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The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-31

&C. The first list sent out. was discarded and
the above adopted, owing to sickness in Nlr Sin
gIeton's family.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-31

New Orleans and violzaburg Paol-st,
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24
T,he Ne,YalbS Inc Arnbin. '.

The nswsb ' De Arabia, I. on Tu, key and Russia. clearly show that hestilities have commenced between hihese two powers in 'the way iof skilmislling tho the intelligence is so4brief as not to be very sa.isfacsotyl T'bs latest disps.ches, Before The sailing of the Arsbiss are s ist so itlsea afolloEiag eject, ~ le d,ssb sesa ' "Fighting was going on briskly bss tween the alnssians md 'I'u Ks in svallA- Ichia at the latest dates "A body ofs2.- GOO Tulks had aappeareda at Giurgeoo, (no date mentioned and fired upon life
 town A v force of Russians was dis
 patched to the assistance of the town, when anengagenleht ensuesl, and, after considerable slaughter on both sides. the Turks retreated. AnolL Lercncounte had taken place between I, ,OC0t Tuiks and a like number of Russian cayalryd between
 Kalafat and Sothia, in which the Rhs, sians were compelled to fall back. 'alasis
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24
Grraf Fire iil New York,

Two.tnost extensive fires occurred in New York. at an early hour. Thursday morning. destroy ing a large amount of property. consisting principally of work shops. The fire i,st broke out iii the room of A,lanson E. Brooks, piano mas ker, 2o6 Twenty fifth street. destroying that and Nos. POS. 2l0. PIP and q 4 i. Withsssiebnl other buildings in the yicii- fly, including tho property of the occu> panss. Messfs Sloan G Logan profie- tors of the Empire Fbnndefy lose $253,- 00O--and they have insurance on stock and buildings. for $t5S. 900. Six large Buildings were destroyed. Whole loss $4DO GOO asTg asisi tsd Issnagf ata7
 DuriDgibe progress of the fire, a sins gtiIaf accident occurred. Two men ats tempted 10 save Il laig rubber band used in gprcpeliing the machinery but when 1t was seyeied, the Sudden con traction ori Ires6il4 4hfew bntk sof the men 1. om the third story window. It was feared that llhe back of one. of them was broken. \ { V The second atfc wns at .tlie cofner of Jane and Washing sor streets. which er- Itirely destroyed eight buildings, including Knox Factory, aud paliialiy burnt ten or twelve c1lreis M Knox . Factory was linsurea for Ss 900. .s,a \, 'As ss'ss .a'
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24
TndT.l,e lII.11IIaI.

We hear gro |, shouts O D D6m0oratic'' tf.nmphs ffery where, and nl kinds of {" DpmooJoiic' v Factories q, e trunnsted io helworld bf our opponehis. L6s us ex.. anime them mement. Pefhaps iheir cllArneler nay throw ds.6p ||nhs on tho domestic policy of Mr. Piefce's adminis. tration.
 First. there is Maine. If any of our opponents can gather a ennmb 0f com fort from that .s Democratic victory' they sfe welcome l6 feell and grow fat on 1t. Owe should be glad to know, on the whole, which particular variety of the < Cats, gained lhat gietosy @ww
 Yefmont ia claimed as 7. Democraiia victoty. If there is any victory. it has, been obtained by d ehalition with Abo< lilionists. and it helps us form some defi. nite idea of the q Nationsr' policy of inc Admmstration. Tocry dptKe Vermont
 victory is to1endotsela iinionamnh AbOIi-
 lionisls, and it cannot;b 4Eiumphed over
 without calling up Caleb Cushingis in> diguation. gl8a4T
 1 Georgia, Missiaippieand Louisiana, on
 the other hapds are pFoelaiinedsgs De1 naodfntics victories. ais sdEh EheysWe5elae aee0sA- piished 'by the hid of tic whole phai4nx of Secessionists, Fire sEaiefs, NuliHsls and. Anti Union men. ,ybo pakshed tpg
 the assistance of MT. Pietces troops and
 routed the National Democfats and Uiln ! ion Whigs. sa The defeat Of F0oie isA
 heralded by our papers as q DemUcsatas lie triumph" The bH.ile in Mississippi
 was especially tough: under the banners of the Unionsand the Cofnprofnise. and | yet ihe AdministratioD papers hail the defeat of the Union and Qompromisa patty as ? Democl qtie triaaph Z Does Inot this fact show where the Adnainissl lItRtion Is Z? sss ssss sadse sns sla,saa f We say nothing of New Yolk and IMassaclihsetts q Of tiiss strange policy. |lof helping the patty ia one Stale thps lIlhey opposed in the olhers sONFEeaders know all the facts of these elections, and lcan draw conclusions as wellas we can. iFespecting the chasarteE af tbs Aimin. istration. Those conclusions will not be livery favorable to the 2. National Deknoc-
 racy of the Cabinet, notwilhst tanding
 Mr. Attorney Generai s yermilion edicl. l- CouranE ' Sa A
 | 5 a
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24
The Newark Advertiser shusspeaks of

