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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-04-06

DEMocRATIo PAPER AT CHICAGO =
1t gives us pleasure to notice that
Nessrs- Diversy & Schade have started
q sdem6eratic paper in Chicago. called
The "NationalU nion.n The paper pre-
SCENTS a handsome appearance, and we
have no doubt will be an able defender
of democratic principles and dem cratic
men 1t is the only democratic paper
4. Chicago, and it should receive from
demScratic party a liberal patron
age. We hoee the Union may realize
great SUCCESS, politically and pecu-
-niarily.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-04-06

NOTICE. 1855
Israel Markle. admir- of the
Estate of ID. e. khjps, decd. In Probate Court
- VS., Ashland County,
Catherine hneps, George Ohio.
HermIsh. Mary Kneps, Rus
sci b.. kneps. Washington
Kneps- Enos Kueps, CerdeIia Petition TO sell
kneps, William Kneps and land.
Candus kneps, minor heirs
of the aid D.. G. Kneps,decd.
ITO George Hermish: You arc hereby informed
l. that on the 18th day of March, AID 1858, said
Administrator filed his petition in the Probate
Court OF Ashland county, Ohio, the object and
prayer OF which petition is to obtain an order at
the next term OF said Court for the assignment of
the Dover of Satharine Kneps. widow fthe said
u. q. Kneps, decd. in and Tor the sale of the fol-
towing rear estate, OF WHICH the safu D.G- Kneps
held all equitable interest. to-wit; One hundred
acres ofland, situate in Troy township, Ashland
county, Ohio: being the same premises described
in a contract made and entered into by and be-
tween John Baker, ageut for said George Hermish,
and the said d G. Kneps decd, during his life
time, to:wit; on the 9th day of October, a. d.
1856; aud that the s i'd GEORGE Hermish may state
the nature, extent and amount of his claim. and
live upon said premises. ISRAEL
4W4i Admir- Of D. G. Kneps, decd.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-04-06

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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-04-06

THE J6RY IN THE taoLE CAsE.-We
learn that those Jurors in the Cole case
who voted for aequittal, feel somewhat
aggrieved at the newspaper statements
iu reference to their action in the mat
ter That part of the Statement (Which
sppeare1<as editorial in the Cleveland
Pldtnaeazsr and Herald in reference
tosths Disagreement of the jury, stating
that they stood-'for conviction of
murder in the first degree, eight3 for
conviction of murdcrin the second de-
gree, fearAwe are informed is iDcor-
rect, and does injustice to them Mr..
Thrasher, one of the attorneysfor the
defence, states that, to his knowledge.
The Jury stood six for eonvicties of
murder in the first degree, aud six for
unconditional acquittal. We stated at
the timein our columns, what We sup
posed to be true-for it was the OILY
statement VIC did hear at the time-that
eight were for conviction aud four for
acquittal. As it was a comm on report,
and IN eVef5body's mouth, we SO stated
it, aud did so In good faith. And when
We received the Clege3and papers con-
tanning the editorials referred to, we
supposed that they had got some infor:
nation IN the matter which we had not
obtained, and We copied the editorial
comments of the Herald in just as good
sfaith-CHazdoa Dem.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-04-06

The prison clock struck Z; before the
last sound died away the door leading to
the scafold opened as of itself. The
Abbe Hugon entreated Piefri to profit
by the moments still left to collect his
thonghts and assume a calmer attitude.
He promised to be calm, but said he
should now chant a patriotic hymn and
it is saial chat be actually began to sing
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-04-06
Ashland County Probate Court.

Oho 7 /.
Ashland, March 24, 1858. 42tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-04-06

CLARE ce FoTTET,
And WIN MILLINGToNs ashland; j. M.CUTcH
N Savannah; J.. HUFFMAN, Jeromeviils. ant
Orange.
February IL 1855. d ylsnastf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-17

There Is > strong probability that
Hon. VIM. 4. LafingweIl is elected
member Of Congrsss from the I'd Dis
trict. II this 10 true the result u glory
enough for one election. 1t strue that
the result might have been different
had not Dillon and his manager made
trade for m exchange Of votes with
Lefingwsll men. 1t il notorious that
in Muscstine, Clinton and jackson
counties, Dillon men openly voted for
LeffingweIl, and in exchange, demo-
Gratis voted for Dillon. If Lefingwell
Is elected and Vsndever defeated by
this operation We have more cause for
rejoicing than We had supposed, when
We got the returns upon the judges
election.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-17

We hope that josiah W. Bisssll,
pinp Of the " LOSS tssmblsn, will
read THU pictnre without any labor
pains, and ooml6k himself with the ~
suraDce, that Davenport 10 not TO be
shorn Of her laurels BY any effort Of
his or the masters who employ him ~
their scavenger for dirty work.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-17
500 Crates Of CrOckcry
Wholesale 01e6 lRet91l.

