Pioneer and Democrat. [volume], August 08, 1856, Image 3

About Pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory [Wash.]) 1854-1861

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Aka A large house. for quarters, nt Fort}
Hays. ‘
They nlqo ronltrm‘lr-d two fu-rry-lmns‘
of large lilo—om- on the IN») nllup', «ml the:
other on Wlntc river. ‘
They nlao opt-net! and rep-ind nl.out 90
mile: or real: and pack trails. 1
Thin was the only company thnt snfl‘vrrd
in the bull» on Connell'n l’rulrie—llm-v of
their number being serfivnsly \\ullml"d.-—I
The company mu :Itluckul n'lnlu at work,
and were entirrly surrounded n! "he tint",
and but for the (pond! um'uul of hclp,
would ccrtniul)‘ have l'arnd lmul. ‘
At Weir disbauding, Capt. Hicks {Mir-1
cred . short and complimentary spcuuh ‘l
utter which three cheers wa-re oak-red mull
curried-Jul. for Capt.~ Hicks : :M {or (3mml
Stevens ; ad for the I'innm-mnl Duncan! 1
After which, three grnuns were om-rrnll
Ind carried—lat for (Jon. Wnol : 2:! Yuri
Emu, Ken-lull and Clark ; mil :hl huh
Plane: Cocsn' l.\' usxzrul. ! !
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The Result. ;
Moat unquestionably, the hdeuiocraticl
pnrty will have n. largo ninjority in ourj
next legislature. The members of tliel
Council will consist of Menu. llnfl and
You Vleet, oi the county of Clarke ; Ab—
ornethy, of Cowlitz; l’nggel, at Lewis;
Cock and Wiley, of Thurston; Wan-cc,
of Pierce; Denny, of King, and I've, of
Wliotoom—represeuting the various conn
oil district: formed of counties, specified inl
tho legislative ennctment estnlullshiug the
Me. i i '
Tm: Home, if we are corrcx-tly informed,
will be organized by the romgnition of tlic’
following gentlemen. Delnoernts, fusion
ins. &c., are respectively designated byi
marks after their respective nnnics,--n-l
plainetl by the note hrnmth. (We under-i
mad that tho Eounlics of Sknumnia midi
Voila-walla liéld no election.)
The county of Clarke lendl Mensrs. IL,
L. Coples,‘ Joel Kniglrt,‘ J elm l'rwbstcr,* l
and Wm. Kelly.’ ;
Conan—ll. It. ilunfing‘onj‘ _
Pmnc Am) szuxu (jointjr—Wm.l
Strongf i
Casuals—Mr. Gicsey.‘ 4
1.5 m -—C. P. Jmlmn,‘ nnd H. Milesf'l
Truman—B. L. Henncss,‘ U. B. Ba-l
hf,‘ ‘JII. Longmyer,’ Daniel Kiser,‘ G.
C: Blunlmnlnip,‘ and Win. Rutledge, jrfi
Pinon—Frank Clark,l John' M. Chap
n 0.1.“ 0. I’. Neck“: - i
_ _Kllc.-G. A. Paige.‘ lhvid l'hillips,*|
0* It»: A. Smitlt.‘ l
lanai—J. assmnw I
“narrate—Henry Roder.‘ » i
- Jurnuox.—Mr. Thorndike-. 1" ‘‘ ‘
Jun-eon AND Cum, (joint )—ll. (7.:
Willa-. 1 V
Those marked thus ", are reputed to be
democratl; than I', [unionists—lnd than 1,
p'uzurincktuma of all nhulee, from “ Salt
to Sunk.” _ 1
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a. AI will he observed. a change hav-1‘
lag been undo in the proprietorship of the
Ploxln arm Duncan, and in rouse-l
qlahco, u it bu been doomed advisnhle to‘
uke some change in the intern! affairs of
the oilee, no paper will he issued there
from next week. Thereafter, as indicated,
It will appear regularly Mid promptly.
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-Wa are lndebted to “on. J. I'm
In! Axonmx, " Tine Stale Deparlncnl,"
It, for valuable congressional documents
m by the Inst Stntes' Innil.,
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Fur t'u Pioneer nnvl Dcmmrnt.
Ssoomuue, }
. ' July 96“, 1856.
“think—Since the trip of this, (the
nth-m) battalion, to the smmit of the
We and back again—«tar subsistrneel
we. hark, he, and Major Val-1
n’a exploits, dun, ke, set farth by
Went In the Pinnar and}
. tof the 11th inst, we have been
*1 "posing at this place and vicinity,l
u‘ to somewhat roeruit our exhausted]
m; oecaaloually nmuaing oumlvus.
mgr" gold, ( at which we have
I ‘ erently successful, ) building
Noah-house, be. Detechmeata'ol compa
lal “fl.” Ed “I."khnve erected a tine
Wagon ltluua e prairie and on thin,
,Wn to Fort Alder; and ntfout one
ya, u, " G." have one of the
"q hat of block-hens“ about finished.
With the advantages than buildings afl'ord,
M, mutt] can be euily held against ul
lut any force of the enemy—always pre
* that we have a nuflieiency of men,
a“ “lbwpmpefly garrison the (lilfer‘
“fl M Which in not now the ease, com
pany "I." heiug at Fort Triton, and com
m “ G.” and "H." on this prairie; so
that th building at Battle-nuke in now to
tally abandoned. We have on hand. all
till M, acme 30 or 40 poor hornet which
cam to pack the comminary’n atoms from,
F 1: Tutu}: driltanee of live milon, to}
ghee a aew poor cattle, usigned'
toe walk: or beef. 0m- Major, taking it
“bk “0' of the whole cue, haa eun-
MlO giro furlough: to all those ol
M bandit» who have crop: at home, in
“I that they may save up the proceedsl
d the far- against the times to come.—
II a hw day: our rankl will be consider-mi
2|] What-thie care. A good manyj
the hattaliou are willing to ugain rolnn-i
tow, Md their eonioea be required, but!
on thh .W In are all profoundly ignmi
“IL |
Tia question la being constantly debated
mate how aoon We shall whip
“I at the rate we have been
my Ito them, for the last few months;
an yet we here been unnble to solve the '
ny—F...m._.__m._-..-_m
lpr0;,:t'lll, Judging frmn the :.l.:t'ri.}' 1 l ‘
"li~|‘l;t)‘t~d in furnishing 'ii with the new-wa
! ry transportntion to the Indian country, it
would he very .mon itnleetl‘ Ilnit we uu
lw’r rivril: should not presume tojurla'e too
‘ li‘ln-h . .
