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l ‘3. Dnththr'a lit can of Aer-qua. u . '
Wnrnnixn. .\‘nn L\\‘caSl'En, l .
1111116, 1851;. f ‘
Urxruncx—l hare the honor to ne-l
knowledge the receipt of your communion-l
tion of the 13th inst, informing rm- olii-~i.il-'
lv of my nomination by the 'in .an "wt .- n -
tionnl ennrn-n‘t: in, recently It ‘:.I .il (fiat-n»-
nail. :IS the denim-ratio enlnlhlnto for llic
ofliee of pt‘ek‘i-lviii cf the l'n:tr-d Suites.—
[:l;:dl uni attempt to 1 .\"pl‘t'is the t'l'nft-f'll
{erlingfi which lrhlertuin towurdx In)‘ dent
ocrntie fellow citiu m t'-. r hum-. 4 denim-ll
me worthy (if lhi< viln: illglli‘al political
honor on earth—mt: honor such as the pen
phi. of no other country have, tLe poem to
bestow. Deeply wi‘iiile ol' the i.i<t {Hill
varied responsibility attach d to the stu
tiou, (Npcciully at the preeent erixis in on:
.ll'nirs, I have darefully refrained from M ck‘
ing the nomination either by word or i.)
deed. Now that it has bwn oll'ered by the
democratic party, I accept it with dimdenu
fiimy own abilities, hut with an humhiv
trust that in the erenl of my election I
may be enabled to discharge my duty in
such a manner as to allay «lomecti: min,
preserve mace and t‘rit-ndniiip with foreign
_natioas, and promote the bent interrfitsiifl
the republic. ;
1n accepting the nomination, l needi
namely-any that I accept in the same spir
~ it tho resolutions constituting the platform
of principles erected by the eonrcntimn
To this platform 1 intend to confine myselt
throughout the canvass, believing that l‘
have no right, on the candidate of the den)"
aeratie party, by answering interrogatories,
mywesent new and dilferent isntes liefot'el
the people. i
It will not be expected that in this nu-i
swer I should specially refer to the subjectl
. of each of the resolutions; and lslmll there
: fore continue myself to the two topics non“
mt prominently hefnro the people. 1
And, in the lirst place, I eotdinlly eon
cnr in the sentiments expressed by the con-r
vention on the subject of civil and religious
liberty. No party founded on religious orl
political intolerance towards ti:lu.(‘l:l§8 ol‘
American citizens, whether horn in our;
own or in a foreign land, can long continue
to exiut in this country. We are all i-qnnly
before God and the constitution; and they
thrk spirit of despotism and bigotry which!
would create great di>tinetioxm among curl
fellow citizens will be speedily rcbnkul ii_\
a free and enlightened public opinion. i
The agitation on the question of dotttes-,
tie slavery Ina too lung instructed and di-l.
ridod the people of this Union and nlicnat.l
ed their ufl'eetions from each other. 'l‘he‘
agitation lino assumed many forms since
in commencement. but It norv seems to be
Mod chiefly to the territories; uud judg
in‘ iron its present character, I think we
I”, nnticipate that it is rapidly approach
‘ lI‘I “Imlity.” The recent legislation of l
rm respecting domestic slavery, de
rived, as it has been from the original and.
para fountain of legitimate political power,
the will of the majority, promises ere longl
toallny the dangerous excitement. This
legislation is founded upon principles as an
cient no free fovermnent iuelf, and in ac
ourdnnes wits them, has simply declared
thnt atom of a territory, like those of ‘
auto, I decide for themselves whether
alavery shnll or shall not. exist within theirl
hia.
_' The Nebraska Kansas net does no more
than give the force of law to this elementa
ry- principle of self-government, declaring it
to be “ the true intent and meaning of this
_ set not to legislate slavery into any territo
ry or stste, nor to exclude it therefrom:
hotto have the people thereof perfectly
tintotornr and regulate their domestic in
flation in tholr own way, subject only to!
tha constitution of the United States.”—
fiis principle will surely not be controvert-
Id b‘yeany ndividnal of any party profess
‘a“ votioa to popular government. He
how vain and illusory would any etio‘
or ‘nciplo rare in notice in regard to
“emulating. This li,» apparent from the
In admitted by all, that alter a territory
' hall hon entered the Union nad become
unto, no constitutional power would then
uhjhkll could prevent it from either
will; or establishing slavery, in thel
use may be, accordlng to its sovereign
will and plenum.
“out happ would it be for the country
if tth-g agitation were at on and. Dan
“lam prognsalt has produced no
round good to any human being, whilst
h been the aoureo of grout snd danger-
Hulk It has slionnted and estranged
as Etta: onto Union front the other,
and «so seriously thm'cned itu very
exist-am To rn'y own personal 'know -
fin, ithaa prodwsd tholmprouion among
broke nations that our grout and glori
-- euafndnmy loin constant. danger of
dinninlion. This does as carious in‘jury,
henna-ow power nod inn rility
nlways mnd‘roqseot among nations,
and mannequ- but securitie- against
”one?“ sad in {nor of the antin
tenance an honorable peace
In we not hope thnt it is the mission
at tboismocratie party, now the only sur
.rirlnc noun-vulva party oftho country,
arcing to overthrow all sectional pardon,
and restore the peace, friendship and ma
laal could.“ which prev-tied in the
a old time, among thw dit‘erent mum
of the ounfedencyi Its character is
, noticed, end it therenm asserts
In ncipie for the guidance of the federal
, pvt—out which is not ndoptcd and sun
tnlned ban monitors in'uch nod every
m. this reason It is everywhere
the some determined foo of all geographie
sl portion, so much and so justly dreaded
by thu- Fwtherothk country. From it};l
rsry nature it must continue no long are
there is a constitution and a Union to pre—
rem. ' A conviction of these truths has
lndaoai many of the purest, the nblest and
lost independent of our former opponents,
who hove tiller-ed from us in limos gone by
upon old and utlnct party issues, to come
into on! this and devote themselves with
111 h the onus of the constitution and the
Ulla. Ulla-thus cwfi'mUMS l ntOStll
MW fled” lyre , onld the nomin
notion convention be ratified by thcf
lllt‘fllll", ill." :ill the pntt'rr .itnl illil'l“i|"i
:eomtitutiounlly possessed by the executive i.
