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lel'tltl'l Depreciation. ‘
Subjoined will be found :1 letter from Mr.
B. C. qucn, Indinn Agent at \Vhlt‘
m, to hll Excellency Gov. McMrmx, in-‘
lamb: him of the depredntione uud inur
d-I recently committed by a number of
Northern Indium upon a party of miners,‘
on their wly from Beilinghum Bay to Vic
torie, u lino 3 letter from Mr. 0‘ l’.
Minus, of Steilncoom, detailing the ad
venture: of Mosul. Pmmsox nnd Cmr,
.couple of gentlemen en route for the new
ninee via the Nehchee pass, and the hostile
ettitnde of the Indium whom they met on
their we), in consequence of which they
were induced to return
The following no the letters referred to:‘
Sniucoox. June in, was.
007. PAYII'I'I IcliuLuN—l have the honor to
inn-nit to you informntion received from Mr. Ueu.
Pukinlon, whole". here for the mines Vin Nnches
Pun-tow do): “one: “We expected to find every
thing quiet-e reported by some at the tribe which
Intel, Arrived from there, (Clickntut nation), but
tumour lorpriu on being met on the other aidi
-0! river bflltufiemd “ Joe," I chief who in‘
M NM 1! took the 80mm: over the
mountain that they would be ecniped cud Nelnun
Ihln the ulna it ought. i thought the most proper
noon. to pursue we: to return to the Hui-kicshoot
“I infirm the Bergennt in comm-mi o! it, in order
that In my inform the oilioeru oi" the glrrison n! the
unit. Ouhi. the heod chief of the Clickut-tu he:
neon “Mi Imonu the Neches indium inciting them
to wet." e Ilfl tint Kit-up is amped on Green
mwtth I Iml body guard. tolerehly well untied,
old thet ‘ Joe' in to [u umong the Niequii indium,
but for whntgtgze he doe- nnt know. {in further
up: "l! llooootu people or other: or the
‘u-rieou wunt to take Kim. let them hand me
word lid 1 will {etch him d or nlive in one week
no. now, u i know when to find him."
Some other ulneble inform-titan is cont-incd in
Ir. Perkinaon‘l letter which I cannot communicwe
[or went a! time. In the eteuner leave- immediately.
[WM fit [out thin much you ought to know.
Your obedient eerv-nt,
V 0. l’. MEEKER.
( .
Beuon. June it, 1868.
How. l-‘nrrrl McKULLIN, Gov. oi W. 'i‘. :
Sir—l hve the houorto inform you that the North‘
ll unce- m coming into our watch: in lnrge nuin»
he“. “Md and equipped for murder Ind alnndcr.
thew! neither whlta nor indium. but hill umi
rob riminltely All they meet. A pnrty of men
M Scottie on their wny to i-‘rnzcr river were
amped on on island near this Buy, some three night.
flue. an: of the [vlrty have been murdered, multin
ceuoe Ind provisions belonging to the whole party
mien. Some three or four at them huve managed to
“up. tothlulliwe in n tanning vnmiitiun—luriny
hen tonne-i in the woods some three days.
Joe Falter. one of our best citiuul from Seattle,
awakening-A. - .. . . A. . ,
-6—OéE-fisr‘ie-rtiifdltc Funntrhoy, Inn just lnfurnmi
le t et eleven large -izo.l run we were :lil)n‘;~ilit‘ nt
hie vet-cl. all men nrmcrl and [minim] tor iliiwliivi‘.
Tho Foulrlroy In king judt outside of thin Buy. 'l‘hv
Sol Bird report» ‘1 inrge cenoen. Ivnll loaded Vi'llil
wnrrlort entering Victurln hnrtmr us they (‘ulnt' out.
end two hundred more on their wny and ex lectnd in
INI week. Thin will make Our wntvn niin: with
the“ Northern devils. All of the ndjncent islands
will he overrun with them, end indiecriminntc murder
will he per‘pctrnted on all with whom tlwy mcrt‘
Bmm 0 my indlans who were on n nmnll islnml
at here. hove been Attackedmgnnu, canoes. lluli
every thing they had leen, and barely excnped with
“I lived. One cluohmen he: been nude n priwncr
united. If we hnv'nt n wnr etenmer here at once.
may vulnehielivee will he lon, enthe sensor will
Inhoinrreetforceinefewdnyn.
l report theee fut-t to you thet you my take such
notion in the pains-2e u ytadmey‘think ptroper.
w , ouro I'll KIWI!) .
