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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-05-25

Notice to Donation Claimants
OF WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
MORE than Fourteen HUNDRED Donation Pa.
lvl pers, Notifications and Final Proofs,) are
now lying in the pigcon-hoes Of the Registers Of
zee, 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 thrce
years, provided that he had other duties to per-
form. But when it is known that two-thirds Of
his time is occupied with conflicting donat tons and
presumption cases, persons having donation papers
in the office may we'll look 10 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 wellacquainted with tho
business, am prepared to make out papers and
procure Certificates for claimans in all parts ofthe
Territory. will also attend to the preparation and
fling Of declaratory statements and FINAL proofs for
prescriptions, and drawing maps ofcaimsan Town
ships, from the original surveys for those desiring
them. For preparing the papers and procuring
certificate for donation claim, where there Is mo-
conflict, my charge is five dollars. For preparing
andf ling's declaratory statements and paying the
governmentiee, three dollars. For Towns hip maps,
Ave dollars, and claim maps one dollar each. n
all cases the fee must come in advance.
Persons having bought land, acquired under the
Donation Law, cannot be too careful TO Cer;iH-
Gates are Issued. A. N. POE,
Nov. ~. 1900. r3af1 Olympia, ". r.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-05-25

BoARpxAN's YEAST PowpERs.-This article Of
Yeast Powder will render all articles of food made
Of -four or meal more nutritious, dgestible, and
wholesome. than any other yeaet 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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I. q. q. #.
20:m3.

Olympia Lodge No. /, I. o. 0. F. meets every
Saturday evening Barnes Building, on Main St
next door to "Standafd' Office. All members o.
the Order in good standing are invited toattcnd.
6. C. BLANKINSIlP, Scc'y.
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Olympia, May 2lst, 1861.

All persons having elaine against the late firm
of Bcttman Brothers will present them TO the un-
dcrsigncd for settlement, and ALL THOSE who
are indebted to them will please pay up, if they
want to save expenccs. The undersigned can al
WAYS be found ut the old stand of Bettman Bro
Tiers. >. BEIIMAN.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-05-25
NOTICE..

Persons having enrolled their names as Militia
arc requested to meet together at Olympia, on
Saturday, the 25th inst, and organize company
BY electing company officers.
GILMORE HAYS,
Nav %, 1861. Enrolling Officer.
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United STATES MAILS.

Proposals for carrying the mails Of the United
States, from the !st of september, 1861, to the
3Oth Of June, 1866, on the following route, in the
Territory of Washington, will be received at the
Contract Office of the Post Office Department., in
the City Of Washington. until 3 p. m. Of the 9Th
day of July next, to be decided by the 10th Of the
same month.
No. l3772.-From Olympia, by Stcilacoom City,
Seattle, Port Madison, Tekalct, Port Ludlow,
Port Townsend, Cleveland, and New Dungcnness,
to Whatcom, 200 miles, and back once week, in
steamboats,.
Leave Olympia every Monday at IL M; arrive
at Whatcom next Wednesday by q. M. Leave
Whatcom> every Wednesday at IL M; arrive at
Olympia next Saturday by 6 q. IN.
Bids for more frequent trips will be considered
also bids to extend to Victoria, in the Brilish
possession.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-05-25

TmAxks-To Ed. Giddings, Esq, of
the steamer Mu'Momah, for late papers.
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Notice Of Dissolution.

VI1HE copartncrship heretofore existing between
l.. and S. Bettman, under the uamc of Bctt-
man Brothers, has this day been dissolved by mu-
tual consent, l. Bettman having withdrawn from
~ s. BETTMAN, De''m"n Df0s'
Olympia. Nav 2lSt, 1861.
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T.. x. RAST.

