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THE STATE OF OHIO, CARROLL
COUNTY.
Henry A. Stidser
VS.. Court Of Common Pleas
P. +. Price.
NOrI E.

P. +, Price,uf the State of iowa, will take
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day ot December, A. d. lj57. hlr his petition
in the Court Il Common Pleas, Of the county
0i Carroll and State Of OHIO, against the said
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A. d. 1886. and delivered the same % The
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dar If November, 1861. anu an oruer for the
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or beinre the rhIrh saturday after tue 4th day
OF February, A. y. 1858, next.
HENRY A. SlIDGER,
By S. NJ. GRAIN. his Attorney.
OarrOlltnn, Dec "a. 1857 ,6w
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ChKRoLLTON. JAN IA, 1858.
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Iagrull trrc l)rrss,

OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE COUNTY.
, 1858-03-12

Quick PAssAGE.-The staunch and favo.
rite brig Cyrus, Capt. Diggs, on her last pas
sage from San Francisco to this port, reached
Port Townsend in the short space Of six
days! This, We believe, is the shortest pas
sage on record between the two ports, save
that made by the LeOmssa, some five years
since,
, 1858-03-12
STEAMBOAT DISASTER.


II becomes our painful duty to record the
loss Of the steamboat Traveller, Capt. Slater,
on the Sd inst, while on her way from Port
Townsend, to Port Gamble on Puget Sound.
We have been able to gather tho following
particulars:
The Traveller left Port Townsend on
Wednesday afternoon, March 30, having on
board six white men, and two Indians. The
wird was blowing very heavy from the
south. and when of Foulweather Bluff, about
seven miles distant from Port Gamble, it
was deemed advisable by Capt. Slater to
anchor and await the abatement of the wind.
lie accordingly anchored about dark some
six hurdred yards from the shore, and every
thing being secure at the time, all hands re-
tired to rest. Between nine and ten o'clock,
the boat made two or three heavy rolls
which caused the engineer to waken, who
rushed on deck. Trying the pumps, he
found the boat to be Taking water fast
when he called the captain. Every one on
board commenced bailing with buckets. and
efforts were made to force the boat a,hore,
but o: no avail. The boat was settling fast,
and tho order given for every one'tO take
care Of himself The engineer, Mr.. War.
ren, divested himself of the greater part Of
his clothing, and being an expert swimmer
succeeded in reaching the shore; two lndi
ans also swan ashore; they report the cold
US being very severe. Capt. Slater attempt.
ed to reach the shore on bundle of wood,
but failed; the balance of those on board
went down with the boat.
The names Of the lost, are
Thomas Slater, Captain;
Truman II. Fuller, Purser;
Mr.. Stevens, Passenger;
Fireman-name unknown;
Deck hand do do.
The saved, arc
Mr.. Warren, Engineer and two Indi-
ans employed on the boat as hands.
CAPT. Slater was well and favorably known
rs an old pioneer on the Sound, being, we
believe, the first to establish regular com
munication on the Sound by means Of sailing
vessel. He was universally respected by
all who knew him, and his loss will be Sc.
verely felt by his numerous friends in this
Te ritory.
Mr.. Truman H. Fuller, the Purser Of the
Traveller, was formerly Purser ofths Major
TOmpkins, wrecked soine three years since,
while employed on the Sound; and more
latterly filed the same position on the Con
stifNtioR. Those who have had occasion to
travel on either ofthe above boats, can at
test his worth as q gentlemen, and know how
to mourn his untimeIy death.
The Traveller was owned by Capt. W. N.
Horton, and was employedin carrying the
mail on the Sound. She had been com
pletely overhauled short time since, and
was considered perfectly safe aud every way
fitted TO perform the business in which she
was employed. The boat is partly out Of
water at low tide, and il is thought that the
machinery can be saved. Capt. Horton has
gone down the Sound for that purpose.
fEtlffta iN'a f'i aIN-ta4. as.t u
, 1858-03-12

Tn brigs Cyrus, Capt. Diggs and Cy-
sieps, Capt. Anderson, are in port waiting
cargoes for San Francisco. The barque
Or, Capt Tfask, Is daily expected from
San Francisco, consigned % Balch 4 Web.
bsr. i'} ~ ~
, 1858-03-12
ATLANTIC NEWS.
since.