\u, , E.C.PITZEUGH.
The powerful hostile combination new
(lilting on the out side of the mountains.
with the Inceeu recently gained by the
hostile lndiene over the commend of Col.
Same, render-I it extremely dimcnlt to
eeeflectnre to whet extent disnfl'ection iney
greed Among tribe: not over-loyal in their
fthndollip to our people. Slight succeed in
enflelent to elete the mind of en Indian,
end dilpole him for rnpine end plunder.—
The hoetiie feeling exhibited by Kits-p to
werdl Mean- Pnrkineon and Cedy, are no
doubt nttribnteble to thin mace-e.
In entlcipetion of these events, end from
the limited number of troops on the Pacific
ooeet which could be epnred {or our growe
tlon—the limited number and toe ective
force composing the garrison: on the Sound
——et Steileooom, Port Townsend, Belling
lem Bey. the—which at any time my be
called upon end ordered to the out ride of
the mountain {or more active operations—
ch. Mann" hue been indneedto nuke
I reqnleition npon Cert. Fuuumrr, unvnl
commends-t et Mere nlnnd, Ceiifornie, for
e- clective veuel of war, to crniee on the
Sound end northern weterr, for the pro
tection of our citizens. The Governor i:
doing, end will do, nil in his power to pro
mote the welfere of the Territory end its
peg: but it should be remembered tint
lei the ermy or nevy ere et hie cou-
Inend. It rem-inn to be seen whether the
nevel commendnnt will comply with the re
sent or net. A Vessel of war would prove
onbie thleufrotection to our territory, its
citinnl e property, then all the militery
germ now entebliehed within ill hon
re—however good the will of it- oflcen,
or the promptin- of their movemente.
LII-end we lilo give an extrlct from n
priveh letter of our delegate in Congress,
which will frilly show that he, never here
tofore. in fully alive to every went of the
Twang” , end tint ell the energy Ind
Ibilig which he in to pro-eminently por
, will be exerted by him in our be
hell to ohtdn the protection for which our
legilletare hoe—year after year—memori‘
dined, end In olten been denied :
“l slid-m exertionto get nwu mar
Mto EM 1 have i d
..nu the moon mama: 3
dethnSeentuyo! the Nnvy, endthe
m of the interior, endheve celled to their
in yenrv'y urgent neommendeuon. lwtll he,
etwotk inthemntter.end hopemthinx my be
W end 0 en enrly (Into.
"1 oh“ Inhutncteh-omymr letter-ad and
biotic Secretary or Wen-n 4 oelilnmpenon thi
‘Jn Hermie theeondttlon at open the
Ounou Houn, Pour Townes», }
‘ Jun 22, 1858.
Kl. Enmn—Frnnklin Tucker, the keep
. O! the ’l‘etoosh 111-ad Light, .errived
M till piece I few days since and hnded
I. hit mignnion es keeper, and the resig-
Inhe of his three "listen". The cnnxe
then in a follow: :
The Indium chiming the Illlud on which
the light. is erected have always objected
to the Light being put there till the lslnnd
7" bonghc from them. Col. Simmons,
Ir. Ferd end others, visited the Island -
Ihon. time since and had A talk with thoi
Milne. A: the time they were contrary!
{ld the-toned, since which they have con-1
tinned {o be troublesumc. so that the keep-
er hu had to resign. The office has suc
ceeded in securing the services of another
_ keeper and assistants, and Capt. Hyde,
commanding Revenue Cutter Jgfi‘p Davis,
' 11M 'Olllnleered to take them down to the
I Light and place them in charge, and at thel
5 same time tell the Indians that these men
‘iwere to stay there, and if they were me-i
, lested that Government would punish them.
Considering the active service that the
' Cutter has been employed in and is required
' for, it is a great accommodation for him to
i visit the Light to attend to this request.
