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iinviug considerable freight to discharge
the steamer stowed at Steilueomn tili
Wednesday morning, when she ~‘tartu tl for
Ulrlnpin. mixing on board ('Ol. Siniumnds.
“£ll tiohbhurongh, Cali}. JOIN", iiient‘s.
suughter Illnl .\ugent, .S. A” who, he»
ing bound for .\‘knuklw% Buy. the summer
took the party, there hen she made lur
In, from thenu- to t)i_\ lupin.
Real-lied "(iitinlilig:' “'han' nlmnt «i l'.
I, amid the eheering of the people and the
firing of cannon.
success to the “Major Tompkins," mnl
my nil interested in her, succeed as they
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Election Returns.
Report suys that .\lcssrs. J. liufl' nmi J.
Pntterson are elected‘to the council ; and
C. C. Stiles, J. Willis, W. liendriekson
uni H. R. Cresbie, to the House, in (‘lnrke
county.
Geo. WATKINS, Esq, (Dem) has been
elected Representative for the counties of
Chehnlis and Snwumish. B. F. KENDALL
Eu}, (Dem) received a majority of eight
votes for Prosecuting Attorney, in Cheha
figconnty, over Q. A. Buooxs 1551]., (Whig)
KEYDALL'S mnjority in the district will be
tbout 70.
R. L. Donn, Eu}, (Dem) has been
elected 5 member of the house of Repre
untntivee for Islam] and Whntcom, by n
wt, of nine over his competitor S. D.
Eon, (whig.) ‘
A. I. Pol, qu., (Whig) has been elec<
ud ”one vote, in the counties of Island,‘
WW, Jelerson and Claim, over the
d-ocntic nominee, Dr. R. H. Lmsmu.
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fiWe obeervu by the int Oregon
fine, that Mr. A. Buh has returned from
5 vi: to the east. end resumed the editoi
rinkhlp of the Oregon Statesman. Mr.‘
Grover, the temporary editor, has mode a‘
lite And entlemni exit from the
gunman, g! the Stnytesmnn, which‘
heeondnctod, for sovonl months post, with
naked propriety Ind diecretion.
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From Snake Rlver.
In conform-tion, Ind further exposition
J Indian thin, between the immigration
end the Snake or Digger Indians, we sub:
Jointhe following extract of n letter pub-i
Hell in the Portland Standard, Extra,
of noent date, further explanatory of thei
horrible mm, of which mention wna‘
Id. of in our Ht issue : 1
PM the [mum Human-d mm. ‘
The lndlnn Massacre.
Denna, Sept. 'l, 1854. 1
It. Lluxn—Daar Sir.- A gentleman?
Inked hen today who has jun crossed‘
napkin, Ind brings the horrible imem.‘
mum the unfortunate women and]
a who were taken prisoner: by the‘
“rim on the 80th of August,
In all been barkrmly wandered! the‘
m, belpleu. Innocent children hnving
_ had din. ,7 A ‘ > \
The circumstances which seem to have‘
Mb thiedreadful tragedy. ns near us 1‘
tan-burn, nppeur to be as follows : ‘
It loom: thntu packer and n Sunke‘
River Imihn 1...) a dis nte about the‘
ownership of a horse whicg 1m in the poo-l
“on of the latter, Ind he refusing to
shit up, the packer drew hie pistol—l
ml] with the intention of merely fright
oahgthe Indian—whereupon the Indian
”lately drew his pistol and shot the
nah! dead. Then commenced the dread
tho detail: of which have
him published, and to which I
lan will); to add excepting there were
but. lillod intead of eight, and some
“I. h the Indie; 3 women taken
ilk-n on of whom no a Mill White,
hum couture being murdered
luggage; too horrible to relnu.
'lhu inuuqrnn ta who urive here eeenu,
(lin eponion of the maunncript of our
Wt wu torn ofl' ; ) the next
[lce continue- thu: "convenient point-
Illn'the lmdgnnt, need, or at leut
“I! light hove been n oomph] of Dre
g‘entont during the immigrnnt xenon
bucket the Mignon, the mere pree
luof which woul have prevented thlel
11-m, end they might retire to Fort ‘
Delhi: win- when. i
Atpueuut nothing leathen u wer of
Methalupohen of here, nit seem]
Male no trnetlng the Sneke River In
“, yet we ought not to come to ruh‘
“min-tiou until we hnve heard -the
“do pertlculul, u in most dilllcnltlee be}
#SO whtiitee end hlmilene. the fame;
’ nan been te ug re; en |
“:3. toyfluh u mam drew n
Mlle knife in an Indlen coutry the enmei
ummwdiee do in our peace-hie tom,
:0“. y In. are nothing for huggedo
he troo’pe and volunteers were It Butter
M on the 6th inet., Ind were hastening
:3?! Belle. The artillery comgny
Inconver will leave here in I nt
wv ‘ The, wonltfheve left ere this,
e] were dehyd‘gathe went of
. . fiery exertion is ug made to
“fibfih them.
' » bite, Your: rupeetfnlly, G.
