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ea the .sash br The Gr-~n Aoaarsins. and
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and Rash v.Il-ys- The Indiana sTree to
r--sssv- TO the reservation. vhen-vrr th-
pr->id.-nt shall d~cm IL ~,p-d,-ns fos them
TO d. -. and become h.rdsmen aud aeri-
cul,uraliss. the Government laying them
c.rfain annuiti+, in money, provisions and
goods. The Indians also agr-e that the
Pacific Railroad shall not be inolested, and
that military post, etc. may be construct
ed. gold and silver mines worked. mining
aud agricultural settlements formc!.
.Sas FraxciscO, Jds. 23.-Martin V.
Taylor, formerly Of San Francisco, was
murdered by the Apaches in Sonora last
month.
Jan. 24.-Gold in New York opened at
1873 this morning, advancing to 200 at l
o'clock. Greenbacks opened at 5O305O3,
closing at 403@5O4.
Mai..Gen. Mcdowell has received tel
egram notifying him that ARIZONA Terrific.
ry has been annexed to the Department Of
the Pacific. He will take immediate steps
to protect settlers and open routes Of COM
municai"n.
Major J. C. Ridge and Barclay Henly.
accredited agents of DR.. Gwin, arrived on
the last steamer from Mexico, and officially
confirm the report that Macmillan has con-
v-yed by trust deed to Napoleon, Sonora,
Sinaloa, and other Northern Mexican States.
as security for the debt due France by Mex
leo, to b. restored to Mexico upon the pay
mrnt Of said claims. DR.. Gwin is Gov.
crnornor General or Viceroy Of Napoleon.
Invested with full Plenipottntiary powers,
Hrnly and Ridge are here to encourage
American emigration. Gwin has drawn
mp code Of laws approved by Napoleon,
offering liberal terms for the purchase and
redemption of mines. guaranteeing civil
and religious liberty. Napoleon guarantees
military force to protect the State against
internal and external foet.
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ROOT AND BRANCH WORK.
CURE, NOT ALIENATION.

Assuming. and rightly it would seem. that
tibet principle Of disease is the same in all
cases. the celebrated Holloway, man of pro-
found scientific attanments, succeeded some
twenty years ago in concocting two remedies
adequate to the relief and cure Of all its mani.
frsta'jons. Their popularity in this country
is iimns'. and we question whether the
distinguished Inventor has a richer harvest
field than Australasia within the world wide
circuit of his business operations. The Pills
and Ointment are housho!d remedies wherever
permanent dwellings exist, and few of the
tents Of the rowing adventures in pursuit Of
wealth from the bowels of the earth are un.
furnished with them. The singular adoption
Of the Pills to all kinds of constitutions, as
we'll as al classes of disorders, is one of their
most valuable properties. The Herculean
digger takes them in the paroxysms Of disease
and finds immediate relief from their opera.
ton; and the delicate female, too fragile to
bear the effects Of harsher and stronger prep.
arations, receives inestimable benefit from
their mild and searching action. In all COM
plants and difas ulties specisl Is the feebler
sex, they seem to exercise the happiest influ-
ence. In the two great criseses Of life, the
dawn Of womanhood and the epoch which
marks the point between maturity and decline,
they have proved invaluable to women in
every cline rnd country. Females, from the
tenderness with which they are usually brought
up. from the murderous peculiarities Of dress
which fashion has forced upon. them. from
their delicate rnd sensitive organization, and
the perilOus position they occupy ~ tho
immediate prrprtuaters Of the race, are sub.
ject to thousand ailments from which men
are exempt and it il indeed fortunate for the
sex that . medicine which meets all their
wants and drbi!itiss, has been given 10 the
world. With Holloway Pills aud Ointment
always at hand in h.s closet. every lady can
be h<r owa physicias. and the physician Of
her Husband I'D ehildres. IL che have any. q
vsal- No s<ra a running az the doctor a
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United States Mail.
wASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Posr oygtcs pspaxrBHxr.
w.sAiaytoa City, oCtseer -, lsss-


