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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-26

WHAT C4B WILL Do WITH HIS CoTToN.-
Some details of Mr.. Cobbs scheme of cotton
financierin[ have been made public. 1t is
proposed, seems, to relieve each planter
at once of lalf his crop and transport it to
New Orleans. When it has reached that
point, England will be notified of its readi-
ness for hel shops; and will of course break
up the blo@ade and take it. The remainder
of the cropwill be moved subsequently, and
with similar result.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-26
AutheptIcIty Of TelearaphIo Reports,

Authenticity Of TeleGrnphic Reports
1t was no bad reply of the publisher of a
evening newspaper, who, when asked why
he published a second edition, replied; "To
contradict the telegraphic reports of the
first" Nearly one-haf of the reports we
receive consist of unfounded statements and
their contradictions and no sooner is a
story accepted and become subject Of edi-
torial comment, than, presto the fact is
whipped off inte the regions of nonentity,
and the commentary is left like the financial
system of the Southern Oonfederacy, to
stand upon nothing.
The telegraph this morning informs us
that the report of yesterday that there were
Commissioners of the Southern Confederacy
at atWashington, proposing terms of accommo-
dation, is untrue. There are doubtless no
persons at Washington protesting to act in
such capacity but that there is a suggestion
of terms similar to those set forth in the dis
patch, and beliefwith many-how acquired,
it is impossible to say-that such terms
would be accepted is affirmed by those who,
from their residence there have ample means
OF Knowing.
The telegraph also tells us that General
Mcclellan is surprised at the representation
of his views made by General Buckner, and
affirms it to be incorrect. The friends Of
General Mcclellan will be glad to hear that
such is the case; and the General himself
will have learned how unsafe it is to have
anything to do with that class OF people.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-26

KENTUCM INTEREST. - We understand,
says the Frankfort Commonwealth that the
funds necessary to pay the July interest
upon the State debt have been placed in the
hands of Colonel Taylor, of the Branch
once, be transferred to the city of New Y ork.
The amount is near 100000. Kentucky
won't secete.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-26

CHAMBERS.-Bou Pierce infant son Of Plus
and Ann .. Chambers, aged three months and nine
days.
STAENCS e. On the morning Of June ~, between
four and five o'clock, of consum ption in the thirty
eighth ear Of bis age, Mr.. john T. Stannus
BHEESE-In New York city, June 10, William
G Breese, formerly of this city.
MITCHEJL-I Mason County, very suddenly,
June ~, Col Chas, Mitchell, in the sixty ninth
year of his age.
lie was widely known-a bravo map aud pa
triot and man Of generous ard noble instincts.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-26

There ae now in Paris three places of
worship beonging to the Church of England,
two American churches, one service con-
nected with the Church of Scotland, one
with the Vesleyans, and one with the Inde.
pendents,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-26

TIE New York HeralGs correspondent
thinks there is to be stirring times very soon
at Fortress Monroe. Precisely what the
COmmreiGFS correspondent thought week
AGO
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-26
MILITARY NOTICES.

BB- HOI MECHANICS !-CLINT. BAB-
SON, CHARLEY CHANNON and JOHN HAN 4
MA are recruiting to ~ up the RANKS Of COM
between Broadway aud Ludlow This csmpaRy N
is for special service, for which they will have
extra pay Also, 800 at the piration of the war
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-26
HOME INTEREST.

