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a la Vielle Grande- Prairie, dans,la Paroisse
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bornee afEst~ par la terre de la veuve de
Pierre Guillory, au Sud par la terrc de sa-
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3 IeTs de SOB areneHaea pouvoir,s James Bit
cfanan nahesita point 4 appeIer Lewis Gass a la
tete.de. SON cabinet. Ia vieux diplomatic yreprs-
sente tpehti4ue d'anne zion. Il Sc propose; Hex
panssonde aarRepab!iqte versi 'Isthmea C'est son
lse rransiPale. u esnare voir Sc eseaisenlesid6es#
gull dansssa loagae carriare, fet il MA
pas seft est efne rehuste ct AZ tiff etsi la neige
de seIxsnte-stize Ehiveissest tonbee sur sa tate,
ellie n,apotnt giaee son,ftn -4uaut Goassar. l.s
, 1858-07-23

%We find the following compliment
ary and well merited notice Of the Collect
Of Customs for the district Of Puget Sound
in the Northern Light. Of the 10th, inst:
" A PoRT OF ENTRY.-We are told that
Mr.. Frost, Collector Of Customs at Port
Townsend, informed Capt Haley, the last
trip of the steamship Pacific, that be need
not return to that barbor on bis next trip
from San Francisco, as it was his intention
to appoint Deputy Collector in the mean.
time at this place. 1t is said that Col.
Page will be rendered the position.
This is gratifying news, and proves Mr..
Frost gentleman richly endowed with the
true spirit Of American patrOism and pro
gress." .....
, 1858-07-23

PROVISIONS IN THE D1GGINes.-There IL
no escaping the conclusion, that provisions
are and will continue to be very scarce IN
the diggings. The Surprise is not able to
carry any large amount of freight, aud Il
will be at least three weeks, before any
other boat Of even moderate tonnage will
be running on the river 1t follows that
all persons who are not able to convey with
them a months provisions should defer GO
ing to the diggiRgs until a more perfect
system Of supply is established. Meantime
every effort should be used to increase the
stock Of provisions here, so that they can
be sent up as soon as facilities are afforded.
We have good authotity for stating that
there is no danger Of overstocking the mark
ct with provisions Especially FOUR for
weeks to come, even by very heavy impoF-
tatiOns- Victoria Gazette.
, 1858-07-23

An INDIAN MovEMENT.-We learn from
some gentlemen who arrived in town this
week, direct from Southern Oregon and
Northern California, that the Indians in
the neighborhOod Yreka, Pitt river, and
other localities in that direction, have all
left for the Columbia river, by way Of
Klamath lake, east Of the Cascades, for
the purpose of joining with the Yakimas,
to prevent miners from passing through
the Indian country, towards the northern
gold region by way Of the Columbia river.
Our informants think they are concentrn-
ting in the vicinity of Priests Rapids, and
they further state, that when they left the
southern mining region, no Indians were
there to be seen.
, 1858-07-23

BROKE DOwN.-The bridge across De
shutes river, near the residence of Mr.
THos. LINKLATER, Of this county, and on
the Military road leading from Monticello
to Fort Steilacoom, gave way on Friday
last, and has become irreparably useless
1t broke down under the weight of some
eight or ten beef cattle, designed for the
the Steilaeoom market-ihe property ol
the Messrs. BIRD and brothers, of Pierce
county. One or two head of the stock
were seriously crippled, and Mr.. Bird
escaped narrowly going down with the
bridge The bridge and the contract, as
far as completed, having been received by
Mr.. MENDBLLr the Typographical Engineer,
it may be some time before the bridge will
be reconstructed
, 1858-07-23

CoMPErITIoN-We understand that it is
the intention CT the Columbia and VIII
lamette Steamboat Company of which
Capt. RICHARD HoYT is manager, to COM
plete a connection between Portland, Ore
gon, and Puget Sound, by establishing a
freight and passenger line Of communication
over the Military road from this place and
Steilacoom to Monticello. An ample sup
ply Of horses, wagons, &c, will be station
ed at convepient intervals along the route.
This is an enterprise in which the citizens
Of this section cannot but feel deeply inter
ested-as facilitating communication be,
tween the Sound and the Cowlitz and Co.
lumbia rivers, heretofore so forbidding and
vexatious, and is but another evidence Of
the growing importance Of the Puget Sound
country. Capt. HoYr is an excellent man,
Of fine business qualifications, and is ono Of
the pioneer steamboat captains upon the
Oregon waters. The ability Of the com
pany is guarantee Of the permanency Of
the enterprise, and from the existence of q
fair cOmpetion, it is to be expected that
somewhat Of reduction in freight and
passage will take place.
, 1858-07-23

