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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-16
Lay the gem upon myjbosoP,

Let me leti her sweet warm OFealh
For strange chill Ger me passes 81
And know thai it is dealh,, ~. !
would gaze upon the Feasurc-- "a
Scarcely given efe ! sQi.r .a -
Fcd her rosy dimPleI hngersa Z,
Wander Ger my cQtek Of snow!
am passing rl.ropqh the yat5;s> IS
But a blessed sAo,e appea ); 4
Kneel be,ide n husband dearest,
Let me kiss aw1y thy tears.
Wresle vita inv grief, my husband,
Strive FROM nitRrsl aulil, day, )
II may Ieaye az aagePs blessing ra
When II vanisheth away. sh
r-r-...r I., ad a.. Fe.jn- 1a'i ..
Lay the gem upOn my. bosom ! .H
: 'Tis notlong she can besthere; t.
. See 4,haw to my heartshe besifs,
lis the pearl love to wear. aa
II in after wears beside thee
Sits another in my chat, .-.....
Though her voice be sWec.er music,
And her face than mine more iqir.
If a chprub calls thee "Fa'her -
y Far more beaungkIDsl a1}-, Z
1--we Inv first b6r6! or, ny hnsbapd
Turn not from lie mo,hrhess
Tell Ler souelimes ar her nother-
You can call her by my mare
Shield her from the winds of sorrow
II she errs, oh gently blame.
Lead her sometimes where Pm sle1PIn
viii answer il size calls.
And my breath will stir her ring let's,
When my voice in blessings falls.
Her soft, Hack eyes. VIII brighten
And wonder whence il came
In her heart. when years pass DER her,
She VIII find Der mothers name,
Iii, said that every moriol
WALKS between two angel, h,:e;
One records the I'll, but VI >'s ~,
II before the midrig; ~'-at 6.
Man repenlet}-jf urcanceie,
Then lie seals ii for the skies {;
And the night hand angel weepeth,
Bowing low with yelled eyes.. a
] vii be her rglh,hard angtl.1ro Sc
Sealing up the goodloI Heaven !;
Suiving thatte midnight wS;rl,s
Find no r.isdeed nnt2ggiHca. aaa I
You will not forget me, 'lseen;5,.i q.
When rm sleeping meath !he sod
Oh, love the jewel given us,
As / love theG-aeXi 10 Geo.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-16
Caught Oh a Jury.


Caught Oh a Jury.
The following, WHICH we have heard
told as a fact some lime ago, may be ben
cficisI 10 some gen. eman-who has young
.uususpecting wife P ....a. ...t.
A certain man, who lived about ten
niles from k, was iB. the batll Of
gong % town about once a week and ge;-
..pg OF regular spree. aud would aoi re:
jp, All. he lad .pme 10 'eool off,
.su.chlwsJ generally two or three days.
lis Ire was ignorant of lhe canse OF his
staying ont sol9ng, AID suffered greal.y
.Eom an&ialy afout his wei are. When
ne would reWIn, Of courae his coBldlns
wife wo. ii lnq"lre wAal had been lhe
matter with him, and Tie invaEable re-
gly was, "lAat he was caught on the ju-
- and. cqul4n'l gel utI.'a,4su n
IIN@s . lLered, bis, corn. and placed it
il. : lars heap, lie, accaSdlng to custom,
.re,stmIneu 10 caI n his nelghUars anu
haze real corn shocking Ilpllr. So he
gave Ned, faithful servant, jug and an
oder 10 go 10 town and get ga'Lou Of
wI.iskey--a very necessary article unsuch
occasions. Ned mounted q mule and Was
'on in town, and eqriPred with the whs,
kew, remoUnted 10 set out for hGme, al
buoy a2t will The prospect OF fan al
'shuckiug." r.t..-. .t4.t.-,... O. ~.
When he proceeded a few hgGdred
rom MI I2%9 WI BE %G"sI"@fd b 70 o"ls y f
kept ..ying On, the weld i. ned around
so fast mat lie tuned off the mule, aud
then he went 10 ''eeR cpd NE Pple 10
grazing: IT was 10" lnea!IIy MsA'' and
when NED awoke ~ W1s jusI peiefe me
braEe OF day and so 4aih 'Hal ne was IN
able 10 make ~ siai' iowa : BONE ugH-
ut L.. as ,ren g. ~ EE Ie'nehi
Ia =" s.ded 50 70. = >~S-I gel .Ie
P4 -, e s'af!eu WIZ eA e"P'J j"6'
ih3 key ran onl' ana sioc'' n 'ne
N, = ~ gone home. - cc-. he was
conte- ,-a,hhns ne SaFPrca'ion ol' ".~o
; Ga: 10 rdirKoIy as re WenI oh 81 'Ae
Ett reached fcse stoll breakfast.
tte Z. .'(eieaied - p;,-.e back door
=. s ; decide ys5 y (oFnlens-1,aa.y. -
?" y.'iiil4l. in }Eandss h,..-,, yer b, b,ep al.
J 90 blafk rasr.,fF, Ssi4 ~ pss-sr,,l af ii
Ned, knowing his masters ,eScu'e to-
s 5 wife when he got on a qsI-fe, detar-i
il5a1tc is1ljhe trljh II he ditd- ID Land
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-16
rha, night saw them in my dreams.


