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, 1854-01-14

Mr.. GALLAGuER--We arc informed
that Mr.. Gallagher will decline being a
candidate, on the representative ticket ol
Thurston county at the approaching cIcc
ton, if the democracy of Shoaiwalei b.,
will select candidate in his stead which
proposition he has transmitted to lha, part
Of The country some time since The in.
tercsls of that part Of the country would,
we think, be as jealousy guarded, and as
carefully looked alter by Mr.. G., as any
person they could send from that quarter,
and we hnpa they will not acced, 10 his
proposition, as we should like to s,e the
original ticket carl led lrumphabtly through
But if they do acquiesco in his d'sirrs, we
trust they will srlect man upon whom
the whole democracy of the county can
unite and elect.
, 1854-01-14

LEWIS CouSTY TIcKEr.--We received a
notice this week, signed by Twelve demo-
Gratis oil Lewis county, calling convention
at COwIiiz Landing, on Wednesday The IIh
inst, for the purpose of remodeling the
former representative ticket, and we will,
therefore, this week, withhold its publica-
ton as originally inserted Judge Cat
lin and Mr.. II. Miles, it will be remember
ed, were the nominees for the council. We
should be highly pleased 10 see them here,
associated with Two other good democrats
from Lewis.
, 1854-01-14


Mn. EpIroR History Informs that dc
favorite policy of Theodocius of Old, wa
always 10 attack his enemies with al iis
energies and resources of his vast empirs,
and thus cndeavor 10 crush and annihilais
them al ono fell swoop. Your article ID
the last Pioneer, headed the " One Hone
Ticket" was certainly grand, magnilOqu'nl
and crushing, aller the manner ofihe gIsil
General Of Antiquity, but here the parald
fails Tho always had an enemy in front
something tangible. ralpable to Oppose, and
never gathered his powers 10 fgLl a wind
mill or other ephemeTal fabrication Of he
brain. What an avalanche Of inreclirl
what torrent Of acrimonious lirade and
burst Of indignant feeling, but alas Too
what shameful waste OF ammunition yOu
display against what Simply because Col
Simmons feels, and has had The independ.
eneo 10 express his disapproval Of The pro.
cecdings oil the Olympia Democratic Con-
venlion. Well, sir, the Col. stands. n0l
alone, those proceedings have given greai
umbrage to numerous sterling old dome
Gratis, who cannot help seeing, for il isp
plain that he ''that runs may read n-lh'l
the old pioneers Of the country, they who
led the van, brought the county into 10
tice, and suffered all the hardships and Pr'
vations incident 10 such undertakings, hass
been most shamefully overlooked, diss-
gaTded and trodden under foot BY theR
who at the last hour have come in to gather
where they have not sown, aAd appoPi'
ate 10 themselves all the honor, all tho abb
", and all the Offices Of the Territory. ]
this moi the case You know il well, snd
it you had any doubts, look over the noun
nations TO the assembly-fveouI Of SIX, new
men-and Of these some new lledgej demo
Gratis, and others lukewarm towards tho o.
ganizalion oi tho Territory, damningb
with faint praise when first the joyful nesi
was heard. No party discipline, no dsr'-
ton 10 the true spirit Of democracy can
ever require tame submission to such gl'Ts.
ing acts of injustice; and such wraknesand
faulty as is only equalled by the whigsin
their ridiculous nomination Of Delegate 10
Congress.
And then again, the Democratic CONVEX.
ton at the Cowlitz, surely the wisehe'd
Macbeth must have presided there.
Black spirits and white.
Red spirits and gray,
Minsle, mingle, mingle,
You that mingle may"
And from the boiling caldrOn 10 aProdl.
gy came forth, who, having opened hseIn
after Rip Van Winkle sleep, must Be Hm
to Washington 10 advocate those measure,
which originated during his slumbers, Ana
towards which he is noioriously indihefsns
The setting Goose always returns 70 pa
ncs, regardless Of any change during !"
temporary obs,nec, and the hermit Of o'''
, 1854-01-14
Ratification Meeting