‘shnll be exerted in n firm but enneilintory (
.lspirit, during the single l(l'nl i shall re» 1
Imnin in otfiee, to H'Cilii're the surtiv: li:.i'llll)1_\' .~
IIIIIIOI“; the rlxi 1' state" \\llll‘ll pit-railed he- I
i'or.‘ il.i< nppie nt' dist-onl. in t'ic form n: i
filuwrt agitation. hail lrl'cll msLinin their I}
initial,- In t the nicm'n'rs oi the family uh
stuin iron. iilit‘l'lut'it llinv.r \thll tin: exrlthiri
tlmlli‘Tilt' co :to-rns “ft-it'll other. uinl i-nr- l
liliuil-Y unite, on the lltl‘ln (ti~ [will :1 upml‘fl't :‘
oinnn; lltllincli'c-g in pr-IzntJliuj; l'- __vi‘rnl t
untivnal uhjm-ts «fro-union inn-rmt t I all, r
fl'ltl ti: - 1:"le “writ will he instantly zircon- -
plixht-il.
In 1- ”_rul'tl to our foreign pnlit-y, to \\'lli\'l| t
, you it no l"'ii‘l‘l"'l in your cmtnnunim.lion.
it is .pilte lillllUbwillll' l'nt'uny lizi'nun i'ol'e- .L
ltin‘mhuie: t-i pri ,u'riln- positive rnli; in ud- it
mum», to regulate the conduct of u future :'
. udniinistrntiou in nil the exigencies'n'hii-h i
. may urisn in our various uud eier changing ;‘
‘reiutinns \\‘illl foreign powers. The federal ‘
government must of lll'L‘t‘Snli)’ exercise u'
‘sozrnil di<crction in dculing with iilit‘l"|.l-l
,iionnl lluthlitllli us they may occur, but thisl r
under the strict responsibility which the ""l
‘ eentire must ulu‘nys feel for the people ofi‘i.
lthe United States and the judgment of |toa~ “
ilterity. You will, therefore, excuse me for
. not entering into particulars; whilst I heart- I
,iiiy concur With you in the general senti- f
. ment, that our foreign aii'nirs ought to he I
jlcnnilucted with such wisdom and firmness ‘
‘ns to assure the prosperity of the people at
.l home, whilst the intersts and honor of our
’ country nre wisely hut iullcxihly maintain l
,‘ed abroad. Our foreign policy ought er-i,
lor to be based upon tlte principle oi doing]
.ljustice to all nutions, and requiring justice A
;lt'rom them in return; and from this prinei- ;
.‘ple I shall nevur depart.
r‘ Should Ibe placed in the executive
li'hair, l sliuli use my best exertions to col
lrirute peace and friendship with nil im
,lliullfi, believing thin to be our highest policy
,las well as our most imperative duty; but‘
let the same time i shall never target that‘
uin case the necessity should llli>(:, which i i
(do not now uppreheml, on? national riéuits‘l
I:ind nntionul honor must be preserved :tt‘,
. :iny sueritice. I
l Firmly conriuced that a. special Provi
ldenee gorvrns the ali‘uirs of nations, let. us
ihumbly implore his continued blessing up
on our country, and that he mny men from
‘us the punishment tyo justly deserve for be-l .
ing discontented and ungrateful whilst eu- ,
ljuying privileges uhove ull nntiens, under .
such a constitution and such a. Union as ,3
limit never been vouchsut'ed to any other I
people. Yours most respectfully, ;
JAMES BUCHANAN. i
~ <0» ~ '
Quaint t‘urrrspolilruce.
" Cow FA it, Jilly 20, 1856.
My Brwrzeinudnid understand that '
your time ll expire in your country’s ser 1
rice in route three or lour days; I have =
no‘ idea that it. will expire as regards the t
friendship you have for your Territory. If
Take to your country your bosom friends, 1,
and d ‘t forget your poor Ellen Brooks.
‘ Now, funnel, I'know that you have had
. the hardest fight that erer was tit. I
. know, my beloved, that you‘vehnd to fight
. against tllic King George men in your
county. know that you’ve had to light ]
‘ against the aympathizerl of the Indians. t
I kn vI also that you've had to fight against?
' thefinow Nothing party lil your county.‘t
‘ I know, my dearest, that you have been 33’
‘ true Stevens man ; I know that you are n :
‘ friend to your country; I know that you.
are able to face niny par-tilled vrhig thnt .
may start up. Beware of the par-biletl ;l‘
,siiun them as you would the snake in thel l
grass. They nre a curse to our Territory, '
friend Lemuel. Now, dearest, the veryl
minute you can get. returned from your,“
country's service, and can come to the era-i,
brace of all of as, myself never shall turn“
my bar-Ir to yeti. Sustain every one who 1
has used his charts to bring this war to til,l
close. .
Ou‘uru, W. T., July 24, 1850. h
, Beloved Ellen-J have received your: of l
the 20th. Your mind and mine eo—ope- -
rate in every sentiment. l"or why do youl
censure me on some little point: that I null]
, not guilty of? Have you evcrscen me, orl
‘ have you not, step one step from the pathl
of righteousness! We suppose, beloved!"
that our great men in the city of Washing-I
‘ ton picked out the best man they had, toi
preside over us. I was willing to concur'
with their choice. I have done it, and so
licited all honest men to do the same. It
in true that you accuse me of living in a
county that in oppoccd to our governmenL'
but at the some tune. Ellen, we are not nli‘ '
.of the name breed of dogs. We have rental
on good men in, our county an ever came
from the hand of God.
i iiad, my beloved, that on my visit to
Olympia, that I discover coma conuterfoitai
Ii order to prove them so, we cannot com-‘
pare to anything but parvbilod wliiga.
