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For 9a1e2
HOMESTEADS AND VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.
pnilH;nr Tote from 40 IN e2C0 Each

Also, SO Tdra Lot. and Entire Bloeks Of BeanhIut
Garden Land!
Tn the City and county of San Francisco, on the
i line of the San Jose Railroad, at the WEST
END DEPOT. The title is absolutely PERFECT,
being Spanish Grant, finally confirmed and pat
cnted by the United States.
The SKATER Bill respects this Title,
The City Authorities respect it,
The District Courts and
Supreme Court of the
United States respect it.
Besides the
Title has been .torcrer qmieted by Final
Decree and judgment against
the Cty|
So that there is not even cloud or shadow upon
it. Whoever purchases one Of these lots will buy
u lot and not lawsuit.
Office No. 10 Naglec's Buildings, corner Of
ontgomcry and Merchant streets. San Francisco.
HARVEY s. BROWN.
April IL, 1862. 2I:n3
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Territory Of Washington, !
County Of Thurst0h. &C.

Territory Of Washington,
County Of Thurstoh. So
In the District Court Of tho Id Judicial District.
To 4. p. MfsEaR IT Il. MfxEAR: You are hcrc-
by notified that Z. e. Warbsss, has taken an ap-
peal from the judgment rendered by II. II. Pinto,
Justice OF the peace Of Lewis county. on the
nineteenth day Of April, 1867, for the sum of City
six dollars and 24-l0o against said Warbass, ~.
in favor Of f. Minear, who was sued rs defendan,
therein, which appeal will come on to be heard a,
the first term Of the Court which shall commence
moro than three months after the goth day Of Now
ember, 1862. And unless you appear ut said
term, judgement will be taken by default.
D. G. WAflBASS.
Plaintiff and appellant.
Olympia, ". T.. Nov. 25. 1869. 3:m3
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staple and Fancy Groceries,
Provisions,
Wines.

Liquors, Etc.
A full assortment of MINERS GOODS con-
stantly on hand.
Essy- Mr.. BLOCH being resident Of San
Francisco where all our purchases arc made, we
shall be able to offer better inducements than any
other House.
October 10th. 1861. 41:mC
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.. xALLlDri. r. esAyss.
A. q. WALLIDIE Z O..
Viii N!lIJHu M)H u[llk
AND MANUFACTURERS On
RAt0nt Wire Horse

Win ssspsnsion bridges n any epar And eapae.
ity erected, and material furnished.
Having been constantly engaged In dc erection
Of Wire Svspsnsion Bridges and Aque6ucts Tor
several years past We are fay prepared 70 do such
work satisfactorily and TO GUARANTY PHRxA-
NRNCY.
Parties who are about erecting bridges will fad
Il greatly to their advantage to give 10 callbe-
fore deciding to build wooden structures a. the
recent foods throughout the State have proved
them TO be wholly unsafe and unreliable. 4 nsas.
ber Of orr Se ssspensioss are xow II M II different
!oesAtiss throughout tie State no one Of slieA lac
been u tke !east Effected By tie .jsssaess
WLRE ROPE, for nsinius o. ferry pHtposss,
manufactured, Of any length and sise REQUIRED
being ehseper and better than hemp.
Scales Of weight and strength, with prices an
nexed, furnished, on application TO the uaaunfAS.
urers. Send for a Circular.
A. s. HALLIDIE l. CO.,
AL Clay street San Francisco.
January II, 1862. Sims
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the FARMERS GUIDE
TO

the FARMERS GUIDE
TO
Scientific and Practical Agriculture.
BY IlENRy STEPHENS, F. R. s., Of Edinburg, and
the late J. F. Nosros, Professor of Scientific
Agriculture ia Yale Coiles, New Haven, 2 vols.
Royal Octays. 1900 pages. and numerous En-.
cravings.
Iris is confessedly tire most complete work on
Agriculture ever published, and in order to give
II wider circulation. 1.-The publishers have resolved
y reduce the price to
50 for the Two Volumes.
When sent by mail (post paid to Calforni.
Oregon and Washington, the price will be 81.
every other part Of the Union, and to Canada
(post paid) Sc.
HaA- This 10 not the old ''Bouh Of the Farm
Rcmittanccs for any Of the above publications
should always be addressed, post paid to the pub
fishers,
LEONARD SCOTT CO..
No. 81 Gold Street, New York.
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NEW YEARS EVE BALL.

