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The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-24
WHOLE NUMBER 329

beat the low, tremulous tones of Jessie
Mann t... t.-
And I-ob, Charlie, what DO l not
owe her! God has sent at last the
dreans Of my YOUTH .r..
And God helping me, my Jessie, 1t
shall be fair and pleasant as the dream
was then-wby! what in the world
what's here p
Its only t. said Marjory, sitting up
and rubbing her eyes. s....
The newly betrothed pair felt very
tenderly toward the little girl Unclc
Charles placed her between himself and
Miss Mann on the sofa, and then he
said to her: Marjory, how would you
like to have me to bring you another
aunt'' 1t was so dark they could not
see each others faces but Marjory was
by no means dull child She learel
forward to Miss Mann. Il know what
he means, she whispered. 'Oh, am
glad, so very gladp y
So she won't be an old maid any
more, was the conclusion of Marjory's
story to Deborah, who listened with
much interest to the. announcement OF
Miss Mann's engagement /; do you know
Deb, don't dislike old maids as much
as | did before knew her.
When you can get hold Of a good
one they're fust rate, | must say was
Deborah's oracular remark; for she par
ticipated somewhat in Marjory's former
dislike OF The class.
And to think l am going to the we'd
Ding and the little girls bright head
futtered about the kitchen. I shall
have new white dress, and the most
beautiful pair Of CATERS; and afterwards
I'm going to make them long visit
My goodness = exclaimed Deborah.
as she sprinkled some sugar over large
bowl of black cherries, she was prepar-
ing for supper
Yes and here Marjory's voice drop
ped Into low, confidential tone, and
she drew close to Deborah's side, and
when | grow up | intend to live with
Uncle Charles and Aunt Jessie, all my
life aad be myself on Old Maid y
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Business Gar0s.

IT, Il. Nj. Dunn,
Keeps constantly on hand large stock
aSaps3 fo the sHs season sSs sueS "Snss
Hats, Caps, Coats, Vests,
Pants, Shirts, Under
shirts Draws, Boots,-
and Shoes. &C., sc.
Fancy articles and Ready Made Clothing
'r at low prices. 137tf
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-24

r Il. u. BARNES,
- Dealerin-
Daily and weekly Newspapers,
Magazines and Books, and thelatest
Publications OF the day.
Depot under c. Leonard's Hotel 1871
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-23
VOLUME |
Orouiilt 0aiIq Bptte Aerorh.
PUBLISHED DAILY (.uNpA,s EXCEPTED

s1T" OFPrck-in Record Building on Myers Street
Flst side, between Montgomery aud Bird, OroyIlie.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-23
JUST Il + G EIV Il ID F,

nER STEAMER GOLDEN GATE CLIPPERS
y Morning Light, Flyi Fish, Flying MIST, Il large
supply OF Pure cream Tartar. Lard oIl' Extract li'
quurice. Blue Nilrol. German and English OainomlIe
tnIturirr Corn starch shakers Sarsaparla, ~arsa.
nnriiIa Root Gum ArablHC, CItric Acid, Potash, bN-
iraci. of lemon Rose and Vanilla, Vanilla Beans.
Roiled Liu,ced OH, Castor oil ia Barrels Pure \ NeI.
,ow aud White Wax kdders, Bowers anh NtlGht~
mans Tarlnric Acid Bay Rum IN cases ana barrels,
resh Hops in one pound packages. sage, ahkee,
SOAP. Iudtllible Ink. Roses hlaokng brushes Ma
,nn'a Llsclng Cod Liver oii, Spnni' ana American
saffron, Dubin's EXtracts, Genuine wright h!hl
ir4,h's NofAt's and other Pulls. Chamos skins, Ly>
ns,IillIn Essential oils. Congress alter IN pluls
md quarts, BoraX. Sal Soda. Pearl Barley and many
her stapIe articles which together with our former
trge stock of Drugs makes our assortment rs Nafira
= ierg,. - any Drug House IN the city, 10 which
a. invite the attention of the Trade and others bny
NV, -, ms n,arkrt AIBAN ThONAS& Co,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists
or-tf l6i, j street. Corner 6h.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-23
n O TIC z

OFFIcE or THE BUTTE QUAETZ MsISG Co.,
Oroyille, May 1911, l-'7
NOTICE j. hereby gwen To the - ckholders OF
" lhr Butte Quarlz Mining Conn any, that
coud assessment of thr"eiour hs Of per cent on
The capital stock Of saii Company has tins day been
levipd hy the Board 81 Trustees, and male PAYABLE
al the Trea-urers Office before the l1ih day Of
June, A. ID. 1851. ...
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-23
THE orrIC e

OF the .sButte Quartz Mining Company" is in the
ourt House. .. w. W. COo"hEii 0ee -
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-23
JUS, Received and in Store.

