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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-03

sALUABLE LAND NEAh NASHVILLE
FOH SALE
An authorised TO sell and make cOmpsts titles 20 ihs
Il Tract Of Land upon which the late b. p. Walker
5sd and the lot upon when the Blacksmith shop stu
stsd and the slaves aud STOCK the place Ths paCs
situated the Gallsta turnpike, and s nsrseced b
tie Nashville and Louisvilis karOad, Is enough
Nashville 70 make it convenient country residence TO-
persons doing bdsness in the city; bas 80 hne spring
there IS in the Stss and is susceptible Of divisions into
several lots each of which would afford beautiful build
ing situations fronting the turnpike railreBd am
hOriRed 70 sell the entire Tract in body IN parcels
and on such credit as may deem eZpsdsnJ. / shall b.
on the place during the first snd second weeks Of NOFs
Der ne1 and will receive proposals for tns puTchass
private sale Of all any Of the above named real EGd rs-
sonal property. In the any person desiring
examine the property DO 50 BY calling Ers Agnes
Walker the place, and proposals 10 purchase Be
made to her or John Taylor Mathew Allen the place
or addressed to me ct Trenton Gibson county Tenn.
sepEA-tf SAMUEL WlLLlAaS Frustse.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-03

SELF PA hESEREAI1Uhs q c.
LII debts Que previous be year ls5T will be ell
n leeted 5y suit January Court before atras,
nOJ Jzd before that time This shall apply 10 psrsonB
without distinction. "a word 70 The wise sudlcenLn
decIO WsNaHRV - M
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24
THE HOMICIDE OF OFFICER SANGER
INoUEsT by CORONER GAMBLE.

The 1qusition in the case Of Ilorat L. Sanger,
late policeman of the Ninth Precinct, who died from
Injuries received IN November last, at the hands OF
Maitin Kesrrey a baker, was resumed on Monday by
Coroner Gamble ard the following eydencs was
tsker:
Henry p. Wolf p1lcemsn Of the Ninth Precinct,
ewoln ssys-On the morning OF toe I'D OF Move n6.r,
1851 deceased ard myself, while on duty ia Beecksr
street, heard noise proceeding IRON tne drinking
and ster saloon No. 30 Beecker street, Just az We
reached the place several persons were showed OUT,
and amDpg them l saw ksarney, the prisoner; the
reison having charge Of the saloon put hi IN cosrge
Of deceased and took charge OF another ian whose
lame is Keensn; th, had left his hst 10 the
ssloon ard went iu With him to get It, was absent
abou' bali a minute, and when again reached the
coor .Kesrney was gone and deceaced lay senselsss
UPON the walk; deceased was removed ID the s1loon
where he coon recovered h senses, ard the prisoner
wac arrested and taken before Justice Flsadreau;
an ramed Michael Rodgers testified before ths Mag
srse that he saw kearney knock down deceased wltn
bis fist and Kearney confessed having done 80 AMI vas
81 NJ 10 Black wells Island for six months es punish
uent deceased went into the country for his health,
srd there recently died; previous 10 the s.ssut he
vas a robust and temperate msn; Michael Rodgers,
the witness who testified against him, Is nov 3. the
tsrlos +. Tucker, NJ. D., sworn, ssys-I attended
deceased soon after he was injured. ip November Last
in connection with Dr. Jones' up TO within aoou seven
weeks, when he went 20 81 sssac lusetts, where ne
died; DR.. Brown and myself have recently made
pcs..mc,tem eXamin ation OF the body, and iound a
stfeuirs Of portion Of the right ne nisphere OF the
brain also, eusion of bloody serum in the ventrices,
together with atheromatous deposits 10 the brsn tlIs
efnsion and sofeniDg were the direct cause OF dean
ard from the history OF the case am OF opn,on thN
the injury alleged having beer received In Noysm-
ber let 20 the head supsrnduced this diseased oond
tcp Of the BRAIN at the same ii ne the deposits found
in the arteries might bring 40 Ut the same consHioh
of brain.
TIE osse wsa given to the Jury on the above evil
de, ce. ard the folio wing verdict was rendered;
"Ttat the deceased csne 10 his death by so'tenlog
Of tho braip the effects OF iijur!es TO the nesd re- re-
ceyed al the hards OF Martin kssrney, NOV. -,
1851"
Uron the rendition Of tho verdict hearney was
examined, sn6 ssid
clam native of Lelacd, % years of age, bsker
by trade, and rsside at No. 10 Clsrkson street
struck deceased one blow, and did not think II could
niure him 80 much.
lie was then committed to prison to await the ac-
tic n of the Grand Jury.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24
QUARANTINE AFFAIRS.

