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other incidental expenses of those cmployi
ed. We do not know thnt five dollars n dnyl
“given by those engaged in any other lllC-l
chunieal uvocntion in the territory. These
employed, ncet a lnrger sum, per nnnnln,
(if cautiously disposed of,) than the pro?
prietors, as the books of the office will‘
show. We do not pretend to sny, that the‘
public printing furnishes no source of reve-‘
nne to an establishment hnving it, but we:
do say that we are printers, and despisei
“rah," end our religious opinion is, if the:
public printing falls into the hands of New
Brunswick, New Fonndlnnd, Novu Scotiu'l
Clpe Cod l' Hosting, that a new walla:
operandi w I be estublished, and that lnhori
will not ceive thnt reward which it so
justly meri . l
‘ 0n the p rt of this oflice, \ve protest thnt,
we have no ambition about it. We hue
ever professed to be a. "regular liner," and!
only ask the fever of those who belong tel
our political faith. If our friends in the
legislature have any regerd, or sttneh any
importance to the course we hnve pursued
-rether than be deceived by I flashy, non
eommittsl—pimrinctum—we had rather
that they give their sufl'rsgc for 1 straight
(“out opposition organ. Our ressons are
these :—The present editor and publisher
of the Courier has invested the menus of
the lshor of some three years for the par-l
pose of estehlishing an organ opposed to
the democrstle psrty. He he worked
fnithfully for the position he occupies and
the tutorial to consummate the success of
his enterprise. For over three years, we
hove been here—hove battled for the in
terests of the territory—hue braved all
species of pt'ivstious—hsve been nneessing
il lettering for the welfare of the party,
and whatever we are, or have at stake, we
~ hue and. Does thalleglslutnrs intend
toxin I ham to on outsider to break
down and exterpate the best friends the
territory has ever hsd? Do that body want
”Wilson to commence I business un«
known to them, to the ruin of others! Do
they went men who will sell themselves, to
guide evpuhllc Journal?“ Do they want re
create to usume’lh'e position of journal~
but I! no; there no plenty. We hsve
nothing more to soy. '
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V Tn Sunni": 3mm Acme—To
Cspt, My! the shove nomad rumor,
weenhdebtedfoteflhofthe Ben Fren
ehv»w. latte Dec; 9th.. With thee:-
eqtio'nd the news hon Mess-s 3“, iti-
Min mwhnk Gen. Wsutut has
_ qut‘ M 'pe-s-lou of the country st
M hd,“ trouble. In W
steeds-tat “-1- ~ _
Xlfllemofthopoopleofthe territo
er,v'osnloomo Ctpt. Amlxnnddn Aw
in,” the ntenofthe Sound. As will
hmbythulibwhgmmsml‘m
“W, ibé left that city with supplie
fifimmmmmmm
Wmmamurammc
Ihowillmnlnon the Sound,for the pro
moflflhhflihnu It will dnobe
“MW-loop-d-wu, an Vimu,
Mltbonoce-nry,vflldaojointheser-
Vleohv. TheAgh'u, we ‘lchth
Musfi‘dln-pecfionwthedilep
“WWW—(whmthelndim
w'wbpmhonbeencongngl
at); din-t una- dong the Sound.
no s'm Mao Hcmhlof Dec. 9th,
up»-
30min or Am AND PROVISIONS to: ms
mil huh Gnmm. Woox..—l"rom the
of the United Sm Navnl Agent in
albeit], we learn tint maxim?! States
3'l“ r. W: In My.
wit ”ll Minty atom for th- use
of them:- and: General Wool, in Ore
”- octln will Fob-bl, remain in the
{3‘3 ‘23:: W W“, ”m" M
001 la fling troops
ml mafia-d war. The nitod Sum
doop-01-w Vinotnnca will sail shortly for
flu .- deatimtion, with the view of ‘ren
during Wl3O the expedition, if such
mice m become moan-ry, She will
any: [nil Wt of men, and int
on“! Money, I palm of her crew
.1 be M to m with the [and W"
I .‘TbohbvenboVßfiter, .1003le Lane,
fill “"315! Francine, GIL, and
fill be I‘M rent) in that Collection
fill but 6! m U. 8. Supreme Court
finitely, ‘n’: commenced and held
“Ob-pity on «he Int Mona-y of the
paint loath. Punch—Chief Justice
lawn. Ind And-u Junleu Calico
m Ind MIMI". We mo promised
“lip-to! proceeding: tor cal-Mio
m', but it In: not As yet bun funiabed u.
W. Wndtht but 1 null umount of
w iil Wt fornrd to engage
.0 mm of the com.