nRoPosALs sin se s~ressed NJ the Csssrsct
osce Of TINS pepsrtmest ustil '. - o;
March &, lees ito be eerided BY III for eoes~y-
ing the mails VI the United State. 10 tir Terrific
~ Of Washington. from July l, 1855. To June %,
lsss, on the routes and by the schedules of de-
partar-s and arrivals herein specihed, being
routes established by act Of Congress approved
June 30. ls6s.
I..s. From walla waIla by Nuilan's Bridge, to
Fort Colvilie, ??3 miles aud back, oace .
Leave Waila Walla Monday at 9 Az.
Arrive at Fort Colvilie Saturday by 6P.n.
Leave Fort Colville Monday ut 3 n.
Arrive at Walls walla Saturday by 6r.x.
l42sS From Wala Walla. by Copper, Touchet,
and Lewiston, to Pierce City, 10 miles
and back, once week.
Leave walla Walla Monday At 8 p. IN.
Arrive at Pierce Saturday by Jpn;
Leave Pierce City Monday at 8 u IN;
Arrive ut Walla Walla Saturday by I pm.
1929 From the Springs, by Slate Creek, to Flor.
ence City, 30 miles and back, once q week.
Leave The Springs Monday at sam;
Arrive at Florence City Wednesday by I'm;
Leave Florence City Wednesday at 2 pm;
Arrive at The Springs Friday BY 6pm.
1920 From The Springs, by Mount Idaho, to Elk
City, l4O miles and back, oncea week.
Leave The Springs Tuesday at sam;
Arrive at Elk City Saturday by7pm;
Leave Elk City Tuesday at am;
Arrive at The Springs Saturday by 7pm.
1921 From Antoine Plants, by Occur dc Alenc
Mission, to He'll Cote Montana Territory
$50 miles and back, twice month.
Rids for once-a.wec' service invited.
Bidders to propose aschcdulc Of departures and
arrivals.
Bids must provide for the conveyance Of the
mail with "celerity, certainty and security"
using the terms Of the law. For form Of proposal,
guarantee and certificates, and for instructions,
requirements, &C., &C.. bidders referred to the
pamphlet advertisement Of this date at the princi
pal Post Offices. W. DENNISON,
9:w4 Postmastcr.G encral.
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Watches, 01OOlG
JEWELRY, &c.
JULIEN cUYoT,

O6I0Tlfs ~. u.
OFFEHs for sale . ''' ''''"-''' ~
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES,
CLOCKS, a.
JEWELRY. IA
SPECTACLRS, ~
THlNBLES,
PENCIL CASES,
EAR and FINGER RINGS,
BREAST PINS,
LOCKETS,
GOLD CHAINS,
KEYS, SEALS,
Together with all articles usually kept for sale
BY Watchmakers and Jewellers.
N. D.-Mr. Guyot, thankful for the patronage
extended to him during the past four years, would
respectfully solicit y continuance Of the same.
D0- Watches, Clocks aud Jewelry repaired In
the best manner by himself, and warranted for
one year.
HW Packages forwarded by express or stage
will receive careful and prompt attention.
Olympia, March LIST, 1864. l7M
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killing and wounding two and capturing
five without the loss Of man. The exps.
dtiea ia still in pursux Of the guerillas.
The lattast Of exchanged prisoners bring
heart-rending accounts Of the snif.rings Il
our men Afat are still in Libby Prison.
Previous to the arrival Of q stock al blank.
ssenf By Giant they suffered mott from
cold. Many we're nude Of shoee, socks or
under elushiag. One hundred ard sixty
Of tham vho hsa bees there The loagsss
time. had been induced ~ the od.s a
do.b1s rssioas 10 - ct q Prissa b. day
sod work q nesdiag sbe-s asd clothiae
fos the r-ha army in ordrr to save thes-
ss1vn inn seasvsfisa.
1b~ Hersifs sPscial aisVstch says: Il
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PACIFIC LIVERY STABLE.
w. n. T. G. w. WHITE, PR0P'Rs.

II EEP constantly OH hand elegant H.
II riding carriages. saddle-horses, SN
double and single buggics, hacks, drnys, 81 II
freight wagons, &C., &c. Stable ON Third st.,
near the Pacific House.
Passengers carried to ncighboring towns on
very reasonable terms.
Pleasure parties furnished with teams and dri-
vers upon the shortest notice.
The personal attention Of the proprietors will
be given to all business entrusted to them.
Good stabling for horses, aud charges moderate
W. N. l. q. w. WHITE.
Olympia, Dec. -, 1884. 7:tf
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THEFARM j.; GUIDE
Scientific and Practical Agriculture.