HARvEsr-The harvest season has Just
commenced, and upon some of the prairies
in this county, the early crops of wheat
and oats are being gathered. They look
exceedingly well, and a full-somewhat
over an average yield is anticipated. The
prospect is, and to us the anticipation is
decidedly gratifying, that the farmer will
reap harrest, indeed, this season. Should
the present prices for wheat, -four, oats,
&c, continue for a reasonable length Of
time. our farmers can have but little cause
Of complaint to mske about hard times.
, 1858-07-23
Ro! For the snOqualmie Pass /!

Despite the efforts made by the blowers
and strikers of the Columbia river route to
the mines, by way Of the Dalles, almost
every day parties are arriving here from
that locality-thoroughly disgusted with
the bare-faced lying, shaving, deception
and imposition practiced upon them by
some Of the sweet scented pimpS for that
route-determin to try their fortunes by
pushing through the SROqadlmis Pass for
the northern gold fields. N
A party of about forty Intelligent and
hardy California miners have been concen-
trating here for few days past, who are
making arrangements to start within few
days, through the pass referred to. Most
Of them came here well mounted and pro-
vided with side arms, and the usual outfits,
and they are but awaiting to procure a
competency of provisions, a few more ami
mails and supply Of heavy arms, to float
out " for the diggings. By the time they
have completed their arrangements, and
have thoroughly organized, they expect to
be joined by other parties, which they sup
pose to be on their way here, whereby the
company will be swelled to the number of
IS or 100 rough and ready" determined
miuers. We would suggest to such Of our
citizens as design going to the mines this
season, by the Snoqualmie route, that the
present opportunity is an excellent one for
them to embrace. ..... o.
We earnestly hope that due attention
will hereafter be given to the suggestion
that We are about to make No adven-
turer to the mines should start from any
place, whether in this Territory or out of
it expecting to be supplied with necessary
arms of any kind here; and for the best Of
reaSons-simpiy because there is not a supply
of spare arms in the market. Provisions are
still very scarce, but we hope that scarcity
will not be Of long continuance, as harvest
is at hand, and some of our merchants have
made arrangements at San Francisco,
such as will be likely to insure full supply
in short time In the meantime, let the
farmers roll in their surplus wheat, bacon,
&C., without delay, and get their change.
We hope cur citizens will exhibit a little
pride in matters which, at this time, should
concern them, and see to it that this COM
pauy be fitted out well and liberally-in
such manner, should occasion require it,
that they can make the Indians "get,"
should they be attacked by them.
, 1858-07-23
"HoUsE REP's, JUNE 4. l85s.
JOSEPH LANE y

b9r Gen. Palmer, the FORMER superin-
tendant Of Indian Affairs, intends going
with large oX-traiD, consisting Of some
40 or so wagons, and one hundred or more
men, to the northern mines, by the way Of
the DalleS, next week.-OregOa Tines.
, 1858-07-23

Ra- The folloWiDg--the latest that wS
have seen concerning the payment Of the
war Indebtedness Of this and Oregon Ter
ritory, we find in the Oregon 7IEes. of the
10TH, inst;
"HoUsE REP's, JUNE 4, 1858.
"EDIToR TMEs.-Ths Senate COMMITTEES
on Military affairs, have this morning fully
their chairman, Col. Davis, who
is our friend and Just man, to offer aR
amendment to our appropriation bill pro-
viding for paying our war claims as allow
ed by the Commission, and the House
Committee have authorised Col. Faulkner
to prepare a report in favor Of paying the
claims allowed by the commission. We
thank God that the jnstice Of our claims
are at last acknowledged, the worst is over.
Yours, &c, nd.
JOSEPH LANE"
, 1858-07-23

B%" Books alone can never tebsh the
use Of books" is trite saying but thsrs
is book that will teach the anxious mother
how to protect her growing family from the
insidious ravages Of disease, and that book
is the Graefenberg Manual Of Health"
No mother can afford to be without il.
, 1858-07-23
Official Vote Of ThurstOD Comfy

