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ml: mvii CANDIDATES. I
Anhc time nppmlchu when the rullrs nl'i
lhil Territory V!!! be called upon In deride i;
whether we are to be nprom-nh-d in "K! next
l‘ongrcu by l hmuﬂilr, honest, upright. cilia-n. 1
arm lmpomd brukcn dim-n poliliri-u—liy I
m when: interest: Ire identiﬁed u illi our own. ‘
mom who unly cum lo rc-p lhc rcwlrd nl'
political amioel rendered elsewhere-it i.- nutu- ‘
nl Ind it i: but right to inquire into \he moms }
employed to deceive our people, Ind, i! possible. I
obtain I verdict at their bind: directly against 1
their interests
I The ﬁrst reason urgul in am or 31.». an» I
ﬁelde in, that he ia a Democrat, and the nominee
of the Democratic party. I! hc ia a Democrat,
why Iraa it that we found him canvassing the
Territory two year: ago in opposition to t‘ne
regular nominee of the party 9 Why wall it that
he and his frienda strove ao hard to convince I
the Republican that they could consistently
forego a nomination. and vote for Ir. Garﬂeide ? ‘
thataitur all, there nae not an much dim-route ‘
between him and the Republican? The fact‘
ie. that Mr. Garﬁelde strikingly reacmhlea hie
hat young friend. Frank Clark, the nominee of
the no called Democracy of thte county for the
Council—willing to receive voter, come from
what aonree they may; and hie politiee can keep‘
time to the Vancouver platform. let the tune be
what it may.;'\Jila political antecedenta can be 1
enmmed up in a tee VON“. In Kentucky, Ir.
Garﬁelde done acme stumping for Mr. Buckin- i
ridge, for whichhe nae rewarded with the Re-I
ceiverahip at Olympia. lie continued to he a
atanneh Brechinridge Democrat until Brechino ‘
ridge ﬁnally caat him omand retlucdto recom
mend h‘u reappointment. Within a period of ‘
two yearn, we ﬁnd him atulnping Washington
Territory to elect a Republican Delegate, and
etumpingOregen eaa DouglaaDemocr-at. With
aurhareeord, wherearewe toplace him? He
deeanotheiongtoanyone party. He ie
“ Everything by tune. and nothing long.”
aaheeteeimhiepolitical int-teat hr the time
heing. In ehorghe hbrmle. Whohidet,
Jndge under-exhibit a political record but
little, if any, hatter than Ir. Garﬂchle. We
Ind him Irate candidate het‘ore the Vancouver
Convention, bidding high for the Democratic
nomination an hour alter he atepped ol the
dealer which brought him {rem San Franciaco.
Failing te obtain the aemlliation there, he ridee
peethaate leOlympia, teoderhianameandaer
vleea te the Repehliean Convention, thee abut
teenarene at that place. thpotnted here,
mheeehnpenhhevrn account. and eaten
theh-ldaeanindepondunt candidate; and, for
waste! a he“ platlnrln, Jnatiﬂee the Seesa
aienideia M haemeehle acta and ceneurea
the am for itaelnrta tepreaerve the
Vain. Like Mile, he haa no inter. in
en-aal'lththepenpleet‘ thle Territory; the
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by, would not luliae two hundred m
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A) III'AMOI'I HAMLIN.
' ll v ill he ru-nllm'lcd, by I“ who rem] the [m
Mrs, that the County (‘unrcminn of I'lnrlu-
I‘numy inslruclcd llu- dclvgllion ul lhul county
lu lhv 'IK-rrilorial ('umunliuu to vote llr~l fur
lu’llll‘ﬂsu'l'. mu fur Strong, and lnsllv lur lluhlnl.
'l'hc :th-xiun were lml iﬂtl'llslﬂl \\ ilh any dis
crcliun in casting xluir was; they mm- lu mu.-
lor thaw threw. llld (hm: three only. ‘l4. M:
flml lln- eight was or lhnl llclrgation, on the
ﬁnal hall-tr, cm for Harlilhlo.
How wa~ this change brought alumni? in a
very nalural inquiry here. We “ill lull you.
Mr. Gal-lluldc, ﬁnding ﬂue eight votes ol Clark»
County neccsury to secure his nnminnion, n].-
pro-rho: “In! deleplion Ind snyn: " Gallium",
If you will gm ma wur mm (m (lit nut ballot.
