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AYERS cATHARTrc PILLS.

AYERS cATHARTrc PILLS.
pills tn at are Pills
PROF. AYs State Chemist Of Massachusetts, they
the best of all Pills, AMI annexed the who certify
that DOct. Hayes knows, viz:
LEMuEL SHAW Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of
Massachusetts
EMORY wAsHBURN, Gov. of Mass.
W. C. PLUNKETT, Lieut.. Gov. of Mass.
EDWARD EVERETT, Ey-sec Of State and Senator Of the
o. States.
ROBERT c. WINTHROP, Ey-spsuker House of Reps,
ABBOTT LAWRENCE Minister plenpo,en,tary to crea.
Britain.
Holm B. FITZPATRICK. Catholic Bishop of Boston.
Men that nre Men!
Among the diseases this Pill has curOd with astonishing
ptity, may mention
Costlveness, bilious Complaints, rheumatism, Dropsy,
heartburn Headache arising foul Stomach, Nausen,
IndigestlIn Morbid Bowels pain arising
therefom, Fatuencv Loss Appetite, all Ucerous
Diseases, which require Medicine,
seroula Kings Evil They also by purifying the blood
and stimulating the syssm, complaints which It
would supposed they could rcach such Deafness,
Partial Blindness Neuralgia and Nervous Irritabiy, De-
rangemeus of the Liver and Kidneys Govt other kin
dred complaints arising from low OF the body,
of its Thea the best Purgave
dlcne discovered, and you will but need them
once to know 1t.
Preparedby DR.. ]. O. ArEn, Practical Chemist LOWELL
Massachusetts sold all Druggists aud dcaIesn Med
iclne throughout this section.
a.. G. GOOD CO., Wheeling,
ieS Wholesale md Retail Agents.
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Daooxr,r1p. January ia, 1855.
PROFESSOR WOOD

DEAR sm: Having made trial Of your HAIR
REsroRALIEE 4 gives me pleasure to That Its effect
has been excellent In removing inlHmmatlon dGndrG and
constant tendency to Itching, with which been trOu
bed from childhood up; and has also uy hair
other article with anything Ike the pleasure or
profit Yours, truly,
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ODD FELLOWS, DIRECTORY

FirSfuius Lodge No. 3.-Afeets every Thursday
evening at the al Of Market aud Monroe streets.
WV. Xxx, n. g.; B. II Carr, Secretary.
franklin Lodge No. I3.-NIeets as above every
Monday evening. z. BEATTY, n. G.i S F. Frfa seere-
sary.
VIM. Tell Lodge No. ss:-Stssts asaSore eve re.
ry Wednesday evening. II BusoENsrock, n CT r ".
Ht,sr, Secretary.
Wheeling Lodge 40. 59.-Meets every Monday
evening the Halt Market and Qainey streets D.
D. Hra1kr, n. CT; I'm. u IserryAiA, Secretary.
Pnnoln Lodge no S2.-Meets as above every
Friday evening. G. X. ctRrWElGHT, " CT W ". B*In
e!sar'', Secretary.
Abrnm's Enea,uPment Ne. 1.-Msets at the
Hail. Market streets the Fst and Third
Tuesday evenings Of each month"; W. W. BLASCuAnD O. P
s Il. Pearson, Scribe.
VIVA. Tell RncnmPmeat Ne. 34.-Neets as
above the second and fourth Tuesday evenings of each
month. JOax G. HorrXlS, Q. Pr Ea, Ftt'pdrbtr,
Scribe.
MASONIC DIRECTORY.
Ohio Lodge Ne I0l.-AIests at Masonic Hall,
Market Monroe streets the ra and third Mon
day evenings of saehmonth. G. w. stoHrs, W. NJ; F. ":
BIssets, Secretary.
Wheeling To- Ee No. 13S.-Neets as above on
the rSt third Saturday evenings Of each month. J. IL
WILLIAMS, W. MSS ". Pearson, Secretary.
Wheeling Union Chapter No. 19.-SIeets as
above tile second Sondky evening Of each month"; W. g.
scorr, II. n; II A. ClaFte, Secretary.
Wheeling EncnmPment No. Meets as
above the oaytt Monday evening of each month"; WI
BtTEs, G. O., a. I1pyiH1. Recorder.
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Also for sale by t. II. LOGAN & co.
Bridge Corner Druggists.
AL orders must be addressed the above General Agents
they supply trade PrOprIetors prices, and send
Pills condenaly ladies by mail by enclosing 81
either, at the Wheeling Post Office.
n. B-Dr. DupOnco's Golden pills signature ~. Dupon
CO.. on every box genuine For particulars get
Circular Of Agents. abs9-ly
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SEAsoNABLE.

