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as to make the law come into operation on the
LIST of April next.
This is the bill introduced by Mr.. Hunt, and
is an exact copy of the Oregon usury law.
On its final passage quite lengthy debate en-
sued, which was participated in by Mcssrs Gris-
void, Baglcy, Hunt, lIubbs, Potter, Ferguson and
others. Mr.. Hubs moved to indefinitely post
pone the bill. Mr.. Ferguson moved to lay the
motion on the table, which was lost by a vote Of
ayes ID, nays l6.
Mr.. Hunt contended that if the people of the
Territory had to vote on the bill they would pass
it by an overwhelming majority The farmers
and others were crippled by the high rates ofnte-
rest that were charged for money. lie stated that
its operation in Oregon had proved beneficial to
the country already, US capitalists were now in
vesting their money in real estate, improving
roads, and many valuable internal improvements,
in the State That whilst money commanded u
high rate of interest when rented on loan. than it
did in permanent investments, no internal inn
provemcnts, by private capital, would be made in
the Territory.
Mr.. Hubs opposed the bill for reasons which
he would not now give the House.
lr. Ferguson said he should vote for the bill
because he was down on all brokers' bankers and
shylocks that are around the town of Olympia.
Mr.. Potter moved to re-commit the bill to Ahe
committee on the Judiciary, with instructions to
amend the section which provides the "defcnd-
ant shall have Judgment entered against him.
when. if the law meant anything, it should pro-
vide the 'plaintiK" should have judgment rem
dcred against him.
Mr.. Bogcy moved that the bill be referred to a
special committee. The bill as it now was would
protect the lenders of money and not the bor-
rowcrs. The bill was referred to special COM
mittec Of three.
Mr.. Bagcy introduced the following preamble
and resolution. which was unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS. Tic late B. +. Kendall, Esq, n well
known and honored citizen of Olympia, and for
mcry Superintendent of Indian Affairs for Wash
ington Territory, has lately departed this life
amid circumstances that are calculated to- arouse
our deepest sympathy, therefore,
Resoird. That society has lost valued menu
Der in the deccase Of the late b. +. Kendall Esq,
whose many virtues rs Il man, are deserving of
remembrancc-whosc culture of mind was worthy
of Neutrality-suspicious. energy of character has left
its impress upon our Territory.
Resoirrd, That Il copy of these resolutions be
forwarded TO the relations of the deceased by the
CLERK of this l!onsc, and that the House, for the
purpose Of allowing members 10 attend the fu-
neral Of deceased, 10 now adjourn.
House adjourned.
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Notice..

VNO whomsocvcr it may concerns The Assist
ant Assessors lists. valuation and enumera-
tions made aud taken within the county Of Thurs
ton, Territory Of Washington, will be ready for
examination Mt my Office in Olympia, county OF
Thurston, and will remain open for exam nation
for the space of fifteen days from the 9th Dccenl-
Der, 1862.
On the first day after the expiration of the fif-
teen days us aforesaid, Twill be present at my Of
flee aforesaid to hear nil appeals and determine,
according to law and right relative to any erro-
neous or excessive valuations or cnumerations that
shall have been assessed. All person who shall
apply for that purpose must set forth their appeals
in writing and must specify the particular cause,
matter, or thing respecting which decision Is re-
quested, and must state the ground or principle
of inequality or error complained Of.
JOHN Il. SPARKS,
u =. Assessor,
District of W. T.
7:w2
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SherlG,S Sale.