Yesterday theie were five arrivals 10 the Lower iy
ard all had been attacked with the yellow fever.
TIE bsrk john Benson, from Havana, hsd oae dea.h
Il tie port Of departure, from yellow fever, AMI
death fIom the same cause on tue passage hsre.
Tie lie slth upon airv al good, though the vesss
was ordered TO be olesnssd ard fu niga.ed.
The chip Re.nce, from Hsvans, had i've esses of
the fever on bosd while in tAat port Of waicn fur
died before the vessel started. On the passage the
le.ltb of tbe crew was good, ss it was on arrival.
Tee bark Alma, from Havana Tad six cases Of vel.
low fever OF bo.d before the vessel left port Of watch
three proved fatal. The rest ef the sick recoveie'.
Tee vessel is 70 he ,tby. Oriered to be cleaussd,
funigated. and de aimed the usual length Of tine.
TIE big FedIico, from St. ID ;rnipgo, hss had
pretty hard tins Of it on the passage. Toe yellow
fever broke out in all its vlfalence the csptiin was
taken sick, three Of bis crew died, and most Of the
others we're complaining. Ga arrival the captain was
still sick az were some Of his crew. They the sick
were cared for and the vessel ls in the Lowsr Bay.
TIE heath Of ST Domingo reported to be very bad
The bark Pulaski from 81. Jsgo de Cubs, hal sick.
rsss during tie entire psssage. Txo Of the crew one
Of whom was the cook died Of yellow fever, and on
arriy another was taken ii with the black vomt and
s 20 low that his recovery is by no means positive
thirg.
Beside the above, the two following vessels have
arrived ard been quarantiued in the Upper Bay.
Nei er Of them tss any sickness on board:
Brig Mary Hamilton, from Pensacola bark NJ. J.
Colcyd, from Tmks Island
Tie assistant physician Of the Marine Hospital has
denied in report to the Commissioners of Health the
existence Of yellow fever on the leland. How much
this statement will be crei ed By the outsiders is hard
10 say for they look with suspicion upen svef,thing
which emsnstes from Quarantine. The otner side of
the question has yet to be heard.
Inside Of the Quarantine inclcaure no.hos partcus'
is stinipg. There is qu e number of csses 10 the
Hospital, some fcIty five scaone Of them danger
ous or at least but few Tne deaths have been very
foE lately also.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24
CIT Y ITEMS

WHAT ARE NJ COMING TO !-RemovIog ancient
lsr5mgIks has ever been Considered crime. Nnsn
removed by high official authority, 1t mu'' u set
down ss high misdeneanor. lis al act OF oppression
that the people must Lot submit to. tor twsn'J'
ore yesIs the tysnty.one oyster. apple ice cream ~
cake and cardy stands in cnt Of TIE TRIBUNE onic'
bsve s.col as firmly and undisturbed by any c'y
official a. though the fe, simple Of the land was IL .aen
owners. Indeed, they had become landed esIs.e.
We ere Lot sure that the ospsrs Of sjonnS !oIs au
70, measure thei, li1es from these ancient andin1A'
Now, al are scne-ssept sway by some OH icl. Si'o'
sweeper just as though they hsd not acquired
TO relosin there forever. How aie old cizsns 70 nnA
cld lcca.ies with these oil lsIinarks goas
Lave 10 stop every day and look about as we efoe
PAX to lie sue Ct the course 10 steer 20 rs acn o
ofiee; AID cur reighbor in the gritty stone ouu'.s
loCks 20 naked es We approach from Cehife suSe''
Il a. We should be entirely unsbe 10 fecosahs a,m
stree Til. sign mas beer removed ii j. Sss no. of 'ne
fact that he has txerty-ope separate ani dslne 60
remaining Every day websveto witneastne c'Iiua'D.
Of the Jehus Of the stages. As they approach I"
teiIg liable to pitch into Nassau street 10
of Lc. beirg able 70 zee snal Wilderness Oh see'
lueksters that have filed the angle bes8esn 'ne
streets from time mmemoris. Carmen CONS dP
stleet every day and seeing their way e.s
ttey lave reyer seen besore-turn soou. nasty HNA
dive of sonewheIs else. Taey are cure La ,u''
canrot be on the right track. Tee one-cen''s-sa's
icecresm cuitsners gre 10 uttsi conu'.0H
ccue 10 their old tsurt turn sro1rd snd sio.n1 e
deayor 10 soivs tie ques.icS oi "A ''e' 80
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24
FIRE.
FIRE N CENTRE STREET.

