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ADDrrTONAL BY THE pYgsfA.

The Paris correspondent Of the London Pos
states that dispatches from Sir Vim. Gore ousIey a
nicaragua report perfect understanding betweer
England and France TO support the independence
OF Nicaragua. small English squadron Is 70 bs
stationed for the present at Panama.
ihe London Globe says that the removal Of Ma
pier from Washington IL one in the regular course
of diplomatic promotion, and arises from NO dig.
satisfaction on the part Of the government with
his conduct or opinions in the United States. So
iar fron ceDsuring him, his government considers
that his zeal and abilities, sutsls him to their
Dess consideration. Mr.. Lyons will succeed him,
while Lord Napier goes to Berlin.
Important reductions have tlken place In the
Austrian army.
Several large commercial heuses at Havre have
petitioned tae European governmental 20 interfere
10 tue affairs OF Mexico. Denuistous announces
the intention to complete the entire equidaticn of
MS liabilities on the 3oth November
inere are an immense number of reform meets
inss IN progress in England. Reports respecting
Tue new OH are numerous and conflicting. 1t is
understood that the ministers are unable agree
on any satisfactory scheme
insurance companies in England are askipg
nifty per cent. on the Isdian Empire.
Ihe London Times appiauds President Buchen-
40 anti-hilibuster proclamation, and the edito-
rial OF the Washington Union on the subject. It
Ostend view
The Prussan elections hare resulted largely in
favor Of the new Ministry.
The Bank of Frankfort has reduced its rates of
discount to per cent.
IL is considered certain that the Great Eastern
VIII make her first trip to Portland in midsum-
mer.
The British Board of Trade returns show de-
crease in the exports of October as compared with
iass yeaF, of ELI 900 sterling.
IL ls stated that one of the young Princes will
visit Canada.
Ii is regretted by the Atlantic Telegraph Com.
pany that the remaining seven miles of the shore
END OF the cable, at Greenwich, were not brought
TO Nalentia. It is evident that the result would
nave been satisfactory, u.s. after passing the spot
where the shore end as just laid, terminates, some
OF the men, in their anxiety to continue the un-
der"running OF the small cable discovered kiuk,
leaving the conducting wire exposed to the water.
dhis detective part was cut out and it is probable
that other defects would have been discovered had
they have had more of the larger cable and pro.
ceeded further. The shore end had not been tested
since 1t was laid down at the last accounts from
Vslentia.
The newsteamers ordered by the Galway Line are
to be side wheel steamers, capable of minimum
speed of 20 miles per hour.
Austria is said to have protested against the We
fement policy of the Sandman Cabinet.
The Chinese Imperial Commissioners had arrived
at Shanghai to arrange the tariff, etc. as provided
for by the recent treaty.
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bishop McIlsains, Ct Pa, psosehsi at Miiaa,
Italy, Oct. alth.
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ePaCIAL NOTICES.
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TAKE HAaPToN's TINcTuRE.
~" ''' TsGa HAMproN's TlNcTURE.
~ TskE RAMpToNs TINoruE..
4 ''' ' TAKE uANrToN's TINoTuRs.
" ~" INV r sks ukIPToN's TrNoTURE
II you ara all Weakrnss.
II you have Headache,
ASTHMA, COUGH, CONSUMPTION, The writer
Is most hShiy esteemed; like thousa ads OF our best
Know citizens, feels it duty 20 bear testimony of
She wonderful curative power of HAAPToS'S
TINGTuHE. Way let your friends suffer and die
without giving % a tiiali Call and get pamphlet,
alsd SEQ testimony.
RkLrlMoRk, sxrr. 2s, 1873
HSssrs. Hysigscf f HoacArds Gentlemen: have
been 7 s0nc time afflicted with Asthma, aceOrana.
niyd with shoTtnSsS q breath with Eany symptoms
properties of HAipTUN'S Y s4GTtBLE IIAC
TISh. from having usesi the sane, induced me a.
procure bottle ot the 1ipcturp, snd by the OF
cue hStGls wss 81 much better that was indCo, 10
C%G ot t. and by taking fTc ak bottles was
restored 10 usuS health, and will say TO eli per
vno are afflicted IS / vas 10 use HAAPTCS'S
EsGETABiaE glECrUR&.
GentiAnea-1or; ara at liberty to rlse my name
for the benefit Of jhe addicted:
s. Yves: corner OF Liberty and Clay sts.,
Baltimore Md.
ss- Call and get Pamphlets and see cures.
Srit fy PURCELL, LADD co, Richmond: by
Dr. COOKE. Fre2eTicsseurs; by all the Druggists
- fetefstarS: by MORTIMER 4 NOV BRAY,
BaItia4re, and BY Druggists and shop-keepers
everywhere.
e,s- 81 per bottle six bottles for IS.
Eo i-d6wts
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EEF SroYEs, RANGES AND FuaNA

