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some Of them very severe cases. Over one hun
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E JUDSON, OFFICE No. PER
sKTNs BLOCK, Agent for the Sale Of Real
Estate snd Stocks. ian2o;les
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New York 4 Harlem Railroad
NOTICE 10 TRAVELLERS.
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY

1.-TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
Sundays excepted
MORNING EXPRESS, leaving Troy at 0sI5 A.
from Albany HndsenL RiEaE DaFa& ~ GssS ..
NJ, arriving at New York at S:5S P. n.
AFTERNOON EXPRESS, leaving Troy at 3.OO
P. n; from Albany At 3:l6 P. H., arriving At New
York st 1885 P. NJ. connecting with express trains
for Philadelphia and Washington City
Tbs Cincinnati Express from Buiialo conneetI
with the 1856 ct Albany for New York by the HAr-
lem Road.
For the better accommodation Of the public, ar
rangemeni8 have been made 20 run ths trains Of
the Hudson River Railroad Co. aud those OF the n.
Y. and HARLEM Railroad Co. As different hours rom
Albany and Troy.
het5 OurS Of he bsS5 ooHStHetO and most convent
ent for the Of passengers, have been placed on
TIE HARLEM ROAD.
PASSENGERS will be Tcksted and Baggage checked
over this road direct to New York by the Central
B. r. Co., and all connecting lines North and West
Tickets Of the Hudson BiYer kailroad 90. and Of
this Co. will be received BY either road and Bag
gage checked BY either Company will be delivered
in New York without change Of checks.
Nov. ID, 1854 7. A. OHAPIN, Sup't.
FORD H. GREEs. Advertising Agent no22:Rs
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CONNECTIONS:
Enthusiastically, Mansfield 3 Newark BAilToad, %
MsnGfsid. Mt Vernon. HeWArks zanesFiilfs


ghsby-SanduHky Mansfield 3 Newark RailTOad, %
MAnaasid, Mt Vernon, Newark laneaFiilfs
&C.
OreItIine-Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne chicago Ball
road, Forest, Upper Sand1sky, Delphos, Limat
Fort Wayne, Laporte, Ohicagos &C, " est ana
East for Mansfield, Wooster, mhasillon. &c.
arnfon and Bellefon tainR Railroad Line. Marions
BellefOntaine, Sidney, UninO, muncie, lndlARs
apolis, Tarrs Hante, Vin0s1ne8, EVansTul4,
Louisville, Cairo, ST. Louis, &c.
DaIeWnrs--with Springfield Branch for Springfield.
Ooiumbus-Idttls Miami q Columbus, and Xeaia
Railroad. for 4eniA. Dayton, Indiana polls,
Terre Hante, st. Louis, MoIroW, loVslGnqs ana
Railroad at Cincinnati for Louisville. Evans
vile, Cairo, St. Louis, and all points on ths
- Ohio River.
OoI1mbus-OentrAl Ohio Railroad for Newark, Hanaaa
Vile, Wheeling, &o.s Columbus, f1Qua An.
dams Railroad for PiQuA. UrbanA, &c.
BlrFOr Tickets 10 all pOints and tntormatioH a2pA
At the Passenger Station, and At Union ncket Cnos
IfT Superior street. 4 3 HLAe1s
Ulegaland. Oc4. Il, 1874 onnerinhaaoens.
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MPORTANT 10 LADIES-Dr. Har.


Vsy'a Female PILLS nsFe Fever YET lAilsd In
Ing difficulties Esisiag from obstruction, CT stop
page Of nature, ln restoring the system TO per-
cot haslth Whsn suffering from Spinal Affections.
iProlspsuH, Utsri, the Whites, other weakness ,
the Uterine Organs. The Pills are perfectly ham
lSss on the constitution, and may be taken By tbs
hAost delicate female without causing distress-ths
Eaue time they set Ike = ohsrm BY strengthening
Invigorating and restoring the system 10 = health
coRditIon, and By bringing on the monthly period
With regularity, no matter from what oAuBes the
abstraction may arise. They should. however, EoF
b taken during the first three months Of pregnan-
81, though safe ct any other time. 81 utEoarriAEo
50ald Be the result.
: Each bcE contains 90 pilll. Price %.
Dr.. HAREEY'g TREATIsn on Diseases Of Females
Pregnancy, Miscarriage, BArrenness, sterility, Be
production, and Abuses Of Nature, and emphatioal-
II the Ladies Private Medical Adviser, . pamphlet
81 e pszss ssnt free 70 any address. SIX cents re-
guirsd 70 pay postage.
Ths pills ana book viii be sent BY mail vhsn d.
FIrsd securely sealed, end prepaid, BY
J. BRYAN, n. D., General Agent
No. rs Cedar a., New York
- Sold By ali the principal DruggiSts.
e ". CLARK, Druggist, Agent for Cleveland.
iulg2l: :Rs:m. .fAWv
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Counsel Fees Paid by the War Depart
ment.