HAVE In stare andssor sole the largest soeck Of
i Gocdl In this line. In the State. Ny stock ooo-
sists At oil the varieties Of ina 0l0ss end Este-
~ Ware, yellow Rockingham ware, silver Plate1
and Britannia wave. Bohemian, Belgium and Amer.
lean Glassware, Solar and Hlald Lape, Chandeliers,
0irandoles, Lamp wicks, Chimnsys and Globes,
Looking 0issses and L oking Glass plates, and ali
other articles usually kept In this lima. L.
C1ockeSy-0onsists Of upUsrds u o00cratss aaA
easks tDpetei direct fro the potteTissm Liverpool
which enabes - b cell my goods - per can't lees
than my other dealev IN The maSket.
FseRcA Eosco0alA.-l hsvs lust received vsry
large stock Of white ard gold band China disses Iron
LAmog.s, Branco Nv o5Sanoe@eut with thu manu-.
factussrs A. such that receive no0s bue The bess
svade a goods q ths lateot n mnse approved sN
Geld band aaA Decorated ~ ~ ase worth lso0
eight 70 tv.nty-nve dollars, dinner ssss - oeAR
osticles q III prices.
silver Plase1 Ways.-l Asye inst rscsivsa .
vesy large sto4 Of Plated Uoo9s q RoO0Ts, Smith q
Oeps 1a6o. Al Uoeda aso Wal5ante0 - - pa4sd q
the beee quality o. white METAL WAA - VIII di0.
Guilty - dlsttegul1ha0 tfoD alveg.
Lee1dna 0laeoae[l Aeys larger qaautity
thaa hos eveY bo1heo boen 0Gssod lbg oalo u ~
plaes. Enivse, lss1D - waiter sef svssy queltD
"a sise. n lsss eyssytAing sstainin6 Q TIA
~ q bal1Dass 80 30 u saitAg q Ne 10 Z
uave11vss Q. Z. VuDA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-17

1ueeU9O @-+a-
"A whistle is besrd-
Mp" TIER !. e ssaia; what means 'A'' '~fsi
Oesssss.Is They're saIuti, may be. the new Cal
Hsp-.wiat, wiIl these lines sssesch ous for srs-
I'm mere highway q our realm they nAss2
OrsoNus "On nor'-nor' east
r., The western cast Of 'r''aoa'" .oA 10 54ti'
We are sunrise indeed: il the ere csse2
1evssaes. iasrs.h $50 - sass.'sssea s'ses.
mis- last dncovssy,s pEs yeuto bed
Rome nes phi oeopher With daring hand.
Has .tsssed TIN shsst~ w.y from land to land.
Land We the cotton lords whose seinsh lore.
l9a0esd The friendly intervsnlsg sboSe,
sticking like beesVax 70 the maxim s0unds
1heshort way boa must BE- the l M Wy round. :"
NeD.- 'Tm pleased
The good times coming. tho Il has been Slow
Fur my most favored Island, md thst Fats
Will see her in her prid., the tmEraid gate
Through which NUT pass the ever rollins tide
OF prosperous comm rec, never {, subslde,
And her bright banner TO the skies uufuned,
A<dect ths glery Of the Western World"
The piece was received with unbouuded
applause. and viii probably remain on the
OO0r0o IOt Two OF tursS WecAe ySs.
In the course Of the evening Mr. Wallack
wss called out. He looked - fresh and
youthful a. ever. made . very appropriate
speech. and promised. il his health permit
ted. to play > round Of his favorits charac-
ters In the course Of the season.
The burning Of the Crystal Palace, which
brought the Fair Of the American Institute
70 premature close. IL much regretted
hare; some Of the exhibitors having become
Dissatisfied with the management Of the In
stitute. are trying to get up . fair on their
own account.
Gerrit Smith, the independent candidate
for Governor, was here last week delivering
bunkcome speeches to small audiences, and
making an ass Of himself generally; he will
probably poll sufficient number Of votes
to defeat f. ID. Morgan. and secure the cleo
ton Of the Democratic candidate. Amasa j.
| Parker. So mote it be
ENEZER SPROUT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-17