l .\notln-r hllljttt ol' ‘perttlntimt is, what
ii- to he done t-Eth the Imrtlmn linliuns
lit-leuymt n, soLlir-ri in this hitltniiourA
lT‘H'." ixpm-t tn he llls‘l'llilTL't‘tl won, ntnl
‘they (lie f-uiislt expect t‘Arfll. in retntn
In: their services. as piomised them. Will
‘tln-y get it? I hope so, They are how
1w ll pmtml up in our nflntlh‘, and will tnnlu
:ext-eilen! h MIL-b for their people in their!
ilitth- prenlntul'y incuraio-tn into the Sound:
land it won‘ul be as well to SL‘lnl them oil"
lwith gnotl feelings 'toward: us, us to give}
ithent no nut-re to seek for ruin-as ol' grietfi
l Jun-t. i
l l lu‘llt't't'. .\lr. Edit-tr, l have now giftlll
iyon tliz- corre-‘t. pos'ition, and gossip of thet
lnurthcrn lmttulLon; rind I believe, the sitn-j
11110" of the country is much the shine, on“
‘iieretnlore. The prairie is still here; «150‘
lthe falls, and the vine .\luple land is still
lebont. -
' Bunnounstttx.
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l-‘rnu the Drown Weekly Tim".
I: the “'ar Ended? -
It would seem from the new: recently
received from the .\"orth——thnt the war in
that section is not ended. The threats or
the Upper Nez I’erees. nnd ~Cuyusen, o.’
hostilities—and their insolent treatment of
lCn'pt Robie. who took up to them the
treaty annuities from Gov. Stevens, seems
to portend a gathering atom, which runny
here not looked for. The Lower Nez
l'erv-es are disposed to friendship; but it
will nt once be seen that-they are likely to
lhe forced into hostilities by the Upper Nez
l’crees tunl (‘uxusm under the lead of
sin-h ('hiefs us Lookingtilum, Three Feath
ers, Eagle From The Light, Stock \\‘hit-
Icy, Red Wolf, and Kmniukin astheir greet
wnr lender. Kuminkin with his choice
band of Yukimu warriors, are supposed to
be in the vicinity of the Grand Ronnie——
and it is thought thatn portion of them
are the Indians whom A nj. Layton and
(__‘ol.'Siinw, of the volunteers, met and Ill:-
persml on the lsth and 17th of July. as
related in unother column.
‘ From Ihc best information we can get,
Kumiukin is .stronger now than over (or
‘wnr. He has his own band of Ynkimus,
Mic Snakes and the Cayuscs, with u pros
‘pcct of the Ne: Pen-ca and Spoknns join
ing Mm.
j Knminkin acknowledges that he signed
the treaty last summer with the intention)
‘of breaking it; this he told Col: Wright, or
his messenger. lie is determined on war,
Ins is young l'eepeu-moxmnox.
| We have the most reliable informnt'on
l that these ludiau hostilities have been welli
planned, and that they extend from 'the‘
Missouri river to Dragon and Washington
Territories ; and that the Mormons are
aiding and abetting the Indians, and are
cognizant of all. their hostile movements.
That the Mormons fumish them powder is
msnifeat from the capture of twenty-five
II”; by the rolnnteers. whom the Indians
owned up thnt they got of the Mormons.
In support of our t‘onjectures that the
Mormons are giving " aid and comfort to
the enemy ”—n'e have reliable information:
that orer A year ago—an express messen
ger came to Brigham Young, at Salt Lake,
from a leading chief of one of the Rocky
mountain tribes—stating that this chief had
been traveling ell summer, endeavoring to
unite the dim-rent tribes a ‘ the 4xl:-
tiles (whiten) ”Soon after, ther exp :45
messenger came in from n werful Rocky
Mountain tribe, saying to Brigham Young,
“ That he and his people were to pass
through Salt Lake City, on a visit to llam
holdt river, and that he need have no fours
of injury to any of his fitlie Mormon) peo
pie—that they could a travel in safety in
his country by giving the secret signs of
the Mormon ." ' '
This “b"kkfifim )lonnons and Indi
nus understand e other—that they pro
tect and advise each her; and there is
good reason for beligng that the Mor
mons are aiding and betting the savages
in a war of extermination of what they
‘designntquentiles.
With such facts and other information
‘as we have before us, no reasonable con.
elude that the war is not ended yet—mud
iwe are more and more confirmed in our
‘opiniun heretofore expressed—that these
savages must be whipped in n way that
they will stay whipped." ,
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hlrltl lluny.
The English church having been estab
lished by law in Virginia, became, an all
such establishments are wont to do, exceed
ingly intolerant tavrarda other sects. Iu
prosecution of this system of conversion,
three Baptist elergymcn had been indicted.
at l-‘redrieksburg, for preaching the gospel
of the Son of God contrary to the statute.
Henry, hearing this, rode some fifty miles
to volunteer his services in defence of the
oppressed. He entered the court, being
unknown to oil present save the bench and
Ihe bar, while the indictment was being
read by the clerk. He sat within the bar
iuulil the reading was finished and the king's
attorney had concluded some remarks in
defence of the prosecution, when he arose,
iremheil out his hand for the paper, mnl.
without further ceremony, proc'cedcd with
the. following speech: \
“ May it phase your n'orships: I think
I heard read by the prosecutors, u I eu
tered this house, the paper I now hold in
my hu d. 1!] have rightly understood it
{the ings attorney has framed on indie:-
‘men for the purpose of nrraiguing and
pu sizing by imprisonment, three inolfen.
aive persons before the bar of this court.