AT meeting of The dcmoc,acv bo,a
the Town of Olympia on Saturday tbs 7%'
day Of January, Tor the purpose of lis.pp;a|
10 an explanation rom Columbia Ianr,...'t
the nominee Of the democratic priv G.,
delegate to Congress, respecting char.
that had been preferred against him bv go So
persons, touching his course in Ore"
Col. G. n. McConaha was called n ~,
chair' ami A. b. RabbcsOn appointed secS. ys
tary.
After the Object of the meeting wa, .l,.
ted by the chair in few pertinent retn,,L,
Judge Lancaster was introduced and w.,
listened to with marked attention. He q.
ted that in going to Oregon City as me 50,
Of government instCal Of Salem --wb;oh
some had objected to-he acted Com
conviction Of duty, and if he erred 1.
claimed 10 BE- honest in that error A."
other charge that had been made asain,,
him, he said, was That he had failed 10 rem
resent his conncil district in the lesislalis.
assembly oil Oregon at a time when his SER
vices were much needed, and had refused
or neglected to send his resignation 10 ths
governor in time TO have an election ealla
to select a man 10 fill his place, which h.
demonstrated beyond the shadow of IoulA
to be without foundation in truth. Fu,.
thcrmorI, he said it was charged agaiu,
him that he opposed the division d, I'd.
territory, which he also denied, and eha.
lenged any one to show wherein he had on.
posed in word or deed that division. II,
replied to many other charges of minor in.
poriance, and his speech throughout wa,,
thorough and eloquent vindication Of Il,
former course, and was received with marx.
cd attention and applause.
After Judge Lancaster had conclaled
D. R. Digrlow, Esq, arose and in lrT
remarks gave his reasons for suppohius
Judge Lancaster in convention, stating ,bal,
he revered him as man, and Offered Il.
following resolution: .r
Resclred, That the democracy Of Thurs.
ion county adopt the Hon. Columbia Lao.
caster as the democratic nominee lor delc.
gate 10 Congress.
Alter few remarks from Mr.. Wilrv
anu Col' EOey IN accordance with the
above resolution, twas passed unanimously.
The meeting was then addressed BY Col.
MeConaha at some length, which was very
favorably received
Loud call was then made for Cor. Sic.
vens, whercupon that gentleman arose and
in neat speech stated that Columbia Ian.
caster had been recommended to him By
persons in the States, whose integrity he
kner 10 be above suspicion, 10 be man in
whom he wight well conitle-that, 10 sho,l,
he was a Worthy democrat and an honest
man. rcil
Alter the Governor had CONCLUDED, he
meeting on motion dissolved. b 30
G. N. McCONAHA, Chm'a
A. B RABBEsoN, Secy. s-si
, 1854-01-14

should be at once swallowed up in the great
principles Which it is 10 lie expected h.
will firmly support, and cberrfulIy and dill
llgentIy carry ont and guard.
The triumphant election Of Judge Lam
caster is beyond the shadow of a shade of
doubt, and whatever disstnsions may exist
in the several counties in the election Of
legislative officers, on him, we apprchcnd,
will. centre tie undivided strength of the
party.
We look upon the nomination as exceed
ingly pIopi!ious, filling up at once, aud we
trust forever, the unfortunate breach Which
has heretofore presented formidable bar
rier to the interchange of amicabe relation-
ship between the northern and southern
portions of our Territory. All sectional
political feeling must now be at en- end.
The storm of disaffcction which for some
years has been rising and gathering strength
in the south, has now met counter current
from the north-their qualities were nru-
tralzed, albeit they mingled angrily for
time, and calm has succeeded BY unani-
nous determination that The elements in all
their force be directed upon common foe.
The prudent action Of the convention is
worthy of all commentator, as the posi-
tion of delegates was one of the most deli
cato character. The anomalous position OF
our Territory, containing two great thor
oughfares-one on the border, the other
near the present peopled cenire-the popu'
lation extending along either sidea with ITS
nucleus near the head-divided in interest
in social relations, and in everything calcula
ted 10 lead the people of the respective 10
calities moi 10 fraternze in anything; and yel
the whole Territory was represented-con'
cession was made, nomination effected, and
the convention dissolved with an interchange
of the most friendly expressions Of regard
and determination 10 carry their nominee
triumphanIly through the campaign,
The first blow for the. organization and
union Of the democracy of the Territory
has been struck. The democracy may well
exult, and feel proud Of the action of theil
delegates, in the prospect that the democ-
racy of Puget Sound and the Columbia river
are now bound together with bands oI
iron and with hooks of steel"
, 1854-01-14

RATIFICATION MEETING In another col.
umn will be found the proceedings of the
meeting of the democrats Of 'l'hursion coun-
ty, held al this place, on Saturday last, cn-
dorsing the action Of the territorial conven-
tion, and pledging TO the nominee an undi-
yided support. We earnestly believe that
Judge LANCASTER will be elected over his
opponent with heavier majority, proper
tionately, that Gen. Lane triumphcd over
Judge Skinner in Oregon.
, 1854-01-14

Gov. SrEvENs.--The Governor took his
departure for trip down the Sound on
Monday last, on board the "Sarah Stone"
and will probably touch at Victoria, Van
couver's Island, before his return. We un
derstand the object Of his tour is 10 institute
an investigation into the condition of Indian
affairs in that direcIon--to make a recon.
oisance Of a suitable place Gor'lhe depot Of
the Pacific railway, (os connected with his
recent exploration as also Of. the Islands in
the Canal de AFRO. Tie governor from the
commencement, has gone 10 woik in good
earnest, and is all energy. He will return
towards the close of the month.
, 1854-01-14
C. n. McCONAHA, Presp.
U. E. Hicks, Src'y.