m6nt.
The amount of attorneys fees paid by
the War Department since June 1864, ae-
cording to the statement of the Secretary
of War to the Senate, is S24, All, Of which
$4,000 was paid from the hsbeas corpus
appropriation, the remainder from the
Contingencies of the army" $1,000 for
defense of d. L. Phillips, Marshal for the
Southern District of Illinois, to Browning
6 Bushnell; $500 to GIinshsw & Williams,
and $500 to John Blackburn, in the same
case 81, 500 to Ewing & Hunter, in Gaze
of Olds against Governor Tod; $500 to
Thomas S. Alexander, for defense of Gen.
Cameron $500 each to B. f. HoGmsn
and Henry f. Page, in case of Keys
against Governor Tod; and $500 to II. Il.
Hunter, in case of Eison B. Olds.
Edward PierrepOnt, in the Kohnstomm
case, received Sc, 5,25O, John p Hale 81
600, John A Bingham $4,000 Hammond
case.
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BnHsarIaI.
TTGs AND HAIR worn.

WTIGS AND hair WoRh.
M HFss NEW ESTABhIsHHEHI,
THR largest N THE sTAHh
as vgp NAuRa En0 LAlIES HGlR DsESSlha
as PUBLIC SoUABE.
zsaIAnufsctuEsF Of al kinds Of WIGS, insiuoinS
~ osisbratsd -
IILuSEON WIG
that 40 resembles nature as TO defy the elosssi
sorutf1y. very large and beautiful stock q
TsOgC HAIR. Cb-ouEht BY the Proprieeor nom
T1r,Ts 6or SWfTOHES and BRAIDS-ths nnsst
assortment ever seen IN this city
LS1jaS1 Front Pieces and AalI.HlgsI
IN sVsry styls, with AL improvement.
aVTs OF oURLs, made frUn French Mature
OarIsd Hair IguArantsed.l -.
wnauEH DOUBLE and TRIPLE bOHSi
WkTERFALLs, &c.y
u4sss By the adTsrteE, sqael e teoss - ~
N-TAdies3 BrAlds mads into any k1llo oi neAo-Ni
- H. vifhoot injury 20 switch.
u iIGDTFs7 HAZE DRESSING In tbs moss pfssH'
ngHna faahionahle styles. l.Il
| SIrAH work warranted - fopreseatea- -
F5i1T and GOLD BATHS 1t all hO1rs. asess
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9rnes aud Wsaiftuts.

T AIDES WRAPPERs AND DRAWERS
al sizes, In Merino and silk.
TAYLOR, GRISW0LD & co.,
deos 2l7 Superior street..
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3siIFDaas.
OLEVELAND = KBlR RAILROADI
Isss. RIRTER ARRAHaHlIEHr. w.