a. o'clock yesterday afternoon fire broke gu. in
the thrd floor Of No. 2l5 Centre street, oc,upsd by
W. H. Walton, cotton bs.tirg manufacturer. Tneti
en were coon or the ground and succeeded IN condn-
ivc the smss 10 the floor on which the fire originated.
Mr. Horace v Sgler, looking ass aud picture frame
usrufacturer third aOor sustained sbou. 81 200 dam
age by water insured for coo in the Merchants In
surance Co, Philadelphia. Cabath, Richad'on q Co.,
mspu sc'urets Of steam pipes first floor, sustained
500 dsmsge by water insured for $500 in the Excel.
sior insurance Co. Mr. Walton's damsge s estimated
a. 500; Insured for $1,000. The frs originated IN ore
OF he machines.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24

TEN NIGHTS IN A BARI Room. This 10 thu
title Il q new Temperance Drama produced at PUEDrs Ma
1cSAL 1HEATsR last nshs by fansee Locse waoh wss
o perfect The performance Of Ysukee Locke % Ae
Dow Eater .t.e Viola PuIket the Duossds Cnit sna
In fact ,oe whole cedi abe 70 tue company viii Do
repe ated To NiCHr with two other pieces
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24

SHooTIsG AEFRAY Is III SnIH WARD On Sun
dsy night about O'Clock fght occurred in Mulberry
stIeet, rear New Canal in which one man s reported
to have been Alled. Il sppeXs that man Sso 70
aides in bouie in Mulberry street, left LA room 70 20
out upon the roof for purpose, AID upon s'eeAa
irg step-!sdder leading thereto he was met 0! a.
u lkro~n nSn, WHO dlictsrged pistol q: n.s head'
tat missing lis sun, hs struck him vioeh' DO"
which felsd him 70 the Aoor below, shsre re LAY IN
state Of instability cry Of murder was Fss' D. aud
ius d.a.s.J ts..esasa xas E2or re 'POs WAo aae-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24

mesr - kad thsn sH. q TX, l.. CT Texas calls on
stampede. Ssversl Of them rave slep, ou' ssvsfs,
Fights IN consequences Ct roi beng sbIs 10 6ai tls'
wsy home. People are constantly calirg sni in
quirg, as tire! lcok wildly srsund though il some
srnge place "Is this THE TRIsCSE oGes'" 0a
being assuIsd Of the fac, they say: Way YOU hsvnt
moved, bsve you Il looks 90 s.rsrge sooa, here ?"
Oh nc, is ory because some Of cur ancient neigh
bors have moved" Yes, Move 90 ass beer ssi,
a. they have lei. here srd :quasd sgan jas, in tee
edge of the Park. TAey have stopped up al the foot
ways through tie ftIce. We hops they sil stop the
eartway tc. MORROW. Footmsn csu Climb over. WY
rot
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24
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TUE METALLIC

The METALLIC TABLET STROP-lnvented ~
GEo SAUNDERS d. This The ssnuus article has n.s~
been eau..d for producing ksonsst possible edo q
Iszr C.n b. obed ,he Subscribers and sole msaascu'
er, J. 4 g. sAUhpERs, Store No. Astor House.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24

tt surpo.td from It's sprsar,nce. TIE tower wo-li
ccs, but $4,000
TIE Goa mttes not being full, nothing coui ts iors,
stGt vii have 70 be called together ssain to-day
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24
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TnMER lInGkS

The bes, nes.pers In the word al si,es Also, wstch.
msken NercuIisl Pendulum Regulators.
No. $50 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24
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/, COHPANY have On

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hand ey-ry variety Of TrAs 0rocer and Tee Dealers and @
ys,e f.rniea SouchoI Ooons and YOUNG hJsen nye Sc
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24
Adyertisment.I
CYRIS ", EICLD.
IAdyeri.nsnt

fMPERrn PHoroGRsPB Of CysUs ". FIELD sxhibaeo -
BaDs GALLERY No. $50 B sdwsy Thompsons Ssioos.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24
RROOKL YN ITEMS.