I for a crime of great magnitude—as disturb
:ers of the peace. [“9 here read.) Did
i hear an calm-Mien as ifacrime, that
’these menl whom your wot-hi are elm!
to try for misdemeanor, are cfirged with
i—whati" and continuing in a low, solemn
‘tone, " preaching the gospel of the Son of
God!" Pausing amidst the most profound
'\:l« are and lavathlms :I-tcni-‘hmcnt, h»
- slowly warwl thr- p.lpcr thrcc livnc~ aroanl
i hi: head, \\h ‘ll. hit "‘1: his hard; and cyn
- to heaven, with pI- ‘.l.i:!" anII iznprtsive Ni-
V ('i‘L'Q', ll‘ cx ‘lniuiwl: " (I'l‘l'nl (I I] l" The
l‘xt'l I:n:II_?oa—-lh- hard. of li-clin: from lll,‘
i :illtll(lil‘l’~-\‘I'Ul'c o\cl'ponl ring. Mr. Henry
hit-anneal:
- “ .\lay it please your worship: in a day
i like tl:i.~ --whcu truth is ahonl to break her
1 li'llt'l +7 u‘licu mankind is about to he
E aroused to claim natural uul iualicuahla
' rights ..whcn the yoke of opprcwion, thit
.zn‘ reached America, and Ihe unnatural
".lili..nl-c of ecclesiastical and civil power
; are “hunt to he Ilissnlrcil; at such a l)“|"l0ll,
l’, when liherly» liberty of conseicucC» -isl
'falmnt in awake from lli‘l‘ shunlierings, and
- impure into the reason of :nch' charges us
I] find cxl-il-itenl h~'l'c in this iutlictmcul l"
liAnothlr l‘cnrl'ul pause, while the spculm"
* nltl-rnutcly cast his nhurp piercing.r eyes on
- the court and the prisoners, and rcsuniedg
;[“ll‘lnm not dcccived, according to the‘
ilcuntcuts ol' the papers 1 now hohl in Inyl
lllllllitl, these tuen are accused ol‘prcuching
ighe gospel of the Son of God 1 (ircut
God 1" Another long pause, while he
iaxnin waved the indictment around his
head, and a deeper impression was lililllcl
on the auditory. lleamniug his specclul
, " May it please your warships: Ihcro arc
l periods in the history of man, when corrup
i thin and depravity have so long dchased
r the human character, {hat man ainks under.
r the weight of the oppreasor's hand» he. ‘
, comes his scrrilc, ahjcct shire; he lieke thcl
I hand that smitca him; he lion's in passirl-l
. obedience to the mandates of the Ilespow
and inthis state of serrility he reccim the,
letters of perpetual hondage. lint, may ill
‘ p!ease your worshipt, such a day litls paw-i.
mi away ! Fruiu Ihat period when onrli
~ fathers left the land ol’tln-ir nativity luff
‘ settlement in these .\IIn-ricnn \\nldsul'orn
liberty—4hr civil and rehgiom libcrty- ~l‘orlt
liberty of conscience to worship their (Ire-5‘
utor according to their own conceptions nl"
, Hem‘cu's revealed will; from the momentl
they placed their feet upon the Anil-I'icau‘
continent, and in deeply imhcdded forestxh
sought an asylum from peruccutton and tyr-‘
uuuy-~—l'rom that moment dc<potisnl isll‘
crushed—the letters of darkness were lire-II
ken, and Heaven decreed that man aheuldll
be l'rce——l‘rce to worship God according to .
his conscience. Were it not. {or this. lull
vain were all their rufl'criugs and bloodshed ‘1
to snbjugute this new world. if we, their
olfapring. must still he oppressed and per
secuted. May it please your \\‘Dl’alllps,|
permit Inc to enquire once more. for what
are these men to he tried ? This 'm'mll
says, ‘for preaching the gospel of our Sav- ? ‘
ior to Adam‘s fallen race!" And in tones I
of thunder, ho exclaimed: “ "7m! law '
4va ”my rinlalw'!" Wuile the third ‘tluit‘.
in a slow, dignified manner he lifted his
eyes to heaven. and waved the indictment
around his head. The court and audience
were now wrought up to the most intense
pitch of excitement. The face of the pros.
coating attorney was pallid and ghostly,
and he appeared unconscious that hia whole
frame was agitated with alarm. while the
judge. in a trcmulona voice put an end to
the scene, now becoming" cxecrsirely pain
l'ul, by the authoritative declaration——
“ Sherili, discharge those men."
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AFPOINYMSNT.—Cnpt. A. I". “edge- has
been appointed and confirmed as itlporitl-’
tcndem of Indian affairs for Oregon, inl'
plane of Joel Palmer, rt‘luovetl.—Sla!c.vuln. [
Log-l Advenlnmeulm— Alter thia date. (.\prll ‘i
l. '56,) no lrxal advertisement will he lnrrrtid in this-l
paper anti-<1: ill is accompanied by Lin- eaah. l
'l'. “Havana—lf. E. Scrip—rThn-olmlrhteil!
to the Planer-r & Itemocrut once for ulncrlptiou orl
advertising. are Informed that U. R. Scrip will he in. l
hon at par in payincn. of old debts, or even to rcltie'
account! to date—4th .\ wilful. l ‘
‘ MW .
Religious Notices. l
licr. (i. F. \\‘lu'rwoarn .(Prunhylerian (Thurrh) will ‘
prearh regularly on tho ucond and fourth thnth-i‘
at every month. at ll o‘clock, A. 1., and 6 o‘clock“
r. a.
it". 1. l-‘. Daroal. (Mcthndlat Church.) will rprr-arhl
legniarly on th- lint and third ”ablati- «. every
month. at 1! o‘clock, .\. IL, and :l o'clock. l'. I. l
.n/‘n AAMAA '
otmu moon, no. a. l
I)! Ancient Fm and Accepted lamina. holdai
reg-lb! communication on the tint and third
Saturday "eulog- in every month. I
All numbers of tho order in good standing are lnrl
ted to attend. I‘. F. MUELIIUY, W. 11.
.vaA AM
I. O. O. I'.
Tan regular meeting of OhYll‘lA Mona. No.l. at'
the ixoaruour Orion at ("In "no“. lo iii-till
every Saturday "minty. at tl| o‘clock. In the bulldhur‘
.imnerly ocoupiad by \ to. Rutledge, twu dour: cut uI’I
tin \Vrhlugtml Hotel.
All mmlnra in good «muting in the order. are lnvl
ted to attand. D. (2. BEAT \', Hee'y.
» Olympia. Oct. 10. mas. .
m
Diuolutlou. . ‘
THE Cwortnerolwa heretofore exhtiairumlerihe ‘
noon and Inn Goody t Wiley In the imblic ‘
of the " Pioneer and Democrat." II | to day (111-aim
by the mutual eon-neat of both pamu. l
The haiku. uuanto. do" arnughy arrangement:
horn left for uttleinenl with the rcmalniuir partner «(I
wold firm and oy whirl: tho lii-hia or the unieo will lael
“fluted. the [potent lira: alone are anthortxod to r:-
re re and wt fur debts due raid old llrll.