Sole Agent of the well known house of SEIDER-
LlCII, Philadelphia whose goods are recognized
by the trade as being better in quality Of stock,
workmanship and style, than any other house in
the world and has now opened sample lots at his
extensive warerooms, iii California st.
The attention of the trade is invited.
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w. 8. g.
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.
It put up in GREEN CASES. and branded
w. s. G., CLUB HOUSE. We shall continue 70
receive the above Gin regularly.
ALSO
Pure Ambrosial Whisky, in TASKS;
Pure Ueetar Whisly, in new style bottles
Pure Bourbon Whis1y.
The above Liquors are from the well known
house Of VIM. 8. Corwin / Co., New York, and
are guaranteed fine and pure.
W. B. CUMMINGS + co.
l:mt 30 California st., San Fran.
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ChaS. b.. Williams,
Successor to G. A. ncs,-Establishcd 1852
DEALER IN
HARDWARE, lINWARE, STOVES, Iron,
STEEL, GROCERIES, &c.
olympia, w. +.
"AvING recently received large ncccssions to
his stock is now offering among other Goods,
the following desirable articles -
Burning Fluid and Coal Oil. (Purc)
Coal Oil and Fluid Lamps,
Shades. Tubes, Globes, Chimncys Wicks,
Concentrated Potash,
for making l: gallons soft soap with full direc-
tions) price GA cts.
Advance Cooking Stoves,
with extension ovens,
"A very desirable pattern with extra castings),
Garden Tools,
Garden Seeds (l2A cents per paper,
Parlor and Door Mats,
Dear, Beaver, Gopher, Rat and Mouse Traps,
Brass Curtain Cornccs and Bands,
Wire and Safe Cloths, Of all numbers,
Shoe Findings, a Full Variety;
Comprising Lasts, Shoe Hammers, Knives, Nails,
Pnchcrs, Pegs, &c.
Horse, Cow and Sheep Bells,
Extra Heavy.
D1a9to1a,s
Patent CrOSsCut and Mill Saws,
"a very superior article),
Mechanics Tools and Materials,
"a full Variety
Window-sash, Paints, Oil, Putty and Glass Var
nishcs, Japan, Turpcntinc and Alcohol
Pocket and Table Cutlery, large assort-
mcnt), Curry Combs and Horse
Brushes, (cathcr bncks) Pow
der, Shot, Balls, Lead and
Caps, Bullet Moulds,
- Gun Locks -
Wipers, Nipples, &c; Cable, Trace. Halter and
Dog Chains Sheep Shears and Wool Cards,
Grub, Planter and Garden Hoes,
lsl0vvs, CultlvatOrS,
NlattOCks, Brush Hooks,
Horse Rnkes, Cradles,
SCylhes, R0keS,
Churm1, Forks,
Butter Bowls and Trays, sc.
JAPAN BLACK TEA.
hkS- Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper and Brass Ware
manufactured and repaired.
N.B.-Wc have made such arrangements for
the purchase Of articles, either in San Francisco
or New York, as we think cannot but give salts
faction.
Dag Commission solicited.
Olympia, April G, 1861. 2l:tf
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LOOK HERE!

THE SHAVINC AND HAIR DIR ESS-
ing Establishment on Main Street, near the
Stage Office, is still in operation, where the under
signed will be happy to attend the wants Of his
patrons.
SHAVING AND HAIR DRESSING
done with ue4tness and dispatch, and in the latest
fashion.
"a Hot and cold baths 1t all hours.
J. II. BUSH.
Olympia, Nov. 80, 1862 SLY
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Sherl6's sale.
DY virtue of an order Of sale, issued by the
ID clerk Of the district court Of the ed Judicial
District Of Washington Territory, and to me direc-
ted, have levied upon seized, and taken into exc
cution, the following described property, which
shall SELL at public auction, to the highest bidder,
ut the door Of DR.. N. r. Burns drug store, In
Olympia, on Saturday, the LIST day OF June, 1861,
At the hour Of one o'clock in the afternoon, VIII
Port Of lot eight 10y, In block twelve In tho
town Of Olympia aud, also, on the same day, At
the court house door, in Olympia, Thurston coun-
ty w. T., at the hour Of two o'clock In the attcr'
noon, number one ~, two l2), three (al and four
(i), in block number 81, Of Swans Addition to the
town Of Olympia and one hundred and sixty acres
of land, situated in ThurstOn county, W. T., u
being the northeast of section twenty-cight (2S),
in township ls, N. Il. 2,W.
The above described property will DO sold, or
90 much thereof AZ will satisfy judgment, rem
dered by the above named court ct ito March
term, 1861 In favor Of II. II. Snow, and against
N. r. Burns, with interest on the same, and costs
WILLIAM BILLINGS,
Sheriff Of Thurston county, W. 7.
April ~, 1861. s4:@w.
100 POUNDS ONION SETS"
lou ALSO all kinds Of Garden SEEDS,
For sale BY G. W. CORLISS.
J. W. JOHNSON,
A TTORNEY AT LAW, Solicitor In ChanceEy,
IA and Proctor In Admiralty.
Seattle. March, 1901. l0:n
*+sThe best purifier Of tho blood Is Halls Sas:
sararills.
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Form of Proposal, Guaranty, AID Certificate
PROPOSAL.