Don’t, for God's sake, censider Inc or my
friends unong that class of chickens. Isaac
It and W. W. are doing the best they can
for the government, together with a large I
majority of the people of this Territory.
Dear Ellen, you are a woman, and 1 am a
man, and] wish you could only appreciate ~
my feelings. But at any rate, I shall
claim for you to have a vote at the next “
election, or inquire the reason why good
citizens of our eouutycould not have a rote l
at. our last elation. We will meet them,
, on the first day of our next Legislative? |
session. and see what the God 0 justicel
can efl'ect among them in passing such iawals
no will mete out equal and even-handrail
E| justice to all in Our future elections. ll
_ M.,... h-..
i 33‘ England pretends to have lost byi
i the war only $2,467 oflcera and soldiers.l
1 The French losl n 00,000 atleast. Conutl
, Orloif admits that the Russian loss isl(
, 500,000. Add the kalflh 3nd Sardinia“
t lesson, to, and the whole may be come-l
tithing short of a million of men. Wha'ti
i that, to the pleasure of seeing the balance}
i of power so nicely adjusted t-- Baum Prue
,3, , 7,7,, . . ‘*.__
3“,]. T‘n: NI'II' ‘Ym l\ .hmrnv/ If ('lml-
Inn-u has :nlvicm from \lvxlwl. llnll U-‘II
Ihdsrlcn, lllc .\lnvru-un .\IIIINL-r is m-{zo—
tinting a [lx-my fur l!lt:||lll’L'llqu‘ of nnolhl-r
.\lEce 0f lH‘l'llOl‘y from Ihut cun.nl:'_v, and
ILnt llzu tern-s of llll‘ lmrguin lam ulrcudyl
iu-(‘u :Igrcvll upon \\ 111 l Ilu- (‘unwnlox'l nII~
luinslmlion. ‘
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.\[IVM \l‘l‘l.‘ i'l'inv p upulutionnf this plum-j
pun-In 'l'u'l'Lml-y I::I< 'w'cll :Is-w-I'luiut-11. with‘
I‘I"I§\).I’l!llc ucuurmy, to be 120,000 Imm“
llmn \nllasimt In j'hlil'f its udmiuhm :15 all
SLIIU. [
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u.:» mm: Iy. ( '.\'lll|o .I n-_v.n.l w w . - m lur-
L.\ .1 v ..Ifn ull :v I . mp hurting: ul I-‘u.l thuhllv: '. nuhu'
..--t .I I’m- puma It mu} In- It 21 fur 11. N will. :It
x. ml. x. mm; thl‘ir “I'm Iw. mam..- iz' [vault-Ev. mull
II‘rIlIIIa'tlll:1'-'lIIIll_('l|I'('l‘II Fri-LI) 11..- '.lh thy .vr Sal»
I. "Iv-1‘: :II [I u' lurk. 'l'llE‘ lnu’l'l. 'IIII iln Iv llv- llnl
mm- M mnr but In .rII-rly m wring t‘ur lhi< .m-un. I
'“I” I‘ll |_'_\'llll'll ux Ihh. h-rnl r; :Iru' luui by ’Illlflnl'l“
In luv-v1 with In mul [alv- .n pal-I i | 1h” lxl]'.l--'-‘.
.I. I‘. I‘mumt.
(ll_\l:ll:i.|..\x‘.:ll:-I 14.11.16.
To Whom It may (‘onccrn I I
Vl‘lll; I’ [LIN Hui-.ll} 1n lluininr tn IIII' vuluulwrnr-I
“aim.” ..r thi~ u-l-rilury “ill 4: -nl_\- I» pul.l
g" 1)... h’2hcst HIM: r~ fur ~I‘IIII nixm-ll My the omm: r-l
mm In Jllll ("unm‘imry Ilcxwml, :md :Ipyrvn'wl by tho
I‘ommnmlvr In-chirl’.
I'crmm themfurr. hnvlng Ircounl! P,‘!IIlII~1“||' ml
untl-cr urzanimlilvn nml who may ui~h In mnkn pur-I
dun-m II liu- imbllv pram-rt} will run-NIT llu' 111-t'(~~-‘
~it_\' fur hmullng In "Mr nrn'ululh I 111-1‘ IIIII'm-ntl
q-mllrrnu-lvrs :unl Ll'lllll“ N'rip is-ue-l nu Ilw NNIII'
“‘IIIu-ut delay.
\I'II.I.I;\.\I ll'. MILLER. ‘
Q. .\I. mnl (mu. (:cu'l. \l'. T. Y.
Olympia, .\inle m. we. 32m I
To Printers. l
If" H mulonirzunl onl-m for «Mr to the " I‘mft." the
11.11..“ In: IIrIII l-‘s. llimrl from llu- Now York funn-
Ilrw. uml all In (3qu m-prmte yuchmu. muly for
Ir.n.~lmtutlvvu tn nny purl of the ma. without an) ‘
nil-Llmnul rxprnw l’ur " buxlugz" ‘
I fun! I..\nnn~.\‘\\'|r'u 11l LI: (IlmuJ Ankle. I
{IUIIIIIQ' uud paralh-I. with IIIIIW-I plan-u, I
ja-liq inx lrum one to t'arly I'IIII piru. mu] .
tlhll'fl‘llll.’ entircly with the 11-l' or the I
a-llluri :I'nl III». #IOO
I I'uut d mhlc 1'1";th ('.lligrn'phlr Script
(As nu ) m
‘.‘l I'ut<. (rh-rtrntvv.) "S " “ .\‘n. " mul I
" llmml-I ul." 'nf w Il' k‘ and lull-hunk. S
I run. Ilv-hl ill". (wry sulw-riur.) u'.‘
I lmlv «i'u Sim-r. It'llxlll H In lll“. :53
l lmxmduu SI mo. 21; l-lx'l‘fil. in ‘l.v-<, Ll“
I .\‘u. :I Impvnul > -lz‘-'nl.in: .\I.I 'llllll‘. IT.-
I It x-IIII“ “ I'm-kw: t'alrJ Plan." 1.."