DY virtue Of an execution issued by the tlctk
DJf the District court, Of the third Judicial
District, and t. me directed, | have levied upon,
seized, and taken into execution, the following
described property, to wit: Land Claim known
as the property Of \. W. and Jcrusha Stewart,
and more particularly described as the south half
Of the southeast quarter of section fifteen south
west quarter Of the Southwest quarter of section
fourteen and the northwest quarter of the north
west quarter of section iwcnty-three, township
il north, range one west, containing lG0 acres OF
land more or less, all lying and being in Thurston
county, W. T.. and will proceed to sell the same
Il, the courthouse door, in Olympia, as the law
directs, to the highest bidder for cash, on Satur-
day, the 9TH day of February, 1863, at the hour
of | o'clock, =. NJ. The above land claim is well
located, and has from 10 to IL acres under inl-
provcmcnt; also, good dwelling house and barn
attached. The object of said sale is to satisfy u
Judgment rendered in favor of VIM. n. Ayers for
the sum of a94 ?5-.0O dollars, with interest from
the 9th day of August, A. ID. 1861, at the rate Of
two per cent. per month until paid.
Also, by virtue of two other executions to me
directed from the district court Of said third ju-
dica district, in favor of W n. Ayers, assignee
of VIM. Rutledge and ID. Ellis Wills, for The sum
of 22l C7-lO0 dollars, with interest from the first
day of January, A. ID, 1861, at the rate Of two
per cent. per month until paid, and 80 dollars
with interest at the rate of two per cen a month
from the nth day Of January, a. D., 1861, until
pad have levied upon, seized and taken into
execution and will sell the premises to the
highest bidder, for cash rs the law directs, on
Saturday, the l4th day Of February, at the hour
Of one O'Clock, +. NJ, the following described
property, to-wit: Land or town lots being and ly-
ing in Swans addition to the town Of Olympia,
and more particularly described on the town plat
us lots No and 10 (nine and ten) in block ~,
t. gethcr with the dwelling house and out-houses
thcreunto belonging.
Il. W. NOZZLE,
Sh'ff of Thurston CO., W. T.
Olympia, Jan. 10, 90. [n9-4t.
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D. Phillips & Co.,
(Sxcccssors to d. Phillips j. Son.
DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,, BOOTS.
SHOES, HATS, GAPS, AND
CLOTHING.
Main street,
Olympia, W. T., Jan. 1868. s:tf
Internal Revenue Notice.

TUlHE UNDERSIGNED gives notice that having
been duly appointed Collector Of Internal Re-
venue for the district of Washington Territory,
the law in respect to the collection of all the du-
ties, taxes, and licences imposed by An Act to
provide internal revenue to support tho govern
ment, and to pay interest on the public debt, "
approved July lst 1862, will be strictly enforced.
For the present the Territory has been divided
into the following collection sub-districts:
Snb. district No. l, will comprise tho counties
of Thurston, Lewis, Sawamish, Chehalis, Pierce,
King, Snohomish, Whatcom, Kitsap, Jefferson,
Island and Clallam.
Sub-district No. 2, will comprise tho counties
of Pacific, Wakiakum, Cowlitx, Clarke, Skama-
MIA and Klikatat.
Sub-district No. 3, will consist Of the county
of Walla Walla.
Sub-district No. 4, will comprise the counties
Of Spokane, Missoula, Shoshonc, Nez-Percss and
Idaho.
The names Of the respective deputy collectors
will To announced in due time.
All duties and taxes due from residents from
Thurston county must DO paid at the office of the
Collector in Olympia; those due from residents OF
other counties will be paid at the respective ceun-
ty seats thereof, under notices to be published by
the Collector or one of his deputies.
The attention of those interested is directed to
the following provisions of the revenue law:
I" That If any person or persons shall exercise
or Carry on any business, for the exercising OF
carrying on of which trade or business license
is required by this act, without taking out such
license as in that behalf required, he, she, or
they shall for every such offence respectively. for
felt penalty equal to three times the amount Of
the duty or sum Of money imposed for sneh IL
ccnsc." Section SO.
"That it shall be the dnty of the Collector or
his deputies in their respective districts, and they
are horeby authorized to collect all the duties and
taxes imposed by this act, however the same may
be designated, and to prosecute for the recovery
of any sum or sums which may be forfeited by
viituc Of this Act" Section 81.
Any further information which may he desired
on matters relating to the subject of this notice,
will be checrfuly given GU application.
II. A. GOLDSBOROUGH,
Collector Of Washington Territory.
franklin l. Fourth strrete, Olympia, Dec. 3 ,
1869. 8: 2w.
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LATER FROM THE ATLANTIC SID E
Dates to December %.