~ A GRAND BALL will be given at Clark's
n Hall, in Olympia. on New Years Eve, Dec.
3lst, 1892. The best music in the vicinity en-
gagged for the occasion. No expense will be spared
TO please everybody. Tickets including supper,
81 a temporary dressing room has@bcen erected
for the occasion. A. EGGERS,
J. NJ. HAYS.
Olympia, Dec. goth. Gw2
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To WiLLIAXPrMrHay, Defendant: You are here
by notified that the above named plaintiff has
filed his complaint against you, in the above enti-
tied court, to recover the sum of one hundred dol
lars for the purchase Of one yoke of oxen, about
the first Of July, 1862, now unless you appear in
said court on the l4th day Of February, A. D..
1863 at his office in the school-house near Collin 3
Store in said county, at the hour Of ten o'clock
A. NJ, and answer said complaint, the Same will
he takenas confessed and the prayer thereof grant
ed by the said court
PETER CRAWFORD,
4 Justice of the Peace in and for Cowlitz county.
W.T..
Nov. II, 1862. l:,n3
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SANDS, SARSAPARII.LA

will gently stimulate the functions of the stomach
and bowels to IA regular and healthy action, and
without nausea or rurging cxpcl all delcterious
cu,nulations, purify the blood, equaze the circu.
lation, promote perspiration improve the appetite
impart tone and vigor to the system, and gradually
but surely cxtirpate the disease, causing all un-
slightly exrresenccs to disappear, and leaving the
skin perfectly smooth and flexible.
Price 81 90 per hottie or d bottle for s. 90.
.ish for Sands Sarsapari7a and take no other.
Prepared hy Al II. & u. SANDS, Druggists,
leo Fulton street, corner Of William, New York.
For sale 10y DR.. Il. Willard, Olympia.
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~. The best purifier Of the blood is H.li'sS.
saparilla,
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To many, the above may seem extravagant
praise of this connection, but If they could see, as
l have, the many whom this has restored to
health, they would not be surprised at any Lam
guage used in its praise, To offer more certiica.
tes, Is useless at least eighty have already been
published, and only the thick-hsadedt self.wise
skeptic and unbelievcr can doubt that It Is tho
most blessed health-restorer and strength-giver
ever invented by man. 1t restores and pcrma-
nently invigorates the broken down system. Nay,
more, it replaces natural weakness and strength.
The Responding It revivcs, the feeble II end0ws
with vigor, and the cheerfulness and strength
which It restores, or creates, II also preserves TO
the sickly wife it imparts that degree Of vital
force necessary to the browning joy and great OBJ
ject ofmstrimOny. To the debiiitsted husband, II
gives the nervous and muscular energy which
characteristics manhood. In all cases Of nervous
disease, low spirits, indigestion, liver complaint,
iudsposiion to mental exertion, lassitude, emaci-
alton, impotence &C., ia fact, IN al complaints,
acute and chronic, which depress and weigh dow
the mind and body, it Is an absolute, infallibl,
gpccifc,
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"I99HR'9
UVlaRA1lJG CORDIAL SAJ6UlRl
SICK MEN AND WOMEN
What Constitutes Health

DlCH, Pure Blood, Natural Precipitation,
IL appetite for Food, Sleep, Exercise and
Fnjoymcnts Of Nature, with Strength of Body,
Mind and Limbs--Activity Of the Liver, and ali
other Natural Functions-such state is felt by
all, after using
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1T Is CSIQUALLED
A PLENTIFUL supply Of pure blood is essen.
"A tia to animal life. When the proper circula-
ton Of the vital fluid is impeded, sickness is the
inevitable consequence, the secretons become un.
healthy, the liver becomes cloggcd with impure
bile, which forced into the system, viacs and in
flames the blood, cngendcring scrofula and cuta.
ncOus and hillary disorders.
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DR.. Jacob Wcbber's Justly Famous IL
virOrntinv Cordial Sanuuifieri