(llllllllllrl 11. SANDY.
'- 'l‘nws Tux 4» rum."
“9 “'.whl'vztnn "ln‘l‘l. Nun I-‘rmwi~ru.
()lyxnplm. Almn~t l-t. IRS-li. :l'J-ll'
Admlnhtmtor’s Notlctu I
\YIITII'H Ii lu‘nlny given. that the Innlcmiunml hm
L lulu-n nut lemma “I ndmlni‘tluliun on tho mum-l
of Thom.» 11. Fn'ml-tt. qu- of Plum mumy th‘l't‘lflnlm‘
.\ll lwrwm kmm Inx lIIcIIN-lrw Imlelm-d In the estate ‘
un- rl-quo-lml to mulm Inhnmlialo pnymvnl; uul nlll
tlw-‘e lmvlvm ruimx :1 «mm mil-I utm- nn- m unlod
m pnwul Ilnnn «luly authentlmml. fur “lulu-ment.
Emue nlxpp'wll to he «flu-"t.
JOHN T. FAITCETT.
Admini-lmlor. 3
Strihlcmm. Jul) ‘.Nlll, ‘l‘ :11. 3mm! .
School. l
'I‘IIH .n-mnul q-mrtu of .\lr. uml llra. Whlhvnrth'sl
Selma] will rouuneuu- on .\lumll)‘. August the
4th. .\ll the III'I'II'II'.“ nl’ nn Engllsh nml ('lu-ulral
ulucntlml urc luclmlnl in Ilwlr cumin-pawl nn lab".
will he .- mml 1... make thurmmh M'hnllN. Terms of
tuitluxl tlm mm:- nn Il~t (Illul'h'l'm-u. $6, N 1111 l ND.
m-v'mllng to udvnnrum‘nt. 11-umhng mm In {-Imlxlr
I'" (111 pup'lt fer the muutr; on nuu-h term: In N
mull tv: pavmeut u «mm-t full to Valve utlufnrtaly.
For I mlxr “mil-um". imvnin‘ u an linden-land.
(.. F. “'HITWOIIT ‘.
l. l}. WHITWOIITH.
Illylnpimlnly 20. ISS". szm I
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Notice '
Is 111-IRHIIY GIVEN tlml lutltrn of ndmlnlutntloll‘
luvs Ina-n granted hy the l’nlnte l'uurt of Thanh:
ton mun", IV. '1'..10 Ilw undermined. upon the natal
u! WILLIAH WHITE. ulc'um-11. Into or Thnntoll
rounlz, W. T.. honing lllltl' .lulv lllh. [MIL .\ll Iner
wm .nvlnmcldlm I'll-“ll"! mid I‘nllu' Ila Implanted
to [ln-«ml t 8 name within om- .u-or [mm dale; Nld
all pen-am Inll-‘hletl Ia mld onl-nu: IN Mme-ted h
nuke Immedlnto settlement.
MARGARET .\l. WHITE.
"lymph. July 23. mm. III“ 0 ‘
‘11.»; I-:. ".\lm's sl-hluu wIII lx- mammal-ma on
l. llnudzu' Um I<th huh. for the term of plrvcnl
weeks. In llu- .\wamlv "all. I
Tultlm tlu- nme a. lrut trrm.
Olympia. \l'. T.. July H. Inna.
N otlcc
Is lll'illliln' gin-n Ilnt letlvn or ndmluintnfllun
np'm tho wttllo of .IOIiIII’II 11. (‘ONXHIL lulu ol'
'l'lwMun mainly Ilrrerd, Inu- In'on unutml hy thv
l’lulntl- (‘v .Irt a? mld mun!) at [lnc Jul; tern, hill.
l I the unlleruuxnnl.
I'l-rw... I.- \‘luz rlaiuu uuuiml will Man- will pro
mull. lhcul pmlwrlynulhnulirutml. :mmr-llm.v tn law.»
for p-Iymeut. ..md thn-«v inllelvlml will mule the name.
ANDREW J'. (‘II UIIIHIIH.
‘\ .\llmluhtutor. l
Olympia. July lJth. me. (wil? ‘
Plum Virginia. Tobacco. ,
El. HACIH )lI‘N’I'II BRAND» lurk. rem-h IIImr:
El ant-um?) brand—(lr): Iluht m and ; l
Hiya-m" rand—lll plug-a h the pound.
Thou- alrnvc hum]: ol‘ J mum‘ (c Ilmlmn'n celebrated
mlnul‘utun, In lutu to unlt. for In!» hy
SAIL. 11. I'IIIITIIAIID.
Hm l‘rnclu-n,
A «ml for the Munurlcturcr.
Jan. 9, leG—nll-flm.
W. 11. \VA LIIACE, '
mmonmaw AER ‘.uwr,
snumvouar. w. I'. I
Nov-5.1K“. It! |
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aomamom nn'omnuaflmv.
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1?!!0c'3'03l Ki! gamma“,
SEATTLE. KING COUNTY. W.'l'.