1855. WINTER ARRAEGENEHF. Ss5A
On and anSs Monday, Oct. Slss, ls64. PasengaE
Trains Wfli run e 6ll0Vs, Csundays sxosDtodJs
LEAVE OLEVELAHD:
9:50- A M.-DAY EXPRESS TBAIH-StoDplny at
WfllouKhby Palnesyflls. Madison, ,9ensTA, Aah-
tsbulA, Oonneaut and Girard Only, and arrive 81
Ere 81 l:2o P. r.. Dunkirk a:ls ?. n, BufiAle
rs P. M.-OINOIEHATI EXPREsS-stoDpinEa at
RAlneavile, AshtabulA and Girard only, and are
EEsI g krie6 40 ?. H., DuRkirk Is p r.. But-
3:5O P. N. NAIL AND AoConmODATIOE-
stoppmg At Al ItAtions and arrive as RTis st
800 P. h.-NIGHT EXPREss TKAIH-ssos,lur. A
PainesFiles Ashtab1lA and GirArd only. and
arrives at Erie at I3s40 A. ~. DpnkifS 800
A. N. Bunalo 70 A. n
LEAVE ERIA
20 A. M-NGHT EXPREss TRAIH-ssopsina
ct Girard, AshtabulN and PAinesyills only, and
arrive at Cleveland st 10 A. n.
6.i5i A n. MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION
TRAIH-StoPPing At all stations and arrive At
I0a5 q. M.-TOLEDO EXPRESS-stopplng e an
stati0as except SWarYflle, saybrook, UnionTLlle,
Perry, Mentor and NiokEne, and luIvos 81
b:35 P. M.-DAY EXPRES5 TRAlH-stoIglnS .
Glrard, ,Oonnesut, Ashtabuls, Geneva PAINS
vile only, and arrives In Cleveland at - ?. 2.
Second OaEs OsE5 are ran on all taro1Ea
TrAins.
An the trains going westward connect At CszelAn-
with trains Tor Toledo, chicago, Columbus, Cinoin-
natl Indianapolis, st. Louis, a.; and an through
trains going eastward oonnect At Dunkirk with the
trains Of the New York Erie Railroad and Is Buf.
New YORK CitS Railroads Tor New York, GIba1J
Boston, HiagarA Falls, &C., and st Erie with train8
on the PhiisdelphiA q Eris Railroad.
Girard with Trains on EEie Pittsburgh RsllroAe
for Linesvils, heAdVihe3 J9mssIoEn, e.
rs.y.l.r5 ~ z-st tsEf
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surs-s eos3 hussr b peculiarly Essa-. fhss
sc.rc<iy . &syes's se.s e.s b fsusA .ssa.
TIC vast sscs u IL ed 6<sas. x.Psos -
sifA . se,rk Il IN hsAliae. ssssAsne. ess-
n Hvpsssassa- ne h~d - q - -
err, ~ ssaessnus his hsbaA s<s1 - ~
fi.ss ske bissa - asssasD Essnia< soes -
pusi..e .ic<.. q shr bs5y .sa kDA- -
kN esPreislly. - 10y esa.se q ~ -
@N - sssss.ssy nas<sss ssA ~ 49,
q - Eevzn- II vsrA eas~ Il - d.s
- e.xl ky De Os.e1ezs saA exrsS49y
sspi6sfy- IT, heM a<<hai Il ke.tng sDs
leEs. I'D ssr-s ~ ulcers s~s1spy. =
hy suihszx shr Olzfncx: i.:s the s.o.Ds1
p.sss ssss-i sA< ~sSrx- Srss @Pe@a=s In Psss
and ssa-.sae ~ A~~a vsAh vEx fs~sssa-
spsa TA~ psrs sG-e,cd - sAr. asssss4
usrA Enc o. Ina sseWzaed v<h ts< osnf-
De.s- SarA - the sxser.A srcssnrsf. sss
IL = sl~e psuPr - give ths Psss<sf trs
ass-s Il ske fszs a@ng tae Furrs e sAe
Gre. - tAsy ssve % Psrify the ssssA 81
&irAasIs aovesd nsfsrs frss thu syssra.
vA3- the Ointment i asag in ve-k - the
surface. -
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National Prejudices vanqulshet
THE TRIUHPHs or 4 GREAT DISCOVER