I will plalgz ynn Ml mpan 13/ my party on the
Sound, in Nu um Leginlalurr, ﬂ»!- llu' [unnu
‘ non! lomtiou lgf (In (‘ulnlul ul I’nnmurﬂ ; and
I will plain: myﬁru (from M [Muzak to smart
for you (In Ihiny (ho-4mm! dollar. appropriated
by Congra- for (he eredt'on of ”It ('upitol."
This WIS his propositicn: and to more the
nomination, thin pledge 11l given.
Docs In, man doubt this! Let him closely
question moor tho members 0! the Vancouver
Convention who no in tho oonﬂdonoo of the
Garﬁeldo ﬁction. A member of Ilml ('onrmtion
«milled to m Mal Audi a bargain um maul: to his
haw-lady, and allow It!” not deny 4!.
Town of Puget Sound! Arc you rudy m
unit-in men who thin boner may your high”.
righu and intervals for selﬁsh end»! If no, rcte
for (inﬁeld: Ind his crew. If you (“approve
of such hu- trnnnctlonl, mania-st your d'up
prob-lion“ ”undo, next through the bulim
box. 7
(”I")! MIN, “NJ”!
At this period of time, when our government
ilenglged in defrndingiu viulity Igliuu the
molt: of bonded troiuum in Irma, when the
Constitution and Lulu are openly and ﬂagrantly
violated ond lnmpled under foot by Sum
chiming to ban the privilego or acceding at
pleasure, and destroying the Union of these
Stat“, tho grant question before the American
Peoplo it. lino we I government l—lluo I'D I ;
notiooulity ! And on the solution of thil quelr ‘
tion depend- the grout theory ol’ Republicanism, ‘
who [rent theory ofl Domocntic form ofgov
‘ mmrnt, to any sly—tho {not queuion of
man'- individuality. hi- nbility to govern himself.
In thin crinin. port] lino. Ind port, diuinc
‘tionl sink into oontonptiblo insigniﬁcant-e. To‘
love the Union, to In the boring. of our
when, to hold on to tin-t belt model of govern
ment, the Constitution 0! tho Uniud Stun. in
it: original purity, Ind u tnnuuitted by them,
is In our platform Itoton, the ﬁrst patrioticduty
of u Annie-n dtlun.
Siiutoduwooro onthiocooognotlikolyto‘
bo coiled into tho ﬁeld, yot Iro hovo o VI, of
“pro-in; our loyolty to tho Unionl our never
dying Attachment to in governnwnt, nod to the
[root prinelploo of popula- froedun ond human
right which ondorlio it. Thio ollqioooo io to
ho oxpoouod ot tho boliot-hox. by your who.
Votln. for Col. Wollwo, ot thio time, indicoteo
‘yooroooldoooointhopvernmtond tho No
tionol Adminlotntion to which it in now con
in“. VotingforCoL Walla-do mooring in;
‘ lon‘th out! in breodth tho pollcy oi tho Adming
‘ Nation in ilo prooont olortl to uointoin tbo‘
‘intopltyofthoUnbmtocmohout treooon, to‘
rooovor our Notion-my nod tho property of the
morninont, ooooiiod and Italian by rebolo ma}
troitoro. Tho plotforu oo which ho woo nomin- ‘
mo io ollovor Union: it pledge Madenoo in
tho Adminiotrotion, in whom in tho reoponoi- ‘
hllity ot thio trying hou- to ochieva, roeovcr ond
‘ prooorvo our Notional Independence—our very
monignty ond ploeo onion; tho notiono of the
oorth. Folurnot M! Sc by your voteo:
“ Wo on for tho country had it- govornlnont;
‘woouhu'uhin‘ out troitoro—thottho Turb‘
itory boon-in; tho moot tho nluolriouo hm oi"
‘lndopeodowqthoinnorthuhin‘too, oondo‘
‘ [looting to tho Notionol Adminlotrotion nod to \
‘tho loyol dotorhoodol’ sutoo: 'l'hotohoioloyol
to hh loot-cry, loon to thot Conotitotlon ond
thot Union on ottrihutoblo to hio mighty lohoro
ood poo-lotion; thot oho npudiotoo oooaooion,
Ilioonion, qoolilod Unlon, or nay hmoy ot vorio
onoo “tho holyhonddthrothorhoodhotwm
‘oll tho Stolen No gildod pill of o Pocillo Con-
Merwyprooonuonyohor-otohor. shoclinp
‘tothoUnluulteouohononrf-tlwmoothe
lat, bod. old hrlghtd bopo of civil Mid roil
glooo hoodou. Bho ropodlotoooll dilaoot no
tiooolitioo. Horbndcot hopoiotoooomnotlon
rootorodtoihohityondpmrmodhthioeom
toothotwoontholJ-iooomlﬂhortyon thoono
hood, oplnot hoooon on tho other, thou lo hot
ono phnhrhormnd thot io unllotohhly on
tho oldo of tho moi-amt."