News Dy ExPREss.-We are indebted
to the iHioMita5ie PAREER, of Parker &
Golfers Express, for papers , / hours in adj
vance Of the time the mail is due at this
office. Parker " is bound TO run all night !"
as he most certainly dill on this occasion,
to be ahead of every body having news,
and he brings US an interesting supply
which we will present 10 our readers next
week. Thanks to the Express. May it
D, adequately sustained.
, 1854-01-14

The bark "Ork" Capt. Oaks, arrived at
Seattle on the llth inst, days from San
Franciscc--to load with lumber, consigned
10 master.
The Bark "Sarah Warrcn,' Capt. D. ].
Cove arrived yesterday afternoon, Is
days from San Francisco--lreight for Stril.
accom- and Olympia. Reports very heavy
weather at sea, and s other vessels coming
up for different ports on the Sound. We
arc indebted TO Capt. Cove ior late San
Francisco papers.
The Big "John Davis' Capt. Pray ar
rived at Seattle on llh inst. 5 days from
San Francisco.
One Brig in sight from the port of Seattle,
opposed 10 be The Leonesa.
, 1854-01-14

.eral satisfaction-Union of the
Sound and Columbia River.
The result Of the deliberation Of the Ter
rnesial convention at Cowlitz Landing
convened on the ID inst, and the unan'
unity with which all the delegates in at
tendance from the Sound concur in express
ing their convictions, that under the Cir
eumstnccs the nomination Of COLUMBIA
LANCASTER was the most fortunate selec-
tioO that could have been madc-coupied
with the assurance that il is their determl-
nation to extend to him cordial, energetic
and united support and add to this the
positive manner in which the democratic
committee, selected by the convention
from the north, The south and the centre,
have responded to the requirements Of the
convention in their address 10 the democra-
eyEef the TerritOry-planting themselves
firmly by the side oi the nominee, and call
ing upon the whole democratic family within
our borders 10 ground the arms Of sectional
rebellion, now rendered useless by the ex-
Termination Of Ne object which called them
forth, and enjOining upon them, as they de-
sire not 10 renew buried strife, that the
now united democracy move forward in
solid column on the 3oth day Of January
nexi-not armed in the panoply Of sectional
bitterness for mutual harm but on to The
ballot boz, with ballot on which il is car
nestly recommended will be inscribed the
name of COLUMBIA LANCASTER, in
whose person the democracy of the Sound
and Columbiafiver now centre their future
hopes Of union, harmony and victory. The
ratification meeting, TOO, which was held
in Olympia, on Saturday last, afler The ar
rival Of Judge Lancaster, and the apparent
ease with which be appeared 10 convince
the large assemblage Of the recltude and
consistency Of his former political acts-
the clearness with which he explained all
his past positions, and future designs should
he be so fortunate as to be honored by the
sufrages of the people Of this Territory
with a seat in Congress, elected for him
marked respect, esteem and applause, and
he was fully recognized and endorsed,
Lheerfully and unanimously as our first
democratic candidate for delegate.
We have ever held 10 the opinion, that
i, is not The province Of political journalist
to follow, and not manufacture public opin-
ion, in the selection Of public official SER
wants; and entertaining those sentiments
we have studiously avoided, edilorially, in
giving any expression in favor or against
the claims of any Of the candidates which
partial friends may have suggested to be
canyassed by The convention. A diversity
of opinion has existed in the public mind,
with regard 10 the availability, competency
and democratic soundness Of several Of the
gentlemen whose names have been connect
cd with lhe Office Of drlSgaie, and we pre-
same Ihai fhere arc very few voters in the
Territsry that have moi given expression
in reference thereto. But when an intelli-
gent democratic convention, duly assam
Lled, conducted on honorable principles,
and representing every county in the Ter
silory. proclaims final unanimous choice
of Us nominee, the endorsement is of too
high character 10 lead 10 QUESTION of his
a:mocracy and all individual preference
, 1854-01-14

seT- Our readers must excuse the dearih
of news which our columns have exhibited
for the last week or two, alter the election
is over We will make up for short comings
on ihat score.
, 1854-01-14