A large supply of AlConOl. Campheno, Lard. sperm
Polar \e,t-tuot. aIa HOIlrd OILS solar ca, and
Camphene Lamp Wicks. Caude Wirkng Wax ana
Nlghl yapers, oraX. soda, CuSila soup, salad ol
IN Bask ct. Wolie'- ~chapps loslclers blerS pure
cream 'Cnrttr tr StrychnInr, CasOr Oil, and Nyu-
k,ops Medicines Wholesale and re,a 10y
ALLAN, THOMAS \ CO.
on-tr CornOr and sixth streets
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-23
NUMBER 25S.
OrOuiI,t t]aj,Q lSuttr &tror0.
SATURDAY MORNING, MAY oal, 1857


\ WARNING 10 PHNstCIA>s --pr Lo-
cock, the Queens physician, has been pea
cmptor.ly dismissed from further attca.
dance on the royal family, where lie h.s
been hitherto admitted on terms oi iamlla"
intercourse bis salary, Ej.0YO per au-
mum, il roAnl present on sate delivery a ITO
Queen, and a large practice among the u..
hHfy, i- lo smrN lu--. The doctor las
made oG,rt. towards % rtc1u'i..a.. .au
thr go u..n scm4in~ iucNorthc. /, stc1s
that 1t came 10 tuc Naceu s cars taa. J.
Loc1ck was given TO too mugh talking. ..t
that thou 60 sac told Prince Albert tuat Dbl,
habit ol s.ecp"- between the blankets WAS
"a "vnlgar djr,y Dutch prncnce,' She dl
not care to have it toi abroad
c~Mnrb.o Of au excellent quality ha9
been discovered on the South luba River,
near Illinois Bar
a,N~Thorc arc one hundred and thirty
one grist mjiia in this St.te, capable OF man
utacOuIing 100000 barrels ot flour per
anuu.u.
ss.. as-rrr-sr---'s'r--''rs--
MISCELLANEOUS.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-23
RANCH BUTTER AND EGGS.

,R.J.C. YOUNG. will keep constantly on hand
vi NJ The BANK EXCH ANGE, supply Of Fresh
;anch butter and Eggs direct from his Ranch IN the
oasi Range. "P'"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-23
O r O v | l. l. E:
G, To aZI2 Saw .MI.zlll
HEAD OF MONTGOMERY ST.

FHyllE Proprietor of this establishment is now pre-
z uurrd to contract for. and deliver orders from
900 t. .inU 600 feet, Of tithcr common Pine or Red
F.r tumber. at the lowest market rates The Red
Fir will De found the best Fencing Lumber that can
be used.
All persons about to bnd. will find II to their ad-
,nntHl tn purchase at this mlll. aS they can have
their Lumber sawed to order, IN lengths and sizes to
suit and delivered Free oI Charge
Attached to ihir establishment Is one OF Wood
worh's Pnieut Planning. TongueIng and Growing
Machines. aad an orders for Pnnrl Lumber OF any
,lescriptiun eau be Immediately filed.
Always ON hand. shelving Flooring. bevecd sid
inc, Ioi~ Fencing Boards Sluice Lumber, Pickels
Lathe. shakes and Shingles.
Also on hand, Doors Windows, &c Or ers for
Doors, windows, aud Blinds, hlIed with despatch
GEO W GARRIOTr.
Oroyle. April 24th, 1851.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-23
OROVILLE BREW Err Y.

yyNIE UNDERSIGNED HEREWITH GIVE NO
n iIcr 10 consumers oi LAGER BEER IN pro-
viIlaand places around, thlt thcy are r'aJy to sap
p,y them. Tary spared neither time II lr expense
Inr the production uf mn ,puclr which may compcr
win uu, nlng OF The KIND IA CAilturuI,. Orders are
h.rrNlIn solicited aud given onrs VIII be promptly
di.plrhrd. Delivery lrrc Of charge.
rnryl If A.RERG Y co.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-23
SiN TRiNCISCO DRiNC!