II hilltion to the übove, we learn from
‘5 "lure! the etumer Belle, that 5 Mr.
Mn, nhrother of R. E. Stratton, Esq,
0' Winchester, brought the intelligence to
lip-flee, and that he reports that the
Wino! the unfortunate women hnd been
'o‘. Minding treetment of which none
H nrngee could be guilty -, and thel
Wat the children were found burned,‘
in“: to the suspicion that they havei‘
: th death in the most torturing innn.‘
‘ . 3‘ Lient John B. Randolph, of the U.
3‘ 35'], lately returned from the Ju nu
“Wednlon, died at Washington, on fri
“l- III: was u uutivu of Virginia.
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('lltli, leestonc, Sandstone, Ate.
Dr. Jnux Evans, (Geologist of Uri-gun
'l‘erritnry, has returned within the last
\\t't'h from a (leohgienl surrey of the coun
try bordering upon the Sound nnxl Strait:
of “'zhhinlztnn Territory, and reports his
investigations of the coal fields of “Hill”?
hmn Hay and Dwulnish river, as ngrn-t .titi_\
disappointing him. A specimen of on 1'
'one hundred pounds weight is at prnent in
the otliee of Secretary .\I.\~'I)X, awaiting:
publie inspection, and a decision as to its~
,praetieability for river or ocean steam nav
ligation.
E It is one of the most beautiful specimens
Iwhich we have been called upon to exam
ine, and although no geologist, we have
‘e\'ery assurance from Dr. Evan‘s, that it is
lat least semi-bituminous eonl, and can in
found to an extent and quality equal to the
Vancouver Island coal. .
l Dr. Eraxs informs us that the further
north the better the coal, owing as he sup
poses to the uphenvings of the earth
Ithrough volcanic influences ; that the coal
lof Skookum Chuck is of the same forma
‘tion, but not so well matured ; that there
is a vein extending through the whole Ter
ritory, but as before said, becoming better
as approaching the north. The coal at
{Goose Bay or any other of the California
districts, being much inferior—actually lig
nite.—ia comparison with the coal at liel~
lingham Bay or the Dwamish river.
The great difficulty in the way of our
coals not meeting with a speedy market at
San Francisco, arises from the fact, as
heretofore stated, of the over anxiety of
proprietors to realize immediately proceeds
in money for shipments made. For in
stance,—two vessels shipped on board car
goes of what was understood to be coal,
ibut when tested it was found that slate,
dirt, and foreign elements were intermixed
in such quantities that by some masters of
vessels it was pronounced impracticable for
lrircr hr ocean steam navigation.
E Had a proper course been pursued in the
, development of the mines, and an adequate
loutlay been vouchaafed for the prosecution
iof the same, the coal fields within our bor
ders would have stood “A number one.”
i Dr. Evan‘s informs us that in the veins
of coal which he has examined, there is in
i‘terlard'ad from 1! to 15 inches apart, a
[strata of slate. He termed this strata,
mats, and in the excavation of these mines,‘
[with careful mining, he thinks they nan,
,without trouble be extracted.
l Although not pronounced by” him as the
best quality, he assumes that when coal is
‘scarce or high, it will ultloubtedly be used
for ocean and river steamers. Our mister»
tune has been, as above stated, that too‘
much was sought to be made out of the use
of the mines with a disproportionate amount
of capital. Some men expected to realize
fortunes in a day, without a proper regard
to a duo development of our resources. In
‘this they have been disappointed, and thus
lthe coal that has been excavated and sent
ito San Francisco has been measurably dis
lhonored.
i .We have every confidenee in the soguci
ty, experience, end perfect knowledge of
iDr. E. in the lined his profession; and
Iconld the meet ”optical disbeliever of Sun
,Frnneisco be brought to witness the speci
men alluded to It the office of the Secreta
ry'of this Territory, (without analysis) he
‘would be forced to the conclusion, that des
-1 pite the modesty of Dr. I'} , the coal would
,nmer ell proctieeble purposes, if fairly
developed, the wants of the Pacific eosst.
We are further informed by Dr. Euns,
thnt limestone was found It Nsnimo, in the
vicinity of Bellinghsm Bay, which vein he
informs us extends throughout the entire
‘rnnge of the Cascade mountains. This fact
1 has been heretofore strenuously denied, end
in still but I further proof of the intelli-|
‘ genee end research of the Geologist of Or-l
legon. V
Sandstone in considerable quantities was
found to line almost the entire length of
the Sound, of a superior qualily, and excel
:rlnnt for building purpom.
We are Also authorized to date that. de
lirable funny]; prurie land back of Seattle,
and extending nearly to Fruer’s river, is‘
yet unoccupied, sad but unit. the hand
of toil m be nude to yield rich Ind abun
dant harvests.