Sir. PAUL, (Minn) Dec. 27.-3s of tho
condemned Indians were hung at Mankato,
yesterday. Several hundred people were in
attendance. Everything passed of in IN or.
derby manner.
- PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2S.-The Press pub.
fishes what purports to DO retaliatory procla.
nation Of jeff. Davis. lie declares Butler a
felon, deserving capital punishment, and or.
ders that he no longer be considered or treated
ms public enemy, but as an outlaw and q
common enemy Of mankind, and when cap.
tured, the officers making tho capture will III.
stantly hang him: 1t is also ordered that nc
no commissioned officer of tho United States
taken shall be released or paroled until But.
Ter shall have met punishment for his crimes
All negroes found in arms shall be hung
Federal officers with them also shall be hung
This proclamation is dated Richmond, Dec
23d.
New York, 2s-The Roanoke. from New
Orleans. 18th inst, has arrived. The NORTH
Star, with Gen. Banks and staff, arrived on
the 14th. The news transpired on the fol.
lowing day that Gen. Butler had been super.
seeded, and occasioned the utmost surprise
among all parties. On the 10th; Banks is.
sued an order assuming the command Of the
Department Of the Gulf and the State of Tex.
as. Gen. Butler and staff were to leave on
the 22d, for New York.
Gen. Banks acts with characteristic energy
10000 troops who accompanied him landed
at Baton Rouge The remainder of the expo.
dition would be sent forward as soon as it ar.
rived. Two steamers with cargoes of sugar
were captured by an expedition at Atchafa.
laya river. The rebel schooner Relief from
Mobile, arrived with cargo of cotton ut Ha
vana. She reports rebel armed steamer Flor.
'aa had escaped with crew Of 100 men
running the blockade during the night.
The steamer Arid arrived from Aspiuwall.
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Territory Of Washington, "a.
County Of ThurstOn.

In the District Court Of the Sd Judicial District.
ToA. p. MIxEAR or f. MIxEAR: You are here
by notified that u g. Warbuss, has taken an ap-
peal from the judgment rendered BY II. II. Pinto,
q ;ustice Of the peace of Lewis county. ON the
nineteenth day OF April, 1902, for the sum Of fifty
ak dollars and 24-lO0 against said Warbass,. nd
in favor Of f. Minear, who was sued as defendant
therein, which appeal will come on to be heard as
the 6rst term Of the Court which shall commence
more than thrce months after the goth day Of Nov.
ember, 1862. Aud unless you appear Ut said
L. G. WARBASS,
Plaintiff and appellant. !
Olympia, ". T., Nov. IS. 1852. 3;mS
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TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
County of Thurston, 3d.

1EKKITURY OF WASHINCTON, I
County of Thurston, Do
In the District Court of the Third Judicial Dis
trict Washington Territory.
To II. X. CARrER: You are hereby notified
that William w. Miller has fled q complaint
against you in said Court, which will come on to
be heard at the first term of the Court, which shall
commence more than three months after tho 18th
day of December, 1862, and unless you appear at
said term and answer, the same will be taken as
confessed, and the prayer thereof granted. The
object and prayer Of said complaint is to recover
judgment against James Bilcs and said II. X. Car
ter, jointly and sevefally indebted on three notes,
to said plaintiff in the of $2457 ,66 dollars, or
whereabouts, with interes.
ELWOOD EVANS,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Complaint filed Dec. 18th, 1862 5ms3
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MAIL ROUTE LEr.-We are informed by Hon.
John Webster, of the Council, that Route 1878,
from Port Madison by Muckleteo, Utsalada, 10
Cleveland and back, once week, has been let to
Cosgrove and Montfert of the former place, for
81 800 per annum, for three years. The contract
ors have already entered upon the performance OF
their duties.
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She brought no specie. Gen. Butler is to
have commission in the field.
SAN Francisco, 29.-Capt. Sanman, Of
the flagship Lancaster, Pacific squadron, has
been promoted to the rank of Commodore.
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~ Gov. Gibbs has issued proclamation
calling for six companies additional companies
for tho Oregon Cavalry Regiment.
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ME Undersigned, Administrator Of the estate Of
CIV. Stuart, late of Pacific county, deceased.
hereby gives notice to all persons Indebted to said
estate to come forward and make payment. and
all persons having ,mands against the same must
present the same to me, within ono year from date.
or they will be forever barred
SAMUEL 8. WOODARD.
Administrator.
Bridgeport, Oct. -, 1862. 52:w4
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nfn. We learn that Mr.. II. Burnett, an en-
ploycc in the Teckalet Mills, had one of his hands
badly crushed in a planning machine, which was
ming at full speed, on Friday, Of last week.
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A. 3. HALLIDIE f. CO.,
VIRI SUSPENSION BRIDGE BUILDERS.
AND MANUFACTURERS OF
Patent Wire Rope

