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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-03-02
SherlGS Sale.

DY virtue Of an execution issued out of the Dis
Id trct Court for the Second Judicial District OF
Washington Territory for the county of Lewis, in
favor of John W. Anderson and George d. Clark
against the property Of Eale Sarcaut, l have
levied upon the following described property,
tO-wt
Three hundred and forty-tlrce acres of land,
more or less, situated on the Cowlitz Prairie,
Lewis county: bounded on the northwest by pub
lie land and the end of N. Chappccr' land claim;
on the northeast by NJ. Chappelcr's land claim
and Joseph St. Germains claim; on the southeast
by Henrietta Plomonden, half of said Plomondcn
claim, and by n tract of land claimed by T. j.
Cater; and on the southwest by public land.
shall proceed to sell the above described pro-
perty, or SO much thereof as will satisfy said iudg-
ment, interest and costs, and accruing costs, ut
public auction. to the highest bidder for cash, on
the premises, Saturday, 3Oth day of March, 1861
at IL O'Clock, noon: of said day.
N. d. ROUNDTREE,
Sheriff Of Lewis county.
Cowlitz, Feb. 90, 1861. l6-4
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RlGnT.-A bill has passed the YER
mont House of Representatives, requir-
ing every attorney ut law, on the re-
quest of his client, to give his opinion
in writing, upon the points bearing di-
rcctly upon the ease; holding the attor-
ncy responsible, when through neglect,
incompctency or mismanagement ON
his part, the client suffers damagcs.-Er.
This ought to be adopted everywhere.
Lawyers would not be deceived by eli
ents mis-stating their cases, and cXaS-
Grating the amount and character of
their testimony.
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THE JAPANESE sALVE,

Wounds Piles, Doils, Chilblans, Bruises and all
kinds Of Sores has been discovered to be the best
and most wonderful preparation ever used. Its
healing properties arc astonishing, almost magical
1t supersedes all salves now in use, and develops
one great good that has resulted from the opening
Of japanese ports to the commerce Of the world
and will cause all that use il to rejoice that dc
sirable result has been accomplished. This salvc
has been sufficiently used to test its qualities.
Try it all--everybody. No family should be with
out it-and although the ingredients arc rare and
expensive, only FIFTY CENTS is charged for a
box. 1t can lie obtained Of all the Druggists.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-03-02

THIS WONDERFUL REMEDY, CALLED TIE
Japanese Vcncrcal SALVE, and used for the cure
Of Syphitic Sores and procured at great trouble
and expense, is now placed in the hands Of drug
gists for SALE where persons afflicted can purchase
it, and effect cures without the consequent NORTH.
cation and heavy charges incurred by going to
physicians. The ingredients procured from these
scientific and wonderful people arc such as have
not been known to the rest Of the world in the
cure of loathsomc corruptions and fur excels any.
thing heretofore used. Testimonials Of astonishing
cures could be obtained if necessary, but it is only
requisite to test il to prove its great healnc quail.
ties. The cost is nothing compared to its value.
For sale at all the Druggists.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-03-02

of amendment, either atfirlnatively or
negatively, and end the matter: and,
sir, ask that it may be ended in such
time that, if there be amendments which
shall ultimately pass the Senate, they
may be passed in such way and at such
Il season that they may 60 to the House
with some chance OF passage there.
"Ir's ME."-The following excerpt
from the local column of Il New York
paper has more true poetry i'll it
than many a piece Of sounding rhyme
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and greater length:
"Passing neat little martin-box of a
house last evening, we happened to see
man waiting at the door for admit
lance. AT the instant, a green blind
above just opened Il little way, and by
the gas-light we caught glimpse of IL
pair of brilliant eyes, and Il bird-tOnc
voice softly said, "Whos thcrc:' 'It's
me-, was the brief response. The eyes
and the tlutter disappeared from the
window, like stars in Il cloud, and we
almost tancicd, as we passed on, we
could hear the pattcring of little feet
upon the stairs, winged with welcome.
1t was but a tritle; but it haunted
us for an hour. "It's met" Amid the
jar of great city, these words fell upon
the quick ear aloft, and met glad re-
Spouse.
cts me-" And who was enc?
The pride of hearts life, no doubt:
the tree Il vine was clinging to: De-
fender of the Faithful" in the best
sense Of the word.
"It's mel" Many there are who
would give half their hearts, and more
than half the hope in them, for one
such recognition in this "widc, wide
world.'
On Change, in the Directory at the
Post Office, he was known as 4. B. G.,
Esq: but on that threshold and within
those walls "it's me- and nothing
more; and what more is there one
would love to be?
Few if all the hearts that beat SO
wildly, sadly, slowly, can recognize a
true soul amid the din and darkness of
the world, in that simple but eloquent
"it's me-" As if he had said:
For am nothing to all the world.
EnrI m al thn tn hoe
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SCHOOL NOlI(E---OIYMPIA DISTRICT.