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Mus—Tl. but! ntnm from
w nh' it pretty min am the
XI" Mather. Inn doom! 2-
: la 3 doc I NONI); ticket In Bl)-
I. A [new N thin for Congo-i :h
o n e
“3"; Inc "N' Er ‘ ‘
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’11:?“ o‘llan or Congra- m the‘
me bathing for Congreu m the}
V *1 Falsehood 111 l leannm.
I It has been industriously, carefully and
,secretly circulated by the opposition, as
Well as by designing pretender! members of
,the democratic party, in rgnote counties—
,purticulnrly amongst the members of the
‘prescnt legislature—that the Pioneer and
{ Demand—its editor and publisher, are un
ider tlte fipecinl cure, keeping and control
'of the executive of the territory—Gov.
lSreress, Gov. Mason, and the funetiontr
’ries connected with the Indian department
of the territory.
" All envy, spite, and envy, by the Gods."
: Indeed the report has been circulated in
Itlte border counties, that Gov. Srm‘exs
possesses n controlling‘nlluence in the pro—
party and effects of this establishment, and
thnt we nre mndc use of by him for the
purpose of giving aid and assistance to his
ulterior objects. Never was there any re
port circulated more false or unfounded.—
We believe thnt Gov. Srn'axs has it high
er sense of honor than ever dare to approach
on with the elements of bribery or corrup
tion. He never owned, nor sought to own,
one cent'a worth of interest in the paper,
nor never nppronehed us with an object of
gaining control, or in Mt rery lead, enlist
whatever influence we might have in his be
hnli. In fact, he has been a subscriber to
the paper for four copies for now over two
yearn, and has never paid us a single soli
tary cent, either in advance or otherwise,
for the numbers than subscribed for. True,
the treaties made by him with the Indians
have been furnished u: for publication by
him—but only in common with moot of the
other paper: in the two territories—and
this» work 1m: not been paid far. These
thing! were required of him by law, and he
has but been following the plain letter and
spirit of bin instruction. A: huetotbro‘
ltnted, we care nothing more about 001.
Santa, the acting Governor, or the In
dian deportuent, than we do {or hundredn
of private cltiunl or other otlleials of the
territory. We challenge—we dnro ony
man—to demonstrate in what capacity we
have been made use of in the premises.—
Tho chrgo' has been conceived to sin and
brought forth in iniquity, and we pronounce
the oothor, or onthora of it, u but lion
and reckless leonndrels.
The queetion he been asked, why it is
that the Piaaerr and Democrat her uniform
ly, since the nheence of the Governor, en
tened more fully into hie defenie then thut
of nnyother territorielomcer. We reply,
thut we consider that he has left no stone
unturned to discharge hie dutiee to the ter
ritory, end to efnithful compliance with hie
inettnctlone from the generul government.
We eincerely believe that thin declaretion
il heeed npon truth, and in eneceptible of u
demonnntion. ‘ He in absent from the ter
ritory, and n peck of hounds no on his
treck—elendering, meligning—with pois
oned wenpone in their hendu, heying his
pnth, howlinggengeunce against him in or
der “to frighten him from (hie propriety’L—J
hoping thereby never Iglill to Ice hie flee
within our hordere. Another reuon we
might ensign for e min; partielity on our
pert toward- Gov. Sunnis, ie, thet none
other of the federal olloerl heve ever been
enbject to the same villificntion end ehnee,
publicly, thet he: been nwerded to him.—
Whut otherofloer o! the territory, in the
diecherge o! hie duty, hee ever been driven
irotn pill-rte poet, harmed by men, heart
ing the hnnnn form, with all the blood
thlretincu of Bengal tigere, rendy At any
and? piece upon the am nll iheir irre
voce le hate, to ofl'er him e sacrifice to ep
penee their hue pee-ion! What federel
once:- in the territory he: ever been publicly
nailed through the medium of newspaper
werfnre? Hove enyl “If eny, epeuk, for
him hove I oflhnded."
We are not millioneire—we heve served
from three to live yearn for the pnrpoee of
acquiring n knowledge of our huintee—we
believe we underetend thet bneineee, nnd
once, for ell, we would any, elthoegh we
do not pride ourselvee more lergely‘ upon
our integrity then the cepitel etéek is
worth, we deeire it to be distinctly under-
Itood, thet no clique, fectiou or combine
tion, with which thie territory ie bleeeed,
poseeeeee e eunt nmcient to perchue our
democracy or muke ne willing-levee for the
promotion of their eeliieh ends. We cen
be bought on! It enyduy, but when we Adi
out or on be boughtby my (action, it will
be after thin. Further remurh ere unnec
euary.
j Blowers and strikers, employees of hue
lend battle. aliquot—thou, too. who no-
Icuee the conductor: of thin paper u being
innder themtrol of Gov. Bun“, have
‘been running the! “(for mgnthe put, in
order to ohtdn courll of M pew.—
Theee very men who we couste'ntly givi ,
the lllfm of “atop thief,” medltete the be
comlng of them themselves. Whenever
the democretic Fart, think u chenge of the
"men etthe mil ” hdednble, we are reed]
to eeqnleece on my done-l term: Thou
whom‘ :2 mdubtaito; in the cemp, “to
e to n ' n ongem .
