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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-09

CkNTER MARkEr.--The Market place presented
quite cheerful appearance this morning The
early hours We're pleasant, particularly the sales
hours, for then the cool breeze circulated in the
gangways, and the market was tolerably com
Portable, and housekeepers taking advantage of
making purchases, in order to get away before
the midday, when the heat would become op-
Pressive. Before noon the gangways Were de-
serted, and dealers packed up to leave. The sup.
ply was ample and Of excellent quality and prices
were generally moderate. The dealers would do
well II they would prevent boys and others from
throwing melon rinds in the gangways in front
OF their stands. The safety Of their customers
should be looked to by them, and a little sncb
attention would made them many friends
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-09

Coon PLACE FOR SOME OF OUR oNE-HoRsE
POLITICIANS TO EMIGRATg ro-WHo WILL GO, .
The Alexandria Gazette Of this morning has the
following:
An Office Going Begging The county Dor
ton OF Alexandria seems unfortunate in the cleo
ton Of constables. In May, Richard Williams
was chosen, but he declined to serve, and another
election was held In July, when Geo. Veitch was
chosen. Veitch has neglected to qualify, and
will, 1t Is said, decline the office, and SO render
another election necessary"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-09

The GRAND PRIZE Picnic to come of al Ana.
lostan Island, on Monday next, at which one
hundred pieces Of jewelry are to be distributed
among tcket-holders, must be one Of the pic-nics
Of the season that we read about. The idea OF
striking lead Of ready made jewelry so near the
city and at 80 nice place as Analostan Island is
certainly not hard to entertain. For particulars
of the picnic see advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-09
WANTS.

WANTED-A good journeyman BAKER. Ap
w ply at HAVENNERS' Bar street. IL
WANTED-A good home for q very capable
w hcalhy COLORED BOY, IS years old. 10
serve until he is thirty Strictly limited to the
District of Columbia Apply at this Office.
q o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-09

Our CITIZENS were thrown into a great stat,
OF excitement not long since by the arrival of tb.
Japanese and also OF the Chicago Zouaves. Nov
that they have left the city and all the sensatioT
has died out one Of the only persons in town VIII,
Is creating furore 10 Mr.. Finley, corner of and
Seventh streets, opposite Post Once, who has Jus
received something entirely new in the way o
fine cut chewing tobacco from Michigan, and ais.
other choice brands Of tobacco and cigars DIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-09

CkNrkAL OUAkDHousK CAsEs.-The following
cases were disposed Of by Justice Dom: Edward
Smith. vagrant committed 70 the work house
Dan Dugan, John Dugan, and Susan Dugan were
arrested for being drunk aud fighting; thew were
each required to pay fine and costs OF SII rs.
and a commitment to the workhouse made out,
to take effect In case Of failure to pay.
STOLEN PRArkR Books "A number of PRAYER
books stolen from st. Mathews Church. have
been recovered, and are now At the ONCE Of Jus
tce Hazen, opposite WiIlards' Hotel, to be iden-
tilted. The person charged with the larceny has
been taken, and 10 awaiting q hearing in the
county Jail. II is novelty In thieving about
these parts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-09

The CRY COUNCILS OF ALEXANDRIA were called
together yesterday afternoon, to take into consid-
Grafton the proposed action Of the Board of Pub.
lie Works Of the State Of Maryland, in determin.
ing to force upon the directors Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal, an increase in the rates of toll.
on canal navigation. No quorum was present in
either Board, and the Councils Adjourned over
until to-day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-09

The ANNAPOLIS ROUTE TO THE GREAT EAs-
TERN AS there seems to be considerable inquiry
back by the Annapolis route, we insert the fol-
lowing statement which has been furnished us,
for the benefit Of our readers:
Fare to Annapolis, and return. 80 90
From Annapolis to Ct Eastern, and return.. rs
Total to Great Eastern and back......s % IS
Fare to Baltimore and Great Eastern, and
Fare To Annapolis Junction, and return. >. 81 10
From Junction TO Annapolis, and return so
From AnnaPolisto CT. Eastern, and return. rs
Th'se prices include the fare on the big ship
the Great Eastern.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-13
oi worrOnoro NEW MExrcANyoLuNTEERs

will b. in the Of Canada Rio Arrba County, ON the
i5i ana In lecoote, haal oounlyon the 25 october
lo tne plrsDse paying lhose Youneeff who were called
Hat ll icting GOvenOr Mstervy In 1854 The personal
d aYsuiaH Of every 0nlcr and Soldier srcqared
CARY II. FRY
y aaalFd, MN H Nf Payaae5E Y SA
ayit tnoes eth, 1890. i fti l0hh Wt4f
-3 81 4alta gl i}sstaet IfHlh'4NafH ffHN
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-13
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Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-13

