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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-13

LINCOLN cLAaK. Fsr =. BissELl
CLARK BISSELL, q
LAND WARRANTS s. LAND AGENCY
vTNHE undersigned keep constantly on hand Land War
rants Of every description, which they will sell for
cash. time, may be desired by purchasers They
have aso taken much pains and care to ascertain good
c ates for tho Toe alton Of This service they
think they perform to advantage for those wis may
wish to employ thcm- 7- p 1ze 49,
Once opposite the Bank. =
Nav 26-5ly er 4.BE CLARK & BreSELL
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-13
: TO. the GENTLEMEN.
Ready Made ClothinE.
sore atsw NAPLES. e. CO.

"a
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING ROOM
fsthe place fog Gentlemen who wish TO be fitted out in
the latest and best style. have the
LARGEST AND BEST STOCK IN THE WEST.
an kinds Of COATS pan's ysssa shrs, eravass, dsswsfs
. BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT
cannot b equaed in Iowa. having just received some
very Sest selee ted STOCK and trash among them.
HATS AND CATS sf@@sit
complete assostnsnt Of tsanVst fashionable Ules
Hats and Caps, which will be sold very cheap.
FAMILY GROCERIES,. sfsasB
Avery choics lot OF sugar codse, tea, and salt bs,
expressly for retail trades pepper and spices generally
fact everything that 10 needed In the Grocery hae.
Tho fact is, call q 2: NAPLES AGO, for svs1thns
his stock of Go,'is win show lor itssH.
1r1No fruuhls tosh0w 0ooAs.s a4a4s ctVg
DUBUQUE. Oet.s-lydw P.WAPLEa co
LILOUR-SussrAns aAd Extra Family, kept eanGsaxsiy
ON hand n the regular market prices, and delvevs1
free charge This -four warranted good made ofthe
finest quaisy Of wheat itit should prove ~, The
Sour can - Hssurned ~ my expense, and the pssy
undsd inay 2el q. 4. WEST.
Hops! HOps!! Hops!!I
HAVE just received one Bale Of fresh hops which
Will cell cheap. (Julv ~ "a CiLLESpfE.
.fst -4 No. j. Globe Building
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-13

-RKEE,s BAKING POWDER.
.'ty cfDurkee's Baking Powder will b
A La'e quail. w. r. ALIENS.
~ puiio 81 - above the NAPLES House.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-13

l'OFkery's General Agency.
r AND WARRANTS for yale, one or doxen-
IL Improved Farms for sale, Of all sizes and prices.
CITY PROPERTY for sale, IS aa
Houses and Lots In great variety.
ACAAsH RATS on England, Ireland and Scotland
PASSAGE TICKETS for sale to bring out emigranti
from Liverpool. WI %h&
INSURANCE on Lite, Fire, Cargo, and Freight. risks
DEEDS. BONDS and Mortgages written out and Agsn.
eies generally attended to, BY 81
may ls-dwyI -- Notary Public
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-13

