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The Washington union., 1858-01-31
OREGON.

From Astoria by CathIamc Wash Ter Oak Point Rainier
Island, Or, Portland, Mwauiie and osweso wash Ter
Oregon City, Or, l44 miles and back, twice week,
Leave Astoria tuesday and Saturday a, sam;
Leave oregon % City Monday nSs ana' and rSarsdy
Arrive at Astoria next days by Sam.
lao2 From Portland oocoa sboro, ruaan, wapoo
Leave Portland Monday attain; :.
Arrive at In Fayette next day by 9a m; tt H@
Leave La Faycte Tuesday at 2pm
Arrive at Portland next day by pm
ao' Fls% E city H
ny, to Corvallis, 95 miles and back twice week
Leave Oregon City Monday and Thursday Yam;
Leave Corvallis Tuesday and Friday at I m;
l27oa From Corvallis BY Stars on franklin, Long rom us
claw, and Yoncala Oakland 90 miles AID back,
Leave Corvallis "Wednesday Mt am;
Arrive at Oakland day by nj
Leave Oakland Wednesday at 6am;
,ou Arrive at Corvallis next day by opm
Grove and % Coast Fork & wamsie ostisnd loo miles
Leave Corvallis Wednesdays at Z m;
Arrive At Oakland Fridays by 4 mi s.a rRy
Arrive Corvallis Mondays BY apm.
Bids to end At Winchester are invted
12e6 From Corvallis by Creek Lckemute, Bridgeport Da
nna Plum valley and Dayton to La Fnyeite, SO miles
Leave Corvallis Mondays at Q a m;
Arrive at La Fayeito next days by IL m;
Leave La Fayete Tuesdays At p m; ~ tlitF
Arrive n. Corvallis next days by epm
10 miles back once a week.
Leave Salem Mondays at 8 M 0 -Fta
Leave la Faycto Tuesdays Mt t8a am r}.EEtE
Arrive At Salem by Sp m taf
1270s From Salem by sanam City, Cennl Washington Butte
CaApooya, Union Point Pine, Willamette Forks Mckenzie,
and Engcnc 0y, TO Pleasant m 80 miles and back,
sf4If rs H4f sttt.r atatat 81 '4g
Leave salem Tuesdays m; tt5t..a
Arrive at Pleasant Hill Fridays by m; t.stf f-r5
Leavc Pleasant Hill Saturdays a 6 m
Arrive ~ Salem Tuesdays by 10 a m.
1900 From North Canyonvic by Galcsv Gold
Jacksonville Phenix, Ashland Mills, Tlamath CAL, and
Henley Yrcka, Cal. 140 miles and back
week r-..tt eI
Leave North cnnyonvilc Monday 7am; W.
Arrive Yreks Thursday by .lf7 or t
| Leave Yreka Saturday at 7 m; .T a5 II
Arrive at North Canyonvile next Tuesday by p m.
North Canyonvc Myrtle Creek Praisie
Alder Brook Roscbursh and Winchester. Oakland al
miles and back week yf.tt eaII. 4. ~.
Leave North CxnyonvIc Thursday ut m, y
N Arrive a Onklana by SPIN; s-
Oakland Saturday at Dam;
Arrive q North Csnyonvile by Bp $1,000
From Oakland Ksogs Ekon, Scoisburg Gardiner
City, Umpqua City, 05 miles and back week
~ Leave Oakland Saturday nj ~ IN;
Nla Arrive Umpqua Cay Monday BY 2pmi N4wfe NJ
Lcave Umpqua CITY Wednesday at 6a m;
lff Arrive at Oakland next day by 0pm ..
12712 From Albany by Buringn and Harrisburg willamette
Forks, 30 miles back, once q week. ~ .rr e
Leave Albany Thursday at o m; fl ell.a
Arrive at willamette Forks day by IL M j.
Leave Willamette Fovks Friday II pm; na t
Arrive at Albany next dag BY spm
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GUARANTEE.
CERTIFICATE.