Those kn a; thermolvro indebted for nubncrhn
than. Mnrtiaing. or uthonrino. are truncated to make j
tin-iodine manual. 1
GOUDY & WILEY. .
Olympla. Mum-t sth. IMII.
_M 1
Notice. I
wil, the undersigned baihlinir camraittpe. have let
the contract for tho Incl-loin. at tho him no i
won” in thin plug: and in order in facilitate todl
l‘orw th- entnrpoiaa. wo an new under the nmul-l
Iy otukinlmr tho (and- tiaat have hear. an chum-"y.
mbttribed at this purpoae. our tri-md- wlli confer a:
are." l'arar on 111 by «omitting the cash and trim]
(which they In}. alarmed to give to a. church):
with Mr. Wm. “rig . In: he hour woolen-id
he will air» the [minor audit. WI- mid be glad ta {I
tiara all the (and: h.“ earl a» the 10th:)! tliio,
month. We alao aapoct to nudvthe work and materi
-.I that. has been prufired by our cltluno. In a wry?
man-n. o I
ALP!!!“ “All, I
. D. 11. IlGIU)“ . 3
Building Can—mm ‘
Olympia. .\ll]. Olin. "so. I
' 'ISIveI-y stable.— ' ' " '
\VIXG pun-ham! 111. mt of AJ. Baldwin. '
Hin the Livery Hollie. Mariam-n and" throne,
of AJ. liddwiu I! (141.. l a- prepared lol’urni-h goody]
I-ddhuhza-Juidnailhadwlteamluum art-3|
Ci In .
Mama good vaca- yanl and oai-.llay,h-.,.tnyall
an laughter trait-Lin CW,“M¢ err, lawn! I
run.
EDMUND s'l‘LVmTi-th. I
nnmpi, Jan 25th. Ins-z. tr.
i’lllliLHHTlilN.
.\-i-:irr- ’r -:u 'in i.l .i n- ..‘_n\\' llnl llu- nail I: out
t-n-imi. \‘ . m-u .v I l .i‘ mm- l-iun ~l nu 2.0 m: ~ll'lil k
in l! .t 1.. Am r ‘.3 (h. \ninm‘m-r‘ nl' “Lu-hill“ vn :llill
tin-gnu.
'l'.u~ ti- rh mi» N l 'i' win lmlll'vll Inn"- :lli‘lml) r\ -
pin-d T“. N' ul In» Ilill|l|.|l\'l‘ niil uplu- in nuan
~i\ m-r-l —.
l'l. ..~l..li.l.|'_’“~ ruin: .l mud lu- ln ill 'i'ill lull-w nl'lr-r
..lur. 'm- -'i' .- k lili llm lndinn tn'wx nrr u-mly i'nr [wr-n
ill.::ui' in m». A l"|ll ".\.-l llwn furv .vzuiu Iu- Inn-h»
up .u “h I' Ill’llill‘Wl ul' Ilw I‘Jllo'th nl' \\‘udnnui-vn. .
‘l'ln lr: us. iu- n l\ll||\\li. that l. l~:.-u I. Slt\"‘ll~.‘
Luna-mu --l tilr tv-rrilnryul \\ :I‘lll‘i,’ ‘iltl'illsllil'|l|la'i‘
my Iu- L'l.ll|nllll|ll. I-ziilin': upon tin tlll/t-lh m‘ lin- said
“TA“ 1:}, i'- r tn-Inonpuniwul‘lnunnlc-l lnvn,.~un.~i~t--‘
in; rl- .l ol’mn- t'uplum, tlu-rn- Livult n.nlt<. t'uur 51-h!
KW M l“ H‘ V 'ruvmn .unl on:- hundn-d lurivnnm. tinr‘
l. l.:- mi ml on lht' :- vnul iuuuiAllnurhu‘a at Ft. Stu-1
\i-m. \‘r-hn )umirir: tlw nlln-r on [LP t‘olnluhii. li\'er~
hv- ul 4, inrlru. Vunm-n'vr. .‘iml ‘J some for uixl
in r :lu .nilr-ss soun- r lll‘l'llllTL'l‘tL
.‘ [‘lu- l'lvllillfli nu will mgnnlv-v in). the rim-[inn oflllrlr
...ii 1-H. Qunril-rlnasu-r lawn-ml .\iiliu-r will art it: live
purulling um.”- ..r the mmpuny an tln- Sunnll. nnd
llllall'il-nlu-‘ltr .‘-iill.|nl,o€ the «nun-any to be mixed on
Lll‘ t" 1..m1r.n river.
tlhsll undrr my hand will seal M tllyinpll. thin Ind!
Hi i; --l' .\naunt. .\. It hill. and or lin- independencel
..i in. l‘:.'n \i sm tin-\Mglnirth. |
ISA \(‘ l. STEVENS.
.' By the (low! r.
. Hun- \\'. Suu'n. A ting Sn-n-tnry W. 'i'.
l lilunpin. An I am, iN3l' . «m.
\. uncc Mo - t; n o the ”reach.
The uud-‘kad h unlh min-d to mill»! n chill n
'nnl‘ um: lnnnlr nmunlui \ plnntuerd. :u :crvc onl;
numliu. il wit mom-r dim'll uwl. , P
Jidstfin nil-lung l-n-nli-t 'Jlljm’tn tin- tier
xmn-rl at Olympia,“ up “'hitileld hil‘tley. It ‘urt
Slim-Int.
I It will he to tln- hill-nut nl’ lllt' volunteer to [u ixh
hit own h uw- anti _nnllil. hut where thin-alum
ll mu, thvy uili lu- I'lll'uislxvd liy the uud-eminent; un
in tln- unvcrlnnrnt lim- n cunnidemhle >upplynl how
nml Ulln r .ll‘li |«~~ un inuul. ull 111 l art a xoodoultit.
. \llrlllllll'l'l’d \\‘ill ruudvzruum nt [‘an Slow-nu. Ihom
:‘utiulm Ind rump mlllipuuu will be l'umixhod until the
volnpuny H urmnm-d.
\\')l. W. MILLER,
' lzr. .\lml- r and t‘uln. nun. W. T. V.