PARKER & OCON NOE,
VAyHOLESALE WINE * LIQUOR DEALERS
w Have alwuy. on hnud English, Scotch mud
Albany Ale and London Porter. IN cnsk and bottle
Myers street corner of Bird street, Orpvie
Fcbrutry II, 1851 febllu
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-23
WEEKLY BUTTE RECORD.

For circulation In the mining uud agricultural dis
trie. Of the county, VIII conluin theloca and general
news ofthe wcrh. tutcrspcrscd With H lr'-ing mis-
cciianecu. reading meltcr. T. xill contain twenty
eight columns ut rcRdug matter. aHd vii be one "l
the largcu and cheapest Weekly New-pHper- IN the
Sato. Published every Saturday. Tcrms-Sj per
Apnum; six months, -; three mouth. -.
ADvERrfsE hEErs. per square al ten lines or less,
Grstiu4 ,r,ion S3b
F,cb scbseoueut tnscrtinu. | so
to" \ libcrli deduction viii be made in favor OF
those who advertise by the year
o. Busines cards inserted on rrasonabloterms.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-02
ChUl,C HES OF WHEELING.

For tle information Of visiting city pub
IS the following llst the dueTtnt Churches tsiI
tne place nseting. II there any mistakes Ws
via inHkt the 'coTrtetisn it'll pleAAuEr:
81 Nauhstt's, IfAeot tdls,h, CeInsi OhtUt and Byroi
t,t., D. I. fAEHiAs, Rector; nOtiIg ssrNeeS lo
O'Clock, evening, J.
ST. JOans, ELscopalian Main street. between Pirst anu
seVhd, Centre wLt,i,ng, Esv G.. N. AE$LE, Pastor;
morning services IVY o'clock, sJ~t.ibE, ~.
Eirst ITSsSytert, REy. H. H. Pastor, Pourt!st.
stV, tn quincy 4iteruoVL
SscO,id Ires6yts,iHr, Mtbst street, Main
c'r, sftS Sdsisss sss! GE1@s .ne
rIirt STA, soutl WIeelinE, Rev b. "o"s Pa'tSr 'e'S'
n.oTulns anu evening. ,,.,..,,,
Forth iyssJtter'un, Rev. A, PAttI PasteF' Nai
h.t,.su Washist stol Adauf s services notniih Sis
ToISf. sra Wssloi.s b iseopal. rev. J. E. "ttsos
PASTOR Pourt street. brtasVl s0Ee anu quincy
morning anu evening". 49,. paste,
-. .,.1l,t sLa Noru. sts NVlth MhStMlEi SERVICES
rnornins evening. -, Nv
~ PASTOR CAapltDy street. DetVesn First ana SsS'"N'
CvLtre WLre 'rs services n,or'.nE an" : .s,sy..
No,tlh Ehssing NJ Z. tAHTs-'' HSN. A. -
aator; srrNiess nloruins aud evening. 81
Wh..i.ng I.llna CHdpst, Wheeling l.sHa' EsS. =
MILsUN. Pastor. . -. .ps.,,,
,,,rr,.r LsUeiht Eltsccpdi, Rvv O. hAlNio' Pastor
ohatllDs street, bssN eel M'5-tsf AUD It'a
=, ,ar.. cat1s.tral. Roman Catholic, E'' Rsy. Dsh'i
nv. MuLIAA INN eSTHSi Of hALt"'i'
Ornins ait,rnoOn -,,,,
A..Ociuts Ls,Or1,sa, Rev. Il ASCtthA, tAs'V''
st.., sIlOElus S"" H'sSr""''
BOp1tsr - -, Gay street. ostNstH t''s'
Al. sti,tts; ssIriets mOsntlL suu ey'''ns'
I,ii,i,,s Market street, between Webster aud EhiEH
Centre Wheeling; les iu ths hiO'nhS anu ~
sVruluS. pastor. Cla,
.,,,,t. nto,r sixth, EastWhytiHg
Iro,..l,.0t Lutlsc,un, Rev. y. zNAAEEAAS'
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ASLrCccyinS and keep constantly on hand
Ilso % eoT,, hALLET DAVIS co IS PTANOES
Sdnn' non TIE celebrated u'afartOrics Of rarhSrt
,, ,, anu q; q hughes Also, sptndci Gothic ~
EahI SyLe oT Chnrrln4 or lecture RoonI WIN anr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-02
f-s ! r 'HPAsEsfi IssbSE R5lisT afIbEKsoN 40
~ atches. > e11cITy . a 1.7ITS 8 arc
AlOcAs, &C. 0O.
e. P. BROMNg