V'6V5UVt1sS OOtO1et N@U8 UsHOss
The extraordinary and strange cures effected By
this beautiful herbal concoction has astonished all
it seems to suit every constitution. TEE OLD, TIE
FExBLE, THE LASouiD, feel that new life and blood
is given them. The roue, the dissipatsd debauch-
CO. the weak from long disease, from taking too
much medicine, calomsl and other mineral poisons
the young mon whose manhood 10 wasted, where
natures functions are inert and lifelsss sxpcrien-
ces the bliss Of ROBUST AND vigorous NAN
HOOD His appetite Is good, his sleep quiet and
-cfroshing, his mind and memory clear and GER
ain.
"a. Sold in quart bottles BY
REDINGTON 4 CO.
CRANE + BRIGHAM
San Francisco.
And all Drugg lists in alifornia, Oregon and
Washington Territory.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-19

of our noble fabric Of government--the
temple of civil and religious freedom, the
beacon light Of oppressed nations, the
hope of humanity, now and forever.
Let reverses come thick and fast, but
let not the abiding faith of the peoples
heart be shaken. The government is in
no danger, save from our fears, our divis.
ions, or from tendency to listen to the
suggestions of timidity, or tho tempta-
tlon, presented by the terrors of war, to
sacrifice The country to dishonorable terms
Of peace. Firmness. courage, and faith
are all that is requisite. Living or dying,
let It be the sentiment of the people that
the Union OF these States cannot be de
stroyed. Let it be understood that no
compromises of cabinets, no arrangement
of generals, no csbals OF conspirators. no
combination of the powers Of earth or
hell, can construct platform, TO which
these people will ever yield their assent,
unless ut provide for the unconditional
submission OF the trai'ors and the perpet-
ual Union Of the States. If treason, if
ambition, II politicians seeking place,
J jobbers seeking wealth, have dreamed of
any settlement short of this, let those
dreams be dispelled, for the manhood of
this people will vindicate itself before God
and the world. Let the nation, tramp
ling in the dust all these combinations of
treason, cupidity. and fear, and gathering
| unconquerable resolution from each tenn
porary reverse, gloriously triumph over all
Its foes, and be greater. more free, and
renowned than it was before this event
full ordeal through which it will assured
ly pass. RICHARD YATES, Governor.
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Springfield Sept. Is, 1862.

Springfield, Sept. 10, 1862
To the People Of Illinois
At no time since the breaking ou, OF
the rebellion have the friends Of the Tn
ion been SO emphaticaly called upon for
prompt and vigorous action as ut present
BY reason Of the conciliatory policy Of the
general government, disagreements and
lealouces among our Generals, or some
otbc, cause, the rebels have succeeded,
not only in regaining the ground they
had lost in front of Washington, but have
also undertaken the daring project Of in
yading the loyal States, and carrying Ere
and sword into the peaceful homes of
their people.
The vast and formidable proportions Of
the rebellion, exceedingevery expectation
Of the national administration, render it
absolutely necessary that each loyal State
should be promptly placed upon war
footing; also, that every man capable of
doing so should with alacrity commence
the work Of perfectng himself in know
ledge OF the manual of arms. BY so do
ing, in this perilous juncture, he will
render his country the most effective SER
vice in his power.
The progress of the war has pointedly
developed the fact that thorough drill
and discipline are the utmost Importance
to the efficiency Of our troops. A single
regiment well drilled is as effective in ac-
tion as two reg iments of undisciplincd re-
cruits. 1t should be the policy Of the
general government to provide reserve
corps OF million of armed and equipped
men. Such force might be placed in
camps of instruction, al least tor stated
periods during the ensuing year. They
would thus be at all times available for
the purpose of filing up the reduced
ranks of the old regiments in active SER
vice. They could also be called into re-
QUESTION, At any time or place, or on the
occasion of any sudden emergency.
We should ever be prepared to march
upon the enemy with an overwhelming
force. We should make the very earth
tremble beneath the feet of our we'll train
ed and inyincible batteries.
People Of Illinois, be not respondent
~ tile ucta Us AHu IeFeFSee Whlcn nave OIL
late confronted us. The country is safe
as long as the heart Of the people beats
true to the Union.
The jealousies Of Generals, the divisions
among leading partiaans, the fatal effects
OF ambition, the intrigues of Presidential
asplrants may have caused reyerses to our
army; even the President may be driven
from the capital, foreign nations may in
tervene still | have no fear of ultimate
and glorious success, 90 long as the undy.
ing sentiments, that this government Of
ours cannot and shall not be DESTROYED
pervades the heart of the people. For
my part feel this sacred sentiment as
warmly glowing in my heart to-day, as
felt it at the commencement Of this foul
rebellion. shall never, SO help me God.
harbor any other idea than that Of an rn-
shaken faith in the re- establishment Of an
unbroken and perpetual Union Of all the
States. know not the councils Of AL.
mighty God, but at least ] may be per.
mitted to believe, that it is not in the plans
OF Providence to permit the destruction
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LIVE STOCK.