TIME District School of the Town Of Olympia
commenced its term on MONDAY, the 25th
day of February, at the District School House,
under the charge of Prof. B. G. Lippncott late
Principal of the Puget Sound Institute.
Scholars residing within the limits of the said
town entitled to deduction upon their tuition,
equal to their share of the School Fund. All
scholars outside of the district will pay full tut
ton.
TO correct Misrepresentation, the Directors give
notice that the District SCHOOL, has not been merged
or joined with any other school or institute.
BY order of the Trustees of the District,
RICHARD LANE, Clerk.
Olympia, Feb. IS, 1861. lG:wl
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Later from the Atlantic Side.

Jan. 22-1 A. M.--The California
War Debt, bill of 100000 passed the
House on Saturday the 10Th.
Col. Haync, the representative OF
South Carolina at Washington, does
not insist upon the surrender of Fort
Sumptcr.
Lieut.. Talbot returned to Charlcton
IAN. 18th. The GovcrnOrand Council
If South Carolina were in consultation
during the greater part of the night.
Tie Virginia Senate, by a large vote,
has adopted the report in favor ola Na-
tional Convention Tyler, Rivcs, Brock
cnborough, Summers and Seldom, are
named us Commissioners. Tyler, as
Commissioner, will wait Oh the presi-
dent. and Judge Robertson, as Commits
sioner to the Seeding States, will re-
oucst them to refrain from hostilities.
The House concurrcd in Il resolution
unanimously passed by the Senate, that
If all efforts should tail, Virginia will
unite her lestinics with her sister slave
states. Tkc House passed somewhat
similar resolutions.
The Missouri Legislature has finally
passed Convention bill to submit a
Change of the Federal relations to the
people.
Tia Kentucky Legislature has done
nothing in national affairs.
The Alabama House has passcda bill
to provide against invasion by sea. 1t
authorizes the destruction of land and
water marks.
The Tennessee House concurrcd in
resolutions to clcet delegates to a Con-
vcntion, on the 9th of Feb. who are to
assemble on the 2jth.
Lieut.. lllric is challenger of Gen.
Harvey.
When Hollis confirmation was under
consideration in executive session, Crit
tcndcn is said to have ben very severe
on the Seeding States, and to have
avowcd the opinion that force used
against the lawlcss citizens of any State
is not coercion.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 29.-Thc Rhode Is
land Senate, by Il vote of II to ~, and
the House by 4 vote Of ~ to Is, have
repealed the Personal Liberty law.
NartA Care!il4:a. Has iiiiatt vet called Il
convention. The result is doubtful
The sloop-ot-war B,"oki,yn sailed from
Norfolk on the 18th of January, under
sealed orders, having on board two COM
panics of soldiers for the South.
The House of Representatives passed
resolution appointing committee to
inquire whether there is any secret Or
yaiiization hostile to the Government
at the National Capital. The Senate is
not in session.
Yesterday the President sent an i'm
portant message to Congress IN refer
cncc to the proposition OF the Virgins,
Legislature to hold a Convention at
Washington on the 4tl OF February,
and the mission OF cX-Prcsidcnt Tyler.
The President thinks that this Conven-
ton may be the means of prove ,ting
difficulties, and he urges Congress not
to pass laws which may bring on a con-
tfict until the efforts of the Convention
are tested. lie says that his duty is to
protect public property, and he will dc
SO to the extent of his ability.
The Georgia Secession Ordinance
was presented. IvcrSon withdrew.
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RELIGIOUS Notices.

Divine Service at St. Johns Chapel every Sum
day morning, ut IL o'clock, and evening at o.
clock. Also, Bible Class every Wednesday even
ing ut o'clock, Pm.
ID. ELLIS WILLEs, Missionary.
Divine Service every Sabbath ut the NJ +.
Church in the morning and evening. Sabbath
School ut 2P.M
Rev. II. J. Evans will preach in the hall of the
District School House, on the first, second, and
fourth Sundays of each month at ! | o'clock A. NJ.
BoARDMAN's YEAST POwDERs.-This article of
Yeast Powder will render all articles of food made
of -four or meal more nutritious, digcstiblc, and
wholesome. than any other yeast powder in the
market We quote their constantly increasing de-
mand as evidence of their merit. For sale by all
the merchants.
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NOTICE.