The undcrsigned--, whose post Office ad-
dress is, county of -, State Tor Ter
ritory) Of. proposes to carry the mails OF
the United States, from September LIST, 1861, to
June 3Oth 1866, Oh route No. l2772, between
Olympia and Whatcom. under the advertisement
Of the Postmaster General, dated March 18th,
1861, for the annual sum of-'dollars
This proposal is made nth full k"omledye Of the
route the reight Of the mail to be carried, and all
other particulars i" reference to the whole route and
serrice and, also, after careful examination Of the
lars and instructions attached to the advertisement.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-05-25

GUARANTY.
The undersigned, residing at--, State Tor
Territory of-, undertake that, if the fore
going bid for carrying the mail on route No. 1912
be accepted by the Postmaster General, the bid
der shall. prior to the LIST day Of September,
1861, enter into the required obligation, or con-
tract, to perform the service proposed, with good
and sufficient suretics.
This wc do understanding distinctly the Obligations
and liabilities assumed By yaaran'ors under the 27.h
section Of tie act Of Congress- Of J"ly 2. 1886.
nat cd
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-01-02
--latest from Washington.

aHe Federal Government and South
Carolina - WASHINGTON, Dec. 3l.-
The President has prepared aud will
send in to Congress, on Wednesday,
a special message, in reference to late
events in South Carolina.
1t is also believed that decided
policy in reference to the maintenance
of the forts near Charleston has been
adopted ~ the War Department,
where Gen. Scott has the last few days
been in Council.
The L. s: revenue cutter Harriet
Lane left Now York this morning for
Charleston, with sealed orders.
1t is believed here that Secretary
Thompson, of the Department of the
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-01-02
MASS MEETING.

The Mass Meeting at the Hotel on
the evening of Saturday last, convened
by the Southern Rights Association"
of the Parish of Jefferson for the
ratification of the nomination of candi-
dates to- tho Cow ention to be held at
Baton Refuge on the 23d Jatuary, inst,
was nurneron41y attended.
The nominees, -(Messrs. Land and
Ogden) were unanimously proclaimed
the candidates If the S. r. Association
of this parish.
The Meeting vas ably addressed by
the gentlemen above named, and also
by Mr.. Connolly, on the questions which
must shortly come before the people,
and which should command due con-
sideration by every American citizen,
whether native or adopted.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-01-02
Letter from Jacob Barker, Esq.
~ The n. O. Picayune, Of yester-

~ The n. Q. Picayune, Of yesterz
day says:
The following letter, written By our
venerable fellow citizen, Jacob Barker,
Esq, in reply to CORRESPONDENT in
New York. relative to his presiding at
a meeting in tllizscity in favor of State
co-operatien, has been handed US for
publication.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 81, 1860. 4
L2enr Sit am in receipt of your
letter ofgthe 26th inst, and hasten to
Inform you that you were mistaken in
the object of the meeting of which |
was chairman.
ssIs he public seemed to be running wild
for eparate secession. The object Of
III meeting was to induce conference
Ill, or the majority, of the slave
States before secession was resolved
To have an effect, it is Necessary to
acquiesce iii tho general opinion which
iscertainly that the North, by itsper-
the decision of the SupSaA Court
in the Drea Scott case, done thes
South great injustice aas2 can
not get redress and Hon from
further wrong thoss pssing the
meeting advocate the forffiation of a
separate confederacy, in case q major
ity of the slave States that will join US
therein, and not otherwise.
We intend to retain Washington and
the '.Star-Spangle Banner and to
drive out of the Union all the States
that will not fairly and promptly con-
form the requirements of the con-
1{ Separate secession would
sending a ship to sea without
M, compass or pilot.
81 espe ctfully, your obedient servant,
JACOB BARKER.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-01-02
Robber Arrested.

Robber Arrested. - On Saturday
night last, special Officer II. LAzARE,
Of this parish nabbed one of those
gentry after he had displayed his skill
in his profession by knocking down
Mr., Wilkinson, of Greenville, whilst
on his way home from the Railroad
station at that place. When taken by
the Officer the pocket book of Mr.. W.,
was found in his possession with
some money-also implementsused by
pick pockets and burglars. He gave
his name as George Claude.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-01-02