We give below the official vote NJ nj.
county. As will be observed, the who'll
democratic ticket has been elected by ma.
jOritieS ranging between IS and ia Tn.
vote cast is an unusually small one bD,
which can be readily accounted for when
it is remembered how many of our citzsD-
have directed their course towards the nor.
thern gold region, within few months
We have as yet been unable to ascertoiA.
the result in several. counties in the terrific
ry, and hence, will not undertake to give
a statement of the election in detail, until
all the counties shall have been heard from,
The next legislature will undoubtedly bs
largely democratic.
DEMooRATs. Rvprn,
, 1858-07-23

ARRESTED AND HELD TO BLIL--John
McCracken, U. S. marshal, arrested
Capt Dali, of the Columbia, and the 6rSt
mate. The grand jury had found true
bill against them, for the killing Of sea,
man, on previous trip They entered
into bonds Of s., 900 to appear at tho next
term Of the court .-Pad6e ChristidI Adr0-
cate
, 1858-07-23

B@ The bark MedOaa, Capt HoAe, ar
rived at Olympia wharf on Monday even
ing last, direct from San Francisco, with a
cargo Of assorted merchandise for the sup
ply Of this market.
, 1858-07-23

JUDICIAL DECISION judges Of the
Supreme Court Of California, Burnett and
Terry, have pronounced the late adopted
Sunday Law, of that State, uncOnstitu-
tional
, 1858-07-23

B9r A new and very neatly executed
paper has been started at Eugene City,
Oregon, called the Pacific Journal 1t is
" devoted to physical, intellectual and
moral Improvement" J. H. ROGERS, edi-
tor Terms So so per annum.
, 1858-07-23

hs The following are the Justices Of the Peace and
Constables elected in the several precincts
Olympia Precinct-John B. Dickerson. T. NJ Reed
Grand Mound Precinct. W. Goodell j. Guipnup
Chambers Prairie Preeinct--W. s. Parsons, san
ford Guthrie.
Yelm Precinct-Chas Wheeler,
COnstablss.--Olympia Precinct-A. J. Baldwin.
Grand Mound-A. Ganglof.
Yelm-McC. Chambers.
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SUNDRIEs-
~ $50 boxes and half boxes Virginia TOBACCO assorted
qualities
200 bbls., half bbls and kits MACKEREIa Nos. l2a
400 kegs "old Colony NAILS, assorted sizes.
90 casks London PORTER and ALE
so cases Falkirk ALE.
rs sacks Old Government Java COFPRE.
30 pockets
go NJ Havana and German CIGARS, various brands.
800 boxes and half boxes ST AR CANDLES
80 boxes Leonard SONS SPERM CANDLES
80 bbls hf. bbls. and or. bbs Extra CRANBERRIEs.
20 bills and 200 boxes BUCKWHEAT.
100 dozen Painted BUCKETS.
100 Baltimore Cove OYSTERS. and 2 ID. cans
80 kegs Buck and Drop SHOT and BAR LEAD
80 bbs, very superior Old Bourbon and Bye WHISKY.
50 LOBSTER; 50 kits No. SALMON.
40 cases SARDINEs; so cases TOMATOES.
IS cases Baltimore PRESERVES
80 cases BRANDY FRUITS.
50 sacks French s. S. ALMONDS.
100 boxes E. d. and Western CHEESE
80 tins Bent 4 Co.'s CRACKERS.
40 gross PLAYING CARDS.
so boxes italian MACCARONI.
200 boxes Kentucky MUSTARD, rs Us and h. cans,
50 Fresh PEACHES.
20 cases Green CORN; 80 cases Green PEAS.
800 cases Preston Merrilis YEAST POWDERS.
Also
A fae assortment OF TEAS, WINES, LIQUORS, etc.
CHARLES R. RAILEY 4 CO.,
II Tchouptoulas and
jal6 St "A GIayer street.
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TAX NOTICES.

STATE TAX CoILHcroRs OSFIcs, I
Fourth District Of the City Of New Orleans.
NOTICE TO TAX PAYEHS-THK UNDER
signed Collector OF State Taxes does hereby notify all
indebted % the sze for Taxes for The 1851 and
those for Licenses for the 1888 within said Fourth District
TO call at ONCE Recorders Court first floor, and she
within the sine prescribed By law.
Office hours from "A. N. to2PM
GEORGE NENsgAN.
C.nl1er
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SHERIFFs SALES.