HNAKE notice that on Saturday, February 23d,
1861, at o'clock in the afternoon, will SELL
to the highest bidder for cash, on the land claim
of VIM. NJ. Rutledgc, generally known a. the
"Judson Claim in Claquato precinct, Lewis
county, W. T. ONE THOSUAND BUSHELS OF
WHEAT, more or less, and TWO HUNDRED
AND FIFTY BUSHELS OF OATS, more or less,
or sufficient thereof to repay me my lien and
charges for harvesting the same.
JOHN HOGUE.
Lewis County, ". T., Feb. 2, leGl. laws
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Nj \ IL ri l., ID:

On the 9th uimo. by Rev. E.. Allcr,on on
Bush's prair,c, Mr.. JosErm ScoTr to Miss NAXcy
LIITLEJonN.
On the 22l ultimo at Stciacoom, by 4. b.
Rahbcson, j. p. Mr.. l.. NJ. llrsox to Miss JANE
MCMrLLEN.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
San Francisco Agency.

TlIOS BOYCE, Esq, n. l.. corner of Montgonl-
cry and Washington SITS, and CllAS. A. CRANE,
Esq, arc our authorized Agents in San Francisco.
to receive and receipt for Subscriptions and Ad-
vertsing.
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I. d. d. T..

Olympia Lodge No. !, !. o.. O. r. meets every
Saturday evening,n Barnes Building. on Main St.
next door to .'Standard' Office. All members of
the Order in good standing are invited oattend
G. &. BLANKINSHIP, Scc'y.
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Musical School.
NJ. JONES, ESQ.,, would revu

NJ. JONES, ESQ.,, would respect.
u fully announce to the citizens of Olympia
and vicinity, that he is prepared TO give instruc-
ton, either private lessons to classes, on the
Violin, Cornet, Flute, and Bass.
Ray" Music arranged to order.
p1y- Enquire at Kele,t's Saddlcry Establish
ment Main Street.
Olympia, March 2, 1861. l6tf
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-03-02

Er3y~ We have received II statement
of the condition of the District School
from Mr.. Boynton, which will appear
next week,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-03-02

DRY GOODS.
Shcctn. brown A.. 10 to lIc do 81, Is to
DE; do IL, 30 to 3, ic--o hcachcd. I? to zoe.
prillings brow and blcached. to Zoe.
Prints. French IL to 2ac do Mcrrimac, III to
Ice; do American. fancy. ! to l5c.
Fhnncs. Eastern, 10 to 7ac Oregon, toto G2lc;
do Oregon 81, 10 to SOC.
Cashmere Oregon, so TO 2jc: Eastern 81 90
to 81 30.
DENNIS. Is to &c. Carpets and Druggcts
iAmcricanl ioc to 81 90.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-03-02

W.S.C
CLUB HOUSE GIN,
THE UNDERSIGNED, BEING SOLE AGENTS
of the above Gin offer it to the public the finest
HOLLAND GIN, and the only GENUINE CLUB
HOUSE GIN imported to this market.
1t is put up in GREEN CASES, and branded
W. s. c., CLUB HOUSE. We shall continue to
receive the above Gin regularly.
Also
Pure Ambrosial Whisky, in TASKS;
Pure Nectar Whisky, in new style bottles;
Pure Bourbon Whisky.
The above Liquors are from the we'll known
house of Vim. S. COrwin Co., New York, and
are guaranteed fine and pure.
W. d. CUMMINGS l. co.
l:mt 80 California St., San Fran.
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Neuralgia, Tic DOlOreaux, COnvul-

Neuralgia, Tic DOlOreaux, COnvul-
sions, Asthma, Cramps, Spisms, YER
tigo, Headache, Delirium Trcmcns,
Low Spirits, Mental or Physical Decay,
WhoOping Cough. Aguc, Loss of Appe-
tite, Structure, Stone, Nervous Twich-
ings, palpitation, Phthysic, Lumbago,
Abscnsc Of mind, Cholera, Dyspepsia,
Epilepsy, GOut, Palsy, st. Vitus
Dance, Mysteries, Hypochondrn, Sup
pressed Mcnscs-and is so wonderful
in rcjuvcnating premature old age, and
correcting decrepitude brought on by
excessive indulgence, that nothing but
a trial can convince the patient Of its
qualities
bk7r It is not an cxcitant, but a strengthened,
purely vegetable and harmless like skilful ar
chitcct, it begins by laying firm foundation, and
gradually but necessarily adds strength and vigoi
until nothing is left unfinished.
This miraculous Medicine is for sale, wholesale
and retail, by SAMUEL ADAMS, Druggist
Clay Street, one door from Dupont San FraNcisco
and BY alt DrMygists in California and Oreyon-$l
per bottle, 80 per dozen.
WHOLESALE Observation-Disclosures l. Co., G. W
Smell, Langley l. Co., Chas Morrell, Crowell
Crane; VIM. II. lIeith Co.
l4:m3 DR.. G. X. WILLARD, Olympia.
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Olym pia Retail Prices Current,

CORRECTED MONTHLY BY r. N. REED, ESQ.,,
OF II. A. Judson e. Co., Wholesale and Retail
Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Clothing,
Boots and Shoes, Hardware, Paints,
Oils, ......"&c......&c..".."
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-07-13
Wrong Men in the Wrong Place.

