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SEEDS! SEEDS!
FARMERS, GARDENERS and Others

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1000 lbs. Red Glover Seed.
1000 lbs. White Dutch Glover.
1000 lbs. Timothy Grass Seed.
1000 lbs. Hungarian Grass Seed
1000 lbs. Mllet Seed.
1000 lbs. Lucerne Glover Seed.
80 bush. Red Top Grass Seed.
a. bush. Kentucky Blue Grass Seed
"a bush. Rye Grass Seed.
90 bush. Mixed Lawn Grass Seed.
Is bush. Sanprair Glover Seed.
10 bush. Sweet Vcrnal Grass Seed.
10 bush. Crested Dogtail Grass Seed.
10 bush. California Prairie Glover.
300 lbs. Sugar Beet Seed.
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500 lbs. Long Blood Beet.
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500 lbs. Ruta Baga Turnip Seed.
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400 lbs. Assorted Onion Seed.
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Feb l, 1862. l2:mS
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In the District Court for the I'd Judicial
District of Washington Territory, holding
terms at Vancouver.
Petition for Divorce.
Adam Staender, Plaintiff,
Us,
Louise Staender, Defendant.
TVO Louisa Staendcr, defendant: You are
hereby notified that Adam Staendcr has
filed complaint against you in said Court,
which will come ON to be heard ut the first
term of the Court, which shall commence more
than two months after the 5th day of August,
A. D., 1865, and unless you appear at said
term and answer plaintiff the same will apply
to the Court for the relief demanded in said
complaint. The object and prayer of said
complaint is to obtain decree of divorce, dis
solving the bonds of matrimony now existing
between you and plaintiff, upon the grounds
of impoteucy and abandonment.
Complaint filed August LIST, 1868.
LARRABEE h STRIVE.
U. S. Rev. Stamp) Attorneys for Plt'G.
so cents cancelled
August 8, 1868.
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In the District Court of the I'd Judicial District
for Washington Territory, holding terms at
Vancouver.
L. E. v. Coon, Plaintiff, ". Louisa Coon,
Defendant.
TTVO LOUISA COON, Defendant: You are
hereby notified that L. E. v. Coon has
filed 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 two months after the 18th day of July, A.
D. 1865, and unless you appear and answer,
Plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in complaint. The object and pray
er Of said complaint il to obtain q decree of
divorce, upon the ground of abandonment and
cruel treatment. II. G. STRIVE,
~. s. Rev. Stamp, Plfs Attorney.
so Cts, Cancelled.
Complaint fled July 7th, 1868. 36:w4
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more than one moa,h after the 81 day o. Au-
gust, A. D. ls65. and unless yol appear q,
said term and answer. plaintiff will apply Ia
the Court tor the relief prayed tor in said CON-
plant. The object and prayer of said COM
plant is to obtain decree Of divorce upon the
ground of abandonment
Complaint filed July 29th, 1868.
II. &. STRIVE,
(U. s. Rev. Stamp Plaintiff Atty.
so Cts, Cancelled
August 5, 1865. 39:w4
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she cost of printing has doubted, the price of
paper nearly trebied, and taxes, duties, liccns-
es, etc, largely increased, they are compelled
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Surgical Operations.

Surgical Operations. oi Whatever
nature. performed scientifically, and the paticn,
boarded AT the Institute. The Doctor will
guarantee to cure Hernia (or breach of the
worst kind in three weeks by new mode OF
operating Ovarian Tumors, so fatal TO fc-
males. will be successfully removed.
Twenty years residence in Mexico. South
America, China and the East Indies, together
with his large Hospital and Army practice, has
given the Doctor advantages possessed by few,
and his remarkable success warrants promise
of eiTectual cure. His Anatomical Plates, en-
hbiting all parts of the Human System, and
the different stages of disease. are the most
complete on this coast, while his experience as
a lecturer enables him to explain to his patients
the particulars of their disease. No mystery
is made of disease or the mode Of treatment,
hut the patient is instructed in all that per-
tans to his case.
Medicines. with full directions, will be sent
to any part of the State, on receipt of letter de-
scribng the symptoms.
An Infirmary is connected with the estab-
lshment, where patients, who desire, may re-
ceive beard and constant attention during their
sickness. thus avoiding the Inconvenience of II
hotel. Kind and attentive nurses will be e,n-
ployed. and no means will heleft untrcd to
give full satisfaction.
The Doctor apartments are The most COM
modious in the city, and patients NAV rely on
the strictest privacy. Consultations Free.
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TO THE LADIES.