FOUssI r psTsIcr couHric- ", LyILE a r. CHAM
Bs, NIKTUE "a q writ Of Geri fseias 10 me
New Orleans IN entstsa eGaze vii prorS ~ se
Al public saetlon, MONDAY the st day of Febsry ls
wilton street hs~een Lafayette and God ssss Frst District
ONE fEos BRIDGE -
Seized IN the shove epsflsd suit
'TRRMS-C@sh on The spot.
H. r. PARKER
Sheriff OF the Parish o. orisana
QulrRfExH Coos DIsrRIcT1 O. W. LYTLE vs.. A p
de IA rouvelle Orleans. }CHANBERLAIN--NoI II as
I'm VERTU dun writ de fieri fnefns q moi
II adresse par pHonorabs Quatrie Dfsirct de
10 NouyeIle dams Pzae cessus proeedsral e
LUFDI Ter de fever, 1883 10y heares A. NJ nagzsin
deBtrep0t du Delta Futop entire cees Iayste Girod
dams s Premier District do ceie vile, IA vene publqas
TN POINT I'm FIR.
Saisi dams pafare ci-dessus.
coNDITIoNS-ComptsDs moment de REHABILITATION.
4H r. T. PARKER,
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FOR RENT.

E,OR RENT-sEvERAL FINE ROOMS, SUITABLE
Tor Offices The Bank Of Nea Orleans corner 81
- FOR RENT-rHE -FOUR. STORY STORE. No.
Hex Graver street. occupied BY Meerx KinFzznd,
n1barstsw Co. Apply to the present. ocsupsutss or
VINCENT 4 CO..
seA No. - C1somhouze Bzrszl
- TOILET OR FOR sALE-THE BEAUTIFUk
Cottage Residence Hospital street.
III and Gslvez streets containing Eve and cabinet
gallery on two dss Kitchen eryant The gron~ds
beautifully laid into flower gardens with
trees and contains good cistern, we'll. etc.
A LARGE FRANK HOUSE. No. rs Bsrunne. betwssn o.
rod and Julia Streets with deep subs for
pete wood or coal dealer marble furniture epcf
boiler maker. =
Several oth Dwelling Houses and Stores Gasqne De-
bgny, Maras Dryades, Basin, Camp Constance Aunnnea-
on Fulton and other streets m the First and Fourth
For terms, apply To JAMES nESBAN,
Real Estate and House Broker.
aulI II 20 Common Vernndah Storea
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pORT WINE-s0 Or casks Company for sale by
$. WOLFF,
jal6 corner Of Grayier and New Leyee streets.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-AEToINE LEV.
ROT has the honor the public
sold his Restaurant situated Benvie between Old Levee
and Charities Streets Mr. EUGENE JUNEAU and asks for
his continuance Of the patronage generously
bestowed upon himself he will be found worthy every
respect
He would also take this occasion all those who are in
debed to him. call and settle and all who have bills against
him 10 send them 10 early possible.
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SAW MILLs-GoT Up EXPRESSLY FOR PLAN
- taion use from $500 10 feet Of Lumber per
day. and simple that they be By any negro ord
nary intelligence, constantly hand at the
Southern Machinery Depot,
No % Magazine street.
The following, received from Planter sufficient tes
monial OF their value
shepards Place YssOO River, JAM Z 1853.
Messrs D. c. Lovber 4 Co: q.
1t gives pleasure say that the No. DOUBLE SAW
MILL purchased Of you. in July all my
pecatons 1t has sawed, without difficulty, log feet
square and fifteen feet long into boards hour
have known through log twenty long and feet
thick in minute. consider Il the simplest most
cent Saw Mil up for Plantation Ny Mil is
driven by the eghhorse engine likewise purchased
your establishment,
lSignedl A. S. CALDWELL.
pamphlet containing prices and full particulars will
sent by mail to any one desiring Il.
One Of these Mills In operation the subscribers Waro
house. and Planters visiting the city invited call and
anime it. d. G. LoWBER 4 CO..
ialS 5t<W IS Magazine street
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MEDICAL HOUSE. No. SO Cnstumhouse street. near
Ifl Royal streeFor the Cure of Old Chronic Mercuria
Syphc and all Private Diseases without Mercury hndranee
from business friends and
all cases.
The unparalleled which has attended Dr. James
markabe cures he has effected which pronounced incur
able by the most eminent can justhe him In Offering his
services the confidence of the The following
Of the diseases termed Private and Of which,
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies Dr. James
manenty eradcate namely syphilis primary secondary and
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections Of females
complicated they may be- Diseases Of the Back and Lons
hammation of the Bladder and Kidneys, Rheumatism Hydro
cee, Cancers Ulcers Tumos and all Diseases Of the Skin
Dr. james would ao call the attention especially Of those
who have privately and improperly injured themselves in that
ting them either business society Constitutional De-
bty Impotency The following Of the sad and
melancholy effects produced by early habits Of youth, Wig
Weakness Of Back and Limbs Pain in the Head Dmness Of
Vision Loss Of Muscular Power Papaion Of the Heart ys
pepsa Nervousness Irrabity, symptoms Of Consumption
dreaded Memory Confusion Ideas Depression Of
Spirits Evil Forehodngs Aversion Society, Self Dsrust
Love Ct solude Tndiy etc. of the evils produced
All persons afflicted with of the above symptoms should
not fail TO call DR. James and be restored perfect
health let false decaey but apply
yourself from the awful and dreadful Of this
terrible mslady.
Weakness the organs immediately cured full vigor
restored
Remember 1.-THE Medical House Dr. james, is 50 Custom
house
Private and reserved Hours Of attendance
from A. NJ. to 8 p. NJ.
Consultations strictly confidential
Skecen Of Gonorrhea cured in twenty four hours
or no pay. DR.. JAMES,
oil ly SO Cusonhouse street,
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n oSfa yEG ASS IDA.yCING ACADEMY, AT

