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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-07-28
MILITARY LAND WARRANTS
Location de Terre

~ e. HALE, informe tontes les personnes
" qui ont en- leur possession des Military Land
Warrants, ou tous autres Warrants, Iesqnels ne
peuvent etre places les terrcs situees en- Loui,
siane, qu'il partira sous peu pour rEtat Mime
sofa. CONNIE fannec dcrniere pour faire des
locations de terre, II pourra faire d'exeeIlentes
locations avec les susdits Uard,as, pour seas
eeux qri voudront Zen charger, en- les lui re-
mettant sous pen.
Pour plus ampes informations s'atlresscr a luz.
on au bureau de ce Journal.
~ c. G. HALE.
7juillet 1860.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-07-28
A VENDRE A LA MIABLE.

UnLOT de terre. dun arpent ct demi sur
luarante de profondeur, attenant n Ia teyre de
NJ. CHARLES DECOUX pres ds Norya,,za:
S'adresse pour les termes a NJ. Charles Decoux
gu au propretaire M. FELICIEN BOUGEOL5
~ ii Jt-IS60.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-07-28

gBLe Negro accuse d'avoir tue l'esclave de
N. p. Darenshourg a ,etesjugS mardi dernier;
IN msisf sfaute de preuve siIfiante, il etc aquitte.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-07-28
= ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.


couR Du NEUyIeNE DISTRICT JuD1c1AIRE.
Parossse de la Pte-Coupee.
taylor KNAPP i co VS. JOSEPH a. MILLER. u
No 1882 81
LNN rertu de ct pour satisfaire I writ de saisie
IL ct vente. lance dams Ia cause ci-dessus init
tulee, ct moi actresses par Honorable Cour du
Neuvieme District, dams ct pour la paroisse ct
Etat susIits, pour satisaire Ia demande du plai-
gnant ct aux frais, TAI saisi ct j'orira en- vente
publique, sur les lieux lie.
Samsdi, 4mejom de Aout, 1860,
A IL b. A. NJ, tous les droits ttres ct interets
que lie defendeur a dams ct a ladite propriete ci-
apres decrite, savoir:
T y certain lot de terre fasant face sur la ri
~ Were. sATC.fAFAIAYA, coHrant deuX arpents ct
demi dams Ia profondeur de maniere embrasser
une superficie de cinquante acres, borne au Sud
par les terres de John 7 Brooks, ct an Nord par
la terre du dit Joseph A. Miller. ct aussi rEst
par la terre dn dit Joseph A. Miller en- la parois-
Sc de la Pointe Coupee.
1ernes ct eomdstsons de la remte:
lie tout en- douSe Mois de Credit:
Les acquereurs fourniront lenrs billets avec
bonnes ct solvables securities solidaires portant
interets raison de s p cent dn jour de la
vente.
SEVERN PORCHE, Sheriff.
Pointe -Coupee, ce IA Juliet 1860.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-07-28
saMFn1 mATIN. % JULIET 1850.
CASDIDAT A La VICEPRESIDENCE.
GEN. JOS. LANE,
De; lore egon.

ADOLPHE VIGNES CONNIE caldidat pour
SHERIFF de cette Parosse. 4 la prochaine election
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-07-28

T ISTE des personnes mariees dams rannee
LIS59, qui doivent participer dams la distribu
ii dos fonds povdraS.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-07-28

Toutes persounes dcvant tairc des objections
a Ia distribution des fonds Poydras scion la lis
tie ci dessus, sont notifees de remettre leurs
opposition au GREFFIER du Jury de Police dams
les 30 jours qui suiyront la publication de la
presente liste. R re
ALCIDE BOUANCHAUD,
Greier du Juri de Police.
Pointe- -Coupee. % JUN 1860
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-11-30
Notice to Donation Claimants