The undersigned, postmaster Of State of ccrtiner
ece that he acquainted with the above
ors them be Of property and able make
the guarantee. tIatll ~ t.isf
Dated
The Washington union., 1858-01-31

POsr OFrCk DEPARTMENT,
Uc ai-iaaiaW Fn 4
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Il
JAMES J. DICKINs,
.a ArToRSEY-Ar-LAw,
PATENT CLAIM, AND GENERAL AGENCY.
O6ce Southeast Corner Of Seventh and sreas
Dec At
VXyATCH Repairing and Engraving Watches
wv chronometers pocket tekcepers Of every desss
Engraving description done In the best STYLE nca
cutting Of arms crcsts, motoes, and initials stone
- Visiting and wedding cards elegantly engraved and
sea Jewellers, S2< rennsylvsnia aveau@
Jan 30--0 Between 9th and 10Th sun"
George G. Thomas,
Commissioner Of DEEDS for all The States,
NOTARY PUBLIC
May Ie-Iy Seventh street, No. 400.
ID Ii. GILLET, Counsellor at Law, has rem0vr .
He his ofoe his residence Franklin Row corner ~
ly 70 cases in the United states Supreme Court a
Oct 26-d0 "a VI
n SNYDER 4 SON,
Bankers.
Bank No 38s Pnnsypunid aresue, (vaional Hotel DHHsV
2a@08 wAsanaros CarY, DC
WYE receive money on deposite, and pay ,us Cnse
wv without charge, collect notes and bills In the ~
uuba and Alexandria, Virginia, and remit proceeds AZ
receive all kinds Of uricuren money depos'te ss
checks In Ike specie and charge current rates
Buy and self bills of exchange, coin, uncurcn money!
warrants ~. ,.,.t .s..s l.t a'a
Bonds and stocks we buy and sell commission only M
I've 2-eod3m M
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LETTINGS OF MAIL CONTRACTS.

. uNRoPOsAIS s for oonyeying the mails of the United
States from The s o. July isss ,s Il, .ns a suy H. isSs ss oa
OREGON, WASHINGTON UTAH and NEW MEXICO, will be
be decided by the 2ad Of the same month
CALIFORNIA.
laSos nsn,e.a and esos.ns Sacramento
Leave San daily, eacsps Sunday, ..4pm;
Arrive saeI.ns4;s no, esy % mex. Day y s.I San
ve ,n Francisco same DAY ey sp ,1,o 40 miles and
back six week, u steamboats,.
Leave San Francisco daily, except Sunday, st4pmi
Leave Leave soeioa daily, eresp. sunday a4pm
Mountain VIEW and Clara san Jose, 81 miles and
Leave San Francisco daily, excsp. Sunday, asam;
ssvs Avs ssu s;o Joss es ssy Sy s.sp sunday
,acc om ss aa s-p nsss 70 y Eu% back
Ieaus ~ss n Tsoo Monday wednesday Friday
Ays s,xo TUESDAY Thursday saturday 10
Arr,yo a. San FRANCISCO by . p M
dro to San Diego, 45o miles and back, twice month"; in
san Francisco on the I'd and l7h of month";
Arrive at San Diego BY and 10th Of month;
Ieave Diego the 9th ard 2lst q each month
12sos From San Francisco TO Oakland back
Leave San Francisco daily, except Sunday, sans
fsaSs avs oatIsna Gsaaa aaly sy except sunday
Arrive a Francisco by pm.
1850 z n % %
~ s and ssss wsdnay sss Friday asam
Arrive at San jose by bpm;
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday al m;
Oakland by 3pm,
1850 Oakland Pablo TO Martinez 70 miles ana oack
q week
Oakland Monday at Q m;
Arrive u Martinez by
Tuesday at cam
Oakland by pm
Peauma by Bloomfield TO Temales 70 miles ana oaek
week
Peauma Tuesday at8am;
Arrive Tomalss by
females Wednesday at s am
q Pctaluma by
Peaumn Bodega Smiths Branch II miles and
back, week
I0avo Pctaluma Thursday at sam;
Wta Arrive Smiths Branch by 6pm;E Hr
Smiths Branch Friday ut sam;
Arrive by m IL.
1858 Pauma by Rosa Russian River IS miles and
back, twice week. n. I.-f.s
Thursdsy 8am M
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INVITE the attention of dealers and consumers tt
their large printing writing wrapping and all othe
Kinds paper they the lowest market prices
May 26--1y*
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-30

