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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-09-27

GEN. Fremont AND Con. BIAGR.-In a
letter to the st. Louis Ropalbcqn dated sth
inst, Frank p. Blair, Jr thus refois to the
late difficulty with Gen. Fremont
" | never asked Gen, Fremont personal
favor. that he did not grant it Immediately. |
never asked an appointment for any one from
him that he did not give it, never recon-.
mended HIM to give a contract to any person,
that ne did not use his influence TO obtain it.
never had word Of personal alteration
with him, and finally, | have never done or
said any thing which could authorize any ono
to think that the differences between as have
the slightest tinge Of personality about them.
! am willing to await the pleasure Of those
having competent authority to disclose the ao-
tual ground Of difference, and abide the result
of my trial and the public judgment"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-09-27
NV York. Sept. "a.

INV lohh, sept, "a.
The Tribmes special Washington dispatch
says that the Colonel Of the 9th Virginia
Regiment has sent a message to his friends in
Washington, stating that the rebel army will
be there on Saturday next.
Should Gen. Fremont succeed in capturing
Lexington with Price in it, the previous dis
aster will be wiped from his record The
administration is not disposed to make hasty
jugdment.
1t is stated that the rebels have notified the
residents in Southern Kansas that they are
preparing for a raid there. Proper stems.
however will be taken by the Government in
the matter.
The Worlds dispatch says that a thorough
reconnaissance failed to discover any batteries
from Alexandria To the mouth of the Potomac
except those at Aquia Creek.
FoRrREus MoNRoE, Sept. "a
An arrival from Hutterai Inlet TO- day states
that all was quiet. An early effort will be
made to dislodge the rebels from Roanoke
Island. The itigate Sabine arrived to-day
and sails Southwark to- morrow.
Gen, Wool probably win not send any cum
trabands to Washington. az they are needed
here by the Quarter Master
The Persia reports, passed steamship Gyeai
Eastern returning to Liverpool with loss OF
beth side wheels, all her boats but one on
her port side bulworks stove, and ship roll
ing heavily, rudder also damaged.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-09-27

An accident occurred last night on the
Northern Central railroad, about nine miles
from TINS city. One troop tran following
another ran into the last car Of the forward
train. Two soldiers were killed and two
slightly wounded. The engineer had leg
broken. The killed belonged to the 10th
Pennsylvania regiment.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-09-27

A dispatch in the Montgomery Nal, says
water communication between New Orleans
and Mobile has been cut off again by Lincoln ;
blockade in consequence Of the removal Of
troops from Ship Island.
The Richmond Whig Of the 2lst says that
the Federals have nine batteries on Chandler
Island, and are expecting lumber 10 build
houses aud hospitals. 10000 men are 70
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26
TN. sauu eo.

An3 ~ tlruflua ttsr~befe.
ASk foE ifrfNnofirs rtkT 10 ornFH
Ca ct In s11tzfisrlseSi a1lf s.sa' fns it
AID AVOID iMrosilIoS AND rNfoslEE.
ma tw39
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