Wire suspension bridges Of any span and cnpac-
ity erected, and material furnished.
Having been constantly engaged in the erection
of Wire Suspension Bridges and Aqucducts for
several years past, are fully prepared to do such
work satisfactorily and to GUARANTY PERMA-
NENCY.
Parties who arc about erecting bridges will find
it greatly to their advantage to give us call be-
fore deciding to build wooden structures as the
recent floods throughout the State have proved
them to be wholly unsafe and unreliable. a nun
Der of our ire Suspensions are now in nae in different
localities throughout the State, no one Of rhich has
been in the least affected By the freshets.
manufactured, Of any length and size required,
being cheaper and better than hemp.
Scales Of weight and strength, with prices an
ncxcd, furnished, on application to the mauniac-
urcrs. Send for Circular.
A. 8. HALLTDIE h CO.,
AL Clay street San Francisco.
January IL, 1862. Sims
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PERsoNAL.-The office of the Clerk of tho
District Court has been removed to Wells,
Fargo & Co.'S Express office on Main street.
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Contributions to the Sanitary Fund
$62 SO
j. CUsHMAN.

January 8, 1862.
Received Of W, w. Miller draft package
four thousand five hundred and twenty 77-1O0
dollars. addressed Rev. Henry Bellows, which
we agree to forward to New York, and deliver
as per address.
WELLS, FARGO 4 CO.,
per n. S. PORTER.
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Official Notice!
once Of the U. 8. Assessor for
WashlnglOn Territory,


Washington Territory,
WALLA WALLA, Oct. %, 1862.
TIME undersigned having been commissioned L.
s. Assessor for the District of Washington
Territory, under and by virtue Of the laws passed
by the Thrty-seventh Congress, -" To provide in.
tcrnal revenue to support the Government and to
pay interest on the public debt" hereby gives
notice that in accordance with the law and in
structions from the department of Internal Rev.
cnue, he has divided the Territory into the fol-
lowing Districts, and has appointed Assistant AS
SCISSORS as follOws:
DIVISION No. 1.-Consisting of the counties of
King, Pierce. Snohomsll and Whatcom. j. Denny,
Assistant Assessor.
DIVISION No. 2.--Consisting of the counties Of
Kitsap, jefferson, Island and Clallam. f. s. Dyer
Assistant Assessor.
DIVISION No. 3.-Conssting of the counties Of
hurston, Lewis, Sawamish and Chehalis. ID. r.
Bige0w, Assistant Assessor.
DIVISION No. 4.-Will consist of the counties of
Pacific, Wakakum, Cowlitz, Clark, Skamania
| and Klikatat. Edwin l.. Dole, Assistant Assessor
DIVISION No. 5.-Will consist of the County Of
Walla Walla. LII Rector, Assistant Assessor
DIVISION No 6.-Will conrist of the counties Of
Spokane, Mssoula, Shoshone Ncz Perces and
Idahoe. S. +. Ledyard, Assistant Assessor.
This notice applies to all persons subject to OK
else duties under the revenue law Of the Cuitea
States, approved July LIST, 1862, entitled " An act
to provide internal revenue for the support Of the
Government, and to pay interest on the public
debt" The law went into effect Sept. LIST, 1862.
the assessment will be retrospective in its appli-
cation, in order to insure uniform justice to both
the taxpayers and the Government. Those Occu-
patiOns requiring daily, tri-mOnthly, monthly, or
quarterly records or returns, will commence Sept.
LIST, 1862.
Under the Tax Law licenses for the trades,
professions and occupations must be taken out,
and the following sums must be paid to the
Federal Government, dating from the LIST Of Sep
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st ""sny % of T coMli,s Esquire
~ VS.. Civil action.
William Pumphry, Deft.
To WiLLIAMPrxpHRy, Defendant: You are here
by notified that the above named plaintiff has
filed his complaint against you, in the above ent-
tied court, to recover the sum 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
Store in said county, at the hour of ten O'Clock
A. ~, and answer said complaint, the same will
be taken confessed and the prayer thereof grant,
ed by the said court.
PETER CRAWFORD,
A Justice Of the Peace in and for Cowlitz county,
W. 7.
Nov. IL, 1869. l:m3
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70 Tho new steamer built by the Colum.
bia Transportation Co., to ply between Cas-
cadcs and Dallcs, is to be called the Iris.
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DR.. Wcbbcr's EnylgCr0ttng Cor.
dial Sanguif!er!!