, I am in hopes that the steamer Slinbridr,
_ belonging to the Light House Department,
' will be up in these waters soon. In the
' mean time we have to depend upon the
'lkindness of Capt. Hyde, who is always
ready to act for the people of this Terri
tory.
Mannie H. Fnosr, Cullcclor‘
, r-rw "*1...- A- -
, Meeting of Miners. \
* A meeting of gentlemen intending to go
to Thompson’s River Gold Mines, wns held
in Olympie, on Thursday the l'lth, inst...
when, on motion, Mr. Woodbury was called
to the Chair, but having declined, B. F“
Yantie wee elected in his stead, and Wm.
1 H. Wood chosen Secretary.
The Chairman stated the object of the
‘ meeting, and gave a full deteil of the route‘
via the Suoqualmio Pass and pronounced it
, to be an excellent route to the gold mine:
1 on Thompaon’s river, particularly for the
animals. Mr. Yantia resides east of the
Cascade Mountains. ,
Mr. Wagner, just from the mines on
‘Frezer'e river, (at Fort Hope,) stated that,
from all the information he could collect
from reliable sources, the route via the Sno
qualmio pm was the only practicable route,
and that a gentleman of the Hudson Bay
Tompany, who had travelled by that. route
ifrom Fort Nisqnally (near Steilacoom,)
‘flftecu times, asserted that the Snoqualmie
pass was the only practicable route to
Thompson’s river, and advised all American:
lto go that route imlead by [ln way of Frazer
ricer, stating that there was good grazing
all the way for animals.
Mr. Lewis Ensign stated that about 50
or 60 pack horses could easily he procure
here, at from S3O to S6O each, and was
certain that many more animaleflorsu and
mules,) could he had by giving a few days
Inotice. Mr. Ensign resides in Olympia.
Mr. Frrd said that he travelled from
‘Furt Hope to Fort Oolvillo and knows the
country thoroughly, nnd he knows the Sno
lqualmie pass to be (at prosent,) the only
‘pructicable ovorlnnd route, and preferred it
to that by Frazer’s river—~nlso, that there
§i| excellent grass nll tho wny and only one
stream to cross, which, at this aouson, in
very shallow. He hu no doubt but that
gold will be {ound between the diluent
starting points nnd the Polo. Mr. Ford is
n residentol Scuttle.
Tho Cholrmon atntod that he know on in
telligent hnlf breed who brought A party
to Thomplon’l river, and after a few month
ngnln mot him, when he hnd SIO,OOO or
$12,000 in dnnt. _ _
At the request of several gentlemen, 8.
Garfield, Humane forw-rd and road a
letter whlch he Ind just received by muil
from Bellinghnm Buy, informing him that
Cnpt. De Lacy. Citil Engineer, had found
three passes over the mountains, (by lhe
Whntcom routo,) nd bed ulected the most
southern pen—that there wu an Indian
trail ecrou the mountain: there, and that
with 30 men, the road would, in all proba
bility, be finished in 0. week; else, that two
puck trains would start ucrose the moun
tains at Sumne Lake the day ulter the let
terrwu written.
One of the gontlemen preunt, I eitiun
o! Cnlil‘ornin, declared the Bollinghnm Buy
truil was a humbng; tint ”I week," accord
ing lo thoir scale, II! a very indefinite pe
riod of time. Ind that an perm, alter than
time win And (man-lan for ule, would lay,
truthfully, tlmt it 11l At all prnct‘luble to
mako o road from Bellinglmn Buy to
Thampm’l river. He the uld that Mr.
(infield bud some town lot: for sale It Bel-t
linflnm 851;. ‘
curl. nnk Mnthiu, A. Terry, Ln
Morrllet, William Tidd, Wm. H. Wood,
Ind other: who lure l" returned from tho‘
wins on Fnur’u .nd Thompson’s rival-I,
report tlm. the rout. by Frnzer'l river in
nttmded by rant risk, dung" and trouble,
and tlnt thognoqualmio pm in the unrest
nml but rout. to the minus. ‘
On motion. ordered that 60 notice: I»
‘prinlod, inviting I" than who intend going
to the mine: to join tho compauiu 101
forming a! South, Steilncoom, Ind Olym
pia, to lqu on thn 991:: int.