HEl.MBOI-Ds GENUINE PREPA-
III TON.
HEINHOi.p'S nrCllU NJ tbe Riaater
HRISsBolJr- McHO for be kidney
HHtAlROIIlS III CIT sor the 1stavri
HrI.MfOiIrs srCHt' ~ the pr.,-y
HEI.Af~eII, : BJCHU ~ N-rv.,asoe-s
HEIMhoiI'S BICHt fsr ls-- ~ A-uSory
HTlMBOIn'S RrCHC fif hnlnsss q ylSe1.
uTLMBOlI's BCCuU fof Dfhe-iii Rreatlans
HkIsdrOfD'S BJCHC fvr Weel Nerves
HFIADOl.D'S hJ(hU fos t,cnarel lsetv!fv
nxLMBolIIs hyCnI tor Inlyes-s! l~~~!'sd-
HkI.MRolIrs BCChU ir Niaht swe@ts
nrINHOiD's BtNHU fof Nakefaln.--.
fGrIAIe)ILs ByCnU hr Dr,ue< q; tie -.aA
nEiNBOips BCCHl ior Ercpuous
HklMBOlBS rrCHr for Pain "a he H..
HFIABOLD'S BCCHr To- he-visss~s a tl- kr.hs.
with Temporary sasa-'en snd ic~- q sls.I
HEIAllOl.I'S ntClil .Os Mobility and Reefic-~De--
witl, n ant - Astentioi sl1l Hofros q S.--iety.
HEkARllB's BvCHJ forob~uuctscn.
Hf1ABOlD's RCCHC Tor knes-se~ arising froo: L..
ti@-rstin- and all Disease a
FKAAIEs-FKsALKS-FE
FEMAIEs-FKhAIKs-FE
OLD OR YOUNG. siNGiK. MARRIED. or cox
TENPl-AI1SG AAIlIsIA0E.
rAYR NO NO.lE riiIS
TINY ARK oY No AvAu-
HrMBOi.n's EXTRACT EtCHJ
II TIE NRRy PEST REMEDY IL rHE WORLD
foT al complaints Incident " Tie set whether sr-
sing frou irilscretion nalts q Dissipation ~ IA he
DKCiI>F OR CHANGE ortifR
SRI SYMPTOMS ARoNk
No FAMILY snUf1D III wrInOtT n
Iase -, invr. hsl~sni. Mercury. or lnpls--AAt
A~i,sse. ~ aj.lees.st .a'd psngrrou' in--~-'s.
"f'SS,!iri snc,srT TBS DssEssrs nr.,.. srT'S
n III fh.ii >lak~~ At iltde fspsnse.
ll,,ls - ~ shas - of D.et; Ne iooou~,shens~.
AND No FAroSJKF.
To HHiNnoiDs ExTIl,cT Htciir r.. fsce.s.
.. wssins irOsa habit. lnduigr< 81
n. sos y" aNDo.;D
Aoa Sc disease. .'l-lag fseu. hse's Of di-apauoa-
Il removes all irnproier discharge. and w restore
,.e pa,len, IN short ume - .ts,s - heath sna
''ri.s rss HrrNnotDs rxrH,cT HccIn for slse..e.
srui er..-tisn- - tlle distressing sharsrter
T. HriNBoIlG> ATRACT utHl g. al anee
,"'s,n' ""e.ss.
u.LE ora fEnsiE.
sov i"NG STANDING.
Al she sio~s s,.ea-ss sna .,npo-... .s,r', ~ y
sssne usstmosi AT may c-irnsie ffea a. s.ie-
RFApt KrAoi RFAD,
HELNnoinr btCHr 4 sais sut pleasant n issis
sns ~icr pei loa-iass in " aosion.
rersonsll spf~sfed hefass nls, az Aidefwsn :" il'
+ e-tt ~ r1.lsisfrAis a. : HTiNholn Chemist wh.
being daiy .,sS,n. o~. -ay that ~ rrepsrsslea coa
rur.iS ,eessalid n r nv iVfniD
4 SD w.ie 'sefrr~r
s~rorn ssa -us--ihed L-fcss n,s ,he ~ a., .
~oros,h.r iS'4 vN. r innfArh, Alf.riaan
Pr.oo A per to,sie. a. ior 81. dehssrss aui
afifs~s.
rrsrare.i - VI HFihD0fp.
Ff.cfcsl .Dt Apai,ticsl dlsefnlss.
iol <ealA rfrfh 81. below cbe.snut rhiis
wEwauT og cov<TGRrguTs
A>D tNf9fsc1fTTD DrsfFEs,
wso eues.yeg 70 e.spese e, Tssn g's'' an> ""'"
fA' srrrfefs ~ wv nrfyTssfoS srrAntnnf
Hslsai,old'. s-nuioe rrspersiiors
E" Tsfract inrlc.
/" far-s94-0,s
inHg,-f Eo-s N,sh
<oif ~
TIT. ~ agxIf a en-.
An3 al tfrufLsfa ttsC~befe
kSK foE ffrf.Nnofirs rtkE 10 orrFH
ca crt ,ie slfSfzfiselssSi sft ssfa' fss if.
AID AVOID fMrosiiToS AND rNfNeslEE
nsItw39
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26
a NEw ARTICLE
RobaCk'S StouaC,, alttera