The morning after Howe}ps visit to Florence,
he set out on his return to Fort Detroit. Lieu
tenant Seton had not vet arrived.
1t was bright, lovely day, when Florence
and Miss Aylma-, with Neslor, who had now
belonged to the former, and 4 scrveur, took their
way 10 Arcadia. Florence had promised Hvv-
ell she would finish a beaTtIful view she had
commeuCed taking from window in Mrs. Mer-
edith's room. SRe bal mentioned their In;en-
tioa to her father at break tast, and he did not
object only advising them To take a servant
with them, as IN the present state of the coun-
tjv, II would not be prudent to 20 unattended.
He listened apparently without displea.ure to
Florence account Of Howelps arrival and de-
parture Tor he had sent her short note, on
leaving, by Thornton, who had, on hearing Of
his being IN Lewlst0wR, gone there to see his
Young master. The colonel merely observed
he was glad Captain Meredith was well. and
that she was good girl not to have disturbed
him, "A he was very buisly engaged al that
time" He then kissed the young ladies. wish
ing them 4 pleasant dav, and telling them not
to let it be late in the evening when they re-
turned, as they intended TO spend the day. He
went 10 the stables to look at his horses and see
how they were attended to. He had not beer
engaged long, when . seEvent came to tell hin
him the had not sent their names" Hs =
turned TO the house, and entered the drawing
room, bowling slightly as he advanced, and clos
Ing the door after him. One of the officers ap
preached, and, laying his hand on hIs shoulder
said
50 Gerald Seton, arrest YOU in the name
the commonwealth, for high treason -
! Colonel Selton started back.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-30
CHAPTER VII.

On the night previous to the one on which
Lazy o Lear left Lewistown with dispatches for
Detroit he WITS sentinel, the only one on the
\ iagara below LewIStowu. In he early part of
the night he had gone up to Seton HILL where
he held Il long conference with the colonel hav-
ing procured his friend-Ashma or Red Ash
man, whom have already meutioned-to take
his place He informed Colonel Seton of his
intended departure, and that he was going the
next day. observing that, If he wished to write
to Sir Edgar Lee, this would probably be the
only opportunity he might have before some
engagement would take place between the
Americans and English. IC was not likely, ne
said, that Le should return 20 Queenstown until
afCer the surrender Of Michigan to The British
adding
Il have succeeded So well in frightening old
Hull with the terrible threats Of Sir Isaac Brock
10 let loose his slvages on the whole garrison ut
Detroit, and 20 have his scalp carried on pole
at the head OF the English army, that the old
coward would creep into IN egg-shei, ifhe could.
All that General Brock has 10 do IS 10 come and
take possession. Your countrymen, colonel, owe
me deep debt of gratitude"
Which they Will 10 doubt repay replied
he and l VIII detaln you 10 longer than to
write 4 few lines to Sir Edgar. / expected 4
communication from him Tonight. Did you not
bring any o.
None You forget, sir, that it IS yet too car
" for the boat TO come over"
Very true had forgotten. Well, let the
letters, when they come, remain IN the cavity ,
| will get them safely In the morning"
Colonel Seton wrote his letter and gave II TO
/ Lazy O Lear, who returned to his post and re-
/ lieved his friend. A short time before mid
night, a boat on the British side Of the water
/ appeared slowly floating along when o Lear
I Immediately began going through his military
exercise. The boat then came swiftly over, pro-
PEELED by pair of muffied oars, and ghded
noiselessly into a nook in the river, overshadow
! ed by clump of large trees, whose brancAts s
! nearly touched the water Its occupant stepped
on shore, and, STOPPING down, deposited . pack
age of letters in cavity Al the root OF one of the
trees taking out the letter from Colonel Seton.
which Lazy had placed there, then rr-cute-ed
his boat which ike fairy bark, in q few mo-
I ments was ont of sIyht.
This was the mode Accommodation between
the English nob.eman and Colonel Seton. Lazy
Il O'Iear contrived to let the latter know on what
nights he would be ntinel. Every night the
boat would appear the British side OF the
stream, but only when Lazy @ Lear commenced
his exercises did it venture TO cross, n this was
; the signal that it would be safe. This could
not have occurred had there been another sen
rineI on that side-the south sIde-of the town
= between Lewistown aud the Falls but it wa
+. thought that one was sufficient there, as abou
half vav between Queenstown and the Fall
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-30
NO. Is.