S. The attention of the Agriculturah
ist and Horticultnnlist is respectfully di
rected to the advertisement—“ Fruit Trees
for the Million "—Hugh Patterson—at the
Washington Nursery. Washington Plains,
six miles east of Steilacoom. -
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Inournv Ix Junk—An olficer in the
U. S. frigate Powhattan, writing from
annn, says:
“ Idolatry is everywhere to be seen,
even more then in China, And statuary
seems to he very common. The graveyards
are full of rude sculptures, and images of
gods and heroes, placed there as tntelar
guardian on the tomb stones, or for some
such purpose. Tibetan letters and senten
ces are used as charms about the graves,
no one knowing at all what they mcnn ; if
Ithey were inteligible, the charm would be
vbroken. Temples sre common, and way
lside divinitien present their weather beaten
‘ {flees every few rods."
1 “ Judge McFadden.
‘ “'c llt‘.\\‘ lu-rvtothrc neglected to undo
illlt'ltllUll ol' the fact, that Judge .\lcl“.\tnrtz.\’,
has llt‘t'll ulnl_\ llll:lliilt"i us Judgi- of the
l~t .lnvlix-Enl lii-trim. has taken up hi‘rtsl
|ll'ltt c at Ft, \'nnconrt-r, and at the up
proat hint: tourt~, \\ill enter upon the di.~-
chnrgc ol' hisdnlirs ns awn-into judge of
Lthis territory for the district rclh'rwl tn, ,
;'l‘hc (in-con papers speak of Judge Me—
'Fndth-n in the hi;rln-<t term: of commen—
,tlntion, and we hope he will find a resi-
Exlenec :nnougst the people of this territory
‘on the (.‘vhnnliin river, agreeable in the
higlu'it (if-grin:
! The l'ulloaing exploratory, and compli
imcntnry noticeol' the Judge, “'0 copy from
the Portland (Uri-con) Mundmvl, of a late
itlntc :
l “ln justification of Judge .\lcl“nd:lelt'fi
ldelay in going: to Washington 'l‘vrritory to
renter upon his duties, he lold us that he,
Idid not receive his' l'lllllliliSnlllfl till a late
period in the month of .\lny ; that he was
apprised by the law as published in the:
Pioneer 41ml lkmnrrut, that the time for:
llollllllg‘ courts in his judicial district was;
not until the last week in Septembelyinsteadi
of the time designed l-your correspondenth
that he had been sick some seven or eight
tl:t_\‘S,:ltltl had been detained in consequence ;l
that he should have written to some one inl
his district npprising him of his intentions!
to be at his post in time, had he known'
any person in the district to whom to write;:
all of which reason we cheerfully insert in,
our columns as his dl'fl'l‘l'l‘ of his deluy,l
and trust they may have their proper'
weight in the minds of the good people of
Clark county. We personally have no
reason to condemn Judge McFadden, and‘
if his reasons assigned are a nuflieient ex:
plauation to the people of his district,|
then we cheerfully concur, and trust his.
dispensing of justice in his new sphere mnyl
be equalled only by the demands for justice
created in his district. ‘
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New; by Express.
Congress adjourned on the 'ith ult.
Nothing of importance from the seat of
war in Europe. \ I
r’ l’cnnusn or run Henson Bar Co. a
[tram IN Gamma—On the 27th of July'
the Ciril and Diplomatic Appropriation:
was taken up, and an amendment providing
for a Commissioner to examine t e report
upon the extent and value of the poseensory
rights of the Hudson Bay Company in
Washington Territory, and authorizing the
President to purchase the same at a price
not exceeding “SOO,OOO, was offered by
the Finance Committee, and agreed to.
Tull: Crimean—The cholera still pro
vailn throughout the Atlantic Staten, al
though it appears to be nbating. 0n the
3d of August there were 16 cases receircdl
in the hospitals of New York, and 6 deaths.;
During the same time there were 11 cnoea‘
and 4 dentin in Brooklyn. 9 , i
Among the deaths by thin disease, we;
notice those 0! the daughter and brother
of Bit-President Fillmore. . ‘ i
erm aun Hanson Blu.’ panned both;
,lousea and wan vetoed by the President. -
The Democrats of Vir 'nia have nomina-E
ted Henry A. Wise for governor.
Col. Chas. Loring, of California, was run
through the body withn sword cane, by
Robert M. Graham, of New Orleans. in
the St. Nicholas Hotel in New’York. He
was killed on .the spot.
New Tana-tr wrrn Renata—On the 25th i
of July the Senate unanimously ratified n
Treaty concluded between the United
States and Russia, securing the neutrality
of the United States in the present hostili
ties in Europe, and the recognition of the
principle advanced by our Government and‘
partly coucedcdby France and England,i
that a neutral flag proteeta the vessel and;
icargo. 1
1 TH: Arranrmcnsmr Sum ONLY Art-l
io-rnan Nana ran Burnt—A circular, ad-‘
dressed to the aevernl Governors and Liea-'
ltenant Governors, appears in Guam of the,‘
29th July. It states that notwithatnndingl
the most strenuous exertions have been;
made to put a atogoto the slave trade, yet'
largo numbers of ael negroea are running
‘about, and whoever apprehend: any Inch,
who“ receive ten dollars for each man, six
ldoltara for each woman, and-four dollarsl
for each child; and if they are honorablyl
ldelivered up by proprietors of known mor-l
tality, the negroea shall be assigned to sach'
‘as apprentices. '
The Canadian Reciprocity Treaty ha
been ratified by the Senate. Eleven Sen
ators voted against it, forty-two being
present. Mr. Donglaa’ energy carried the
roaty. .