Tuy STATE AEsEs.L.-The State Arsenal nov
building on the WsllabSut Buryiog Ground 10 90 Ter
compe,sd to be ready for the roof, and promises 70
be an architectural osmen. to the neghbort ood whss
finished. It Is OF brick, trimmed with brown store,
TWO stores in hight, 300 feet front and 10 feet deep
The amount appropriated for the purpose was sfoo:
of ubcb s2 900 were spent for fourteen lots Of ground
NON which il stands. A large sp.cs of gr0ued 10
eo, ,soi mental drills Tee building vii prob
ably be esdy for occupancy this all
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24
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AINlrpis NEM Il

kINCERs NEW FAMILY bEWIN MACH1NE.-N0
other SEWING Machine for fsaJ -qusod As shs =
respects bsuy ofthe machine ot the Peecoe soa saney
"a. ~orh Csji and exanp. IL N. snCgR l. Co,
No. as Blosdwsy. Eew. Y0t.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24

F,cHr PREyEsrED-So.ae q toe runners sssS'sa
,o F,.;pe Co. No and Hook slG ,das. Co. Ne >
Ess..n Dutrict, &c. INTO &C stsrcsiOH 81 -" 49,
&c, on Bu,h.ick accrue On Saodsy svsrins ss'a'
me fsuo ,L.ch tsa King sx1.sd ts.ssss the ssGa-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24
Acvtftisensut.
TrN-CINI PORTRAITS.

Pho,ogsphicaiy taken
BY HOLMES,
No. BS Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24

SrDDES DEaTH.-Coroner Rsddng hsia 81 lhq iss'
yerte.dsy upon Lawrence Corrsan, ~he d'ed ssaa'"y
s. No. Atlantic street the ngtt previous. 'eiac''
Congestion Of tie brain, supeiiSdacsd By inte@-
peraIce."
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24

Mr. NJ. V. Brady has isiuej, as oue Of h;' sinrsble
series, photographic poltrsit Of Ss1stoI Seward II
is srsulaiy successful, perhsps the best suons g.
the hkenssses Of the distinguished Sensior watch
have ever been published
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24

c,xpHEsE AccIDEsT.--Bhdgst Dsvsr, WHO ~
tuI, e, BY the explosion Of csmphsre lamp o. Thurs
d.y Eight last, died q Injuries at the Guy H'sphA
yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24

y,or ,,r,c THE ORDIsascEs.-Jobn Hsufmsn was
br,,o,, b.to,e Justice Blatohley yesterday On tAs
c,,res Of playing bali on Sunday. H. wa sad u
e., ~. ofspss. which be pad and wn dscnargs6.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24

Masonic ct Book OF the Chspter is AREA
ard vslusble manual for Roysl Arch MasOrs ccup!.sd
BY Albert G. Macksy. sni published By Robert M.'ksy
Of this city. II seems to be decided improvement
upon all former works Of the kind
Tee Masonic Messerger, nea, ht,ls moctly
sheet devoted to the interests Of Masonry, commences
its fourth volume rex. month II published By NJ. j.
Druumond, No. li2 Chs,han street. The fo,thcom-
Ing volume will contain careful history Of the Heights
Teuplsrs, their rise, laws, achievements snd fall
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24

RESCUED MIR Cls,k, Keeper Of The Lighthouse st
Roob'rs Reef, whls sslipg 10 hs boat on M,oisy
morning. ard when of Quarantine, wss suddenly csP
szec. He succeeded in ge,titg on the bottom trcoa
which he was taken BY solsll boG wnich immsdists-
" went to bis assistance.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-24