DroverAAud Farmers " III find this the M % tadvau-
tAgsonk route f0E Lave stotk. GapAcious Yards ell
wateted aud supplied Win every convenience have
be opened oAtA lin nd
AAahiiph - paid tntleiT wants. From HaYFisbuFEh
where will b~ found every convenience for fsedins
aud sting = choice IL offered Of the PHlLADkI.-
PHlA, NEW YORK and BALTIMORE MARKETS.
Ibis VIII also be found The shortest quick eet and
mcst direct route for stock to New forkIvla Allen
townl-and with fewer chanResthan an, other.
hNoCH LEWIS ,GeneTslsupt. .Al ltooIA.PH
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4 RRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
IA OF
RAILROAD TRAINS.

Northern Trains leave daily tSundays eIcsptedl At
ITO u. snd $ 40 p. m, and aIrve 3:s5 q. IN and
400 4.
Western Trains leave dsiy tSundass esceptea) a,
80 m ana 30 p. M and arrive II ~ y. N And
sS3nt
Al Hamilton Depot. Trsins or the wabash valley
kar0aU arrive osty, tsuBdsss excepted Al oseivSk
y m, and depall daily ssand@ss cepteul s ~ a.
Buses connect with This city.
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DOST-OFFICE DIRECTORY

-
Arrival 81 the Mails
EAstern Aaiarrives daily Sundays exec ed !, n
Plymouth, at O'Clock. p. N.
si.Louis and soatAerA Il Asii ixrriyesdailyf fAond.v.
excepted ate, bpm.
Western AaiiArrivcs dali (e1eepts undayDsus:o 90
o'clock, M.
Burlington Aailarrives daily (e1s.ptsundsy, ,.,<
CarthAgeasd Ply m nth hailAvrive sEly q, ,t.,,
s1espted) ats.
Charlsston Mail IA stri-vesiIy)ar arrives Fa,.i.ys
1harsdaysand d6sturda3s,at7 pm.
Cloking OF the Mails.
Eastern Mall ciosesdatly telt.l tsaturdsys1.tso
stLouisand South Asileiosesasiiy (seturd.r
excepted)siep u.
Darlington hAileleses daily te1eepts.turdays) =,
pm.
"sstern Mall eIoses daily (sxecpt saturdaysyats
oeioekp p.m
CArthsgeand Ply outh AailelosesdaiIy {ssturdsys
eAe.ptedlsts pm.
.Aatisttoh tohhtIIttrI-seekly close Mondays Wed
nssdass and Fr,days ,atsR.m.
TT The Post Once al heoper on sunds,srron
topecioekt Am. LIB. HOW ELL,P n.
, 1862-09-04
THE WAR IN KENTUCKY.
The tbels at Lexington On
Thursday 5000 Strong.


C1ScNSAT1, Aug. 3.-Regiments 8. from
camps and companies from interior towns have
been arriving all the afternoon. The military
authorities are very active.
at Elk o'clock On the afternoon Of Tuesday
the rebels occupied Lexington, 6,000 strong,
Railroad and telegraph communication was
re-established to Paris at 5 O'Clock this after
noon. 4 accommodating engine was started
to Paris at five this afternoon. 4 recon-
roiteripg engine proceeded to within ten miles
of Lexington, where they found burnt
bridge. It is not known whether rebels still
occupy Lexington or not. A train Of twelve
wagons we're captured twelve miles from Cin-
cinati this morning. Large numbers Of ne
groes are being sent across the river to work
Oh the Notifications.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 3.-Ia view Of prepara-
tions made and making to resist the enemy,
the excitement here has considerably abated
The cotton here is rapidly being transported
:cross the Ohio River, purchasers refusing to
pay here but Offering +5c. on the Indiana
shore, being an advance Of Sc. on yesterday.
Authenticated rnmors say the rebels are
burning all cotton they come across In their
marches through Tennessee and Kentucky.
Col. shacklcford, Of the sth Kentucky cav
airy, overlook A. R. johnson at Morganfield,
Union county, Yesterday, killing aud captur.
ing a number Of Johnson's band, and is still
pursuing the remainder.
The Southern telegraph line is again inter.
rurtcd below Russellville.
CIscIssAT1, Sept. 3.-Busiuess is still sus.
pended. Active preparations continue 10,
defense. Martial law is in full force, and all
citizens are compelled to enroll themselves iu
tteir respt ctive wards to be organized and put
Oh duty On The forti6cations.
Reports are conflicting as to the where
| abouts Of the rebels.
Telegraphic communication is open tc
BoYo'e Station.
, 1862-09-04