0n the 3d 0! August, a brief meaaage
was received by the House of Represent».
tives from the President, transmitting a
copy of the Canadian Reciproaity treaty,
the ratification of which be double not will
soon be exchanged, and recommends the
passage of such a law by Congress an on
our part will give effect to the treaty.
Mr. Bayly, from the committee on For
eign Alain. reported a bill to carry the
treaty into elfect. ~
Tn: Pactrlc 'l‘auonarn BILL—on the
Stat of July, on motion of Mr. Farley, of
Maine, the Senate bill authorizing a sub
terranean line of telegraph from Minis.
sippi to the Pacific, was referred to the
Committee on Territories, and that is the
last mention we nee made of it.
Tum-. 9 nu) l’norlssuoxs.—Thero no in‘
the United States 2,303,000 tumors ; 100,-
000 merchants; 40,000 phyuiciana; 24,-
000 luwen ; 30,000 teachers ; 27,000 cler
gymeu ; 70,000 marines ; 10,000 fisher
men; and 10,000 State and federal om
cers.
fi- Miss Delia Webster, 'conlined iu‘
Jail of Mulimn, Indiana, was recently mu
ken on! on "alums Corpus, and discharged.‘
She was arrested for aiding in the chapel
of fugitive alarcs. i
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l MAJOR 'IOMI KINS,
i JAS. M. lll'XT. “'ll.. (‘ummnnlll-r. ‘
ln l'lmflu‘ of HIV regular Moat-nu" on the route.
' bonus, Pun-hum. l'nn-eln um] Trcuum received
lunm lmll' ...»: 7 «‘I-Im-k.
Ufllcc at. l'lukor‘n H'AIH‘.
.\. 11. STUART.
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brult 'lrees tor the MllllOll
At the Washington Nursery! ‘
THE UNDERSIGNI-ll) hu nulnllnhod ‘
I Numry ln vnnnofllnn wllh the well
knuwn fruit rower". H. .l 8. Lewelllnu &
(‘ll., lllwlufile. H. T.. on hlu claim nix
I'll"? ml of Skilucmun. W. quur the
urn“ vullon and uncle uf mm uumn fnxlv. Inn. n-
Ihllng uf
APPLE, PEA 11. PEACH, CHERRY,
PLUMB, QUINCE, CURRANTS,
GRAPE, GOOSBERRY, &c.
Many of uh! 1m wlll he m fur tnlulplnnung this
nun-nu. l’uwhwrx wlll hencmmmodnted upon the
ram terms aA! the " lllwnukin Nuns-y." All 0h
don locomlmulml h{ the cult wlll he pmmptly lb
lemh-II Imund the m uh-llvon-nl free of chum at
Neiluoon.
HUGH PATTERSON.
Wuhlm-n Plnlnl. 111-pt. 20, In“. em!
Uulted States Mall Lme!
[THE stunner " MAJGR TOIPKINS." June- l.
| Hunt. Comm-“dot. wlll commence her weekly
”mm In the Sound by luvlug Olympi‘ on
I MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25.
l“ a o'vlnck A. 1., carrying Rtuut‘n Exrm. touch
lnx It su-ilncoam. Alkl. mun. l’nn (liable. Pan
'l.ullluw. Pan 'l‘uwnueml, l'cnn'n Cove, Bellinghm
a? Illd “our“.
he Ink-r Tompkins luu oxrellem. ”comma“
.tlunn for l'mnm‘n, and In wt-II mlnpkd fnr fnlghb
, lnx any donalplion 0t men-lwnli-e or stock It ml»
.fuwry prices.
I For further hx'onnatlon. lnquln nu ham] or M the
’ntan: «(John 0. Wimjr.
JOHN 11. SCRANNN.
Olymph,&ln.l3,ll‘s‘. w
FOR SALE DB RENT.
A GOOD Blacksmith rhopwlth a dwelling hon-o
unoihlnx. 5m hnlldlnnln II on orthe In“
lloullnm In the 'l'errlkry, Ind an ho bought a I
‘hmln. Appllrvta
I AS. BARRON or H. C. IDSELEY.
| Upper Stelluooul, Sept. 9. 1561. ll!
‘ NE W STORE
NEH] R‘WEW @(O)(C).9)®nk
‘ l'fi'l' RECEIVED hy lhe hm: (‘yvlopn Ind hu
‘J 8]."? Warren, 3 lute stock of good-I. oonduln,
I 1
Houryo Indian.
‘Corn lent. Euler-m.
‘ um, Ming Imam,
'Bew, I‘il‘klu.
‘Cofl‘ue, Mutual.
‘Tel, Ammd 81'3",
Bug”. quh Page ,
‘ Port. I'll-led Apples.
‘ Mon, l'llut Bn-nd.
l lml. Lani \\‘lcl.
Butler, Rm Ins Ind chowln‘
1 delel, Tulmwo .