Or W ASUINNlON
NTORE than Fourteen Hundred Donation Pa.
ltI pcrs, Qualifications and Final Proofs,) are
now lying in the pgcon-holcs of the Registers Of
fee upon which certificates can be issued rs soon
as 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
wears 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 we'll look to the future for
their certificates and Patents believing that many
would prefer having their donations completed
now rater than wait for the indefinite 'course of
human events" and being wcllacquantcdw with the
business, am prepared to make out papers and
procure Certificates for claimants mall parts OF the
Terr!tory will also attend to the preparation and
filing of dccaratory statements and final proofs for
prescriptions, and drawing maps ofclaims and Town
ships, from the original surveys, forthosc desiring
them. For preparing the papers and procuring Il
certificate for donation claim, where there Is no
conflict. my charge is five dollars. For preparing
andti ling. dccaratory StatcmcniS'an1 paying the
government fee. three dollars. For TOWNSHIP p maps,
five dollars, and claim maps one dollar each. In
all cases the fee mus; come in advance.
Persons having bought land acquired under the
Donation Law cannot be too careful TO see Ccstili-
cate, are issued. \. VI. POE.
Nov. -, lsH'. [3Af] Olympia W. I,
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price. As tangible display of their
apprcciation of the labors OF the tall
cntcd youn" authors, and to afford an
opportunity for reference by all our
people, we would suggest that the Leg
isIaiurc subscribe for an,lmber of copies
to be deposited in the Territorial libra
~, or to be distributed among the va
rious counties. We are of those who
believe that encouragement should be
literally bestowed upon those who de-
vote their time and talent to developc
our Territory.
LINCOLN BALL.-Tl,c young Rcpub-
licans Of Tum Water in this county,
commemoratetl the election of Lincoln
and lIam!in Ivy grand Ball on Thanks
giving night. Wards Hall was brilliant
~ lighted, and appropriately festooncd
with flags, notices, &c. Too much
credit cannot be awarded the managers,
and especial praise is due to MIR j. G..
Carroll for his sunptuous thanksgiving
feast. Three RAILS in Il Triangle, from
which the lights were suspended, occa-
stoned considerable remark. The ball
continued till daylight, and all seemed
to enjoy themselves.
We regret the want of room prevents
more detailed report.
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HOTEL. ARRI\ Az
WASHINGTON HOTEL.

". Tmphrcy, l.. Shafcr J, Foster, W. Kirby
L. H. shirley :. Bcnn, J. W. Johnson Stone.
J. Barton, j. b. Euchanan, N. Gallihcr, +. e.
Horlcy. \. ringrc, Il. W. Perry. l.. shelton. Shcr-
wood. \. j. Burr. l.. NJ. Houston. ID. Mount Tho
lrahter. Z. II. Wilson. L. So. j. :. Mcdonald
Chm IS Very Silas Dennis, SWAMI. Hunt, W. Little
John, y. shelton, l.. Shelton, +. l.. Wcrk. j. N
Chapman. j. p. Milorn, \. Mabic, J. Bcnn, b. +
DAWSON, +. T. Washhurn, j. Ii"lhurt, j Morrow
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RELIGIOUS Notices..

Divine Service at st. Johns Chapel every Sum
day morning, ut II o'clock, and evening at o.
clock Also, Bible Glass every Wednesday even
ing, at O'Clock, Pm.
d. ELLIS WiLLEs, Missionary.
Divine Service every Sabbath ut the NJ. y.
Church in the morning and evening. Sabbath
School at > +. N.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-11-30

THOS. u. Mcneil. JOllN. VI. CAENADY.
JAS LODGE, Il. -. HASTINGS, MARSHALL
BI.lNN. HENRY {. WILSON, ELLIOT CINE.
l. G!nA! y = = II r. Il; TT MINING. WALTER ].
LAND. ]. l.. Ferguson. J. G. HYATT. col.
". II. WALLACE, g. II. TUCKER, JAS. +. d.
JESTER. j. q. NEWELL, +. E. LEAMAN, :.
MARGRAVE, CiiAS. EAGEN, AUGUST. V.
kOCTS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
S:asa I'r:sslciSCD Agency.