7 f aa Z The Newark Advertiser thusspeaks of the new paiyE fseefet socictysa0
 THE i" KSowlN NosHrSos. This soci-i ety, which laas .attracied considerabls tention by it's effects on tic recent elec- lions in this city and New York. is excii- ting curiosity anlorg our county friends, as 10 it's conlposilicn and aintentions 1t originated among the Democracy of New York City some montie since. and it de- signs, so far as we, who lilefally know nolhiRg's can Isllsit, is tol lpfey s6f tho aiE> fiurncee ofa foreigners sfr0m controlling elections. Five persons instituted the order here, fourof whom were democrats and one B iWhigs There are gnouefohr t' wigwarmsi Zone in each lof the North, East, Southland West walds. which cons. prise some 25e0 members. belonging 10 both parties. and to all classes of ciliEens of American origin "A wigwaim has been established in. Orange. and one is expected shortly in NorsistOwn. The society IS secret, and it's peculiar .ciisrac- teristic is the answer given by its mems befs toall questions concerning it--.s don't know It's inilpencs in tlsis ely has so. hr been decidedly advantageous to tho. friends oflordefand ahe lHafiinspf elec> qons. .l5sgsnszF ywaygss.F .N .R
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24

s9Afe& { TnR HAPPY sF AMsLY AT " AsIIScroS. i-The National Democrats of Washing , ton on Monday evening held a Mseiiog ss iqf congralulation over Ina defeat Of 1Barnbarpess in, New Yok Staie.a.A. lla,ge number of the adhelen,ss of tkSs ss lAdministrati6a Attended the Suneeting without sihsiiation and attempted to pre. vent the adoption of ofresolations denoaac-- ing the .cgnFseg of Secretary Galhsiesn Gushing and Marcy. Daniel s, RatcliIIes s ! speech ih favor of the AdS ininistration.1 Alter < gieat many hard words between lbe i've Aetiopsx an ap> peal wps made to blows. Charles q,
 palIack chair man of tke meeting slrnch q
 Wm. H. TEomas, Deputy Collector, and = knocked hin 6If ahe platfolsns Whersup-
 on general melee eHsued which lastea { ssyeralimih1tcs ta K fIE8tsa "A
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24

1'heSubscriber living nenril, oIsputsa place q scene in Shady sids. takes pleasure in nO,ieea 2 jutsIhg ol sunshine nPOn hIk path. < It cOnsitts ln lbe core dial and unanidlons vote of lhs Society, at their late annual meeting. to increase his salary Oue hundred dollars per annum.
 May this cheerful act of unsolicited generosity, be rewarded with ssrssuFes that never fail. m !. |ws f sB5o1 q AsNcKisssHr. Torrinqton, Nov. 10. 1858.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24
Icrrington, Mou. 10. 1858.
ng- on Saturday. weelI, two Harlem

lHE On Saturday weeE. two Harlem trains met. at that awful place-the temporary bridEesoh tbs high embank- ment at looth street. New York. The COW catchers aHefe knocked of the loco-
 motives. but nobody, was hurt, though there was plenty of fright. and with good reasons. As the Bridge is sixty feet in height the spot is not well adapted fol collisions. .Sa18 h&e ass3ss sAgs StA
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24

u Two,Sitizens of Bridgeport were knocked downinthe stEeets 6fAhat place on the ,sn,ghti of, the, 18th inst. The Standard says that acts of hisl kind are on the increase, ani if something is not done to putaas check to them soon, more fearful results may be expected.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24

y Large sheep lfafnss afe egin0in9 to be lie<establ blished "a " estern Efexass H. N N CnlaWellis Is hringing 7000 Mezisan shesp sg from the kip Grande to Geliad copRty
 fleA has also brought ovet . lsggh hnnmher n Df buGls ana 6Nss.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24