H ffY''"' fifftf1nf rIfHyIf HNN NNfiNIII.
y Re B rqmfmteged Tat on hc 18th day Of laA Anggti
m SO oi1Ai cott, the same bang tie ist day yoi sjil
qQnA tpqislgsiqt@lgF wa made ia tAs ap9Ie sp'leo
TAh ahy m4ihesAld caipltlnantib ha 6wbfopr per.
Nq, qqd X Appearing plilo sltslae9a ~ ig yolt lihl
R5trif Smith bd6 dt de sii oiehiinh mot resheni
Of the Territory Of New MeNeo blt resides leyoIt uelmts
boeo thai The gnify sqbpSlai 10 eAanqry fanno BE-
served upon MINI. II ncofderel had Guig by The
court ibat the said elenant enter Ms apledae ~ iht
above entitled cause, which s bill to enforce a partition
,h conveyance rim the SAID HAcndans 10 lc SAID complain
agi Of one iaf pi c lnlorest Of The lae Hugh N smith
to ctttain tsea lind lde IN the county San Miguel
ierrur fofsad before The afsi Dag Of e mkt term
ot th cap 70 be iaggnanl hel Chs rotr house IN ia
riy q sintaF 70 Taf0rl Of New Mexico dh thc ~ Aoa
hy Mlfl negiani plea' Answer demer IN eempait-
ants hl o. Cue ALL bill sill be taken qs confessed aA 70 him
70 fuflitfrie and Adjudged that Publication 10 10 ID,
ob c ahpfc ODER fr our successive times some We ky
new n per- luhshei in the Territory Of New Mexico, the
iio h made at leis four weeks beire The ritday Of the
eti crm VI this court aud that number Of said paper
containing publication, De mailed directed 10 said de
eudani al lexington No.. together with true copy o.
said bill. Witness, the TT
Hon. kirby TENPbIcT Chief Justice, z
and Ex-0Fric4o presiding Judge Of the
f. hrst julicihl district court and the
seal Of said court this lAt day Of
i't September, A. D. 1850,
~ tH" N sAh1 Eiusos, Clerk.
Sept l5-l.ii r. iil af.i
, 1860-11-30

An Act making Appropriation for The current an,
contingent Expenses of the Indian Department, ani
Tor ialhing Treaty stipulatons with various lndai
-lnnd and .lxll-one. - 4.
, 1860-11-30
laws q ne UaIted states.
frr kUrHoRITT.l


An Acf 10 amend ~ Act approved The third day oi
March, one Thousand tight hundred and foTtyseVen.
onlillcd, = An Act 10 establish q Port Of Entry at
sauIi., n iuo state Of Texas, and for other Par-
~ a n,aciei bFfkf Ssnofr and House qf Rgprrsoa-
tdIirii ~ NJ Uniled Slaiss II 4msToa IN coRgrsss
asafmbfa That the surveyor Of customs Of the port
ol Corpus Chrsii IN the district Of Saluria. in the
state of Tens, Be- and the Is hereby, discOutn-
ucd, and d1putY collector shall bc appointed, accord
ing % law lor de sad poTt Of Corpus Chr-ii, with
lhs sane poEen the deputy collectors at Aransas
and Sable within said State provided In sections
third and loulih Of The act Of which this Is The amend
nonl The compensation Of the deputy collector a
copGs Cisi shall Be- a de nate Of hye hundred dol
hrs per annum, and The ices prescribed BY law not n
eEceed Ia The aggregate, in any year the sum o
hltcon hundred dollars.
Approved June Ic, 1880
, 1860-11-30