{my-heed], know-noltfiflngeefotenderfxu,
and Col“, might u well save themselves
the trouble of putting in hide.
» To the Memory of Lirut. Slaughter! I
More Murders by the Indian--
As the following resolutions will show, Wei
are again culled upon to perform the mel-‘
nneholy duty of announcing to our renders,
the denth, (by murder of the Indians) 0!
Lt. SLAI'uHrER. of the iv. Infantry, U. S.
A., a brave and gullnnt soldier—belovedi
by nll who knew him; a man in the prime[
of life—giving undeniable evidence, had his}
life been spared, of much usefulness to his;
country. ;
“Green he the Nd’lbote thee, friend of my enrlyy
None :53: him but to love him, none mun-d him I
but to lin-inc."
His loss has filled all henrts and minds
with sorrow, nnd cast a gloom over the
community. Pence to the ashes of the
murdered bravo.
May the gracious Lord, in his divine ‘
goodness, Comfort his much afflicted and ‘
berm“ widow. Her loss has been great i
—but God‘s will be done. If, indeed, her ‘
grief has been great and manifold, in part, i
let it comfort her, by the reflection that I
«hone-ads mourn with her. She has lost a |
noble llld dent husband, and the territory t
{and nation, a. gallant soldier—June, just, ‘
laud merciful. !
Long—long will his memory be cherish
ed, and live in the hearts of the fratern'fly
of which he was I member, an well as all
who knew him; and his epitaph will be;
written ,therein in characters as precionsl
and enduring as though it had been written‘
in " letters of gold, and hung upon the‘
horns of the moon." Let hie lierenvedl
wife, and thoie who closely share her sym
pnlhies, remember, that at the head of the
190ldier'e grave he been planted an emblem
‘of immortality, lndicating that his spirit
nwelte those best beloved on earth, to bid
‘them, at denlh’s bummuns, welcome to the
reelml of happiness. Let the alliicted re
member— ,
“ Though dark and dreary lower tho night.
Cum and lawn. my In the mun-nu;
The cup at pkuun ne'ar nhune bright.
Wlthout lulu nlullng ump- of lamw."
“SHUT“!!!
or 013 an wool, :40. v., r. Jr A. 11.
At 5 meeting of Olympia Lodge No. 5,‘
of Free end Accepted Masons, the follow
ing resolutions were unanimously adopted:
liaolud."l‘het we hnvclu-erd with deep
regret of the death of Bro. W. A. Slaugh
ter, \Vorelaipful Master of Steihmoom
Lodge, laid that we aympnthlre wlll) the!
lodge in e loss it has experienced.
Mud, Thu we tender to the widow
of our deco-led brother, all the condolence
in our power ne Melons.
Rewind, That. u e testimony of pro
found relpece for the memory of our de
ceued brother. the memben of thin lodge
wear the and hedge ol mourning for thir
l eye.
,Rualud. That an I further trlbnte of the
reepeel. and nlfectlon we enterteinod [or him
while: llvlng, we attend llie' funeral, and
give Illuthe lm rite: of the! order he or
namented Ind loved.
The following ollcinl report of Capt.
Knu, commanding the Puget Sound dil
tricl—glvlng the particular: of the death
"of Lt. Sunnn-raa, we copy from the last
Puget Sound Calvin :
"I had just closed my report to you or
thin date, when news was brought to me,
that Lienl. Slaughter had been killed by
the Indian. He hid left hla cam at Mor
rison‘s on the Payallup river, andlhed gone
in the direction of the forks o! the White
and Green river: to Brannan’a rnlrle,
where he halted hetero night. 1;: then
rent for Capt. Hewitt of the voluntecrn,
who was encnmped about two and a hell
mileu below. At the plnce where he halt
ted, there wu n umall log home in which
Lient. Slougtér, Capt. Hewitt, Llent. Hur
rleon, and Dr. Taylor of the Navy, were
convening together. At about 7 o’clock
LI. of the 4th hurt, the Indians fired a
volley at the house and through the door.