Woholiovothh lo tho high-t duty of our
Torrlooryonditopooplo. lorthooo motion-o
[hob Col. Wollooooorhoortyonooordlol oop
lport Ho h on unqnolilod Union nun. Bio
doth-In nod ho oro committed blown-ting tho
mt ond tho Adminiotrotion in it- every
omrtto lawn- roholllon ond to eruoh out
Mohomormyhothooonooqnoncoo: to
ontthodutv of tho government to rooovog,
robot Ind doﬁnd tho notion-l forto ond p»
porty. Ind If rodlotl in thooo oonotltutlonol du
tioo by hitoro W opind tho pvorn
‘mghmnohtonoo ot ovory honrd.
‘Thooo when“ inoogunto civil nr. it It oo
onoo; doploroitoowelnoymeoeomnotbo cui
qWMM.- ﬁotvoopponenthol'
Col. Wolloeo ouucot o temporizing policy ; they
Inoidinuoly onlool In hoholf of thooo lniocroonto
who hovo rnthlo-ly o—ilod tho telnplo of lroo
mmt—oho hovo nu into our vomi
ondnotionol Who. without any 1m»
Waugh" mum to cruoh Ind do
\ otroy tho Amino Union. In limoo liko than.
to Moon-nothing poliqy. “Ho thot Io
muthomoon-oouin thiojoneturoJ-oo'nino!
"find"!!! "lob! Cpl. Wolheo, Moron
ntho otioml Atllnlnlotrltion in lupoiicy opiut
Sou“, lobollioo ond Two-on.
‘ human—Um 01m
and have, m to m I In wily
‘Mtkmby Mom In Julmvillc.
In m 1 thou! the Nth of this month.
( OL. “ALLAH: rr \'.\M (ll \ Eu.
In llw Vancouwr ('luwurlr of ﬂu- 2”lh uh‘
we ﬁnd a synuwis nf the Spuu‘ln'l ol‘Judge
luuuh-r and Col. “'ullm-o; that of My. Unrlicldu
nut luring rvpurh d. \\ 041qu ll“- shun-h of ('Ol.
WnlYncx's uneduns we ﬁnd il in the pnxvcr um:-
tinnvll:
I:n\‘.\\'.iilncc was then introduced amid the
chm-n oi hi.‘ Ilh'lllia. Ho pror- ulnl, in u wry
Inlun'lmn nunlluq-l-y plrain. lu umuvr Judgi
lml Ihr. nlm hml chum. :1 lht‘ pr: .~.~. of this ’II‘I‘
riluiy with vermin}. llu Ilicl Ilnl dun: il. wurlll
nlw- lo valy In lin: many churn-wt preferred
ngalnxl him )n-I'~<;liull_y. 'l'hcv um: "nun-runs.
and he hcmlnu an n::m.~lonn-xllo llh‘lll lhlll
they “in- limos! "000$er to his l‘xinﬂ‘lu‘l.
lh- nuuld plum] guilly In the lel ilnpcuclnm-nl
lhn ho had ﬁ-rmuly drunk nhinky, In-illn-r
would lll‘ deny the charge that he Lad wnylmd
uh uh] Kunulun, animal-d him and robbed him
of all he pnmssvd. becausu his opponcms in
siulul lhnl it wu.~ true, and iluuhth-sply hohcvo it
to th- ir ulislhrliun. lint then he Moodchlrgrtl
nilh ignoring lielnuhlirun pl'inciplcs. Me wishenl
i: distinctly umlurstood thu he Ind planlrd
himlelf upon the bums: plnlform upon which
he aloud years ago. But plalfonnn were oﬂtn
changed to suit tho exigencies of the times.