181 . (T N
35311.. “sigflfld'
Hood], Clolhln . and I «run.
Bale-Hull Omurlgen‘n boob- Imluhoeo. lhruk
‘ It the lfwen Iron-MM prltM. Ind mmfi‘gggll
1 Olympln, Sept. la. mm. m , I
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l Ex “ Sarah Warren,”
‘ M’ ’lsl
Groccrlw rov ons.
A FULL ma genenl mat, Jun naked Ind
for-k by ‘ JOHN G. PARKIJI.
Olympll. Sam. 1. 1864. an! ,_,.
A corrmmc uh: 6! Fit" um lroxu. with muse
~ ,r rm] ~ M '
l n" " e tonlnk .t PATTON, (Nymph.
L AIR. m. mm. mm
Goods iofiliiifllilll’éim
‘ GLORIOUS NEWS!
‘ ARRIVAL OF THE BARK “ MARY MELVILLE !"
‘BY whlch I. [lmus & Bum-nus
\ hive "Mud llld nth-r for sale I
‘ieneml Imminent of Dry Honda. Boot
‘ Hhool. Clothing and Gmrerien, canal-v.-
ing partly of .
1 Hour. I'm-k, Com, 1'». Sugar. ‘
‘ )lnml. flan. Begun, Hap “In.
\ Stu-"‘1 flyrup, Pilm Bmd.’
\ smuldn; and cm. Moro.
\ ' Dry Goods and Clothing.
Flu. black (‘lalh Coal,
l-‘luo black Cloth and Sulln VIM. '
l-‘lne hlu‘k Ind fum- Cwlmen Punk.
‘ mm: mm gray hull-em- Pun.
‘ Flne le-n 111-l Calla: sum.
‘ 1w “Ll lllue I-‘lunnol under and out Shim,
‘ Blu'l And “my Silk Neck Ind Pooh! Baht...
‘ Cullen and Mrsl’rlm, sheeting M Shlninx,
‘ Blue and with: rllllug. hluk and blue MID“,
‘ A I‘llendld “3011 mm ul Boot-I um shoal.
Ltd 12‘ and genus Cloth. Cal! and Paul“ Luther
Gallon. . ~.
WHITE LEAD:
And I good Inmf nth" urticlu m nummua 'lO
mention, all of 111 ch Ill] be aid 1: mill-ed prim
lhy r; Bunny a woman.
‘ (Immune the \ uhlnm Hotel, corner"! lulu Ind
Remind film. Olym la.
‘ N. ll.—|-‘mucn Ins country men-hank will find
it to their ink-re»! u. all And rxlminc our slack. l
‘ ”lymph. Angflln, had. any ‘
“
films of lmldin: lhr llixlrirl foam in lhr;
‘ Trrrilory ol \l'uhinslnn. ‘
l The folluwing is lhe lanr passed by flu"
vlusl Logbluturv, n-gulntiug the times ufi
ritollling courts in the sen-ml districts
throughout the 'l'vrritory : l
l 'l'no [~2le of the ll‘Mrirl murl almll ln- lu-11l inl
m h l Uhlu'jf awry .\--.o: l \. . pl mow runmm- ullurll“
‘I ll 1» Min r runnllu Inrjunlll'lul porno-w.
, 'lllr lll~lrn l l‘uum in :qu 144* m- ruunly of Jlfl\'l'"
in.” mm Lo l:l-l<l on m.- lir~l Monday on .\pm und‘
(h I'Ilu'l': lv-r vlu- mum) of Hm‘nl, nn llu' H"‘I‘llll Mun
llu) 11l .\pnl mulllnt -Iw|‘: I'|.rlll|-roril|lyvl\\'ll.||l'HHl.
mn lhe l'lll‘ll .\lumln) in April .uul ()rl-uwr; [or the‘
‘.nnnly 4-! lii-411m lln- T-mrlh .\ll-mlnr m .\ vril :nnl‘
ln. mm; m I'm l-ounly nr rim .~ nu 1L: um .\lullllllyl
linlll.|)];m:l .\nwllllnr. [l h'ur .lumu- anzu; lIW'l
l »ll lllL’. ‘
l Tln- l)l~n‘ivl l'unrl“ in mul fur Ilm rnunly o! TlnlNi
Hon Amll lw lwlul on the hccnllll .\l‘lllllily in May und‘
1 Sun-xulwr: fox-11w county or Mwmnhh, on lllc third
‘Mumluy in M.xy nml Nun-ml“. (or the ronnl)‘ of
l l.1"\'l7‘,llll the l runh Monday in .\luy :nul .\'4l\'(‘lllhfl’.i
‘lJmlu- .\lmnor: Ill'l'nllllllL’.)
'l'lu- IllJl'll l (‘nnrl-A in annl lur the counl ' M Slu
‘nnnns. dull he lll'lll on lhe lu~t ‘Jiuulay in llnrle nnd
thn-Inlmr; l'ur \ln- «ounlr ol l'lurkvono week al'wr
the lllmguppuinlud fur Slmnuminz fvrlllc rounly uf
I‘o\\'lill. on tho .\l'l ond Tllt’flllly nflvr the limo np~
l pollm-d (or ('lnrkc lonnly: for llu: «mm;- M l‘uclfll‘.
one wwk lulu-r lln- linn- ulvw-inln-Il lurl'uulilz county.
ilJmlm' .\ll‘l‘Al‘lll’lV lll’\“llllll’,’.