Washington is again belea guered, and is
IN greater danger today probably than
Richmond ever was. Heyer crisis existed
demanding the exercise Of great faculties,
high resolution, mental and moral grasp,
on the part Of those in authority, it is the
present. There are three measures which,
# promptly adopted, will save the country
even IL the dark hour which has come,
and they should be enforced without q
moments delay
The first is levy en- Masse Of the arms-
bearing population, to the number Of at
least 1stllion ef men, in addition to those
already enlisted. And for this purpose
every implement in the country that will
hold gunpowder and discharge bullet, OF
8 half dozen buckshot, should be seized
aoi placed in tie laads Of the men, SO fa1
SIS there is deficiency OF regulation arms.
The second measure is q declaration Of
freedom to the Slaves. So long as we neg
lee. this most obvious and righteous means
Of weakening tie enemy, we shall deserve
all the calamities that a just God may now
or hereafter put upon Us. There is nc
..urthcr room for the plea Of tioaility, thai
the ii me has not come" The time ha:
come; it may soon be too late.
The third measure is to arm e0ery6oas
zrt0 aciz fight far tts. The nation, throtflcd
by malignant and successful foe, refuse:
to accept any aid in its mortal struggle
unless it wears certain complexion, ant
sports apeculiar quality OF hair. the rul
ing passion strong in death! Away viii
such criminal palteting, trifing, gamin!
with the birthright Of free peoplel I
We are willing to sacrifice ourselves to:sucl
3 fetish, we have no right to immediate pos
1c1ity upon the same altar
Give us these three simple, feasible, con
mon sense measures, and we shall s.rai sh
way see our path out Of the gloom Of th
present, into the glory Of victory, peac'
prosperity and true religion.
, 1862-09-04

G. The question is asked on all sides,
what is there to hinder Buell. from pushing
on to Knoxville in East Tennessee, which
would place his forces in tue rear Of Kirby
Smith, who is making his bold dcmonstra-
ton On Cincinnati and Louisville. What
is to prevent Buell. from making this move
ment, and then turning north and follow
ing Smith by the route which the latter
took? Smith wo7ld thus find himself be-
tween two fires and would be obliged to
Ieat lasty retreat in the direction Of
southwestern Virginia. Perhaps it is too
much to expect any vigor or ac,ion from
any column commanded By man who re-
serves all his energy for the persecution Of
rcbcl-hating officers. But everybody is
:. wanting to know what Buell. is doing with
his large army, while Lexington is in pos
session Of . division Of rebel troops.
, 1862-09-04
GDe Grit1lm3>
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1862.


Washington, we are told, is quiet. Gen.
<Hope's army has fallen back without mo-
1estation to Munson'a Hill. The rehe1
headquarters are located somewhere near
Manassas, and there seems to be no dispo-
si'ion on the part of Gen. Lee to attack
Washington. The only hostile force at
Fairfax G. Il. at the latest dates was q
small cavalry force Gen. Mcclellan las
been definitely assigned to the command
Of the stationary detenses Of Washington.
heretofore held By Brig. Gen. Wadsworth
He will also have to do with the driIline
and preparation Of the new regiments f,r
active service.
The excitement at Cincinnati and Louis
vile is subsiding. The rebels entered Lex
5ngton on Tuesday G,ooo strong, but it does
not seem that they advanced beyond that
place, or effected any damage beyond de-
stSoying 8 few bridges Connection by
rail and telegraph has been re-establishcd
with Paris, Ely.