BntchcIor's tIair D,c-rweuty years expert
ment and application justify the proprietor In WARRANT
sold applied lin niue private rOOms) atBATcH
ELoRs wig Factory, sa3 broadway, New York De sure
get W. A. BlrcuELoKs there a worthless Imitation.
The genuine is sold in wheclIngb
t. II. LOGAN CO.,
mye7:m bridge Corner Druggists.
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T1r NEw Gu4xo IsLAxDs.-The Following
gives the results of an analysis made Of guano
from one of the Islands of the American Guano
Company:
'Ihave analysed four samples of Gusno for
the American Guano Company, taken by my
self from four parcels in a box opened in the
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4 MONUMENT,
LIKE MANY OTHERS. TO TIE
GREAT VIRTUES OF
HIJEPTONTS IJEGEYL4BLE ZLNcTERE!!

RaLTIxoRE, March q. 1855.
tackled with pain In right ankle. We sent for plys
eian who ordered i to be poultice as il was very much
to The height Of my knee suffered very severely with pain
ulcers, tie number Of twenty-five formed between ankle
OF which particles Of bone the number of 80
and one OrswO T TRf we're cGITh inches long
was then taken to lariord county Of this State; the ys
ea Ss.f told my H y nea friends could HEAL the
ed with weeks using tile knife frequently, TAX
giving me any ree-somc Of the applications were SO very
that when applied the agony great my ns
much unlike honey.comb the numerous uIc.rS rnnnIis
would scratch my fnEers white pus would issue hereom
--'Ns1 "''D BALTIMORE MY HOME!
then returned to Baltimore, my old home, expecting
By the advice omy friends used various remedies some
Of which gave only transient relief grow
formed from which piece Of bone. Anoih-
er also formed on my spine which my Physcians cut out
only means Of saving my F After this another form
other Of body, which In number and size asons
ed those who saw them Twas reduced TO skeleton,
DEATH RELIEF
felt death would have been relief Iha tried ply
NSo np ecn BY PT
TGRE Of disease smia, to the one Was laborinE under
hrs years; commenced taking "Hdnpton'S p6getaGLe
HOPE coSrEsu
the rst bottle OF which inspired with hope, and by the
time had taken i've bottles felt much improved that
had the confidence to believe that 1t would cure
tnued It's ussstl improving Ny ulcers healed, and
strength weak aud shattered SYSTEM with
sut further detail happy 10 my leg Is also healed
and renovation my health has place. and
now consider myself cured by this wonderful medicine
alone have given but faint idea Of suerings, hut
my frends who read s will bear testimony all that
I have said in favor of
and will say all who are afflicted as have been to use
1t with the utmost confidence.
EDWIN NJ. sPRANKLIS,
No. % Register street,
3doOrSnOrth Of Pratt st.
ITES A GREAT SPRING NEDIcXNE!
THE GREAT REN0YATOR or THE SYSTEM.
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eV-The shipments of Cumberlrnd Coal for
the week ending June 18th, were as follows:-
Skipped over the Cumberland Coal and Iron
Company's Railroad, 10000 tons; over the
Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad, 5,28 2
tons Total from Frostburg region for the week
1869 03 tons
For the week ending June Z, ever the Geor-
ge's Greek Coal and Iron Co.'S Railroad, $685.
% tons. Over the Hampshire Coal and Iron
Co.'S Railroad, 1,O5e,05 tons. Total from the
lyestern.port region, 500, 01 tons.
There were "A boats descended the Canal for
last week, carrying 7,927,Ol tons Ofcoal
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REAL ESTATE SALES
Wheeling island PropeTtvv