Ladies suffering from any of the intirmities
peculiar to the sex, will find the Doctor II safe
confdant and scientific physician. In the treat.
ment of supprcssions and kindred diseases, he
is without an equal, and Ladies may feel as
surcd that they will receive the most delicate
and gentlcmanly treatment and secure a
prompt relief from their troubles. Private
apartments, with female nurses, for those who
desire them.
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BRITISH PERIODICALS

The LONDON QUARTERLY, Conservative. J
The EDINBURGH REVIEW, (Whig.)
The WESTMINSTER REVIEW, (Radical.)
The NORTH BRITISH REVIEW Free church,
AND
BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE,
(Tory.)
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Re5- All work warranted, as il is done by
myself.
Ray" All are invited to call and examine
my stock.
~ Shop on Main street, opposite G.. G.
Turner'S Drugstore. CHARLES WOOD.
p. S.-All persons indebted to me are re-
quested to call and settle their accounts.
Rxiy. Grecnbacks taken at IS cents.
Olympia, July 2, 1864. 34:tf
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TO RESPONDENTS.
Parties in the country, who may desire t.
consult the Doctor, can do so by letter, and re-
ceive in return full description of their dis
ease and its means of cure. All communica-
tons will be held strictly confidential and the
letters returned il desired. Medicines will be
sent securely. Letters. to receive an answer,
should beaccompanicd by an Express envelope.
Consultation Free.
All letters must be addressed to
DIR. G. W. MOORE,
GIL Commercial ST.,
SAN FRANCISCO.
April s, 1865. 22:m3
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Kip, Co~-H1dc,
GRAINED LEATHER.
AND III & Z -kkGy.
CASH PRICES :

Best Fine French Calf, sewed--.........SI2 o.
- pegged -......... 10 90
Best French Nip, peggei-.........So to Sl0 90
Fine Gait. light or heavy, home tanned, 8 90
Good Coarse. or Nip -...................-... 90
SHOES IN PROPORTION.
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>eeoudar, and Hereditary A.

feCitons. -FFUTaIl p At y = HTTH-- I'-T7Is :
Il, .9rs-il ,useiat.an I'D aeh .its. treated
With certain auI uufa.l,ng rrrnrd.e>. -lr-.l.it
e1relhu- a.. corrup, hamor.. aui imPar;lr- "a
healthy tone 70 the system. 20 purifs NJ tho
blood. regulating the -ecteiiOns ani rc-.nV9E-
Grating the vital p'""r-
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FOREIGN PERIODICALS

PER yrAR:
London illustrated News. with Supplement-. SlS.
London Index (Jef.'s Organ) Sl3;
London Weekly Dispatch, Sl3; London Punch, -;
The four Reviews and Black wood, 9i3.
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Sept. II, 1864. 45:tf
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-07
CIrRLS E0R FITS

