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Pl'Lili‘l‘ bUL’XD HERALD, .j’I'IiILACOUM, W. T., MARCH 26, 1858.
ltelnpuzury :intuwment ut' the rvadur; for
l reerentiun is nnu-«ury tn nmn—nhilx- curds
drinking. and thrir whetunitunls‘. :tre rim
liuus in tht-tnwives: gum] now-ls are, at,
'lcaat. harmless. \Ve have-nut lit'gllll to cor-i
‘t'l' tln- ground of the :ill\'ﬂlllttL’f’~‘ tn (-nnnnn-l
:nity to he derived from :t ta~te fur reading;
land u mean\ tn gratify that time; our lint-g
‘ its prwlude the possibility oi so doing, but '
we trust that wlntt \ie have written nill nut‘
l he without henctit. ‘
l ——-o— ‘
i in view of the present unsettled state t-fl
lm" relations with the Indians, we deem it.
|our duty to caution the whim from expres—
Ising their opinions too freely in the presence
‘and hearing of the Indians. We onvn hear
persons hunting and threatening thnt if they
icould only set eyes on such and such Indians,
they would shoot. them or put thetn out of
the wly. Now, whether they would or would
not, we do not know; but oftentimes, when
uneh remarks are made. Indians are within
hearing, listening to and understandingevery
word of the conversation, and ready to hear
the news to the individual threatened; who,
knowing such threats to be made against his
life, will not be likely to entertain very
friendly feelings towards the whites. For
this moon we would rewtnmend caution, as
we know from observation tht the lndians
wptoh closely and scrutinize our every word
end notion. '
By ”ﬁnance to Specinl Notices. it will be
seen that a meeting of the pople of Pierce
County hu heeu ﬁlled, to like plueo at the
Court Home in Steileooom, on Saturday,
the 17th of April next, for the purple of
taking into consideration the expediency of
orgunizing I company, or society whose oh
jeetyill be to encourage, uid end invite in
W to our Territory from the Adm
tk Sam. The impurtnoea of thin measure
uﬂluouoomotitul! toull intelligent,
true. end working friends of the Territory.
lt-ivtohohoped that the rusting will he
'sl! utteoded,md that it. onion they be
Wt with good.
Inn-On Sunday night but, about ll
KM ILMUM was retiring to
I“ W the route! the Conny
Wantohe on In. Rushing out
hlhll hare-e, Hm the we sleep
h‘ h thehildin‘, and with the uni-tom
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cbdld in “Mi-hi“ the”; mother.
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GOLD DISCOVERY CONFIRMED!
mm (mm EEK-mun on “unit's
no 'rllomos'u luv-ma.
Miners making ﬁom sßto SSO 3-day.
THE INDIANS FRIENDLY.
W Ami». their Ila-u ud on Jun.
Input» Illa-l
By the nrrivll at this port yesterday of l
lhe schooner Wild Pigeon, Capt. J ones, we ‘
have been put in pnssession of late and
highly interesting intelligence from the gold
ﬁelds of the Sum’np country.
Cnthunes reports that the excittmenl
relative to the guld ﬁelds lawly discovered
on Frazer‘s and Thompson’- riveru, in very
great.
A large number of persons had returned
to Victoria Vmcouver‘u Inland, for provis
ionn md implement: for mining, bringing
large quantities of gold. They report the
miners in be making from EIGHT to FIF
TY dolla- por any.
The Indians in that section of country,
heretofore regarded u unfriendly, have unu
ifected gmt frimdship for the whim”, Ind
no not! of hostility lave been committed thus
far. hey no no doubt intimidlted by the
pretence of no large 3 body of miners.
It is estimated tlm some three hundred
people have let! Vmeouver’s Isl-ad and the
lower part of the Sound within the lat ten
dayl.
The hands employed In the Vll'lOlll mill
:m laving,nnd then: in a enmity of help at
‘lhe prmm ﬁne. It it said that about sixty
have already let}. Partic- nre also prepar
‘ lug I, leave 1!!!! plea for the min“.
mm 1
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trgwo hveboeulllowed thepcnud of I!
busine- kuu- {m a gentlm of rclhbil
ity. Ho uyc: ‘
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on Frau”: river, And an About to return 00‘
thaniluwhhnmpplyof ‘toll irou’ sud;
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‘ mined auit‘ide It the National Hotel. in Cineim
nati, under peculiar circumstances, Hinre which
E reVelations huge been made conrerning the enunc‘
l of the not, nhich gives I new and painful proof
lof the inexplicable fucimlinns which some I
' women are caplhle of exerting, even when known }
:to be Inscivious Ind depraved. The true story l
I reminds one of the history of George Burnwell, ‘
the London Ippremice. who is tempted to his‘
’ruin by n hum syn-en nuned Miliwood.
} Richnrdson, the young man in question. ms
‘ formerly n sober. quiet And industrious ﬁllow.
‘ until he bee-Inc Accidentally uqulintod with I
very [nautiml woman, whose reputation, how
ever, was tether questionable. lie beanie pu
siomtely ntuched to her, nrd on learning her
true chomter. endeavored to pervade her to
become his mistress. She consented, and in thnt
reintion took occasion to weave him still closer
nbout her, until he nu unmet completely in her
power. lie lost ell ulf-mrpect, Ind Inldo every
neriﬁce her «price demanded. Anything the
uked of him, no matter how dogreding Ind n
volting to his nature, he did without question;
stiﬂing his better feeling, and making himself a
mere instrument in the hands of thin lovely but
wicked woman.
’ Am:- lining ruined her lover, menu-ﬂy. mar-1
\ llly, physically Ind pecuniarily, the Circe hogtn‘
‘ to grow indiﬂ'crcm. and ﬁnally mid toward him. ‘
She contacted liaison: with other men, Ind, when
nmonatnted with, laughed It the pow tellmvl
who m been blighted by her lnexonhle nud‘
npuions demands. At length his pride begun
to unken, Ind he thmmned m luvs her; but
the. with We Incl supplicalions, luddenly ho
me repennnl, and won him back again, to
mtinue his lil’u of shvery to her.
When she had thus secured him, she was aguin
nnhilhful, an! aguin repented, and lo on, for
levonl months, during which time he lived in I
mm of ulternate delight mddcsplir, which drove
hill to the excessive use of stimulants, Ind dime:
to mulnus. Thus reduced m thnlmrm um of
lbjcclnesn. ho dragged out a wary oxinenco until
Inn summer, when his mistru- nn may from
him with om: of her [arm ulminn He then
lumped micirle, but In: and by Indian
batman.
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then returned, having an oﬂ' the lam with whom
Ihe ran uny, and went back to Richudlon for
while. Anewhunmtodhuoncom,nnd
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