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si. Mfa9eu Deer aus Der Yctcu cntiprinucn.
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slntauft rrltdtiN iun mug. Slrum ut cS uttbin, So. Chr Wrrrs
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6atrttdntfn ven Irttfen FUR Sppihetcr II Gttmikr
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Smporteur IL. Sabrifaut
ron sl9arrei1. NlNrers. 8aneY GOODS uno Grys.
9lo. La Srcaplr.,
3wiihcn trr 5tsu uup 6ten Straee.
1000, 200 Gisarren,
1000 Scrct Rautabaf,
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%9cU0 ~ mulitaliidc Snfruntcnte,
$4,000 Gtsarrcn~Gatof,
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lNehltsH ae Sarien 9rrBcn @usirotl oueiudtn III tpnrsn,
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al pHnAen ptaB cine Gliias Nabrt trridtct batrn, unS iii nj ~ ns, -.
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100 ~ Glsnlncr'e Stb Mpuntain gpbiefcp.
20 ~ Glade Slb 8st gHbtStes.
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% @cpsrmint Gprbiet,
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% No. Q 6rnnflinlfr. (0aN YuilSinal.
8ihmrnb, 3d.,
praetisirt GIL Der !Suitinae.G pllrt nnt alien fpbercu N,
mrno uno henrier Gruntp, unb ~cnpfeblt lid cen .,
Civil lInb Grininalfalln 0le 3edieanmalt.
, 1857-10-30
OLYMPIA WASHINGTON TERRITORY FRIDAY OCTOBER 80 1857

I tell US all the circumstances Of the case
and perhaps we will be able to find some
thing in extenuation of your seemingly un
provoked and unwarrantable assaults. upon
fe!low-couptryman.'
Eyer Honor, plase,' spake Phelm, "as
busy as bee,' I've frequently heard said
in this country, an as | have the laste bit
taste in life of the love of work, thought
I'd get some bacs to patthern after; an
baesides, Bridget she wanted them for the
swate honey they'd make so l determined
to get nest of them by hook or crook.
| wint around in the woods till found q
nest, and | climbed the tree, and the baes
feeling the limb bending, and seeing me
bint on robbiug them Of their liberty, did
pitclri in beautiful. | fout 'em with me two
fists, till / kilt some, and crippled some, and
Bridget she caught the rest in the CLOTH
Well, the thieVng beggars they bit me, and
they bit Bridget and the chlder, and hunt
ed us all over, but nivir the word I sed till
l got 'em home (Here Phelim paused)
.'Well, what next?" inquired his Honor.
81 come up town." continued Phelim,
with my two eyes nearly shut up. an my
face as big and black as a nagur's aud
Pathrick says he to me, says he, 'Phalim,
what's the matter wild yer head-is yer
baedeviled, or baeside yerself?' And as !
bad suffered q good dale with the baes (fer
faith, I'd rither see Louisville and bloody
Monday again than them same, thought
he was poking fun at me, or trying after
insulting me, and iist knocked him down
for his throuble, and that's all of it,"
'In consideration of the fact, Phelim,
that you have suffered a great deal, for
your face bears witness for you, will dis
miss the case, yon paying costs, &c, but l
would like to ask you one more question.
What became of the bess?"
Faith" groaned Phelim, "tbey were no
baes at all, but id old inUiOHs bloody
minded BALD HoRNErs"
, 1857-10-30

A MAN SHoT.-On Wednesday night
hIi, about 9 o'clock, q row was got up by
band of California rowdies, on Stark
trset in this city. The City Marshal, S.
HOlcomb, undertook to arrest the leaders,
vhsrsupon a man by the name of Mike
COrigan, resisted the officer, and with
threats Of violence, sticks Of wood, and
other missiles, assaulted the marshal. Mr.
HOeonb shot this desperate through the
oOdy which put an end to further violence
The wounded man is yet living, with faint
prospect Of recovery.
We are not conVersant with the facts in
A' case, but enough for US to know is,
ait q lawless band Of desperate characters
nave eongregated here, who with threats
I'd violence undertake to place the laws
dths country, the life and liberties of our
atIens, as well as Of our public officers at
elanes, and that in this case q public
oncer shot the man who was violating law
l.a attempting to take the life Of a peace
eheer and he did well, and will be pro-
eeLed at all hazards.
Ihe permanent citizens of this city, and
lss country, will never, we trust, surrender
@ right Of self preservation, of property
% LIE TO California prize-Gghters, or reck-
@ deSperadoes Orsgonidn, Oct. l7th.
, 1857-10-30

SLEEPING IN GERMANY. The Germans
rightly call bed clothes bed cloths, (Beti
Tucher) Bed cloths is the word for they
are nothing but cloths. Cut to the exact
size Of the narrow bed, they are laid over
as close fit. OF course, when q human
body is inteGected between them they are
much less it and the proximity Of the
person to the air is exceedingly close and
confidential. A certain equivalent for this
is furnished in the down bed, for the opu-
lent, which rests upon the top Of the cloths,
or the heavier feather bed, for the INDECENT.
The married people, Of plain life, sleep in
two single beds, each being sweet little
isle" Of its own, while the two are affection
ately contiguous. The connubial neighbors
can respectfully shake hands, and wish good
night and morning. But the territory ol
each is distinct the cloths are cut sepa-
rate each bed is complete by ITSELF and
there is no continuousness of bolster or i'm
piled commonality of pillow.
, 1857-10-30