"GEER's ExrREss DIRECTORY" Vol. l, is Ju,: is.
sutd. 1t gives al the ciies towns, villages railroad
stations ard postoces in the Eastern States WITH the
routes by which each place is ost easily reached the
nearest rsilIosd ststion and other valuable matters
Very useful FOR anybody who has apsckase to ssni
anywhere Compiled by Geo P. G,er Of Thompson
& Co.'S Express, Springfield, Mass, and for sAs at
The Duectory Office, No. 379 Broadway.
, 1858-11-19

FRoN OREGoN.-We have no nows of i'm
rortance this week from Oregon of local
rbaracter-two or three Of our regular eX-
changes having failed to reach US by the
last mail. In the Statesmen of the 9Th
inst. however, we find the following really
important paragraph-predicated, itsecms,
unop a recent order from Gen. Harvey.
1t is as follows
An order was issued some time ago by the military
rtbority forbidding settlers locating in the Wala-
alla country recently the order has been enforced
and the settlers fast leaving the country under IT,
But four or Eve Americans were made exceptions 10
the rule and permitted to remain. Ihose were en-
Gagged in raising grain, &c. to supply the post zen
GaTney has revoked this order and all orders forbid
,ng settlement in the vicinity of any OF the nlltary
posts in Oregon and Washington. rms pfattlcally .
pnens the country to settlement, we presume; thoHgh
tbe Intercourse laws still apply there as they dd IN
this valley long alter it was covered with settlements
Heretofore, in these Territories, military
ronmapdants have been in the habit Of eX.
ercisng authority, in some instances, OF n
very questionable character. BY the do
nation and pre-cmption acts of Congress,
and by the formation Of treaties with the
Indians, by the duly authorized agents OF
government, it was understood that all the
public lands in either territory, outside Of
Indian reservations and military posts, were
thrown open, By irritation Of Congress, for
settlement and the presumption was a
fair one, that the duty of the military here,
was to guard, protect and defend the set
tier against hostilities of the Indians, upon
anu Of the public lands, whether east or
,Oest of the Cascade mountains, instead Of
preventing such settlement by orders in con
aict with the laws of Congress. Amongst
the many queer, impracticablo and unau-
thorized stretches of authority heretofore
assumed by the military in these territories,
the one referred to has ever appeared to us
the most arbitrary and, Unprecedented
The government invites its citizens to occu-
py and make their homes upon certain
public lands, SO considered, and when the
invitation is embraced, and thriving set
tlement is about to spring up in certain
quarter, they are ordered out Of the coun-
try by the military, because, forsooth,
trouble with the indians is apprehended in
the vicinity. How is it that military
commandant assumes authority to abrogate
the laws of Congress If that arm of the
government is not here to enforce those laws,
when necessary, We are at loss to know
the true object Of its mission here. Gen.
HARVEY has, we think. taken a very wise
and correct view Of this matter.
, 1858-11-19

GJ- Upon his return to San Francisco,
Gen. CLARKE was received by demonstra-
tions of the utmostfespect for the brilliant
success that had attended the army under
his direction in the Indian country east of
the Cascades, and for The activity and oner.
gy exhibited by the General in conccntra-
ting the troops from such widely separated
points, and enabling them to take the field
in so short time Col STEPToE left San
Francisco for the Atlantic side on the 9th
inst.
, 1858-11-19
MAIL RourE ExrEYDED.-We learn tha

MAIL ROUTE ExTENDED.-We learn that
the mail service heretofore authorized be-
tween Olympia and Oakland, Skookum
Bay, has been extended, by the Post Mas
ter General, across to Hoods Canal This
will be a great convenience to the thrifty
settlement that is rapidly increasing in that
direction.
, 1858-11-19
TreatIes WAN the indians Again