March 24.18553 nZE-Iy. I
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WIIIIIBALE MID RETAIL DIME” IN
Dry Goods, Clothing, Boot: and Shoot,
In". Capo. Milli. (Injury wan.
M., an.
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April :2. 1154. :mr ’
5. "runs. 1. Inf—XXl: - I..«I‘It:l’:r;m
llettman Brothers,
WHOLBRALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
DRY GOO OS, GROCERI ES,
READY-MADE CLOTHING. kc.
Store on tho cornm- or ”all: mud .\‘exund Street-t,
Olynipln. \V. 'l‘.
rr A hunch orthclrstnre l 4 eulahliuhud lnSentllc.
Klnzcouuty.
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ALLAN, LOWE k, 00.,
COMMIIIIOX MERCHANTS.
123 PLAY lrnllln'. Ms FIAM‘IIICO.
Allan, )anlnluy 1 Co., 0": an City 3nd Umpqu,
Oregon.
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STEILAPOOH, WASHINGTON TERRITIIIIY.
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Ilvgulnrly nu ilw l|r<i uml thinl .\nmuth hi ”my
i:u'mih..ul H n rim-li. .\. M., mnl El u'rl-u "n. l’. .\l.
I OLYMPIA LODGE, No. 5,
‘ or \m but fire and .\I-uvpiw .\i hum. imid.
‘ w- an n- .~ nnmunirutmm ml the lir-l .nul iliini
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I Uw ixlrzi'xmucxr mum: "(mm l-‘|;i.l.nu~.i~iwl-II
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Ir-n UNI) -. Till-it’ll iiy \\ 111. hulk-due, tnu clmrn rut oi'l
[hr '.\'.L.uinv-tun "nlrl. I
I All nu-mln-m in g 4! I' ntamliuu in the unlur. :m- im‘i I
In! I‘iilnt'llll. 11. t'. ll“L\'l'Y..~‘r-"l\'. v
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w. mime: I 75; 2' I’ :x, 45 2m’ 2 lii mu I,
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L'mmniuiunrn. I '1 I ,z I . I
A.J.(‘lmmiwra‘ m; ~; 7' mum, 72¢. 20:.
. .I.m-uen~ ’nn; n 31-: will" nu we: .
L‘.('ml._\-¢ “ sm, 1‘ 4:; un- 'l 7 1:21 1:1 ,
w. s. l'nrmun: ‘ 7m I2::122 A! 2 7 7H .
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li.('. "cum I 21, l ; 7: 1' , '2» :12
I \"ln.\\’rig||l' : 17:1 u w swan}: Mile as
Y Annular. ‘ I II 3 II [ I
1* T.\\'.l:lnnainw' I “N a, ?z magnet .1‘ PI 17.9 ‘
It. I'. \\ nix-hwy; s 71, .1- u 4‘ '2l:. 2M no I
lu. \\‘.l-‘n-le|§ ' 2:; iI I1:Il I; r 2 r. I
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I ":"~:‘!’fl.‘".".. .....lfi!) “1."451."1’-'“l‘-'-" {25- 2:2 :
I For Jn-«tln- a! the Pure in olva-ia ‘lht’illt'. Jun. i
P. lleaui' n-cohmi Em. nnd .\. J. l. nvii PI u vans. ~|
l-‘nr vim-taint, Wm. Mitchell lmi K’»: it. liminnnn
42. and S. legn ‘.‘o.
or ‘ Ik-lu-wnts : 1 Whig»; § l-‘rve <uili-n. I
Notice T
IS HEREBY Finn “Int lulu-rt of nilvulnlntfltlon ;
I (will: the wil nnnoxcd) upon the omu- nl‘ JOHN
i Elli All, into! ol Thurman mntynievemd. hum Iran I
frank-d byline l‘mbitcl‘ourtol Mid ruunlyut the I
I ul‘rtcnn. i856~t0 the underlined. . I
I anon». having cl-lnlr walnut nit! mute will [in ‘
Iwnt them nmperly lntlirntirutal. “maintain luv,
for payment» and those indebted will lottlr -- lune. .
JOHN M. SWAN.
Adminhtmu-r, V. T. A. I
Ulyvnrln. 'l'lmantun munty.
I Olympia. July 15. mm. «v.l
Llury Stable. ' .
HAVING pnnlnml the inherent ol .\. J. dewin.
In the Livery Rubin. Iwmhm under tin- lulu
Io! .\. .1. Baldwin .1 (10.. l um prepared to hunt-brad
Ind-lie hum. Ind do I" kind-Manning an tlw I Inn-
Int nutlu.
Aim. I mum] man yuwl and Olin. 11-y.&r..nlvuyn I
an hum, for tnvellny CIIMIIOI'II.OHM very [mu I
roll". _ .
EDMUND SYIA‘IfiTI-‘JI.
Olymfiln. Jan. 15th, Rik-tr. ‘
w— .
‘ Notice.
Lian-runn- lmleim-«l to the late " Tripml “out."
- el ter by woount ur «hurl-r, um- ini‘nnnwi that
Unibd Slum Scrip will in: taken, nt l’.\ 11. In pay
’ ment of nlxl deli“.
I Jamea Mom in my nuthurilmi weft. ‘
EUS ll! HUGE“.
I April «in. im an"
I H P. BURNS.
I PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
LICENTIAI‘E ol tho faculty nf Pity-Mun Ind
Harman. (11-mm. Scotland; when of the
Cullen ur l'h lulu! and Slu’Kt‘Mll. Cumin.
anlnu Mn. airflow. ol roman your: in ill:
profmim uud pm out V
MEDICINE AND SURGERY,
In all “I nrinnq hunrlws in England. lmlln and tin
Unlml Hmmannl nmv I nuldent M fltrllncoom,
Pictu- county. .W. T..:an hr cnnnulml u nimvo.