Sclontlnc ana kreouoa1 Agriculture.
y HESRY STEPHENS, F. R. s., Of Edinburg, and
the Late J. P. MORROW, Professor Of Scientific
Agriculture in Yale Colleg, New Haven, 2 vols
Royal Octava. 1000 pages, and numerous In
cravings.
This 10 confessedly the most complete work OIL
Agriculture ever published, and in order to give
it wider circulation, the publishers have resolved
to reduce the price to
o for the Two Volumes.
When sent by mail (post paid) to California
Oregon and Washington, the price will be 81.
every other part Of the Union, and to Canada
(post paid So.
"a. This is not the old "Book Of the Farm"
Rcmittsnces for any Of the above publications
should always be addressed, post paid to the pub
fishers,
No. 81, Gold Street, New York.
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main a meuaeer ID the Ame',eah as"'
and that all st'eml's'' iro" sna'''e' Pr
text. to dissolve -aid I mo" or ever inc
sad nation. ought TO be resisted s''n ."e
whole power o' the state 'na' every e''''
zen If this State "we' paramount ale
glance to the Constitution anu Government
Of the | ",ted States anu no IA" OF "ru'-
nance Of th's state u. e"n!ra'e"t'o" 'nere'
OF can have any binding force
An ordnance has bee" introduced con-
fisca,ing the property Of rebels In the State
of Missouri
NEW YORK, Jan: Zine commercial
Washington special despatch says that the
finance bill passed yesterday. when authcr-
ICES the issue OF one hundred aud two mil
lions Of treasury notes and which will at
once bcpaid te the army. go, -.
1t is reported that the Finance bill will
be modified 50 as to favor contraction.
Resolutions OF thanks to Admiral For
ter and his officers and men, and Zen. Ter
~ aud his officers and men, tor their con-
duct at Fort Fisher, passed the Senate
unanimously. In the House the rcsolu'
lions were passed unanimously.
The resolutions rendering the thanks OF
Congress to Gen. Thomas and the ofhcers
aud men under his command, for the skill
and da"ntIess courage by which the rebel
army was s'gnalIy defeated and driven from
Tennessee. was unanimously adopted.
Ne~ York, Jas. GA party OF rebel
cavalry made their appearances in front OF
the Union pickets near Newborn. n. G.. on
the night Of the l4h inst: During their
stay some Of them deser Ell to the Unio'
lines On the discovery OF this the re-
mai"dsr fell lax and were pr t.
near Kingston by dtt1chme It OF tn"
18th New York cavalry. Rebel d's'rters
are continually cunning in at Nrwbern.
The Union steamer Myst'c while recent
ly attempting to land some passengers at
Washington. N. G" which for some time
had been considered neutral gr 'und. was
fired on. Col. "Wednesday and a General
was slightly wounded.
Nr~ York, Jan. 24-The Her@.ds dis.
patches from Fort Fisher say the fleet and
army commenced moving ' ,. "a, WV
m'ns'"r on 'ne a''p!"ooa Q. last wsa"es-
""y: lne.e Is no co"nr:n9', .' OF tue 10.
poF! ."as .:t'y naa occupied ."c p'"cJ' ou'
on Tue day 'nr moSement commenced a x.
r'"s'""s were heard IN That d'rection' IL
wa: supposed the reorls were blowing up
their ,'rtincat'ons preparatory 10 eSacua,
ting the town; "A chart OF tue river naa
"ccn io"nd showing where Inc rebels had
sunk torpeaots.
~ lr'ter rom tymouto, N. ". says me
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BOOT AND SHOE SHOP.