Principle! which it emnwillcd ceased to In:
ulvouu-11, because more important isuucu hm]
.rim-n. But under the lune circununnrts he
would ﬁght for the name principlen, without
surrendering om- jot. ion, or little. The South
had calmly and «lvlilmukhy made wur upon the
Government. wnnwuly insulin-I the glorioul old
ﬂux by ﬁring upon it, stolen arsenals, form and
other xm‘erernment proporly. sad the U. Slim
ermuent hurl forbelrinxy cum-d (o rel-lialu.
wailinﬁ for Mr. lmnlcr‘u “ mhtr second thought."
Buy! on Furl Sumpter nu Ilml into, the se-
ceuioninu hunched art-ml of lire to n Ininu ol
powder, And the smothered leclingl or indigni
liuu in the North burst forth, and line purple.
n-gnrdlcm of puny Iﬂilintiunu, proclninnd “ill!
um: ncronl, “ the Union must And Mall be pre
served." “In only platform now was contained
in “mouth “km by the President It. the in
lugunlion, “ to support. protect Ind defend the
anlﬁlulign 9f the _l'niled Slates." ,
He emphetinlly denied the right of neenion
under uny pretense. and I'll in feror ol coerc
ing the rebels into I tense of their duty. Thole
who still persisted in their “tempts loot'erthruu
the Government Were rebels, and ought to enf
fer the eondign punishment indicted by the law.
It was noteutllcicut in those times to My, “1
etu- ['nion man, but opposed to coercion."
Such lukewarm ndroeney of the Union rue
E‘Ving indirect nid and comfort to the labels.
0 followed with an eloquent lppt-Il fur the
Union. cutting his hearers not to permit: sin
‘gle our to erased or dimmed, but if lute had
decreed our downfall, it should be their proud
r-n'ilege to fall where the int glorious luuggle
or freedom wee fought.
He would not hold out brilliant inducements
u to whet he would accomplish in one of hie
election to Congress. lie on well aware of the
men, truth: of the Territory, end he felt deelaly
lntereltcd in the erection of light helm-n, hur
hor defensel, the establielllnrnt of public roads
end other improvement; The people might
rout neared thnt he would devote whetut'er
energy, inﬂuence or honesty of purpose he
mifht penal. to promote their best intereetn.
0n he: portion of the I'll' debt he: been paid.
per 50 or 00 cent: on the dollar. and it
would he hie endeevor toaeuert end contend
for the payment of the remeining portion from
{gr to yeer until I“ that me juatly due lml
n lizgldeted. Positive pledge: he would not
make, the reason that he wee averse to prom
:2l anything that he on not able to make
(clinical-ID.
To the Elitor of“. Puget Sound Herald .-
Snlucootl, July 8. 1861.
Prom level-ll Dolmen l II‘II'" that Funk Clark
has boon draining the htlll‘lllt'lﬂ thot I win
plodgﬁ-to Olympil fur the removal of the (‘npi
tal to t clue, and to the Warhingion .5701 an
for tho pu 110 printing. I simply wish to lllll‘
that it in flilf, Ind that I have every I‘vuton tn
believe thlt the whole thing hnl originated with
Clerk. II I demanded of him his mthor. hut trail
toid that. on it would appur in the ppm: soon,
ittru unneco—ry for me to know who it I’ll.
I will too." the attanlinn of the citizens of
thin Ind Scuuirieh countiui tothe feet tint Clark
only looooeded in ucurlng hia ductior, twn
yarn liner, by downright nullity; chem-ting.
on the eve of the t'lcclil-11, moot econdoloue n
:orta against the “irate chlncter of 0. P. Mee
erl ell oi which re since been proved utterly \
groundleu. Ind thnt h: is now clught et the
nine old tricka again.
I proposed to Clark to cannon this end Scwn- ;
Iniah county together, which he declined; but ‘
today I received the intelligence that he he:
ﬂipped over to the other county to cannon, after
uootly denying to me that ho hltl any idea at 1
going there pondi'lxthe content. 0! oource. the
citlsenool'S-n-lin' will heorfrotn him Inything
tint on, wit hie fancy nooontrodicted, II it in
inpoaeible for me to attend It this time; but i
will any this, that i am pledged tu no penon or
any queetlon. end In Ecricctly free to one my
diucretion to iurthcr t 0 but intemu o! the
unmituenoy electing. me. continent with the
generol interest. of eTerritory; that iam e
ponedtothennonlol‘thrﬁpitoltoColumht
River; that In. oppooed to mahln the Legis—
lature olinply I ﬁeld [or politic-l otfvanoemcni~
either of party or print. intent; end that l
condemn the oource of the member. of the Le
gislature horn thin count, In honoring the inter
cltn oi the whole Sound for the odvoncnoent oi
rt] inuren. lwill tell tho- gentlemen thot
rho" in tn ion written utatemtn horn
two rowan-{bu winning—Meme. U. G. Wur
hna IM David L. Phillipe—wot they were wil
ling to exchange Ind martini». on the Carin!