G~ The name OF Mr.. HrEBNrR, Of
King, and not Mr.. WRrGRr, should have
been attached 10 the address Of the Demo
rrcllc committee or our 6rd pnca.
, 1854-01-14

20 PARKER & CoLrEE's Express, for
Oregon California s. the Atlantic States
will close on Monday, January 22l, con-
Meeting with the well known House of Ad.
ans & Co.
, 1854-01-14

TIoKETs.--The democracy of the sew, raj
counties are remind ID that should they wish
TO procure printed tickets for the approach.
ing election il would be well foe them to
MAKE. application at as early day as posi-
hle to insure attention. Delay may pace
it out Of our power 10 accommodate them
, 1854-01-14

BD- We would call the particular al,cn.
tion of the democracy to !he address of the
drmoGa'ic committee on bur FIRST page.
, 1854-01-14
DemOcraIic Nominations.
FOR DELEGATE TO CONGRESS.
COLUMBIA LANCASTER,

FOR DELEGATE TO CONOREs7N
COLUMBIA LANCASTER,
OF CLARK COUNTY.
~-~>~~~~ ~I~I~-
THCRSTON COUNTY
FOR coUNcIMEN,
DANIEL K. BlGELOW,
STEPHEN D. RUDDELL
ron REPREsENTATIvEs,
LEONARD d. DURGlN,
GEORGE GALLAGHER,
DAVID SHELTON,
ANDREW ]. CHAMBERS.
PIERCE COUNTY
FOR couNcILMEN,
WIN. P. DOUGHERTY.
FOR RErREsENTATIvES
L. F. THOMPSON,
THOMAS TALLENTlRE,
JOHN NJ. CHAPMAN.
KING COUNTY
FOR COUNCILMAN,
G. n. McCONAHA.
ron REPRESENTATIVE,
VIM. HEEBNER.
JEF PERSON COUNTY
ron COUNCILMAN,
w. I. SAYWARD.
FOR REPR REsENTATIvEI
H. H. McNAlR.
, 1854-01-14

our Nominee for Congress-gen-
eral NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF the
Sound and Columbia River.
, 1854-01-14

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DAILY JOURNAL:
local and River tiles

v
Mr.. H. c. Huntington, formerly ed
tor of the Vanderourgh Democrat OF this city
now publishing paper in Columbus, Wis
cousin. He don't appear TO be stationary
attraction at one place very long.
- The r. j. Ward arrive here Thurs
day evening from New Orleans bringing
dates Of the 18TH We thank the offisers Tor
full files of papers. The Ward had no freight
of consequence for this place.
The Peter Tellon, with one otthe
largest cargoes ever brought from New or-
leans to ST. Louis, was reported aground at
Cape Girardeau. the first of the week
-T The gorge Office at Keokuk and above
inithe Upper Mississippi had not yet broken
away the first of this week. The river is
very low.
= The Jenny Lind arrived yesterday
morning from the Wabash with 500 SKIS corn,
500 do oats for J. Fl. Mashee g. Co.; $50 SKIS
corn, $50 bbls lard for J. s. Mitchell & Son.
- The packet Express has gone into
the Cincinnati, Evansville and Wabash river
trade. She is good boat and will make
regular trips during the season.
p The ]. 3. Chenoweth was here yes
rterEay from Cincinnati. We thank the clerk
for full les of papers. The Chenoweth was
heavily laden, but took on little freight
here. t.f9.a @ta
The Whit. River, Capt. Liter, was
here yesterday from White river. The prin-
cipal items of her cargs were 1000 SKIS corn
and $50 do oats, consigned to J. S. Mitchell d
Son. She starts to-day for Green river
This boat is now in excellent condition, and
under command OF Capt. Liter, is bound to do
a.good business.
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ANOTHER TRIUMPH OF
AlCH'S SALAMAND DE h i.
FiRE AT ELMIRA, Ny,

FiRE AT ELMIRA, MY.
=, -, ELM;RA. January 81, 1854.
X. WaTRors &Co.-Geatismen: The "RiCH'S SAL
a,aNDEh, purchased from you preserved our books
and papers 1t the burning our Carriage Factory on
,ne morning Of the ?ad inst The Safe was surrounded
quantity OF spokes and felioes, and fell into the
some time seenai white heat. yet. when it was
monih% was found to be Injured, except the binding of
the DOCKS which were stained by the steam.
Truly yours, &c, Nm. HILL e. CO.
a large assortment OF RIGHTS SALAMANDERS al
ways on hand IL Tue Depot, I4J Water street,
STEARNS & MARVIN,
r success rs to Rich & Co.,
The only makers OF SALAMANDER SAFES: combininy
Rich's and Wildcr's Patents,
hey will be sold ut the manufa price with ad-
feb7 Sole Agap,. 10, r,a;.n,
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COMMISSIONER,S SALE
POSTPONED