HoNR MApss GoRa l4-sIn the Ehelikh potleries aheras sFe msapfartarsEs dh6 snpplg ths IadiaAl and Chiaesai markets with gods in asy qpahliays and llg safnd aglisls supply sAe eyplian market willl antiquities, Hort Smith alells q story of his hsEiag bought ans E ypaial eoa solleMh here ebOnk the pyEamid5,o und when he returned homs he cent t assa present tC fFisad in the poltesies.S Tie answer Was ihaB lh1oah much obliged 70 him. he ecnld fHFnish nHaftsfulh If the sane Ariiele qia vary lea. pfina ~ he 'mGde gods for lhe Egyptian market
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24

D IT. ". C1inIop, of ihe .oWelI Morning
 News. has iust been pad $5Oe kgk the II New Xolk saIld q; aN iassbI saiisoall e. as iihe asuoaIhs sIAiz1dd 6lY. llind fDF ini1 Isies recaigea hs t5s ofRaI ' scsiiasns {. sss
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24

z Tbs CLa!lsston Psople ll',' Ws having s6eir fhh pas of Uncle Toms Cabin.a asywelll asI Itle rest If nsa The Charleslo1 Stans dardy spsakins of tie psFFoF@siSs 0t lhS \ Nightingale Troupe, Z eaya k. N KY {, X ': on Monday night VII hs hsiptrOdnced. foF tke flst time, UHcle rams Cabin. ogs Freedom at lhe North md Service ak lhe South. We hear already of a great des mand for tickets. Aput Harviet Reeehr ss't lses will Ra Rnliaibstsr ba entisslyl ldiJlooaGed,
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24

A typogfaplie al esfst in \ Cleyelands . 1ue1 q the hills of Japansas f Dply five h1ndrea gstles bigl n thes~ Aext issue the editor requests lis neaiaraoa
 to ,leaact 2. .eSOsS0 e etsIfom the fosmet :
 slatenshts ssss sIss N N li. ,a s:s ssisS
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24

There . nov Io doubt tkag thS AIaidb I.9v vill bs s9apIsd E Nsy shss next Legislature. .s
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24

1- There is . thre0t in New Jcssey of, ceatsssiag shs election of Price {Ioeol, as Governor. pn lhe ground that hs has not reaidedin tho State loFshe lase scyg m 's.skkr.s ecssi 5 tas saA3 t ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24

E The elections n Nlsconeia hase Easnlls
 . in favor of she NaIna LiauoE Lay.'
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24

We learn from tho. Norwich, Courier that the State Temperance Con-, yeniion at New London was not very fully attended. Among the resolutions passed. was one calling ! Stale coyeplioTp some time in the winier to nominate an Independent ticket fer State Ofiicerss \
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24

"A votl.a lbilv oi laancock cnuiilv, Ind, haa Esedksref seraici of e spo0 aRainst !, Alglef dl ths lpsx some lisps einee TRsQNeFr, aa sSqp Il0il ille sslI lis \ ss. ; nb
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24

R Pati;ck Ryan. anight clerk tn the post office at New York, who has been ar.-, a :: rested. has confessed and restored s4sOQ which he hadsssolenfrom packages passsi ing tb' ough the office. Two thousand dollars of which was sent rom tie Biids, adletown Bank to Philadelphia, ss.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24

aA The Saro Union states that the great V
 ghkbine wheel of ghe 0teas F'alIsF AlSylls- N,
 laetufina ComnanY RleScI, E lEss le'sa Isehtly sloplsd ssi1s 5y . i'm q els .s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24

, A lady in Boston has iust been sens
 tehsed io MITse nionths pEisonmentsin sin ! jAiI, iof sssefsly beatiDg helS husband
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24