One ball pulled between the logs, and
'.hfol‘lish the breast of Lient. Slaugter. He
fell cad without a groan. and without
a king a word. The Indiana kept up
tm lire until about 10 o'clock, killing
Corporal Barry of Company 0, 4th Infant
ry, and Corporal Clurenden of the Stella
coom volnntee'rl, and wounding six otln-r‘
men; one of whom hal since died. The.
other: will probablilrecover. ‘
" The death or 'ent. Slughter, merits‘
more than a dial-inf notice. He had been
much inthr old 0 late, end the hardships?
he had nfl‘eradin' thin cold wet climate
were excenive.‘ Nothln hoverer could:
represe his enthusiasm. fie nought a plwe
In every expedition, end where there wu
moat danger, there would he ale-aye be.—
My heart” la sick when I reflect that so
gallant a gentlemen, ahonld he slain by the
wretched ravages." ;
Election In the states.
From lhe Sen Francine Herald, of Dec.
9th, we extnct the result of lhe recent
election. in lhe several Saree, hereunto npl
‘pended :
‘ Mimmuslrre.~—The return: of the
‘elecfiol, Nov. 6th, from ell be: nine tom.
give Gerdner 14,928 plurality. The Amer
ieene bud the elected the Lienteuent.
Governor, Secretary of State, Tremm.|
Auditor, and Attorney General, by Ibouli
10,000 plurlllty. Charleen (American) is
elected to Congrcee in lhe 10d: diurict, by
about. 4.000 plmlit . The Hone “Ind!
179 Amerlcene, 80 flamers", 18 Whigs,
'll Republican end 3 Liberals. The Son
ete I 0 fer a known, eunde 93 American
end 11 of ell other denominations.
New J menu—The result of the election
in the State of New Jersey, is considered
to be e Democretic victory.
F ROM WALLA WALLA.
y' —r~——.— -»
i FIGHT WITH THE INDIANS!
Two day’s battle—Five wllitm
kllled~ I 4 wounded.
From an Extra of the Egan ”rt/tug];
i Tim”, 0f the 14th December, we take thel
,folloqug interesting news From which!
lit would appear that the rulunlecr: I|:\\'l“
lilone Well and are likely to do lunch more;
IWe also learn, that they are determined tnl
ikeep the lield during the winter, and notl
only say they will, but really are makiugl
{their headquarters “in [ln mid/r."
HEADQI'ARTERS, Left Column,
131‘ Reu'r 0. .\l. V., Camp on
Wall-i \Valln river, Dec. Bth, 1855. }
To "'ll/inn: 11. 1-‘urmr, Adju‘l Reg'l.
Sm :—Yesterdny morning, as my com
mand was on lhe line of march from the
mouth of ’l‘ouchet river to Whitman val
ley, we were attacked hy about four linu
tired Indians, with whom we kept up a
running light all day, and for a distance
of about ten miles from \Vulln-Walla river.
At dark, on yesterday, the battle was Mll
pciide‘d by the Indians withdrawing. We
drove them lrom every position which they
took, hoth in the brusM'wul, along the
river bank. and on the adjacent. hills. This
morning the battle was renewed. and raged
1111 day. At dark, this evening, the ln
‘diuns again withdrew. The number ol‘ the
Indians who fought us to-day has been rou
siderably greater than yesterday, and is
supposed to exceed six hundred. Tomor
row morning we expect a renewal of the
battle, which in all lwobnbility, will last for
sometime yet to come? ‘ _
l I regret to say that yesterday and to
idny we have lo:t many Imu'e null excellent
men, who fell, nohly lighting for their coun
try. Suhjuined to this dispatch, you will
tind a list of the killed and wounded. The
loss of the Indians nmst he very greet, us
their killed alone, duringr the two days,
cannot, be less than fifty men. Among
their killed yesterday, was the noted Chief
of the Walla-Wallns, the celebrated Pee-
I’eu-Mux-Mux. He was taken prisoner by
my command on the sth inst” near hia camp
on the Touchet, and during the battle yes
terday made an effort to escape. - In doing
so, he was killed, together with dear others
who were made prisoners at the lame time,
and who also attempted to get away. To
marrow, as I said, we expect a renewal of
the battle, and I regret to say that we are
not in a condition to repel the attack of
the Indians with the vigor that in deeired.
'l‘hia arises from our scarcity of ammunition
and the broken down condition of our hero
ses. 'l‘he aniznule hsve become so poor and
index], it is impossible to make a successful
charge against the Indians, who are mount
ed on fleet horses, and can easily escape.—
We are therefore cum Mailed, in n meaaure,
to act in the defence ol' our position, which
we are now fortifylng, by making a Stack
udo Fort. Our ammunition will be ex
hausted, I fear, with another hard day’s
fighting; and unless we can receive a any
Eloy from Fort Henriette, our position will
critical, indeed. 0! rovisona, we have
only enough tor about three days, but we
expect to taeuppiy in two or three days.
I must mi: upon suppllee of all kinds he
lug sent forward, at. once, u I do not in--
tend to abandon this position until the last
extremity. By so dotng, the enemy would
be greati emboldened. .