' Frill! and Ornamental Trees,
i Vim-s, &c. i
NURSERY AT TMOWLITZ LAanNG!
Vl‘lll-I ~nlmvrilwr uni-r1 for nnlo thin fall a
large y-lork of numrior Trev-I N‘lt‘l‘wl
’fimnGNn-rdl Md‘nrwr'n Nnrwry, lln-gon
Tu-rrih-ry. in part lb! fullowu:
l mumo rum,» (\\o yonn grmrtll from the
qul, M largo sin; 21mm om year's grow! I, compo
rinu llu- lulluwlnu «lilrvn‘nl kinds :
I V
A l' l' L h S .
i Early Hunt-«l, Swam.
v llnl .\hll'ivnu, \\‘l-xlliuld Seek-no-further.’
(‘olc-s Quinro, llalduln.
i William: All ule. Eillllnu h‘plllmhurg,
Junullxm ur l—hlrly Slnw- Ladle!" firm-cling.
l lwrry, New Town l'inpen,
(loldvn Sweet, Nurllwm pr.
I’orwr Apple, Rnxlmry Kluuu‘ll,
Tolpehnc mg. Hull» Jonulinz.
‘ luldm'u lllmh, erlmcl Henry Plppen,
Rambo. lcCln‘t-r l‘runlnm.
l Full H n. llcllnr-rcr \\‘lnkrfiwdllng.
“hwwuflm. Sweet June,
Wor (m. Aprlc. Dutch Mlgnon.
ch Inland Gran nu.
. ' PnA ns.
n . Mulch lluuln,
Ilium-M," -
. "unm- a.
l e . ‘ Punml. Ilonu Mm.
Xndoleun, Blue anu,
Fond-n, , Heekel.
i Dr Anum,
.cnBR n 1 E 3.
Rod Ann, Dawnum.
Rad Cnm-llon, “In-k lunelh.
511’ Duke. Kellfinh EW
lAbe Duke. ' ~ ‘
Mm Plum. Noemi. Apricots Ind Almondl of
nuiuhle also for tnnlplnmlnu. nll hunky and well
grown. Grape. Curr-nu, Goo-berry.&rnbcrry. ac.
Penman denim of snmhuln‘ keen m blue-led
to send In lhelr order: urlnu file month- of mint.
Se lumber, November Ind December.
Kll nnlcn {or the Sound vlll be packed In boxe
: thidbal nnnner. lot which mum-bk clnrgu Ill]
m o.
(‘fiulugno wlth pace- mnexodmwlll be nun» 111
I ennu- mm. In postage .
P” "n n. mums.
Eden hm, Cowl": ludlng, Aug. 11. IBM. —l&f
‘I II All "
l s ermen 0y .
CST RECEIVED on con-lament r hrlg C pa.
J I nm nu Cod or “mun Seml‘ooo by moot.
corked Ind lulled. Ind mdw Inn.
Aha A supply ofCod And level hook! Ind “no:
and outer munwm. Cup-Merv uni ()ooyen'
“3“me hilm‘Wluo—Phh'
v e 0 ll'
KENDAYL CO.
Olympln.Bopt. 2. Im. am
01.71"“. Angy, nu.
THE UNDEBSIG‘SED lulu thou! lo I." hr the
Bundvrlch Inland: {m but " bulb." MI E
[MIN mm a. DUNL p u. a 111 In- dun.
Ilium.
SAI‘L C. ALIA“.
git HELENS '
steam Saw and Mom-In; um,
81'. HELENS. OWN.
my“ ”warm -m-. "...-2 m- r
o y .
m-ulmummu “omit” lg;
wrap-uh. lama-riot III“,II(II£
mu hum comm Mule-II noun»:
:Illmhlch'n: mpg.“ menu-u
mm I: r .
Abofihthowfil. grlndy when And choral-{or
annular bunhel,w|hle|nmlhot what-uh
win who. Alon nun» vlllgrlndlll kind-o!
foo-I.oom. barium. onl-Jr., mm nu
nnd than noun.
Flour untamed (or M u u! um.
B. I. BURKE”.
St. Halon. An;- “. IR“. 8m!
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PILLOW & DREW,
Watch [than and Walla; 10ml,
non, m In]: um on m,
PORTLAND, ORNON.
WWnndClock-clenudnndnpdndlnn
min-nth mm. and “mud.
Elna-Inna Plummmmflhllhrnhm
Pofllnnd, Hop; 10. 1353.
Notice.
I“: co- nmlll backfire 491 e under lb.
T firm olmmAnß & WATERIAVH "All day
‘idlmlved by 1111111 l col-enl— 'l'ba bodac- wlll it
confirmed by J. a C. E. wnum. vllh whom All fl‘v
numdlng ncconnh (l the has In VIII ho tolled.