sVXTHlTE LEAD and WINDOW GLASS. have
glass; Of me Ps'' su''' Wne' a. esIEsP1E.
Onn bbs good Ness Pork on hand and for sale
GUU my Ware Honse the landing. Also, few
bbls Clear and Prime Pork and Laid. ,,,,s
mayi2 G. R. WEST.
OF Of No Sugar for sale By the hid or bha 60 -
TEA, coFrEE, MoLAssEs, in store and for sale a,
low prieesby zach 81 NEST
lew Barre,s Glover s-ed Timos,,y seed, and great
variety ofoser Seeds IN store and for sale eX yrsr
Cd FISH and N AcKEREL on iiand and a.iow prices
- No. articles inch 81 CIR WEST
NAROLINA RICE, and amos, every article in the Gre
Ger! line tor sale at my house OH the landing
lRfED HERRING and saTdncs BY the box or case for
sale at my warehouse inch 5ll CIR WEST
w sale cheap for cash BY finch sii GRWEsT
a LARGE lot Of corn brooms on hand and VIII be sold
~ cheap by The oz--csll at 4ste. sa VESTS
CANDLES for sale cheap BY the box by
NALriMoRE Fresh Cove Oysters. for sale by thebo
=, OF doz by inch 81 GRWEsr
DEW bales Gunny bsgsoa hand and for sale BY
ggtb ,14s CIR WEST
SOBoxEs and ha,fboxes offresh raisnr just receive
A FINE Tot Ct prime Datey asd Figs received an
"A for sale cheapby CIR WEST
EEW chests q lrysh Teas superior article iSr b
II CIR WEST
A CHOICE article sugar coffee, n,ola..es and 'cbac
IN Tor sale by the bbl, bux sack and III by WEST
lew d0z ,as tuhs and churns. good article on hand
| ann FIR sale hy 81 saA tH G WEST
IN asJEKN NAi1IS--Afrw kegs at all sizes, sale
IL atmy Warehouse ON the landing ~ DnbnGne.
may % G. E. WEST. r
OkBIRs cxtra article Of Flour for syIe-aso saft 81
/ IsJsack or barrel By GR WEST
5fIE lot 81 ju received and o isaie
n the Ohio Fruit and Seed Store, also Ware
House on the landing = CIR WEST
sept,1lsh. 20 10 20 ; N0zFfo tt b8a 1a'
IL kSQsb dozen nv" % q - ssct - &C r WEST
In nll1l rIcsfs, and few HhIs cnf <
tobacco fox sale ~ WEST
lTINCURkENT NONE q boueh at herfTatcs By
y III Octadwye c9s COX. SARGENT l. CO.
HfTY eCRfr Purchased ~ 2 6TTE ~ ---ET-T =
~ (may le-tfl ,'ooK, sAPcENT & TO.
ENE~ Hhds primo n Sugar just received and for
= sa!s by the hid. sbl and AZ low prizes my
"a hVc A,.~ Z n -
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-13
JNO. M. MCDANIEL,

VIC, EN YARN. coarse and 6ne, cotton yarn ali
ZION ,,~. AZ 1.47 Hsat sfFssS sWEATHERBY,B. n
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-13

a Livery Stable.
On 4th bspeen Main and Locust streets City Hotel
LYMAN & SHOMO, Ea
ITAVING had their stable horses &c. destroyed by fire
II have how built able, and purchased fresh
horses harness, saddles bugges carriages sulkies
which they invite public examinat and trial
Wepledge oxrssloes keep good horses, carriages
etc. can be found au,shere in the Norhw AL
| ask is trial.
DT Highest prices paid tor corn oats hay
April 80, 1851. t lT5 .ssE
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-13

Il Dr.F.C6lem0n smiE IN.
ate If Phi,adelphia and a Gradsate IF "a
atnissrssty Of Psnnsyl rania. s u -. 80.
IIAvlNG ssssled pssmahsntlyen nnbuqrs bcss leave
TO offer HE Professional Services tho cizsnk VI
Dubuque aud Sncinty. Particular given Sur
gerry and cAsss ssqunns operations. - ~ ,gsfs 10 =
Office and Residence Alan Street doors ab0ve the
Ciebe Building ,oyer the sure Of ). b. Thomas.
REFERS To sysa,,s.s. q arg *
BisHoP LoRAs IT & Prot. VIM. e. HoaNrR,
WArLes SMsrB University ofPenn.
r. w. HoRHEa ESQ.,, faneas- HkHRY II. Smith Al. d.
ter Wisconsin. PHILADELPHIA.
Sept. l-3mdaw, 5s
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-13

HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
g UcH is used by the Farnsr, Miner Mechanic and
y House-keepsr tgS - y trs-. "a
.i .srss5 QUEEySR.ARE,
Among the best and most sxtsnsivestoek IN town.
GROCERIES 8Warg
OF al tho various kinds, ssssthsr with various other
goods, such Ladies and Misses Muns (soe very ns)
Cotton Yarn, Carpet Bags Trsaks, Window Shades AID
Paper Curtains Carpesing India Mating, Carpet b.ae.
White goods; Shawls Of the Bay Stats and Empas AAs;
and lots Of other things too numerous to meniio4
Tony old Fre dsand Customer return my ass~seu
thanks for their sn amidst all the temptations buy
goods cost Of WI tins has0 late been the seSe
Of and by rdealn and uniform prices, hope
a centinuaneetit confidence-To the publie Gen
eral, would say, will sell Goods 40 low any reg
ular House. Those who doubt he easily made 70
believe Il, on examination. b. J. O'HALLORAN
p. 8. will take produce Of all kinds IN payment II
debts, in exchange for Goods the 20 Of Octobes
to cash prices. All those who know they are owing
would confer great favor BY settng up their Ia
cannot afford any longer indulgence
Sept. % 's.5f5s 20 OlIALLORAN.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-13
Forwarding and Comlsllsslon.