HAIR RESfORATlvB.-Wsa re paeased 70 be able
to record the satisfaction Of passuus after Tisl
nf IN article edverttsed In our celumAs. We have
the satisfaction 70 know several u oar readers who
have used Prof. wood's Hair Restorative. and pro-
oounesd Il 70 Be just wbst ths sdvsrtisemsot aays y
y. We have several personal ocguaintsacsss Too,
who wee gray hsaded-they have tried II. and nov
their hair y restored TO ~ original color. and they
willingly odd their testimony IL efficacy. and "
give farther information to others desiring It. This
sp ais we'll for the article. aud advise oil Who do
not wish 70 appea. srsy-hesasd 70 ne Woods Ha'E
nsst.rative.- Wsstssw Patriot.
Sold BY oil good Hrugxis 8.
tim.st everybody has b ard Of Aann's Ague Bal
SIN. the attention OF our numerous readers u d.
rected to the sdveYtsement found Is sn0thsH column
Of this paper, q the hl&h estimston that placed
upon this, the 0reasest remedy knOsrn TO modern
science. We have never known any other medicine
win - large share Of public confidence In NO short
. time - this has done, II We may bs allowed to
judge BY what read but this should be sun1cien'
particularly when W zee such testimonials coming
nom men Of undoubsed veracty from Ill parts Of thu
country. There can be doubt but that It u one o.
the greatest discoveres In the med cal world and de-
serves this appreciation and esteem Of our reader
and the public. sole by ali good druseets.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-17
EDUCATIONAL.
r DAVIS 4 TIRTON's
MERCANTILE OoLlEoES |

LOCATED;
pAvsuPoa5. loWA.....ces. Dsah - Dsslv ~.
PDO11A, ILt............0 ~ = nah sssess.
r~ter .Dasgsoas.
Id m Povsil. Kss . Woodward. -
y. a. vuisrd, isq., Or: 1ssssn. IA.
lserc nxm, 20. =. vuPgsrI'sns' -
J;D. l.ssoo, .sa.. y; y: :. I sSsa, s.o
f..s c ss..S q ;.s! o.. a
W 0rGG, - Jao 0dlen, -
AP B.stlsss, 1sP Jao Con-. -
3: al \ -. 70 ! 'rsss. -
rI 1890: = s''s-x''''"' 80 e'A''''''
W Do.s. ID vssD.ssuas.
n 0oLDs,n1H. - DeOos.
Fso1ssDss u Pssssessssd O'.aasasal Hsssss:
sxsp, cad Lscsvrsss on Bsst~sss Cssssass cad
Cbrvsspo~Isaos:
) 0xvnrn. fwDAvia ssf"'os
Lsesvs~se" Msroesias Lss. ssss'ss. kseaaaes
Iy~s~cs, DO:
jso DnIon. Gas PUs .A..
q LsDs.. No, IN c.Av1oaD.
! Lscssrsrs on Political Esssssy end Commercial
0eogrepAS:
HENRY Aussu. wsrolAaz.
chain OF Colleges was slbrd young gentlsmcn the
best ed IL facilities for Quirtng 10 IN expedtoos
msnner tn rough knowiedgo of Commercial science
and Ar. = practically eaoaoyed y ne CeunS@s
sses embrace IN tn extensive course Of study MOI
only Bookkeeping and psnmsnsAiD. but nun,eross
other branches which viii b q the utmost imper-
lance to evsy person who transacs business Of any
kind. II vAl - - insaeolsble beneat to the Aer-
| chant, Rankts, Brokes. AanuSacturer. Mechanic,
Hotel Propeistor. fabiisher. fhysictan, LAvyer.
Printer, Contrsctor, Farmer, Produce Dealer, Lum-
Der Merchant. Surveyor, Ensineer. Iaspsesr Isach-
ne corrs. Of study pursued q these Colleges \
the most extensive and thos0ugh nat e0ceptiW0 any
which has been in reduced iLt0 any similar In
sltution In this country. The teachers IN the van
Gus departments acknowledged 70 have 10 supe.
riors IN their respective PROFESSIONS.
~Spsscesian Personality"
6Of the utility Of the abovs named syttem Of Pen-
mapship Il II Lnns eesary TO comment is vide and
wi euing popularity, among The discernGg and In
telligelt classes Of c0mmuLity th Oushout the civil
best known tyst'n; and in reality the only one
which 10 recognized ~ being hysten among thost
classes.
This system Of Writing is taught in these COLES
oil It's modern improvements and ilius trstions.
Pen AID Ink 'pectmens OF Writing, with Ckoulass
| sent By mail free o. charge on opp icaSion.
Employment.
Tho Principals and Teschers Of these Colleges havt
an extensive business acquaintance, ana viii Away
consider Il pleasure and duty to further the bes'
interests n their Gradustes who desire Il, BY aiding
them ali they can IN obtaining situations.
Taitieu.PayabSs - Catering.
For full Mercantile Course including al depart
ment OF Bookkeeping, Lectures Psnmanship ami
Commercial Oalcul Atlons ....................3 ~
For Penmanship alone, one year. u
For Pennanship, twenty lessons.
For Ornamental Penaanship, Gard Writing AMI
on Hand flouEishing, - may Be agreed upon.
Further Information given with pleasure On appli
cation q the College, D. ernding TOR aeW Clreu
lar, which contains much valuable Information, M
viii 30 farnished b. return Mail.
AddyeeS
! JAWS 8 IlPTON,
Orr17 Davenport o. Peoria.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-17