“ Ulylllplfl. Aug. 4,1 M». nIU-lr.
l Cami: M noting.
l". hilt-- thi< a}. mi‘tunily to invite the ~- .ln-ol‘
l \V thn ln-rrit my. It willwnl I'I‘LIIINI to morn: nnr~
ll) .) in Ittvnvl n ru'np inn-«ting at Furl liurhllv: I. unit--
[01:4 .ui'oim lllilll'. ll nu} tn- .\.-ll lur than who nt
h-ml. lu lurhlx lln'ir own lti\l\"~l'lll4 ll' puv‘lhfr. Sui-l
mm «in; nil! runmwnro on Friday llr- .‘illl 4i.|_\' ut' Sq»-
itr-mly-r: :It ll .i'rlwk. Thia .nm-tmx' wil inrl nle tin
‘li'no at our hut :,n.irl--Ily mi'"ll|l'l inr t'll‘ u-mnn.~
'l'im 'll'l‘K}'llll-l| ul lhi‘ u-rnt u')’ nn- lit-wily «ilicitcii
10. nm-l with on and hike l part in lln- I-x- ruin-u.
. J. I-'. inzrnnn.
‘ (lly'npin. .\llg.:~t hi. l-bli.
. V . _. r \,,_l
i To \t hum It may Concern ! '
"l‘iiE public properly lwrl tllllllil h the volunteer or
uunimti In of thi‘ wmlnry will rhurily he mid
tn the lliglnwt Inddcq l‘ur M‘rip than d by the Quilter
l math-r and t‘x-nnnin-ury (inner-ill. and nmu’ wed iuy llll'
‘l‘iizlllllillllli'f inwlm l.
‘ I'l-r-ulu thenflqulut‘inx ucmunlfl Igninallhe vol
n:ltn-r umnnimtmll n'nl who tunly \vi~h to make Inn'-
‘rlu-«w ur’ thuJlnhlir prowl-Ky I'll pen-rive the nodal
lnily i’ur 1111 l ing In their Mrountu to the dill’vrvnt
‘qulrturmutknt and getting m-rlll tuned on the name
{without drluy. .
‘ \\'llul.l.\.\l \\'. \lll.l.l'Tll.
‘ ‘Q. .\l. and ('onl. (Sen'l. “I T. V.
. Ulymniu. .\ux-urt int. Into. :lu-tt
To Printers.
'l‘lll-Z nndon-imml own for ale tn tin- " run." the
[allowing nrticlru. direct from the New York loan»
(trim. I'ltl All In arr-d minerals pithy“. Indy for
tampon-lion M on,- port ur the utute, without my
ulditlonul ( spent: lur " lmxingz" ‘
1 font Luol-Hnlso nun. ( Brlti.) liuglc.
' tlllu'tl! nnd [unlit-l. with lnitred pier
Jitililyln] from m to [arty ulna pin. on
diulu-u-inu eutimly with the use at tho ‘
than and uh. "00' .
i (am double English (Histamine Script,
(at In) 00 .
2| (‘ul<. (electron-nIK "O" "No." Ind
“ [taught or," for c c u and hill-ileum. F
l C|II,GIIM size. (very nulr-rlur. ,’ t‘. ‘
I impala! Stone. 32k?!) 4 Inc . 88 ‘
i l [mining Btu-M. in NI!“ inc . :40
l .\‘u. '.l [nun-rill Hell-lukint Much no. 175
1 l Unutt': " Yank” (lam) PM“ 150
i (11-20 m”) H. SANDY. ‘
‘ " To“ TALK UVl’ll‘l." 1
it!) Wuhlnrtun nth-ct, :Lru Panel-co.
Olympia, .\tlllh! ht, H 513. Sit-t!
Administrator’s Notice.
‘ VOTICE lc hereby given. that tho nniieraignl-rl Inn
‘ 1 taken nut lrllen ni Idminhtnti'nn on the eshte ‘
[of {humus 11, l-‘lucclt. into or i’ion'n munty [INK-filed.
.\ II ll‘r‘on‘ knowing themxclvu indehu-ll to the bat-t:
luv mluuw to make immediate payment: and All
thaw hm ing: rlnllu- again“ .ld (Null? In: rollnnted
iln Inn-tout tin-m duly anthenth-ntul, for tell oment.
Edam- sunny-«l to he mrlmnt. ‘ .
.' - Jollx I'. FAVOR".
l Adminivtrulor.
I Steilacon'n. July fltlr, 18.36. 3m39
; School.
Till: srroncl qnnrtnr or Mr. and .\lrs. Whitwnflh'n
' moo] will t‘tbflllltlllfl‘ on Monday. Angina! tin
ltth. All tlll-_Yuu-Md of no Enzlhlh and t‘lualicul
huh-calm on nclmhd in their tonne—uni no inbou
will be I and to nuke tlriranxh Ichul-m Tenn oi
tuition £0 lune u lat quarter-~05. 111. 'l‘ Ind tlll.
lax-cording tn .dvnnr'eu‘ont. Ito-row; our in lumlnlr
.ed for pnpih from the 12mm!” on nurh term in I!-
J 51ml tn plvmnt u runnot ml in prove until-factory.
lv‘ur lumbar wflkuhrn, infinite of the under-laud.
I 't . I‘. WHITWORT .
V 11. [-2. WHITWOR’I’II.
i Olympia. July N, Hid. an»
I N otlcc ~
[IS HEREBY GIVEN thnt ltttcn of ndninl-tntlon
. have been granted by tho Prob-to Court of Thom
inn mum . w. T..!» the ““33?“ upon the estate
at WiLl.lA|l WHITE. Item .lm o! Thwmon
mum .W. T.. burial this Jolly “111. 1856. Al per
son havl china min-t Isl mm In mm
to llmutnauun within on you "I'll date: um!
All mm indebted tn laid “tun m mun-ted to
- nuke human-to amount.
HAROARET I. WHITE.
l Olympin. July 1.1, “till. "I“
I Notice
Ifi HEREBY givm ,that lettu- of ulmluinntlm
“M the rut-ta of JOSEPH H. CONNEIt. “of
Thum- county. do Mud. Im‘n been lit-uud bl tin
Probate (‘nnrt of aid county at the la y tut-In. BM,
tn the unuh-rxifmd.
' Pem'nl 11-v n. mime unlut aid «at. will an
sent than pmperlv Intlwmlnted. locmdlnl tn w.
for ymeni' will-llama mt from dob—and than
'1 Inttln unn.
l ' ANDREW J. CHAIBERH.
3 Administrator.
; Olympia. July lath, him. “'37
- “___. _. _- , _...._.—_..._ __
1 Notice
l 11l IlEltElH’ fll'cll that letter! of ndininiatrntl .