Forwarding and COMMISSION.
TNHE undersigned takes this method inierm the pub
i lie thar he has taken the large, eommodions brick
Iowa. and 10 ready TO receive in ship all
kinds Of Merchxndze, Household Furniture, and other
property, to ~ from any para of the United States
the favorable Liberal cash advances made
eonsgnments, II desired. Salt, Flour, Bacon, Lard
Cheese and almOst every article Of Family Groceries,
foreign and domestic Fruit will he kept constantly
hand. Steamboats, will b fuvnisl ed with at tbs
lowest rates. In concnsen will thar all business
entrusted my shall be transacted with rrepsness
carr, and despisch, and favorable terms 10 any
house in the city Of Dubuque
For Teferenes, refer 10 The following gentlsen0f Thu
city: gB-a ~ r7z stss b .5it i. $780,
PErsa Warns, w.P. wienraA.,
VIZ L. wrMIR AGO., p. rAnlsy 4 Co.,
?. Z. BIssEL. n. Y. LovEiL.
Dubuque, April l6. 1851 LIT 2 q. Il. WEST.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-13
1852. SPRING GOODS. 1852
PETER NAPLES & CO

N1ILI on the hrst arrivaIs be IN receipt Of resh
w seasonable Goods, embracing the ~,
MOST EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT
over brought to this City, which they viii Offer a
WHOLESALE on RETAIL upon the best terms ~
We intend to keep hand from this time forward
stock that will be superior in quantity and qualify to =
Amy West Of the Mountains. ~
The Ladies' and Country Merchants are esp
etally requested to examine our stock. rs~-FEs
Dahunue. March 6-dwly H. Es.E MI = q
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-13
Gelnclse & Schroeder,

Gelpcke & Schroeder, g
Wholesale AND RETAIL dRoCERs,
Main Street. oas d4ot south OF the American House,
za DUBUQUE. 60 ssoa rsk
WYE xeep constantly on hand, full ASSORTMENT OF
w etaple and Fancy 0FUeeFica, which we ofief fos
sSs At the swest cash price, IN quantitt to suit pus-
TiaHARDWARE and CUTLERY. :
SpaAes ahovsls, hoes forks axes, haichra aud saws
aev ssepdid ot Of p0cket kntvss knives AND iorKs
aud sheif war Ia general For vale BY q
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-13

GENERALSEsf AGENCY
wATER-sTREEr, DUBUQUE, IOWA,
Devoted sxciusirely to Storing, Reshipping, an
Commission Sales at Wholesale, by
S. NJ. LAkGWGRTHY.
IThvINGscompetcd the Largest Ware House In the
II CITY OF dubuque, will give particular attention t.
reteving stng and Tesnpping to part OF tho world
and will pay reigts and charges and make liberal Cast
advances any kind of merchandise, machinery
niture for sale. In high water the receive
from and di charge into the Warehouse saving draypge
on goods to be reshippcd. Will attend to filling ordc,
fo roduceead or and kind of goods, and has made
ran Scments for full supplies Of
PORK, BACON, LARD, AND ALL KINDS OF
GROCERIES
Of freight and insurance. Will attend the Collection
Debts, Freight Bills, and i'll every department
rt the public patronage.
REFERENCES:
8. Louis--J.G Goodrich, Russell 4 Bennett, VIM.
Ewing Il c., Clatin & Allen, G II rockingham, David
Tatum; Child, Pratt & Co, J & Walsh, Z J Gay Il Co
Chot.au & Vale.
(7olena-B Campbell + Co, Campbell and smith, u
TMcClosky,J Lnrrain, Edward Hampstead, Harris
& Co.; VIM Hampstead.
Chicago--Neiy & Lawrence. -
E'yin-F Patterson. yat
.Nindakec-Flighy& Co.
Eeoknk-Ch ittenien Il McGavac.
BrLrlia g.0i--G reene and Stone.
Ddrcnport-B"rrows and CO.; Cook and Sargent
Sdpannnt--Port'r Sorgent. ~
Belle, vs-Winekoop and Watkins
Oqunuk Phelps and Co. 4saA g
Prnuie "a Cross and Smith and Co Hfd
Clayton Ctr-Frank Smith ard Co. 800 Ha
Dabnqnc-Waples Rrothers, Emerson & Shields, r.
Y. GoetHch, Farley & Co. Johnson & Bunting, W
Burton, BJ O'fialloran.
St Paus-simpeen q Co rA1arch 90, ls5e--dw Sin,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-13
- MEN WHEAT FLOUR
YUBT fecsivcd and Sos sale by J. THCAAe.
a 8N No s above Globe Building = n9hsl
fcnTnfNGi LiGHTNiNf;r,