This dispatch is written in great haste
and is disconnected and exceedingly brief
and I know will he unsatisfactory; butl
wish to need the neaeengsr forward imme
diutely, so that he can reach I-‘ort Henriet
ta by day-light. ALauotller time I will
give you a more detailed report of all true
actions that have occnrred since leaving
the post on the Umatiila.
Respectfully, &c.,
JAMES R. KELLEY,
Lt. Col, ch't. Q. M. V.
Lls‘l' or KILLRD sun Woman).
Killedo-Capt. Charles Bennett, Co. E;
Second Lieut. J. M. Barrowe, 00. IL;
Private Simon L. Van Hegermun, Co. I.
Mortal! wounded and Jim dead—Pri
vatb—éelm, Co. A.;
Private Henry Crow, 00. 11.
Mmlly vnuwltd but still Mire—Private
Caspar Snook. Co. IL;
Private Joseph Sturdevant, Co. 13.;
Private Jesse Fleming, Co. A.
Dangcrmuly uonaded~osph Layton.
Co. IL;
Prints T.S: Payne, Co. IL;
Private Franklin Crabtree, Co. IL;
Privete J. B. Jervsis, Co. K 4
Private Nathan Fry, 00. 11.
Severely wmded-‘Cept. A. V. Wilson,
ICOLAi .. _ _ "
Capt. Ransom Co. 1.; , '
Berg’t. It). [lnc Miller, Co. 1.: '
. Pelute G. W. Smith 00. B.
Slightly vandal—PAH“ Fnuklin Dn
ull. Co. A.;
Private A. M. Addinglon, Co. 1!.
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New Your—Tho Know Nothings Were
victoriolu in New York. The New York
Time: In]: Ilndley‘u (American candidate
for Secretory of Stnte,) plurality over King
(Republicnqz is 12,576, and add! : “The
following in I list of the State oflc’em Rl‘lp
posed to‘ hove been elected—Semtnry of
State, Joel '1", Hbedley, (K. K); Comp
‘troller, Lorenzo Burrows, (K. N); Trou
urer. Stephen 0. Clark, (K. NEAtvorney
‘Genenl, Stephen B. Cnehing.( N.) end
>in fncl, all the American ticket has been
’elected. There ll barely I pouihlllty lhatl
some member of the America ticket mayl
fall short or . plurality on the official cm!
us.” I
(hummus—Son's Cuouxu.—-,\lilee.
anti-Know Nothing, ha been elected Mn,-
or of the city by 1600 majority.
Lovreun.—Nm Grimm, Nov. 8, 1855.
»-—The Know Nothing! have carried this
city by A large majority. We have no in»l
dictation yet of the rcsull in the State, but
the chancel are in favor of the Know
Notllings. '
“'lscossm—Partial returns from thir
teen counties, Shows the following majori.
ties 0‘! the vote for Governor: lhrstow,
(Dc-m.) 8463; Bashford, (lin-pub.) 7420.
! Missxssn-ri.—-Mr. Luke is elected to
‘('ongrcss from the Fuurlh District, MC
: lien and the whole Democratic Slate tick
‘ct are running up to the Inujurily in 1853“
which was 4100 VON'R. Large Democratic;
gains have liven made in the chisluture. \
“ _ 7, ._ , :4iw—_.__;
l OLYMPIA LODGE, No. 5, ‘
. ()l‘ Anriont l-‘rl-v Iml Accepted Mums. holds
‘1 rugnlur mnuuniniralluns on the Unit and (him
Sninrddy r\'rnin;l.< in en ry "ninth.
J All nu-nx’wn- of the order in :squ brandinx nn iufl.
110 d Io Illcud. 'l'. I". .\chlJtUY. W. M.
l .__—.__.._
‘ Religions Not Ices.
{ Rev. (‘., l-‘. Wm'rvnun'n (anhylorinu Church) will
1 III'OIL'II remlarly on :ln- wwnd uml f-nn‘tli Sdblmlh!
ul' every month, at ll u‘clm'k, A. 1.. um! 6 o'clock
F. W, .
' ll". J. l". "ZVUKI. (\lrth ~li~t Church.) will pmuh‘
lrcflnlnrl)‘ nu {he llunl S 11.1i..i.1| ni' «wry nmulll, Ilsn,
flhv lilili :n lhvv may ul'r'lr. ul. ll n'rl'u-k. A. IL. and
:n :l tit-lock, P. SL, and on every l’onnh Babb-ll: It the
Suliuul-liuuse in New Market It 3 u'clwk. l'. .\l.