Interior, and Secretary Thomas, of the
Treasury, will certainly both resign.
The Cabinet-The Cabinet have
decided that it is impossible to restore
the military status, with reference to
the Charleston forts.
Messrs. Floyd, Thompson and Tho
mas hold that the constitution guaran-
tees the right of secession.
The Committee Of Thirty Three.-1n
the House committe of thirty-three
Mr.. Taylor, of Louisiana, said he was
satisfied nothing could be effected, but
he should retain his place, to join in the
minority report.
On motion of Mr.. Adams, of Massa-
chusetts, the enabling bill for the adj
mission of New MexieS was ordered to
be prepared by vote of II to 10.
Mr.. Floyd's Resignation accepted.
President Buchanan has accepted
Secretary Floyd's resignation.
Gen. Wool on Secession .-TRoY, Dec
31.--In letter published in the Times
of to day Gen. Wool says if Fort
Sumpter be surrendered to the seces-
sionists, 100000 men will be ready in
twenty days to take vengeance
upon all who will betray the Union into
the hands of it's enemies.
Proceedings Of the Senate.-WAsH-
INGToN, Dec. 3l.--In the Senate the
Kansas bill has been postponed till Mon
day. Mr.. Benjamin. of Louisiana, is
now speaking on the affairs of the
Union.
Later from flashing ton. WASHING
TON, Dec. 31.-The Secretary of. the
Treasury has refused toaccept bids for
the Government loan at over - per
cent. discount.
Confagration IN Michigdn.---MIL-
wAUKIE, Dec. 3l.--The lake chi
gan Flour Mills were destroye IA
last night. Loss, Sa5, 900
for $4,000. Also, the wareh 03lse B e1
longing to Messrs. Collins &c Andre. ]
Loss $4,000, upon which thdre 1asl
no insurance.
The city offices and other buildings s.
on the corner Of Huron and East nter
streets were partially destroyed by the
devouring element.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-01-02
Horse Thief Arrested.-O

KERNER of this city arrested on Sum
day last, in the city of New Orleans,
a man by the name of John Kelly, for
stealing q mule belonging to John Dunn
of this place some two weeks ago.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-01-02
The LoMdion Times ON Amcricnn
STnvery.

SInvery.
Tie london Times has evidently chang
ed its tune concerning American slavery.
Tnsan article onSdisunion it remarks as
follows:
"A few yeats ago all EngEand went
crying mad overa Story which certainly
was masterpiece Of writllig The first
was that which the writer IN
tended--an unboundedN horror of slavery
and Indignation against the slave tnasteY.
Never was eloquence better listened ia II
never had an argument fairer play, FOR at
least 100000 British men and women
read or listened to the book in the silence
of their homes, and the fair advocate car
ried the syspathies spellbound to the last
line of the last page What is now the
result We are a fair and reasoning
people We have looked into the con-
dition of the negro, as described by the
novelist We have .s'realized" the Gin
stitution." We have apprehended the
greatness of the fact, and ask ourselves
"What can be done ?" We have com
pared the evil with evils Of our own, and
reflected with what difficulty we get over
If we gel over--our own social mischief
and scandals. There is no use in violent
language, we say to ourselves: what Is
to be done? That rs the question. We
have, too, been made aware, and have had
it brought home to our conscience, that
we consume largely slave grown cotton.
and sugar, and coffee, and that the very
paper on which million copies of Uncle
Toms Cabin were spread over this coun-
try was made from slave produce
Returning thus to our senses, to our
reason, and'to our conscience, we have
come to take a mnch quieter view of
the domestic institution" We feel
for the slaves, but we feel also for the
masters, andwe have satisfied ourselves
that it does no good to the former to
abuse the latter. We are aware, too,
that slavery was British bequest to
the States. All these considerations
apply quite as much, and more nearly
by several degrees, to the Northern
States. May notthis quarrel give way
to calm in which the real difficulties of
the question will be met and quietly
answered! 1t is too true that the cons
merce of the United States is almost.
if not quito as much committed to slav-
cry as its agriculture. For what would
New York be without slavery But,
what alas would Liverpool and Mans
chester! What this metropolis Can
not all the partners in this business put
their heads together, shake hands over
the quarrel, and think what can be
done to mitigate what it is SO difficult to
abolish Perhaps we speak to the deaf,
but anything is better than dividing
State against State, house against |
house, aud servant against master, in |
the most rising nation in the world. |
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-01-02
NEW CARRoLLTON POUND