Now in stere full supply. cargo Of schr Mignio-
nette Purchasers are invited 20 examine the quail
ity of our wares. We especially recommend the
Hichm end Portable Furnace, Bay State Cooking
Range and Harp Cook Stove.
Repairs always hand for all leading articles sold
at the Governor Street Stove Store.
IT, Wanted Immediately two Fl rst class workmeR.
&c Is GEORGE STAERETT.
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NO. I0I.-The largest assortment Of
Az RICH PIER and MAHTEL MIRRORS sysr
o1sred 70 the Richmond public. Gall early and ex-
anime them at sTEB3IES PULLEN's.
tei5 10 lDi Bread Ut
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This essablahnent (bsine the most comyls1e prsn.
tory In the South. both ssrsgards Types Qr44neQ1,
Ac.. and the latest and most approved uAokiDe
Bo0K and JOB PRINTING, sIch -
CATALO0UES. N0fE6 P06TIRQ.
BILLS OF LADlN0, HAND1ILL5. -.
;. ~ Partcnlar attention giscn 70 hno vglS Er
THE DIPATCH CARD PRE02.
Circulars Labels, &C., is capable OF turning on i0L
impressions per hour, thereby enabling the patrons
OF this establishment 10 obtain this description
work at the shortest possible notice.
fpse2.
Printing in Gold and Silver Bronze and vayious
colo-ed Inks. executed in highest style Of the 80
In this branch Of the business the propTjetogp e.
safely CHALLENGE CoNPHTFfIoS. s.-ss
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E@GHonaH d. STEEL, Dentist, OIcs
epd Residence No. 23l, on Maiu between Sth and 9Th
streets Richmond Va. my 30--Iy
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(v0MM0N LiQUORS.-600 bbls. Gem
~ mon Liquors namely: Common Reetifsd Whis-
key; imitation Brandy; Baltimore Gin; New Eng
lsad Hum: coTain0n Apple Brandy; Peppermint
uordia imitation Malaga Vino; Port Wine; Wal.
ter's extra Tuscaloosa Whisky in store FOR sale by
de II NM WALLACE EUNS.
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A SENSIBLE LETTER ON BIcGRAPHIEs.-Some time
siIce biographer, desirous of laying before the
American public an authentic biography of the
Hon John j. Crittenden, wrote to him. asking his
permission to prepare and publish such work.
slr. Crittenden declined the request in letter,
which we give with the exception of such parts as
were of purely per sonaI character:
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NOTICE. Il am prepared to 90 VAP-
Ia EISHINiand POLISHING OF Fnrnltr-c.
NJ SUkUf,
On Broad street, three doors he iotp
de t0--2w* hoFtos's Flower Garden.
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TF0 TIENERS.-In store and for sale
L cheap: Iroued an6 Tined Rirets, Iron and
Tined Bucket Ears. Bucket Handles. Iron Wire.
assorted sizes
CLARKSoN, ANDERSON Il CO.,
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, 1858-08-06
OLYMPIA WASHINGTON TERRITORY FRIDAY AUGUST g. 1S50