Since the re-opening of active hestilitcs
with the various Indian tribes east of the
Cascade mountains, with whom treaties
have been made, the attention of the press
In the Eastern cities has been very consid-
erably diverted to an examination Of the
terms and subject matter of them; and
with some, it is a matter of astonishment
that threates made with the Indians in this
and Oregon territory three and four years
ago, as yet remain unratfed. The pre-
ntises Of these treaties are now being dis
cussed, and, as fur as we have been able to
observe, their provisions are regarded as
Just and equitable to the red mun-judi-
eieus and important to the government,
and that they should be forthwith rati-
fed.
Now that q separate Military Depart
ment has been organized for this territory
and Oregon, at the head of which has been
placed one Of the greatest Military Chief.
tains of our country-proverbial for his
thoroughness in matters Of Indian warfare
and in dealing with the treacherous saw
ogeS, we have something like certainty
in prospect that the war commenced three
years ago will now DO concluded aud noao
is the time to insist upon the ratification of
treaties made with them Immediately pre-
ceding it. The Indians west of the Cas-
cades-such as have entered into treaty
stipulations-all loudly demand their rati
hcation. Upon the other side of the noun
tains, they should be forced to submit to
the terms Of the obligations which they
have voluntarily assumed, and with the
strong arm of the military now in our
midst, eOrraled upon their reservations.
The military force under the wise direc-
tion Of Gen. HARNEY, are amply strong to
enforce obedience, and oil that is necessary
10 produce permanent quiet in our Indian
relations is that the next Senate ratiry
those treaties which that body has hereto
lore regarded with such profound indifIer.
enee' There is now no apology left for the
Senate but either to ratify the treaties or
repudiate them.
The following, which we copy from two
separate numbers Of the Washington Star,
Will serve to show, to some extent, the in
terest which the subject is elliciting at the
east. The Statement of the treaties ,"
alluded to, is the same which we published
few weeks since:
A. INDIAN TREATIEs.-As the recent outbreak among
% se Indian tribes in Washington and Oregon Terrific
es Is attracting good deal of attention. we repro
tne following statement Of treaties with the tribes
M ~ tqat region, which were agreed to and signed by
e Indians three years ago. but are not yet approved
he Senate. 1t will be observed that in the aggre
Ale these tribes number liz souls and that they
nave ceded to the Government G2 4i5,SSO acres Of
Iand lot which they were to receive within twenty
years s2O5O,O0O in money, besides the residence
among them Of physicians sch1olteachers farmers
&c, as Is enumerated below. Now, while the whites
AN taking possession Of these coded lands the Tndisns
, 1858-11-19

GJ- The attention Of Juveniles, as well as
the more mature devotees of THerpsicore,
is invited to look at the advertisement Of
Mr.. LOUIS BACH, headed Dancing Aold-
emy" We feel at liberty to vouch for the
excellent character of the music that will be
provided by Mr.. b.
, 1858-11-19

rGr CHAs. NJ. CARTER, Esq, Rcpresen-
tativo elect from the county of Chehalis,
arrived in town on Wednesday. lie is in
excellent health-cheerfu as usual, and
says that Chehalis county is steadily filing
up with permanent population.
, 1858-11-19
"a FORWARDING, A
a Commission

NE undersigned having erected q Port Toan-
Il send, Washington Territory, q large and commo.
dious warehouse well adapted 70 The storage Of grain
up or down the coast, awaiting tho necessity means
Of conveyance, would inform tho shippers and iradfn
Of the Sound that they arc now prepared to store such
articles on the usual terms.
Also, being exienayely engaged In he bunihol1 Of
TRANSPORTATION, either e owners Of or nFonI1
for most Of the coasting vessels of The Sound hey
are further prepared 10 FORWARD such articles q
merchandise stock, and grain e may Be entrusted 70
them, 70 any point the Sound OF Sirdilg Yancou-
vers Island, or elsewhere, as may Be desired q tho
shortest notice and on accommodating terms.
Patronage respectfully solicited. For further lnlor
nation address The undenlgned.
Els. FOWLER 4 co.
Port Townsend, Aug IA, 1851. no1old
, 1858-11-19
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS OF THE ESTATE OF
ELLIS BARNES, DECEASED.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UNDER
~ signed Administrator Of the above named estate.
to the creditors Of and all persons having claims
against ELLIS BARNES, deceased, to exhibit the
same with the necessary vouchers, within one year
after the date Of this notice. to the undersigned at the
office Of D. F. Donnson Esq, Che undersigned's
place Of business) in the town and county Of What
com, Washington Territory.
HENRY ROEDER,
Admiuistrat1r Of sail Estate
November l2th. A. D lN5s fwi2
, 1858-11-19

RS- Our advertising patrons should re-
member that as we close our columns on
Thursday evening, of each week, advertise
ments, to insure their appearance, should be
handed in by II o'clock, N, on Wednesday