An Act ~ he Relief Of Congressional Township
Number Two. North, Of Range umber Nine, West,
q TIE Fourth principal Meridian, 10 Adams County,
slaie of Illinois,
Whereas. section uumher sxtceu In township mum
Der two north. Of nnge nine west oi the fourth prn
cipa meridian n Adams County, Illinois, d located
u l1ke, pond and Is In consequences thereof Who'll
y unat lor cultivation. and l. worthless 70 the nhab
llanis q MD township for school purposes; There
lore. HrH HIfer
Bs 4 sas1fss ~ a. Ssaafs aad Houss qC Retrsse.
iaiipss 81 az United States Of Asscd n C0agresi
assembled, That the school trustees Tor the said town
ship Be, and they hereby authorized 10 select one
section q Ind IN legal subdivisions Of any Of The Uni
ted States subject 10 entry OF sale at the minimum
prico q one dollar and twenty-five cents per acre.
SIC. 2 1nd bt q further snscfsd, That when The
oano shall have been selected By tie trustees afore-
sid and description thereof returned to and approv-
Cd By the Commissioner Of the General Land ONCE a
patent patents shall issue therefor 10 the inhAbit
ants of the said congressional township and shall be
held and disposed Of BY them for the Of schools
within ths aad congressional township In the same
manner other school lands are held and disposed o.
src s. And Be- a Further snacfed, That the suid sec
ton sixteen In The township Aforesaid shall revert 70
and Invest IN the United Siales and b disposed Of In
The sane manner as other public lands.
Approved. June l6i lss6 a
, 1860-11-30
DISSOLUTION.
BEEE. MUTTON. VEAL AND PORK

that can be procured from the farmers Of Thurston
and adjoining counties. His prices will be fixed 10
suit the times but credit need be asked as it will
not be given.
Farmers requested to give him call before dis
posing Of their butter and eggs elsewhere. The high
est prices will at all times be paid.
Olympia, July q, 1860. 36Y
, 1860-11-30
RegIster and ReceIver,s n otIce
TO SETTLERS on rHE PUBLIC LANDS

/ TO SETTLERS ON THE PUBLIC LANDS
In Township North of Range West, Approved
Ia Township 2S North Of Range West, Approved
| May 5, 1860;
Ia Township 26 North of Range West, Approved
May s, 1860;
Ia Township u North of Range West, Approved
10 Township 80 North Of Range West, Approved
In % ToxnshiP 8 North of Range West, Approved
10 Township % North Of Range West, Approved
February 2l, 1850
Ia Township 10 North Of Range West, Approved
November B. 1859
In Township q North of Range West, Approved
Nav 5, 1860
IL Township 50 North Of Range West, Approved
February 2l, 1859
10 Township 20 North of Range West Approved
iI 10 Township II North of Range West, Approved
In Township is North Of Range West, Approved
May ~, 1906
Ia Township II North of Range West, Approved
September 10, 1860
Ii Township II North Of Range West, Approved
il Township II North Of Range 10 West. Approved
n township IS North Of Range 10 West, Approved
In township 10 North Of Range IL West, Approved
In township II North of Range IL West, Approved
July q. 1850
Ia Township ls North Of Range IL West, Approved
In Township 20 North of Range IL West, Approved
january 4, 1850 CT
IN Township II North Of Range IL West, Approved
January 8, 1850;
In Township Is North of Range IL West. Approved
January s, 1880;
IN Township 20 North of Range East, Approved
Nay s. l660i
Ia township 27 North Of Range East Approved
Nay 5, 1850
v ln Township Is North Of Range East Approved
IN Township g North Of Range East, Approved
In Township Ss North Of Range l East Approved
In Township 80 North Of Range l East, Approved
February 81, 1860
In Township % North Of Range East, Approved
Nay 5, 1905
In township ~ North Of Range East, Approved
Nay S, 1850
In Township 7s North Of Range East, Approved
| In Township 80 North Of Range East. Approyed
December II, 1s5s; -
| Camano Island 81 and 80, East, Approved De
cembeF IL, 1853;
"a ~ y, AOWn,niP % worm Of Range East, Approved
Feor9sIy ~, loeV
~ 91 ssS 81 hoh Of Rage East Approved
~ ~ Ssty M ~, ~, IooOi 9c
n IN IN I9wnshiP y North OF Range East, Approved
DGoeroeI ~ .rIs x; ISoS
~ ~ tioo"IIssnlp Isp ~ norm OF Range EAST Approved
"upe -, looOi
s ~ los1SnP ~ mp 70 North oil Range EAST approved
ATSuto rs to,so.hio ~. sSosi n N..., -,
N IN t3NhShlp 81 North Of Range East, Approved
In township 81 North Of Range East, Approved
December ~ 1885,
n m in 1VNnsnp ~ North oi Range East Approved
H. ~. 1Tu'Hal1 -; lsoSj
rah.., SI SS North OF Range East, Approved
rSIDrSsry ~ 5y ~, Io6O;
December IL. 1853;
rahl ioMnshP ~ North OF Range East, Approved
~ ~ Tly ~, IooV;
In In eoT1snsnip 1se ~ North Of Range East, Approved
'vne In 3, Looyi
-. - a.ose1snlp e1 ~ North OF Range East Approved
NTsu Is uSs T SO, iooS
In Township 80 North Of Range East, Approved
A@Sus. Ti'H ~, lsS9;
ths ni.,s ,San ioMhsnps having been surveyed and
sue Ais thereot approved at the dates specified. all
s Il oeIore the uate OF such approval, claiming
tne Preenpnon law, are requested TO file their
Olympia within six months from the date Of the ap.
PrSSdi. ga, .,,,
, 1860-11-30
N0IICE,
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, !
CountV Of ThurEfou.