question, to noon the pn lic printing, end roni ‘
letter! Ihown In. limb J. H. Settle, from the
editor 0! the p. s u, that the requirement \
11-ctnthot poper, before the printing would hr‘
'ren to it, I“ the unquoliiled mpport of the ‘
Ell-ﬁelde win, of the party. If uni-token, the \
editor of the Irmbl can correct me.
Thlt Clark'a whole elm, while in the Loginlm
tnrr, was to manufacture copital to carry him
“ROME: the Volwouver Convention. than 0: mm!
he o dour of doubt; and tint he \raa outbid
h his friend Garﬁeldo, at Vancouver. in fore
aguiowod In the minroot about: in the Clorke
County detention. _ __
E. Minn.
‘ Homwu'n Pm: um (Mutant—Lint and
Stun-ch Complaints—ln the luv-em day our
‘ lug. chlo- hom with than dim-inf dinnlen.
‘ which diuplly thankin- io Iln Id "mu of
‘ um complexion. ﬂu oﬁnulu late-m. tb- ﬂaw
hm, Ind‘genenl mar-ma. and dclulity. .1.
:Ilyl «complying iuuu of tho lint Ind
‘uo-ull. AM outing, an food (menu,
‘md. [non-d ol writhing the bud ', only
‘l'ormfoul which render the baud la:-
1 ,Ind gnu? mind and body out of «ﬁler.
Whitf- Pilll Mul' Ulnmcm loan med,
Ahe- leﬂy mingliur and alm
‘uh in chief. They qct'u poweﬂnl alumina,
Jump-ll]. III] II the um and “H.“
ia- W gm! reguhmln muons. M 1
1M and... not only Milan "mm
‘unl-dy. In“ claim lb: a bolt body. 1
IATIZS'I' EASTERN “I“ S.
Sr. Lot 1!, June 10111.
.\-l\iei-s {ruin Englniul Hlmw that pnrliulily
for the relwl Sun-s ie gr: luilly Cllﬂllzilif:
.\ part of tln- \\':<mnsin trnnlw lmd been
ordered to \\'n~liint:li-n nl 4* Louis imlice.
It is buiil that Beauregard intends to nuke I
position at \litnusses Junction impregnnhle.
The (inierntncnt Inn evidence that there Ire
lliuny traitors in the Sui 111.
.‘lnrrlinl "unto” my! tin-re Im- 40,000 de-
I'l‘r‘inliiﬁlﬁ in linkinmre nuiting for a [notable
opportunity to flat.
Sr. Loris, June llth.
(iov. Junk-um Ind Major (ienenl l'ricr. am
the part of the State of Missouri. and Gen. Lyon
and Col. F. l". 111-it, [or the United State: (inv
ernment. are cnnl'urring at the I'lunter'xt Home,
in this my, (0-day, in referenre to the Iﬂ‘nim of
this State. Much anxiety is uiltlifwled uto tilt
result.
It nppcnrs tlmt Arlingtnn Heights were on
the [mint at being Itlnt-ke-l on Monday nighl.
The enemy repnrtul in furee. were within two
miles. The tinw-rvnnent troops were formed
to meet the alt-wk. hut for wine cause unex
plained the reluela withdrew.
.\n order for recalling Minister Harvey goon
nut on \Vulxn-«hy. The evidence nglinut him
in overwhelming.
It il‘ rupllru‘tl that the Mielr’gun regiment
were fired on in llnitimure. Anny amt-m have
been sent to int'exlignte tliii Iﬂii'rr. ;
Everymnnin \‘iruininJmm sixteen to l-ixly
years of age. in obliged to be in the (fouled.
ante service by Iliumlny. ;
E. Jnv Harri». of l’ennsylvanil. lin been In
pointcil Minister to Constantinople, and 11. T. B. i
Low, )linirti-r to Venezuela.
Our relation with Peru has been renewed.
Tho fortifleltinns at Arlington Heights Ire now
very formidible.
