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THE 2ikER lGCiLISI'S.

SATURDAY ENE'NG, OCr. 80, '33--
fI'HE onFinsi HAkER~, mot the BANKER n0,iiy)
i uH tbsif return East from tuur Of neAiiJ three
Nears the Suuthgrn aHd Weston ~tstss. viii ave
One Vocal Concert Only,
A. above, 90 which rftsi1u they Ntll IutfUdurp a
fhrs srfeig ~ pupuiaf Nu-ir, mostly original, cora
pfislnr many p1tcof uut p-tiIuuod ~ their tlfmtT
concerts this village. he celebrated sopgsttrss
formerly knoWa ae Mics CLARA REESE, "the che
mango vocalist b nuW member IT The family, and
appears tn their touctri-.
urLsi- 2i Cent. hl0rs open a. 81 U'clocs. Con
cer Commences Al =.
J. 4 ENERANCE, Agent
fiafw
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Purchasers of Boots, Shoes and
RUBBERS

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large s's..'".hl ~
m h"o's' Sh"'s ana N"no'fs'
lhr "fF~i l"t' "i cue Ti'fh .. made at nni own
Amone yauoy i,o numerous To mention, ma, he
found ,he Glowing
At Wholesale a. Retail.
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Tri,t-,lt s.y,.r.l t,,rk sole Roofs.
water rr,of so,, IA nants.
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PAT auf EHauel'l Puiis Boots
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Patent selfHeaiing
Robes and Caps,

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- Probate. Jas. -. persons' EsttcA
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afr HEREBY fsirfftit1 arsffd Etsie ai I'd flrf sf
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week. -lcsc--iN.i pn.,tHa thCfDfH, ia the hutlaHd
tuaHit Herald Ds tiltrr auule1 sc -atd Holland,
uI order 511t tli af-fts itttc. 70 trfeH hstHE there
BY iH.i uuthid thHrr d, in-, iH,n and thrtr appssf
Def Te ia ,lu at tH Ho4ft .H noe pftpi-e- 10 tIfl
H.rrf1 .if.I- HINUY NALL,
Res .lri-
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fAHf 1000 CO.. rria.urs Hl Che HuftsrTin1, UH
7 si-#Hf ll- It, Of r.. pisfabet ls-t. Rfn rrfIH-
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ts Prove Hfits ila} rlsfFe Add taks hiau az
uEnNIh CORY
r.HHusfa, Oei ~, lets is-lu'
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Letyour Iigh, shine .
New Goohs. Nov Goods,

Z mc LOW rStp .ior, Of q. "a CutE a CO.,
y NA Nrulsu-' Row Hrai ihc url't MAJ he
found au extensive assortment ni NcU g. odf ni hil
dese giinn,, Wpil adaitrd ~ DO ~cas'n l hrt an
wuni Ilahuis STA snd Wool d1.. iyar. 20 Aiaa,,t.,
riAn auu O. ga ai wnai nrlaihrs, itlu aud N0,l
dp4 fsuov Nolyeg., iu icigcs. sHd fruts 90 si.iu.
dance.
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September 20.
NEW UNION STORE
&. nUHT as SON.

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FoHGiyTrrss Ny hc,H vas heavy, Tor
its trust had been abused. H. Kindness
answered by fIrl wrong, 50 turning gloom
II, ,sAy itun lay f'lou nlen, one summer
sabbath d-v. ! siro'led among the green
meunl- Of ih" sl'l5ca bunai-plsce, where !
was reminded boa 90 hamTu lave and
bate hni ON sd ieSsi, esd bow. s,lnet co.
iatcI, IN ~rlRseI and the wr,ur door, each
saih + H,ret 'sro and cold han4' fA'ei
over s'ill hrsr, p-rs the green threshold
81 o C. smHuun grave. AGED Zoe lHyaslf sni
prying Hy rre, one rnumon sUfrov, hke
a unrhiv vssr, svc4i sli my pli- swly,
and Trembling iaFesye, RI J, q Nmr,-f-
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BRNJAMIN'g

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Foreign 1ltms.