That night saw them in ny dreams,
How changed from wat i kasw 'ftnE
The &c VS.. had steepet e Z ','fe''dS'
lie winds hai.y-J-4 ,oUs "a 'haar.
| saw me wide a.. gtas'ly .erl3,
Where demon claws taI torn 'Eem-.
! Il, te was in !Ae' D.. I-er ps,s,' -
As if an iup had aorR 'Eem.
/ have bad many h-ppy years, '...
" AID Ia. .ors kind anu deeyer;
1ri these young Pan'a4alas have gone
Forever and ,o-eye. .-. rr
And aci in fate has cut ,Es .0st 800
OF my earthly sutchea, ,.r -o'
TINS ling ueaIt ,shaL cease 20 'c'ra
loved and long lost L7'l.nes
We learn that one . m 6agnaded
women, one of he Wbman's tIghS adj
vocates, intends coming OUT r. ne"
rrdti,n-a sort Of Mosmonism w'th ga
rriaucns. 1t is 10 be an ar'jctt G. the
creed lna, no ma membe- { '.2cla.ch
shi have more han one w. q bat ltal
the em.'es ma have as many husbands
as they please.
he has no doubt HAT an abundance nf
women are read - jim her, and her
eat difficulty wi De IN gerrg mars
enough, as the demands wdI be enOrt
mous. ..
We ,hink she ought 10 Iacarc in Brig.
ham Youn5,s irnmediae nciehbu.hond
wa, ;,,,, -, LII. ,a,l,.I' ,I.5J.
~ '''' -. -.
Cqlumhus, Nennctr must he Iato
place. Anltt Iau9 .aw'o ha been bad
swiuJred there, sgid0of g: II the an
gel GaorleifhappPus sol 'Ehtat Columbus
Aefe'r he no ;sumsrboo;7 ior 'hty y,
-viuclr in ont Of hl~ trumpet before !e
can make a sIngie looI - ne '
Hu, --'' - -, u -, .s-y
into a snec,lAriou. One .wenr 10 G. @.
ola to buv farm. and sb5pk hn,7Gs wjh
ali the (aruers and cha Zen on tl,e rome.
I Tn .buul Two weeks, l1e oth,rI orotteL
LclIow,d v,It,.an. .iich ON. =, nm, ap,t.sr.uI
a grcu demand (orhis remedy. '"'
-. " - 81. -. ,a.j :,
y" ,v w." ~ -" VT, - NJ CDJT (" W. ~
-, ,.-l%.1 - fa 60. {" 'rto
20 ~, -. ~. - All, =. .'..,o,to.
''' ''' '4'..i'.- az =, 80 y - 49, ~ w.
Some writer's say that The word W0uid
in RUFUS Choate's hdndwririue, resembles
i s'eaI grldfon s'iuc6 by I'9 a'n'ng. .'
.R,nn, DIS 49, rL5n ;,,beonn
ht was done hen !; was baiC Done. ano
yet wasn't done when il WIS finished.
Now What was ii y! couFseyoG cant
guess. WI, tbis do +? 1lmo.Ly John.
son coured Susan : lGC. ~. foae
iWhyn-it was tsyup, and l. sas gprE
when Il was ha1f dane. and ,c,.G ga.a't
Dulo when il was .ELishec-,2i il was
johnson i' ~
-. a.. - -. - "
oh'ao' inc i'e " 7iI'pS'' h,q '.'ls !" 10
r'u'p se' "''',e '"uVo '''.e' o.. - j =
v'''5 i"' 10 'V'' :"
pen $ on ,he eiind os as es selsclec-ihose
lrom eighteen io twealpfiye 1eiug rsIber
.hazudous. ,s1 srsu bra .rss-s
" !, sS,o, ,,.-.aa .-n,.ta,.a a57G,,s
,,,'"',,s IL" 80 la. =, ss',r,It ! ,St,,' '
} nad de worst ne'ghoofs as ne4er "'I'
Nine pigs and nine hers. come h"me ne MI
defe ears silt ana 'oder '@y TWO o. % GEM
come home miss!4tg: 4-----as o..a
The .well.known. banking house Of
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-16