\ CAPITAL TRsAa.s. ', II le crimiDal business besIs,fe tie CnMflS 0f lqeMs York ciiy. is vefv ,.heavy. Tge Tiihes gives jle 'Esllowing lis, ,s,f trials 3s, he ysaxT N fif9 tilis and t!,c hex sa,thslls, isi ind klst cub nifeasIy fi,bhd X Ei0nTsA i<tilf iar kilIha c eihapine Kihe.
 ' A'ri's DsUAFa iAs &ilhAg Eugene N Mels x,
 casnelms Col,ihs rnae,ty laoassS, Jas.
 NltAsaes Alherf A I3ssgast IOf killing M in,. Siaflana, at Fteugis lNtet@ K sss < s',aasa W <, AaasIs,es sssszs lAt kllaps \, planisi <. {:
 1. !. ces'lss N ss seonas ss s EP sishas| Nj Law
 John Daselltt giftlalas Ps!slsksNstshll..' EIe \. war,lSon Anoerspn fr killing JodA Jsprs l.. Hume Or. killing Susan Ai6l
 Anpapny ~ ls, s ss.ti gisl .s9sb s9Hruss.. e. Jpmss Fax. ANn.s Dinan, saad Others,
 for kllulg alsHeN E. 49slHiFneaS so tsgss a gaNss ,SMish 5iHl kdlihg Jamess DAvissdi ] HrRyy ciafnaIipslaing 0iinrles M. Rassl eagi.s syas~gz AHe isss&gs5 eKtAfsQ
 J,,lns P,icc fpg killing GninWtl BGeehian.a s, ElsntJat,e Sniils lnr aAssOha ai nas1issvt --.ssssE ass .1lal M ' q " EassIss \ A Npvrty sARKfzaa CEREMoE The Rev. AnlisiaeHes NF Bfdsvh, ihiS nl0fnfn9, as the nlliriutilg eIesnyn,an, uijiltd IiyE Ss] pi ci,t4lieiII il,e b11llS tlf falfOly yiedhuCk sllus pn,inily bs cuAinl tisd BibnteF iii iiiis l sIs nartNsenl Af sv6ili6us E idhts I lie pafslgsMt4t Delsis1 1k kilenlahti ElItn w, I DeG eGarnn, h,,ia members Af t.ls Encie yssSl' EflrnilAt Ihdse antsehi e4ate flih 3iis Itlsv. Ah.0inriiesNtil Slis Mil ihe Eefein0~ lly wsihIparllrd &facesSHd prop -0iiiii. siil9ss sshdwcxUfsNlt al0Si0lik lil the pfinie I'tdsats A l5s64 Fessi Se iwhensnan camshe yaA rssesl bs V 9iti as sy elll Neste tgiri aud Aslsea tglla kine elutS and lAisl
 liysnes stslslestakcs sise Nfe Of DVsll bs aiiti Isppls~sdi htsfeF aioIl M M \ slss'ssssa Ds s4E " ssss
 ( Isskisl, scprjislstI. l,s beasss qf blis n. ~ esshsidetahle amount, ivss < me p;ter 1aays si0nped by f0bperss VI bese theY ioOks and
 ieil tlie Egtk lss seunliNHe HIS japfReYs vAf X aset | iitsle Eg gIisciiolt slle gpsll m p went
 harS. aud ih desbaif cried 0nt st Sfnp here s M my money, fake il. but give me back lha: af wisicl, MQs lhe heaFef il does not belnnsr n, hies'' 'lilsessaii5heySs iahghtxl \ 3sDlMi deAlennd ni.ied at0 ttles aioney liiey
 tad alreaxlN iaksn, illkl snis0 which lWaslI Kindly piirfed Sia ii,ein5 M AeUl siley ' sstfes 'si,srMasds asfsesled, they theniselses sela \ ted the allxenfufeysss bsa 0siA sst4le AssE sss v NIlf ssssss 8sssy Asl \ StFKas4t1tes X entreknh ssi llie EsesNahiKt ikaa,1n Ga Gatlanhc ! 8ssdfnSI, W sis
 slnk liibA. M..laes alldldihg so lhe yellow
 fever; Anss V assssll sas8 < AI < < 66 ilIvdidh:sry E6aslQN OsiHe oteF me, ktf f1iIIE,teffa aa9t { h6a q Slir6eiIgosis sI,e' Q kl 1b6tS Me mar had Nhfn lligduai. ,nn nhv Ama yesiH. and i1 nnahy hOQfs ufa ,ls l9efan0 dalsilieSs. ElIe tifead tlitreIdfe Was bal iiI6u1enl1IyM 9.seg s1A ~ a'Aa tT ae.lsstsss,;i is {ii .t ss f xAss3. ~ q, q s
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24
Aa0lbsF Bsitlsh oalIaqs E aIIno,ll,ced. cals .s