circumstances of great atrocity. The Sett-
Tiers became alarmed in consequence of the
floating rumors that the Indians were bent
on war, and had fed from their homes to
the nearest town, Seattle The Indians
who were their neighbors, went to them
at Seattle, and told them that they were
needlessly alarmed, asked them to go back
to their claims, and assured them that if
any danger should threaten them, they
would give them timely warning. They re-
turned back; but before the mornings sun
had risen, they were all slaughtered in cold
blood, and by the Indians who had invited
them back. Not men only were murdered,
but helpless women and tender children
Two children, with the mangled remains of
their mother, were thrown to the bottom d
q we'll The Indians on that Sound ex-
cseded the whites as five TO two. 1t was
time, certainly, that our citizens should
take up arms, and by energy and vigor en-
dervos TO reduce to subsection the Indians
engaged in this terrible massacre, and pre-
vent the other tribes joining them. 1t was
done, and have yet to be convinced that
it was not done rightly.
/Why, Mr.. Chairman, on that Sound, so
inadequate was the force of regular troops,
and in such imminent danger was the whole
community, that volunteer company
raised for the feld-was detained for the
defense Of Fort Steilacoom, in charge of
the regular troops. Lieut.. Nugen, in COM
mand at that post, took the responsibility
of raising a company Of forty men, under
Capt. W. H. Wallace, and then wrote the
Adjutant General of the volunteers, trust
ing that the Acting Governor would ap-
prove his action; and he also wrote for
cartridges to be sent them, as he was def
cent in ammunition l give his letters in
full, establishing 'hese facts
FoRr STE1LAcooM, Oct. 81, 1855.
SIR: 1 have the honor to state that /
have called upon the citizens Of Pierce
county for one company Of volunteers, to
act against the Indians on White river and
vicinity, who have been numbering our citi-
zens, and attacked the company Of rangers
under Capt Eaton, mustered into the SER
vice Of the United States.
This call has been promptly responded
to, and company Of forty are now ready
to take the field, under the command Of
Capt. Wallace, who will report to you for
orders
wish you would come down to our post,
as think your presence would expedite
matters. l trust you will succeed in get
ting another company in your place, as /
am Of the opinion that no less than one
hundred men should think Of taking the
field, they to act together, and the work
will speedily b0 finished. trust that the
Acting oVernor will approve Of my ac-
tion, as l could see no other way to main
tain the peace Of our country.
am, sir, very respectfully, your obedi-
ent servant, JOHN NUGEN,
I'd Lieut.. 4h Iafantry, Com. Post.
JAS. TnToN, Ad1t Gen. w. Z. v
, 1858-08-06
FOnr srEIIAcooM, NOV. l. ls55.


SIR l have detained Capt. Wallace's
company Of volunteers to assist in protect
ing this post. in case an attack should be
made. DR.. Tolmie, Just in from NisqualIy,
informs me that one Of bis shepherds saw
band Of some twenty Kliekatats, just in
the rear of Nisqually, last night.
/ have nearly all the women and chill
dren in the country at the post, and will,
Of course, protect them.
l would respectfully request that all the
men in this section Of the country be called
out, as am firmly Of the belief that we
are to have general Indian war in this
vicinity.
Send me down cartridges at the earliest
moment, as it is reported the Indians are
to make an attempt OF taking our fort to-
night. This is Just report but wish to
have plenty Of ammunition, and i am
rather short just at this time.
With great respect, have the honor TO
be, your most obedient servant,
JOHN NUGEN,
I'd Lieut 4ih Inf. Com. Post.
JAS. TILroN, Adjt. Gen. w. T. "
These letters show the cordial relations
between the regular and volunteer service
in the Territory, when the difficulties first
occurred Such had been our relations
from the FIRST organization OF the Territory
Such they confined to be until the veteran
commander Of the department Of the Pa
cifc pronounced the war the act Of unprin-
cipled white men-as having been got up
as matter Of speculation denounced
authorities and people as Indian extemina-
tors, refused to recognize the necessity Of
calling cut volunteers, aud endcavored en-
tirely to ignore them when in the field.
However, this same commander did final
Iy call upon me in March for two compan-
les of volunteers for the defense Of Puget
Sound, which l refused to respond to for
reasons given in full in the official cores
pondence.
1t is fact well known on that coast to
the officers Of the Hudson Bay Co., that
the Indians of southern Oregon have al
ways been so hostile that the employees of
that company did not dare to trap there.
Parties passing through there to Caliior-
MIA never ventured to stop there for day.
/ have this from the chief factor OF the
company at Vancouver need not 60
over the grouud in southern Oregon, for it
has been fully occupied by the distinguish
ed delegate from that Territory.
Here, then, was the origin OF this war
, 1858-08-06
Gbr piOnfrr anO prmOnat
ID PUBLISHED ON EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
By EDWARD FURsTE.
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Is csnts
No paper will be discontinued unless at the option
Of the publisher, until all arrearages are paid.
, 1858-08-06

DELIVERED IN HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE,
Mag 81, 1858.
, 1858-08-06

Speech of Hon. Isaac I. Stevens,
On the Washington and Oregon War
Claims.
, 1858-08-06

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LIVER INVIGORATOR
PKEPARED M nd skYYOnD.

PREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD,
Compounded Entirely from GUMS,
Is OEE oP TIE BEST PUgGATTvE AND LIVER ME-
III DICLSES before the public, that acts as a raqTftc
Known Il /. not a9y G 5 bat P ts.r
acting Arst the Liter matter then on
completing puppies eG.ctusily, hoat any Of the
s teI g IN the operatons of most ca
IT and EhsH taken daily IN u2derste doses viii
The LIVER Is OF the principal regulators Of the
human bodyi and when It performs its aneilohs veil,
almost entirely dependent on the hsSSy acton o; In
lfoer proper perform ance ofts iuncOnsVhe
having ceased to do the ssass 9, t. 4-
Of the proprietorshaE made il his stIty in
practice Of more than some remedy
counteract the many arrangements to which
To TI,S t
has but 70 try bottle, and seonylctionis certain
These Gums remove all-1nsrbEd or bad m4ttsr from
TiyEorsng the stomach, cau,ng 70 digest Nelia
PURIFYING THE BLOOD giyng tone and health 10 the
Tnois naeh1sEy reTnoTingSthe cause of the disease
BJJIoUs ATTACKS are cured, ASD. w43T "a
E EI, PRE,ESESTED, blythe OeeA'lona Of the
e dose after eatinEis to relieve tn. stomach
and prevent the food from-irisinE and sOurng.
oRly one dosetaken before retiring prevents NIGHT
oaly one, dose taken t.-night Ions.ns the bowels
- 9.e ose viii always relieve
One bottle t.Sen for fe- male removes The
"a ulssaSes dnus-{nSSes perfect
onIy one dose Immediately relieves CII0kIC.Eh
One dose often repeated isra SIRE cure for YOLFRA
HORBUS, and preventive OF ClEYOLER4.
70 Only bottle tS,Sueedef to throw ont ofit,e
system the elects of meiicine after long aIekn=sa
One bottle taken TfDICF removes All sal.
ioIness unnatural color 44iron the skin -
One dose taken shorttIule before eating gives Wig.
or TO the appetite, and ,nakesSfood digest we'll
0ne dose often Repeatedly cures GHEROYTC sEIAR.
RHGkA in It's worst iorms while SUMNER and
BOHEL complaints yeldZ almost to the frat dose.
One or Two doses cares at tacks caused by WORMS
Children therei5 no or speeiier rere5 n
the world, IS itHeUerE ails. =
a. A feR bottles curesJI DROPSY. nv excItinW n.
Abs0rbents. = 80 IS
We take pleasnFein recon-. IeadInR this rnedEepa
/ preventive FEVER AND AfIUR. CHILLI, PEVER
and all PEHERS of Bill iIIoIJS TYPE II onerstss
With and thousands willing testify to liz
wonderful virtues.
/ II VITO USEIT ARE GTYTYG THFER DYA NJ
| lHOES TESTIMONY IN I7IS ri V0R
HE 30ater N Le mouth totth Ehe Ltetgordtor and
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-18
IRenIIy n CapIIaI Production,

ter-elo'et IS rapidly beag extended throushout the
nnte states II u me OF the best articles pat before
the public. It obRtItes the .ay-roiSon.d
white paper and paper stained with pile producing Pn-
teFs ink It's cure and preventive rifles.
maybe relied on IL Is as ne ani It hank pa
If and A9touth rs stout wrapper. Nothing value
and utility before offered the plhc. sheets
cost only g. 800 sheets ~ cents Zach sheet ge-u
Inc contains the q J. Gayetty Eat-F-marSed
Est the Won1eEf1 article rom druggists or from
the proprietor, No. 81 Ann n Y. ent by exprss
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-18

=. on 8 lEeWH0Iaon % FFIceo Tor EnRH
AN now offering splendid ssorta1ent Of all ki1!. AMI
otors OF Ffen n MeFinaS, OF them worth Sl.S
lor .c; Plaiis worth !or 54r Broele ShaEl'
ahunlanee and verr re1csd bricas Fancy and niet
some AZ cheap a. e yard wort, 1855 all Tsat
e worth ac for 81, Ply pieces OF Th:bet Cot'
oEtn for! 2Sc, all eoors; Embroidered and Wire
az ne1Tiy ehait yon have to pay generally -
shane Hoop Skirts, At astonishing lon rats
~ every description among which will be onu
o. me hnest WEIGH and Country P1anneis EaTranso
10y INK sAme extra heavy and Ane Ladies' Wearu
iS one OF the eOmnetest assnStnents Of FANCY pu
etflCtDRf GOODS In IN. Citv- Receiving goods dAig
W l l-t SYleS, made here and impaired, thereby Re
~, up = tu aSsortmept at al and At prices
WI salsiy the most partionlar-t0r GASH OILY! C2s
particularly vte6 give early call PC
ze elsewhere No s. Main Street Genre
...neelins. toetisl JOHN EoEN ll.
RNPREsswe have just received another lot Of thc's
~; ~ beautiful bengal Hats. BLISS CAMPBELL;
laly5 NJ. s., Main st.
RENeAL PLAID. IATs--II,ve received another lot
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