To many, the above may seem cxtravagant
praise OF this concoction but if they could see, as
have, the many whom this has restored to
health, they would not be surprised at any IAN
guagc used in its praise, To offer more ccrtica.
tes, IS useless at least eighty have already been
published, and only the thck-headcd, self.wiso
skeptc and unbeliever doubt that it is tho
most blessed hcaltE-rcstorcr and strcng,h-giycr
ever invented by man. 1t restores and pern,a-
nently lnvigorates the broken downsystcm. Nay,
more, 1t replaces natural weakness and strength
The Responding it rctivcs the feeble it endows
with vigor and the cheerfulncss and strength
which restores or creates, it also prt serves 10
the sickly wife it imparts that degree of vital
force necessary to the browning Joy ana great OBJ
jet ofmatr;mony. TO the debilitated husband, it
gives the nervous and muscular energy which
characteristics manhood. In. all cases OF nervous
disease, low spirits, indigestion, liver complaint,
iudispostion to mental cxcrtion, lassitudc ENACT
alton, impotence, &C., III fact, IN all complaints,
acute and chronic, which depress and weigh dow.
the mind and body, it is an absolute, iafallibl,
gpecifc,
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WEBBERsS
W1BBERsS
lDVlG0aATiEG CORDIAL SkEeUIFIG,
SECE MEN AND vVOTEN
What Constitutes Health

DlC1, Pure Blood Natural Perspration,
III appetite for Food. Sleep, Exercise ard
Fnjoymcnts of Nature, with Strength of Body,
Mind and Iimhs-Activi,y of the Liver, and ali
other Natural Functons-such state is felt by
all, after using
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~ For Mondays proceedings, sec first
page.
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NATURES OWN REMEDY FOR MAN SICK.
NESS II

That creates, reproduccs New aud Pure Blood
that acts on the liver, heart, brain, intestincs,
limbs and chcst--that revolutionizcs the whole
systcm-gives strength to the most debilitatcd and
weak-that contains no mineral or other poison.
Such is, in truth.
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DIR. Jacob Webber's Justly Famous In.
vigOrating Cordial San puiticri

The extraordinary and strange cures effected by
this beautiful herbal connection has astonished ALL
it seems to suit every constitution. THR OLD, THE
FEEBLE, THE LAxGrID, feel that new life and blood
is given them. The roue, the dissipatsd dcbauch-
&C, the weak from long disease, from taking too
much medicine, caiomel and o.hes mineral poisons;
the young man whose manhood il wasted, where
natures functions are inert and lifeless cxpcricu-
ccs the bliss Of ROBUST AND vigorous MAN.
HOOD His appetite is good, his sleep quiet and
refreshing, his mind and memory clear aud GER
ain.
n@- Sold in quart bottles by
REDlNCTON 4 co.
CRANE T. BRIGHAM.
San Francisco
And all prngg lists in alifornia, Oregon and
Washington Territory.
The free South. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1863-1864, 1863-08-29
Secretary of the Navy.

REBEL TAXATION. new rebel tax
bill imposed an assessment OF eight per
cent, on all naval stores, salt, wines and
spirituous liquors, tobacco, cotton, wool,
-four, sugar. molasses, syrup, and other
agricultural products not necessary for
family consumption one per cent, on all
money and credits not employed in busl-
ness on bankers, $500; tradesmen and
dealers, $50, with two and one half per
cent, on sales made wholesale dealers III
liquors, 5000 and five per cent on sales !;
retail liquor dealers, 5000 and ten per
cent on sales grocers, 5000 and two and
q half per cent on sales pawnbrokers and
money and exchange brokers, 5000; dis
tillers, 5000 and twenty per cent on sales !;
brewers, 500 and two and half per cent
on sales; hotel-keepers, according to
classification, from $50 to $500; commits
sion merchants, 5000 and two and half
per cent, on sales !; theatres, $500 and
five per cent, on receipts; each circus,
-$1O0, and SO for each exhibition shows
and exhibitions, $50 each bowling alleys
and billiard rooms, $40 for each alley and
table livery stable keepers, lawyers, ply
sicians, surgeons and dentists, sou each !;
butchers and bakers, $50 and one per
cent on receipts salaries under Sl5OO
one per cent, and above that sum two
Der cent, incomes according to amount
from five to twelve and half per cent;
Joint stock companies, one-tenth OF the
dividend and reserved fund annually !;
farmers, one-tenth of their produce. de-
Quoting so much as will support their
families, besides one per cent on all cattle
and produce.