] WaV IIIg ~ "a" ~ y N y T---,
How changed from w0st kew ;ffm'
Tue tews. had sIeepet Z ''fe%'|'
lie winds hai,y-J-. rr,oUeo ihaar
saw lhe wide a"- gtas'ly -er'',
Where demon claws taI torn 'Eem-
\ ,byt yte was in !he', h.l-er pa''s'' %
As if an irp had EorR iEem.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-16
have bed many L.Ppy years,

Aud "a OTs klnl anu N-tVeT;
81, these young Pan'aiatas have gone
Fo5sver apl ,o-eve. Hr
And nc, in fate has cut Es .1st "'
OF my earthly sGtchea, o
Tr.s ling utaIt, ShaL cease 20 'o'n
loved and long lost L7il.nes :.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-16

,e5 The New Ymk Tribune says. Vim. b.
.EAsttr plfl hls lax bIiIl5 ihea recorder on
Tuesday last, lhe smuant being so 900
.qn persons PROPERTY. md s 10000 90 real
eslale. |o,al $sS geo.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-16

Onaaci lhe Hew sprpefs E.qClres 1,Ilr
much seeming Innocence, ii II y: any ter"
for young ladies' toasn 10 Tie laps Of age {,
Somebody answers oIhatil probably te-
penis, on Ihe,klnd o. se IS sel7clec-lhose
from eighleen ioi lweatyfive 5eiug rSlber
haz 4rdOus. ,.r .4.g arr b.. .rsa-r
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-16

L33CBJ5GM8GB3.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-16

; "Shon, said Durch1lan9, "y5G gaJ
say ~Bary y0u pIease about bag mere lgh5orsi
J mad &c orst neignbots as neber sos,
Nine pigs and mine hers come hDme nit
dere ears 4,t, and tod@r Day two OF dem
rome home MISSING" /"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-16
Some writer's say that the word ,eOuid
in Ruius ChUate's handwriting, resemble.
d sIpsu gridiroa stiUcS by isg iimug. ..