!, = Q. 1ls Main: :stfeet:s sy1hselinE, va.
IN now Spt%E ~ ets Il he ia.ss af largest 4tserters
ss, Wick win stod Wholesale and Rstou as pStees e.
ioH as any house West OF the Atlantic eItieG.S S
AMONG biz gcot"m be forsd SoId ana sSer gAGeaea
rom come OF the Celebrated EnEeh SueSe Manu-
IaetutSEers Also. the ,eGt b. IL D. ErarFtSan PsesSs
LIVER W1tchss Clocks gzSGt variety, neiudng IN
asS tsguIntofsoC ne quality, SeahIefer RaiEs 9SgS
81; LIONS OhreE and-H4tch Mnkers.t &57T-lis
heRutlfu JeSerJ III or ethtFe Of GoYai Neaat.
caiSro Gold stcns Laws, ahdEl Gold jeelsy Also "a
Of s2it EDDIE: al PLATED Jrvslry, ve1y cheap
me pocket CulsTyt RREoF8ys BcBsorB, silver NRnkfn
HSS, Card casvs, GOid PsnsS Etety art;o3e 10
ie arptd 10 he good a. rspFeseot
d, or ths uCns! turned call sbestfrliy sIielSrG
-nltso la alHL 81, t0oEtEcln MSrsh TkYlaFSs
tocE COthS, OeSlirtrrR and Seetings kE1nS aAt
summer wear, tRt hay; eTr OAsEed ef
Nh cling and Tic!uity all OF Which prepared 70 make
TO order In the latest and most
.aer, short notice. All Ko9dS Rntd 70 EtP
resented ARie. faei 90 hti lt4frlt rms 80
have also received large st eF Qspe. fpynisb
ing Dods, sech White, cGloTea EiGISEGSe shirts
a shirt Collars, sps Cotton saa AsriRe QsdsH Tts.
SILK, COttCu, Le james Draws, Blk aud LheF, HRnd
k.rehies subps pdsraa sk lltfc ta1f ENs,
Sck, te ard eolorsl KID Qf vef be6t E1GGs
pbSs 81 tGSs,cbn., a.tisr3 vs. ~ S5ssteS i4a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-02

~. Mstterr country of the following god: ToIiS 10
Ei,i' DeNeie bassSs. Guitars Enniocs TSIns.,4'
ase S'ise.. S. !. fact bionsns 10 tie
F. s-Brass Bands supplied with ih.lranso,. :. .,,-,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-02
I h:heoUkAGE =. I AstK RIo4N N4Sr,EAo oTUREEE
BUEAER'A BOOKiEkERIRERIS5F-
10. -. w rifir n nrs Ell !, j 8 Il. EE..-i-..-