H. a .UaA Ia H.
M. San Az, A. Jsne. 81 unrh.c' I'p0
Tons. NTH a ,tlasblr carro and 900 mass.
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lin. hy oh,sh IA pfrsots ere KILLED aud
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n,anrisd.
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Troy 4 Boston and w. stern
Vermont Railroads.


Troy q Ursfnn and W. kiFrn
60, p.tt.-n.T.
WI HNhA MAUI 'fes
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, 1853-06-11
OBITUARY.

Died near Crescent IIarbor, Whidby's I.l,,l
Mr.. Judah Church, aged about 60 years, formed
df Pontiac, Michigan, where most of his fmii,
now reside.
Mr. Church was last seen alive on the 2sth a,
April. That day he was at one Of his neighh0,.
wth gun and ammunition, and left for home 4,
way of the beach, intending to get clans Of Ii.
Indians. Nothing was known to have happensi
him for several days. Indians going to trade via
him brought word OF his absence from home n,
neghbors then sent Indiaus to know if he had -
turned he had not they went 10 look for him
everything was right about his house. but appe,t,
ances INDICATED his absence for many DAYS, anf
his body was finally found after some time sbou,
half mile from his house. His gun, ammunhbn
and some of his clothing had been taken, A iuy
Of inquest was called, who iden tilted bis body b.,
could see no marks of violence, and having nO
proof of any, found a verdict according to ID,
above facts. Mr.. Church died in possession Of /,
valuable land claim impr1vements-a log hou,,
and garden, &c. &c.
Michigan papers please copy. R,H.L.
May %. t
, 1853-06-11
Editors Table.

On TABLE has the spirits with it this
week, ard seems to have been not entirely
forgotten. But what ais US Oh, all !
that ale. viii our very considcratc friend
Cspl. GE1. PLuMNcR, Of the bark " Carib, =
who, observing our delicate health, was 50
kind as 10 furnish restorative, accept our
very best bow in acknowledgment. Half-a-
dozen bottles Of AllsoPp's best India Pale
Ale are not to he sneezed at, though we
may hiccup little 10 complete the enjoy,
mcnt Of the luxury.
DeG- We hope the friend who threatened
to send us pair of baby IS shoes, will refrain
from making any such "light infant ry''
charge upon our table" Be mercful to
us poor bachelors; it's no fault of ours -
Ten thousand horrors Shade Of Shak-
speare ayaunt and ne'cr again let our
thoughts dwell upon thy
"Inlani
Mcwling and Puking in the nurses arms"
Oh, how heartlcss " The unkindosi
cut of all" We shiver and trcmble. Ba-
by's shoes indeed ? What do we know
about Baby's shoes
Rg- We cannot TOO often express our
heartfelt thanks to our old friend SULLIVAN
for his remembrance of us, by the arrival Of
every steamer, in the shape ofpapeS, peri
odicals, both Foreign and domestic, maya
zines, &C., &c. His budget never fails to
reach US in due season.
no. To ADAMS & Co. We tender our
grateful acknowledgements for similar IA
vors.
, 1853-06-11
To the People of Washington
Territory. ba
FELLOW CITIZENs .

FELLOW CITIZENS: .
Al the earnest solicitation Of numerous friends
who seem deeply convinced that can be Of -
sential service to our Territory, have at eugn
consented to allow my name to be used as can
didate for Delegate to Congress at our aPproach-
ing election. Being personally known TO large
majority of you, | deem it unnecessary TO say
more at this time, than simply to state that ~
course Of conduct hereafter as heretofore, will %
open snd Independent, and that If elected, my mos
untirng eKeriOns shall be given to ths best in'sr
esis Of our Territory, without regard TO s'e'ioa'
MT. SIMMONS,
obmpia, w. T May 2T, 1859.
, 1853-06-11
Proposed Mass Meeting.