RIDDLE.-,. was uoIe when i.begun,
Il was done hen i; was half doOe, ano
yet wasn't done when il was finished.
Now what was il o! course,y ,you Cant
guess. W.T. dis do I? limo.Ly John.
son courled Susan I'm. -, 4oae
whtnit was btguD, agd 4. 'as doH@
when it was hall done, and ye.,i .,s,a't
DVao when i Va, ErisheG-,,l il ~ss
Johnson. .I...r..-. ..
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-16

A SPrclLATloN.--Gwo brorhers wen
into a speculation. One wenl to & @.
gia to buy farm, and shack hn7Gs wlh
all The l5rD ers and cbil!:en Oh Tie rohre.
Ir about Two weeks. IAe OIher oroltet
followed y rti an i'ch o,m.Lfle ana goguJ
a great ds mand lorhis remedy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-16

: The ohio ng5y fo9ks more like creek
,slian a N.Y. g,sl II sheJm jastsn9w. Boys
are rwa4fi.g across al Wheeling. 1be
river Is lineJ viii bcat., slilke Bic Cav.
Der, waiting r'sop.t dug 10 turn up.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-16

GUM sakl,SD CgYfS.-~..-4 Aai yfcl III.
lormed Il. piuts., apsuiaa G0'. dIiih lac
teseJsoie ~ - Rsis DHserssis/ ssq'ha =
% % be iaEg}s RF5tg kWb yfFSis Sif -
mIlis Ut Df ,'e,Ige Ly -.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-16

z l.PSG TRAIS.--A lEsih 0ttolneiy-seSrni
csIy, arswA by eqgine No. 7l' reached
.Cpmbs srisnd. Ola Ihe BALTIMORE aBd OHIO
RsiIro-d IN he esrIy Pars gof lass week
Ine. haIH was composed msiBiy OF coal
Epppsfs. It's ssid 10 .Ge longest l:sin
liza. ever passed over. the IOsd. sl. Ia
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-16

No vom7n MI be, alq,i;ed 10 lhc
mex, .Wommp's Riglis c., ;ol WI,
does NOT "shqya - mg t5ss." 'fbC
.oilicers are c.,pecttd &c we1t siaches
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-16

bana,STad ihree cha6reu1 with tesrAa girl
abont FIVE years lid, a roy about three
and a babe5fn her arms: 'Fhe hustsHd
had jumped over, and as the flames grew
hoiter anI B,ifdej mble frrc4,y, she loot
her lille gil, ki,eei't:@rii !H-ew her INTO
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-16

KSciPE FOR NAKsNGrA a BRLLE4r7I Ak e
i've ihous aud dol Us worth. Of, hoops
ctinqline, laess. silks, &e, 10 be seleolsd
according e. e Lers 9YBi rfAnsy : sfpdsAe
giTl a year 70 2 .bqaFdlng sch!osl, lkye
months 10 -ssdancIps school ;,lhsngE.tjga
agapd coat II "IIlyy while aud li:fpsgss'
and she will be perfect 'heaEl smasLe!,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-16

The welI;knoNn banking house Of
Messis. Chubb d Co, of VI ing ION ciiy,
have suspended Paynens. #.a a.ra..g 81
aoRcAzsR RIvFR by ID
Iasfa counts from Fra e ever pro lions
were vety s,.afce and dear. BOG mes.
snssnsellLng atiA1 ear. hsr pond.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-16

The following, WHICH we have heard
told as fact some lime ago, may be ben
cfcisl 10 some gen, smanwho has young
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-16

Columbus, Nenulctr must tea Irafo
Place. Au,it IarD .aw'o ha been bad
" swiuJred there, seidof .: 'j' the an
gel Gamlsifbappeus.s .sli' ghtatGolumbus
hefe'I We no ?surrreaoo;7 icr 'htl :,
-viuclr i'm ont Of hI~ trumpet before !ie
canmahe single looI 11'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-16

affsiF. I'D Ssssi Flsssocs bbaRs 4 isi sf'~-
msJ wish teesso ~ Jhe. Psies. y sHsSp
only IpHY aIill2IifEi zai4llfabib Eos
1'hrfsare three tbiqesl vllef. TSlosks
vesy sw kwsld fYIa swpnsa 70 49, a'-7
10 Whsle, lhrog stone al a COW, s'DoSs
cigar.
, 1858-04-30