POSTPONED.
I pursuance offs decree of the Knox Circuit. Court
the Undersigned, Commissioner, will expose to pub
lie sale an execution al the Court House door in VIM
cennes on Mondy the 9th day OF March, 1854 between
the hours of l2 o'clock A. NJ and O'Clock r. NJ of sad
day. lotnumber hundred and eleven ia the Borough
OF 'incennes, with the buildings thereon and the ma
chinery and fixtures belonging and used in the
ton MIL on said lot and ever, thing else forming part
oil said Vii aud used in the running thereof The a6ov
prope rty known rs the Bonner Cotton Factory The
rents and profits for years will be offered in pur.
suance vi law, and then If necessary the fee will be
cred.
The terms cash. but arrangement can be made for
credit as to the larger part proper security.
SAMUEL JUDAH.
Vincennes, Feb. 10, 81 [frbi4tds
FtHceRnes Patriot.
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CUTHIS TOE OFF,!

The evidence here given in favor Of GARDENERS
MSGIC WOUND HEALER will seem almost incredible
Ia those who have testedis great healing pO
nevertheless We give tin Mr.. Dodge words
know il to bV true:
Mr.. WILLIS DODGE, living near Cynth;ana, Poscy
county, Ind. that last winter, about Christmas while
engaged in choppDg wood he his foot very bad he
repaired to the house ard got his boot or and found that
his great To. cut off, he sent mme diatey bot
tie of GA RDINER'S MAGIC WOUND HEALER, las he
had heard ofits being used for fresh cut and havi
put the toe back to its place. using the
Wound Healer, and in short time the pain and
ness all le he continued the of the Magic Wound
Healer and in few weeks .f
.st.r HIS TOE GROWED on AGAIN.! irr
ncs er having Unframed or become
Mr. Dodge says he may be referred to to tbs bene
fits he received from the ofthc Magic Woui Healer,
he has u-ed il in eyeral cases his family and say
II is the best remedy for fresh cuts he ever used.
Numerous certificates could be given but think the
foregoing Sufficient. they show cOnclGs, civ that ear-
diners Magic Wound Healer lciU cure fresh eats aud
that fresh cuts treated with the Magic Wound will
not infame or become sore.
II y Preparec by JAS. L. GARDINER.
Sold by Thomas Newman, Mount Vernon, HID.
T" ~ Il. b. Rallock. Princeton. :"
+" Woolsey x Linck. Evansville
and by Country Merchants generally. lfebl1omdJrrw
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Cni,p0RACI0N NATICE.

NRDERED that the of Lots in Blocks No. land
" in the Eastern Enlargement, aud fronting MuI
berry street. between 2d and +th streets who have
lui down good and sufficient Plank Sidewalk in front
thereof cause said Plank Sidewalk to be laid down
der the dir OF the City Engineer in ten days after
the publication this Order, and in default thereof the
City Marshal is directed to perform said work, and the
costs and expenses accrung thereby will be assessed to
collected sale Of said Lots, much thereof
may be necessary satisfy said lien and costs. q, order
OF the common Council. GEO. n. TODD. .
feoI43t Ci:y Clerk.
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JEwELRy, JEwELRyu

q WE have on hand, and win sci. cheaper than
IN usual I'D and fashionable stock of Gold and
Silver Watches. Breast Pr =, Finger Kings, Ear
Rings, Lockets Cold aud Silver Spectaces Did Guard
Chains besides good many other articles all Of which
we will sell tor.
Call at the Sign of the Big Watch, Main Street, be.
tween FRS. and Second streets.
fcbG BlTTROLFF & SONS.
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FIRE NOTICE.

FIRE NOTICE.
at meeting of the Neptune 81
-N@29- Fire Company. the evening SCsA
Es|< of the nth inst it was unani- So
S'1mOusly kSGHS3
Re,oired. That in future nj any alarm Of ere that may
bc given, whether false real that the range OF this
Company be strictly confined to tie Corporate limits Of
"thc City of Evansville.
BY order of the Company. wM. HOLDEN. Pres't.
WELL III. WALKER, Sectys ifcbt5-n