In accordance with the time honOred and =
tabshed usage OF the Democratic party, the IN
dersigned, members of the same and citizens of
Washington Territory respectfully and earnsay
urge upon the different members Of our polidei
faith, complete organization oflhe party through
out the Territory. tld1
We deem it unnecessary al this time 10 enter
upon discussion Of the proprieiy If an Organrl.
tiOn of parties; we think it manifest 10 all who
regard the advance Of Democratic PRINCIPLES ba
fore men, or measures before localities. Atttt
We are aware that an organization Of the Den
Ocratic party, at this or any other time, will b
strenuously opposed by that party. who have ever
been found the sleepless and Vigian, opPOses d .
Democratic Advancement and progress. This j
to be expected. A party who entertains few, i
any, polilcgl principles or measures, to recon.
mend them to the sympathy or feelings Of ihl
masses, will at all times, be found ready 10 iomeni
divisions in our ranks, by multiplying candiiaieI,
and local and sectional issues. Let US defeat ha
Vaccinations of our opponents BY union among
ourselves let all considerations Of men, locality,
and place, Le offered up on the altaa Of pfincins.
And 10 this end we would invite the Democracy
Of the Territory, to a Mass Meeting, to be held 4
Olympia, on the second Monday in July neIl, 10
select a Democratic Central Committee, who win
fix upon time and place for holding Teuilorid
Convention, 10 select proper person as a Den
Ocratic Candidate for Delegate 10 COnaress,
, 1853-06-11
New Buildings.

WEED & HuRD's new building on Main
Street, is rapidly advancing towards compile
ton. 1t is intended for Fancy Bakery
and Confectionery establishment, of which
we will speak more extensively in future
number.
Mn. Z SYLyEsrrn, our genllemanly
town proPfietOr, is about erecting large
Hotel, for the bett accommodation of his
numerous friends and patrons. Success
Mn. J. SWAN, our rnt,rpfisng towns
man, is also 10 erect large building, The
material is now being brought 10 the spot.
e The ba.k Mary Adams, Cap. Har
ding, arrived at Port Townsend, on tn, LIST
June, Il days from san Francisco She is
now 'oa ling frr th' Ess. ToIirs.
, 1853-06-11
War Department,
WAsnINoroN, April s

WASHING TON, APrH 8, 1893.
Tho War Department being directed by
a recent act Congress to survey the several
routes Of "a Railroad from the Mississippi
riYey 10 the Pacific ocean, it has been de-
ternined 10, explore and survey route from
thecseSsces Of The Mississippi river TO Puget
Sound; anu the following instructions are
giyea in relation 10 it, aud for the informa-
tlou aud direction of the several branches of
the seFgioess,
LIT. The exploration and survey is placed
in charge of Isaac l. Stevens, Governor Of
the Territory of Washington, TO whom all
officers detailed for the same will report for
INSTRUCTIONS.
3D.; The general project of the operation,
subject to such notifications as circum-
stances may direct, is 10 operate from St..
Paul's, orgsome eligible point on the Upper
Mississippi, towards the great bend of The
Missouri river, and thence on the Table
land between the tributaries Of the Missouri
and those ofthe Saskatchewan 10 some eligi-
bic pass 10 The Rocky Mountains. A depot
will be established at Fort Union, at the
mouth ofthe Yellow Stone, and a portion
of the party will rendezvous there and await
the coming up Of the main body. A second
party viii proceed at once to Puget Sound,
and'lxplore The passes ofthe Cascade range,
meeting theo Eastern party between that
range and The Rocky Mountains, as may be
arranged by Governor Stevens.
81. As in the prosecution ofthis explo.a-
tion and survey, il will be necessary to cx-
plore the passes of the Cascade range and
Of the Rocky Mountains from the 49rh
paYallclto The head-watcrs of the Missouri
river, and to determine the capacity of the
adjacent country 10 supply, and of The Co.
ldpibia aud Missouri rivers and their tribu-
a4tSSs y transport, materials for the con-
sEpsyiQn q He road, great attention will be
given 70 the geography apd metcorology
gc1Stally, Of the whole intermediate region /;
to-lle seasons and character Of its freshrls /;
tie quantities. and continuance of It's rains
aid SHOWS, especially in the mountain
r.shgfS; 4erits geology, in arid regions,
seqpiqgein view the bringing Of water to
The sufsce by means Of Ailcsian well its
lsiany,9 natural history, agricultural and
trHBeyal r,soVrccs; the location, numbers
hl.toty, ilsditions and customs Of its Indian
,sibrs; ;RHL such other facts as shall tend 10
deyelope The character Of that po tou Of
our national d2mdin, and supply all III
, 1853-06-11
Our Affairs