Df~ sn1 oe..-Lt1ill stomach 1t-l 1tr-!a. ~
giving tone - N sfsr ach, and "a. tsnuf- -
silsoar crnri--u,>. iucdcrt IL Ns-iefa co1El4y
T.yh.
A riding drink as-ist ii.,c-sion sns r.i,-.
l's~E'sJ'-i@, Il h-s Ne cqaai. Try g.
Ia 7dfsr u l. rtTers-s O. ~ her Tffrrs Irs 81
thc formula ~ u4ss@ Biisf~. Nv (isgll a.. -af
ptoI~Ffy 81 ir h~teek. orlgin-l-1 VII o-r of tbs
odcsi snc srrin.rt Ne;iosl rrsctlri rhf. az ti-
Wet, and u = dir.iiy ifeiicaisi u,oa thc want. q
Ne-tern people.
fA icae nature of tAe root nd herts o ~hcL ti.y
az composed. and A. they are. "a Al.sying urnhi.
ural cravings n the stomach. drsziy rroncsisc
TEuPIEIa-SE.
Tie ,re-eut proprietor tefcrf- fist iu frA.in ,.n
widely kuo~n, The public welfare &. --l.-erxe1
II will -s-,u - for -ale IL al 81 iir RohaeA s,
merons Ageuts. AMI AZ fiosels a. The coru'r, ,,rs
bi the nlesuui4e orders viii BE- nlied dires :: ,s
tNDcin1afi la ~iiy quantity. 49, tss rate.
u y put ~ IN cua-t fftle-. ard --,rr- ~ark.l F.
DO Hall ai.- sample Cs-fe VII hc.fsts
= paeks-i a1i LII = sl3 .ddrs.-. Il ae-ifsc-
Retail Price. ci per bottle. or 49,
for e..
pri,cp~l s.tacs al selesfs--r VI a. Fa.s Fs-.ftt
Su~ct, 81 Nuie.ng from sir HtTeeL 1al.f4.f..il
Ohic Laboratory. So y dsn.i'4a1 stfees
fof sale 10 Nigu coaAia, u
7. II io>NEllf. T-rro Nani.
J u Ct-<INSHAA.
MI. l.. snlkl, Nsne D,~Lrs.
FfrrEE HtNKil.k. C-Llce-i!r
Asa ~ lrt.< gist- sd A,-s Aa1fs s,~s.rs.ff.
thfoaghout the Criiec Sisi.- md Ian4ias
octt~f
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26
MEDICAL.
scroraIa, or Kings Evil.

constitutional dl~case, . corrcp;ion q the
] blood. BY Which this sEld boeoues rftlaled week
ard pc9f. being Ia the cclrcni4tion. a leTVzde- tn
wbrc BODY and may burst tn disease on any part
q q No Szxsn i,frss from Is attacks NO = there
or.e slicA i nay ID desiroy. he s1foi10cs iA.1t
l. vsrioesiy c4G--t by srrcrtAl Sis4zse io< ng-ns
e.sarseTe~ anhealtAs ioi. Ess,ure ar. alta sna
fiily hAlfs The Jcpfs,sins vices ard, at9nc AZ .
tke iffec<lon wh4tsvez te its origi1 Il l.
Hereditary In the c>asfitusioa dseudlEg Lon Pc
fsnt~ % chilirro the thift ald fOuFth genera
gol: l0laed Il seems % b. the rod a lin sho
says. = VII VISA tn inicuities u he father -F
0~ir ctiidreu =
lts esfscts cenmooce ty dsp,-.uos mn Us llsot
~ cosguff ~ ulcefsu- matter, Which, IN ths iung~.
liver sss1 utcTnsl oEkans, = termed turtercle~; IN
1ne gbna~ rssesln-. and ou the sarf@cs, ercptiors
~ sores fhls fsu corrspgioR Which seUiers In The
el-od. tsrr. tie eerEfss n i-. thaf screfc
ie1- conpsluLe. tut i4<y haes lar 49, p-o~er q
Withstand ne attacks u other disea--. csn>rucrt
|, namleE- csi-A by disorders uhlch. although
rot >eroflloc> IA tAtr st.!l gr1-rcc "a
al - this faint n the system. &o>t - the
sn ptiou sLlch decmaied lie human family las fs
o. IA directly tlAs -crofulou, Contamination
many tf-trrit-tive <.see-es % rhe liver kidI~,s.
brain, snc, lndeed of al tlr pFkslls. sri-e from
sIr aggravated IS t1c sane cae>c-
One quarter a all onr peepse --,ftfds4. tAcir
I~rvor> are ussdrt T., The lurk1lS iufccs.o1. snc
thrr ktslth = rfeernnec ~ n To cieaH~e Il frOn
Tie s,sfcri mast reDosAte The hioo1 ~ 1lsess
tive Bisdicne and iuvigorsts 4 > hesilAy fst sst
esercf-- Sseh medicine W sn1piy =
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