0- notion, orduod that the Secuhry‘
furninh A copy of the wounding: to the
Pin-oer and Dew“, and request I pub
licgtion. _ _ A ‘
Oniuion, Idjourned tiu dic.
B. F. YANTIS,
Clair-lan.
‘ W. H. Woon, Sammy.
[The Ibovo in published not with In,
'duign to throw cold water on the mil from
Bellinglnm Buy to the now digging; nor
with my denim to Man the protpomy of
lho new town which hm been hid out.
the" or In loaned that-on. It in true
that tho Int. newl rmivod from Mr. D:
LACY wn Inything but. oneonnging for the
‘speody construction of that cm], or even
‘tho dlmovery o! om; but it by no mun:
prcugel tho fact. tint on. will not be
found. Mr. DI LACY was in excellent
spirits. and confident of sucoou. It. in
[published as some of the occnmnbs of the!
war—s2l, 7_ _ , l
Rtuovmo AND Pnuvnxuxo Run—Somo‘
‘personl employ an acid to nmovc nut from
;knives. This Ihonld never be done under!
any circumstances. Nothing surpasses rot-|
ten stone for Icouring knives and forkl. To!
prevent More; Ind grntu from rusting duh‘
ling Inmmor, if situated in damp places, give;
.them I thin coat of land and resin meltcdi
ltogcther, in the proportion of thee put: of .
the format to one of the latter. ‘
‘ ARRIVAL or THE E
COIRVELIEFS- i
Two Weeks Later From the .lllxmtis Slnlrsly
A ~ ~ ~ _,_._ ‘
Cottages of the British Cruiserle
a w-v--~ i
mono] War Between Great Brilalll‘
and the halted statssli 1
—"~—— i
OREGON as» asssnnso'ra avm'r'rsznzxi
The P. M. S. S. Co’s steamer Curler
made her appearance in our harbor onl
Wednesday morning last at 4 o‘clock. ’
\\'e are indebted to T. M. REED, Esq.,
Wells, Fargo & Cop's agent, for our usuall
isnpply oilate San Francisco papers. Also?
to J. W. Sl'l.l.l\'.\.\', San Francisco, forl
files of papers from the Atlantic Statesi
From our files we glean the following.
intelligence :
A new and serious difficulty has sudden
ly, and lo the astonishment of every one,
occurred between the United States and,
Great Britain. The British cruisers on
the West India station have received or
ders to board and search all vessels on the
coast of Cuba, with a View to the detec-,
tion and capture of the African slavers en-i
taring or leaving the ports of Cuba. The
assertion of such a prctonsion by England
in regard to the vessels of the United
States, has been repeatedly declared to be
just cause 0! war, and lies, in fact, led to
one war—that of 1812. The actual exer
cise oi the pretansion in a most odious and
insolent manner, not only upon the coast
and in the harbors of Cuba, but in our owu
territorial waters, and upon vessels engaged
in the coasting trade, is on enormity that
is intolerable, Congress and the Exeen‘
live are still without official information on
the subject, though a dozen cases in which
our vessels engaged in lawful trade have
been fired into, brought to, and searched
by Brltish cruisers. The Senate has called
for the facts, and stops iIIV3 been taken to
procure them in an acceptable form'—
Meanwhlle, the President has lost no time
in adopting measures to protect our vessels
in the Gulf of Mexico, and some of our
merchant vessels will also go out armed.
The United States frigate Colorado has
been dispatched to the Gulf Willi stringent
orders on the subject, and a considerable
naval force will be brought together at
once, in the Gulf. A collision, therefore,
seems now to be inevitable.
WThe Washington correspondent of
Foruy‘s Prm, says: "Oregon will be ad
mitted to-morrow, (May 19th.) The bill
for her admission passed the Senate to—day,
Dosglsslssding the tight in a brilliant
speech. This makes thirty-three Statcsi
B’Geu. Lane, delegate from Oregon,
has made an laeil'octual elfort to have the
bill appropriating fire millions towards the
payment of the Oregon Indian War Debt
taken up and puud.’