THE TR1UxpHs or A GREAT DISCOVERY.
The magnetic influence Of gold attracts the
people Of every cline to our shores. Men Of
all nations, and speaking al the languages Of
civilization, are to be found congrcgatrd on
our aurifsrous plaius. Differing in all other
things. 10 their customs, habits and religion
there 10 one point upon which their opiaions
coincide. Englishm~n aud Americans, French.
Swisa, Germans, Swedrs, Italians. and Chi
nese admit, without . dissenting voice. that
the great remsdies introduced 10 the world
twenty yean ago BY Processes Holloway. the
distinguished physician and pbarmaeopoliss.
are better adapted to the cure Of diseases in
this climate thaa any ethes Psepasstinas 10
exiseaaee. This sppsars, in faes. 10 b the
expssi-sce a naakinA d n Pssts q lie
vxA and heace ths usivessal Popularity q
shese n~1iei3es- We eeasides. hsweves.
that ths hsunA2zs coafAcsee pasee3 n sAea
s6=k.ey - IL Representatives, sfss 1ssy
.ssss q ~ nissA = . snikias pAssso>-
sssia axssL kiss~y. Nay = sAs Pss-
- sk<r yssfh. - ssss = osauay. Oue
sse.sss.si - ~ - = 49, - s.ss
pssn:1R - sk.1 9vua ssunniss- ~
runsxrs vsm snn.anua y sAsk winh -
ss.sesses~D Il 49,. - inAwusA - = 80
- - s.aA Pj.&.L Ya ~ 49,
- sssss suias - srsnay s41
- udnvssss ~ - Oiunnn 49,
~ sA.BsA - . sua 6VuR 49,
- - - ~ - k6assUka
sssins.s-ssini.OoAA - -
shnwuuea - nSuisn1-
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e3 for tho Two Volumes.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. !
THIRD JUDICIAL DIsrRIcr, w. T.

WHEREAS libel has been fled In the District Court
w ofths United States for the Third judicial District
ofWashnston Territory holding terms at Port Town
81 !Sa y.
Alexandra, oelant against the steamer Alexandra, her
tackle apparel and furniture, alleging in substance that
s p; q ss said .ss ss
supplies and repairs this libellant then and there ad
vancsd 70 William Moore. the master Of said steamer,
thousand three hundred and fiy-Svs dollars, which
expended In supplies and repairs for said steam
Or, a.i paying eeamsn: wages thereon. except the
returned ibeaat Also the said bel!ant q the
request Of the then and master, served board
said stsama b tie capacity Of first engineer and
s. o .ss.a
oftwo hundred dollars per month"; and that NO part Of
either amount has been pads And praying process
:ss ;s ~. AID
! IA vlss:ss Asdr.v Phillips. wiiis:n 9. cleaeh,
"a Charles Ycd mariner: onieoard sad seesne. alsd
Dsss.hs II e e sssrsssss SUM q g: shsesa 20
e! -: y: - u. D:.s'y sl:s s - .%s
$40 49,: q; =. 1 a. = q = isli:ss -
1890: 80; 20: r 81 s,, ..s:t
Hss1ss:. ~s,:ll.. seps.a - a:.sisv. :
= - 0DR oDo1ge1oo0 e01geen, ~ ~ - - -.
~ kn1nso - ~ Uls6is Cen - - ~ = HUe
t0sssoA - jlGsiA 6nedes abBs.e4 - - ara
UnAuy y MA us0 = saRvea eelssk - =. IT,
80 AssA hssa.g = Bs1g2sns ewuoss
00s ~ ~ = 61sin oDuuA.J - -
..-.E sSx1ns.es;
- 1anD c onDuzs oe
q 0anUA H8 - lnno.naA
Dm1udYA - - -
Pr vDsessea - vsay HosoD-
-
OoR. ~A0s4OEO00,
. q 0ucn. 1aD1n
r GAg0 oOh eNb snn0nnuB
Asp9sssW u01E - $780,
= aa8 nwo9y1.8 0w~.
o10A. 49, -. 49, ~ !.
0Uo0Ds 0aoIoD4s 0ec1B12s
- w-uBxx8 Sohmo0s a<sb 49,
= -. 0U~0 UBsM9 - -
Oub0G1 @Dow - - - -
- - 1880 -. 0D $500 -
Oy~-M~
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SEEDS! SEED!
FARMERS, GARDENERS and OTHERS