leaving MS alIalTs WIN tue uONeTnIleHt IN TIE
keeping Of his supporters at Washington. lie
was well received at Richmond, Va, where
dinner was given him, at which the most promi-
nent citizens were present. He made very
able and telling speech which was received with
the most enthusiastic applause, and in the
course ofwhich he said: "Twice have ! sworn
on bended knee, to support the laws Of Nicaragua;
and as long as have brain to think and an
arm to strike, SO long will strive to fulfil this
OATH"
The surrender Of Col Frank Anderson Of Fort
Castillo and the river steamboats, to the frigate
Susquehanna, caused little or no excitement in
the Atlantic States.
The authorities Of Norfolk, Va, when most Of
Walkers men were landed from the Saratoga,
declared their intention to issue warrants against
Capt Chatard for every case in which he landed
pauper in destitution. The penalty is twenty
dollars for every ofiense, and some three hum
dred were landed, making the amount for which
he is liable S0.OOO. The threat would not be put
into execution.
Sixteen Of Walkers men published q card in
the Norfolk, Va, papers, stating that they con-
sldered themselves prisoners Of war, and were
ready to return with Walker to Nicaragua at any
moment
A correspondent Of the New York Herald,
writing from Washington on the 18th Of Janu-
ary, says: al am credibly informed that Gen.
Walker has flooded the South with bonds ofone
hundred dollars each, issued in his (Walker's)
name, running twenty years, payable in Nicar-
aqua lands. A large number Of said bonds are
now in this city for distribution. Upon them
Walker has and continues to raise funds to carry
on his expedition. Large quantities ofthcse bonds
are held by persons residii g in Mobile, Montgom.
cry and New Orleans, which accounts for the in
dignatiOn manifested in those cities.
Messrs. Laurence, Stone & Co, Of Boston, arc
charged with having paid to certain members oil
Congress $s7, 900 for procuring an alteration in
the Tariff, which reduced the duty 10 much up
on wool that it would secure for them hand
some fortune The subject was much discussed,
and was to undergo strict investigation.
The 81. Paul Ainnesotian says that Sam. Ne !
I - wnO' VIZ IaS u'' w.. N' O'se.O Nv.
constitution in the Territory, has gone to Wash
"s'on y "I,ry " .ae c'sAu'-AuO. VI sV'e,.'
meH' osI DAAO.A ie,I''Ol'' A"I ~. - sess1s n''
osn .pPO,n.Ien. ~ uoVernOr inc sh'.e pop,
ulAu'n o. ,ne iel'.,Ory y small 'ns Hrses'
'0"nsLMeoAry Anu 'na' - 'ne 'A,is =, 'ne S'O.A
NJ, me'S',ns ony sOou' '"sr'y y s~s''s. saeh
,ne nsl-O.s,e se.usu,.i' - ei,'i''A s'''ia'ii's
'ne ou'A u 'ns Popu'As'On'
On the 10th Of January, DR.. Mariana de Bri-
, 1858-03-12

RoBBERr.-Some poor Aom6rs, no doubt
feeling the want ofsOme warm cloihing, took
the liberty Of feeling in the house Of our
townsmau, Charley Stewart, during the past
week, and carried away a large amount Of
clothing and other articles. Charley says
be don't feel the lcss much, as the winter Is
past, and he intends laying in his summers
supply soon.
, 1858-03-12

sALUTATORT.
On entsriLg q field in the newspaper pub
lication formerly Occupied BY others, it is
not unusual to dispense with tie preliminary
stsp Of issuing . prospectus, and bring forth
he new Journal either under an old or new
title We have adopted this course, and
therefore make our appearance unheralded,
With new title, . nav purpose, and, we
truzt. under better auspices than our prede-
cessors.
Perhaps Il would not be amiss, here, To-
briefly review the history Of the two jour
nails previously published in SteilacOom
Some three years since, the material now
used for the publication Of this paper was
dsgOtea 70 he issue ofa Wing organ, styled
The P9gs, SQUAD cauriv; which, after a
feeble existence Of about . year, was com
PEELED % suspend for want of patronage.
During this time, however, the peace Of the
Territory vas disturbed, and all is interests
panalyzsd BY an Indian war. long to be 70
mamb6red BY the white Inhabitants for its
horrors, which was probably one oi the lead.
ing canses Of The failure Of ihs Courier.
About yenr subsequent to the suspension
offhs shove journal, In April last we be-
hesal another party paper, called the Re-
putIioln. made its appearance. This latter
, 1858-03-12
uRERALITY IN RUSSIA.