Davenport Commercial College,
Griss's Block. cor Third and Perry st..
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
MOOR IN 1859.
The ealy Permanently Lecassd CONNER.
cial College In Iowa.
-pIRBCT0Rs.-
Hon Q Sargent. zBgo.ers, Esa
Nj Viele, Eco, PNerwin, tsq,
las u Dalsell, 1sq. HR 0riess. nsq.
Coates, ESQ: smith, HG
L Ascklot, Eco, Doct Adler.
@ I Davenport. 1sq, Rev ID Mason,
A h Barrow, ESQ Jno Johns, ESQ.
-rACULrv.-
Jos LOPEZ, Prot. Of Book Keeping.
" h PRATT, Prof. Of Penmanship.
L BuRw I'll, Prof. Of Mathematics.
YREDK. ScH1AA0, Prof. Of Architectural and Orua.
mental Drawing
SUYDAM, Asst. Teacher Of Psnnanship end
Book Keeping.
-LICTURBRs.-
eaoRxv, Asq., and other able Lecturers.
Being permanenfly located here, and veil known
In the unity, AID wthal DESTROYS Of maintain
ing reputation Tor candor and reas5nabieness. ~
do not deem necessary 70 pursue The course % often
taken BY Commercia Colleges land especially By those
to mako . great blow for . fev months and then
''movc on" some new plscs) namely, to claim su-
periority over the whole world, - n there were no
such ,hing writer's accountants, teachers and ex-
perenced Business men, out Of the select circle In
their own school room; We, therefore, heretofore,
mako no exaggerated statemcnts, promise nothing
are not prepared to perform, advertise teach
ers not actually engaged and make no claims We can
noe substantiato.
TIE BOOKKEEPING COURSE
Embraces complete sets CT books in every branch Of
Trade and Commerce. including Wholesale and Re.
tall Individual, PartnsShip, Joint Stock. and Com.
pound Company Business, Manufacturing, Commits.
sion Railroad, Steamboat, Hotel, Painting, Lumber,
8rokerage and Exchange 1.-TWO complet. practical
proved known sys9e1n, and superior TO any other
taught in the West. The course In
PERMANENTLY
10 under the charge Of II. ". a. Pratt Who received
tho pyemium for Penmsnshtp and Gard W,iting ct
the last State eaiF, and cho d<Gss az c0mpSotfjON
~ Pai- Or 0rmdsne.ssI fenwssnsAfP, Pen Sk.saA-
he Is assisted BY Mr. !. n. suydam, who has rev
equals - practical Or ornamental peomsn, or -
teacher.
LANDSCAPE AND ARCHITECTURAL DRAwlHo,
and tho complete system Of
PaONO0RAPHY.
also ssushs By competent instructors.
Rooss-Io Grisgs' Dlcra, csTnsr Of Third ana Per.
~ streets. block from The Post Once, the room
ing rooms wen lighted, ven ventilated, and formins
By far the most convenient, commodious aad best
ADAPTED situation for she purr ose In the city.
Open ct I'll b0urs from A M tNl P n.
Ladies DEPARTMENT..
large and we'll furnishsd room, entirelv cops
rste from the 0entlemen's department b provided
ur1os further particular. eslI q the ROOMS. OF
'1 sss;: 1. 6 & 1 1s1s1: raae'p.''.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-17