80 TIE DAILY PREss-Ten Cents week.
SS-UlothhE rennTated and repaired, 30 \. Third.
~ Leau your orders for the DAILY Pass at
the CountinJ.room. Only Ten Cents Week.
~ a. e. E-s'EB UlookA Watches aad JsWslETI
6oA. g4l ana z7l OentrAl-AVonae.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-26

TIE Hon. FRANK P. BLAIR is spoken of as
having strong claims to the Speskership at
the extra session Of Congress.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-26

CoNvIoTIoN.-In Room No. 3, before Judge
Carter, George and J. Bainbridge were con-
victed of burglary and larceny on Sixth
street.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-26

THE New York Herald, noticing the ar
rest of 7. A. Skif, of this city, and his COM
mitment on charge of treason for trading
with the enemy, remarks; "We are thus
reminded again that the neutrality of Ken
tucky is very convenient sort of neutrality
for the benefit of the Secessionists."
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-26

GENERALS PIERCE and SCHENcK appear to
he getting it on all sides from the press, for
their msbehavior at Bethel and Vienna.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-26

PITTsBURG June 25-M.-ltiver two feet
nine inches by the metal mark, and falling.
Weather clear and warm.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-26

JuAPIN -CRITTEHDEE. - July IL, at Grace
Chur h. trontOn Ohio, by Rev, Henry Blackaller,
N. J. Chaplin to Mites Jibbie CritiendeD, of Gin,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-26

FB- THE DEXTER GUARDS ARE
now actively recruiting at their Armorv, No. ID
NJ ain ct, second story. They have positive assur.
AT ce from Washington City, to-day, that they will
be mustered into active service at once. few
more able bodied and sober men will be received.
Apply Immediately.
ieoS A II. C0LVILEE. Captafu.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-26
l.. M. 81 G. 81 x. R. r.

TRAINS FOR CAMP DENNISON
- leave Cincinnati at and 9;9J A. M /,
3:I 8, 3:5O and o p. NJ.
RETUBNING-Leaye Camp Dennison at 7;1O
and 800 A. ~, 3; rs, 6;O5 and i. NJ.
BoNnd trip Tickets will be sold for IS cents.
my26-tf nc. W. WOODWARD, Superintendent.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-26

Wedding end Visiting Carde,
Engraved and Printed, s, and Presses; De La Rua
SHIPLEY q SMITH,
Successors TO II Il. Shipley q Bro,)
.RF IN West FoHrtb street.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-26
Notice to Contractors.
FIREARMS!

.VUsT EIVED AND NOW FOE
- SALE-Colt's Patent Revolvers. four, five and
six-inch Colts Patent Navy Revolvers whitney
Improved Colts Pattern Reyolyers, four, five and
Reyolverj Manhattan Seven, shooters, Cartridge
Ioading ReyolyeIs; War; er,s Reyolvers Cartridge
loading Revolvers, Nos. 80 and 80; also, Allen &
Wheelock's Nos 20 and q Remington's BevolV-
ers, Beale & Riders Patent.
We are also prepared to take orders for Sharp'g
Rifles and Whitney's MIME Rifles and Muskets, Of
which samples can be seen at our Store, No. IOT
Pearl-st. PAPPENHBIMER & DREYF0OS.
lmV2S-tf1
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-26
sun Mutual Insurance Company
OFT CINCINNAT

OF CINCINNATI.
Office No. as West Third st.-EVans Co.'s Bank
Building.
THNHIS COMPANY Is PREPARED TO
q insure Dwellings, Furniture, Warehouses,
Manuiactories and Merchandise against loss or
damage by fire, at the rates of premium usually
charged by stock companies.
The note of the insured is taken in payment Of
the premium, upon which note assessments are
made from time to time. as losses may occur.
The note is returned to the maker at the expira-
tion of the policy and there is liability beyond
the amount of premium note given, which is for no
greater amount than stock companies charge in
cash.
Policy. holders are the only members of the Com
pany, and entitled to vote at elections of officers
Policies issued for frem one to five years.
DIRECTORS:
A. b. Latta, Joshua Jones,
j. w. Hughes, M. II. Crane,
J. +. Cole, Joshua R. Gibbons,
VIM. 7. Phipps, Caleb q. Whitson,
Charles J. Smith.
VIM. T. PHIPPS, President.
Il. L. SHANNON, Secretary. ie6-u
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-26