Dun or Gm Passe- '4 film.
---'ne 8:. Inch W has received a
despatch announcing the death of General
Psrsilsr P: Smith, thseonmsnder ol' the
Utah form. at the heed-quarters at Fort
Leavenworth, at hall-put twelve o’clock
on the alght of May 16th.
”We lan bun nquuhdbydnnoonu nun
nrloun countlnl, to W th- uln cl DWI-ll P.
Axumsow, Esq., u n cnndldnu brprn-cnmg Ith!-
”if“ the Tammy of Watt-rm.
r. A. is s foul-an In" tn peculiarly (In-1M
for the puult on, 5 good And rollnbln llnmocnt. mad
justly deserve- to twelve tha mu democrulc vote
of the 'l‘errtto .
The Inggulrlfin. In far In this counlg In mnumed,
Ihnuld pmperly Inn “muted fmln t c county com~
mime. but u may ml: unconcerned in tho nutter,
II will unumn the Why 0! nukmg the non:-
lnntlon.
m
MAR R] ED,
At Balaton Pnlrlo J 7th b 11m: New-
Inml. r .. in. 11.2. bmnmficuhmo lbs
“Isak a nus, «and Hound.
—_~————'—-—_——_————_—-
For Representative.
Al the "11““ of my lacuna, Brlrm D. Rn:-
qu-r acer- Intel! u n lineman-t undid-m for
the Inglnlntm or Wuhlngton Ten-nary, for the
county 0! Thurston.
will ha been Imm to take an» mm rm .
flrln wuviodontbnlehrlzht in “halo. Ind bet.
fight. ha In drummed to "so thud."
The wing o! .n who on My :Ipr
him ll lollcl . _ ,
It. ghmtiaamts.
A, A” » AWMWNW,‘ AA
Dissolution of Copnrtnethlp.
THE OOPABTHIBSBIP BENTON)!!! EXIST-
Ing haw-I J. 1. Wm and “In? Inl‘r. un
der thinning mourn-11m :F‘alslg‘l:
In its W NIH.
In this dariholnd by Infill! uncut. ’-
J. J. nth-ooh In” punk-mu» We!
m nut-drum nonhu- Ob bgdneu, u
hntofm. “all“. I. dun E“W
In munmmdul-fibtdnuulu-lm.”
ulumwmhmn-‘MM
In hu- for Nl}..-
J. J. wan-amok.
SEIBLIY “SIGN.
owl-pk. JInI 1. ms. 3w"
——__—_
MARINE HOSPITAL.
PORT TOWNSEND, JUN: 22]), 1858.
DB P. I. ZB‘IEIEV. InhaMdu-I 81:11:61.3 And
Samoa ‘onu mph-I. rind-u.
undo! Bmmdmmnollch-wh
chnuxnoogth huge-pin. Part flaws-Ind.
r. ' um! Whmfln nu
tienm. flown-ml with an 111.5:an
ricnee n! 1:13.:- to a. Wo! In profs-sou.
nth privua limit-l. together which n mom:
Hemlmrfled eulon. u "Bane-d by .l
Minamo- of O Dlplomn to am. that will ob
Lain (gr lathe confldcnce o! the cleam on Punt
3mm .
Imm mamw. I. O'BRIEN.\[. 1)., Port
Town-end. will b 0 duly acknowledged.
June 22d. "6". £l4!
; IJATEQT l
. 1
i GOLD EXCITEM LN T! ‘
_AI.L PERSONS KNOWIXG THEMSELVL’S‘
I indebwd to 0:0 undemignul, either by mm.- or
‘nccunnl are respectfully ltqlluskd to cull md mnkc‘
limmedbu: plymenL
G. K. WILLARD & SON. I
: Olympia. June 15. 1851:. am: a
L fish‘s mmm. mmbggromam!