N. 11.—.\ supply of genuine medicine nn hand.
I Temu moderate.
. Jan. iii. ISM-41ml!
| "‘ ' ' '
THE UNDER‘IONHD having pun-lined the Mk
. on hand.“ 0.0. Terry,th with meant"-
rtrnln per linen-:- and )len'lmntmnn. hnvn an Ml.
an nwnmeptol mom-mi men-hand“ rnr th tune.
whlrh they on." ulnaie nmi rot-ii It uni-ii ul
vnncc an out.
GEORGE & CO.
Alluvial! Milt“. mr
Grand Mound Nut-cry.
lhvlu move! I put of my him-r] to Olympi-
W. T.. fur the hath! convenient at th- nrohncr i
would be lup 59» m “ nil inven- olllne it" It din
maxi mwmmm'm;
I n, a . ml
. mu.- ulu of hen. ' my
L. D. DUMIN.
Olynfln. Dec. 20 has. no. 14-“.
WOOL AND BIDS 001 PM?.
"0", PIIIWELI. In 00..
. GENERAL fulfill)?! MERCHANTS.
10. 05 (‘nllmruln I t. In; Fun-run. I‘ll.
.
Sn l-‘um'lni-n. .‘lnv. ht. ms.
WILL my A Mr [wrin- (hr WooLNhL-qu' l'oitv‘. Dry
and (“‘lle 3a Md llidn Ind lmthrr. .\lm, re
» rrlve on mmlznment all kindln Mpmllm-o for this nur
lwt. ar leip la tin .\tlnntlc Stakfllldellxch any M
the aban- minivan-kiln lii: glances at the
' nmnlt-hnrzun.
Pm'nmlu lttnntiournhl to fun-inning Tnnmn with
. Hlilrs,nndtiwmll-ur anther.
. . SAMUEL mm,
J. T. I'IDWHLL.
- A. i-‘. BEARDSLEY.
I JELM’Y'E'E‘II‘EL.- .__.. ......v.
I "E UNDERRIONHD Oill-‘Bm Ill! HERVICFS
, m “I numhnnt‘ in the interiur a n count-sh:
‘ huyunlmia in Sun quriw l, inn-lug boen onzngcd
' In that huninm far n-rly tin-«- vevm plut. with than
yenn‘ pmiuul I‘mean in tho ink-rim. ilr impel
. tn givv unlldfnrtion to i: win in mnv empluy him in n It
Imluu-lty. (inlet: TM my description of Mervin-nun
lillod m tun-dad pmmptg.
JIM". . Him-" Aim.
lip shin. comer Buttery uud Suttl'lfllll‘! sud
Sin anritm.
.lnu. iv‘. MM nil-'in.
I IS’E' OF I FTRIIS rem-minim.v in tho I‘IM Olive III}
‘ J (".\mp’n. on thé'i'vfllh any ui Junr. hm: ‘
.\n-lrrwn, ll ‘nry \\'..\'lniu-. ‘éimuul ‘
.\ll-glut , Jamil; \\‘nikl-I'. hum
.\lnrll. ilmmr \\'il~ou. Alulhln :
.\lt'll. Ilium": \\‘mlun. I'».l.u' l
limh‘n. Jumu 'l‘nrvivrltihunnnn . 'J 1
Hugo lichen. 'l‘hmnpkim. l‘urnoilno l
nm'n-r. la. n. l‘n-I‘rn..\. (V.
li.-.n|1.1;, \\'. l'rut-lt. \\'m.
I innuln-nin. ‘in. S. ‘ lii-rd, l'lw-rhnl:
i'ilut‘l, N. (iv-Jun “um, W. 11.
|>.n\i-, .Inir. l-l. .\im'cny. Bust-y
Il'.il~-I‘_\u.lI-wlvl| .\llilvr. \ll'lliflr
“.ililt |. I'rm 'l'i '.' .\lm'nlux. J 0... pll
I‘llJH'li. .11-(«r Vim-11. Iluunic I.
.I'itn'h, liuln-II Ilium». i'. 11.
, Hum-«y. [Zulu-uni nm. in. 2
l\'imnn. .1.-|m 11. .lumiann. .lmm-s '
l'chuilm l .ill:|.; for iln» nbm'o ll‘iiern will llll'llse uyi
‘t‘lry un- miwliiwii. ‘ ‘ i
l “'M. lii'TlJll‘iyl‘u l’. ,‘l. ‘
l U. as. V“ .
1 STEAMEII TRAVELER
‘ I
‘ .l. I}. PARKER, .in...\l.\~‘rl.n.
zk‘ii‘lll UL Yii i‘i ,\ riu >Tl£|l..\‘ ,_ .
1 man m.~r:.\‘r'rl.r.,wui-mu-Lly. . ; ‘_ ~m 1
l‘nr l'n-ighi ur [nu-flgr apply tlll R-‘fi-ilifi
board. - ‘ J
l (Ilium-in. June 27th. in'vl. niiiti'.
1 Register and Recent-l"; notice.
1 ’ 'm SETTLEIIS I
IN Township l.'i Xurth nr Ilnum- l Wut,
~ -‘ l l '- d -~ In N
.. .. I: .. .. ll 3 ..
l .. .. 2., .. .. .. 3 ..
-' “ tn -- -~ -- 3 Elm.
.. .. 2;, .. .. u ‘ ..
Tlu- ..l. .rt- tun n~hipu luring It!!! Inn‘eycd llld the
pm» Iln-m-r llfl‘tl’UVl'll on the following dates Iva-pect
m-ly :--l"i‘ll. 29m and iiny ‘2l* ml uh, January
2‘JIII. January Nth. and Jununry Illi-
AII penumu inn-ing clnhnn or put; of «him:
tin-rein, um mun-pied In nppenr at the Land Oliice for
tho Ili‘triri 0f \\'n~'hlngtun Territnry, lii 031 ml“.
vrilhm (hirly ulny: .rum mnl uni-r the In! :1 of
Normnlmr next. or prcvluu» in that time i! convenlrnt.