pB GReRsBECR RIFLES-FOR THE
WAR Wanted, a'ely, Thirty.tive good
Men to fll the ranks of the Groesbeck Bihes which
will go into active service as soon as full Don't
lei this opportunity slip but call to-day at the Rem
devious, No So Columbia street, between Walnut
ard Vine, where you can get full particulars
ie25. g j. Il. OR MIG, Recruiting OfiCer.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-26

pB- VOLUNTERRs, -ATTENTION!--
GUARDS.-This Company will be in the Regiment
now forming; and viii be accepted by the Goyers-
ment of the Ut tied States Of the three Reg
ments from this city Recruiting office at A. Cut
ter's on Sixth St: north side, bet Walnut and
Vine. SITS. l.. EUk, (Rocruiting Omcars
ie25-CR j. SMITH,, N'9 N''
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-02-16

Lszr.-Ths season Of Len, observed BY the
Catholic and Episcopal Churches = special ga,
con of fasting. humiliation and prayer, began on
wednesday last-and eoatiasss forty days, sz-
elusive Il 6andayA
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-02-16

SHocK1Hd SupsRsfTrroH.-In Denmark, D.
the Danes are'wsil Informed In gensr.l, -
notion prevails thas epilepsy IL eurahle b ~
ing the blood Of An. executed maleisctsr. q
tai punishment in Denmark il BY dscspin2S|
BY sword and block, and when an executioa =
place, crowds Of epileptics stand, cup d =
arousd the scaffold, ready to Qusf the Nd,
.it ao~s from he sill quivering body Of " :
efactor. 10 2
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-02-16

81 Hon. Augustus Hall, Chhf Jusis
the Territory of Nebraska, died q bic residsad
lin Bellevue, on Friday morning lat o. q
receipt of the intelligence Of bin death, Y
members Of the Bar Of Dougu County, metz
the Clerksofice and passed appspsiaSe nsdlJ1
tons A Judge, be Was distbgisAsa "a q
clearnsss AID general corrsctnsss Of h ~
aions; and, though queations new apd peHle
frequently came before him, he seldom NAV
Judgment. Az q Lawyer, be had N~, fss
His funeral was isrsety attended 4 I'M
dist Church, in Omaha; on Mondsy, II a. 4
Rev. Mr.. Hamilton, Of Bellows, oGia,pis
[OmahA Republican. b.,.,.a ..,s.,ly .,.s1
( n SAM s0U1n CAaoE1NlAH. "A souaA q
lima planter, who .osns . large nunbsr ~
groes, writes 70 sfriend in New York, ~
'lows:-
''The Tribune makes too light Of The ~
don movement; but is views Of the am
condition Of Che country are not sxsgRerstsl
There ID no money hereabouts., Busineu
quite stagnated; the future seems blank. II
some Fight win break in upon % shortly. q
.fornia Is open to me II cannot stand ne 4
ition here. while write, bells are ringing
tolls popping, ny .rucket sscending- fcriisss
has reached Us that Louisfans has seesdsd;;
suppose it q that Itaks this governnes ,nl
in q state Of continual revolution; and II
generalfse and say that IN mankind IN 4 /
mind, al and every governmsnt b merely 4
visional. / have always thought that de- n
ity Of slavery was in the Union. Len h /
selves, our case seems hopeless shs n
Christian world Is arrayed against sayes1. b
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-02-16