N Another British odtFage is aI1nonnced, N
 Al day cr two sinces says . uotsnpoFaFy, four blood bQilt l ,Fe Riiia iI %Sssseral
 sl1acka msEs iaken4 U . I3gisish n4tHi0A
 licer in Boslp1 iaIhpE aull lNh& &t is w0gsa Y |ll,aA all. the sasStks were taken ff0m ss ss .youdg lady Where z fssidsnl Risrcs <,
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24

nz- Two Of the inspectors of elec,,.. tions ip New York city, have been ar4 rested on "a charge of fraud of thsdlatel municipal election. They are accused with putting spurious tickets inlo the bal lot boxs whereby William, AcConkey.5 democrat, was awarded the certificate of electionsas AIdenman. while Cummings "A. Tucker, the Wing candidate, vas IS en- en- titled 10 it. s'.,. N .s..S N fl.s4f V
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24

! \, & ,Amopg the new connierfeiis ont
 ars sWo's oae eha saogssask BsoK, VIZ fnestes, hcrseMAn pursuing easlIe oa, a
 prairie, &c.. pogslY sdone. ssss6 hssI s
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24

a g Ths Cong, sgaiionai ChuSfch on Sa
 Gree. fsId Hill Fas destroyed by Rrel on. tbe nigh. Ofi sheslalh iaat. and a barn aajoining, balohging9 so ExsG Governor. TomllasoS, vxS ElsS desttoyed. The lile 'originated ih lhe Chhrshss < pgobably from as dsfect ip ne lurwes. The Church
 which stood oh tho same ssits vas burn.
 two or three years since. T pss asa'5a
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24

|, ,TREl FaEScH MIssIo4.-- Menoticel, 1a few weeks since, that James Gordon, EBenhsti. !. Was ah unsuccessful applicant Tor the post of American minister so the Iccprso of France. s HegiTes iGthc Hsrald Ehislyersiol of the emattefi. sso9 sdgil q io suWe heard, also. wliils ili Ensops. and during 0us s6io1fn tin tin < iVissbadsn. that
 c sn. Pierce. iil pubIic and 'ip ptiyatc. in'
 every form and shape. was pfofuse ,in his |grafiTnde aud thanks, iisid adrsiifatioil og
 the course 0f the New York Herald. md of the editor lhpscof. This created in US
 alsnfiles; but afi int rested person atlyIseds
 us.s just otit of aa whinis t6 a lest ih6s sincerity of Gen. Pierce himself in us
 swafn6 euIogiums passed upon the codsse aDt che Herald sin his election }: md accord lideIy We cdInmensed x yery hnldsing ls6rresp0naehcs, oii lIe sGbieSt, consisting pof shsee iettersaddtessed lo len. Pietees
 in pyetty much flie same stipiH as the man from tho West applied to General tJacks6n fcf lhe ctiics df atitst minister in his esbiAet;; but iii case shs coulJ. hot gok
 ilhatadF Anylhine below il, lie w6fif bg leoateat Aillp saa ssld gsPaif 6fs .bfcechss
 sooner ahah gc asaay wiiho6t something. by MAya6t . pFesslt iff0ih athe ;oid hero. Al tito olose of sslis cosres pond eliCe, We' found ito be an absolute fact that Gen.
 Pierce. the President ofs the United sSsaics, had bot Influence Snopgh will Secretary Marcy to procure, It our solic>
 itaticnsllhc small consalsliip .of Ey 5ns. worth 3sS0s q year, notwithstanding III the segard. and puise. and acmisatiosai.
 RhiCh lse tad So ol,en, and to all sorts ot speraons. expressed towhfis us and the
 Hesald ahFoufh0ut glle c0ptest of 1852. 5This isNasolsmn.s sas vel $ I ispghable'
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24