A STAMPEDE ON THE PRAIMEs.-About
an hour after the usual time at which the
horses were brought in for the night, hob
bled, and otherwise secured near the tents
and fires Of their respective owners, an in
distinct sound arose, like the muttering o.
distant thunder. As it approached it be
came mingled with the bowling of all the
dogs in the encampment, and with the shouts
and yells of the Indians. In coming near
er, it rose high above all these accOmpani
ments, and resembled the lashing Of heavy
surf upon beach. On and on it rolled to
wards us, and partly from my own hearing
partly from hurried words and actions Of
the tenants of our lodge, l gathered that il
must be the fierce and uncomfortable gallon
of thousands Of panic-stricken horses Gas
this living torrent drew nigh, j sprang to
the front of the tent, seized my favorite
riding-mare, and, in addition to the hob
bles which confined her, twisted the long
lariat round her fore-legs, then led her i'm
mediately in front Of the fire, hoping that
the excited and maddened flock Of horses
would divide, and pass on each side Of it.
AS the galloping mass drew nigh, our hor-
ses began to snort, and prick up their ears,
and then tremble and when it burst upon
US, they became completely ungovernable
from terror All broke loose aud ioined
their affrighted companions, except my
mare, which struggled with the fury Of a
wild beast, and 1 only retained her by using
all my strength, and at last throwing her
on her side. On went the maddened troop,
trampling, in their headlong speed over
skins, dried meat, &c, and throwing down
some of the smaller tents They were soon
lost in the darkness of night and the wilds
of the prairie, and nothing more was heard
of them, save the distant yelping Of the
ours, who continued their Intellectual pur-
suit This is a stampede, and is one of the
most extraordinary scenes ever witnessed,
as may easily be imagined by any one who
reflects that this race Of terror is run in
darkness, only partially lighted by the 'hlful
glare of halfextinguished fires, and that it
is moreover run by several thousand steeds,
driven by terror to ungovernable madness
, 1857-10-30

FACTS FOR THE CURoUs.-Thomas Jeffer,
son and John Adams both died on the 4th
of July, 1926. John Adams died in his
9lst year, and was eight years older thar
Thomas Jefferson-Thos. Jefferson wa:
eight years older than James Madison
james Madison was eight years older than
James Monroe-James Monroe was eight
years older than John Quincy Adams
The first FIVE Of our Presidents--all revo
lutionary men-ended their terms Of serv
ice in the Goth year of their age. Wash
ingtOn, born Feb. 22d, 1882; inaugurated
1889; term Of service expired in the 66tl
year of his age. John Quincy Adams
born Oct. 10th, 1885; inaugurated 1891
term of service expired in the Goth year o
his age. Thomas jefferson, born April
l743; inaugurated 1901; term of service
expired in the Goth year of his age. james
Madison, born March 4th, -l75l; inaugur
ated 1909; term of service expired in the
Goth year of his age. James Monroe
born April 81, 1855; inaugurated 1917
term Of service expired in the Goth year o
his age.
, 1857-10-30

INTussuscEPnox-A SnrPLE REMEDY. -
Turn a stocking wrongside cut part way,
then turn IL up with the toe downWards,
any weight or force downwards only pushes
the toe still further down. That is what
we mean by that speedily and terribly fatal
disease, intussusception or sioppage Of the
bowels. tits an upper portion. Of the bowels
pushing down with kind Of pocket within
a lower portion. In such case nothing
passes through the body, and death 3 inc
vitable The late Hon. s. Legare, Of
South Carolina, perished from an attack Of
this disease. 1t Is not the design Of this
journal ever to advise medicinal means I;
that is in the province Of the regular ply
sician. But when ailments can be removed
by an article Of food, or BY exercise and the
like, we feel free to recommend them. In
a case Of IntHssHsoepiiOn, where quicksilver.
croton oil, and other powerful means had
failed and for nine days the patient bad
nothing to pass through his bowels, the
drinking Of q pint Of hot molasses, without
stopping, gave immediate and permanent
relief, without vomiting, nausea, or any
thing Of the kind. H0w it acted, Is Eor-
thy Of investigation. The facts We know
to have been as stated, and we hope our
exchanges will give this wide circulation.
An attack Of ''intussusceptiOn" comes On %
suddenly, we know so little Of its causes I;
it is attended generally with such intense
suffering, and relief is 50 seldom obtained,
that physicians generally regard Il with
hopeless alarm. Perhaps an equal amount
of any other hot, mild liquid, BY It's relax-
ing effect, might answer as well as hot mo-
lasses-success depending, perhaps, on the
exact locality Of the ailment.
, 1857-10-30

Ma BUCHANAN AND MOUNT VERNoN.-
President Buchanan, 10 q letter to Mrs. W,
F. Ritchie, enclosing ifty dollars in aid Ol
the purchase Of Mount Vernon, says
The annexed is my cheerful contribution to
the Mount Vernon Association. Will you
be kind enough to present it in my name,
and assure the ladies, who have undertak-
en- to raise the funds necessary TO purchase
'the Home and Grave Of Washington, ,
that most ardently wish them success il
a cause which ought to enlist the sympa
thies Of every patriotic hearth"
, 1857-10-30

The GREAT EAsTERN.-The agents of this
vessel are now negotiating for three voya-
ges across the Atlantic instead Of one-
This will enable return tickets to be issued
in America; and if the ship pays, we may
see her permanently on the Portland sta
tion. Upward Of six thousand tickets have
already been issued. Says the "State Of
Maine -" 1t is our deliberate judgment
that the great Eastern will continue to run
to America instead Of Australia, and be
merely pioneer ship of the European and
North American four-days' line Of ocean
steamers