| animal. After the wound hsaled M. Cor thourbt
| no more about the matter and had no suspicion
that the dog was rabid, or that he stood II, An
danger from ansttackof hydrophebia. He 6rst
complained of pains in tue lefS arm on Monday.
On Tuesday evening he soaked his feet n warm
water, and after drinking 4 hot sling went to
bed feeling quite comfortable. AZ TO- O'Clock
that night he awOke with sudden start and (
ery Of right His daughter came to his bedside
replied ss il ves s slS ,ass q IN S;, &:
water and he rose ub in bed 70 receive IT'D b.t :,
soon ~ his eye fell npouit be started back in Z
slaan a9a exclaimed to his daughter, III know
wnat e the matter With me, II i Net Sissin From
snat slime the symptoms, Of hydrophobia we're
frequent ALL .noalling,and attimesi became ne
cesaary TO bind him. An erfontous impression
prevails that his mind had dwslt upon the sub,
ject Of the bite and that be had been reading
considerable on the subject Of hydrophobis.
fearing an attack. BE assured his daughter
since he was seized with ii, that he neSsr 6nce
had suspicion that 'thssdog wss pabids or that,
ssrions RESULTS would follow ths bite, until later
Tuesday pight.,4e,s 49, ...z.,.
One Of tie physicians who attended him re-
ceived scratch from the finger hsil Of MI Cor
curing spasm. The patient could mot esdurel
the presence Of handkerchief or anything IA,
wing, and wiped the saliya from his mouth Vlth
bic hand. The physician has isars. that some Of
this saliva may have been upon the nsiia from
which he received the wound. He sauterissdr
the scratch atlonee. slsY sSf.- s,,.ss t.,s,Nr
Yesterday Mr. Cox appeared to be much bel.
ter. he was washed and dressed and could ,ifink /
without spssfns throughout most Of the day..
About the middle of the afternoon h vaa tske. !,
With sspasm and began "a, sink away rapidly sf.
yer Il. ne had no sther consciousness up 70
the hour of his death, and appeared 10 suifef nd
pain. BE died gently and quietly. bHis frssi,l
will tske pasesat his late rsaidenca ,on the -.
nsr Of Lorain and Fulton streets. at sp.n "a. !
mosrow.Tlclsye. .Plaipdsaler, Feb. Cd,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-02-16

:, O"Ms " aPPIeucnsiohs OF conspiracy TO
the purpose OF SEEKING the public buildings, the,
haYe seen privately guarded, though not in lare,,
force, for tolns weeks Blowing up the capiso
vas regarded as not improbable. Hence eyer,
night thorough examination Of it, cellars anS
vaults was made by the capitol police. .i.5.,
To-day, the officers Of artillery we're on duty
e. the purpose q iImediatsly communicating
tack the Capital, md the military forces ,wer.
ready 70 advance st ., moments warning, Moth
ing WAS visible 70 excite the least Apprehension
aHa pevteot good order was preserved. ,isi-i ~
Gov. Hicks Of Maryland was examined to. day
by the, special committee. His belief that !
conspiracy existed IN connection with the CAPT,
nm. 1870. Sa ~ sn1s!mous les.ers ana news:
pst :lAe ~ sna maj sucn c0mo'naeon did
w. sA.s " =, N A.rY.sno col otner southern
...;ssad f A.. - e January pc
t;on. -;,h v;a s-' 80 liz sa.ssne organs
49,. ~" ..su 49, Msellerence vain the
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-02-16

EThe 81. Louis Democrat says that the
Federal ofice.holders in that State are among
the most malignant disunionists. "They eat the
bread of the government they are plotting to
destroy" So <lSsetere, but their time is short.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-02-16

.stIti.lfeF t.Nl n -. u. -, ziti4s-
a. A Democratic Union-Saving Meeting Wal
held the other day at Ostumwa We do moi
propose to occupy our valuable space in bring
ing to sight the hulks Of the dead politicians who
preached hatred to the Republicans and Offered
sympathy and material aid and comfort to trai
tors and rebels Their Union-ssving amounted
70 proposal 70 arm and eight against any at
tempt that might be made 70 preserve the Con
situation and the Union and enforce the laws
Such il the last phase Of Democracy in Iowa
, 1861-02-08