TIME undersigned has just received 0Shl
large and good assortment of the best vUS
FRENCH CALF and KIP that has ever -
been exhibited in Olympia, suitable for making
from the finest to the heaviest dress boot.
He has also on hand . large supply OF home
tanned
KdD. Oow-H1de,
GRAINED LEATHER,
AND BUCK-SKIN.
CASH PRICES: '
Best Fine French Calf, sewed"-".......$l2 90
i" pegged ..:.....' ~ w
Best French Kip, pegged.. ..:.....SS to Slo %
Fine Calf light or heavy, home tanned, 90
Good Coarse, or Kip ~...........".......... Z w
SHOES IN PROPORTION.
~ All work warranted, as it Is done BY my
self.
M All are invited to call and examine my
stock. ''''.'
~ Shop on Main street, opposite G: 9: Tur'
ners Drugstore. CHAhLES "ooD'
P.S.-Ar persons indebtedt to me are request
ed to call and settle their accounts.
~ 0reeubacks taken ct IS cents.
Olympia, July 2, 1864. 34:u
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Or. RUFUS WILLARD,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
(Gradsoss cfhs Usssrsity Of tie City Of Nsw York;
HAvING located permanently In the city Of
III Olympia, offers his professional services to
the citizens this place and surrounding country
In the various branches Of Medicine and Surgery.
Grateful for past patronage and the confidence
bestowed by q generous public, the Doctor re-
spcctfully soicits . continuance Of tho same. and
will hold himself In readiness At ell times TO attend
to any calls In the line Of bis profession, to which
his entire attention will be devoted.
Those prcferring the services Of regular grad
nate, Is evidenced by the proper authority Of a
diploma, may consult personally or by letter With
every con6nence.
Particular attention given to diseases Of women
and children, and all affections ofsn organic ma
ture.
Reference: Te the Faculty II rsivessity Nedi
cal College. and DR.. PA Aylesse, New York city.
Osvics-At he Puget SQUAD Drug aad Beok
store.
Olympia, Deeeebes I. 1854. AZ
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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-11-09
The Superior Accommodations

NEW LINE STE "A m ERS
Are well known by the travelling public. The
Steamers are all new, constructed with great re-
gard to speed, comfort and safety, and are com
manded by experienced, courteous, and attentive
officers. Their superior speed enables them to
make sure connections with all trains, thereby
causing no delay to travellers at either end of the
route.
The Fare has been reduced by the general So
licitation of the travelling public, to whom we
feel grateful for their very liberal patronage,
which, we trust, by a just course, to continue to
merit.
N. B.-Passengers and baggage transferred to
and from Portsmouth fir, of charge.
Leave Norfolk from foot of Roanoke and Mar
ket Squares. ii. V. TOMPKINS,
Oc2S-tf Agent
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-11-09
LOR NEWBERN.

Independent Line of Steamers,
VIII run betweens NORFOLK, ROANOKE
ISLAND and NEWBERN, touching at all inter-
Hairoad, for all points in the interior of North
carolina steamer will leave wharf, foot of
Commerce street, every
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY.
on arrival of the Baltimore boats, connecting i.h
ARD, Master. q 4i
returning '"Tamineud' will leave Newbern,
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY,
on the arrival of Western trains ~
For further information apply to
sep3O ll3 Wide Water st., Norfolk va
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Oc2d-ti
BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET
ID COMPANY

STEAMER EOLUS,
From Norfolk and Portsmouth to Fort Monroe,
Eastern Shore, Mathe,os County, n
Gloucester, and Yorktown.
The new and Fast Steamer EOLUS, Captain Z.
McCarrck, will commence her regular trips on
the 9th of September.
This Steamer will leave the Government Wharf,
Norfolk, daily at 81 o'clock, and Portsmouth, at
7Oclock, A. NJ,
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRI
DAY,
For Cherrystone,
EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT
URDAY,
For Mathews and Gloucester Counties and York
town, touching at Old Point going and
returning each trip.
This Steamer connects with the Baltimore
Steam Packet Company's Steamers Louisiana and
Adelaide, for Baltimore and the Steamers Thos
Collyer and City of Richmond, for City Point and
Richmond.
Through Tickets sold on this Steamer to Balti-
more, City Point Richmond and her connec-
tons. p
This steamer is especially adapted to the service
in which she has been engaged, being very fast
having made the run in ~ hour less than any
other Steamer on the route-having fine accom-
modations, and is noted as an excellent sea boat
and will make her trips regardless of the weather
For Freight or Passage, apply to the Clerk Of
the Steamer, or at the Office of the Company.
FA II r:
Fare to and from Old Point so cents.
Pare to Mathews, Gloucester, Yorktown,
and Cherrystone, Sl5O
Fare from Cherrystone, Mathews, and
Gloucester CO. and Yorktown to Bal
timore, 500
Fare from Cherrystone. Mathews and
Gloucester co.'s and Yorktown to
Richmond, 400
sepl2-tf T. H. WEBB, Agent. ''