. and Rhodium, for 1-11: 11. the I
‘ PUGh‘l‘ EOUNU DRW; STORE ‘
7 #iimf LEAD» rum—Liu’m‘ (ii; ({l}. and';
W Rofled.) 91m. Turpentlno. kc. for «air at Y-hI
PY'GL’T “,nUNI) DRUG STORE
I
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I’I‘IIE SUBSCRIBER II \\'IN(I ARSOI‘IATEI)
\rixh hian. i.| lln- llnrvlwm- Irmiueu, I-J. Iv‘I'I'Z
IIII-iIlAl.“ and 0. M. I‘I‘IIIKINS. “'I” continue ~IIII|
hurineu at the qul stand. No. 11'! Battery :tx-cvx,
lunder the 9|er nl‘ I). FITZGERALD .\' (In.
I (Iruk'l'ul fur the pulrunnge Ilerrtnl'ure extended to
”III". he uould mlim :l communnre n! the same to thc‘
new firm.
I AIIJn-rs'mv indebted I.» him are rmlumled h nmke‘
‘ imme in!" payment. and all pew-m Inn-in: denumls‘
'ngaiud Inm mll [ln-wlll the mum- fur svlllmnont.
I W. n. \\'l~l.\'~lll-‘.1.1,.
I Fun I‘rauciscn, Slay ‘25. I~:'n~'. ‘
'l‘lm undenignrd Inning formed A (“‘{IH'IIHFIII'M
for tho lmmm-liun rl' th IIAIIIHYAIII-I I I'SINESS,‘
wili mntune the. game m the HM Hand. Nu. lI‘.! Il:\'I‘-
{EIIY a’I‘IIIII-J'l‘, under the hiylc or I). FITZGERALD
. Cu.
B. FITZGERALD,
U. M. PERKINS,
I 317130 \v. u. WEN DELL.
111 I‘lt’ 0' [lßo' I‘
j I. 5,901.“ ‘ 100’
I, '0 112 Battery Street,
I g “as 0? TI"! Hm rumour.
IMPORTI‘IRS OF
HARD W A R E
1
Mining Tools, Cutlery, Guns, &c.
Conllantly on Immmplm assortment of
BUILDERS HARD IVARE, TOOLS, ha,
LSmIIO M the Invest price-I.
JOHN W INTER,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
BID Cdlfomll Street, between Front And Battery.
SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA. I
[HRWER'BI_._4II9_. .T.4NN.EB'§-.-§..T9cml
""370173,'l'zifiliiici/Is‘fiMS'BRJG'E ""
General Commiuion Merchant {or the purchnu of
(mocsmm. LIQUORS, TOBACCO, Hams;
NJ). Constantly on hand and for 1310. Wooden
Faucets, iinnxa, Tupi. kc” of the bout dewriptinn,
‘expressiy urdcred for the market. 3fl130
‘ _i__._...__ _A.._._,-,.. ,
ißegister’l and Receivex’s Notice
1 TI) SETTLE!“ ON THE Pi'flliiC LANDS
1 in Township 3 North nr Range } But.
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u .. 21 .. u .. 1 i.
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All perm chiming inmi in tho fongningem'n
lhip‘. under the net of Canyon upprovcd pum
ber 27, 1850, and the nmemimcuti themto, grunting
donntium to bond {hie rememnn- hereby mun-ted
to his their notil cationl. udecifying the mnlcuinr
laud ultimatum timir lucntinn in the want
lurvcys. in the Regina's alike at Oiymsin. W. 1..
on or Inlon tho EIGHTEETK DAY 0 AUGUST
nut; uni nil persons in the nbove nuned iowhnhipl
who do not lilo theirnntiilcntinm,u hen-in rewind.
before the EIGHTEENTB DAY 01“ SEPT BER
next. viii forfeit their cinimg, I: provided by the act of
Jul 17.185 t.
(given under our hand: It Olympia thi- flth d” nl
June. 1858.
\VI. A. STRICKLER. Rainer,
‘B. GARFIELDE. Radon.
June “.1858. “so
AMBROTYPES'
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MELAINEOTYPES!
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in the Inca uni most W lyin-
Psnntl bringing M chilli- hm h hour
of donnuui two o‘clock cu inn—dd jotting
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any will [ln a
GRAND BALL
ON MONDAY, JULY 6TH, 1868.
nun vll to s M a tad a lon-lad
hill. 1“ land»; too-u km and “a".