The late proceedings in the Senate border on
the exciting; although up to the last three or
four days they have been as uninteresting as be-
fore
On the 9th ult Mr. Green, from the Committee
on Territories gave notice that he would call for
direct vote on his bill for the admission of Kan.
sas under the Lecompton Constitution on Mon
day next Mr.. Doolittlc, Of Wisconsin, con-
clulcd a speech on the Kansas question. Mr..
Foster of Connecticut also madea speech on the
same subject
In the House, Mr.. Taylor, of Louisiana, offered
resolutions, which were referred to the Committee
ou Foreign Relations, inQuring as to the acts at
tending the seizure OF the American barquc
Adriatic by the French Government, providing
for redress to the OWNERS, and to prerent similar
pro- cedings in the future. The Kansas question
was discussed in Committee of the Whole on the
Consular and Diplomatic Appropriation bill
In the Senate, on the 9th, Mr.. Houston pre-.
sentcd the joint resolutions of the Legislature of
Texas, relative to Southern States Rights Con.
ventiOn, in case the LecOmpton Cons tuition shall
be rejected. The bill lfor the relief of Commodore
Jones was passed. The bill for the admission of
Kansas was then taken up, and considesed until
the adjournment, Mr.. Hamlin of Maine making
speech principally in answer to the arguments
and assertions Of Mr.. Hammond of South Car
olna. .........
, 1858-04-30
FROM THE GOLD D1GG1NGs

By the arrival at this place, on Saturday last,
of the schooner Wild Pigeon, Capt. Jones, we
have later and interesting adyiccs from the Fra
zcr's River Mines.
We learn that gold has been found a; Fort Iale
in small quantities, also on the route 10 Fort Dal-
las, on both sides of the river which has never
been properly explored by the whites. From
Fort Dallas and upwards, for many miles over
the country, gold has been found III considerable
quantities.
Through the courtesy of friend well acquaint.
cd with the locality, we are enabled to lay before
the reader the relative distances Gom the mouth
Of Frazer's River to the Mines, as follows: To
Fort Langley, 40 miles; from Fort Langley to
Fort Hope, 60 miles; from Fort Hope to Fort
Yale, Tor the first falls in Frazcr's River and
navigable for small boats and canocs) 10 miles
From Fort Yale there is portage for goods OF
about 800 yards, or for a canoe about 60 yards
About three miles above this portage it is neces-
sary to discharge the goods ca ry them some
800 yards. From this place to Fort Dallas, at
the mouth Of Thompson's River, the distance is
about 80 miles. Thompson's River is navigable
only from October to April.
We have been kindly permitted TO copy the
following extract from letter received here from
Sam. MeCaw, Esq, dated
"FoRT LANGLEY, April 23d, 1858.
ave were six days on the passage to the
mouth of the river, and day and half going
up. We are going up the river with Charley
Adams. Adams says that the mines are good;
the lowest that he knows Of any one making per
day is $40. Provisions arc very high"
, 1858-04-30
ARMY NOTICE.

OEALED PROPOSALS. FOR FURNISHING
- the U. s. Troops, Fort Sleilaeoom, W. T., with
be received at Fort SteAcOom, W. t. up TO O'Clock p.
NJ, on Monday, the 3lst Of May. 1858.
Beef must be fresh and good, and Of q wholesome
quality, delivered In quarters, equal proportion Of
each (necs and shans TO be exeluded ordinarily three
times per week. In quantities varying with the nubr Of
Troops At the Post. The amount required at present per
week s about 700 lbs which may BE- increased dunn
shed during the year. Payments TO he made monthly
Proposals to be addressed 70 the A. ting As ant IN.
missary Of Subsistence, Font SeAcoom, W. T.. and co.
dorSed Proposals Or Fresh Beet" Wlitien contract
and bond with sureties 10 accompal the Proposals.
Contract will be given to the lowest responsible bidder.
The CommisaEy the right to reject all bids.
Bidders invited 70 be present At the opening Of pro
P'fSiTt FSrt sieilseoom, April 80, 1858. IS
, 1858-04-30
en- WASHINGTON HOTEL, a
1 il Corner Of Main and Second streets,
III OLYMPIA, W. 7.
sILAs GALLIHER, Proprietor.

