
says there is little opposit' on to scccs.
sion in Georgia, although the masses
are favorable to Il occasional particiPa-
ton. A meeting of all parties held i'll
Mobile, November 10th, which unani.
mously favored secession. Resolutions
to await the action OF others were voted
down.
A State convention of the Baptist>
was held in Montgomery, Alabama,
Nov. 18th, which resolved to favor dis
union, and sent the resolutions to the
Governor of Georgia.
The panic i'll money matters is no
worse.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-12-15
Wayside Gatherings,

The Portland Oreyonion has changed
proprietols, and is now owned by Hen
ryL. Pittock, Esq for many years fore
man in that office. Mr.. =. intends to
publish a daily paper in connection
with the Orcgo"ion some time in Janua-
~. The editorial control remains as
hcrctoforc-undcr Col. Drycr.-Thc
Portland Duly AdrcrtiScr comes to us
cnlarge4 aHd et i ea4:i x fovrr.
Geo. l.. Curry, Esq, has formed Il CO.
partnership, with S. j. tcCormick in
its publication, and the proprictors an
nouncc that they will soon issue week
~ paper to be called the Orrgon 1drcr-
fser.-Julian, who murdered Brady,
on the Columbia river, some weeks
since has been arrcstcd.-A monthly
paper, devoted to medicine ndsurgcry,
is soon to be issued in Portland.-A
soldier named Burk was accidentally
shot at Vancouver, few days since
while engaged in drill with one of his
comrades.-Scnator Ncsmith left on
the steamer of the 10th for Washington
City.-A correspondence Of the Lon
don Times, calculates the age of the
great California tree Ga Part Of which
was i'll the Crystal Palace) at 6,4OS
ycars.-A new steamer is being built
at Portland to run on the Columbia
from Des Chutcs to Priests Rapids.
THE steamer Ranger with a pleas
ure party from Steilacoom arrived ut
this place on Sunday evening last, and
returned the next day.-A meeting
was held in Brownsville, Oregon. on
the oath ult,, to make arrangements for
the building of another WOODEN Facto-
~, at some point in Linn County,
Mr.. James L. Baker, a hunter who re-
sided on Useless Bay, was drowned on
Thursday last by the Capsizing of a
boat between Volcano Point and Ska
git Head.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-12-15
notice.!

WE hereby give notice to all persons indcbt-
w cd to
BY ACCOUNT OR NOTE,
to call and settle. We will take Wheat or Oats in
payment of accounts ut current rates. All ac-
counts not settled by the 18th day of December
next, will be left with the proper officer for colcc-
ton.
WARD & HAYS.
Tumwatcr, Nov. II, lsGo. l:tf
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-12-15

upon us by the "grcat untcrriiicd. and
to advocate the claims of the Pacific
coast Which have been for the past
eight years so outmgcously neglected,
and that too, by the very party who
have promised so much.
Now. Mr.. Editor, must tell you one
thing that occurred here last week. On
receiving the gratifying intelligence by
last mail of Mr.. Lincoln's success i'll
many of the States, a few Republicans
assembled, brought out the big gun,
and gave ten honest Republican rounds
for the "Rail SPLITTER and his party.
SO much for WHATCoM.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-12-15

TO Statesmen and Politicians.
TWELFTH EDITION NOW READY.
A Political Textbook for 1850.
Comprising a Brief View Of
Presidential Nominations and Elections:
Including
ALL TIE NATIONAL PLATFORMS EVER YET
ADOPTED;
Also,
A History Of the Struggle Fespect1nG
slavery In tho Territories,
AND or THE
ACTION OF CONGRESS- AS TO THE FREEDOM
OF THE PUBLIC LANDS.
With the most notable Speeches and Letters
Mcssrs. Lincoln, Douglas, Bell, Cass,
Seward, Everett, breckenridge,
II. V. johnson, etc, etc.,
TOUCHING THE QUESTIONS OF THE DAY;
Returns ef Ill Presidential Elections sinss
1850.
"a Political Text Book for 1860, compiled By
Horace Greedy and John +. Cleveland, Price ST.
We have received this work from the publishers,
and find it full and complete collection Of facts
bearing on the Presidential contest. Beside re-
cord Of all the Congressional Caucauscs, National
Conventions, Platforms, &c., down to 1860, with
the letters Of acceptance Of the several candidates
it contains the memorable speeches and votes Of
prominent public men. At the close 10 presented,
at a single view, the vote by states and counties
throughout the Union Of every Presidential cleo.
ton since and including 1870, with the latest votca
for Congress and Governor. We are confident
that so large an aggregate Of current political In
formation was never before embodied in s.nglo
volume Il Butler, (pa.) American.
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Territory Of Washington, In the Dist. Court of
County Of Thurston. the I'd District

NVHHFI VI HUI NFVH' J VIC III I7IsITICt
To ANDREW WILLIAMS: You are hereby no
tilted that William l.. Smith has filed complaint
against you, Geo. Drew and Caroline Il. X. Drew,
in said court, which will come to he heard ut
the first term of said court, which shall commence
more than three months after the 3Oth day Of No.
vembcr, 1860, and unless you appear at said term
and answer, the same will be taken rs confessed
and the prayer thereof granted. The object and
prayer of said complaint is to forccoscn mortgage
in favor of plaintiff the land claim Of Geo
Drew and Caroline Il. r. Drew.
b. F. KENDALL, Atty. for PIT.
November so, 1860. 3m3
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CHARLES A. CRANE,
ADVERTISING AGENCY,
NO liz MONTGOMERY STREET,
'ctwccn Washington and Jackson, up stairs, op
posite Lyceum Theatre.
san Francisco, California.
AGENT FOR
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TUMWATER!

IA in the town Of Tumwatcr, on Monday even
ing. Dec. 3lst, 1860. All are invited to attend
the call is Notwithstanding adopted the plan of
advertising in place Of giving out tickets. hope
none will consider themselves sighted in the least.
Tickets -; 90. JOHN {. CARROLL.
Tumwater, December 18th, 1860. 5:t3
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OLYMPIA WAGON MANUFACT0R,

Stuart & BlaclIShCar,
N7OULD inform tlccitizens Of lym- ca ~
w pia and the surrounding country Sl1>---
that they are now manufacturing WAGONS. AK
RIAGES and BCGGlES of all descriptions, from
tho best of imported material, by experienced work.
men, for which WHEAT will taken in exchange.
delivered ut the Tumwatcr mills. Shop corner ID
and Chinook Streets.
OLYMPIA. December 9. 1850 4tf
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BE We are under obligations to
to Cap. Fleming, W. l.. Clancy, Esq,
and Il. NJ. Reed, Esq, tortilcs of papers.