TICKETS, INCLUDING SUPPH". . . . .. A . j.- 0
Dn- lotto. fill h 39": Dr II chu- Mal-n
Duds; ”In” I I o'dal. M!
BELLINGHAM BAY, W. T.’,
, Cattle Market.
Till 0! omm. BAVHO BTLBLIIID
3 truth 1 M Id. It. V 111... .0
mid to hnh th- nu- wh II" I. “m
L 0" on ink on Ab can “this
Tbo it“ who prion-11! bop.“ {wind-8
m; Ill)" mum-Ho m that
m m b M or lat—n.
Abs. '0 wlll libs-d 111 and. o. “-
fin dune. mud-on flock cumin”-
I J. I. XML ”I.
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June 11. 1858. 19‘!
D A L 'l' 9 -
AROIATIC
Tms wmsxv Ia iA—wvmnm new
lin-ly (or 111. by one of tho all-t nunhm- In
the "Alley of the “Munich. fw- Ihe Ind Imm,
0! Rye. [ln-pun] by I pmcca hmvn only I. h.
(tonunnurl cu depend upon getting A pure ankle.
than they In, an
Valley Whinky,
‘us in. in smld In lunlln- nnly.
in i 4 nee-mended by that first l‘lnpiailm. far “I
(medicinal «in-Hm.
I J. T. &W. H DALY. I
i HOIO Pmrrietnrd. Ntw York. I
l-‘nr lah" by I" the princlpll ,lqnor Home. In Bani
l Francincu, mu
[To all whom It may l‘oncrrn.
;F D. WARnM-L‘i HAS THIS DAY KAI») AN
‘ 4. udznmenv to m“ n! all MI rul and personal‘
'cllaw {or the lucncflt or Ms rmdflnfl- All puma
lindehud m mun-aw to uni» immedhm payment,
‘aml that? having v~l4||mt an roqm-uml l 4» {urvnrd thrm
‘ln m:- a! leflnzlmm In)" a- z-MIV :n [-racnrnup
‘ ‘iJ' HTZHL'IH!
«pm :7 Mn. Imm
f Notice to our Patrons.
3A Nl'Mlll-11l 0F UL'll ACCOUNTS HAVE BEEN
‘ , rluudmg (or ~4>|l|r lime, uml mm mm over due.—
“ \\'.- 311- um ‘linp mum»): uml nll [whom llum indehtrd
to m un' urgently requu‘lcd to cull mud settle at. an
Wear! d.I '.
i 332 s “ s, I).\\'ILLIAMS!I.C().
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E I‘UIIT TU‘VNSEND, W. T. -
"FHI'I Sllel’llllllilll RBI: LEAVE TO AN« ‘
l V nuuucc tn llw Mun-hank of Puget Suund nml the
‘ pululw mucmlly, lhnl. lln-y art now ready tu furnHl
‘lln-m wlll]
CILH'KI'III’S, [1:1 RI) [IRE/ill, PILOT
} Bill-Ix”), NAVY BREAD, (IL.
‘ \\'lll(‘ll Hwy FAN-ml H'll.l.u-lllllnriroxlnmuke
In an nluerl to buy uf ux,in§h’unl ul‘ importlng.
PIES, (2451’5. BREAD. FIRI'I'I', CAA‘V- I
l)ll;' ‘ L'O.VI~‘I'JCI"IUNIL‘RI.\',
Family (:‘ram‘us, 41.,
.\lll-lul<n kvln mmtuntly on hand, 3nd fur mule,
‘ \vhnlesuh- nr rrlml. J. BLUMUERU R CO]
I Port Townsend, May 24th, 155». n2B—3m. v
i ll I:~ NEWSOM '
|II ’ I
I COMMISSION MERCHANT, I
AND DEALER m '
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
(LUTHING. RUU’I‘S, SHOES, 111/SING
IMPIJ-JML'NTS, #5. to.
UELLINGHAN BAY, W. T.
“Aim”. 1858. ml
NOTICE '
1
TO THE CONSUMERS 01"
Club [louse Gin. .