lhls snperioT fluid Ink has been keSore the p3a
nearIy two yeara Il has SSh cepRtSay Runlpr n
uoi Plu!d. sS'4S' W s'Ie ~ sSs4IS4 ~
,, ae uAIt and ptat bSt
~, win smaller sizes pnyc Svct AID
arss sSaIa and merchants In cnciana Pitts
nSSnnes Indianapolis, Evansville FranIf5Ff zTiSgtn
and N s. Louis EeklbIEE S;efsb
eF or!eans II has also heCn Adopted 10 ihe aSSe NJ
ssEsn three tEst ciaGs Diplomas tS iastlta
and !ouisvle and four piponaS and MS NJ
and Illinois. ~ -. = ~ yse+St 4e+ts'ses
Lhe following merchants, bankers, CO.. hrr-
nioFs using 1rnol's Eaylsl Ink have rsITchAs,i RS
Ter, Book Keepers NSr4tInE ElGid: - ~
HoTthwestern Bank Of VtsginiG; q
Bank Of Wheeling; Bank heelns CreScsnt MSnufSo,
rE County Eler q Ohio NatioaEl MI
o9csi bal9rr3 and 0hIa RAEE0aA Of1ot; NisIIrp
isESe Aelly Holloway Co.; AGsseA HcXsee; eosdon
atalhsT4 Coi T. Sweeney Sun; DoanS Cowgirl; OFT
dint Elilberaon 4 Co.; Pre4S. li=s'3 ffi8 80 IT,
For sale At manufacturers price, hy
nrSn p ~ Tg5 IA aff{nTS n N nv panSs ~
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NUMBER
CITY ,BUsIN EsS
GOLDEN RHE -HIVEI5 siT0RE
lT4 MAIN 81. 9aIl5HEIIaScs,

80 = - = Ass ~ l3tsES4EgktS
4 EALL. IND E{HZ,EIP TR4s1Es
/ StnNs q. THOMAS taae pleasure Is sapssaeiaS Elsi
yinSnS' are s'o5 N . frn etoea ef fSa Spd
',Ey & Gods, Varieties nnsi NlIIifnot "a.
LsE nave just received their E4end Pau Err-hssE,
"htcii, added 70 former eI n 4Lfi. Sl5S
sent 10 the eube n1ero, than 49,. - ~
| $50, 900 WORTH OF GOODS.
DetS oy lar The largest and MOST .kaeR SaA
embracing The sls LEGFEOa Of Soisr roo. ar ~.
eTeE ottFed to lie Public "Stsa' - = -@FS
10 taelr fetraeF $arIsS tSe hsys = a,
SSd E9S9 q lhe lste!t dee!gaA sd best ftes
b1t Of Sh.Ch. IS vel as % teir stseE
Se1etaiiy they Invite The AttsE.:tn ef te TFsde
iflS bSen tnfe EasesJE SsA kirl preS4o,a q,
ing largely With if Cs& tSeS hRvsSnefar iSnSsesSa
tsj 40 Fed as directly The lunolt n s3 RSnntes
Sra II some nsGnoes tASy ere able Is 8
Sss Sf4a HSyere, SIth=s by the P1EpE0 RETAIE
HTe4 r. " y no s!s,sIar house tf she Hess. 'i
nleS ants o! th slr F2Etl SstEsns ,fFAc thAg
maES tSNS, and arc GalR "a rsrpS
e FaeiIS Win sas Of the RtSt seCsts IaS 4 sos d
thslF lire In the Ncst = eN -
IN this etOck nay be foun1 fSllyI . az - s,tsl
4.eoo yds silks-SznhEsc cling Roras OF abA anNAtisL
-. r,VVo " French StertHces, CeSsaiefsS, RbcaSa
AhieSts and M3dIomlRR-o EVsrJ bcsify-a nd 1iaS
IN @ ni me 81 The Hichesk PNirtSd, o1hrs Ea4[.d a.
h i stlS1 tHsar7'fzTs and
fuU StiRls and ClnaiS LrHniuF sorlF N ~
ever ouGfbd In Wheeling. a if77f - sssi@fasts
s0 3dS Ginghalnr nebSJer, pSAiua5 S,,d ktIuts &c,
i"c I 9t cling ths I2SSvst U.s. *
t'T,SSisebN not BY any house II lie oitr.
hey have laid inthslr stock Igitl Ia s SlH.. ..h
and lslge ts Psplie tst e9erS v,-u eiy psI
s!laH DC wanting to tItaPG. - -
ChsS ftyi eontdeAs that tA6y cen sIs b.,,., a.
tt!sl SsScS EEeStd by house Ia tra Y,f L 10
thv Unsed HIates No tfoabieto she's si,tt
NFIES, antt4s and p9Rtd I0S eutt0Eefs. i
~ 4s $."Sys on hand' Prime IiTy Gteee FTatSSea.
..H EH H. HH
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New Arranggment! E5El