FOR SALE
EfSE undersigned Offers sale an fsk a, >. a
Bland nOT In the occupancy Of Willis n,
Market Garden lie has had Il aiI out into smaiI 6i
ranyinS in size frosh One and half to Five Aer i
lane, fosy feet vide, running through the eetFe f
Town Lots to the heal Of the Island s - from The
For beauty Of location, aud fertility on son III. -
L not surpassed by any on the OHIO River and to
Sirons OF obtaining delightful location in The
venentthe city, or to those Wishing engage In ib con
ness OF Market Gardening, 1t Oacrs strong in1pcen
purchase. sh'' l"
Aplot OF the premises can be seen, making app,;..
to I'll, subscriber who viii give every Information In %
tion to 1T and the terms of sale will be VERY bSi Sa'
FRANCIS r. ARAfSTROSiS
AIRS In fact IA,
ielt HENRY MOORE, Trs.,..
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p. Philips,

HAVING purchased the Right to make and sell Deshongs
IL Patent Premium Shower Bath they at w.
Herryhills Cabinet wareroOn, Min the Centre
Wheeling Box Factory EOG ST., Centre Wheeling low for
y. B-Every description of Trunk or Packing Box made
to ORDER the most reasonable Particular
ton paid Panel Scroll and Rip SnwinE-icrlns ioW
~ Patterns for machinery made to order.
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B-The followingis the result of the vote on
the 3IayoEalty ticket in the late election in New
Charles NJ Waterman, K. N, 4,726
Nm. a. Elmore, Dem, 2,TG2
Know Nothing majority, 1884
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a CARD TO TIDE LADIES.

nm nFSTnICo,s cor6rv rr,ttpr PMS ar. ,n,,ut.
removing stoppascs Irregularities the
These Pills nothing new, but have been used By the Doc
for many years, both France and America, with
pnracd in every case, and he urged hy many
ladies who have them make the Pills pub
c the alienation of those suffering from any Irregular
tiles whatever well preventive those ladies whose
health will permit family. Pregnant
males, those surprising themselves cautioned
against using these Pills, proprietor
sponsbiliy above admonion although their mild
wonld prevent any injury health; otherwise these
pills recommended Directions accompany each box
Price 81.
Sold wholesale and retail by
LAUGIILTNs & RUsHFIELDi
Genl Agents for Ohio county,
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Public Sale
VALUABLE REAL, EST
Public Sale of
VAL UABL.E COAL PRIVILEGE
stone Qmnrrfe., Omt Lots, mud

rTSIIE undersigned pT on WEDNESDAY the eS,b ,r Of
June next proceed to sell at Public Auction front
door OF the Court itouse Of Ohio all the
Of that owned and worked by Philip Sutton Coal priv
eSe is supposed to cover space Of from Thirty Thirty
amount in the old wsrks, considerable portion Of which
can be got sufficient quantity ground ruirys
platforms, &c. will be sol with the coal anil Il VII also be
offered In t9 or parcels To disposed
In the Coal business this strong meats
convenient for cty delivery any other In the
city or vicinity.
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Noa-D1rI sampls.
no I-Tep Pared.

(Signed1 JAMES R. CHIFFON,
Esw York. June =, 1885. Chemist
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Co-Partnership.

VL4O
r II. GREER and ALEN'R LAISG, having associated
e themselves in partnership will continue the Hardware
Business In the name OF - ,
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ITES A GREAT SPRING NEDIcNE!
THE GREAT RENOvATOR or THE SYSTEM.
80 Delicate ladies and children will pease give It
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TIME in retiring from the firm of Anderson
i I.nny would take opportunity of returning thanks
TO their customers their liberal patronage and would
cordially the firm Greer Lalng) their
favorable consideration.
Wheeling, June 10th, 1856. jel5:lm
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Rare Chance for Manufaetnros,s.