For Fit of Pission-W alk out into the open air
Won may speak your mind to the winds without
hurting any one or proclahning yourself simpleton
For a Fit OF Idleness-Count the ticking OF
clock do this Tor one hour, and you will be glad L
pulroh YOUR coat the next and work like a man
For Fit of EXtravagance aud Fony-Go 10 The
workhouse and speak with the inmates OF Jail, anC
YOU will Ue convinced,
Who makes his bed of briar and thorn,
Must be content u lie iorlorn.
For Fit of Ambiuon-Go into the ckurchyarC
and read the gravestones they will tell you the
of ambition. The grave will soon be yOuf bedcham
Der the earth your pillow, corruption yom father
and the worm your mother and sHter.
For a Fit of Experimentation on the gooG
things which God has given you in this world, and
to those which He has promised TO bis followers il
the next lie who goes into his garden TO look fgI
cobwebs and spiders no doubt viii ind them whilS
lac who looks ior hover may return Into bis houst
with one blooming in his bosom.
For all Fits OF Doubt Perplexity and Fear
Whether they respect the body or the mnd-wheth
er they are load TO the shoulders, the head or The
heart-the following is radical cure, which may bC
relic on, for / had it from the Grea Physician
Cast thy burden the Lord, and lie will Sustain
thee."
Tor Fit of Repining-Look about for the halt
and the blind aud visit the bedridden, and the af
hicted and deranged and they will make you
ashamed Of complaining OF youT lighter Affections
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-07

| hprs,ass asapeadsaey, saieaa u sapkihs AaA en-
toying the sunshine of success, IN fact they seem
| 10 avoid the sunshine. ss-
Ii you remark in their hearing that the weather
is warm and pleasant, their assent is accompanied
with - - but tomorrow may be cold and disa-
greeable IL You invite their attention to the clear
and balmy state Of the atmosphere they viii remind
you that il is weather breeder and you may look
ftrad They cannot or will. not see the bright
side OF any thing, arid seem to take exquisite de-
| light in keeping themselves miserable.
Ne inyite all such 10 get into the sunshine
We have many in the same way in regard TO our
army movements They are always looking for evil
results and almost go beside themselves IN antici-
patton of the evil. Every reverse, great or small Is
magnicd into fatal disaster, and TO their diseased
Imagination all appears lost; and they straght~ay go
into the chilling shades of dependency. Even the
cheering news OF advance movements OF victory
is viewed By them asa military '.weather breed
er, which is only the precursor TO them of
a terrible storm of reverses. The country
is cursed with many such, who not only rem
der themselves miserable by their grOundless fears
hut try 10 make others so. God save the people
from 4ch influences, and incline to look at the
bright side and take hopeful views, even of what
appears to MS to be reveyses. In His own good time
He will work out His own great designs, andca
ms 10 perceve that what has happened has been for
our own good and His glory
We tuSt that all those who indulge in these gloomy
forebodings will dismiss them from their minds, get
from under the depi essng influences Of despOndency
into the bright, cheering vivifyng and inygorating
sunshine OF hope,
Again We say, get into the s'Vshiae-hacon Tel.
and COnfed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-07
THE FASHIONS