n A. SrLw ART. lrgtsourxf
n \ riFncR 4 co. fsrsss'iis -
. J IoiiNkON, Nlplsy, q.
A. Ne~HEiN Mas willie. kg,
onNsf 4 COFtFR. frvt~mouth. -;
rAnfa4K a 90. irHrr.snviiis. ini
Al ~ HKuNN A co. Cinciinsu. -.
ArurR A HlnIKr. tipchlnail. o..
Rlc uElpRtN, NsdFtr. lot.
fosTf9f " NaORSE, Louisville. Ky
y a. O'EiLfN = 60. frsn-sitr. nd
\ " aKtltAN 90, Cairo. rlt.
n > sASS ~ fouif. Nn.f
touS M HAKaiS Nashville Tenn.
.uARni~ A gl NJ. Memphis. fri,ns
ffAkkr A Co. tAifseo. ni-
"A ~ ~ kouNrJ Ahsn. lils.
q, - rteisht Agent. - gsfosi. - i1sferts ~4ris
f IN thr Wet
Ttfp GKrATrsT FACILITIES or-
FFRFn FOR rHI PROT rCTiON AM
sPrEDl NafoNT ALTON OF
LIVE STOCK
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26
Ayers y que Cure.
TOR TIIF SPyTDY CTKT or

n'+rultse1i Fever. or fcfcr and Agre. hemitcfli
Tev-r. chin Fever. Datnb 4 eu~. Periodical Head
a-hs. O. Bilious Headache. and Bilious Fs-
gcr-. indeed icr the whole class q cis
sascs or mating IN hillary dersnge.
nlent caused IL the Maisris "
Masmatc Countries.
w. are enabled here 60 offer Tho community a
reras<y which, willie ID the abo<e complaints
wih certainty. is si.d perfectly harmless IN any
quantity. Such remedy i inevitable In districts
where theec affecting disorders prevail This cure
exrci tho rniasnatic poison of Fever and Ague from
the sysieln. sni prevents the development q The
disease n taken the first approach of Is pretlor-
itory ~ smPsona- L s not only he best remedy
yet discovered ios this class u complaints, hut 40
"a. cheape-' Tie large quantity supply for
dollar hFilg- f within the rearh q e,s~slds; and
in bllien- d.-lrsci- b.re Fever AID Aguc prr,ais,
every body -hcld h-re Il ard u-e IL frecl, 10th fef
cure and prottrrioH. A great superiority II this
remedy any other discovered fCr The spec
dy and ocriin crre e lut>rmittent- i that il
tains 10 QuinDc sni1erAI coneeq qseniiy if prcdu
upcr the constitution Those cured by "a len a.
healsiy II thes bad mover had the disease
Fever and Acne = not alone the conssqusnc q the
nissmasle POISON. great variety Il di-ordsfs Aiss
frcIn its irritation, among ~hich sr-
Ncuralgal. EheunatisIn 6ouf. Headachs. B,indns--.
To-rihacb~. Earach~. Catarrah. Asthma, PAp.-
'ssion Painful Alcctriu q iha Spleen, Hy-
t.sir-. PAN ~ The Es~els Collie Paralysis
sns Dcrsng~mcnt 81 this Siomsch.
al 4 vh.,h vhen originating this oatlAe, put IN
tke inl.rfnitf.-nt twp. become periodical This
CVEK ls.i- ihe poi-op from thu bcod. and con
sequeutis cane- them al alike. II IS an invaluable
prot..tipn - Immigrants and persons travelling
tof1,segagllA re~idiu. in the msarious district Z
taken cccs-lcnasiy cr daily while exI,ee - tls IN
f-rtion. that ~ii; - cxeretcd ffom The sse,r. Anc
csnnot accUnula:e IN sufficient quantity T. rir-n
into disrase. H-nCr ~ j. cfen moro VALUABLE
protection than cuIt md frv sln ever sua,f lfOia
Intermittent 90 f..s .fsli th.Ia-s.- n The ~.
lection thi- ref..--. .ao-.-.
eS Tra,uui - ps.J C. AYES & co.
f1Veil. Aa.-athil-otis
Al srs.4-- ter -sie ~ J. X ct-Sf~cHAs.
T. N l..>Nft4N. sat - IA i,raSsi i-t- ~ rrrr~
Hsute
whole-@ic is Al.s.> 4 Co. cineias~il
iuni- 4i...ul ->s.e~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