[with the wil nun-led] upon the male of Jill!)
EDGAR. lot: of Thom county. drccuvul. have Iron
‘gmnted lry tln- Pmluto Court of mild county I'- the
July term. not. to tin: nndardgnoul.
} l'ur-om having claims nguiutt mid estate will pr:
meal that pmperly nutlmitlcuted, according In luv,
‘i'or payment-and Ihlfloilltkhh‘d will will: the m
l Jonn u. SWAN.
. Atllninixtnuvr, ('. 'l‘. .\.
Oiyln ILI. Thin-ton county.
Olympia. Jnly l.'-. IRM. Anvil;
Notice.
LL rwnl imlrlpu-d to the lute " Tripod "mm.- '
A litllgr hy noun or nthgrvrln. In informal thnt‘
lr'm'lrd Slum Sen}: will be taken, nt PAR. in liq
mant of IBM thin: “or“ ‘
In" mart. II 111 a -
y Ew'l‘lfl "L'GEiL
April «in. 1m m
M P. BURNS.
mn'swmx no SURGEON.
I [CI-INTM'I'PZ of the (unity of Phplclnm and
A Harm. HIII‘O'. Scotland: llll‘lnhvr of the
Cullen of Playulclam null Summon. Cumin.
lining in the “Earlene. of foumen 31min “It
limit-anion Ind rut :0! V
.lllz‘DlC NE AND S Uliofilfnldr', in
in all it. vultur- l-nncln in ima. In t
l'nilod saw. all low I 330 m 0! Wm,
l’irrre county. W. 'l'..ran he consulted u Alton. .
l, 1.--A supply of genuine lodiclne on lumi-
Termn random". l
Jan. 13. l~i3.'v-.:lmivl .
LIST Ul" LETTERS remaining in the [‘o4 Office at
Olympia, nn llm :‘nllh duy ur Juno. hm!
.\lhlt-mntl. il-‘nry \\‘a ‘min‘, Simuel
.\ln‘znq. .m- .l. \\‘u’lurflnmn
.\uwll. II nwr Wil n. IUNHIMII
. Mm, ”luau.- \\'u;fi-.y, luau
llrnwn. Ju-uu Turner. (‘lmlv'lnan 3
llJrn‘. R Ila-r! Th-unpknu.('nmcliul
under. R. I'. l'Lcn'u, A. \\g
. I‘naun. 6. “1 I'm-m. \Vln.
('lvmlvnin. “In. 5. Reed, l-h'urlhu:
‘ll‘lllll'l‘. .\. Iluntun Slum, W. B. .
[Ln E~, thu H, .\lw v'uy. lk-lsoy
j nun-n , .lu~n'!:h my. r. Ihmrgr
'quid, l~‘r.mu is 2 M uhlmJ—mquh
1 l-Ivkvlr‘. JI-m: » Pinch, Hum‘nc l“
,Fil-‘i;, Hull-"I “nu-um. (k H.
‘F‘aln-rty. Eduard - Hun. “In 2
\‘rrnnu. Jnlnl It. Jumimu). Jams»
‘ l'rri'vn'l rnllinq (hr the :I‘um'e letter!» nill plum: Nl)‘
I llny are mlwfliml. . ‘
I rJ-fiA \\ .\l. BUTLEXKIL. l'. .\I.
I u - as. .‘1
( STEAMEB TRAVELER.
; J. n. mmmn, Ju..MAs"nn.
[FROH 01. \‘ .\l P! A rim STEII.A~ ,1-”
(‘00)!u-.\EA'I‘TLE.semi-wg-kly. . Wll4.
For lrcighl or plwx' u I]! ' un ~. ‘
board. $ P 5"... ‘33“
Olympia. June 27th, bin. "34-“.
’Regmer and Receiver-’7‘ Notice
To HETTLEHS
IS Townshlp l” .\‘mu uf Hung:- 4 \\‘ul,
.. .. ‘ .. .. .. 10. u
.. .. 17 u .. u 3 ..
u .- 20 u .. u. n ..
u _ .. 1H .. .. .. ' But.
u .4 2‘; .. .. .. ‘ ..
le übm’o tawn-hipx lm'lng Inn-n numgwd mm! the
y u than)! nppmvul on the following date. Mk
I“: :—-l"eb. 29th Ind May “at. April dlh, Juan-n}
23m. nulry L’hll, mud Junuu-y um. ‘ ‘
All wing rl-hun 0r part. of (‘Xnimd‘
‘llwrrin. m n qnu n m umwlr nl the lmnl ()Mre for‘
‘lhr llmrlc‘ ul “lull 13km 'l'errimry, at Olympia.
‘u‘Jhin thirty day: mu uud al'lrr the “ht day of
‘.Vnu-mlwr nut, urlm-vl nln that than I! wurcnlohl.
when and ch-rc we xlmil - Inn-yum] lo receive ”.4-
‘nufilll‘nliuni .vr lhrir (Lln'u full“ lively. and \‘lllrr
1 upon the ndjwunem nnd ~eu eunem‘uccmding t 0 law.
of I“ u-nnlliun or boundary m which mly he found
lo oxinl among lhun.
Gwen nndvr nnr hunch 0b mpia, this 2.3“: day of
June. MG. .
\\‘.\L . STRK'KLER, Regina-r,
11. Yr]. ‘6. Receiver.
\ Jum LN, PM. (MIN
1 A Farm 0 Rent.
The umlu-nimml lu-iug irou« uf going lulu otllu'
llll‘lllr“! mmld lnlonn - public that he lam I lam]
"iuiw wlm II he will flint nu nduuuumuu u-rnm to
any III'HII'I wh fnnv [NI dimmed In like the NI .
II in rimmed me tin: claim In! Joseph liar-It. «a
Skmkum (‘1 Act. Thuntnn I'mml . known In the
" \Vnurll rl m." (in It then- iI lyiuhout mo lrm
uudvr h-Ilcv nul "ulllutiuu. with mum- 100 ncru of
lntamliny: gnu n. (in it llmn- id in mud hum. nml mm
fnrtuuln- hon with Other onlAhull‘linui, with fumim'
lllllpll'llil‘llll t: 111-op the claim In urdcr Inll good r 6
mr. »A m-xn uh I family I: dwind. Tenn- made
{flown on nppll ntion tu
GEO. WANG".
June 21. “56- 3“!