TrEIE PRoPRIEroR HAS RECENTLY ERECTED, IN con.
IL necon with and part Of the SMaahington Hotel "
large story budog. ~ BY 30 fret, by whCh be
enabled 10 provide the travelling public with larger
humber Of capaeous, comfortable and sxeeently ven
public house in Washington TeffiIOry An idea Of his
ability to accommodate the public may be judgedom the
fact that the hotel contains twenty-five private rooms
exclusive Of family apertments) SIX Of which are large
drawitg rooms or parlQrs.
thankful to the public for tine liberal patronage hereto
fore extended to the proprietor and having thus enlarged
upon bis former business be feels confident be can Es1der
the soUnrn Of strangen with him comfortable and et-
SAINT and pains shall be spared 10 yet his table as well
as any In like business Beds and bedrooms furnished
such is may desire them. Z 4.l &. .'.t. ~. a's.TI
Board by the day and week.
good Stable Is attached 70 this establishment which
will 6e amply supplied with forage for the accommodation
Of animals Of the travelling public
share Of public patronage Is respectfully solicited
OLYMPIA, Dec. Aih, 1851 sly
, 1858-04-30

sAceidents viii happen in the best regu-
lated families" This saying has recently
been Forcibly impressed upon our mind by a
little experience. We did not suppose that
a simple dissolution of partnership between
the partners Of our firm would also lead to
a adissolution of our old Iron Press. Strange
as it may seem, it is nevertheless true; for
no sooner was the fact known to the Office
than the Old Press dissolved partnership also,
and the lever rod, in pure despair, walked
down upon the end of the wharf and jumped
OF. Now a change might take place in the
firm which would lead to better results, and
so We hoped; but if the Press takes It into
its head to dissolve also, II Is utterly inpos-
sible for the business to go on; for what is
Press without leyerl
Fortunately for Us, there was evidence Of
this foolish deed, and we were enabled, with
the assistance Of kind friends, to discover the
fugitive piece of machinery; and, having
given it a good rubbing quot drubbing) re
stored it TO its former brightness, and, We
hope, q further life Of usefulness. We ewere
much disturbed BY this little incident, which
csme near being very serious to US, and have
been put back day in our periodical aP-
pelrahce, but hope IN future to be as pune
tuaI as formerly in our brief existence.
As we are now one head and one heart, no
further dissolution can take place to st the
exanple to our capricious motor. We win
keep waichfhl eye on the old concern, and
any disaaeetion in future win be Immediately
suopressed. .l..;.5.; ~. ,e,sa,sov is,,,.s
We are now fully convinced. that all mat.
Ter i animated; otherwise how can we ex.
plain the fact, that a portion of our Press
should conceive such Al affection to The for.
msr- member II our firm ss to leave also, and
seek self destruction in such a way. We
did not suppose that We had ever done any
ding % offend any one, much less 10 create
disadec.icn in that Machine On whom we are
dependent for a livelihood. We hope that
Our bains 10. recover This wayvard member
win have established sufficient confidence that
hereafter il may work well.
tnIH
, 1858-04-30
NOTICE.

Geo ". Lee, having disposed Of his interest
in the HERALD, has no further connection with it
il any capacity. Our patrons are hereby eau.
toned against trusting him on behalf Of this
journal
, 1858-04-30

Per Columbla-S Perham, l. Bettman, W Williams, II /
Tbbals Odel, Freebooter, BumberH, Marston,
Dixon Morrison, Pope W Armstrong. lady and inf
Mr. Harris Thos Kicks, Jacobs Harris Mr. Clay yonson
Mcssrs Barthrop, Smith, and $50 In the steerage.
Consignees per Columbia at s,elaeOOmPJ MOOrey, chal
PrOsch, and P Keaeh- ~"
, 1858-04-30