Sioner, whether intentionally or not by the
writer, may be inferred from that gentle,
mans subsequent course.
9Th. 1t must also be true, that the dis
tnguished member of the Council from
Cowlitz county has made himself very
fresh in this matter, if the Registers
Gard" does not misrepreSent him. | told
Mr.. Burbank that if the Register would
enter Mr.. Creecy's land, he should at once
have the money; if not, as soon as reasona-
BILE time had elapsed in which to hear from
Washington, Mr.. Creecy should have his
money back. How well this accords with
the statement made in the Registers
Card" may be aScertained by compari-
son.
l have replied without having the Gard"
before me, but the above covers all the ma
terial points which now occur to my mind
The "orphan boy" matter l0as rctaiIed in
Portland last fall by one with whom the
Register associates" which will be proven
when the proper time comes How the
Register can affirm that no one with whom
he associates ever heard of the matter is
S''N"oS' AAS hluob pOaSCoS All lNe ears
Of the whole squad, else some one with
whom he associates" might possibly hear
something that he knows nothing about. ~
" The moral of this whole matter is, that
if men would attend more clearly to their
own business and less to their neighbors,
and if one-horSe politicians would seek pre-
lerment without endeavoring TO rise upon
the ruins of other mems regulations, there
would be less trouble in the world, and
fewer men would expose their spleen, ma
leVolence and stupidity, to their own shame.
A coterie of political hacks shall not ride
over my reputation to the accomplishment
OF their objects; and while have no SLAM
ders to retail against my bitterest enemy, l
will not let gross errors 60 forth to the
public uncontradictcd.
l have written more than I anticipated
at this time, and have not time to look il
over. BY inserting this explanation, you
will do an act of justice to one who is
sought to be slaughtered by the political
butchers Of Washington Territory, and at
the same time very much oblige, \
Very respectfully, W
S. GARFIELDE.
, 1861-02-08
AMERICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE.

THE OBJECT OF THIS INSTITUTE IS TO
furnish competent and well qualified Teachers for
Schools and Families, and Teachers with desirable
situations.
Also, School Merchandise. The most modern style
Of Desks and Chairs for school rooms at the lowest
prices
Among the many articles now for sale are the
Adamantine States Slate Globes, Philosophical Charts
and new Outline Maps.
School Property bought and sold on commission.
Circulars OF all the Private Schools kept an hand.
Parents seeking for Schools are invited 10 call and
select.
The EDUCATION HERALD, issued monthly ex.
pressly for teachers, can be bad at this Office.
W. HOLT, Agent,
70 Montgomery street, of Pine, San Francisco
Teachers, School committees and Trustees, will
please to send forward their orders for School Mer.
chandse to the American School Institute, where
they will be promptly filed at the lowest prices
SIMS
, 1861-02-08
SheriH,s Sale.

BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE ISSUET
by the clerk Of the District Court Of the Second Judi
cal District of the Territory Of Washington, and t
me directed have levied upon, seized and taken ii
execution and will proceed to sell, according 10 law
at the Court House door in the town Of Olympia, il
said District, Wednesday, the 27th day of Febua
~ lsGl at two o'clock in the afternoon, the following
described premises, viz
An Of the land claim Of Leonard D. Durgin, know
as Grand Mound, situated in Township sixteen (l6)
Range three West, all in ThurstOn County, ant
Washington Territory, much thereof as will sat
isfy Judgment Of four hundred and fOrtyfour dollars
witq interest and costs. -
WILLIAM BILLINGS,
Sheriff Of Thur,ton County, W.T..
Olympia, January IS, 1851. 4Hl0
, 1861-02-08
PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT, OLYMPIA, w. r. FEBRUARY g. 18

Resolution fixing the day for election Of
Territorial officers.
Resolution relative to joint committee on
Enrolled bills.
Resolution relative to rules and orders.
Resolution relative to pay of an Enroll
ing and Engrossing clerk
Resolution relative to the inspection of
the accounts of the Territorial Treasurer
and Auditor.
, 1861-02-08
lltw advertisements.
~~N~~
LIGHT! MORE LIGHT |!
KNOCKED Into THE SHADE!
Pictures taken in Cloudy or Rainy Weathei
as 1celL as in Sunshine!