.- 7-- ._ .. *N -____._A --.,._
‘
1 JONES. TO§IN & 00.
l limpet-tor- _fobbors,
‘ Cm qua-u-a and W“.
\ SAN FRANCISCO. .
Alli-2 now propun-dtn DEL-r to the trade I In? and
well “gutted-lock M Mulde Pull Ind Inter
‘Gmdn, mind per m-ent urrlv-hucolnyrinlnfi‘:
\ Bonnet [lll-Inna. “lurk Ind (‘ukml \ elvet bhoul.
‘ “'th “(I llluk Hilk lilo-k Luca. Mild-l Flatten”
Penman .ntl I’lumme one! Ind Sula ln-efllonn Iml ;
Fdflnp, lMlon’ Rnbmldtrd (Winn. Blane: uud
1‘1; manta. Thu-d “I‘M! uud has. Englhh Illukl
"nymnnd I general vulct‘y unite Intent uud mt Ip-‘
pmvcd utylenof lillcnery _iondw. I“ Ind Emme-‘
r'm. Alan— ‘ . l
Ronn' \\‘ontenhulmn' Ind Hamel .lt Sun- Pocht‘
‘Knlvn, Sci-ton. Rum. and Ram W. Bum- M
ii" dowrlgtfimm'mnuh, Needle-t. Plan, 1“?“
‘lllnlllngs, ‘Mnhs Ind lirunhn null kIMsJ self-r»!
‘ ('h|ldmu‘ "Ml". lelu' Ind Gentlemu' (“mm Md
‘Hndkmhhfn. 7:th Wanted. Trimming! Ind
Rnldl. lndln Rubber ll», Awrwl Toy. Ind Baliel‘
Wu MII. and mm CNII bulb. (hue Bun.
.‘lhnt Helm. um] Pouch". Porto Ilnnull. Envelope. und‘
hum Pap", twinned Ind Mclll, Bud Penn, uncl‘
Ink. Aluo-u 1
An exterkllivc nml vlmln-o numrtment nf Pcrhunery.
\‘nnlm- I German Notionl. .tc., «k. 1
l All of which will In- nohl nl. the latest nit-a fxvrrn-ll.‘
a- N. IL New (Jo-m mam mm N" York by‘
lewry Itumcr.
I Numlfltll, IRS-i. maxim:
.., __.___ __-." ._ ”..-, .. a..-‘ ._ t ‘
WELLS, FARGO 11. 00's I
Oregon, calm-h and Atlantic sum
EXI‘IIBS COMPANY.
"-' ‘ Tnnsnm Purina-J‘lwolu, Letter!
J and l‘n-Ight ton-rad than all puts
1)! thlnxtwn I‘9me by eve‘z
nit-tuner In ll part» of Cullmmln und he Atln
sum. lenvlug tin- nfflw .1 Olympia übont the sth sud
20th urn-cry month.
nnm Emlllvd on ('dlromln md nil the Faun
clues. an partlcuhr nfluflhm paid to the whet-m
of mm. account... kc., in 11l pm. of the Unludl
Stain.
“xii-srd"; far the pumhup of morehondlue, Mill:
he” Attended to with punctum'y null dh kh. .'
H. \V I.LIAHS‘.‘AnnI.
M II» nan: .011. k C. E. Williams.
Olympln. Pub. lfl. NM.
Dissolution.
The rormmnhl‘? hequm “Ming under the
1|!on 1:le OMI‘SO. . ("NISSAN t CO. k W- in
dimlrul by "mull wnnnt. All hadn'- Ippetldn
ldm to the old ar- will be attended to try (Eu-nun a
‘llnnl-y.
J AME THOIPEON.
..LAWRENCB BRENNAN,
IMHHAI. CAMPBELL.
THOMAS CIANNBY.
Penu'n Con. Wkldby'l Mud. w ”.1350...“
Notlee to the Pnblle .
TllAl‘lhvo amend my band Chill. 100-ml as
laid the L‘hehnllgver.‘lawh «filmy. T.. and fur
»: ' non n on In .
"p. M ‘ A. I. WILSON.
06L”. “WP—Ct!
N OTICE
0"! ch Inn: Arugul.‘ ’
‘ olynq-h'. w. 15mm. 1335. f ‘3
ALL Madly [llth within the llnhl of the Pont-
Sound erch.hu-e bun dimmed by m. to ten
(know u m rauowlnwunlno an“ further-mien:
Had “r Nonll MyH ntully.§bflm,o|fi HID
bur. thun'u 111-mi. Beanie. I'ort Orchid, eln’l
I‘m: Ind mk lurlwrr -nml Dn J. B. Wuum-ppolnc-
Speck! .\‘em. tn lunk after time lnrllm It [um-t
"camped M the Head n! North lhy “Tug! Sulli
mum, ”in lhrhwr. nnrl \‘a-lmn‘a [mu . . HAY
nnn. lplloilllt-ll Spechl ngent to loot Iflvrthve en~
ram ml a! Seattle nnd Pun Un-huni.—lunl ('npt. Fn'
null 5». "M., Special Axum: for that: «manna 11.
on llurbnr. I‘mn‘u Cu". Ind lltfllnen’ Hat ron
‘ mm". '. mml. .
.\‘huuid it In «mud mum-.m-rm-enl hund- o!
' Indian! will b.- muximl m wrupy “to .1 mm 1-
m-ly. In“ I mum flu: ink-Mum: In the MW“
{ thw- m‘enl umnmllnn-nu. w upon at am any air
‘ ununl mnrnmcnu on tho pm u! these ludl-nlmumy
nm' uflhr- übm—g mum-d Spa-ill qunt-mr to me._ It
Olympia 11. . SIMMONS.
special Ind-n .4 ‘l.
i hum Emmi erd.
Grand Molina Nursery. '
llnviux mmmud AM of Nurse to 0! 'm In.
W. T.. [at the hue: ennwnizn’cn of ml: min“. I
would he luv imm‘ull lumolluu It" «the
nnkflkfalfidl; um K. llurd. Welt: r the Olym
h nl] tho-u. . a,“
For "an «Io of "run I,
L. D. DWI!-
”lymph. Doc. 20 1856. u. I“;
__ .-.—__._____.-__..._.__,.,_...
Flue VII-unl- Tohueo.
El. BACIMXIN'I‘O BRAND-“omit hm:
:1 mxmm- ““J. ...... =
a over to .