‘
THE GREAT REPUTATXON 0P DALY‘B :
OLD LONDON ‘
l
CLUB HOUSE GIN '
D
In conneqnence of m Inpcrlor Ind nnlfom qmlitnyu
_ induced other pude- Io IW. 32d flu tetra! up ln
l "11l market, In lnfnrlurl ch 0! Glu. bnn ed
s ’ n
. ‘ London Club House.
We cannon wnlunen lgnlnat arch-l of '
tho-e bund- o! Gln forthedgennlge. mfg o! ‘
the genulne Inlcle ll hrunle I
“OIIIAIdOICIIDIbIoGIIJVI. ID."
“annualllhlyllnbhmlumhmh‘
none och" hem; mulne. l
W. um: 00.. l
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For lulu by tho prlndpl lagoon- 111.- 1
Funchoo. -, Hg Iwfl 1
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WE 3W I'o CALL 1'“ LTNMN 07 ‘
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DAL Y’S AROMA TIC VALLE Y
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m. Nov. 13,180.. My '
THE PMET some WESLEYAN ~ ' ,
HE Sl'llm TERI (0? m I 0'
‘thlu mm m Ire-up. iw-vg-L'h’
.m: "no third Monday In I”. I”.
I n. R. mums». Nady-I. 1
1 (An Aublun if may.)
1 Tuition In the noun! «pd-nun l’ullon : ‘
‘mghar bracket—l4m: nd 9.0 L. ..v ~ I an
IAHHIW,Gmp:3'.Md Oman . V . 100.
Hu-dlngfiwlnng, 1 Wm». .. ca!
'l'fimary,. . V . .. l
‘linwkng Ind l'ninlinu, nah uln. .. ... . 200
”(n-icon“): l’i-nn . H H 00(
4 lm‘ructiun in Vur‘nl mum: [no «A ch‘n‘e, ;
‘ l'hnnomphy Inuzh' .‘4 -- -- -
' Sludtnu Admuuul a! my llm" hut rhargrd for lull
‘h-rm‘ nr u-rm.
The guvmmmv '\ H m plum-1. mu .ern. ‘
.1 r mzvulm, Agent. ;
Ulymg-m “up“ Ist NH
I
y MINING TOOLS!
‘EK STEAIER COLUMBIA,
‘ l 1 floral L. H.Bhoveh;
; l 2 dnz. ljullinl l'ickl ;
I flluke Furl-1 ; ,
Tumlmn,&c.,
For nalc cheap. by
FOWLER & CO.
Purl. Townsend, May 5. luau. 25M
" 9
l MINLRS SUPPLIES.
IFX STEAMEII PANAMA
‘ 4 10 lmrreln Pork;
‘ HI humlu bed;
I (.000 lbs. Bacon and Hun ;
| lan 11m Lard ;
.1000 Ha. Nu. I Chin: Sngu;
' 3000 lhsn, “cam ; ‘
2000 Hm Mir":
‘ 100 barrels Flaw in qunmr hell 1
: Andall other kind of Aupplios for flu mm H
'hc fuund I! the store 0!
FOWLEBACO‘
Pun Townncnd, Ilny )0, lii-ER. 16¢!
l V ‘7 VA 7 ~‘.,__...._1
FOR bALE 0R CHARTER.
1
WIN”) PAST SAILING A NO. 1 SCHOONEB "I. L
‘, uTI-IVI-ZNS"L«ofrered for—la ormmn Bah
n m-w VM|.I rm uiler. and wall furnished. HI!
‘ mevuramcnl In Ibou! (on tom.
AnnullerJhe " I. Lhaavonm" y MI I“
her equd on the SnuntL—hehl I mitt“;
er. and-li]! well with lightwln 1 ‘
Bhr will be laid It I bu'gun fur éuh.
l-‘or term: npply on boar . or to
‘ W. l-‘szntltl'l'RlCK,
l MaynJum 2m ' a"
l GREAT EXCITEMENTH
' AT
Pou‘h Roberts and wmuom!
NEW cow msoovnm!
JONBSL FITZPA'I'RICK In" M. “I ‘
ohr for ule,cbup hr cut-w M, (run
I‘" betcha In “ch-up for at h H‘-
crh wanJhrgt-momplemndehdaw
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