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON
County Of ThurstOn.
In the District Court Of the Second Judicial District
ITO. W. II. COOPER: You are hereby notified
Il that II. A. Judson has filed a complaint against
you In said court which will on to be heard Al
the hrst term Of the court which shall commence
more than three months after the NINTH DAY OF
NOVEMBER. and unless you appear at said term ant
answer, the same will be taken confessed and The
prayer thereof granted. The object and prayer ol
sad complaint Is TO recover the sum Of four hundred
and thirysx dollars and sixty four cents being the
amount advanced and paid to divers parties BY said
plaintiff for you and 1t your special instance and re
quest
November ,, 1850.
B. P. ANDERSON,
SmSl Attorney fer Plaintiff.
, 1860-11-30
LON DON
CLUB HOUSE GIN.
TO THE PUBLIC.
UNRlVALLED IN ITS MEDICAL EFFCIENCl

In most cases Of complaints. To persons travelling in
these days Of rapid transit from East to West North
to south. who are constantly changing their water
kinds Of water IN every twentyfour hours, and each
dranght containing some property acting In chemical
antagonism to the preceding one thereby causing
unnatural degree Of excitement to the stomach-t Is
positively and absolutely necessary to use counter
acting agent. From the fact that the
, 1860-11-30

An Acl ior the Relief Il The Missionary Society Of ths
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Bf u snacisd b. fls Stnats md Hotss qf Rspresai
f1iirsl 81 fhf United Saies ef dmrica IN Coagresl
N The treasury not olherWire appropriated, % Che
Missionary Society of The Melhod,f Episcopal church
The sun q twenty thousand dollars upon lng In the
prppcr department release 20 the United States u
b approgedby The Attorney Geneal, Of all claim %
the land embraced within The limits Of the military
reservation AZ the Dalles In Oregon Territory and o
an claim lar damages Cor destruction Of property on
oueAr he nd And By the United States Troops OF
of Eaid release. a
Approved, jane le, 1850.
, 1860-11-30
MOUND PRAIRIE ACADEMY

THE UNDERSIGNED worm -
i that the Mound Prairie Scboai 1--WE NOTICE.
Monday the 10Th inst. VIII Commence n,
Lhey have employed Mr.. Hunt. n s,..
Of the New England Colleges to 'aanate Of Ou,
iH the New we EBSs1 ad sHPssnced teacher He q n
southern States, and some 6pdn III. Western nd
branches Will consist Of the eommoa 5
Greek. VI english, Latin ~
ing to the branches. sn' dollars accord
Board can be bad at very reasonabl. rat,
J. AxTEiL
T. B. BAKER,
Mound Prairie, W. T., Oct l, 1860. ~ sy.alF''Iora
, 1860-11-30

~ Our merits procure Us the esteem
of men Of sense, and our good fortunes that
Of the public. n
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-06
The Drab Dress.