- so you were the robber and traitor that OK
traced the letters from Captain Henry's poft-
n.anteau and. bold thief as you are. you hive
dared to acknowledge it Do not stir he cdn-
uuued :. for If you do. FIRE = holding up de
pistol at the same time.
Gh, do not Kill me. Colonel Seton - slid
he; for he had been taken so by surprise. that
be bad stood perfectly motionless during the
transaction. . DO not xiii ne; will 4 It be-
tray youi
colonel. with sco-nful laugh. " because YOU
have not the power But. suppose / let the
American government know that You have
brought me this lcgr from General Brock'-the
first he had received " who then viii hang ~
high Haman =
" only said to try said Lazy lear.
TO Try interrupted the colonel, If you
could trIghicu me- Then, after a pause, he aA-
ded, = Come let understand each other-+-
cur object Is Hl0Rsy rs for Miss Aylmer neyhr
let Ine hear her name pass your lips. / n;lv
perhaps have said some hard things to you bat
let them pass. AstsaId, YOU want money I
need vour services. and wlli reward YOU liberal
~ Dat any attempt ut betrayiug VII 1t Is in-
trusted TO you, aad your life VIII pay the for
felt, though die the moment after. Do you
understand %
do. Money is certainly my object; as for
the girl
Silence - said Colonel Sestort. Do no.
dare touch again that subject"
e" would only say he replied, " that gold il
better than love; and that the lady's money
was her principal charm with me"
The colonel's eyes flashed fire at this audaci-
ous answer-though it was saiu IN 4 sort of dep
recaptIng tone a. If it were the want of money
alone that caused hls presumption but Seitoa
restrained himself however, ;4s he thought that.
TO carry out his plans, Lazy OLears services
were indispensable; besides, he felt perfectly
sure that hc could not betray him without Im-
Phcatiug himself SO he merely replied
:. " ell, well, have promised you money, if
you are faithful and yoa have reason 10 know
That 1 am not niggardly.
How faithful lie proved has been shown to tho
reader.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-30
SELECTED STORY.
FLOR EECE SETON;
By MISS 3 GAErLAyD.
CHAPTER :.


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lay - Ll@', IL 10 anne we give the reader a
h'7''-y oI 'Aa1 Pe1s'2aSe NOW outstanding his
singular c'EG3ia@n, Lazy was descended from
royalty Iisei. HIS grandfather, king OF the
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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-30
SELECTED POETRY.
CON TEN TN E II T.
BY CHARLES D. DRYDEN.

BY CHARLES D. DRYDEN.
The brightest gem the world can boast,
The poorest man may wear,
Aud keep it as a n emulet
To exercise his care.
It never noclls a poverty,
Nor makes he wearer proud;
But sheds soft lustre on his path,
Like sunlight through the cloud.
'Tis one the noble in his hall,
The monarch en- his throne,
Mid lofty pomp and pagesntry,
Can never call thclr own.
Il rarely Eraces stately danes,
Although it adds to beauty.
Il sheds unknown delight upon
Tile least attractive duty.
Il II not TO be bought with gold,
Nor high estate can gain it;
And yet the hurnbiest in the land
Can easily obtain it.
Il is not found in Orient streams,
Ia deaH mines is not hidden,
EIt answers to fairy call,
And ever. ONES when bidden-
Twill make palace Of hut,
a paradise OF earth;
And though II can be cleaply bought,
Il is Of priceless worth.
And he IS wise who ever wears
The jewels in his breast,
His heart viii own tranquility,
However much oppressd.
It keeps tho brow from flrrows free,
The spirit ever young,
And teaches more ana sotter truth
Taan's often said or sung.
It checks impa ticat ,waalegings,
Takes pain frsw bauishrrnt;
And after all, tbis precious thing
Is nothing but content
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-30