LIZ II NiAN0. sS/i0 - As1AsNs
Vtv1fE <ze6s Dubuque Scssctfdfy Informed thst
j the Ssbsesbsss new prepared to put up Light
ding Reclaim any pam he Cry - SHORTEST nrsirs
They usay b~fpnd ~ tho Good Somsyiian Drae Strse.
may 3sh-dH I'll AUD xii
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-13
FOR SALE,

AGENCY FOR SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
TIME Undersigned offer their services sell honses
i Town Lots Farms and all kinds of Real Estate ir
Dubuque Land district They feel warranted from thei
facilities and Agents In promising for moderat
commission prompt sale Of property entrusted to thei
disposal. 0A
Fa WI. BARNEY &Co
Once on Main ST. neary opposite
+t Fl# American House. .
fbtH
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-13

LHE~ fhds primo o Sugar Just received ard f.,
4 sals by the hid. sbl and IL lew rr,res At my
~src hoasc. aug s, '52, G. Il. WEI
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-13

HAvE the pleasure of announcing to the People o.
Debaqus and vicinity, the receips, thls day, Vi sup
Il :. :. Z
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-13

w HlTE LEAD and WINDOW GLASS. have now
w in store stock Of pure white lead, and window
glass, of the best quality, which will sell cheap.
- A. GILLESPIE.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-13

Cap, Letter and wrapping Paper, Quilis Steel Pens
Black and Red Inks; Sealing wax, waters, black sand
Pencils, Inkstands Irvine, &C.. with many other
cles not enumerated. Guu wads, caps, powder an,
shot, FIasks, Pouches, Bags, SC. t'
The public are requested 10 call and examine the good
and prices. All articles w.rrantsd. 9E
r, b. IS, l6t2-wly aau laEt-Esf
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-13
xExrEn or HON. JAMES sH1ELpe.
SWAsu,aoroS. August 5. 1861.


Grsffxxxx 4 have - regret that II hes eren
impossible for me, owing to be- press Ut bnsi-
ncss which fails u2en rs atthis late period Of
the sesaion. 70 reply any sooner to your inter-
es,is,c communication of the 18th ult. u at
fords me sincere pleasar. to nccept ynur cort~.
cus invitation Tn yisn Qalena az soon % can
make il convenient after the Adjournment. And
duriDg my visitto your ely hope 20 be able,
in compliance with your request, 70 addrtss any
fellow Ia me hest al any freht shilitrs,
90 so,ne.nf the prinripalques,ttns invovcd IN me
approaching presidential election.
Fofttinatciy far ne, thu principles Of the de-
mncrasic PARTY stand in bat little need of advo-
cAcy among my canstsrut nts. They are deepr
IL implanted in The hsarts Of q large matofiy OF
oar citizens. lllinsis 10 eaerntiaiiy and IN
chanysahiy de,nocfstic. Fidelity v the Tree
and generous principles o. de in"cracy u one q
the p-apdest characreristies Of our youny Prairi.
v hen Ooons and log cahins, with thsIr appropri-
ate minstrel ssco,npani.nen,s, frightened this
wise nation fram its accustomed propriety, Ill.,
n,is wac one of the seven gallant States that
held up The b,nner ofde,nocracy, and waved il
proudly before the cyes 81 the world. And
there that glorious banner .till waves, aud there
j, vii wave triunphsnsiy farev.ri
For the last fifty years the history OF the dem
ocrasic party Is the political history Of bic coun
wy kuStO - uOS PSOhbsShs
national history, from the first OF Jefferson ad
minis,ration to the last day Of Folks, that does
not illustrate the genius OF democracy.
The democracy party has several definite Oh
jec,s ri policy such - national r,gress, tern
torIal extension, tie constitutional ladep<nde nee
Of the States AID the r,h'ical liberty ofthe m
diyiiaal Some Of. ,ts Gsrcest conf eta have
been FOL. the astainment Of these objects The
s'ea, Struggle against national bank, high
- nf Lotto
nal Improve ments, and the distribotion OF the
proceeds, offhe public lands amons the States,
Was 1 struggle to remove inPedisnents from no.
tianst progress. Theae Ingenious contIivap-
ces to control the fruits Of national Industry for
the benc6, ofa fsw favored Interests, were frus-
tra,ea BY the vigilance and energy of the dem.
eeratic party In other con tries sacietv y d.
vided into two claases-,the poor, who do all the
That ,h;. norn,,w hae ham Hitherto nreap rVed
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-13