Thu- nlxm hand: 0! can’t Hula-I'- um
Inn-Mn. In M- h cult. for-II Mr
I mu. 1!. PRICIIARD.
34m- melum.
; Agent for we Inn-flaunt.
I“. l.l"'16 an-Sll.
. 5 once
. HEREBY gin-i um inn-m or . m...
nut. in n minted luy the Probate Cogflt‘fsh‘fi:
ma couuly and Territory of '-\'|-.<l.'m' hill. to the under
Jmell. (m il|(~ stile of BESJAIfiN BROWN (h
--!veml, llli' nl nil] couul'v. ’
. All pt'mln‘ luvinx chum Ifuinht Q: mtn
n-quire.‘ in pmmt ihcmalt l the nmry web.
l'l’i. within um- yvur from thin Ilm. at his luldtnu
It ”I“ (hustle-u. .\ll hum indelrled to luld emu
un- mllcd upon to "MAC immediate pnymrm.
JAMES TRYILV. '
Allminlrtnbor.
(':l~\‘_|d’!-t .\luy 111. 1850. 8'34 '
LOOK "ER E !
Thuw iuk-nwtnl are mpecifnllty informed 111-t (h.
notes. haul“. moan-tn. .hz. or . .J- WESTBROOK.
qu' nf ’llumum (Yummy. have been leit with the un
tll‘.’-lL’l.4'll in: cullrrllvm.
A lulrliuli or «m Menuhin rhmllt‘ have been long
ninrl- puhi. The mum have been lnr sum. tirm due.
and nnlvw {ll‘lllfln will n\ all (ileum-hm A {the coming
mouth in adj-null": the amt, tin-y will probably find
’thrw urcunnt- plumi in much hunt-I Ind 111-p. I:
Will Insure tln'lr collection.
{ EDWARD FURsTI, A m.
‘ I‘. S. Walnut»! Tun-it"ia Icrip hkun E ply
mrnt ui' meonntn u cur-rm! no.
()Lunlm, June I|. 1356. “'33
Notice
ils HEREBY GIVEN that ietten of admlulltntivl
.' have 111'“ gnum-d by the i‘mbale court D'skulll'
min vanity, and Terrimry of Washington. to the un-
Idoniguul on thn ehld‘t‘ or Gauge Gmnwold,decmed.
‘ iuu- uf~nil| mmvy. .
1 All “Til”!!! Inning rluims «guinst the deceucd II’F
n-quusu-d ta pl'eflt‘lll them. with the newt-rural vouch
loru. within one your from "I“ dun,“ M! n- eat! It
in.» GIL-tilde“. Ail pomom indebted tonid cm In
NIH-d upon in make inunml'utc [lnyxm-nt.
' c. J. PALMER. Adm‘r. .
(Hummer. Slay 111. 1556. 0'33
CLOTHING WAIEIOUIB.
’ .._
i
WM. G. BADGER.
NO. 100. '
Battery Stream
I Illl'tfl‘llll nl new variety of CIDTHIXG AND
[ rvnxisnm; (mom; «1-. of BLAME-m.
ltl'l'K]tllll.[4B.s“i-Zl-I'I‘INGS,HATS,(‘APB,3OOm,
.\Nll lIIIOiMNH.
ll" RECENT ARRIVALS hu mind I very In?“ .
iul'ulu‘ of the mowtfi
m“l‘l|ilf Rlykl 0f ('lollln‘.
mnl it iu "k‘ LARGE-ST STOCK ever okrnd 111 (111
umrkri. The 51min m: manufactured under lay on
lilison‘ixlnn, are of the but uteri-l, roll out, but
sizun. and made in the mint dnnhl- num- ‘ ’
'rnnlcru from the Country '
Axe inn-lied tu exunlne this HEAVY STOCK, and
they will [lull the priced LOWER than they who
(ound oiwwhrm In tho run-ht,
i'un‘immrn nny "11...” m‘elvlug the but all most
salt-alik- “001“,!“ u: Irtlelo is manned.
Union- fmni the country promptly Ind sinfully ai
h'ndml lu.
10,000 pnln umMF-ncy Cut-hum Pal-11.
10.000 pair» manned l-‘lncy ml Plain slum Plato,
7,000 pain Linnen Pink. .
'2 ,000 psi:- Goodyear: Rubber Pull.
1M iloodyeuru luhber Cont.
200 cuel aways:- long null-hon mm.
200 We. minim mm?
1,000 dun super Flume durum.
200 «ion Puncy Can-linen om.
Limo do! White Shlrtl.
650 an lum'y lllcm’gfilbirll,
.500 My Check It.
800 an e mu Shirts.
600 dm haven! um
300 da- Re Tum
200 do: Grey inn-cl Unbnflrtl.
4.50 do: lam wnol Drum. '
1 160 do: Bic-r Drill Drum.
i 1500 I'll! Orr .
1M Denlm I 11,
1,200 do: cl 11l Wool Seth. '
lfl‘m" "31‘3““ W'm'
'1 a
I m an ”WNW. ‘
200 do: brlc HM, '
150 do. Balk.
mg: is low. .
coo c Gold inn,
1,000 ' om».
I an out I am. 1': .
3.000 0 -
I 3,3 M'- dim You, / .
r :3 in: ‘ ind M 111-Ins. .
. w. .
‘ Mi halos Drills.
60 huh- ulorkd M.
. .m-azhasr ‘ « , r
00 oin- I _ '. v
| Fur-lab] Immg ‘. ..
z W W , ‘ 'm
_ 100 Buttuy m, e:- .-
i n
i N.8.-—NoMnldfint-11. ”22: .
‘ 1 1
[name new“.
HP: undminerl in MI In In» ‘
‘Thymhhwwmthm .
‘nonnbeu-m— vincntudupllgsulll "
; hle home. on the can" of Fourth m ,
immediately appoint. tbs I'd-lulu (Id. Mk I:
plum-“ 1:" o the ton. ‘
all?“ will bahruifidwlththhmlhw
I! O '
noon: can he fnmllhid KW.
can «qu ,
Olymlrln, Nov. 16,1855. not: . " ‘ -
i . .
2 Hampton Edna. -
s. L. D. WETBIOOK, Plan-Inn);
me. am, rum-menu“.
TEE cltlm of Oh .
in War, nun—l I -
maxim“... ~ -:=
I I
endenrortomnhltu mar-wt for 3"»
mu run: him with My m. ‘ ,
r: ulnli be the constant min
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