WAS brought to the Pound of the --s,-
undersigned Syndic Left Bank, 4ESs5SNAg(d
18th day of December, 1860 s-GG-x[gs
ONE WHITE AND RED SPOTTED COW
with piece cut off the right horn; left ear crop
ped and right eur split
The marks are taken as near ms possible no
other mark or brand visible.
II" owner or owners of the above described
anllnat are requested to come forward prove pro-
perty pay charges and take her away on be.
tore WEDNESDAY, January 2. 1861 or she will be
sold on said day Mt - o clock NJ
JACOB WEIN Ell Syndi. Left Bank
Parish of Jefferson December -, lS6O.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-01-02

New YEARS Day Yesterday--and
the day preceding, were two of the
most gloomy ever experienced by the
true patriotic and lover of free govern
ment, during the last half century.
There is scarcely left a hope for the
safety of our institutions or the perpe-
tuity of this great American Union.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-01-02

PIP. Poche, Constable Fees in
Criminal cases -. IA 6S
A bill of Justice Hamper for S1S3 O5
costs in Taxsuits, was referred to the
Finance Committee.
\ On motion, the Council adjourned
until "Wednesday, January 9th, 1861, at
5 O'Clock, p. M.
A true copy,
G. C. PORTER, Secretary.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-01-02
The Bond Robbery. --Thc sf5fpendou

The Bond Robbery .--T lie sfJfpendous
theft just discovered in the interior de-
partment of the federal government is
no doubt type of what is going on in
every other department, and will in no
small degree account for the conduct
of Buchanan and HIS advisers In con-
nection with the political affairs of the
nation. When, two years ago, the ad-
ministration entered the field to defeat
the democracy of Illinois and elect the
abolition candidate to the Senate of the
United States, we were well Satisfied
that other reasons animated Buchalllh
and associates than pArsonal hatred Of
Judge Douglas; and when, subsequent
tly, in all the free states, they were
operating to the same end, and have re-
Gently committed the government to
an approval of, it's own destruction, we
no longer doubted that their object was
to produce condition of things so dis
ordered, perpleXed and chaotic, that the
enormous Nillanies perpetrated by their
satellites should pass UNDECIDED and
never be brought to the light of a pub
lie exposure. In this it seems they are
in part at least, to be disappointed, for
not only has this gigantic theft in the
department of theinterior been brought
to light. but good reasons exist that the
true authors, as well as the actual inn
mediate perpetrator of the robbery, will
be exposed to public execration if not
brought, as they should be, to public
justice. 1t appears that Russell, of
Kansas, who, with his partners, was the
contractor with the war department for
that most hagitiously corrupt job, the
Utah transportation of three years since
held large amounts of promises to pay,
issued by Mr.. Floyd, chief of the de
partment having banking and other
associations in Washington besides the
confidence of all concerned, he easily
found out placer whoro-from to raise
the wind until Secretary Floyd should
be able to place him in funds. How
far he, Russell and others, will he able
to eSonerate themselves from legal
completely in the thcftis not yet known,
any moro thar is whether tie war and
interior departments, Gre il their res
pectivo administrations entirely OK
empt from participation in the infamous
act perpctratCd and now evnoSoS lei
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-01-02


a GRAND Military, CIVIC AND FANCY
~ 8 DRESS BALL, s.
~ VIII be given by the JEFFERSON s4S@ :.
S2TT RIFLES of this City, at the Hall 49, :
~ of Fire Company No One, upon the
niEht of the Sth tof January, 1861. :
MA AYERS
Hon v BURTHE Carl Zeller,
hon !. ~ Hamper, George Herrle,
Hon. John L. Michel, William MAYO
Hon. r. King Cutler F. Schiller
Hon. A. s. Ferth, NJ G. Davis
r FISCHER, William z. Duncan,
Charies Engeman, L. c. Perret
Peter Stoulig, L. +, levy
John Davenport, GUY Dreux
FLOOR MANAGERS.
Sharles e. Roger, E. Rigaud
Z" Sommagere, w. Il. Scott,
"A 6abln, James Brookes,
80 Herrte, j. ID. w. Jones'
A. N. Ogden, Arthur Wire
r c. Perret, jr., Peter Williams,
Thomas l.. Maxwell.
g COMMITTEE OF INVITATION.
=. G DreuX, A. Wire,
n Commagere, Jules Michel,
z. G. Perret, jr..
sAY Tickets of Adms sion. -....S 81 so
- Ladies Invitations can be had by applying
TO the Members OF the Committee. dec29
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-01-02

DAME to the premises of the .~,
3eee nmhers :so ilso on sunday x1 lat
Hack COW, branded j. S. LIZ
J. H
The owner of the above animal can have the
same by paying the expense of this advertisement
gly Apply at this Office, to L. BELL. jan2 3t