Ingenuity among the female seX-was never dem
onstrated 10 exist TO such considerable extent,
SAYS the Atlana Register Is proven by bird s.
eye view oi the dear creatures they prone made
Broad street any pleasant afternoon, singly, III
squads, platoons anu companies.
ANY one with Observant eye, in CHANGING at
what appears 10 be az elaborate toilet, will detect
the 81 antiquity which is dcity concealed by
the artistic hngeTs vi the remodelers. Look at ii
dress closely and you Will find by the figure that the
skirt has been inverted The irizZieS that wound
about the lower end hidden III the neat
folds .eC the waist. The body YOU can't see be-
cause Is worn beneath the neat little net shawl
the work OF her own fingers. Then observe
the set" OF the skirt. The full rotundtythe per-
feet symmetry OF a bran hoop skirt Is wanting
The shape goodly, however, Tor the dear creature
has had il oil Tor the hundreth time, and hangs it
over Duna's Cutice'S head while she nends some
OF the broken ribs. She has bandaged one in half
dozen places as carefully aud neatly as surgeon
bandages broken limb. Another that is injured
hey Old repair Is extracted from the skeleton and It's
place Is lett void Thus she has gone the whole
anatomy her hoop until il is quite. passabe, and
when concealed beneath her snowy skirts - which,
also, have been turned upside down-and the folds
of her dress, It needs the eye of c0OiSSeE to de-
teCt that the thing has ever been mended
Then hook at the hats Into how many conlely
shapes DO We see the Palmetto woven-and pretty,
at that, especially when they are rugged out with
scraps OF red, green or blue ribbOn-reSurrected
from some dilapidated old band-bOX-and Orna-
mented with what appears at distance to be white
goose. In the manufacture Of planes, the cock aud
goose have supplied the functions OF the ostrchbut
II is all home manufacture.
Then, again, look at the feet The stockings are
home knit-stOre hose are too Highland the shoes
are made of Of Pas old pants, and bit neatly
| as three hundred dollar gaiter,
Thus, without going further into our subject, we
see that the wornPi external improvement is mani
ieStly progressing among the ladies'. And the fair
| ones could do no more towards Whipping the \ am
i koes than they do in this way. five were mar
! riageable man-which we Motive would mil
ntely prefer OF these home made girls to Of
those pretty tinSeled creatures which the CdrOlniaE
\ describes as follows: ..E-
1--WE observe that some of the ladies of the city
have taken to wearing cOat.ails or, what looks veIy
much hike them, except that, APPARENTLY for the
purpose OF presenting the chares OF imitation, they
have three aud four caudalltles instead OF two
Vests military collars, stripes and buttons are als(
| quite the rage. You can always tell what grade o
officer young lady belongs to, by the 'stars q
bars she wears The poor private has, unfortu
nateiy, NO representative on the living fashion
plate"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-07
HORRIBLY MrRDrR.-A foul murder was COMM

HORRIBLE MuRDER.-A foul murder commit
ted lostnight, rbout O'Clock, ct the southwest cor
ner OF Main and 2ls streets The victim WAS mid
die aged woman named Mary Hanley.. According
TO the testimony OF her husband before theCoro-
ner's inquest this forenoon, Mrs. Hanley left her
bedroom and Went to ;the backyard Of the premises
to look for pet dog. In avery short time he heard
the discharge OF gun, and, ON going down TO the
yard, found his wife lying upon the ground near
the gate, opening into 2lst street. He, saw a
soldier on the sidewalk, and called upon him tC
come in ami render assistance which be not opy re-
fused to do, but threatened to shoot the witness
Hanley then grappled with the soldier, who re-
loading his musket, and held him until other partie:
caine up and took him of TO Castle Thunder Where
he gave his name as VIM. Daley, OF Co. b, 10th Va
Battalion, at Battery No. A.
The evidence before the Coroner did. not develop,
any previous knowledge of, OF quarrel with Daily
by the people residing at the locality of the murder
but one of the men who carried him 10 Castle Thun
der testified that Daily said he went to the place t
get some liquor, and was repulsed by man and wo
man and, in consequence of the language used, h'
turned aud fired upon them.
Mrs. Hanleykwas instantly killed. the bal
struck her in the forehead and scattered her brain
against an clubhouse, near which she was standing
| The gate referred to was evidently open when tn
musket was discharged, and the unfortunate woman
| was probably within FIVE PAGES of the muzzle.
| The coroner's jury rendered a verdict to the ef
feet that the deceased came to her death by gu
shot wound inflicted by the said DAILY.
| Theprisoner was brought before the Mayor thi
morning. His honor, without entering into an ex
animation continued the case until tomorrow, whe
witnesses will on hand and the true facts of the cas-
will be elected.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-07
ROBERT E. LEE.