(2mm, June 10th.
(‘Ol. Schtiltnr-r. mmmlnding at "in“ Point.
broke up A band of mecmsionists nelr there and
took several prisoner;
Fun-runes .‘annaw. June 91h.
Last night Gen. Ilutlc-r um! I 11-lurlulwnl In
diplotlge u force of rebels vnrnmpul uinu mill-s
flom "mnplmi. Tln- [urn-u took twn mun-n (n
form njllncliun at. Lillle lldlml. .h 11-ul puinl.
it bt'illgl'nl'k, [he “UHIIIIVI n-giun-In mistook fur
foes llu- nlln-r run, and ﬁrvd upon lln-In, kill»
In; one and woumling ullu-rs. .\ l'u-r the error
was dincm'crrd. the force mlrrhul on Ilw mn
u-dmno (-nrnmpmvm and failed to lulu: it.
Thry n-lruml in good nrulrr After losing 3"
killed and About 100 woundvd.
[.mvnswfmrux July.- mu.
u is "mm! 47.2}? ' "Al-:sl}:"lllJli'ﬁu'Jk"7m
(lire-tuning nl Kama- I.‘in Iniuion; lmlh plrﬁes
no collecting Inge lurcrs in that nrighlmrbood.
Ptobnhly there will be I collini-m lu-morrow.
SAN Fum‘xscu, Jun: 20th.
The Time! and Cull hnve the [ollowiug dia
pltch: '
The Pony has urlvctl I! You Churchill with
Ne: Yprk dnuzu to Juno‘rlﬂht ,
The imprcuion prev-ii: both north Ind south
thus Nllioml Convention will In culled to
unh- (mining «Illnrnhiu.
The peopic of the mmh In diusni‘lﬂul wiih
(he ('onfvdcmle gun-miner". uprcinlly lince
Kentucky imml I l'nlon Illllli'biio.
In \‘ivnlni- one half of the countin- lm'e
culled- l'uiun mun-Minn to org-nin- a provi
ioml gun-mum": nml lll‘Pﬂﬂl‘ (luv. la-u-hor.
The new in n-m-nlly mm speciﬁc «hm- (he
"ova-oi sympuhy nf Franco I'ilh the Adminis
tniion. The tenor of the English drlmu-u in
Parliuncm are 'ch Mammy. Ind the Min
irlry are bucking down from their menacing po
lilion.
wxmmiom rid prevailed It Ken'lunndlmd
Ipinn the Huglinll (iovurnment.
Summer l'umlerlrilliu chartered Is I mnnof-
1 Banana-A nun mun-d nnmhart. Irllilr
crossing White Kin-r, in: week, with: party at
‘ miﬁen from thin plum, wu precipilntnd Into the
‘ titer and drowned. Ila hlll been a midom of
this county [on few months only, um] wu en
gaged u I [um laborer.
} Fun. BL ”ma—A house occupicll by IlrIL
Mary ﬂinckley and her hm dnnghun on the
Crescent City Md, About ﬁve miles from Jack
nonviilc, wan entirely annoyed by ﬁre on the
nightof the 18th ult..lnd tho family. coll-ht
lng o! In. Him-Hey, hdr MOI! daughter, ng-d
sinm, Ind the young-u npd pix, wm burned
In dud: before tho neighbors wen Inn of
the continuation. 1
Gnu. "AKSNI‘.-~" nppnru from the him:
let drop by the SI. Louie oormpondeuu, the!
Gen. Haney Iv- remand [mm his mum!
II SC. Louie, because the Admlniuullm diap
pmed of the Imngcment entered Into between
him and Gen. Price, Ind elm bean-o they [ml
not full conﬁdence in him. It thin be u, we
my erg-acne hear from the Genet-l In defence
of hlmlelf. 7 '
Anna [mun tn: erm Snm.—Pnl~ ‘
idem Uncoln hu received udvim from Aultdn 1
that that government hn refund to mclve‘
Anon Burlinpme u the Repreunutivo o! the
United than. The Mvololu [must for thil‘
ln-nltllclut Bull-mum, when a member of
Col-gnu. Introduced l bill ruining Sardinia to I
ﬁrst elm million. ‘
‘ Tn: Mun PAmmsl.-—Cnpt. Gibm and
dunghur have left San Francisco [or the Bund
wich lshndn, on their In, to tho lain-inn [ann
diu. This gentleman hm been giving lecture
ln Cllifornil with the View of the formatlnn of I
colon)- in the luluy Archipelago.