~ ODD FELLOWS HALL.
- J. VEGAS most respectfully friends
IL and the public, that his popular Dancing Academy
open for the Odd Fellows homes
to meet with the most liberal patronage The teaching will
mence on MONDAY Nov q
The fashionable Lancers' Quadrle the Caledonaps'
Quadie danced in the first circles Of Paris London
winter, Will be taught by Mr.. Vegas
The popular Ohdrens' Fancy Dress Balls viii be given by
Mr.. j. Vegas every month";
The days and hours OF Tuition are as follows:
Ladies-Tneays. Thursdays and Saturdays from 10 till II
Children Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays from TIL
Gentlemen Wednesdays and Fridays from til 10
o clock T. NJ
practising party for Ladies and Gentlemen every
Wednesday.
Particular attention will be given Children and many new
out.
Vegas viii also give Lessons at senaries and Private
Families.
The Musical Department. under the charge that excellent
Yinst Mr. A. DRNEGRI. orehestrR Leader for Balls and
Soirees
Hall or at Mr.. GABICP5 Music Store, 80 Camp street
o26 I'm 49, -
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JAZZ 81 NJ HARRISON.
CUNDRIEs-LANDING Elk BELLE OF THE OCEAN,
~ Hartley, Margaret, j. P. Harvard. ,tc., etc:
CRUSHED SUGAR, Lovering's,' 800 bbls.
PULVERIzED =. =. $50
LOAF o.. BObslf hills
LARGE No. 8 MACKEREL-IOO bbls.
MEDIUM 50
CODFISH-l00O quarter boxes
30 drums 30 half do, 20 quarter do.
MAGDALEN HERRTNGS-50O boxes.
BALTIMORE COVE oYsTERs-1 and . h.. 200 dozen.
GOSHEN BUTTER-75 frkins.
ENGLISH DAIRY CHEEsE-2OO boxes.
PINEAPPLE 10 ..
CRANBERRIEs, ''Curtis & Go."-l5O packages
ENGLISH PICKLES-A full assortment-40O dozen.
PIE FRUIT-lO0 dozen.
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE-50O dozen.
PORTER-Brymt Davis quarts and pints-lOO casks
ALE e. :. 100 =.
PEPPER-TIeavy sumatra-250 bags.
PIMENTO-lO0 bags. 81.
PoUCHONG TEA-6oz papers-lOO half chests
For sale by JOS. II. MARKS & CO.,
43, 90 and AZ New Levee,
and II Fultnu street
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DENTIST,
nS-OFFICE and RESIDENCE,
I76 Carondelet street,
d2o ly&w corner OF Lafayette

FIRE PROOF sAFEs.-GENUINE SAL
I'm m AMANDER i-WIIDERS PATENT, with Rieb's
&-5 improvement Longer In and thoroughly
81 with uniform than other Safe in the
world. We securing our Safes with the cele
bated patent Ls Belle Lock- which has been picked
blown open with powder.
The most splendid assortment OF Safes Plate and Money
Chests OFF red In this Market hand 81
GRAVIER street. New Orleans Call and the stock Prices
o the times. STEARNS MARVIN.
4mdAW s.. GUTHRIE.