WE offer the most Extensive assortment Of Fres,
Eield, Garden, Fault. and Flower Seeds on the
Pacific Coast, from the best growers In the Unitsu
States and Europe; comprising In part
$4,000 lbs. Alfalfa Glover Seed, rure growth, 1861
1000 lbs. Red Clover Seed.
1000 lbs. White Dutch Clover.
1900 lbs, Timothy Grass Seed
1000 lbs. Hungarian Grass Seed.
1000 lbs Nillet Seed.
900 lbs. Lncernc Glover Seed.
$50 bash. Red Top Grass Seed. f
Is bush. Kentucky Blue Grass Seed.
20 bush. Rye Grass Seed. ;
SO bssh. Mined Lawn Grsss Seed.
10 bush Sxees vef6sl Grass seed.
/. N bah. csssssd Dpyaii cvss sssa-
ID tush. California prairie Clever.
800 rs. 6sa.e Dsea 6eed. lstt
500 H. Large Rec Xsneie wsrssxl Dsst.
3se - 4>>ag Bisai Dse1-
1na ~ fursip Blood Beet
So -. Esss 0nea Iurnip Se<A-
90 - Early vss;s Dus<A JsniD sssS
So - Esd Te2 rsrzip Sod
- ~ Lsex or.sxs C=nss-
- - uhizs bzsS.sa c.sra
80 - Assassr1 0xssn S~s3-
i.sss - TOP ONIONS
rrs<h~r "a - sbe s.rsssss sus<szse
hs<Srshzz.1 nukmsun~ ns&r SAsr- f-r
Ekars. sp<1U0s&Bs khunH- Rxssi.x szL
ID Enms~ 1sws. Co., eex-
- - seegwss es~uss~x ss~kz go -
ps<zly - 49, 4 ss~zz sssssss -
WsAu1s wT1ns suuunn~e Il nsaxa S. :
Nss~sg - sA.<A - - s~<A : e. ss---s
- ~ x~nsss-
onn8 - = syfnnmn
ABs1nseoo~.efN
If- M4xI 49,
S00n - pun<s<e
49, - ys.~< szs<-<-r
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rk~ PrsiaeAa - sie.sl III ~ fr sAe
sa~s4n-.s q sAe Cassassisa shsiisAiag
saxvsry.
Wa.Sasan. Ed a-TAs TIE Hs.sss
Il Cse0ss ~ y ~ - e ~ Hsss
e k<pe~ss.ssfivrs - sssa- n~ Vie
fsrsi1ess o7~scd ~ essif<sss e e,cefisa
s~ fsessie.s s.i vies PsesArzs Ahsa-
k.a L,essa - As<3.ssi eir---d Pssl-
49, - A,Arrv JsAas.s VIC f.--ia~ss-
Wss2sars~s. FsS. ls-la - Hss>~.
sh~ es@~irse< ~ e.ssiss WPxs-d - n
vx Of s4=is<s,G hssyss 10 sea - .
Reyr~sezsstiv~ tr~o LsuissssA. - ksss
Sersa-d 10 rrP~s - ks~ Il JsAnssa sd
ks<ks. .. k-yrersassises frva Arka.sss-
Nes H~S Fsxt iS--rs- H..;'s sS-essl
dispatch saws: The Psa-s6e< esasses~s
Of The H1sss have sCssa TO rsp,st . ksE
esessd<Ai.e . ses..aip En< u Chiaa-
Sn Fres~4s~. EsS. IA psi~sse
xisPs;A foa the Eass 49, rece;~-d N shis
cav ss-asy. Which ssssss tAas Cksraesses
rvs ~v.rs.'ei By sAs s<k-h Q. Ts~sasy
tia ls:A Instant
wssss<sss, Feb. iS-la ths Hss.r
ths Sesfh II S-n.ier Hi<kA Il Nuyisaa
vss snsaunceS. and ahss appropriate ~
marks had be-a r-,a-. d. Hosse pso-
e-ed~d to the Seaa,e Chsmber to at, end
the fan<rsl-
Criah Rodgers, the veil knyvn fruit ven
der, Who had lost bosh arms, vas today dis
charged from insolvency.
Ten thousand volun,ecn were sent
through the city yesterday.
SALT LAKE CRY, Feb. Is, 2:30 p. ~.
The weather is stormy. Il has been
showing here all day; Thermometer 40'.
FoRr LARAMIE, Feb. Is, $50 P. NJ
The mountsineers are moving. they are get
ting alarmed on account of their stock.
Flour firm at sl2@13 for extra super
6ne ll@l2 in half and quarter sacks
Wheat, 1900 sacks choice, 41@s: 18.
90 sacks Oregon, 81 1904 Is per 100
pounds. The bulk Of 400 sacks Chill,
sold as ex-shipmcnt' on private TERMS
500 sacks California feed sold at So 15.-
| Oats 800 sacks at 81 IS.
Legal tenders sold at 49, seller, thirty
days, so cents cash.
SAN Francisco, Feb. l6-The follow
ing private telegram was received to-day,
dated Chicago, Feb. 4th:
President Lincoln and Secretary Seward
had an interview with the rebel Commits
sioncrs which resulted in nothing.
The american Flag newspaper, publish.
ed in this city, has received a communica-
ton from Secretary Seward, giving the
Federal printing to that paper.
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~Ws have received the first number of a
weekly paper published at Lewiston. !. t.
under the editorial management Of Alon.o
Leland. Esq. 1t appears to b" designed to
advance the interest Of Lewiston in tho Cap.
ital controversy.
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@It will b. observed BY reference to ad
ver;isemcnt that Mr.. Geo. w. White has be.
come sole proprietor Of the Pacific Livery
Stable. Give him q call if you want anything
in his line of business.
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the FARMERS GUIDE
TO
aa{anfiaa and pa a&iaal 4 a-.; a.lx.>.