Cot'muAlnlm—Tbe order for the mam-I
of Capt. Pickvu'l complny of the 9th Infantry
non San Juan Mind, Ire an glad to learn, bu
be... oountemnnded by Col. Wright. \
Tun: to Clpt. Fleming for the anal hvon,
per EliuLAndcrm. >
IAIIIID.
‘ 1 Wm. J- mm...“ M.“i.la‘;.
:31 0. Wm h In M J. {ml-l. Idol Oh
no.
“airman—3““—
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TI: gun-um» WI". mill “:3.
na m, Inn-u nun. :- pm- In
I» W I!
a": page -I. ”JEN? K'ﬂé’lu‘m
““41""; ‘72.”: 3:...“ "" "' “:35: \
m‘dh I pun" Mala-r I'- Can-...:
Mv huh. and nodular Mb“! 111-.lln"
In I 111 111 u III" and. 1
”In M. mumw.nsu Inn-l
‘ and l A. "tun.
~ . .
:pmal 311 mm. -
- ._ 7 . 23‘
Ilull‘: Unu- nrlll- lr|lnn Dork 111. I
) l'o‘n‘ till. 0!
I. pup-ml 'rqu "w ﬂue-I m 1 J-mnlr- human. '
mum. Ilululv "I rum“; .m..lmm- u. mmnuu “4......
riﬂvr of lhr hlmul. h tllnnlrl "u- Iymm ol’ -II no“ In.
111-[nlrr luau-Ar. nun-u..- I' lurlrh, um: um "upunnu “ I“
dun. curl-- vlwlunxll‘lll and pain: 0! 111 Illldl. All Che.-
:Il'unl Ampld “It II.” II Ivluls m .nuhm Itnmh 1“...
lung um sum by "mm-n. pumuy, uo| per mm...
M. IIAIJ. A 00.. I’mwle‘on.
_ wholmk I) ....
”mm m Ind N 0 flu 11. kmm
3 NOTICE; .
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1 BALCII & u EBBLR -
“mun REIPE‘WI‘I.I.Y mmnl m
public xrlwruny‘ nnd (‘nule slulppen ll‘ :2. up...
u. lwllclllu, am I'm, rum - ﬂood mull. with m...
cuhwnkul nlluched whlch 111, be Ila-Inn), much...
3' O ‘7 NT A!”
‘ 0F ‘I’IIH BEST (IV ﬂl'lllNﬂ WA'I'II.
Human" m mil-ply nny Ihlp nr mun"; mm a
n-u-lre my uumunl n' gnu-II whwh mu Io drilled; “a .
ml I‘OIIRAI. 111-vim! lnr her-llnlnﬂlr, run "out" N
Hay. whlnh we sell lur Old par um. Win-Inge an can.“
Hun-u. 1:“; «ma per haul, sud I Ilbrnl dint-tn“. .
rrmulur nun-pm.
‘Hu- nlrumer ”In Anderson Inn-I our Whar! "or, 11...
a” 1m Olympllmml "or; loath, tor pon- dwl lulu-d,
und u now lulu; cum to In; plu- dulnd II I", a.
nu. '
mm- mm... 1:. pun-hm ml- VIII and I mp “51»
win-No Imnmem at my all mm.
hum. «man-a n! - nun-II pen-emu“. I! (In Ina—l It.
um v-xu'rtd n-n «Minn
5" Nn mum; mum] on drpoulc, gran-l or m
mum-n nu own-m ol nu My or pud- Min] ‘0 In.
(In: um. .
BALCH & WEBIH-IR.
Hen-cool“. 'tlr. um. IS". I“
PHILIP 3 EACH,
Wholesale and Rmil Ik-nlor in
Llano". “can, Film, u.
ALSO.
H'l‘Al’[.E DRY GOODS.
“()1 D'l‘K.
S 11l )I'ZH.
('I.U'I'IIIN('E. .
I Lvrs. '
( '.\l‘S,
HUSI [CRY
- (mum-nuns.
( ‘()l 'N'I‘HY PRODUCE. ‘3l-"
All at lhh-h -m n» «M rl-rly m mu.
[o‘ Xl-A'r-wlu mu h. u mu. 4M
Provision Markets.
AVINU Pl'ﬂ('ll.\ulil) THE HAIKI'I A?