OFFER for sale on easy terms 70 any person rin-
teenths q property as The ~ n5 s,
Mills sRtireiy Reis, and OF large capseIts az
ohio fitted out complete and in active optr,Ss tl IA
manufacture Of all kinds anil sizes bar Ro;i W Tie
Sheet Iron of ort description. The Nm
the centre of the grez IrOn Coal, Fire Cia a
Hanging Rock and possesses facilities for .!Nh Of
excClle by any other region Of country H. sos 10 te
for qnaiity Of product second nOne and her
ship At any stage OF water. Ns' A"s 10
For full description anil capacity Of NIi enqur. of m
rson Williams, ESQ., of firm Of Morrison WiI,, s;,
Ing Va, or Of subscriber at Hanging Rock "hsSi'
II not sold before the Goth OF Tuv she will h. nj
Public Sale on that day. ~ N4s'eu AZ
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r-zg-Ire nnbished few tays gince IRON tle

WEDNESDAY, MORNING, JUNE l8, 1850.
, 1856-04-04

In the S~SArE, Feb. oath, Mr.. Mason
submitted a resolution requesting the pres
dent, if not incompatible with the public
interests, to communicate to the senate all
correspondence which has taken place be-
tween this government and Great Britain,
regarding the enlistment of soldiers in the
United States, to serve in the British army,
accompanied by such evidence and docu-
ments as the president may deem proper,
TO show the connection of the agents or
slicers of the British government with this
violation of our laws and national rights.
Mr.. Mason said the statement OF Lord
Clarendon in the British Parliament, in re-
gard to this matter, had recently been re-
ceiyed in the English papers, and unless
the American side of the argument is like
wise made known, the community would be
msled 1t was therefore important that
all the correspondence should at once be
made public. .....
Mr. Cass, who appeared in his seat for
the first time since his recent severe acci-
dent, apparently perfectly recovered, not
only agreed heartily with every word which
Mr.. Mason had uttered, but would 20 fur
ther than he had. and would not hesitate
to say that he never saw II statement so
utterly contrary to fact as that of Lord
Clarendon. He { Cass showed from the
evidence on the trial of British agents for
a violation Of our neutrality laws, that the
completely of the British government could
not be successfully denied.
The senate, after very warm debate,
confirmed Wilson Shannon as governor Of
Kansas, by strictly party yote-twelvc
votes being cast in the negative.
Mr.. Weller, of California, has introduced
in the senate, a bill providing for an over
land mail from some point on the MissisS-
ippi river to California.
Mr.. Wendell has been elected printer to
the house. -'' ..
, 1856-04-04
nATM DTMWel
Ahead OF the Mail!

To Mr.. NJ BErT1AS, merchant of this
place, who returned on last Saturday even
ing from San Francisco, with the express
Of WELLS, FARGo & Co., we are indebted
for a file Of the San Francisco Herald, up
10 March 92nd. We are also indebted to
Capt. JAS. NJ. HUM, connected with the U.
s. steamer MassaeAksetts, for copy of the
New York Herald Of Feb. goth, and to
stuart for. late dates from San Francisco
and Oregon. -3 ..........>
The Oregon papers received by the last
nail, contain nothing of especial interest
from The volunteers, east of the Cascades.
The announcement is simply made that a
considerable portion of Col. CORNELIUS
command had crossed Snake river, and ex-
pected to engage the enemy either on the
opposite bank, or at a canyon, some forty
miles from the crossing. The supply ol
-four for the command was quite deficient
half rations only being issued daily-and
it,Ens proposed to depend on the capture
Of beef cattle for their subsistence, rather
than remain inactive, awaiting supplies
Attic latest date-March 8th--at hall
Fations-the command had supply oi
acnt for only 10 days. For this informa
ticp, We are indebted to the Oregon Time
ofMarch 22nd. rt Fral
The express brought letter from Port
land, to q gentleman Of this city, Of a latII
d9te. reciting rumor that the volunteers
had been defeated by the Indians on the
ether adea OF Snake river. Another re
port, has gained currency that afterqth'
volunteers had -succeeded in crossing that
river, the Indians Immediately destroyed
their hpats.rI How much truth there is il
these ,rumorS, remains 70 be seen. W.
trust that both will prove untrue-the lrst
we think very improbable.
The Oregon press is considerably absorb
cain, tiis, discussion Of the state govern
meut question--an election by the people
tO-dstsrmihe which, is close at hand. Tht
fgnS okths times would seem to indicate
tAatrthe people are in favor Of the adOp
don Of 9 stategOvercment The weight o
the argument is decidedly on the side 0
Ma friends Of the measure g .aa'. ..,i,.'oE
asdes, Lam has already introduced a bill
TeHSble Oregon to form state govern
4ept. preparatory to her admission int
the Union. ..t.... -aiq, asr-
To the San Francisco Herald, we ar
mainly indebted for whatever news of in
terest may be found in our paper Of to-day
By referring to the first page it will b
found that an armistice has been concludes
by the bslligerent powers of Europe. 4
, 1856-04-04