TllO>. BOYcE, Esq, y. l.. corner of Mon,gom-
cry and Washington Sia., and CilAS. \. CRANE,
Esq, are our authorized Agents in san Francisco,
to receive and receipt for Subscriptions and Adj
ycr.ising..
CHAS. BARRETT, Esq, News Agent, is au-
horned to transact business for us in Portland.
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

"This work will be looked upon as o valuable
compendium of the history and position of parties,
platforms, md opinions Of the leading statesmen
of the present times in the United States. While
compiled doubtless with view to forwarding tho
interests Of the Republican party during the pres
Ont campaign for tho approaching Presidential
election, its value is not confined to that party
alone but il will he deemed indispensable to men Of
all parties for its leading feature is the imparsalty
with which the opinions Of men and parties Of every
political shade set forth, especially on the un-
happy question Of Slavery generally, and Slavery
In the Territories in particular. As publicity is
the breath of the nostrils to every who aspres
to, and takes part in public life and as few such
men would desire to see their opinions without
record, even though their opinions at one timc
might differ from those of another-for change of
opinion is one Of the most legitimate Of privileges,
and one the most frequently practiced in all eoun-
trics--this work can hardly be unwelcomc TO any
| Of the eminent statesmen Of onr country, whose
| record it sets orth."--(Ncw York Transcript.
"Thc character and contents of this timely vol
| the MANNER too in which the work has been done,
after the announcement of Horace Greedy as Of
| its compflcrs. 1t Is not intended as partisan
textbook. The compilers state in their ADVERTISE
! ment
| "If trace of partisan bias Is betrayed IN the
thread Of narrative which partially untes the sue
cessvc reports bills votes etc, presented in this
work, the error Is unintentional and regretted
Our purpose was to compile record acceptable
and convenient to men OF all parties, md which
might be consulted and trusted bs ALL
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Decision OF Register aud Receiver ofOlym-
pla Land Office.

pa Land Office.
ITrLp-1. \ Donation claimant can-
mo-. abandon his claim to make pre-
rmption.
:. \ settlement claimed as prior will
not he regarded as commenced, during
the time the party resides upon other
land with his family.
,. \ pre-emltor, may absent him
self upon necessary bushes, without
forfeiture ofhis right.
vs. Claim for Presumption
J. NJ. Gates
The parties claim the :. W. quarter
of see, 9. Township 10, y. Range 3, W.
the former alleging settlement Jan I.
,hc latter March l. 1860. Gates filed
his dcc,al;,torv statement March 9th;
Fish, on the i4tl Of March 1860.
DECISION.
Rv the 10th see. OF the prc-cmption
nc, OF 1871. il i*rrovidcd, that no per-
son" who sl,all quit or abandon his resi-
dcncc ON his own land to reside on the
public land in the same state or Terri
tory. shall acquire ANY right Of rre-eml'-
ton under this act.
The oath OF ". b. Fish, filed with
his donation peppers, in this office, on
tine 3lth day Of March, 1869. shows that
he was, on the 2o:h day of March, 1860,
personally residing upon and cnltivatin%
his donation claim, and the evidence
:dlurcd on both sides shows, that he
la, never ceased to reside on what was
then his own residence, ON his own land
The deed by which he conveyed to
Naomv Fish. his wife. for the sum Of
one dollar, his donation claim and
improvements, Tor the term OF her
natural life. was not dated until March
- 1860.
Without cnquiring into the validity
ofthis deed, it seems evident that he
cannot date his residence on the pre-
cnption claim further back than the
22,l of March, and is not therefore the
prior settler. 1t is our opinion that he
was not according TO the evidence, at
any time, entitled to The tract in dispute,
us it is shown that he has been, and l.
now, residing with his wife, on what
was or is his residence on his donation
claim.
1t has been shown to our satisfaction
that the defendant, James NJ. Gates
was the prior settler, and has otherwise
complied with the provisions of tho
law.
By temporary absence, he did not
forfeit his presumption right.
There are few claims in this Territory
which will furnish Il support to the sci
tier for the flrSt year or two, mGclalm-
ANTS must therefore depend Upon work
in" for means to carry Oh their I'M
rrovcmcnts.~
Any other construction of the law
would preclude all but men OF capital
from obtaining land under the rrovis
ions of the presumption law.
We therefore decide that the plaintiff
W. b. Fish, has failed to prove prior
ity of settlement, or compliance will
the provisions of the law, and that the
right of prc-cnption is therefore III tllA
defendant Jamcs VI. Gates.
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~ 70 better suit the departure of
the mails, we will hereafter issue our
papcrrunctually every Saturday morn
inc. instead of Is heretofore.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-11-30
Territory of Washington, In the Dist Court OF
County of ThnrstOn. ! the I'd District