t~x.l Advertisements aRy oents 7~s -'lutre zach
nyerLon- -. i, -.
s,,i.f.-sory srranxesnent- Bisde ~iih 49, -.
- =, 20 a.irorti-~ ~ the year. ~th IL pfitifSt %
rs.a..ar Al pleasure. Yearly sfFeru-rf-. A'"ef~f'
III br coofred strs-tly - tsssr reEuief '"--ir-,
az-f srU pag 9arsseFfy $1,000, -,,,
.s~~~,l-~raea.< In III -lsetAi f~Stscs eo.1na III
- eaargrt two pftos--
Atrcr,les.nsnts ksv< co<astsntlJ Ca ue in-''e.
ur.cs ard half
a.lo... rsIs,oe- pabll-hsi a ths Local co'nnii. oi
a., fu-- % rnfrr ~fil b. charscd t@t e&ft erfu'n
~ n ex-r t<n iine~. tsa ceuis pr In
s~~rtt--sn~nts IN ~ no spscsne.i binr, All
-. trr.-rtes thres raos1fhs. unle-~ oftered co.
sknx sf.~ration of q Standing sds~fu~sr.~r. NsA
---,lnl ~ ren~~al a tas sane. unif~- S,-'rr -e
.<re~d aps1 ~ oontr.ct.
Aaooun~inr canfi1st-s for onir~ II every i-~llp p
g. III BE chsrgoA - - ig esch n<ae Ia ne sai{
yrfsc 81 ln tlse Daily lid Weekly. d.T0s- /" ~
~rars.
yo sr4r1itosis advertisements what~<ef
fhsrxr- vii 30 male for Inserting IA noi-fc- -
al oder. sx~ts,is-. o. Associations a. foilo~>.
Fsr eas-h uotsos excs-edinx lines - csnt. -
-. a Insertion: o-vr ans linz Al this rate
kar-Duncinz deAlas with iunrrs So,i'~ stt--''-.'
81. vrtths-ai nefies. ffes
~,slo.- 81 FesGissls. s.rf4c- and Exess -s = -
n ~ lDiivia1al. .--1~1>t4oti- - - t-''r''-'
= f>sria- pfice-- =,
t-x.l .t~.r.i -euasnts Inserted ~ The eHPen-e -
ssssrney- er,3<rfnx s1t psyuent not = y a~.it
- he lex.l rrr<--s. 49, but coiecfaole Al ls t'a
tine P1bl~Ser oos .rconntshle isH me aec1IH /"
e., st<urti-rs~us- n~yosi tAe snloat charge iof
s.tssir pablscatssl-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

sEraere all - n deviation frona he '''Ts
SgAe~<re.sm<nt< pebA-hesi In both nA.- An'i
weekiv. win bs char A the fa Daily rate With oe
AL 4 - weekly fsfes aisIed.
CHARLES CRUFT. PRo'n
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26