To Mcssrs n. b. McGlsa,s, Mathew
PlrxsrxAD, JoHs j. CRAwroxD, and others,
Galcna Illinois.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-13

HAVE just received Bale Of fresh hops, whSeA
viii cell cheap. (Julv ~ "A CiLLESPtE.
a tf4 =. No. ]. Globe BujldinR
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-01

and where, and how, this hery food IL
to reach the sea The locality Of its
source almost precludes the hope that
its progress can be 90 harmless &c on O
i. coAN.
BY advices from Hilo to the Cd inst,
we further learn that the stream of lava
had burned through the woods to within
fifteen miles of Hilo, and that it was
still! progressing. The current was not
80 rapid as at first, but it is gradually
filling up all the inequalities of the
grsu.d, and it was supposed ut that date
that it would ultimately reach the sea,
and discharge itself into the Bay of
Hilo.
We shall look for further intelligence
with great interest.
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-01
ECONOMICAL LEGlSiATIOy.

ill be remembered that the Ires.
be California is insolvent to the
nt Of near Two Millions of Dollars.
ew of this, our Legislature has
now within four days Of three
rs, discussing measures ostensibly
Z for their object economy and re.
nment. Outing this time, scarce.
ingle measure Of real and general
st to the State, has been passed
false prctext Of economy is too
visible to deceive those most in
| ed, But our sage Legislators may
hat object of personal aggrandise.
can we have in view, seeing that
by, as fixed by the last Legislature,
rely nominal The very fact Of
continuing in session three months
u. affecting any thing, preeludes
Pssibility of puritysf purpose. And
1 f we could name no particular OBJ
hey might have in view il could
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-01
STATE OF CALlFoR AIA--Coun,y Of

STATE OF CALlFOR County ef
- Nevads
To Aaron Butler, take notice. thnt n writ Of
attachment has issued from the Office of F.
W. Roberts, a Justice Of the Peace for Rough
and Ready township, in said county. on The
29th day of March, 1852. against you and ia
favor of Perry Early, for the. sum Of thirty
nine and l5-l00 dollars, returaable on the i1in
Of April. 1882, before said Justice, Mt his Office
in Rough and Ready Unless you appear and
answer at said time and place Judgment will
be rendered against you for plaintiffs de-
mand aforesaid, with damages and costs, and
your property attached be sold under efecu-
ton for payment thereof Given under ny
hand, at Office, at Rough and II sady. this the
18th day of March. 1852
9e-2w X. w. ROBERTS, J.P.
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-01
Rough and Ready, March, 26, lS5?-lt