raD PoBsu8 G&puyooo
FAcre Fon 4mn pRePlE.
rnsln - . go eee 80 his fsse,
How ossk ano saiJgW j - -,
His Istsly nashane syeoov 1n0el,
Hls paes sor sls0DtsA H0oDo.
II nseds - woods a. ~ - cell
VNs panGs ~ = s09sstn9 49,,
~ sAosHtne p6in1 TT IT, ~ bsoln,
which nssght bas pssls - 1g1vs away.
Dehisa Nm va,hs Win t1nARsse.
With giowi.G chssks - Doskllng eyes,
4 friend vhs ysstssAo0s - IN,
Ksov - tAs poves tAss - s1hdssd.
AnA oooa1sssd ~ ~ deoo11nl M;
Hear - a@lcesd oGDs = -
"3was HsaaieE's ouaAA ooAssp PsLLs"
r,1s.. .'''&1' '"'' ~ = zen ~
- adssstsssaeas e. ID -.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-17

u At Crockett Tsxas. butter 10 ten cents
per pound, beef three cents, bacon twenty
cents flour six dollars for one hundred
pounds. Oats two dollars per bushsl.-
They eat beef for breakfast, dinner, and
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-17

a. The workmsn In the Gosport, Va,
Navy Yaed, have contributed 47OO for the
relief ofthe yellow fever sufferers of New
Orleans and Charleston.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-17
DsCelltesg TO Let.
For Rent.

THD OFFICE heretofore occupied BY Msssrs Oook,
i Dillon l. Llndlcy, opposite Cook 4 0aSgmts
Bank.
Enquire Of N. Kunuxu, Tohacconist. (Dec3ess
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-17

nom Aundrsd and twenty D1illng ~ n. -
SAAditloa % ~ tsWn q Yort Dysa.
461oe loes are d1g11ao onA hoaAouGoy o1eooona =
- benk a ~ HiDa1ae. NJ N BE- ~ 8 ~
eonaho0 1ogDs.
NJ Dirtacs1ass inqsiss Of Msssss. Durfso, Pm
0ssAan Z Dew tsvs1uosA or e ~ su1scsl1o1..
.-rs 1A0D MY.
- ~ S1bo0Jooe hAo nu0beSleoo aeu0r010o -
ed loa1 - - 0aos ~ olt1oo g DUVeaopel ~
tA0lnlsa, - aeoe ~ 1oua g ~ 1Ral6. 0IoS ri
Uahsas = -: g0seIoe0 u.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-17

ADVERTISERS 7AKE nss10Ds@1Aa o1os OF 1A<
Times viii Be Ut No. 8. AssseDslitaa Block, instead
Of being In Nickoll>' Hook, - 1ssstofoss stated
aus81
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-17
BOOTS AND SHOES
~ho1o0A10 % Retail,

THE EMPIRE STORE
BRADY STREET, DAVENPORT.
7 HAVE now In store 81 large and well selected
L stock Of Boots and Shoes, 70 which ! invite
the attention Of all In want Of articles N my line
Cb1sMtsr zfddSvs wishing to repaenish their stock
chasing elsewhere.
10 my numerous customers who prefer Oso1osl
Work We continue 70 hold out inducements IN the
way Of prime stook and aystaA ssork, not squailsd
thie side Of New York.
All kinds Of LADIES' WORK manufactured % usual
lJyl1J h. GARRETT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-17