WOULD the srUeri6eFs PSpSEss PkrtsA
teais, Gc. Nknse hnye eeu fro
ToSta's poeks that ase EsslTinR said ReEtodI
ais regularly. would reQcatt 0eS Nb0fe referred
20 call At III Anin street Any YtalnE e aISs2htp'o
their EdVRs Sctto
p.sssrv- t.ireOpxs. haye sat EseetFgd q
elegant Family Bibles also hopa; 5HS. shts Re4
MIA. SHuhWVTIhs Nptka. EVeEythhg In 9ts9 BOOK pAA
stationery r be had zt the Gasp BeCk Score" Re.
IL Main strrrt.- ~ 4 lapinltE 81 JASlQs ORR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-02

SHEET MUSIC.i
am constantly receiving and K ei, on han., n
for @ o. sssss Music Also, insruc.iou pooIs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-02

PiSnocs, MeiOdeons, s,raphincs md Asrord.,nx ,.
with nsatnsss and dispatch. ' s'4e'44!'
6B All goods warranted, at this cstabiIsbr,sn,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-02

FILL IND .IEslHZER TR4DE,s
SToNB g THOMAS tA2e rteassrc Il i.h,t
~ They are now Ia tops th frH etoea ef ia snd
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Accommodation TraIn Rayeunu at 500 A. NJ stops
At Way sStiUns and arrives Cleveland al y45 ii.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-02

Accommodation II ain leaves briEr or az 4i5 p for
MsllaNil.e. stonlIng 1t ali NAy StaIOns.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-02
INSURE y OUR PROPERTY,
1>4sET And SSys ySur EIEninss BY.

= he h.1"'hIHfE As O.c ana 9-IIe s1IS1.T..,.1e
C,.p,r = 4i,, oni.PnnI Of l.ynchb"r&;, va
" anu pay 4orSeS HM T. sELBY,
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GEt llbftlilla qltellierurrr,
rs PUBLISHED
DAILY, TRI-wEEKLY AND WEEKLY, BIT
CAMPBELL & McpERMoT.
TERMS

oFFICE-Corner of Main and Quincy streets
-Enuance from Quincy st.
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WHEELING VA. FRIDAY MORNING
TRANSPORTATION,
Cleveland, Pittsburgh q Wheel.
ing Railroad.

@ Es5 g5Eg:ssE
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kIsy tsvs Ia.t received tbeir fe,nI gai pnFchssFq
. h. u aatSd s, g .ssis former SssSig tAts sspEet
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sITUATIoNa GUANANTERp! !

S''Ir-'I.' > -.l-..-.-,-.-l- .l-.-I -
attend a Commercial Co2egs. 4
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gALt, per annniu > 90
1hi-MEEKLI, vT 10
NEEELT, per q 20
, 1857-06-26
ThurGion County Democratic Convention.