SrATE OF CALlFORNIA..--County Of
~ Nevadn, SIS. District ourt, lOhh judc, 1.
district. Jamima Cabill Va. Joseph Cabiil.
The people Of the state Of California to Jo-
seph Cabill, greeting. You are hereby no,i-
fed that on the 29th day.of March. \. D. 1852.
suit wns commenced by said plaintiff against
you, in said district cent. tor nevada counts.
for divorce from the bands Of mafrimony.
You are therefore required TO appear and
answer the complaint Of the plai tiff herein,
filed, within thirty days from this date, or the
plantif win take n decree Of divorce as prayed
for in said complaint which is now on file ia
my office in said county.
Witness, Theodorr Miller. clerk Of The ,iis
trict court. tenth Judicial district for Nevada
county. with the seal affixed, Mt office, in Ne,
vada, this 29th day Of March. 1889
THEO. MILLER. Clerk,
BY SISSEY G. HEsBKRr, D'p'y
Hubbard & Hodge -Att'ys for pl'tf.
93-taw6t -.
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-01

;Conmodore Charles Wilkes has suc.
gssted new plan Of operation for the
discovery Of the whereabouts of Sir
John Franklin. He proposes that a
Temporary colony Of four or FIVE hun
dred men, at the harbor where Frank.
lin passed the winter Of 1856; from
whence the party will proceed in light
boats at such times as they find the
seas sufficiently relieved OF ice, and who
may be supplied from the colony, with
such necessaries as will tend to make
them successful and comfortable.
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-01

berdancy.-An amusing story is
told OF some young men in Eureka
who, having INDUCED rather freely in
amusing Themselves with an OCCASION
al game of Euchrc and Poker, contra
ry to the good precepts taught in their
early >lessons, on finding themselves
well nigh'burried alive by the heavy
tall of snow became strongly conscious
OF their sins. They gathered up all
their cards, and committed them to the
fiames, and the storm ceased i'mmedi.
ately rs :."-,
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-01
Later From oregon.

The Pacific Mail Steamship Compan-
Us steamer Columbia, arrived at San
Francisco on Sunday morning last, from
Astoria, bringing dates to the Goth ult.
We are indebted to Adams & Cos.
Express for files Of Oregon papers.
The U. S. ship vincennes was at AS
toria when the Columbia left, ready for
sea. She arrived at that port on the
l4th March.
PAINFUL AcclDExr.--As the steamer
James r Flint was coming over the
rapids between this city and Portland,
last ednesduy afternoon, the crown
seat" Of her boiler sunk, and the steam
escaping, SO badly scalded the engineer,
Mr.. John Dennis, that he di6d in sixteen
hours. He was standing imm ediately
bofore the furnace door, and received
the full curreut of the steam, literally
haying him alive. He was brought to
this city, where his remains were in
TERED. He formerly resided in New
Albany. Indiana, where he leaves wife
and child. 1t is supposed the immediate
cause of his death was the inhalation of
steam. He was twenty nine years of
age. Capt. Van Bergen. OF the Flint,
caused every attention to be bestowed
npon the unfortunate man, md refused
to leave him himself, until death ended
his sufferinSs, and he had performed the
last kind Office of burial.
The Eagle which was near the Flint
at the time Of the accident, generously
came to her relief. ~ AtuteSman 23d.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company
have established their general depot at
st. Helens, to which point the Columbia
will hereafter run. The Willamette
will connect with her.
MIR. Henry Tucker, employed upon
the pilot boat California, was drowned
ut the mouth Of the Columbia river, on
March 9Th. He was from Eastport,
Maine.
Tho difficulties xith the Cape Flat
terry Indians have beer satisfac torily
settled.
The SCHOONER HARRIEr SArE.--We
learn tina: the schooner. Harriet, which
left here for San Francisco, some time in
December last, and which was supposed
to be lost, arrived at O. ympia, Pugst's
Sound, few days since passengers and
crew all we'll. The Harriet sustain I'd
soon after leaving port, considerable in.
jury, and was driven by the storm as
far northward as 81 dog, where she had
been knocking about until favorable
opportunity brought her. to Olympia,
she had ON board large cargo Of hogs
oil Of which either died or were killed
for fool. The persons on board have
suffered every prlvation, having BEEN or
short allowance for some time and living
on muscles, which were obtained along
the coast. They, however, enjoyed goo1
health all the time. The passen ger,
took passage ON the Columbia, ut Rainier
for San Francisco, - Oregonian.
The Oregon Spectator has been dis
continued
The Oregon papers having but little
news to chronicle, are engaged princi
pally, as usual, in biackguardins each
other.