“In-n nml “lime m- nimil ht- [ml-arm] tn nreho the
notiliruilnm ui tin-it L‘IJIIIIII realmilrely, Ind enirr
npnn the nuljlhiment. nnri Meltlelni-nt..ucrordinn i-linw,
hi all runfllctx or boundary lines which may he {nuinl
(0 MN running llmu.
Gin-n nmlor our hands at (Nymph, this 27nd: day nl‘
Junv, infill.
wn. .\. sru'rmim. lighter,
in. Yl'lll’ll‘l. lli-t'clicr.
Jill‘ul' '.N. hm. Gn-zu
A Farm to “out.
The umlrrsimnnl helm; ili’hil'ulll! ui‘ fllnlllfl into nxlur
i~~l~nn~4. \\‘ulllnl inform inv pulvin’ ihni he has n inlnl
.Iniul \rhirh he \\ill run! on mlin'lL‘igkUlll [4ll]“ in
:In)‘ IN'IWDII \\‘lm nmy It‘ i lii-wan] in Ink- th-l mime.
It l 1 -|l'.l.|ll'll Illln't‘ tau.- rlnlin "I JosfP'l “out, on the
.\‘kuuiimu Hunk. 'l‘lnuwum umntv, klnmn as im
" Winn-h rlnim." liu il tin-It- in i 4 ulmnt mo non-n
wnlw lv-'l| L‘ :unl ullilmimn. with Millie 100 air-nu ul
sinmli'l': grain. ‘in it thorn hnam I) hnnl. and rum
l'urlulplr li-Ilhl‘. with all.” unHrlilaliuxn. “'iill I'm-min:
inu-lr-nn-nu i» lump "in i‘IJIIII m nr-lr-r uml ymul n--
[KW- ,\ man nilli n tinmly u drain-d. Torn” In.nle
mum uii :liipluiillull to
(Elk). WANCII.
Jli'w '.‘T. 1.~:.r‘.. I‘llf
‘ 1. ‘
JON lab. '1 OBIN 87. CO.
Importar- a robbers,
L'mwr qf Samara: and Sacramento Erwin,
HAN FRANCISCO. l
Alli-l nnw run-pared tn n'fi-r in thl| incl» 9. lam IINI‘
\\rll .nsnrml Mod otuleiirul-lo Fnll snd \\‘intrr‘
i;(~vI‘.l“i'1-i\'l'd per “"1““ Irrirlill, rolnpriuinl:
lhnnvt In: both. lllJi‘k uud (:uh-n-il Velvrt llibhom.
.\Vhiw unnl Illnrk Nilk liloinl- Luca. Arillriall Flam-rs.
Paniin-r- and I‘lnlmuflnruflni MII‘ Swim In-cnh-n- and
l-Xluingn. ladle" Hmhmid-wi (‘ullum Slot-Tc: nml
t‘hlmmlu. ‘l‘hrrnd Editing! nml Lara. Engliih Black
Unupomml n arm-nil vlripty u! thu- l-tevtt. and mm! np
prurrd min at ilillenery (Go-uh, Lawn and Enthral
~rin. All».
ilnmw' wm‘t‘IIIIHIIIH'IIIII iinrnmi A: Sun: I’m-lid
Ruin-u. Sci-mm. ilnmm. uxnl ll iznr Himys, lintm: nil
in. finaripiiund. “mm. hcwllel. vim. hr- um
mndlnzu, (‘llflbi um] llnuhrs u! all kind». In len'uld‘
t ‘hlhlrcm‘ Hwin‘. latlieu‘ nnl timlkmm‘ film-w and
"when-hick, ’lnphrr Worn“. Trimming. and
ilnhin lndhi Rubber flnlln, .\mml Tap and hin'l
\\an bulls. and untried cunn- Dona. (hm Hum
‘51:»: Delta. Ind l'mnhon. l'nrir- Innaln. llnvolopu Ind
lbw-r i’nper. Mined lA-ml I'r-nrlh. Stu! Penmmdl
l Ink. Aha-- ‘
‘ An I‘Vh'll‘lVi'illlll Illflli'l' nw-mmi u! I’erfllmory.‘
. \‘nnkro Ind German Nnnloni. kn. kt. ‘ i
All at which will he «bid a! the intent nun l'ur nah. i
' .3- N. n. Ni-w (hula iwoircd from Xew l‘urk byl
i-vcry ntacnmer. 1
‘ .\‘ur. llith, I‘L’pli. “9:3“: ‘
.‘
wens. rim ix ws 1
m m 11l Am m 1
EXPEBS COXI’ANY.
Trauma. Wing", I'nrveln. lA-ttou
, and Freight ’ole Mun all mm
at Wuhin‘tm ‘l'eniiorlh by eve?
ntwner tn nil ruin of Cullrurnin Ind e Atllntc
Rum. luring lw once at (Nymph nhoni the bill In!
20m 0! erery monih.
[mm groomed on (‘alifmln um! I“ th- huh-m
ciiiu. an mninmlnr imam-m pull to the collection
of mien. account-I. kc" in 11l part- or the Cain-h
Stalin. '
.\ll onion tor the pnrvhm o! WWI-0. hmh,‘
M., nth-mini in with punmnliiv Ind quanta. i
3. WILLIAM . Afim.
.\t the “on”! C. E. ii inn. ‘
(Nymph. Feb. In, lit“.
.. . . . . .... A
' Dissolutum.
The r'vfinrtmuhl‘}! here Mon uluin‘ under the
my]. of T OXPEO. . ORESNAN & CO. M “ii! dny
dis-aired by Intnnl rum-mt. All bulim- Amt-hr
In; in the old lin- vrill ho modal in by Gnu-n l
Crlnlwy. ~
JAMES ‘I'IIOII'BON.