sNI< t537tx VI =ll 4lt <41lt
 bnsnEh n AlaHHT .t rhe < ::srssali nBi 1cilis & SlNFg<s vss Ie;,i pn ycs,erdays mOfnin9 io o4,ne v. ex fahs isg F,eus sulalI depQ1iiRfe as E,A il,e !ays pEsxillls. -, Uufine i6e Ea{nin9 nls lsls exclIsn,raa was SrEkfe.' ,t|e gP1Rsg nee slll D0ctOfl Snieal nf fhF 4 &j'ixens I'HHk prscNslei hrl sW1 tlf6hs lntfz inI' q t1fhs' keskft. fnll V is'6k A'&IfR, &il:ft lfR tlsE,'neesled ~ csrfY hfl.'1a sh& fe.l ssla Rlastai'i !l'e disp5Sal <<ss:s Fl z. Xhis setassa and VfsxrSe'f s,fxs1ssnt frlheF neHpkss e l|'f effNQ' ai f6ee1 llllnl s'.ifss's July tstl1|S tI'4l .Itff ts&e 1la. eszil,n ipf e'7I'I. 5 < [,'|.f T' 4QQ1E slnekf ny Ds.aEe |9sE'l,7 sii|N lhk slosssf|l 1ttelsl and hkar iqess WnnlN hQfn th1 pef''e If 1kI ln q eseiae .|iE HiIal laya.ld
 c&'H5 " Me alleEFaan ihe x6i'emeni had s'H ala Es psskl9F lp pAag ll!I
 |Sf incident is pfen|iaflr char 6s|< II1 e. 8k. @'ffn1 VI 1d shown q lels Ia4 S||t1 N|''c' riiahl ke em1l1ln1. wiih ff1| etHts '|efst'R ts'einfsn 0f salk
 H.s i6 s|H<S ff 1sf,lsss iilI ksase as
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24

isA lSMtS Isx6iBilioR Of Pd6liSy Is Iip be held as Albany Ss tls lp,b sad .lith of 9sngary next. The premium 'list sis lafge, ana all she Rhenghsisb Chit segopg4. &csinl tho United S.agsss Whiell Isarsivs ths Slaughter Of qAaRksgiyine nd A 'chtisshss N sls Invited ,S bs < present.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24

s' l lsia ssid ,hsl sl,s sssss solossgis.as' lls J .a' Of New 0fk is anal agItha gsWaies of the late Democraiie party :in ahe State.
 fos hssburpass Sf Ahsiag sidspiiHed by, its fespsc.ive friends. 9 x X N. x x.
, 1853-04-30
ROUTES

And distances, las established by common
iom Portland, southern Oregon,
to Capr FhHery tho junction efthe Straits
with the Pacific northern Oregon-rLi the
Columbia, CowliM rivers, Puget Sound, &c
From Portland to Rainier (on Columbia) ~ m
RAINIER to Monticello, (on Covilz) m
Monticello to fntks Of CowIii1 river 10 IN
Folks tow arbs sshbrt, CowliiH landing, 70 m
warba-sport 10 Esq.J r. Jsckson's, 10 m
lsehsnn's 10 ESQ. S. 3. Ford's 10 m
Ford's TO Olympia, 80 m
Total from Rainier 10 Olympia, 81 m
Prom Portland 10 Olympia, l2Y N
From Olympia tn Steilacoom, by the Sound,
(Bsleh's pasage,) 20
FIom Olympia 10 Nesqualy hesch, ~
Nesqually TO Slsilacoom,
Steilacoom to New York, ~ m
New York to Seattle, IN
Seattle 10 whijbyis lslsnd' 30 m
Seattle to Port Town~end. 81 m
Port Towhsend TO New Dungeness, ls IN
" New n sn-cccss - Cape Flaltey, 81 m
" Head of ~ hilby Isl. TO Penn's Covs,25 m
Cot Ebcv's Niciaria, Yane.'s bl, % m
&c olymis to Cape Flausry. direet Is1 m
Tetal hoB Portland 70 CsPs Fl-rey. fiS IN
, 1853-04-30
COWLITZ RIVER.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED have Bstiesur md
Canoes running constantly on The CowliiI
River, and are now prepared to forward passen'
gers end freight Tor the Sound without delay
The mail boat leaves regularly every Tuesday
morning at & o'clock, for the CoNhtz Landing.
wARBAsS g. TOWNSEND.
Aonucello, Dee. 10, 1879. t6u
, 1853-04-30