Fun Town-nut. In tmmrvlloll will. “I. .u all h
t‘lvil‘c‘lmul. n..- lllnlul‘fn-ul I. nun m-gund In um I.
cmmuulllrl ul bum lun- um: - myrrh»! will] u
ram-n MIA”. 1
‘ (n. ulna-Mr Inn“.
"Mu-L Hull! and non-bun Mm. new n ma nu“,
um! «I hm qnullly, »
\‘manJ‘s 0' I“ 11-ln In! In Dhﬂr ran-I.
NILK “I“? lunl WOIIK PATTI.” .Ivuyl II DIIMI M“
N-Ilv—Nonk-l I‘l In sol-I l'lﬂ‘ M. n’vlr-cl Ll..- .-
l-yn. I lulu.
Ink-h u, MI“. “I
"-481! wan-v u. I'v- hum-LA
“'ll.l. TAKE hlb'l'ﬂ'lc 'l‘llA'l‘ FRO. AID
mu m. In -' Aw" Ilnn whl luv - I‘m a! Mal
ruw- unwell-mm". Illh "-1- pm at 8-0. nn-I on In pin
um I» I'urnl m harm-h nu: wry but It- ”It", Alain.
and .mnhrmym.
I‘l-l-nn- m-quprhdcr anlnm “May VIII h" lon-I1
..m ...... m nun-pm ~ A , M.
*M‘ Pummlyumdn.
«my I. "Luz".
N 01111: bows Mll‘h D—‘nu uullr'ﬂ‘n-I l- pn-
A Inn-ml Io mud: "nk’h‘. ”.11. lhly M Rumhual um
Illh liver. Mum". M PML. by Iln- cue-u.“ lit 1...: anal“!-
mm. fn-II- Mm. Pun. .v-a nun-t l'uuk amy- .- hula-l
[or mule nl prl rn humid"; lam-n! vy.
I‘m-l [inkul mat}; quail” I:sme I r
' f“ I .
fwd " 'Aw” "m ''_ r. “mm.
W. BEDING'I'ON
I‘IIPIWWIJ.‘ unman- TII nu
ma. Inn A was»: hm: nun-uni us- In!
wnMlwmkmumbk.-dﬂm_h
m run it on u m and and, rum hum-uni: d I
pair-nun.
Helnuwb two-Mmﬂ
U IIOCERIEH.
DRY (mo! )H.
BU()'I‘H A N I) SHOES.
0 LOT“ ING,
HA R DWAR E. «90.. Ono}
Wuhan-W hull on "nu-I Mint-
HIM ' 7;
:00 Louis on m»
For Sale.
T) I. ”I‘ll IIY 111-HO ‘IKHWIno. 11l-
DAV. "be If"! “y of July urn. II H 0'“ ... -.
WIT-nil Ilhn PE. 1: pg"! 0! land. could-In. I.“
I C II II L. 3
43:: it”. ” We. a the inﬁrm.- mun. aft:
anvcllr'l emu. an hem-h Puma. I. men-11. .I'.
Tums—lll w: can! MI 111, o! 31].. out half VIII 1...
|u col-Ir—damllb huh-cc hill '1???“ m-
Admlnmnlor a m Mh .1 man. Ink-i. haunt-l
Huunllnn 9! lane Enlarging-ll".
ﬁchm.w.l.lmﬂﬂ.lﬂl. u
.A ,_ m ___<. .. .__ _.__.___...—
040 AM 0!“ “11.
For Sale.
0 111 FOLD I' "Ila“? Am”. a 's‘
T DAWN-M mum-”u; Ital.” I. 0'“ ‘4'»-
IMA I mun". or red at land calm“ ml"
‘ n .
um. um I'M “um. um cllln. m .- mﬁ'
mu. Puma-..w.f..m-unmmn dun-111
aural, nulth'qc-It Dy Dnhau'l club. I“ on they.“ I 7'
I v" nm. .
ﬁlm-(n! lair—lom MI I. day 0' lain. no“ t
IM'ﬁl‘l’llmnlr-d. m nub-Inna In Italian-II"
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WI. I. '0". '
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cumm- ul' .bor rhlﬂm. 1!
llrllneoom. lum- ﬂll. 1". ,4
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Drug Store.
J‘L'iﬁfm'“ A com M
DRUGS AND MEDICINE
AUG—Iv", W“
TIMI“ All “I“ Illicit".
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