——‘——_—_
I. O. O. I". ‘
Tlll“. rwznlnr min-ting or Oman-u lmmz. No.l.nr
the lsnxruxnxm‘ Unmcu arm)» anwn.il held
rvcry HJllll'dmy waning, MI. “5 u'l'luuk, in the building
(nrnwlly "coupled by \ m. Rudedgv, two doors out of
the Wuhlnxton Hon-l.
All members in good standing in the urder. are invi
Md In intend. I). C. III‘IATY. Sev')’,
Olympia, Oct. 19, 1‘55.
\ THE TRIPOD COFFEE HOUSE.
On .‘l.u'n Stml. cm! "‘11:. bdu-un l‘iflll 6' Sixth .\‘ll.
nearly oppuaile L’ic l‘ml-Uflicr.
’1‘)“: hungry and thirsty will and I mum lur ample
rurupt-nilum M. the nlmw place. In the rhnpc nf
me but. ng' qunuri. rlzlru. uml Ilium erelythlnx hi
the cuumry, in lhe ulmg line, llm a llutmrwt can
Iflbl'i]. _
l'rinnc mm! fur [miles n! nnyslze.
Tenn» mlxlenue. Come Ind we.
Ulympln. Dec. 14. 1265. 110.127".
.NOT I C E
13 herein.- given. mm m. the Déwmher km. "56, M
tho l'mlnla Court of me Gomnyol Than". W.
l‘.. lhe uni-waiver was A b liniml ulmlniurunut on the
mm». of HENRY .\(AT‘I’I’L‘E. lau- 0! MM county. do.
cum-ted. Prrwnx havlnt claims uminut Ild ”MIA.
will pun-ant them for payment, and than Illdeblml wlll
will: Lb: name.
('. H. HALE.
.\ilininhtnltor, kn.
Olympia, Dec. 14,1155. nun-n.
ADMIN! S TRA TOR S NO TICL‘.
NOTICE in lien-by given. that I'- llie Denmlxr term
”66. n! the Prob-u Conn. h India lh- mum,
of Thur-mm, \V. T.. the under-fused "a up land
Admlnislnnur 0n tho est-u of mm “'..llcmlner.
den-um}. . Forums having rlalnu Ifillnd 111-l Mute.
will |nr-ment them fur payment. and t we Inflow wlll
settle the lune. I‘. W. GLANOW.
Adniuialmlor.
()lympla. W. T.. Dec. 15th. [flu—Ml.
Admlnlstnnora Notice. _
NOTICE In henby given. that m Datum tern
a! the flue. Pmlnte (Juan, |- and {at tho can!
u! Thuntun. \Vnhinztun Turrlsory; Eb W
n‘ with“ Admini-zrlmr on them of \V Inn
H. "m . dm‘dAu perm biotin than-Inn
In be Indebud to emu. m minted in coma
furwnrd Ind plv up. Ind Person: luring rlnlnn min-t
aid «law In: Emhy mauled In yrs-en: “ma rithin
one you hum data, or lhq will h:- fmu'er harnd.
‘ ELI MONTGOMERY,
Add-nit!
()lympiu, W. T.. Doc. l 5“). lfiSbo—Jw.
_ . .. ...,7.... "_’—--_‘l“ .
Ex “ Sarah Warren,”
‘ 1 a; P Isl
Grocer es rov us.
A mu. Ind mm M. Imm I”
. for ale by JOHN G. FAIR-R. JI.
Oly-ph, Sept. I, II“. "I >
W, T. BAYWARD,
HAS mhfllbed hlulel! n ran Lulu.
l flung m 7. and will law cumming
“‘3'V'3'°"§"ml@ '
AND D R Y O 0 0 D U
101:.qu haw-fling. Tam—lnd wild-1
whole-harm n inn-Ird“ With. All
hvlnxn very hm lunch, (Elm. .rm for
Iran! “an toujurnflonhgfl
Port Ludlow, y :o, mam—my.
Fruit Trees for the M11110]!
A! “In Washington 3mm:
Tn UNDERBIGNED hi M
I Nun-Dy h' unedu- vhl: fin I'll
luau-n Inn (rowan, H. a 11. lmllluh
Cm. luv-nth. 0. T.. on Mt ahln 111 . .
nllu an o! Sullumm. W. TN (0! “I
cultlvnlnn Ind ule allow cum M t 0...)
mu" M ’..-“.....
Ki‘f’flm, PEAR, PEACH, CHERRY,
I’LUMB. QUINCE. CURRANTS,
GRAPE, GOOSBERRY. 81c.
Many of IIhI trees will be at far ”winning thh
mum. Punt-um will h. moi-mu up!- “I
name km: 0! u “in “ KIIIIIIUO N ." All or
den! Iccampnniod b! the cu. wmmmpfly I‘r'
tended to. IN "to m: dallvend in. a! chi!!!“
Stellanoom.
. HUGH PATTERSON.