Scientific and Practical Agriculture.
HsxRy STEPHENS, F. r. S., of Edinburg, and
the late J. P. NoRroX, Professor of ScientiG.
Agriculture In Yale Colleg, New Haven, q vols
Royal Octave. 1900 pages, and numerous En-
cravings. ~. r..
This Is confessedly the most complete work OIL
Agriculture ever published, and in order to give
1t wider circulation, the publishers have resolved
to reduce the price to h.
eJ for tho 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. NeH'
-. This Il not the old "Book Of the Farm"
Remittances for any Of the above publications
should always be addressed, post paid to the pub
fishers,
/ LEONARD SCOTT / CO.,
4 No. 81, Gold Street, New York.
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Pa -. q - sssiAssrs e J. D. Lsy-. E.
Ms. yAso ?. YaAfs 10 nra AsfA 4 olAexssAn.
49, this Csssey.
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a. confessed and TIE prayer Of the Plaisd grated
WILLIAM LESLIE CHALMERS,
Justice Of the Peace.
Feb Ssh, 1885. no. l3sw.
TERRITORY o. WASHINGTON. 49,.
County Of Jefferson.
Henry Quayl, },
John Mcmillan. scnd.
To JOHN McMILLAN: You are hereby notified to be
and appear my Office In Port Townsend on the 18th
DAY Of April, 1865, to complaint dea against
you by Henry Quayl for Indebtedness amounting TO
800, or Judgment will be taken against you con
tossed and the prayer Of the plaintiff granted.
WILLIAM LESLIE CHALMERS,
Justice Of the Peace.
Feb. 5th, 1865. no. l3:9w.
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Proceeding Of the Territorial Unto
Committee.

Committee.
At regular called meeting Of the Union
Central Committee Of the Territory of Wash.
ing,on. held at Olympia, Dec. 10Th. 1864.
the following members were present: A. r..
Elder. Geo. A. Barnes. B.'nj. HARVARD, Olym.
pia; +. A. Wilson, Port Towsend; C. H.
Spinning, Pierce County; J. E. Wyche.
Clark County, proxy for A. S. Abrrnethy B.
N. Sexton, Wal!a Walla, proxy for w. B.
Kelly.
On motion. It Was unanimously
Resolrcd, LIST, That the next Union Con-
vrn.ion for the nomination Of Delegate to
Congress, be held at Claquato. Lewis county,
Tuesday, April 4tl. 1865, at IAN.
I'd, That the basis Of representation in
the convention, from each county in the Ter
ritory. be upon tho rate If representation in
the House Of Representatives.
Sd. That the Chairman Of the committee BE-
authorized to prepare a circular for general
distribution among Union men in the differ
ent counties in the Territory.
Moved and carried, that the Union papers
in the Territory. be requested to publish
the proceeding Of tho committee until the
meeting Of the Convention.
On motion. adjourned.
A. r. ELDER, Chairman.
F. A. WILSON, Secretary.
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