TEEKALEr-Arrlred April 18th, clipper ship BOs:onian,
Buram, f San Francisco to load for England Dr.
smr Otter MoWau Nisquay stmr Columbia Dali San Fran.
cisco ship IeOnOre Mitchell San Francisco via Smiths Island;
18TH oOp strungs Kennedy Port Madison; I7h stmr Sea
Bird Connor Ports on the Sound; 24h stmr Sea Bird Conner
mOO
sailu-Apri 18TH schr Potter Norwood Port Madison;
10TH Br steamer Otter, MowRtt Vctora lIh ship LeunoTe
MITCHELL Smiths Island; 22d ship Geo Raynes Bacheder sgd.
ney IN sW) via Port Townsend; s4h Sea Bird Connor
somAhmno eth, Columbia, Dali, Ports on the Sound
schr Y y Potter, Norwood, Port Townsend.
Hongkong.
san Francisco.
, 1858-04-30

~ the ERLLD can be found in San Francisco at the Office
Of our Aen M The Merchants Exchange the principal Hotels
and a W sulvans Newspaper Depot Washington ST.
near The Post once.
, 1858-04-30

~ VIZ shan Be pleased To furnish masters Of vc'sel' ant
ohers outward bound with fGn files Of the HERALD on ai
Satlou at this Oalce
, 1858-04-30

Corner Of Market and Second streets,
Is authorized the Agent OF PaPer receiving ad'
verssmen and subscriptions IA San Francisco and collect
ing and rseelpting for the same. ,,.,,
, 1858-04-30
paget saanN sbippina gist.
srEILAcoOM, W, r. APRIL 30, 1858.
Arrived.

April 23d-stmr Sea Bird, COnnO I'm Ports on the SOUND
freight and pass to master.
2schr Wild Pigeon Jones fun Victoria via Port Townsend
freight to master.
26,shr Eclipse, harrington FIN Penus COve wheat to Judge
Chamber.
.-Smr Columbia, Dali ds I'm San Francisco freight and
pass TO Olympia aud StelacOom.
Sur Sea Bird ConDOr hn Ports the sound freight and
pass to master,
29-Schr II c Page. Rhoder lis I'm BeIns!ram Bay lime
and brick to Fort StelAcoOm.
, 1858-04-30

Tn BAuL-Or readers win not forget the
approaching Bah. 70 be given on Tuesday even
ing next
, 1858-04-30

SANDWICH ISLANDS PROpUcE,
Nd q general assortment ntOfProvlslonls6t''-I Of =
"A &c., may be found at the store Of the PUGET -
MILL CO., at Teekalet, floods canaD WI. - Il
, 1858-04-30
FROsf1VIcTORIA, WI

The schooner Wild Pigeon, Capt Jones, ar
rived at SteilacoOm on Saturday last with later
adviccs from VancOuver's Island.
In the vicinity Of Victoria, the whites have
recently suffered severely at the hands of the
Indians, who have been Shooting the cattle in
large numbers. The Governor, however, did not
long remain inactive, but took speedy steps to
bring the dcpredatOrs to justice, lie soon caught
three Of the ringleaders and gave them two dozen
lashes each.
Accompanied by the Sheriff, the Governor and
several others then proceeded to an Indian village
and burnt seven Of their houses The Indians
were then cautioned against ever returning to
that locality. The tribe to which these Indians
belonged is called Hannegas.
, 1858-04-30

Tm RAI--AnOsher race occurred on Sun
day last near Deans farm, some miles from
town, atwhich the soldiers from the garrison
were not only the principal parties interested,
but comprised mainly the spectators. On this
occasion, however, the sport did not pass of as
happily as usual Adispute arose as to the lair-
ness Of the race in Che course Of which parties
quarrelled until they finally went at II pugnis et
ealeibus Some Of the spectators returned to
their quarters with cOuntenances considerably
disngared. @ ". as tsa '4.l.