L Is known american rca1ers that Captain
John ieurv h- Enitei States army. and afterwards
rC.nala a- euu.pved Ay Sir James Craig, the Cover
nor Of Canada, 20 raise party ia the New England
states o. opposed e. sie restrictions laid COM
r,a-ra hv tine American government from which they
ers =, separate and 70 form political alliance with
Great Britain But he did NOT suesest.
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GrfabrunJ Eat Gr Rtnfeltn sl etnent Der erfplerethfer Ierite
IN Der sur pom alen 6 ~anfbetten fuptiltrif4sr unb e~ebeiner
Ratur; mdanlt9sm uaOtrmReea ais Gin 5tqDsrnis sar ser
.|entfeben Sentdbt. -
@a d3N Nebmf be'nncere Npti3. J1nD ~
@s TT cine ible GewDbnbett, Der fb suweilen 6te Rnaben
in Der @tn1amfeit ergeben, bic nit tbhen 0 tbts sui brcr WPouns
bartlett aufpa9f, uno ipelpe, wenn ntGt tn ~ge65rfeef 4ct ab-
eelest, nt&t nur srnffitds 9tn6srntfe terpOrruft, l~fSnSern aud
lVeranlanung SIT etner Netbe Dpn anbaltenben, Derfdnaliden
unb pertestenben 9eibeafbaftene tebt.. hlds@G hs'TS 81
NDenige, pom bteien, bic id, biefr oerberbli9sn @epObnbet
p5is ssfse s~srrlttet fnben, f.embe uas unertlarbare Nufre.
sane uno Sematbstanet8tett faplen. eieDe sette q, %, 20,
UNI nit ]sspobntsEr ,@%taisfsi!f az DC Nsssit ~ stStn .sSsr fS
ls TT buafra, unenti6lpnen, up 3stet felba in leinen gereads.
|sun9en peniger 3bdtiafeit als s~ep6tnlt6. =
gDeun er lth pm bteler Wetppnnbett lGSreiBt, ebe 6tp1elbe itr
Sdlimmaes pOlbraGt, unb Serbeiratbct f6, 70 if feiue Gbe
|unfruSll6ar. Inb feline gernnnft faet i9m, Sas btefes bur&
SER + ms pe1Se, Sic aafmerf[a m tell
terierwefe fplTten = bte 6Jtn Gtn.
Bebaltet e8 i'm @ecd6tniR. ~ ii
= Derientee, net6tr f6' inter Or. Sinfeltn's Bebdnbtuna
teat, tam ee~ilentaft auf feline Gtre, ais Elm 8iebermana
2ertraasn, aao f8 auf bic gsrit9eraas Derladen, NaS bic sc.
pttW % SFuHfeu pEH OF+ tNttI eHul eH|puut OCT
feine %9Dpbnuns 1T felt ben lesten span3is 5abren an bn
R.eQD. .@fe RON Der Dritten uaO 1niuntr1 spif8en Spruce
unb pine, philadelphia, ga. l13. fI3Y J3l1EjtbE d5l-A-
~ Srante in elmer Gntfernnng, O RIO -
bte ibren 8aq eiafaG, ~Oerbuaben NIT alen ibren Ssrnptpmen,
lin etnetn Brtsfe %tntttbetlet Unit 8etfdlus elmer @ergatungl,
tDnaen Or. 8infslins Mtepi8tnen ~bemsen,as unyerSasliG mad
lieben 9tetle Der Union, entpeber init Der YOt pber @rpre6,
lunb 70 etpaft UNI S&abeny unb Nen8ierSe 8u petbatsn, uDers
litnbet erhalten. -...r q. ,re1s.ar.~ ak 81. .
I steeIe! Snsenb uno Mannbarfeit! ! =.
Sin fraftpO1e8 2ebcn OOer Elm friib5eitiaer Sob.
Rinteltnn hter Setbferbaltuna nut Is gents 2!
8rtefe, weiber tenen gDe tbYin 1tdmps entbnltsn, perben
init ua e~ebea6er- Yof nit sinen. &rernpIar Derlt1ett. Co.,
t. WtGrsL8 IL s3aAt. q &. aJH u ~
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-06-12
gnaroseg1af6e n q tublifiswsn
0Hrs. 1859 & III, Central Moenue,
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bSIt frttwSbrehb S~prrGtbtB Porter, Mie un6 Gitef, ebenfp
/. Sr5wn .StUat, bic btften Scrten, earanttrt ais tn
tnnpcrttrt.l MinefulfdHertn alien AualttGten, fret
Won f&GOli&cn Subfansen. 9srner,s @tnet aI waaer 8pn-
tdnsn, Sensraters-Slaf6 en " afGtne NIT ben neuefet Wer-
SSs n9Ssn8 alt. n NJ n S,lV WlSshsS rsrssn a 4 IN ~n :, Ss :"
kauft. &netutser Neent tn Baltimore fur Smttbs 9btlatet-
fybtd Mle. - Mlte ntHt sufrtebenfenenben @eeentdnbe Uerber
hurt doenpntuten unb has @elb pteber s~rfattet, @pnbttVren
~|Spneaaae Strteu ppns prpptn tBFe SpHtaneH ssfalt. erRatte