A Large Assortment Of Groceries
THE ATTENTION OF THE OREGON
L trade is invited to the following:
275 cases nectar TOBACCO, ~
1875 grape ne
$50 W. PRICES ZAA\SM
so half boxes Kirby's tobacco: SAS2I
IS Dill 4 MuIchsney'' tobacco;
80 Twin BrOIhers'
go " Virginia
rs Aromatic
100 Mills & Ronalds
25l frkins GOSHEN BUTTERi
l25 brls hams, 2j casks butter, in kegs,
500 mats No. sugar, 100 kegs lard
500 half brls crushed sugar, 65 eases lard
ESQ mats Carolina rice, l75 brla C. rice
675 bags C. beans, 2j cases RsW. matches;
450 boxes Ad candles 20 eases Clarks matches;
us brls clear and mess pork. IS hf bfls pork
s25 tins cheese, prime, l2O don yeast powders /;
260 bags Rio coffee, IS bags pepper
$40 cases tea, and 2Ib cSd's
l5O half chests black tea
40 bEs bso~A soap, 50 b-- s W.-o~Ps
las hf brls corn neal 100 hf brls msektTel;
l70 cases f Wighl's oysters
las kegs pickles, ass cases pickles;
400 boxes bunch misins1
80 boxes vermiceli, Is boxes starch
IS cases Lewis oysters
I25 boxes ground coffee
800 reams wrapping paper;
80 bales Cigariito paper
l25 bdls cotton lwine
200 dozen and hoopcd buckets;
1853 cases Kenssli's flesh peaches;
us Kennet's fresh strawborres
l25 cases preserved beef;
Is cases preserved veal
75 cases mutton, so cases green peas;
90 oascs green corr, 81 cases tomatoes
65 cases preserved peaehss, q clses ospsrs
100 kegs leaf lard, so cases leaf lard in tins;
s. cases sArdnss, 225 kegs pickles, assorted (;
IT'S kegs nails, assorted. $50 doI az handles
$50 cases brandy peaches
i3j cases strawberries;
1870 cases Lewis pie fruits;
1870 cases pickles in glass
so cases l. syrup, 95 cases salt in bags;
- cases green Tea, IS bales CigArito paper
$50 doz pick handles, etc. etc.
Por sale by VIM. T. COLEMAN & COZ
Conner California and Front streets,
San Francseo march l, lSj3.-3llf
, 1853-04-30

DOll.ERS-plain cylinders double Aue. tub
ulnr and locomotive, at from SIS to SlOO the horse
power
On hand and for sails:
A propeller engine Of IS horse power,
An English beam engine Of 81 horse power (;
Two engines Of 30 horse power;
Three Of 20
Two Of Is
A iub5.lIr boiler OF IS horse power;
Of 30
OF -
One hue Of 45
Two Hue Of 25
Saw mill machinery for muley, circular, gang
or upright saws
FIGURING mill machinery; Burr stones, bolt
cloth, &c.
GEO. GORDON & sTEEN,
Mining. marine and general engineers,
Vulcan Iron Works. San Francisco.
JUSTIN sTEINBURGER, Agent at Portland.
LEONARD & GREEN, Astoria.
April g, SO. 3m9I
, 1853-04-30

Jaa. q, 1873 =ld
, 1853-04-30
Winn'S Fountain Head.
Steam Candy Mandatory.

Fancy Confectionery, Pie and Cake Bukcry,
AND REFRESHMENT SALOON,
Long Wharf between Sansome and Battery SIS.
SAN FRANCISCO.