.1 O C. I. WILLIAIB.
Pk. Inn-mu.
l Olmph, W. 'l‘.. Rem. l. mu. Ml
Tor-“arr or Wank-gum,
Klug county. ""
To the Shula n! Inld may, Gust-ll; :
IN Then-moo! minimum-1m new:
ennuuwlul w mum hound . mm." b
In found“: your county, h be Ind appear W! (In,
Dim-mun. wmwmdmum In
the donut” county of ”a Terrlloz of Will-l
law. an the 23.! “I” , her next, 10 o‘elockl
A. 1.. In ans-wet un‘o lllun Wet-tor In a «:Ile w
llnn: um, um M saw and 11. N: flavor with“.
dark oluld com. thin Mun day: M 11. un
loo of this mmmuu. or Judamnt wlll be random!
satin-1 hlm In, default.
And amul- wrn nuke kn] uerMJnd duo nun.
leen under 1'? land And I» which II!-
nAL. llx n 3 awn p "In and. (films MI. no
ml” “at: mfldeth mu duo!
l v
D. 8. MAYNARD.
Clerk of I'll-Mel court for Klng mug. W. 'l'.
July 15. 1854. n —u.
Estnys.
NE urge allow ox. rum eu- Ipllt, kn eu- IIII‘
O cmp Mud-mo whit ham: n
One cow. rule ad or yellow. Mk all lpllt. whit.
Ive. ntlm 3m horns. and pmbaly mm yea: old
she ha! I mum. nprlng;
One brindle mw. no eu- lulrh, whlu M, ad
whlle on the and old): all; ,
One mull hrlmlle near. me whliehu‘poh on Mn.
two or three year: old. branded on the rthul: 0
The Ibo" dnlcrlbed mm wen: found n tho noun
ulnu last full by In lndlm mum] Shoouukln. The
owner nr owns a! laid Wmm mm to all
upon an underlined. mob-rue: And an M
aux-k away. otherwlne I proceed nwomlng In
lb: lnw regal-(lug wlih Ind nnyu.
A. J. BOLON. lndhn Agent.
Ynhm-w \'nlky. July 8. 1954. .511!
THE IINDERBIGNED hulnu march-led m not!
on hand. at (‘. (‘. Terry. untim- will recent m
I'h'lln per Surveu And Merchmtman, In" on Mad
an umnucm a! general much-nah: far the lnde,
‘ whlch may MM wholmle sud mull u I null ad.
\ want: on rout. _ 1
; GEORGE h (‘O. .
.\lki. July '.'|, [Kill fill _ I
I-1111 -, --_.. ,
. PILLOW 8!. DREW,
Watch Makers and Jewelers, '
l ol.\'.\ll‘l.l, W. T.
KEIZI‘ u-Ihtautly ml Illml. and um nn'civiug by
un-ry rhuunvr. new nml rich nm-imu n!
. “'nlclu-I, Clock: and Jewelry,
1 uhirh they offer at the lnwl-st prism.
~(‘IISSI<TINIi oF—
uom and thu' w-uln-n nr FJcry \'.-ler.
t‘lmke of all I\lll|l‘l, Huhl Full and linen“
t'lminr‘. (iuunl I Iminu, Nll4. Keys
nml t‘hunmJ-‘mu-r Illugw, of
(Ire-gun (luhl. Lmex‘
.k (Ecllllrmcu'n
IIH<IHI l‘lNh‘, (GOLD A.\'l) SILVER 'I'IIIMIILI-‘fl,
‘ Slln-r plulul Tm mul Tuhlt spwlm,(lcmmn
. nilwr uunl \\ Ire xm-ngthom-(l ”mum
; llutler knivrn .l' mlt spoons,
y lirltunnln Ten and
| . wax-o I’nu,
l-‘vu lh Ila, Shell. lvnry um] Buffalo Cnmlu, Accord.-
‘ um. Ilu>lr lluxmt. Britaunil (fawn. I'urket (‘ub
l h-ry; (-n-ry variety “I Cuml Xw'kluu-n and
Army“, l-‘uur ' lkud‘ for Indian tnule,
' Fancy Bond lam: and Plum. l‘rrm'h
l Fm .\lannlu, ma. Ina. kc.
PILLOW & DREW.
All“. 5, 1‘54. “If
Saywud’l Lino
()l‘ PACKETS, vnns'hting ol' the uhlp Birthm-
I’arkz-r, Brig lt-rvhnnlnnn. 11111 whooncr.
Willimuutic will n u mmxlurly between Puget Sound
and Sun I‘ranvlnw. All orders (or gnodn will be
promptly attended to.
July 30.12153. "Iy
PACIFIC HOUSE.
THE UNDI‘IIISIUNEI) having recently elected and
fitted up n Hotel In Ulylnpu. In new ”lured to
Accummodutc Man-den and trivalent wl)th prints
room». lud film! with entomlmnent :- he trul
"llll'bc “uproot-ted by n Illa-n] Ind dhcrlnlutln‘
II If.
p The I‘Mlllc “am in ultuntod on the corner a! lull:
Ind Fourth Street-n. where the proprletor VIII,“ :dl
tlmel, take yleuure In glvlux hmpltlhla enum
ment to him nuts. on u modal-nu tenn- u cm the
when be [lrocund.