County of Thurston. the I'd District.
To ANDREW WILLIAMS: You are hereby no.
tilted that William l.. Smith has filed complaint
against You Geo. Drew and Caroline r. X. Drew,
in said court, which will come on to he heard at
the first term of said court which shall commence
more than three months after the aoth day of No
vcmbcr, 1860, md 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 forcclosca mortgage
in favor of plaintiff on the land claim of Geo.
Drew and Caroline r. II. Drew.
u. +. KENDALL, Atty. for Plf.
November 30, 1860. 3:m3
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Natural History of Washington Territory,

Natural History Of Washington Territory
"A quarto volume OF 400 pages, with
the above title has recently been pub
lished by Balicre, Brothers, 40 Broad
way, New York, Of which George
Suckley, NJ. d., and Joseph &. Cooper,
NJ. d., are the authors. 1t is illustrated
with So supcrby engraved plates, and
furnished to subscribers at $50.
The authors are well known to the
people of our Territory, and, although
both young men, yet have they already
earned brilliant regulations in the world
of science and letters. Both served
with distinction in the Northern Pacific
Rail Road survey, both continued in
Washington Territory, adding to their
collections and inquiries, long after the
termination Of the labors of that expo
dition. The former connected with the
army as assistant surgcon-thc latter
located himself for Il considerable pc
Rod at Gray's IIarbor and Shoalwater
Bay.
DIR. Sucklcy was naturalist and sur
gcon of Gov. Stevens party, from Fort
Smelling, Mimi, across the continent,
and we are assured by members of that
survey that his devotion to his labors,
his zeal in accommodating specimens, his
perfect freedom from pedantry, and his
never absent pleasantly and kind man.
ncrs to all, endearcd him to every mem.
her of the party, and instilled Il desire
in all to please him by adding to those
collections.
The work embraces the result of the
collections of that expedition in 1853
4, embracing the country across the
continent between the 47th and 49th
parallel, and the private collections
made by the authors in 1915, 6 and
I. In addition, we find many valuable
contributions from the Hon. George
Gibbs and other friends of science.
We learn that Surveyor General Til
tom has several copies yet to be disposed
Of We advise all who are Interested
in the development OF our Territory to
procure this volume. No library should
be without it. We trust that the Leg
islativc Assembly which convcnes on
Monday next, will properly notice this
first attempt to call the attention of the
world to the infinite and varied re-
sources of Washington Territory. In
tins volume the plants, trees, birds,
fishes and animals are mbraccd and
described. The treatise on the salmon,
OF which there are II varieties in our
waters, Is alone wort! tho subscription
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-11-30
Hairs Sslrsa pa rilIa, Yellow Dock,
n nd lOlllllN Of lsOllNN-Ls prcl,nred from

the finest Red Jamaica Sarsamrilla aud English
l0didc of Potass. Admirable rs re storatiye and
purifier of tho blood, it ccanscs the system of all
morbid and impure matter, removes pimplcs, bOils
and eruptions from the skin, cures rheumatism,
and pains of all kinds. All who can afford, should
use it, us it tends to give strength and prolons
life.
Sold by Druggists generally, ut 81 per bottle.
u. HALL 4 CO., Proprietors,
Wholesale Druggists,
:jm 10 ,a] lij Clay ST., San Fran.
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METEOROLOGICAL.
MARKET REVIEW.

OLYMPIA November 30. lNio.
Not much business has been doing the past
week. Wheat has declined to soc; Flonr, - 10
At the mill. Our other quotations remain as last
week. Egrs-nonc in the market.
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CAUTION.