Wuhlnnon I'lnhunjep‘. 10, 18.“. cm '
o The hub! Wrath,
AND PABLO}! AKNUAL
'l'muolu-n I you. col-cull; Xl] Ind Nova-|nr.
‘ txnluuwxv Ammo”.
Truman: «Relic—"hum: all»
"no Hudnd l'll’lmuunl Radon o! :51??an
Mnnthly. than um the III] Number con-Inc“ lb.
puwulml It .
IBAUTD’UI. PULL LING!!! NIERAI'I'I
of some n! the MM ethyl-Ind 111 *‘ 4! PM“.
The friars; the: a Ilmdy Warning?-
r I em . loco-pa I I
mnphhfl nick}: of Infill:
JENNY mum HELLO}! 11. FONTAG.
on n nus. Auofll. AND
“33 IL 0. msmcx.
[HI-II Ihnt-Id 11111 will Mar. dWmm
adv-Abe, wlll DI 1011-0 d by “undul-
Icm.uuw{mlolullnd “I. at Won-h IM
Ann-u! Ihll continue to In not any them“
the Beat Dollu Inglhle In an Wurldl I's.th
will be and?!“ bl. Md lb! pen! in IMut
and parent an In the country‘ Alt w»
nl7 mum. Ivory thin? ohn lumen] 0 Im".-
laul chamel- wlll he an» ullngxcluded. n will N‘
the III: at m mhMu-u to lu ' d onlemln‘mnt vhl
lutmruon thl’. wlll um only prllvm the am but
ulna clevne the lhoughtn Ind Im&mve theélnn. 1
Barb number uul «main .1: £311: .ExGm-i
VINO‘ Ind I MEAUHFULLY (‘0 I!” ILOWI-ill‘
I SLATE?“ canm mantel. ‘II mum”
o u ’lom I ',III y-Io lug. va
{Kg-MIMI.- Ine‘pper. "#2 '1: "INT.“
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_ (”curtail-hunk. 111 1| e I! I ,
um um! lour plan. All vflm‘fla Int-Med In I
mfg-(l Inn-Inn "nominal.
term; the {l2‘ Rain Tlkm. In Inked to Room
ulna-fibers. Ina Ild h: m clrcullllAn by Inducing
lbelr Mull-lo noun fur on. Dollnr I Mm
"mu. Time. I. eithcr an snul Enxrlvingu, an}
Planer Plum, «r the Lilenry L‘oulonll, In: worth
fun prlec nl an whit. - ‘
1 Pin. Porto: and lolodom.
3 Pluto oovms AND MUSIC 31001.5. ' ’
l WOODWORTH & 00.,
“INK-Tm 0" "Afio rants AND IILODIONI,
130 Ch? Rt, In (be ”kinda umu In! (in
sale 0 the Emma-‘- Puso Fall'- A”
Pm’n Human)". In Onllfanh, nud In
«unruly m-rivina um dindnmn the "ln—
nfnr ry. Hm nmnmt- have but made urm
mm: thorn tn nn vply fizz-~4- tell brawl hmrlnlenfi fl
mmum-tun-r‘u M‘m um: neeurint '0 purcm IM
uh mugvf nmkinu I {lemon-1 Mlecflnfl than I )1
gm! mmplm nan-mm! . Ind 61 woidtnl D- [a
rink and delay of impuruuon. Ju-t received . met
‘ol‘ Piano Fortes {m- him
‘ Finn rr'rwhrlv. Anvil "1 V‘". 3" "
Notice.
CONE“. GMUID.
WALLA Wu.“ VALLIY, W. T..
, June 12:11.15“.
T A TREATY cunrlnded whh the Ynkjmt Nuhn
A of Indians at the Coumll Ground in the van.
“‘llln Valley the 9th day of June, 1866, the land In.
eluded within the [ulluwina bounduiu wII «dad to
the United stllles._|.fvvv_[l: _ _ . .
} (‘uxmnencing It lit. ltanier; thence northerly lion.
[ tlu- lnnin ridge of the CMCILie mountain: to the t
i I m-re tin- nurthl-rn tril.uLiriL-s oi“ Luke Che-inn name
lnnnthern Irihulariw n!" the Methew river hnve their
1 rm- ; thence wuthwteriy on the divide hetim th
i “nu-m at Lake Clu-Lm and the )iothow river to the
< I'ulnlnhin river: thence crossing the Culnmiril. on u
i lme I‘m-l, com, to again! whose longitude in one
hundred und ninetfl-n L' tees uni ten In notes—which
Itwu lllhk‘r linen «Ime {be above confedented tribes
i and hand-l M Ind-Amt from lhe Onkninnhne Eth- ol
Indium :r—lhem'e in l true loath wane i) the My- .