LAWRENCE (BRENNAN,
)MRRHM. CAMPBELL,
THOMAH CBANNEY.
Penn'- Cave. Whirlhy'n Inland. luv. IT, tum—u
-._. _.__..__.__.‘.____._
Notice to the- Public
THAT l have enkmi my [and China inn-ted on
the (‘iwhnli‘wlwwk max“ r3ll. uud fur
hid non nxou .
my ... A. a mum.
06.13, ms-v—mr .
, - NOTICE
‘ Orrin lulu Anni.- l _
, Pun! fluid Mia.
- Olympia, w. 11. x". n. It“. i
Ll. nlnufliy [Minna within the lilihoflhtP-Iu
A. mlwxhavohonflimlqihy -.hfl
dart-u II the rout-wing ink in unit “with!
Hood of Ruth Bayfiully Mum-.01.!“-
w.rmm lulu: . a». I‘m (new, v.
Core Ind on "Mum—and hr. .7. ii. W...“
l at! flpecinl Amt him! after Wilma psi-i
. clumped manila-«MM ”mm
- mm, (My mum, um rumm- i . r. In
-1 sun. nppnimcd Special "out in lnol 1M In: an
rnmnl It M Ind POll ONMMFIIII COM» FAY
Ind . Hrm.,tipeoi-I App-nu for than ale-mm II
Oak ilurbnr. ll‘ltrinn'n Can. and Hull-03' I“! on
' Whidb 'I III: .
, mull: n bedchndmryJln-mrnlhnhd
indium will h. muted to coo-urn ochre: II
nnlymml I nqnenitha inhhlun in l ricin ol
ihnu- sewn! mums-u. to rem“ am: In; an
_ mutaan-‘anu magma Judi-3min}!
"no tea \‘a nu 9.0? It.
(nymph .\Yh'll. Niyimxfl.
_l Punt Hound Dim
r; Advertising Agency.
' L l‘. i‘lflllm. hm Dunno. anon" I'M‘ll‘u
x 0 Human (lrrlcn,(rl- nub.)
Sm-rnmrnto Unlnn : San Jnnqnin Rnpnhllnn : I‘m:
vilh- Her-id: Nomi- .lunml zcdlnbhiluufle:
Grams Valley Tclemh; him-tn Convict:
Empire Armin, (minim: Monmin be. . .
urn-i. Pin-« Mlle: Ana-dot Mild.
Jill lmm : \‘n-L'l Ilenhl; Sun
l Jme Telenigh; Bmm. . _
’ llnllolin : II Die
1 Her-id: most-«luv. PM
5 land. Um: Nata—lnmat
: “iii-flex: Planer and Dana
cm. 0 vm Page; Hound: at
N Sound Cnnrlu. Salim. Pwund.
i mm- m wheripilols puma mun
INN. m
l XII. Film alum [windy-l w" anlii’mh
gum (mm my has round If! um re.
. Jnnr N, ISM. ' 31M,
W
l _
'l Noun:
1? 111-.REHY xh‘rn thnt lulu" nl‘ mlminiflntion
hurt Ivun granted by the Probate you“ of Shanna
_ niu unuuly and Tzrrltory of “'nuhl“ um." an under
wugucd, un tho ontutu nl' BENJAXEN BRQWN de
‘L'lfl f-|,ll|lol!'.~|linl¢uuhly. ’
‘ .\ll pcnnm Inn-ing t'lmms uguim lhu defined are
lr‘ ,Liml to prwenl thumwlth (he nouns-[v vouch
vrx \vllhlu unv )1 ur from lhlu duke. nt him Pv-lrle’urc
1! 'l'l‘ (”ms-nth“. .\ll {er-um huh-Mn! ta Enid cumu- '
an «Mod upon to nm ‘e llllmt'lnnk' ‘mymom.
J.\.\11"5 Tlll'llx.
.\lllllillhlr‘fl'lh
A 4«wlc< .\hfi' til. hi»). (mill
LOOK HERE !
Thu 0 iut‘rrtMrrl nl'c rodpcctfullv lnfunlml that the
~ mm. mm. “comm... Ru,‘ ...r J. J. wrxrmloox,
Into uf 'l'lmr-ttm Cuunly, have hl‘t-n lcft \\‘lth the un
oh-nigm-rl fur (I-lh-vtiml.
A lllfl'lil‘ll u! will luvcounu rlmuhlhzn'c heel! long
mm pan]. The Huh“ lmvr ln-éu fur mum time dum
ulul 'lllhNi vlulmuh will m’uil thoum-I‘fl-x of thé mmiux
mmth In adj-Ming the rump, lhey \nll pmhul-ly {ind
lhrw nrrnunt" lrhunl in such hands and share Au
1 will inwle tlw'lr vullv-rtlnfl. .
l EDWARD l-‘l'llSTE. Agt‘ut.
‘ l‘. :4. \\‘nhhinmuu Trrritun' ucllp lulu-n ln [my
! mmt "r Ilrt'unntn M. rut-rm! \‘uhnu
Ulylupm. Junv ‘.'I,IN&G. 1W3?!
{ . Notlce
‘ IS HEREBY GIVEN that letters"! mlmiuiutrutim‘."
‘ have lu-n prank-d by the l’mhfle mun M mal'
!nin rnnnly. and I'errilmyuf \\‘uhlnxlan. to the uh
tlol'nlgual on the outnu- or George Gruswuld. deceuvd.
11th. of said rounly.
.\ll pcnnm luving rlnlmu nwlmt the deceased Ire
mun-sled tn presentment. v“ the norm-Iv vouch
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culled npun to make lmmedlate payment.
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