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING JUST COMPILE.
ted his large and extensive SKY LIGHT, and having
REFITTED and REFURNISHED his extensive and
commodious AMBROTYPING ROOMS in Olympia
would respectfully inform all those who desire good
durable and true PICTURES, that opportunity is
now offered them Of securing them at a cost within
the reach Of ALL
Ambrotypes, Melainotypes and all kinds Of pictures
pertaining to the art, taken at the shortest notice.
Children taken in ONE SECOND.
Views taken.
Secure the substance ere the shadow fades,
Let Nature copy that which Nature made.
Call and examine specweEs.
Rooms in Wnght's new building, on Fourth Street
one door from the corner Of Main.
E. NJ. SAMAIIS.
Olympia, Feb 8. 1861. l2tf
, 1861-02-08
Farm FOR SALE OR RENT.

TWILL SELL OR RENT MY FARM SITUATED
in Chchas county, in township lG north, range 5
west-known as Sam Williams donation claim
containing 800 acres There Ia $50 acres under fence
and 50 acres, in cultivation good house and large
framelban, and outhOuses complete, on the farm.
For further information address the undersigned at
Chehalis Point.
T. ]. CARTER.
Chehalis Point, January %, 1861. 3wl0
, 1861-02-08
Notice.

A NOTE OR DUE BILL DRAWN BY VIM. NJ
Rutledge, and payable one day after date or on de
mand, to B. f. Yantis or order, for S202 and some
cents was lost or the 9Th or 7th inst As the under
signed has taken up said note, all persons caution
ed against negotiating for the same.
W. NJ. RUTLEDGE.
Olympia, Feb 7, 1861. lw
, 1861-02-08
Mrs. WinSIOw.

An experienced nurse and Female Physician, has a
Soothing Syrup for children teething which greatly
facilitates the process Of teething, by softening the
gums, reducing all inlamatiOn-wil allay all pain,
and is sure to regulate the bowels Depend upon it
mothers it will give rest to yourselves ard relief and
health to your infants. Perfectly safe in all cases.
Sc advertisement in another column. 25y
, 1861-02-08
30 Stands OF Bees,

Per Steamer Oregon,-On Consignment =
AND OFFERED AT VERY Low RATES. THOSE
wishing to purchase, are requested to apply at al
early day. , 80,
Olympia, Jan. 25, ls6I. 10
, 1861-02-08
S AN 2 ORD'S
NED EA9WVnnNAFNn
NEVER DEBILTTATEs.

TITS eompound nded entirely from Gttn1a, and
has become established met 4Sandan tioine, known
.Iha ali Z I-nl Il nj a
, 1861-02-08

RS- The best Purifyer of the Blood--Hall's Sarsa
parlla Iellow.DOck and Iodine of Potass GINS 8
, 1861-02-08
SIleriR,s SnIe.

by the Clerk Of the District Court of the Second Judi
cal District Of the Territory Of Washington, and to
me directed have levied upon seized and taken into
execution, and will proceed to SELL according to law
at the Court house door in the town of Olympia, in
said District on Wednesday the 27th day Of February
1851 at O'Clock in the afternoon the following des-
cribed premises, viz:
All that parcel of land lying in ThurstOn county
and Territory Of Washington, beginning at the corner
Of the meandering line Of the Sound separating the
claim of William w. Plumb from that Of Moses Hurd
and wife, thence west mile thence southerly at
right angles with said line eighty rods; thence east
parallel with the first mentioned line, one mile to the
aforesaid meanderng line; thence along said line to
place of beginning; the same to be sold or so much
thereof will satisfy judgment of Thirteen Hun
dred and Eghty-six Dollars and seventy-hve cents,
with ineeTest and costs.
WILLIAM BILLINGS,
Sheriff Of Thurston County, W. 7.
Olympia, January 25, 1861. 4wlO