nun-nth runtllel of latitude ; them-e cut on aid Kb
niloi tn ln- mein Pulunre river—which twlnttet at
of imlmnry newt-Au- the shove confedented kiln
ami hands Inrm the Blink-nu: thence down the Pl
‘ luun: rin-r tn itujum-tmn will: the Huh-hnh-nenhe or'
f :uuthcrn Irihutury of the heme ;—«thenee in I Inuit
‘vnstt-lly dirictiun tn the Snake river It the mouth of
’thp Tuunnuu river. W'llflfl‘ing the Above confedera
u-ll trihen n-om the Ne: Pen-u tribe of incline; thenc
iduwn the Snake river to lullunction with the Calum
‘ hin river; thence up the Co nmhln river tothe“White
‘ ltunkn" heluw Plinth: Rapid”: thence mfly to I
lnko relied "Ln Lac :" thence mlheriy to I paint en
the Yakima river culled Toh-mnh-luke; thence in I
nnnthwedu-riy direction tn the (‘nlttmhll rim It the
western extn-ltlty of the “Big bind," haw-en the
lnuuth of the Unutiiin river Ind Mr (slut—All
which lntter boundnrie ‘- uepnr-te the Above oonfedprw
ted tribes and blade l‘mm the Wall: WIIII. Cnyune
Ind Unmetiiln trihu and hand- at Indian hater
down the Culumbln river to midway between e
mouth» a! White finimnn Ind Wind rivets; thence
along the divide between aid rlven to the lain rim
0! the Cascade mount-Inn: end then, elm;
ridge to the piece of beginning. .
mm is, however. tea-nod from the land thou
ceded, for the exclulve nre Ind comp-tion cl hid.
toutedented tribe» Ind bend: of ludlun. the hut uf
lnnd included with the following honnduiee, town:
Cullmtncin' on the Ynkim river At the will 0!
the Minimum river; thence "new ““1. Add At
tlhnum river to the forks ; thence on‘t southern
tributary tn the (‘mcnde mun-tun- ; thence ”I“:
along the min ridge 0! Ilid mount-inn. pupil;
end out of mount Adm. to the Spur whence low- _
the wnten o! the Kllknht Ind Pineo rim; thence
down uld epnr to the divide between the wllen 0‘
laid river: -. thence Along Mid divide to the div“: Ir
renting the wnten ofthe Sutu- hvu' (run: then: o'-
"m m:- hr: m. “arm;
to n u n .e tn aw
the sums river ; And smm up the Yell-In fiver to
the rim othegitmi . . '
Amntmelothggnotemdmghq Amt
townnhlp of nix mil-I noun. muted It the M
the Magnum or Went-input: Hm, Ind l '-
the “ annual“ I-‘lnhery ;" with lull tenet Ill!"
be tagged en mnriudontwhuevet- the W ~
In NU . ' ‘ . -
In elpmt prwhlon n! the tint . the Illtry
"gym“! in the cash- nnd Included {I when}: -
tion. is opened to settlement. new“ , ,
diam In henna lithe pone-lon bf ,
nndlnpmmnmovedtotb _.. !
hum-lawn {WWI-him fit
mummmdthel ntlauvfeitlune V ,
cute old-n upon the ended term cell
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e In use ll
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on
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w-u. "meme council mud. “in to
lheUnllod mantel-mm tho lulu.
lowing bonndgrhu. vi: : ‘ . ' .
Bathe Nu Pam—Continue!" n a. moot
an omyuanum-mmu the No. 0"
dun Mmdm‘thnm nu. Id- "0.,
chem In 3 author]! dlmuoq to than-h also? It ‘
the mbmhonha'l‘n um 1176;”. u, ”tut"
hunt- mm In a» film nonndu; “an:
month-Hy donuheridnoflhefllu mu»;m
launch! on Grind loan H man, My.“
Guide land. marge.“ d' Vol-IN” IN- '
at: Man lin-t - m. lii-la.
thWoll- "an the ma" gun to
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when“ k "NH-d the mQC “0
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the ”Ugly-owned“ flu Indian W
or r pvt-mu. mam Mo! 1: h
Manna w an wa- Wuhan-“Id Mm
firm” flmVu WW $3“
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Jun. 1511' has.
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THE HIGH Hill. 020.“;
mxus Io NIH "vi ”I In:
maghnrdnmd.mul “51“”?an
manna-Mn W.‘Mmmflul‘u‘-
hm“ wWM'uM "
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Meow-zines mhhfm‘uy‘um.’
nn lb. Bound. JP K m‘, .
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l 'l‘nhln Oct. 1!.‘55 - u . , m
gunmen mud- mach, ; ~‘I:
N non! of. r
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him. Hml'n f‘nunl. ,\pp‘.y (a ‘
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