DEATH OF j. j. LowELr.--Mr. JoHN J,
LOWELL, late in the employ Of government
as expressman for the U. S, army, stationed
in this territory, was drowned in attempting
to swim White river, on bis way from Ft
Slaughter, ria Ft Hays, to Ft. Steilacoom,
on Tuesday, the LIST inst. His body was
found on bar, between three and four miles
below where he attempted to cross, by 1t
BLAYKENsHIP Co, c., and detail of 90
men. His body will be brought to Olympia
for interment
Mr.. LOWELL was accompanied by Mr.
HANSON TILToN, bearing an express from
Maj. GARNET, in the field, to Col CASEY
at Ft. Steilacoom, who, seeing the perilous
situation Of Mr. Lowell, abandoned his seat
in 4lis saddle, as his own horse was sinking,
and securing the animal by tue tail, was, by
this means, towed ashore, and arrived safe
Iy at Steilacoom,
, 1856-04-04

rs. J.! d. wEsTBROoK, iPlsoPHKron,
Main lSy.sit, 7svO Doors oftA Of slPdslfs ItSy
rTltE qlllzcns Of Olympia The travelling community
u, iAPFmicHlar and the uuiVerla world n EaerGl.i
arc bAFehY informed by the uudeFsigneds at he basis
leased The above well known establishment. and Will
may favor him with their cuHtons " sf nft fae s,li
It shallhn the vonaant endeav0r Of the proprietor
10 mantilts good name and character this house has
ever Fp hlled. lie will ever keep on hand the
'df Wines, Liquors. Syrtps, Cigars Dos and cgndQqt
the establishment in such manner That few shall
4 etnal+none e1eeLn i4Yp 04H1ia5iaQrJ Itg1H
0Jstsng lObslers, sar!lines, eggs, &c., fumshed q
piyaie partiess r. desired. s.sg ~ "a ,l.o "a -,
pey and billiard table arc asiaehea "a De
SEsss IaslsiS.e, Terms cash, II Mary Nary ass,i
ls.i'''' s. 4. p, wbEsFbRooksss5,iI11
Olympia sSap.lL 1866 arKIs y-n.l6.
, 1856-04-04
NOTICE.

hereby given 70 all persons holding accounts for
supplies furnished the Volunteers raised under the
proclamation Of Acting Governor Masnn that for said
accounts scrip will he Issued by the Or Master and
CominisSary General upon the presentation OF said
accounts approved by the officers commanding at the
time the accounts were created.
The accounts in all cases mast specify the articles
and the quantity furnished.
This Is done Ia order that all the accounts for sup
plies furnished during the war may be placed upon an
equal footing andfn proper form for adjustment by
United States Government.
WILLIAM W. MILLER
Or. Master and COmnissary General.
Olympia W. I. 2Gtf
, 1856-04-04
NOTICE


! > UII1Ila, W T., NOV IL I5J5.
Ii. friendly IDdians within tt limits q the Tngcts
n Sound District have been directed by me, to ren;
dezvous Mt the following points to await further orders
Head of North Bay Nisqhafy Steilaroon, Gig Harl
Dor, vashon's Island Seattle, Port Orchard, penns
Cove aud Oak Harbor- DR.. J. B. WEBBER appoint
ed Special Agent look after those indians at present
encampcd at the Head Of North Bay, Nisqually, Stella
NARD, appointed Special agent 70 look ater those en-
camped NJ Seattle and Port Orchard Aand Capt. FtY
and Dr. HI1L, Special gents for those encdnfped AZ
Oak Harbor, Pcpns Cove, and Holmes Harhor on
Wlidby's Island. ...-. a,
Should 1t be deemed necessary these several band 6f
Indians will lie required to occupy two three points
only and reQsesf the Inhabitants mi tho vicinity Of
these several eHcnmpmeat to report At oIcc any un-
usual mpycments on the,pst Of these dndanf 20 airy
one Of the above named SPECIAL Agents or 70 mo- al
Olympia ~ 1ri ME sLN4oNS,y 81 ,
rgrfii r r. Hrrr ,eEeeiai Iaaqr agt,is =
a -. ----.l - Puget Sound pi4Eiet.a.
, 1856-04-04