From when W. learned Of the passage Of
tho Jaw dividing Oregon, and giving US au-
thoriy for separate organization under TIE
imposing and glorious name Of NAsn-
rsGrov," The prompt arrival of our Cover
nor and other L. s. appointed officers has
been eagerly expected. Our last mail from
N States quiets this anxiety, by letters al
f,ri.n; reliable and all necessary infoma-
ton. Gov. Stevens writes us, Col. Sim-
mons, Col. Moses, and a number Of other
clizens, from Washington City, April leth'
cncloting a Circular Of great importance
from the. Secretary of War, and making
known the plans adopted as Prelinlinaries' 'c
m organization Of tn. Territory. Wche.c
insert the letter addressed 10 Ourselves, to
gclher with the Circular;
WAsHNToN, June Is, 'j3.
NIEssRs. MuELRoY s. BEEBE:
GeSrlEaEN II herewith enclose 10 you
a copy of my private instructions from the
War Department regarding an Exploration
ahdzSurvey Of a Railroad from the head
waters Of the upper Mississippi river 10 Pu
get Sound. While am delayed by the
charge of this work, there will be no delay
IN the organization of the Government, as
Col. Anderson, the Marshal, will at once
lake The census preliminary to proclama'
ton ordering an election Of Terrltorla
LeSisl3ture. lie is gentleman Of fine tai
rnts, and ofhigh character, whom the peo'
pIe'of the Territory will respect, and cor
daily ask your faavorble attention TO him
The oihet officers Of the Territory are mer
Of mene4nd worth.
oTWenly-thousand dollars has been appro'
priaIed and placed in my hands 10 coustruc
a Milaary Road from Fort Walla walla tC
tlie Sound early enough for this years i'm
migration This labor, together with fh'
exploration Of the Cascade range, has bser
e6iTisted4o'a vigorous and energetic officer
Capt Mcclellan, who served with grea
giliantfy IN Mexico and is distinguished fO
his gresl professional ability.
'fheI no doubt but that shall succeed thi
year.in piercing the Rocky mountains anC
Cascade ranges, and in opening a direc
communication between the Mississippi anC
the Sound on the Pacific.
yArlInusE devote myself thoroughly Il
ibg Interests of the Territory, shall con
SUIT freely and be advised by my fellow cit
izens. FTo1;'T | remain yours,
7.-'''''1i Very respectfully,
.'a'9lGs4'h ISAAC /. STEVENS.
P.S,a ,Dt. Cooper, the naturalist, ant
Surgeon Of Capt. McClellan's party, vii
reschtbe Territory by the Steamer carly
ing this mail in advance of the other officers
He Eill.at once enter upon his duties, ant
l. Icon4npnd him to your attention.
'-'. IL Yours truly, l. |. s.
, 1853-06-11

S1ElLAcoON.-Our friend, Capt BALcu,
has gone on flying trip to San Francisco,
for the purpose, as he informed us, Of maxi
ing more extensive arrangements for the
prosecution of business on Puget Sound
We wish him pleasant trip, speedy return,
and success 10 his projects. During the
absence Of Capt. Balch, DR.. ]. B. WrBUER
Prcsidcs and has charge of affairs at Stella
COON. A capital selection. He is clothed
with full power 10 dispose of town lots. and
our very fortunate acquaintance with him
enables US TO say he will exercise that pow
cr with the most approvable discretion If
We can possibly spare the time, we may be
expected 10 take peep that way ere long