4 II. persons are hereby warned not to pnr,
~ chase two certain promssory notes executed
by the undersigned and made payable TO VIM. KIT
LEDGE or order the one for $40 "a. and the other
for Sl39 80, each bearing two per cent n month
interest, from date. Said notes have been paid IN
full. r. ". A'SilN.
Olympia, W. T.. Nov. 81, 1860. 3:wi
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have been subjected to the most severe tests OF its
irc-proof qualities.
These Safes are secured by our Combination
iur1.-iiiis LOCK Is in every respect the most Sc
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above cheaper than any other in the market.
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Notice to Taxpayers.

IVOVXCC ~ II NN~N aSvNH"S
IINEIE DELINQUENT Tax Roll of Thurston county
will be kept at the store of Vim. q. Dunlap
in Olympia, from and after this date. Ak persons
who have been called upon for their taxes, ana
have not paid the same. requested to so W.
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WILLIAM BILLINGS,
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Olympia, NOV. %, 1860. 3:w4
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YJNIIE SHAVING ANDIIAlR DR ESS-

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Stage Office. is still in operation. where the under
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SHAVING AND HAIR DRESSING
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VS.. Washington,
George ". Crum. County of Thurston.
In the District Court Of the I'd Judicial District.
To GEORGE ". CRUM: You are hereby notified
that s. d. Williams has filed complaint against
you in said court, which will come on to he heard
ut the first term Of the court, which shall COM
mencc more than three months from and after the
cath day of November, 1860, and unless yon APP
pear ut said term and answer, the same will be
taken for confessed and the prayer thereof grant
cd.
The object and prayer Of said complaint is to re-
cover the sum OF FIVE hundred dollars damages for
taking away and converting to your own use four
beef cattle the property of plaintiff in 1850
$. ID. WILLIAMS, Plaintiff.
! Olympia, Nov -, 1850. 2:m3
, 1860-08-04
Those DiHcusAfons Again,

Edt:ott GTcss snl Trtbu1e:
zee By your paper Of the "a inst. comm.
olch1ion over the signature Of Peter PaKe. Ed
announcing that he was ''somewhat surprised
to learn that arrangements had been made far
z JOINT discussion between the Republican and
democratic PARTIES, and that be knew not
now tnls committee came into existence. be-
having never seen call in auy Of cur papera
1of meeting to appoint committee to make
arrangements for such discussion
As vas one Of that " "self:constituted" com
nlttee, dsem il incumbent On myself, rs rim.
dteatloa of my course in the mstter, aud esuec.
ial'E tor the information Of the gentleman who
was "somewhat surprised y at The magnitude
OF the arrangement, md for the benefit Of ali
parles interested. to develope the origin Of that
"seit-cons stlIuted" committee, which It was an.
pretended BY some Of the selt-constituted LEAD.
ers Of she party, had jeoparded the success Of
Aepnolcanlsm, ~ preparing discussion with.
out permitting them To have say in the mat.
ter. A1A''
At The regular meeting Of the Free Homestead
Club (late Wo1knRman's FREQ Labor Club.
which was organized February last, under the
dent, a. the North Committes Room Of the W..
wan, on the 18th Of July last, on motion, =
committee of three was appointed By the chsfr
to take into consideration the subject Of discns.
sions between the Republicans and Democrats
A few days subsequent, this sell. constituted''
committee, with the knowledge and consent Of
The gentleman who snys be knew not how this
committee came into existence, proceeded to
perform the duties assigned them, by commu-
nicatipg with the Democrats in reference to the
subject, and received IN affirmative reply. 1t
4 subsequent meeting on the a5th Mi, at the
North Committee Room Of the Wi9wam (in The
absence Of the<egular Chairmanl. E. Sma1lev
Chairman pro te1s., D. D. Dr,scol, ]. ". Mer-
, 1860-08-04

tN For Tickets apply At Tic Rairrai Cn1npany'4 Dr
lcf. orpo e Tfeuont 4ouse. cornrF Lake and uetlosn
ttrsets. Chicago.
Freight taken ut Loyvest Rates
To a1l from thc East.