The record Of the great ever attracts the attention
of mankind History proves, however, that great
ness is often allied with qualities which cannot
fail to excite pity horror or disgust. Among the
great Ofmodern times, upon whom the eyes OF
Christendom have been turned, there has been none
up 10 the present day, save Washington whose re-
cord is sustained and whose escutcheon Is without
blot.
II is therefore with jhstifable pride that the
people of the South may point to General Lee as
an example, so rarely found, of goodness aud
greatness combined. Among our enemies, wicked
as they are, none has been found 10 breathe a
word against the honor purity and patriotism
| OF Robert l.. Lee. Save him, there IS no man of
prominence in the South whom they have not slam
dered and belied. His simple word would outweigh
in the land of our enemies the atestation Of
their highest dignaries. In Europe his word is the
synonyme of truth aud the respect shown his name
in other lands is second only 10 that entertained for
| him in his own.
| The temple of his renown has not sprung up IN
night Ii took four years TO build it. Ii stands to-
day without u rivalits foundation laid in the hearts
of the people and its superstructure formed Of noble
| and heroic deeds Too earnest for words, this man,
Robert Lee does his work silently-all unconscious
/ that on him are fixed the admriDg gances of the
world.
III he is great in victory, he is sublime in defeat
His calm soul frets not at the DEGREES Of Fate. He
does what man can do, and leaves the resCto God
He has no time to talk. Mark Antony, defeated al
| Actium slew himself and died IN the arms of roy.
| al harlot. Lee repulsed at Gettysburg said, II
lismv fault and turned to his appointed work. Nc
wonder men love him, and can find no one with
Whom TO likcn him Who thinks of calling Lee Q
Bayard, Caesar or NapoleonH When jackson
fell we lost the Moses of the .South-shoud Lee bS
l taken from Us, we should be without-Lee. He il
indeed the main prop of our cause. With him be
tween them and the vandal hordes, men sleep il
fSeace at night and dream of victory.
Though the cause should perish, Lee will live
Time can do him no wrong. Should it be the de
cree of Providence that our people be cxterminatet
| and the land made desolate the name and fame o
Robert lee, like the pyramids in the Egyptian des
ert will stand monument of former power an,
glory exciting alike the wonder and the admiration
ofnanknd.--Mdcon Tel. d Confed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-07
IinIrnR LAW IN ALABAMA.

The Legislature OF Alabama has passed liquor Law
TO take effect ON the LIST OF January next. 1t entire
y prohibits distillation from Indian and wheat
Persons distiling these are be fined lot lessthaI
Is 900 nor more than $50 900; and Imprisonment in
the county ail not more than twelve nor less than
| one month.
A license from the county commissioners OF one
county for which shall be paid 500 for each still o.
40 gallons arge in proportion) is required be-
fore distiing from sorghum seed or syrup, irult,
..or any-other thing of subsistence" The license
shall be given fcr one year only. The persons OBJ
tanning il must give bond with two good securities
of s5 900 or each still OF 40 gallons larger ones in
bropdetion fx the true observance oi the law, and
take an oath to conform TO 1t in every respect.
On each gallon OF liquor distilled from any kind OF
grain tax oil ten dollars Is imposed, on that from
fruit five dollars. Taxes must be paid monthly
Monthly returns of the amount oil spirits distilled
and ing from what distilled, must De made
or failure 10 render such returns property tax
SCISSORS shall assessa tax Oh - gallons per day ier
still. False returns or wiiliul failure make
turns are liable to the penalties o perjury. Disu-
ling, without frst obtaining license, VIII be pun
hed bv line of NOT more than $50 OUO OF less than
IS 900 Tor the first offence Tor the same fines and
IRON one 10 three yeafsemprisonment i'll the pen-
Tertiary.
The county commandments Of the irsl class militia,
sheriis and tax assessors required to make ex-
aninatons and execute the process provided for by
the act, and persons having possession OF any prem
ses in which distation is presumed 10 be carried
on, and refusing 70 allow examination TO be made
are be deemed prima facie guilty Of dstilmg and
Liable to the penalties named No person may law
fully sell any spirituous liquor imported into the
State without obtaihing license and paying the
Probate Judge ten dollars per gallon upon each gal
Ion authorized to be sold-penalty, fine and imRris-
onment