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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-07-13
POSTAL ATtR 2ENTS.

Several important changes and U,5i1
cations Of the postal laws were made by
,ha act Of Congress passed on the l1tn OF
last February which IS now in force.
The following viii be found Of intere5.
to The public:
!. The charge on letters convsycl by
private vessels, f for delivery at post Of.
lie where they shall arrive, FIVE GEMS ~.
stead Of six cents as formerly. If torward
Cd by mail, such letters are subject 70 twp
cents cach in addition to domestic rates.
,. Regular dealers in newspapers aud
period to par postage Oh such matter
at tho same rates as i. paid quarterly Or
yearly in advance.
>. Mapa, encrayi7-7, Autographs Pho
ographIc prints, books bound or unbound,
letters. envelopes, CARDS and blanks in
PACKAGES OF at least eight ounces, can be
sent for one cent AT ounce. or fraction Of
an ounce, to any place in the United States,
under fifteen hundred miles. The same
rates apply to seeds or cuttings in raeka-
ges not cXt ecilug eight oAnGcs, Prepay
ment bY postage stamps must he made On
these articles as we'll as all ether mail mat
ter subject TO prepayment.
4. Ten cents on each single letter from
points in The United States, east of the
Rocky Mountains, t. any State or rerrito-
ry on the Pacific, regardless Of dietarce.
5. All drop letters must be pre- paid by
postage stamps.
6. The use Of a stamp cut from n
stamped envelope is made Unable with
fifty dollars, as well as the re Use OF an
ordinary postage stamp.
7. Letter sheets embossed with postage
stamps. stamped wrappers for newspa pnrs,
aud lettcr envelopes Of larger denomlna-
lions han those previously in use, are au
Ii ri.oa to lie issued.
8 " Titcrs of letters can have them
retgrntd. if uncaled for within any given
period, by endorsing such request with
their name and address on the letter in
tcritiaJ.
O. All letters deposited in any Office nm
paid, on which prepayment il requested
( ncudiog drop lc,ters,) are to be " held
fer postage and returned weekly to the
dead letter oi~e
10. Postage is chargcable on all letters
returned frcm the dead letter Office.
II. Letters for the Pacific coast can he
sent by the Pony Exnress from S.. Joseph
No. on payment 10 TIE Contractors o. one
dollar per half oance in addition to the
cent rate Of postage.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-07-13

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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-07-13

The Chicago Tituae in noticing the
passage through that city Of tie Wisconsin,
Second Re yimens. says:
|. is of this regiment that a'cood story
has already been told by on" Of our cor
respondents. ny the law Of Wisconsin, n
bounty of s. per month in addition to bis
regalar pay. is given TO the vile Or family
OF volunteers in service. The boys OF the
Second have been making good use OF
their time, aud large number Of newly
welded wives are left behind at their de-.
par,ure. The boys thought it would hCS
do 10 lose the 3 per month. One Instance
beroi. reported IN ou, columns represents
one gaIan. youth AS leaving Camp Ran
dali, to hun. himself up wife, which he
did. and Of seven DAYS furoarh made six
q short sweet honeymoon. Such is the
power of an uniform in assaults on female
affection.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-07-13

General Nathaniel Lyon, who makes
such y stirring time in lissoUri. attracts
50 much attention that our readers may
want to know something about him. He
is a native Of New Haven, Connecticut.
Of an old and respectable family. lie en
tered the l nited States Military Academy,
June, 1887, and must, therefore, be about
forty years of age. He graduated the
eleventh in class of Gctv.,wo which is
very good standing. Major Ialoni b.
Tnwsr of Massachusctts. (now at Fort
Pickens,) was the head of the class. and
Capt. II. G. Wright Of Connecticut, the
second. LYON was promoted Second
Lieutenant. July |. lS4l, and FIRST Lieut.
in Februnry, 1917 lie was breve.ted
Capta%n. August 2oth, Isl, =" for gallant
aud meritot.iou1 eonlnet in the battles Of
Couteras ard Churuousco. He was
wounded Mt the l5elcn Gate Of Mexico,
So,temher Is. 1871 Since ,hen hc has
h ru cnplovei IN 10 ordinary service Of
the army His prompt, sasacious and
energetic conduct in Missouri. proves him
to be an able, a. well rs true Gil, He
has rat the rebels 10 fast time. aud if they
remain on their feet is likely to drill them
IN the running exercise, in n manner
equally useful aud extraordinary. The
rebels realize the old proverb, There is a
lion in the way