Dy 'eie'e"'e =" 'N
brought by the last steamer, we nhu that '"e
Emperor Alexander has issued an Imperial
Docroe emancinatinp the serfs in some Of
=, n,,iou. r.r,s ,r bis dominions.
''e ,i"'' P'Pu'0N' n.
Ane t''ne necessai' ~. '"e" SON
enthrallment will be about twelve years
The plan is, by q gradual removal Of the
chains of bondape. which have so long made
- -. e-.', - ,Lo .o;, soiJ and
tnem iDere iA'u''' VI ',' 'o'
transferred win It, 10 renuer 'heth c"Paoie
Of exercising the rights Of freemen. The
nroprie,ors right to disrose ofthem at will,
howsver is immediately abolished. The
Do...r,. ara allowed 10 secure the privilege.
3 tc.aaho,dar. hv nav,no either in money or
- G., ,ha .nclosnros which thew are now
IN nossossion Of
F., ,Lo ,,,.n ;..r0a s,r tho Guidance Of
" '"e - - .,-.s e .or, ou,
the commissioners "PP""i'eo
the provisions Of the Imperial Decree' We
extract the following articles, which will
shaw the intentions of the Emperor
-, - ~. ,,,oo ho.n loosod IN IN.
Lauu mn.Sn .Sa;. ."s .,,''s.,., En- can never mnrs
eAsss a.;, 'J' ,.;,h 1 ,h sa;snsnr;ai estates. il
De reSn'eu WIN .... .H IL III. nee - ,bs meas.
.s' mus s .S 49, I TN later nave m nav either
a y. 49, me-, ny ~ snd work az 4. monev
WIN petsso""' 90 WV - :
a"u M n,nu. a. ,.,dod D-,,c-;o,o,s
lug ~! !.as.,;sa n,s%s ~ .nd a w"rE ar in money
~ L;nS = al,;ss,orv onIy s,r those peas.
~. sn,. ~, ~, ah,s,nsd land c,r their usufruct
- - ,''S"I;,;., ,.har, ,bs neasants are di.
q x;dsJ . ;n,o S.rmers and Farm laborers with
out land. work cannot be demanded from the
latter .xcept on condition Of their work be
ing paid for"
The putting in force Of the following reg
ulatiOus is deferred until the practical work
ing Of the above articles has been accom-
plished:
"All alienation Ofthe peasants separately
from the land, ether py sae, oonanlou, or
any o.n way "..an,s s - IS !" .,Ssr ln,"l;ties
sss;n.s .s ,sb ,hsir viii on the other hand, the
peasants shall not have the right, until after
having obtained their full liberty, to leave
their villages without the permission o. ths
oPrle'or On wHcss 'sos rS ro.ss, [ IN.
H., - ~ M ~ "t,sched TO ,he CONAN Of the
proprietor, Is to be suppressed, and proper
measures are to be taken for the progress
I've decrease ci that GAS, ano n.ally Ior its
tha serfs into peasnuts. bf proLortioninR
, 1858-03-12


For Coughs Colds Asthma Group, Bronchitis Influenza Bleed
Ing Of the Lung, Difficult Breathing, Pain Weakness Of
the Breast or Side, First Stages Consumption, &c.
In short this Basam pc uliary adapted disease
Of the Lungs and Liver.
wild Cherry has long been known TO possess important
dcinal properties This fact Is familiar every
land, and Physicians often prescribe In different forms
for variety Of complaints Tar also has been equally noted
for lis vrtues and physicians whose fame Is familiar
the whole country have gone far to declare that
Consumption could be cured by that alone In other hands,
again. nearly vauelrss owing doubt to their ignor
anee In preparing and administering It; difficulty
rely obviaed by patient experience and long experiment
The extraordinary medicinal powers possessed BY the two
substances for the rst time combined and embodied
In DR. wISTARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY By nice
chemical process every thing deeerous useless is rejected
so that what remains the most extraordinary aud truly EN-
eaeOus remedy for all kinds Of pulmonary and liver diseases
ever known to man.
CAurION-As there are many C0GntsrJsis look well At
the signature before purChasng take unless the name
OF Sanford Park Is engraved the outside Wralper-a
others are base imitdtiOns
Sold BY all Druggists and country merchants.
PARK d WHITE, Sole Agents, to whom all orders
should be address d, sa Washington street, San Francisco
Also, Importers and Wholesale Agents for oil GENUINE PA
MEDICINES which offered to the trade at reduced
rates for cash. IAN
, 1858-03-12

:PoRr TowSsEsD.--We know Of no more
enterprising and thriving town than Port
Townsend. During the past few months,
several spacious and costly buildings have
been erected; others are in course Of cree,
tim, while still mOre are projected. We
learn that it is in contemplation, soon to con
struct wharf Of sufficient length to admit
Of vessels Of large class reaching it.
, 1858-03-12