To so-t erec.osi r,rnesy ~h.ch Tie medical -kli Of
tllllss ccvi-e Goa fL.s evcrsshere prevailing
af fstAl malady 4 ccfnhlped fshm the mot active
T~nIet.els thar have bssn csooSercd for the expur-
.tnn 0i iAis foil disorder from iae bl>ot ant the
rs~-us 81 she system ffon - de.ts1ctise ooRse-
euences. Benes il shouic be employed fos the
q 9uls >crofuis but sl-o Ao~@ other ansc-snns
~',.rh arise frofn Il, such
fTuptive aHt Skfn d. 49,. ~ Aitl.osl1'> Pre-.
hose, o. fy7iPeiar, Hnpiss. Ials;Uics. klosch
- Rains and kolls. Trnlor,. letter ard >1if
Rlerm. Scals Heal. hng~orn. RLec-
GlAtism ;, phiIilc and NeTcrresi
Di-sakeS. frcr-y, nw~pcpsie.
Dsblllty. and. indeed. az
Complaints arising BON
Vitisiei or Impure
Ri0od
The ropr1r heef sii ''impur1tx q he bic->i'' Is
f,unteA n iraia. fvs -crotulA is cege alton 81 he
blood. The particular purpose ant i-rtue q this
s&rsapss1ns i purify an ths vital u-
a. ~libout which sound hr-lth = luapo>~itle II
ialninstet cof-s;ltuu9fs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26
he Weekly Express

pasnsAsd ~verY wednesday, stti 20 p~r Ar-s'iH.
-tvsnce.
sB-xo p.p~r without ~ asen~y. nor oo<tna-
a longer dine thxa paid for.
,,..,.. OF Advertising in weekly,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26
mRECT LINE BETNERS TTIE EAST
Ff AM. GREAT WEST

H. esnn~eting Tracks ~ the Railroad bsldFe a.
frslurzh avoiding All dfayaEe or ferfiaec ofFtefght
to,.,hef With The SAVING of usns. advantages
r,aasiv appreciated - shilTcrs & Freight ard he
travelling Public.
Fur Frslsht Cosnratt- slii pina lFfecuesf, rpp1
10 of aa1fe-- either " Tie h3o~toe Ag"a's q 'hs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

N afffN. Avc
r-fre- -uavte. s1as a.. l>si-as.ia
2. ATb- sapet.s<. 81 fhis ,raf A., csraoars.s viii
ths esp~n.s ~ iscs 80 GO. <ie< a iecrI..e -
<sseo.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26
LEGAL.

Animal Report Of the Andiios of Siso
County.
DkipRT ~ tf.e Aotit~- nf Niso cocffs aioo Co..
III the recsivr .lst di.iur-et 80 lAe fs.f
cnmnsucine iune u. 4. D. isro. af.t .I.ing Ny
slsI A H.. lAsl. lneiu-ive-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

RAILRoAc TIME TABLE.

~rsHr-aArrr A ka1aao>p ssiLaaAp.
fsain. iesveL tfain- AfFir~
Naf -. .... Nail. ~. I. 3.S. H.
Na1 AS Exrre,.. e. :. 10 u, ~
skAsf HApTK. NlsoS a - l"cr nAItAoAn
...n.l>.x. Trains Arrive
-. L 10 30 =. NJ. ~. ~. I. 80. -
Naa &so n fr1 a Acca Ne :. h Is. a.
- sxxvfllx cssvroal-TtfLk RAiiRoNp.
.s.,.l... t..~. Train Arrive
ya ana..... kcr,-n " I. ia. y -
=. q u - a ssit....No. :. n.
nocsvttIR xsrsN~lo>.
Fl. ss,.a iesvs. lf''t- hf'fa
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DISBURSEMENTS