At an adjourned meeting of the Thurs
ton county convention convened at the cap
itol, on Saturday, June goth, for the pur-
pose Of nominating candidates for county
officers to be supported at the ensuing July
election, the former chairman, Mr.. STEPHEN
GUrIIRIE, again presided, and E. FURsrE
and WV. RUrLEDGE, jr, acted as secre-
taries
The members of tile convention having
been called to order by the chairman, the
roll was called, and the following delegates
found absent -
From Olympia precinct, G.. X. Willard,
F. W. Seelcy, j. N. Low, A. Frankel and
W. H. Carlton, From Grand Mound pre-
cinct, Van Wormer, j. Borst, VIM Mar
tin and S. S. Ford. From Yelm precinct,
Mclean Chambers From Black Lake
precinct, D. Kiser.
Mr.. Candy here presented his authority
to cast the vote of S. S. Ford and T. Furste
to cast the vote of A. Frankel. Mr.. Nil
Ter stated that be had been verbally re-
quested TO cast the vote Of B. F. Shaw in
ms convention which request was grant
ed. Mr. ]. Morrow also presented similar
authority for casting the vote of Wm. NJ.
Morrow, OF Sawamish county.
Mr.. Rutledge moved that the delegates
from the various precincts be authorized to
cast the votes of absentees, and that such
votes be given to the person receiving the
highest vote within such precinct, Carried
by casting vote OF chairman.
Mr.. Baker moved that the candidates be
voted for singly and rira rooe, and that q
majority of the votes cast be necessary to
elect Carried.
Mr.. Miller moved that the convention
now proceed to nominate FIRST, the joint re-
preventative for Thurston and Sawamish
counties, and that the members present
nom Sawamish county place in nomination
tne names Of candidates Of their choice.
Uarrled, and the names of D. Shelton and
WIN. M. Morrow, of said county, were
'nereupon presented
Inc name of d. Shelton being withdrawn,
on motion, the nomination of VIM. NJ.
Morrow was then proclaimed by acclama-
uon, and was elected as the candidate for
JOINT representative without dissenting
voice.
Mr.. Swndel here arose, and in a brief
suu pertinent manner thanked the mem
Sers OF the convention for the honor con
lerred upon Mr.. Morrow, as well as the
county Of Sawamish.
MT Kutledge, jr., moved that the names
M N candidates to represent the county Of
Inurston in the next Legislature, be now
paced before the meeting which carried
anu 'he following names were submitted
% n. Hurd, ]. r. Smith, VIM. W. Miller,
"m' Kutledge, ST., T. w. Glasgow, S
"u'OrIe, b. F. Shaw, G. b Baker, B. L.
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Henness, G. c. Blankenship, and others
many Of whose names were, however, with,
drawn before proceeding to vote.
The convention then proceeded to vote
and VIM. W. Miller receiving 80 votes,
Total vote in convention SO, was declared
duly nominated S. Guthrie having re.
ceiyed "a votes on second roll call was al
so declared nominated.
The motion of Wm. Rutcdge tAat I" pre-
cinctS cast the votes to which the same may
be entitled" was here reconsidered, and,
on motion of Mr.. Baker, the votes of ab-
sent members from Grand Mound precinct,
were apportioned as follows The vote of
NauWormer to be cast by GangloGi; Mar
tins by YantiS, and Borsts by Candy.
On motion Of VIM. Rutledge, jr., the
votes OF Olympia precinct absent, were
cast as follows :-Hurd to cast the vote Of
Willard Sylvester, of Low Lindner, Of
Scelcy l.. Shelton, of McLaue Chambers
(Yelm precinct); and on motion of T.
Furste, the vote Of W. II. Carlton, by
WIN. Rutledge, jr.
The voting was then again proceeded
WIN, out many OF lne heretofore absent
delegates now appearing, the vote in which
the convention was here engaged, was re-
considered.
Again proceeded to vote, and b. f..
Shaw having received p votes, was Sfle-
elarea 'he nominee OF the convention l0r
representative. =. Is; BAKER ana l. W.
Giasgo" having Likewise received ~ votes
each, were also declared duly nominated,
On motion, proceeded 10 Tue election Of
an assessor
me names OF D. IL. oml'h' u Il. W eGG'
ana H. H. oahoy were proposed j. ~
omlln having received 20 votes, was de-
claied 10 DC the nominee oil TINS conVen-
Von;
lheif proceeded 10 Tue nomination oil a
Judge ol probate. u. n. Willard, j. Z.
Head, Z. CROSBY, ana other names were
placed IN nomination. IT, N. Willard hav-
ing received 81 votes, was declared duly
nominated.
The convention then proceeded to select
candidate for county commissioner, and
the following gentlemen we're proposed
Van Wormer, Jas. Byies, A. D. fantls,
5ondydt G~ng Sn,a %ma Srs cdn o 'Heso
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RAJ BY letters received per mail of last
evening, from Col. j. PATTON ANDERSON,
our late delegate to Congress, we learn
that IL is still his intention to retHra TO this
Territory, in conformity with the pledges
he made during the canvass two years since.
The reasons of his long delay in making his
appearance here, as well as his resignation
of the office of Governor of Washington
Territory, is attributed to protractcd illness
in his family. The Col resigned the po-
sition of executive in order that our Terri
tory might not be without some presiding
oficer-another evidence of the thoughtful
ness and good sense which has ever been
manifest in every act and action of the
Colonel
What now say the knoi7iag ones, who
kne0 the Colonel never would return?
After all, it appears to US they cannot feel
very highly elated with their pretended
knowledge