and a part Of his men went to opposite
Pptt's Island We discovered some per
sons whom we could not distinguish to be
white or red. Capt Wells stationed seni
nels on the bank to prevent a surprise
Lieut. Sheridan soon returned, bringing the
intelligence that the entire town was laid
in ashes, that the steamer Mary was burn.
ed, and that they were still fighting at the
block-house About 20 had been killed.
While we were lying there, we saw the
Iudians re-crosSing from Puts Island to
the Washington side.
Capt. Wells Immediately took the boat
aud al hands to the Cascades side, TO rem
der aSRtance, if possible, to the sufferers
We landed at the "Saud Bar" Lieut.
Sheridan, Capt. Wells and party of men
went to bring boat that was seen to be
ashore at Johnson's. Hardly had they re-
turned ere they discovered the Indians in
numbers in the bushes. They mot the foe
About forty shots were fired in quick sue
cession. One U. S. soldier was killed, and
think two or more Indians.
1t was soon discovered that they were in
too great numbers for our force, and re-
treat was made for tho open ground, the
boat dropping down at the same time.
A council Of war was held, and the con-
clusion was that the ground was to he
maintained, and an express sent to Van
couver. During this time two canoes Of
5uas Indians had come to the boat. Capt
Wells ordered myself and a crew to take
one Of the canoes and go TO Vancouver
with dispatch started, saw Indians along
the bank as far as Cape Horn. More
anon.
i'' S. S. SLATER.
'r SATURDAY, March 30, 2P.N.
The steamer Jenny Clarke has just ar.
rived with the volunteers who went to the
Cascades at the first tap Of the drum.
The news is briefly this
The Cascades Is destryed, except The
block house and'one building NJ .+
o The steamer Mary escaped.
The Cascades are now in possession Of
the regulars, with force sufficient to hold
the pass. The inmates Of the block-house
have been relieTed from their perilous stu.
alton. ilsisu u -H.-
The following persons are known to have
been killed: Mr.. and Mrs Brown, Mr.
ST. Clair, (of Walla-walla), Messrs. Girls.
void, Marklay, Moffett, Jacobs, Cyle,
Pierce, Thomas Fletcher, Murphy, Mrs
Suooks and three children, regulars
There are, killed and missing, rs in all.
Capt. Walling, Of the U, S. A., who
went up in the Belle yesterday, with a
company Of regulars, has possession Of the
Lower Cascades. A large number ofpris-
oners have been taken, among them the
principal chiefs. Fourteen had been tried
sRd were shot few minutes after the
JsaNis left. 1t ws unknown how many In
dians had been killed, but is bodies have
beenfonnd.
, 1856-04-04
Notice

Is hereby given, that William p Wells has petition
L ed the Probate Court OF Thurston County for de-
cree directing the administrator Of the estate Of James
McAster, late Of Thurston' County deceased TO con
vcy unto said Wells certain real estate in accordance
with an agreement by and between said Wells and the
deeeased. Said petition will be heard by said Probate
Court ut its regular term. to be begun and held at
Olympia, in said County on Monday the l4th day Of
April next, 1856. All persons interested in said es-
tate VIII then and there be heard, when opportunity
lection thereto T..
JOSEPH CUSHMAN, ...
Judge of Probate, Thurston Co., W.T..
Olympia March tth lSj6 n25.It
, 1856-04-04
setfIe On.

THE proprietors being about to close bushes per
Il sons indebted TO the Tripod House will settle "
without delay OF the accounts will DO placed In Tho
hands Of an officer Or collection, u Persons hayin.
claims viii present them Immediately for settlement &
my agent, Mr.. James Roberts. ', 49,,
N. b. The premises TO let on liberal terms--appl,
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