WI. COCK.
Olympia, lurch 18. 1854. 18!!
Wflblzlkrl-‘iAS‘ hug wife my hu- kvfl my Ind .Ind
l w I t In “of mm.
thin, therefort, In to qul 111 permu from huborln;
or truntlng her on my «county. u I will pay In debt
of her calm-mung from sud After the an uh. look
lu-r depurtun from ly house.
THOXAS REED.
Mlle. Aug. I, IS“. Bwl
AT TEEKALET,
Harbor of Pen lin-WI (”an-l.
THE PUGETMILL 00.
AVE I Slum Euw [lll—gm. Ind awe—
H uh! Bhlngh mhlu In «mum-mull” II
hund uni mmmhcturlnglnn «(lurid deh
und laugh-. 0! I mm“ «fl? furl-Bin; and
"l’fi'w I in: mfllfe'a to h mu" .
u an m n
P" 'l‘ :1!- W LEEQIIEIJB”
It a t, «Misha "Ml. or
A. . POPE
am hunch”, m
Tahlet. Inch 14. 18“. lily V
' "ENGINE.
HE W m um m d '
Throw-In; «him of Olylph “I
.mndluf may. than. in w -
undue u the nhonrhceflurtha pne
an o! MEDICINE In In vuln- tun-oh
u;nna.llhohl Whmum .h
“and” my all: lathe “no! h In”. to
which hhl entln “tension will be MM.
once. two door- u-thofl’uhr‘u Me.
' 0. A. LATHIOP. ‘- D.
June 15. 1868. fl-ly .
____..._.__._.,__.._
HUNT mos. , ~
Tnl nah-alter hululocud Mia “on
an Cowl“: I‘m. .4 lb “aim“
the Cowtlu Humo- wU how: u
the Guam Put-10. In I all! clunky.
wouldwhhbhh mulch” one.
mesh-m. For «armada-u» m
or C. C. has“, Cowl“: Wl'l‘
ms , .L. m.
————__.____g_.
©L‘YMPUA @AGKEIRV
"A I D.
'l‘nlw ”(I|an j I
Inform the puhllo M an
my“ to mm w. (him. all .-
u! "mi-ET. . W
bk will. pull: W _
on the am Ma. ‘ 1‘
1150 Beef. W, 3". m% K. m.
Olymph, Sept l. 18“. It!
Oum-um-uuumd b.
.1. Am” “““‘.i ..
w: .
he aw ur' We! . d
mu. 'l'hn u‘nflu lit-fl. h in
Ilhvry II Invited to .- mm
Olympia. July 10. II“. {N
...—... M
Wanted.
INF’OBHA'I‘ION d "MAI-m
I as or huh-l
from In nl‘tlpmln wu want”
with e many who elm l
u Punt u. Any one-III:
wlll buthukfully melted" Mt :-
loCor-Ick. Loch Hue-“mun Ah- 6.
II: 111. Yahoo Jh’l. “3' od. HI
legal-luck Ink-m Ihlny-twu you: no. hw
hulr M Mr oomploxlon.
July I). lan. M
W ASHINGTON HOTEL?
(nu mu 'rm nu 1w rm.) '
ICORNER 0P MAIN AND area)!» m
I oumru. w. 1.
HE rim 0! Chl- hotel hurl-3m II
ITualw-m bulldlnmudu-pl‘ddhu of!
Jenni" Impmnmantl. are now W to II
Igood erwuuyh‘dhmm
or helm armory. ,
'sl» W he mpplkd with the but “(lon
u .
A cm I- W II b [nu-kl.
Our motto—Clan Bed- ud Wu. Boon.
oonuns b “816’
l omm 1, ms. «1 .
_—.—————,——____..
ALLAN, LOWE & 00.,
comma-lon lane-Ann, .
m an I'l'llfl'. IA! rum
Allan. lchlnlly & (10.. Oregon Clty And “I",
Own.
June 15. In”. one _
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PUYALLUP
BAILHOB 7333331.?
I‘HP‘ENDEBSIGN‘ED In new pupa: D altar
a contract w Mo. HI;
Human—dollar“: «All: tech, hug the CLI
m nu In In
H a” mrhslumhyh. '
or ta PHILIP REACH. liq" Bum Clty.
‘ AW 11, mm. W * ~
l ,_. .7 .._- ... __..,___..__..____
STEAM an FASHION.
THE FASHION In new plyll‘ and w“! mill-o b
.ply rural-fl! Mue-
MOXTICELLO AND PORTLAKD“ p
' week. cowl with tho uni unoc
:l3” .(‘awllu river. nuns with the I%OIA. (ht.
Hitch. from Portland to Ongo- W.
l Mum my WWW b m
. Fuhln « Parthnd eve ..l
mumlnp. and-t flamingo nacho ml It.
name (Illywi‘h-a J. 0. V IX.
1 IM‘. , ' -