Brother Fred, I've favor to ask of
you;' aud Lita Ross lifted her pretty face
wNb beseeching expression from bou-
quet of choice flowers she held in her small,
jeweled hand.
"A favor to ask OF me, sis |? was the
young mans reply, One would think from
your serious, puzzled cOuntenance, it was
the first one you had ever preferred, and
you were about to try an experiment.
We'll, IL Is o sort Of experiment, Fred !;
and before you give me an answer, want
you to think, aud not say, %, yes, yes as
you always do, aud then not give 1t second
thought
Well, here goes, then,' replied the gay
handsome young man, drawing an ottaman
10 his sisters feet, aud seating himself mp.
on II, with an elongated counleuance, say
ing with mock grsyity. Your humble ser
want. And proceed 10 business, madam. )
The young girls face assumed an earnest
expression as she clasped one Of her broth.
er's hands 10 both of her own, and said.
while the color burned up into her cheeks !,
Fred, 1t is this-that you win drink no
more wine. tremble whenever / see Won
with the glass at your lips.'
We'll, now, Lita, child can you not trust
me. knowing my entire selfeommand that
! have no natural tendency that way, and
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-06

Freedom Battle Hymn.
INSCRIBED TO TEE HON. WIN. II. SEWARD.
Freemen, now's your day for doing
Great the issues in your hand
Risk them not by faint pursuing,
Peal the watchword through the land
On for freedom,
God, our country, and the right
Not with arms Of deadly rattle,
Nor with bribe, nor trick, the fight
All we ask is honest battle,
Arm'd enough with Truth aud Light,
On for freedom
Might is Right let them assever
Who have learned the tyrant's creed
Right is Might, our creed forever,
True 10 purpose, firm in deed,
On for freedom
What though slavery hold its quarters,
There TO have its lated reign,
Not in all our lands and waters,
Not an inch Of new domain,
On for freedom
BY cur mountains heavenward reaching
Field and forest without bound,
By the free waves round US preaching,
Here God meant no bondage ground
On for freedom
BY our banners constellation,
BY our eagle in the skies
By our fathers proclamation,
By their spirit now that cries
On for freedom
I'm far fraadoun or y;cto.;ors
Hail anew our empires day !
Hail the flag Of Union glorious,
Triumphiug 10 righteous sway
On for freedom,
God, our country aud the right !
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-06

she Is poihted tout ns the lady ID drab -
but many there are who know not the story
connected with II, nor that her husband
will not hear TO her changing Il for any
other color, for TO sim no dress Is as beau.
tifnl as her drab dress.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-06
WHOLE NUMBER 50S.

part. and SHAH not initiate the foolIsl| dog
who dropped the bone ia bic mooth for tho
larger one he saw outlined Ia the water be-
meath bim. Let Repuhicanism eocompllsb
its mission, and we shall then see clearly
what Is next to be done. no.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-06

GOING EAST. GOING WHIST.
NAIL. c. e Acm N Ez STATIONS IN Ex lAosnl lnGIIlD
A. n. IN. PIP. NJ. p. ~. IA. n. a. NIP. n. In. n.
10. .25440 o20 Cleveland, 5.30lg. .IOl 2. .905 20
1921 lb.05 Euclid, .. lS.42 2.l0I
l517l Wicklife, lS.3O
1910 l6.2o Wiroughby SIS l.bll .
ir l5.N Mentor, SOL
IL LOSS % 656 10M Painesvile, A.2SlT 51 I284 Is
l6.i Perry, 80
1.2o Is rs Madison, I7.2l I.01
I l63l Unionvlle l7.l3
IL 40 $40 Geneva, II 7.0212.4S
P. N. a. l6.62l II Saybrook, l6.50 --
II. 90 O6 11e Ashtabula, 9.31 90 .1s
l. 10 I7.2l Kingsville, l6.22l2.l6
II. 81 T.e0 Conneaut, 10 90 IL sol II AT
II. Pm. A. N. Springfield a. nj l1.3l
l.006.b7 12.l5 Girard, ass IL. 1e2 .l9
Loo "A - Fairyiew, tlI.O0
swanvile, l10.5s
l.dOi7.26l l12.4T Erie. 1856 10. .3S l 40
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-10-06

GEORGE HALL, Dealer in Piano Fortes, and
Meodeons Piano Stools Covers Instruction Books etc.
Depot corner Main Centre Streets rof H. Fassets
Office, Ashtabua. See Advertisements. H8
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-27

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