STErLAcooM LIBRARY AssocIATIoS.
Association, Incorporated at the late session
Of the Territorial Legislature, is taking the
necessary measures to perfect its organi.
zatlon in conformity with the act Of incor.
poratiou. We hope to be able next week
to publish an account Of its proceedings.
, 1858-03-12

THs steamer Sea Bird Is daily expected
from San Francisco, to make regular trips
on he Sound,
, 1858-03-12

AGRIcULrURAL JouRxALs.-No farmer
should be without one or two Agricultural
Journals. Often the information contained
in one article is worth ten times the subscrip-
ton. To such as wish to subscribe to any
Of the frst-class farmers papers, we shall be
happy to show specimen copies, upon call.
ing at the Office ofthe HERALD.
, 1858-03-12

U. s. Drsrarcr COURr.-The U. s. Dis
trict Court for the second judicial district.
Washington Territory, is now in session at
Olympia. We understand that there is
very heavy calendar, and that the term may
continue some three weeks
, 1858-03-12

ED- HOstetter's Celebrated stomach Bitters Tor
Jaundiee Dyspepsia, Nervous Chronic Debility, very
pleasant In taste and SMELL and be taken under any cir
eumsanees Ia cases Of Dyspepsia like maggie strength.
enng the zone Of the stomach, stimulating digestive pow
es and giving rudy health to the cheek and brightness TO
heeye In all Of diseases the stomach whether acute
or ehrOnc may BE- recommended for Its soothing cordial
aud renOVatns influence. Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Loss
Appetite Nausea Nervous Tremors Relaxation, Debility etc.
are relieved BY the Btters In very short space Of time and
Perseverance In their falls to work thorouah
cure Every family should have OseteF celebrated s,om.
aeh Btlers No article Is peculiarly adapted TO our climate
sold BY Drasssis Hotels, and nseass saloons throughout
California and Oregon
CACIioNbeyers are particularly requested to beware Of
article manufactured and represented be Hos.
letters Bters, which all who sell use the genuine ac,
can detect as never sold BY the gallon, In square bot
ss containing full quart, with the cork covered with me.
tac cap and name cap and bOe with directions sOr u,e
Park d WHITE, Sole Agents, to whom all order:
should be addres,ed iS9 Washington st. San Francisco
Ism
, 1858-03-12
sALUTATORT.

sTEuAcooN. W. t, MARCH IL, 1865.
, 1858-03-12

Ca and examine our stock. Orders from adsanee attend.
cd TO with prOmptness and dispatch.
i.sm. srEILAcooM. W.T..
, 1858-03-12

CTATIONERY-A good supply Of Stationery On hand
D and for sale By
l-8ms J. r. MEEKER SONS.
, 1858-03-12
Wlisttllalltous.


LIVE STOCK, FRESH MEATS, PROVISIONS
AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Weekly American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-16
ISLAND
PERIODICAL, STATIONERY,
VARIETY. STORE.

Near the corner of Seventh st. aud MARYLAND az.
HNHE citizens of the Seventh Ward and the public
IL generally are respectfully informed that a com.
plete assortment Of the leading Monthly and Weekly
Papers, Writing Paper, Letter Paper, Enyelopes
Steel Pens, Pen Holders, and Pencils together with
School and Miscellaneous Books are kept for sale al
the above store also variety of fancy articles, such
as Toilet Soaps, Perfumery, Combs Ladies' Hoops,
Gloves, Pins, Needles, Buttons, Spool Cotton PEN
knives, Scissors, Looking Glasses, Porte Monaies,
Chidrens Toys, Cigars and Tobacco of the best
quality, &C. DC, which are offered at the usual city
prices for cash.
Among the Periodicals are-H arper's Magazine.
Putnam's Monthly, Frank Lese's Family Magazine
Godey's Lady S Book, Yankee Notions Grahanl's Ma.
gazine, New York Ledger, New York Mercury, Bos.
IN Pilot Saturday Evening Post, Wavery Magazine,
ii US Weekly, Irish News, and Freemans Jour
VA VA a,so, .he daily morning and evening papers of
washington; al of which will b. regularly on hand
as earl as eisewnei~ IN the city. Persons desrin
II can nave Their papers a~livered promptly at their
residences or places of business as they may direct
liberal share of patronage from the public ia
respectfully 81 lclted
N B.-The subscriber continues 10 attend IN
Bounty Land, Pension, aud other Claims against the
Government Deeds of Trust, Bills of Sale, Releases
and other writing, done in legal and satisfactory
style His Office is in immediate connection with M,
above store where all calls for such business Will be-
promptly attended TO.
JOHN T. BAKER.
o3tf General Agent