Bsosehsn pays graceful eoaphmsst -
hls sasivs lasA n Tie following selsss Of .
ssw kss II steamer .that ~ lsesly been
~tab,lshsd bet wees this pot snd Galway,
ireland al
, 1858-05-14

IRA WARD, SMITH IA
WARD & HAYS,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FLOUR, WHEAT, SHORTS, BRAN, LUMBER, &c
TUMwATER, ". T.
A the warehouse OF WARD HAYS, two miles
"A south Of Olympia at the falls Of Shutes river, the
public will at all times find in store, and for sale, any
quantity Of the above enumerated articles at prices
confomable with the times. Everything they have tc
SELL they will warrant 70 be fully equal TO- what they
ty Of their warehouse the food load and leave
the ebb tide.
Tumwater, Nov. %, 1885. Ally
, 1858-05-14
notice.!

TERRIroRY OF WASHINGTON, In the District Court Of
County Of Ihurston, the I'd Judicial District
TO JOHN HENNING:
You are hereby notified that Henry L. Nesler has
field complaint against you in said Court. which will
come to be heard at the first term of the Court
which shall commence more than three months after
the 18th day of April 1855 and unless you appear at
said term and answer, the will be taken as con-
iessed and the prayer thereof granted.
The object and prayer of said complaint is to re-
cover the sum Of Twenty-threc hundred dollars, for
personal property purchased OF said Yeser, and for
damages suffered by breach of contract.
B. +. KENDALL,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
February 20, 1853. Sm2l
, 1858-05-14
PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY ROAD.

cJEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED IN
y Portland, 0. T., until IL NJ. Of June 9th for the
performance Of the following work the Steilacoom
and Bellingham Bay Military road, viz:
l. For opening q trail from the head Of Salmon
Bay to Whatcom on the line Of the Military road as
marked out last fall
This line crosses the Snohomish Stiliquamish and
SkAgit rivers at distance generally of from 10 TO IL
miles from their mouths. The length OF the line Is
about so miles more or less.
The portion between Salmon Bay and the Snoho-
mish and thence 10 the Stquamish Is in general
level table land, and will not require much work.
From the Stilquamsh TO the Skagt the line follows
the valleys of streams and passes by two small lakes
The country is uneven and the outlet OF these lakes
and some sloughs will require bridges.
From the Skagit TO Whatcom the country is rough
in places. There will be about half mile Of crosslay-
ing and high hill to cross. Around Samish Lake
and from its head part Of the way to Whatcom, there
are occasional steep side hills which will require some
An Indian trail extends from the foot of the lakes to
TIE skagt and from that river to the foot Of Samish
Lake.
Only such work will be required as is ndlspensaby
necessary to make trail which be readily passed
on such as would be known as good trail for pack
animals.1
Bids must be accompanied by guarantees Of the
good faith Of the contractor The contract Is 10 be
subject TO the approval Of the Secretary Of War. In
case OF disapproval, payment to be made for work
already done at contract rates.
Bidders will specify certain sum per mile, and
bonds will be required to the extent OF contract which
win be required 70 be completed by November lst.
Bids 10 be endorsed Proposals for trail TO Billing
ham Bay" No bid will be considered which does not
'-'-'' wv G.H. MENDELL,
AVIS lst Lieut.. Topl Engineers.
, 1858-05-14
WATCHES AND JEWELRYl
G. COLLIER ROBBINS.

PORTLAND, OREGON;
TAKES pleasure in returning thanks TO his ON
l. numerous friends and customers In Wash Ht.S9
ington Territory, for their very liberal patron
age. Watches and Jewelry left with Williams ex
press will be sent over, and the charges can be col
lected on delivery. All orders for goods per williams
Express, will meet prompt attention and all watches
repaired At this establishment are warranted TO keep
time On hand and for sale,
Watches, SILVER Ware, Jewelry, DC.
~ Remember-"G. COLLIER ROBBIHs, WArcH
MAKER" PORTLAND. apl s -nl9
, 1858-05-14
NOTICE
To all whom it may Concern,

II D. WARBASS HAS THIS DAY MADE AN
T.. assignment to me of all his real and personal
estate for the benefit Of his creditors. All persons
indebted are requested to make immediate payment,
and those having claims requested to forward them
to me at Bellingham Bay as early as practicable.
Z. c. FITZHUGH.
April 27, 1858. Sm23l