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a.g aineaif-
, 1861-02-15

PROBABILITY OF THE SECESSION OF TmR,
TEEN OF THE SLAVE STATEs.-It would not
be surprising if every Southern State, ex-
cepting Maryland and Delaware, should be
declared out of the Union by the 4th OF
March. 1t, is remarked that the repudia-
ton Of the Pacific Republic scheme by
California and Oregon has done much to
make the Pacific States respected: and
the termination of the brief term of Messrs.
Gwin and Scott, in the promulgation Of
secession doctrines in behalf of California,
will be hailed on the Atlantic side with
nearly as much delight as upon the Pacific.
Bat the telegraph to Fort Kearney has in
formed you of the principal movements
since my last, and will continue to do so in
advance of correspondence.-COr. ALta.
Gala.
, 1861-02-15

bO-At the request Of q legal gentleman,
on behalf of those interested, we publish
the act passed by the Legislature abolish
ing the District Court in Pierce county:
An ACT to repeal an act supplementary to,
and amend ,ory of an act passed Jan
uary 2l, 1859, entitled "an act confer
ring jurisdiction upon the District Court
Of the county Of Pierce, and to repeal
all laws authorizing the holding Of said
court, and to provide for the transmission
Of the books, records, and papers be-
longing to said Pierce county court, to
the Clerk of the District Court of the
Second Judicial District"
Sec. /. Be it enacted by the Legislative
Assembly Of the Territory of Washington,
That the act passed January 30th, 1860,
entitled, IAN act conferring jurisdiction
upon the District Court Of the county Of
Pierce" and all laws, or parts Of laws con-
ferring such Jurisdiction, be. and the same
ale hereby repealed, and that said county
of Pierce shall be and constitute part Of
the Second Judicial District.
Sec. 2. All complaints, writs and papers
heretofore issued, and made returnable to
the District Court Of Pierce county, shall
be, by the officer with whom the same
may have been lodged for service, returned
to the Clerk of the Court for the second
Judicial District, unless the same shall have
been returned before the passage of this
act, to the Clerk Of the District Court Of
Pierce county, and the District Court Of
the Second Judicial District shall have ju-
risdiction of, and try all civil cases hereto
fore commenced in said county, either by
publication or actual service; and existing
laws shall not be SO construed as to entitle
any party to O continuance because the no.
tice served or published, required the party
or parties to appear and answer in. the
District Court of Pierce county, but it
shall be the duty OF the District Court Of
the Second Judicial District at its next
term to hear, try and determine all cases
coming from said county as hereinbefore
provided, If it shall appear from the pa
pers or returns that service has been had,
or publication of notice made for the length
Of time required by law to have enabled
parties to have determination Of their
action in the District Court Of Pierce
county, had this act not been passed, unless
q continuance shall be granted for causes
provided for in the civil practice act.
Sec. 3. The Clerk Of the District Court
Of Pierce county, or the person in whose
custody the books, records and papers be-
longing to said District Court may be-
shall forthwith, either by nail or other op
portunity, transmit such books, records and
papers to the Clerk of the District Court
Of the Second judicial District, and it Shal
be the duty of the District Court for the
said Second Judicial District at its nexI
term to hear, try and determine all cases
al issues that could have been tried al
tSs. next March term Of the Pierce county
, 1861-02-15

How TO "FINlsH" DAUeArER- For
the attainment of this end, Punch gives the
following directions: Be always telling
her how pretty she is. Accustom her to
so much pleasure that she is never happy
at home. Allow her to read nothing but
novels. Teach her all the accomplishments,
but none Of the utilities Of life. Keep her
in the darkest ignorance Of the mysteries
Of housekeeping. Initiate her UNTO the
principle that it is vulgar to do anything
for herself. To strengthen the latter be-
lief, let her have lady's maid. And last
ly, having given her such an education,
marry her to q clerk, upon 300a year. If,
with the above careful training, your
daughter is not finished, you may be sure
it is no fault Of yours, and you must look
on her escape as nothing short Of p miracle.
, 1861-02-15
To The Democratic Party Of Washington
Territory

In accordance with resolutions, passed at meeting
Of the Democratic Central Committee, held at Olym.
pia, January 10Th, 1861 notice is hereby given that
Democratic Territorial Convention will be held on
MONDAY, MAY 18Th, 1861, at the city of vancou-
yer, to select Delegate to represent the Territory in
Congress.
The representation of each county in said Conyen-
ton will be two delegates TO every Representatives in
the Territorial Legislature as per apportionment Of
1860 and 1861.
1t is recommended to the Committees Of the differ
ent counties to hold their primary meetings to choose
delegates to the Convention at an early day.
By order OF Committee.
J. ]. II. VAN B0KKELEN,
Chairman.